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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-20
THE LOAN BILL,

Yesterday passed the Senate by a vote Of 20
to 20-several friends of the bill absent
In the course of some remarks by Mr.. CLAY,
Of Kentucky, in which he handled the late Sc
cretary Of the Treasury with great but Just Sc
verify, the necessity Of this loan was very
briefly but clearly stated II was for the most
part to pay off the debt incurred by the late Ad-
ministration.. They had authorized a debt in
the shape Of Treasury notes, which was now out
standing and amounting TO about eight and an
half millions Of dollars. The estimated wants
Of the Government for the year are "a millions.
But the estimated receipts are only 90 millions /;
not enough for current expenses. The deficit,
and the Treasury note debt, therefore, equal in
round numbers the entire amount of the loan
The vote Of the Federal Opposition went,
therefore, as openly avowed by Mr.. Calhoun 10
stop the supplies. Mr.. Clay commented upon the
deplorable consequences TO the honor credit, and
existence Of the Government, if such abomina-
BILE principles, as avowed by the Opposition
were to succeed They would bring the Go
vernment TO disgrace and dissolution. Thi.
conduct of the Oppositionwas an additional evi
dence Of their identity with the Federal party
Of the last war.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-20

FOR THE MADIs0NhN.
Ma EDlToR-A letter signed "Bernardius alias
Bernardo Casteli-dcserves the notice Of The think
ing public Allow ''my pen To speak few words a
bout the letter and its author. I leave with you my
backed by that of ofthe most respectable cit
zens in this CITY, for the responsibility OF what am
goinl say
he Bishop Of Detroit is NOT, CAN NOT be in
carcerated in Rome What is il possible that tce A.
aericans cannot when in foreign country, trust
Americans appointed, paid and sent through every
part ofthc civilized world in order to protect com
nerce, sustain our rights ard above all stand by us
when danger is nigh ! To the point Theliberty nay
the life OF distinguished American citizen is in dan
ger IN he city Of Rome, and the American Consul
there says nothing writes nothing, knows nothing OF
it'll We have wait for unknown foreigner 10 give
US the news
IL B. Castelli aware Of the imprisonment Of
Mr. reese, and the American Minister resident here
(atbough there is no American Minister living IN
Rome) as he says knew nothing oft why did he not
apprsc him Of il instead of coming all the way TO
Washington 20 let us know IL Who can moi see
that all these bricks need the mortar Of logic ~ or
der to be raised into fabric Of probable argument
Preposterous, Is this to be believed nay, even
supposed Bnt who is this Cdstelh, who builds castles
Of imprisonment and murder in this quiet ar OF ours
Did he get the information in Rome, and dlo ne q
new Pylades cross the Atlantic waves, and lace ue
storm in order to rescue his Orestcs from danger
No lie has been in this country for years. lie was
to be priest he changed his mind he asked ior
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-20

money, which, because not owed, was refused TO
him and he then said that II he could not make mo-
ney in one way he would in another. lie knows hui
man NATURE and has tried this plan. Well for him
that he left Washington after his nonsenscal let
ter was published Talk TO US about Inqusition!
as il we are such ignoramuses not be aware that
there Is no inquisition in any part Of Italy His let
ter reminds me Of the idea that Frenchman had Of
glass Of punch. .nisser, disis one grand bad con-
Tradition GAElANo.
NIB Mr. Conwell. Of Philadelphia, did not escape
from Rome for he was free in Rome as lean prove.
Consisteney!I Intelligent pauea
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-20
THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.

What contrast does the late General Election in
England present to the late General Election in the
United States In the former there have been riots
corruption desperation, and death. In the latter, all
was orderly and peaceful. Where, now, ale your
British .calumnators Of American Where is the
beauty, symmetry, and virtue of your monarchy Z
What becomes of the stale scandal about mobocracy
in the United States, and the incompetency of the
People to govern themselves How triumphan'ly
does history vinicate the superiority of the Republic
and how proudly point to her as model for the civil
lied nations of the world
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-20

PATENT OrElcE. 9Th July. 1871.


