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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

fnI chantins Grey or l. suI Hair Brown IT Bsck in
lev "'AI' without stiHIug The skin iujuringtle tex-
l-.tot -it - u applied al nEht going 20 ned the
gaEr WI 1r ELECTED BY morning The color Is peftua.
nSH,, tercIufe cannot be rubbed on Wi,i so Tie
very lulc trouble. Price - cents. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
ELEGANTAnpc nEAPsILKs snA" L.

- g. rs. ~, &c.
THE following Ftl Winter Goods will be found
1.-THE store ot the subscriber:
Slunuwor'h Of rich figured aud plaid Chine and other
styles Of silks suitable for dly and evening dresses
A. all from Is S. Is 81 Is, Is % IS per yard,
comprising all colours sui styles.
Also tashiDuab pain, figured and embroide cd Mouse
.ue ue Lanes every quality aui price.
LlseWise s. a. worth OF Fall and Winter shawls Man
s and ScaTis OF all styles, from 81 o. s. 90 50 o.
81 on. SIS ul ana Sd ~, and upwards.
inteudii ITO suit all tastes every uiuE In the shawl and
Dress grave orgay, high low priced viii be
found cheap, Tor cash, al Il ~ JENKINS,
oc 10 Cheap Cash Dry Goods store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
nurLER EFFERvEscEsr
MAG ESrlN AD.,Dt,Nr

BUTLER IS EFFERvHscEnr
hAGSESiAS ApERIEST,
EoR Dyspepsia OF Indigestion, neivou. Irbity yttii.
ncss hcah ache, ariiy oI the stomach habuai Goa.
hV"he as euicuus diseases rou gravel etc "a ,r,L
valued ~ . gentle cooling purgatve
desirable preparation has rec y,I the D,,ro,,, -,
lnr, members OF the profession. ami from ta
n SW punlS many respectable aud unsolicited testino.
mas o US culcac as medicine, hly. been ,ritci
WIN an hc pleasing qniiirs Of glass of aoda ~airT 4,
possehscs the active medicinal properties Of tie mos an
proved sanous puTs=;yosi is pleasant To the palate and
grateful 60 stomach 49, ''N ~'
supply received aud for saeby
-, J. n EtiSTACE g. SON
Three hello he. Hail n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

hAhOF q I'D Va Err
/ w RANDOLPH 60. have for sale
81 An Elementary Treatise on Analytcal Geometry
trans acd from tac French OIL Blot Or the use oT ne
Cadets Of Virginia Military Institute Al Lexington, aud
adapted 10 the present Of Mathematical instruction va
the Colleges Of tho Unite saes. By Fraurs ~ smith
" fi"cssoro Of Mathematics In the Institution, and Tor
metly professor AZ West Point.
The Princeton Review contains the following:
ave GLAD that Prof Smh has aided contribution
10 our scaniy STOCK, 10y giving traualf ~ the
sry work vt Bot, o the perfect scientific gems
10 he found ~ any language. The org ua needs not our
commentaries aud OF the translation, 10 Is enough say
that % rs faithfully executed
nov 3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

DIRLE Qult5upDis. be Naiurs History OF the Animals
ID mrHu'uni 100 ScIUfnar. with numerous Illustrations
Eastern Are and Aniql',Hs mentioned iu the sacred
Scriptures, with numerous illustrations.
Nutfn- Keepsake, Christians AMI Nrw Years Gin for
young People with ban Ssur ruyrayi1gs
Stories told fo RHiu.. Cousin Lucy she a little
Cir. Toy Ihr author OF RH..'s Truss.
rr~ JhilTs Tostu, consisting Of simple Tales ~Hh
F.fIs.
Pure Gold FROM the Rivers OF .-'cm. edited by the
au'nor of Affections Keepsake, from tur twcHurih Lon.
don edition
Cousins Llcy Conversions by ibc author Of Ro'os
Books.
Complete scus oi Rorg' n,aks in y. uniform binding
or - SMITH. pgIN q NORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
SADDLES ERIDI.Is a, a, : 49,, -, :