ON the petition of Harvey w. Campbell, of Lock
~ port in the county of Lockport, and State OF
New York, dated the 25th dsy Of June ls4l praying
for an extension of his Patent for and useful
Improvement in the floating excavator for seven years
from the EXPIRATION Of said Potent which takes place
on the 22d day Of January, 1912.
his ordered That the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on the first Monday in October next, at
~ o'clock NJ, and all persons notified TO appear
and show cause If any they have why said petition
ought not to be granted
Ordered also, that this notice be published IN tho
National Intelgencer, and Madisonian, printed at
Washington City, the Boston Courier, printed at
Boston, and the Commercial Advertiser, printed at
New York city, once a week, three weeks previous to
III L. ELLSWORTH
Commissioner Of Patents.
The papers named above will publish the same, and
send their accounts to the Patent Office
iuly a-law3w
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-20

Splendid Painting. i now exhibiting at
the corner of4 IL street and Pennsy Avenue
admission free-a large and valuable collection Of
nearly 200 modern European Paintings they are said
by connosseurs 10 be the most beautiful and valuable
ever seen in hscountry, being the private collection
Of gentleman who has been residing for several years
in Paris. We congratulate the Cilizens of Washing
ton upon the opportunity which this occasion affords
OF seeing and purchasing of The most beautiful
specimens Of foreign ant they will be cold at
ton on Saturday morning next we recommend an I'M
mediate visit.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-20

Mr. PROFIT gave notice Of resolution to amend
the rules, SO as TO permit the question TO be taken in
the House ON all amendments offered ia Committee Of
The Whole, TO the Fiscal Bank charter the Rev
eBue bill.
Mr.. Bolts offered resolution that all debate
should cease on the Fertilization bull al i2 o'clock ON
Tuesday next
Afler some time occupied in taking the yeas and
nays, on Mr. MALLORY's motion TO adjourn the
motion was adopled-yeas 80, nays 81
On motion of Mr. FILLMORE, the House adj
journed.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-20
PROGRESS OF ECONOMY.

The following Land Offices have been dis
continued under the provisions Of the act
Of Congress Of 18th June, 1910, viz;-Ma-
rietta, GAINESVILLE, Steubenvle, Cincinnati,
aud Wooster, in Ohio, and the office at Monroe,
in Michigan.
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
BY and NTH the odpice and consent Of the Senate.
PELEG SrRAGuE, Judge Of the United States
for the District Of Massachusetts.
DEPUTY POST MASTERS.
Robert l.. RIDDLE at Pttsburg, Penn.
JOHN c. MONTGOMERY, at Philadelphia
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-20

The U. S. Ship Ono, Com lIul from the Medi-
terranean, has arrived at Boston.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-20

GORCORAN s. RIGGS will purchase collect
~ drafts on any part OF the Union.
Drafts on Baltimore, Philadelphia New York, and
Boston, always for sale.
State, City, Bank, and other Stocks, bought and
sod TO order june l--tf
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-20

WANTED TO PURCHAsE,-one or two
w likely Negro Girls, from ~ to Ia years Of age.
They wanted Tor private family in this city In
qure at the Madisonan Office. july 3-tf
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-20

NOTICE is hereby given that an election OF nine
~ Directors OF the Union Company, and for nine
Directors Of the Union Potomac Company, will be
held at the Office Of James VIM. McCulloch in Balti-
more, on the third Monday in July next.
BY order Of the Board
june 24-law3w ID. GREEN, President
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
oDONTINE.

LUIS new denirhce composed by Perlst.r an. ~,
= a., Of the Sulphate Qunins a. Inc ,.,
~ pnlri csitnGutshed Dcns Of Paris ana 40 ~ n
IL lgn which combas and neufr1hrrs Inc seLl
~ Ns y generally reHardedas me cause Of dem
Ns,e- tud ucaa, az do a the discoveries Oh fbs ami
-. me impress u true uuly. u IL cold com
~. ~ 81 ekiceauie otnr ana ase which Combines
tuo Vl"peiucs o preserving Hud hardening The ens.I
au - particularly recommended % those persons wbosS
teeth arc conSftionay weak liable % thar sperS
usease described 90 she chemic al aherafisn on ne 80
frequent disease, which ~ produced vcry o0sr IN
le"A'ineni o. me HmeEivc functions, the ues " ~
go,nclics' t,'i or iunks, the habfua ~ - .eus -
2ea hrcaaY becomes acid, the re o,,n. ~ 10
n' iood 1ciwetn the teeth Of anv ~ patuciea
.1e noun whish nay be known ~
~ .y VI the teeth snd by me fs,o5i ~,
sale ~ cnld substances fhem F8f
oc % ALEXANDER DUvAL \ co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