- ADDLEs, BKlDLEs HARNESS. -
w eNu~etip.r mas uu hand. 40 bus Harufsr,c,v .-,
- h'', r'Itl 1uf u'uu -riGIga, common =. 49,.
~. s.'.- ni '"tr ttrpug Doe aud Sulx.y Etrpcs
~ -l' yl Srrup Irons. Curb emf sal1e Tff..
..-l'. aul American Birdie lralnrr aul W. uior,.
80 49, 90 %. ~u.ssF rga RiHiur WHO'S; I.rT
y, n " i-l "'ai - every DESCRIPTION, ~hich he will 81
~. 'Ir'a Persons ln wnut ni articles fn f#s
lie DIS au.IH. ~ 10 saii Ala sAanr-
ts,..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

NAPsuLEs.-Bllsam Cubols ant sarsapaIIilA Ca.
- sues, prepared fresh by the subscribed.
=. +. DOVE
ApOthecaTy and Druggist,
~ 6-Fhin Nam . Richmnnd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
,. CEASE X SONS
CLARIFIED rs ENCE OF nOARH IN TN
C. a nv -

-, LSELlr JOHNSTON & LYEIJ
ue 70 At J. MrKiioc's Old stand
E'NGLisu WHITE LEhD-we Lave iIIgt 70.
- ccvelA supply ui English White lead In on which We
can Tonnlrh'y r"eotnncni to any who may want ii cxlrI
article, for immediate use.
ie 10 sAu,t l. ANA, ,n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
PANTS AND VESTS
WINE AND BRAND,

COMPRISING a full assor sent-amous which are
~ 30 gair tine Satiinef fanta
lou Do good Vests, large and eomplete as.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
DH' LsiDs,s nsDicATEp EXTRACr

Coui FLUID of
pssis ccnihtned With other vegetable etr.r,. ,yb-
1919 ticdoino O great utility the cure "a M ms
- athS iron impurities OF tue blousL tr,.m ad,.rrs
ph- snL hLpTudencc1 u youth, anu eousitrtIn, ~.
lotudor prOluc-f Oy the niudc Eour use Of NOR.
1yf arsenic oaf< quLiua. IL tnvaIuable rcUr.fv
D.,s sasaH Dr5hy, U'eeI1u. sores, White sweuings
ss7s o. the Liver and ssin, ScrOtula or KIM, ~
ErysipEss, &c ana all unplra.ast AM, ,f.ny,7,
ec"nH rcnseIuent % syphilis, Lues, vsnsrc-L xc A.
seoei ~ puriler Of tie hOo, ali tmss aud parfic ,
" tuf 0pfmg und Fai. there be medic inc more IL
.stuat A. medicine Calculated TO sOothe and nouf,s
ys.etH 1tei having been uder medical treatueo Tor
- " ui-,a!c thef csu be nothing adAr i.t
~. neural 'i-or OF sac -tea.. aayius te
and nervous couult, oithe system cortncn
lhs PREPARATION viii he found isuiy ser
h'a"'e Hnih2 the SUI uieT season a uTeVeftve Of
os" unpleasant and usaErecabs .ensauon. eo.,op 10
ahy uuIlAs warm weather, namely Eantne-s Gilnss.
Impressive Feeing about the Heat M. Br.ast
-. lxtiul ani Wholesome bevs rage, by aLIng
'ui' % A'ass Of ics-Water, tho c.e-
aen sScn ditt dunE; and with small OF sv,r
.e sSf ~ iptus- the SarsspaIla Mad
s'"t ~ adJIuon medicinal viItues 10 he AIN
anu particularly adapted 10 invslus For tT.yrns ,e-
-" are4ua''e VI great Importance. For ,ai.
GAYNOR.
~ DrugSists sole gents for R,ehnonri, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
INSURANCE. AGAINST ;FIuts