~ spnsc Iiber has yceu appointed Agent in Rebmo,5
iorL nc Propri-ors u the Farusrs Cq5f.sf ,nI ~,
~ hHEaFd Farmsr. Those tesIrous of prSs1,,,,s
ton wv F'0''' iA sc carry appbca.
IN few days he have ready or exhibition a, .,,sr
which will be sold at Northern price, ''''n'''
~o-o - G. HOWARD,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
BY WILLIAMS & HAXALL-
GROCERIES. LIQUORS. &,

GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, &c.
On MONDAY, stb instant, at 10 O'Clock, we Will
sell al auction FROM store general assorent ~
Crsceries, etc. consisting tn part Of
- hhis Porto Rico sugar, part prime
10 do Mol, Orleans do
- bags Laguirs Cofse
40 hhds Trinidad Molasses
y half chests Gunpoxder Tea
81 boxes Talow Candles
Is do Starch
uerces Sperm
. do Nuscaf Wine
10 Rroce MasOn's Backing
~ bbls Common Whisky
% do Old Rye do
pipes Holland Gin
- 10 hslf pipes French Brandy
noeo Havana Cigars, etc. etc
12?4 WILLIAMS . HAxALI,
Aurfa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
To prevent induration of the Breasts from COagu
PROFESSOR SMITHS GEoMErRY

w. RANDOLPH q CO. have Tor sale
d An Elementary Treatise ON Analytical Geometry
slated from tc French Of Blot for the use Of The
Cadets OF virginia Military Institute Lexington, and
adapted 10 the present OF Mathematical ~
the Colleges OF the Unite sia'es by Francis smith
NJ Professor NJ Mathematics in the Institution and for
meIly professor At West Point
The Princeton Review contains the following:
ave are glad that Prof Smith added his
TO oar scaniy STOCK, by giving translation the mas
Terry WORK OF Bnt one OF tic perfect scientific
TO be found la any language. The original not our
commentator; and Of the translation is enough TO say
that II Is faithfully executed"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
AUCTION SALES
BY INLoEs & BROTHER.
VALUABLE MIsCEI LANEoUs BOOKS
AT AUCTION

Inis tNoNDAN) EVENING. November sh. sau,
setve, large and valuable eo..etion Of Miscellaneous
vols tvo-baneTon's History. vols Rnrs worss A
vols -Vo-Byrou I vol $40 AMI 10 vols-Spakspear-,s
Work., vo'a-do d.. I diamond esiton r'n-,hr
works of -tnollet. Fielding Goldsmith. Chesterfsi Mar
ryat. Irving andoners-Coopei's Naval History vols svo
-iouss American scvou;iou. Vas-the Poeteal Works
OF Moore -co'i, Hetnans ianton. Burns MHion Youns
gray bes'il. ami tolnS Rogers, Camphe Montgomery
400 hrk White, towpsr and Thompson, vol each. u
brary esition syoiTvnss Columbus vols svo-D'Js-
taehs, busers ant Coop.r's Novel.-works Of L. " A.
| vol s'o-Works Of Hannah More, vol svo-Plutare
Lives-Ph'lhps, Currsn's Grsans aud Emmet's Speech
ga vol syo-Jo-ephus' woiks-kmeriean Constitior-
\ Gners Mechanics Caeulafor-Peuny Magazine. ves
i5b enErsyinEs-Chamber'sE hnbu On Journal raiurday
naxaxhe< vols, - Hlusfrafions-WslkeT's Dictionary
1ombe on Constitution, volume-Xenophnn's Works, Z
vol-Bakers Ivy, vol--suhhs Thuc dies- Bsloe q
4 Herofotus-r tstne's worEs-.Am~riean Orsiory-Can.
ninss speeehe--Tyier's History, yols-Loc khar's
>0u-teous Life Of Nspolern-II History Qnadrupe.is
3to~ngrsvns-isriner on Steam Engine Naval nsIis.
-Towsr Of london Lives Of Robbers 2vols-vont.r-
OF DC Universe Arabian Nights vol svo with plates
Nc bolss Nieklsby2 vos-Olver Twist vol Illustrated
Picl;wick Club do do-Fsny Poe Bibles. IN rres,
van ety-Wsbser's Dictionary-JohnSon 10
The United safes Criminal Caeudar-Pirres Own
BoOk-book of wTecks-Jack sneppard-Mat rim r..
Lbrst-t-Tae- Of Ierror-CaInpaians Of Napoeon-M,r
\ ryatt's Diary tn Amsrica-Sam Sack ic.
ID ank Books Paper and Y uls variety etc. ETC. etc
| 10 Sales without reserve, for cash
u5- The Bonkssre ready for inspection throughout tho
4 day rs a n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
ISAAC o. AUSTIN,
lSueeessor to Otey Il Austin,)
Pour dooFs -. a. M

N'''I " Wy q husLIn,I
-Four doors ADORE me Bel Tap,,n
IN o. hand large sud splendid stock az SIN.
- bridles, Harness Whips Collars spuT. A IN =
NlSn ne VIII sell low wholesale OF TsfsiL - .,sl ~
etelu country merchants and all others wsbjny h., ,,
chts, ae respectfully Invited 10 cali before pure b.s
Richmond, september ~. isu-t1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
JAMES PHALEN q co., Managers,
RIcHMosp, Va.
IUNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL


School Fund Lottery OF Class Is9-To be drawn in
the City OF Providence saturday Nov 6th under the su.
perintendance OF the Secretary OF Saie)
800 Prizes OF : 900 are $500, 0OO
% prizes OF HOO 550n 20 OF 700 76 of 200
are 0,ip tB,0p, OF 10000 I OF Con-. Of 600, OF
ol &c amounting in all TO the ndous a..
359H2 Whole Tekctssl5; quarters IS; egLths 81.
uf- Patrons living a distance, viii do well 10 81 nd
their orders early Tickets in the above
splendid scheme.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY ROBERT HILL & co.

REGULAR SALE DAYs-Afos5aN. W.t,...J,.. 80.
sriaays sale Tor Ior-es every anrdav Sal. On each
day to commence at 2. O'Clock.
Sn sen on MONDAY. sth inst. in iron, Of our Au..
ION store, commencing a half paSt . o,elor. NN
rtiebosrds, Mahogany Tables
bureaus, Book Cases
Ward,obes, safes
Toilet Table.
Chairs Of various patterns
Rocking do do
Eight Day Brass Clock.
One do do do
GROCERIES,
900 lbs superior Mfiihpr B,eon
40 lbs 10 Ham a,
300 lbs shoulder DO
Candles. soap, Herrinrs
Raisins, Tobacco, Stove, &C.
no R.Hkco. Auets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

VERY 6rsr quslity Gnnpowdcr Tea
Second DO IN ~
Third DO ~. do
superior excellent Pouehong 80
Medium DO DO
Young Tyson do-for salc by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
TO SUIT Hard TIMES

HOUSE q SIGN PAINTING, GLIDING, GLAZING, &c.
FREDERICK r. SMITH tenders his thanks his friends
and the public, Tor the extensive PATRONAGE with whic
he has bcent CURED and respectfully them
that lac nOwis ed To orders various
branches OF HE business in a superior manner ani on
terms which cannot fail TO meet appreciation.
He particularly requests individuals or firms who NAV
require Signs Painted LeeTed, Lettering Of any De.
scrpion done that he will undertake their execution in
w1Tkman-lke manner, much below the prices usually
charged in this City for his motto Is and shall be that
"Strct economy requires only moderate expenditure
And moderate profits suffice for its requirements"
Orders for Glazing in any part OF the CITY shall be
promptly attended TO- and he coud nty promises Pat
To"s that they shall not be the victims Of proc
on his part
Gentlemen IN the country will find him ready hereto.
l0Te 10 undertake Painting, &c. adjacent coune s
and they ~ll also ndthai always on hand an
tensyc and varied assortment Of colours reayd mixed
nc shop on Rail Road street, Shocko- Hill, Market
House square, near the DEPOT. Sc gS-,6u,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