'IWb kchn'ni Irc Association are prepared Il, insure
personal properly ~ Jli Kinds eli a. N,,,r. L,,t
gs IA ihe ty ~ Richmou1 AGAINST loss or diuasc b,,
NE, on the most GVoraiI terms Applra,,o, T., h
JANEs u,,sui! % thAic
or,inhis absence, To- ~ ''"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
]. BRANNAN & cos
OLD DOMINION CI.oTHINa srSRE

Adjoining John Eailcy's Union Coffee House. and
X. ii. Jenkins Dfy Goods Store, Main st.
w T. Nouii embrace this opportunity aud method Of
" inahlug ~ Known 10 the citizens Of Rrhuond III 81
S,ny az inc Sale thitwe constantly keepun hand Cloth
lg "i an ki nd more especially the current ami An.
pinchie Seasons, which will sell reduce nrr.s t
cish Nrrespcctiuiy invite ali tn call and in.pc,t an,
stotk wh'ihst they want the goods not All ry sI
oy Us MAJ DO l" ll,aSe IN every respect may bcrcurned
Az goods -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15
MORE NEW uonES

II ELEM FLEETWOOD, by Charlotte Elizabeth
siege OF Derry. SutfeTugs OF the Protc ,iauf=:
lac OF le Revolution ia England by Charlotte Elizabeth
nabOaih school Is Il should be. by ~ 4 Alcou
Pam sermons by cOntrihutscs to the Tracts for the
TuTs For sale. 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

certain aud speedy Remedy for Frcckes and other AZ
St cents NJ ~ F'es
he above are Tor sale by the sole Proprietor s w.
"eEn nos - and - south, third street PHtJeipLis.
e-s Tor sale 10 Richuund 10y John Gaynor J. A Eussrs
sd Alst Duya Co. and J. H. klsand and most OF
4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-15

sTOChs, CRAVArs. linen COLLARS.
BOSOM MS, sc.
lust received large OF stocks Linen Col.
- lars. BOsOms. &c follows VIZ:
Bpnhazinc, silk and satin Stocks, all prices
Black italian CTGvats do do
Rca Fancy satin do
DO do ScaTis
Linen Collars. round AMI square
Linen Bosntns-at j. CUNNINGHAMS
New and Cheap Cash Dry Goods store,
&c y Eor Main
y x BOXES woolscy & Woolsey's Family Loaf sugar
oo L 10 dc DO T Iaap Lump DO DO
Just received and for sale low for cash.
WADE W. wOOLDRInGE,
-oe ~ 3dOoTs ucipw the Bal.
y CHESTS EJtra GmnpowdcT Tea Just received aud Tor
- sale al retail low, Tor cash.
oc 10 3 doors Erloyy he Egu
FENDEkS-CuEAP- 2OI Brsss. Hr0nzcd Green.
shcetls and Wire FCHdeTs, including some new and
very elegant piUcrns, just Imported erect II o. England
anu Tor sale cheap az the Hardware and Fancy %
4. J. RICHARDS n co,
oc u street. Shocsoc mn.
BLANKETS AND CHEAP SERVANTS
CLOTHING.
lust received. and for sale cheap
~ Negro Blankets. 3s 90, Is O., 81 3D. &c
BED go O., lOs6d, &C.
Rose and Whitney, good assortment AMI very cheap
ALSO,
IinGcys from l., SC.
kcrseys from pc,
N CUNNINGHAMs,
&c ~ New and Cheap Cash Dry Goods store.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-16
TIE NEW BRUNSWICK TRAGEDY

New Brunswick, April 3.--RoJiuson
seems now to relent, and has confessed his
crime in the most hidcous FORM lie saws he
called upon Mr. Suydam the night before tho
murder and invited him to his house under
pretence Of paying off the note and $500 on
the bond and mortgage-that he was prepar-
cd to assault him on his entry, and had pla.
ced his Ratchet in the sidclgh of the front
door, intending as he passed in to seize it and
make the attack; but Mr. S. came in the back
door, which frustrated this plan. They went
into the basement story, and MIR S. entered
into familiar conversation about the house
remarked to him that he was getting along
well, and would soon be through, &c, but
seemed to keep his eye on his guilty associ-
ate, who had taken up malet They pas.
sed into the lst story, and there Robinson
said to Mr. S. that his wife had gone out for
pen and ink and would soon return. Mr. S.
replied, 9Th walk out few minutes and re-
turn again, by that time she may be in," and
advanced to the door. Robinson stepped
oeh'nd HIM and struck the blow with the NAL
let winch threw of his hat and brough, him
on his hands and knees-a second How
brought him to the floor. lie then wen,
down to prepare tho gray. and whilst die.
g,ng ne heard noise up stairs. and -s,uro.
ed and found Mr. s, on his hand. and knees
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-16
FIRST REPORT

a was heradcd forth in the Burlington Free
"A Pross on the morning of the 4th March saving
the former Agent HOWARD, was continued aud
had commenced upon his twentieth year,-who now
most respectfully reports as follows viz THAT the
effort made in dlsposng Of the old stock of remnants
and Goods at seiiing-o prices highly satsiacto-
ry. That on the 23d he proceeded to Albany, and
was present in the Legislature when the committee
reported, adverse to the building Of Bridge al that
place. and were directed to take bnck the papers and
bring IN a bill for immediate action to determine,
whether, consttutionay, an obstruction could be
thrown over the Hudson, when the General Govern
Inent had improved the navigation by removing i'm
pedlments and deepening its channel far above such
place, is the question Now that noble River being
the inlet from the high seas and Atlantic Ocean to the
trade OF tho Green mountain State of course the PEG.
pies Agent could not bu, have deep interest in the
result which may soon be known. That on the 27th
he left IN the Steamer Utica for New York on which
passage Lieutenant Governor Bradlsh was called to
the chair, J. Fennimorc Cooper, secretary and the
meeting being addressed by Major General Sanford
whereupon unanimous expression of thanks was
voted to Captain Shultz by the Lady and Gentlemen
passengers for his interchangeable enterprise and
tons IN pioughlng way through the ice from Pouph.
keepsc to Albany, thereby atfordng pcasurabe trip
by water instead of dangerous one through mud by
land to New York.
Tina, having arrived at the great commercial empo-
rum of the Union after q winter absence was cheer
cd by mutual salutations with former friends who
without exceptions, proffcred their every effort in
showing and displaying all of their most Fashionable
beautiful and desirable articles of Merchandise with
corresponding wish to favor Inc with such selections
as might be wanted and at the very best bargains par-
cuarly as being for the supply OF the ever up and
dong, quick and cheap cheap for cash and non-im.
prisonment-for-deb store located in the beautiful val
ley of LIKE Champlain, at Burlington, Vermont
Thus having been ed made udicious Sc.
lection Of such articles were calculated for spring
trade and returned home, where any of the many
Kinds OF Fancy and other Goods may he had At pri-
ces TO SUIT purchasers, at HOWARD'S S.
April 3D., 1911.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-16