- The upper tenement Of the brick row on
ht8 street. between 9Th and 9th streets al present oe
ESsn eupied Toy Mr. David ". Branch Possession Eiver
S--A lst January Alsn. the Tobacco Factor,
known as Andcrsons Factory virginia street. and op
poshe Mr. Archibald Thomas Ware House.
If ANDERSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

PLOUGHs, Sc.
A "A e mow%apls s' a. .fssss@ store
Main At, Corner above the Banks.
above. &c ~
F1.nIo 500, on LEASE, the "RUrnER:
ply TO LANCASTER, DENNY a CO.
NEW, cHEhrAsD EAsnioNABLE DRA
II u, JENKINS Is opening additional supplies OF Goods
~. and wouli invite visitors and Strangers
Mouslins, Gaicoss, silks Ribands
Bonnets. flinncls, Merinoes
shs~i- and Mantlas OF every kind
Domestic Bieaehed and unblesehed shirtinss and
Colon oznaburEs, Hearth Rugs
SILK and Cotton Umbrellas
BEL AMI Negro blankets, cheap and good
irish Linens aud Diapers all kinda
Cloths Cassiincres aud Sestnys
iiombaznes anh mourning goods all kinds
he above extensive stock amounts SEQ OOO and
many very cheap goods from auction for sale by
&C y IL JENKINS,
NOTICE TO PRINTERS
THE best NEWS INK sale at This oiee by the key
Il supply KEPT on hard. ais
Y ICH PARIS MOUsLAINEs-Jusi Ieeetyed a
choice lot Of Extra Rich Paris mousl4' styles
ow oe e9" sToP yeS' TIf1fy e ale
GREENoUoH's CHEMICAL OLA sup
~ Pyoi the above, for burning in GreenoUgh's Paen
oelI ALEXANDER DuvAL 4 co.
CARPETING.
w offer GT sale well selected assortment Of a
w Scotch Carpetng Brussels do So 81 and I.i v,ni.
Hearth Rugs. ' ~ ~' Wv VI "1'u'o"'e
oe4 GAY a BENTLEY.
nnHpINEs, OLIVES AND CAPERs.
~ Fresh Capers and oiiyes-ior sale by
oc q JB ABBOTT
ATTENTION, GUARD.
IL Parade in front Of the City Hall, on MON
4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
FOR THE LADIES.
FALL. STrppIy-Oo, oa -,

FALL SUPPLY-Oct. %, Is4I.
HAVE received large supply Of LADIES' Fine Dress
Walking shocs Of superior quality, the following de-
scrpiions:-
LADIES' ,hck sole morocco lace Buskins, manufactured
Ladies thick sole morocco and kill Lace by
McCurdy -
Ladies fine stitched narrow and broad strap Walk ing
Shoes -
Very superior Ladies' Cater Boots
Ladies' Fine Dress Morocco aud Kid sllppers made bv
MeCnrdy. All OF the above will be sold very low by
&C 81 SAMUEL PUTNEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
CmIcKAHomINY LAND roK aALE-

HAViNG purchased IA Aibemarie, onsr for sale the
usct called fsidehi. about eight miles from Nc b.
nond iaz chic kahotniny county Of IIano
yer: contains about nine hundred twenty acres the
hslf not In woods OF original growth about one
hundred acres Of the unceared n grass Of the
best qualy, and susceptible 81 IRIS eli tines: the
balance Ia heavily tinbersd with PINE oak. hc kory aud
g ~oo the greater part Of which 10 good tobacco Land
Two thirds Of the cleared land 10 In a Of Improve
nen producing from ain bbls OF corn per acre
and meatow of twenty ave acres IL set In yiasa The
improvements consist Of new dwelling house with
rons, ree Of them ~ feet square, AMI
AM convenient out house The situation IL remarkably
healthy and IN the ola gen~elsn Improving
bourhood will sell tho entire divide Il 10 sun
pnrehasers Any further desc ripon 10 deemed unneees
~sry, a. IL presumed will purchase without fret
viewing the premises Myself Overseer will always be
the premises and viii show tho land to all
INK to view ~. Any communicate addressed me- ai
Rehinond, OF Messra. Dunlop, Moneure Co, will he
romptly attended To-. MILES MACON
Fairfield, Sept q al ai.xn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
FOR RENT.