mon Councils Of New York and BROOKLYN as
mourners, the Governor, 1t. Governor, and Nom.
bcrs of the Legislature of New York, Members
of Congress, society Of Cincinatt Revolutionary
Soldiers, Foreign Ministers and Counsus, Judges
oil the United States, State and city Courts,
Members of the Bar, Police Magistrates with
their official slaves clad in mourning, Militia
Officers olfduty, civil officers of the U. s. and
New York, members Of the fire department,
grand lodge of the state preceded by the grand
master and the officers Of the independent COM
pany of Odd Fellows in full costume and bearing
the Bible, Chaplet, Constitution, Ark of the
Covenant, Aaron's Rod, and other insignia of the
order, the trustees, faculty and students of all
our Colleges and other literary institutions,
teachers and pupils of our public schools, officers
and pupils in the naval schools, tppecanoe clubs,
political associations Of both parties, the New
England society, St, Andrews, ST. Patrick's and
ST. NIchoaH' societies, the German, French and
Italian benevolent societies, each with its an
proprate banner, the Irish society bearing the
Harp shrouded with crape-members of the
American, Mechanics Typographical, and book
Binders institutes, members of the literary and
scientific associations, butchers, cartmcn, tailors,
stone cutters, sail makers, backsmiths, shin
masters, pilots, lamp-lightcrs, watchmen, and all
other classes of our citizens, each class in a
single body; these swelled the vast procession
coming in nearly the order in which they have
been mentioned. The citizens of other states.
and those of Brooklyn and this city, arranged
according to wards, closed the processon.-
Splendid banners were borne at intervals, heay-
lily hung with Grape, and a ba lge of mourning
was worn by every one of the vast multitude
Before the procession was fairly started il began
to snow and continued to storm till after dark.
The effect ofallthis was ndescrbably solemn
1t was an eloquent and worthy expression of
national grief for the loss Of great and good
Chief Magistrate. AT about six o'clock the
throng again arrived at the City Hail. in front of
which large platform had been erected, COW
cred with black clsh, from which il was announ-
ced that the remaining exercises, consisting of
an Grafton by Chancellor Freinghuysen, and
the other solemn and religious rites prepared
for the occasion, would be postponed by reason
at the inclcment weather. The assembled
thousands then dispersed quietly to their homes.
And thus ended the most splendid and affecting
pageant ever heheld. llavir thus United to
do honor to the Dead, it now becomes the duty
OF all TO look at the Administration Of their affairs
ard to the conduct Of those retaining stations Of
power Yours NC. VERMONT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-16

PrcrSIARv AFrAins OF THE LATE PRESIDENT
We regret TO learn that in consequence of becoming
responsible for the Liabilities of his sons several years
since the farm ofthe President at North Bend is I'M
der heavy incumbrance; and that was the only
property he possessed, that his family are left in
destitute condition. 1t is highly probable, we are
aware, that Congress will order the amount of his
salary for the whole year, to be paid to his widow.
But that will only serve to relieve her from the extra
ordinary expenses incurred by the late President in
making preparations for taking up his residence at
Washington and those which accrued after his es-
adjustment there 1t was therefore suggested, at the
meeting of the citizens of Troy held on Friday even.
ing for the purpose of adopting proper for
tstifying their respect for the memory of their late
President by personal friend of the decreased, that
subscription be commenced the amount subscribed by
each individual not to exceed one dollar for the pur-
pose of relieving the homesed at North Bend from its
membranes, and presenting it TO the family Of HAIR
RisoS. \ similar measure was recently adopted in
Grea, Britain the death Of Walter Scott, in order
TO relieve his estate from the mortgages upon it,
And if Walter Scott wns-leemed worthy of such an
honor by the people of Great Britain, certainly the
eminent services of the lamented Harrison to the
United States, should render him worthy of a similar
honor-T'roy Wig.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-16

TNHE attention Of Ill disposed to engage in the mail
l. service is specially called 10 the advertisement,
iorproposaIs for carrying the United States mails in
my predecessor in December last The last day fns
receiving bids is the 10th OF April lat 3ocock p NJ
and for deciding upon them the 2ith ufAprll As he
Lettings cannot be postponed without materially
Guilty on the part Of new contractors in making ado.
gate preparations for the service which must com.
nlence on the ls Of July, all those in the State Of
Vermont, taking interest in this matter are refer
red to the mail advertisement published in HE Yer.
mont Gazette, the Vermont Republican, the vernon,
Waterman Il State Journal ana the Spr. Of the
Age.
And to be found in pamphlet form Of each Pos, OF ca
at the County towns Il al the ends of routs for FL!
information to the particulars Of the service TIA
nature of the liabilities, the mode of bidding am g..
form of the guaranty which Is tc accompany very
proposal L CRANGT2,
Post Office Department.
March l5ih 1911
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-16
STANE OF VERMONT

District oil Chlicndcn, -. I
n Ia Probate, { our, holien at Burlington within
"A and for said district on the tenth day Of Aprl,
A. d. 1871, BENJAMIN BEERS, Of Charlotte in
the County OF Chnenden, guardian Of the property
and estate OF Nancy y. Gleit, Lucna Gillett and
Sarah Ann Gleti, minor children Of Sheldon Gi!le,,
of said Charlotte, having filed in said court his pei-
lion IN writing, letting forth that his said ward. are
seized IN their own right IN fee Of one equal undivided
halt OF thirty nine and one haif acres Of the home
farm Of when Jonathan Gillct', lae Of SAID Char
lo'lc, deceased, died seizu reIng all Of said home
farm, excepting sixteen acres thereof which has l,en
-. otto the widow Of the laid deceased as part Of
her dover IN the real estate Of said deceased and cx
cepting, also, " l2 acre, Of said farm which has
been sold by the executor Of the last will Of the laid
deceased, under an order OF said probate court. And
that his said ward, also .ezcd of one undivided
halt oftwo and one half acres Of the Wood lot, so
called If the said dccea 81 eng all Of .ald wood o,
except two and one half acres thereof which has also
tcen set ont 10 the widow of ,ad deceased 4. fr,h
or portion OF her dover in sad real estate And that
sad wards are also seiZe in their own right in tx.
Oft hrec undivided eishh parts Of said .ix'ecn acres
and SAID two and one hafaccs Of san land set
to the widow of aIdtecca>e which sixteen acres and
two and one hall acres Of land sb'ec, to the life
estate Of sad widow Of the said decea,e therein all
of which lands situate in said Charlotte repre, en-.
ing That II woud G conducive TO the interest Of .ad
wards to have their interest in said land. sold, and
the proceeds OF such sale put at interest and praying
SAID court TO license and empower him to sell his
wards interest in said lands, for the purpo'e afors-
,aid.
Wherenpon The court afnre.aid doth appoin, the
third day of May next for hearing SAID pcii,ion and
deciding thereon, at the offe ofihe Register Of raid
Court in said Burlington, and DOH order that notice
thereof lie given to a person, Interested hy puhllca-
ton OF this order, containing the substance Of said
petition, in the Burlington Free Press II newspaper
printed Burlington in the county of Chtienden three
weeks excessively previous TO the said third day Of
May, 1871.
Given under my hand Mt said Burlington this tenth
day OF April. lsil. WIN. WESTON, Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-04-16
New and Fashionable
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

NIX. BENNS would inform his riends and
I'l the public generally that he has nken the well
known stand in Churchstreet, recently occupied bv
EDWARD r. Evans Draper and Tailor at which
place VIII be kept constantly hand and for SALE
general assortment Of French, English and American
Broadco,hs, Casslmercs and Ves,ings suited for diff.
iercnt seasons Also-Fashionable Trimmings of all
Kinds, and of the best quality which will be sold for
Cash MS low as can elsewhere be obtained
The Cutting Department will be superintendent by
Mr. Evans for the time being. No pains wi be spared
on his part TO employ the best of workmcn and 10
make this one Of the best establishments of the kind
IN the state. ANY gentleman who may favor him
with any order, may rely upon having it executed at
the time appointed, and in the very best possible man
ner An nd ition viii hc made to the above stock as
soon as the opening Of navigation will permit He
hopes bv dill gence and attention 10 merit share of
thr pubic PATRONAGE. 3wii
BurllnrtOn, Aprll g lSIl