- Tho Dwelling House now occupied 10y Mr. &. G.
ffsfA Word, In = few minutes walk Of tho City. Tho
kfhIN Iiouaeis large and convenient, with tea rooms
&C. hnishedinthe beet manner, and lately eject.
90 with ell req isitc out buildings and hnc garden Pos
session tho ist January nest
Also the House andI Of adjoining tho shove The House
Just completed, containing eight and out hudng
for the accommodation 81 Fentce awyj has also 6nc
garden. Possession Evef Immediately.
Also, Tor rent, the large ans convenient Building on lQ
street. n present occupied bY Mr. II EKalasa work aop
has large lumber yard ataeh"d Possession given Ist
December. For further information, applyto
RICHARD NH. u GO
nver
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

o. $500 hoRsE s, AT AUCTION
iuE>DAh Morning. November 9th. 1871 AZ L,ITr.s
O'Clock, IN front Of store We shall ssi AZ ai IAs1
sood hAck and pair Of Horses The Haek in St ry
horses "aIi anlei sound and sold Tor no auH l''
,,,,. CARRIAGE AND HARNESS
M os added second hand Carriage; light and spbs,.,.
Iay ouiI' with double harness. well calcll,reJ o. 81
miy Carnage, together wiki several SADIE So, 81, a
Horses. '~'-4 S~u14e eni harness
! & q, Alcts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
NOTICE.

i'.t Iniersgurd, having opsne,l branch If Dali. prN
a iLbMtN's FURNISHING ESTABi fsIINFNT ~
oonni cuon with TIE HAT and CAP business in Ri.h
ssDN NH va lhd having engaged Mr. ELISHA SuEpPFR
80 ~ agent 70 supernicnd the same brrs leavs 4, ~
49, no purchasing community, that be will Al ali ,..
- suppy OF the most fashionable ami desir,
,.0,ts ln ihe 0cntcmcn's Furnishing Line nrufpg
s9s oi ihcnewcst patterns, a. they are broub
2n-fFf ',if'htNitk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08
ArOihtCAhi AMI CHrhISIi
No. 20, Greek street, Soho. London.


ArOrHEcARr AND cHIMIsT,
No -, Greek street, soho, London.
Is universally scknowie leed, that Mustard plant
possessed OF the mos; powerful virtues its reputation
medicine for the Rheumatism, Govt Lumbago. and Palsy,
mas been established for Amidst
variety OF remedies for these nSeeratc diseases which
have successfully risen and fallen in public estimation
Mustard has successfully stood the test
But the faculty have observed the a eted feel.
ngy regretted that the Of this invaluable remedy
IN all cases attended with many dsag cable ciIcum.
stances.
70 render therefore excellent medicine universal
" beneficial every Inconvenience entirely remoy Ell in
Whnchead's Essence OF Mustard This elegant prepara.
ton contains in small compass the concentrated
virtue OF that Justly celebrated seed dyese Of
rtang impurty. IL is prepared in pills and lli slate
for the convenience Of external and internal
perfectly innocent that be used by persons
To prevent induration OF the Breasts from Coacu-
lated Milk
On the fIst appearance OF enaTgementor uneaness of
the Breasts blihe them with the MD Essence repeating
several times day, often the returns
The success attending principally depends Essence
being applied tie instant any inconvenience is felt The
bodS aIhe same time must be kept constantly open.
For sale Ey =. l.. DOVE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-11-08

Va. Mononssls Lottery, Class Mo be drawn at AieI
andrs Va saturday, 18Th Nov 1911. Splendid Cspitals-
e1,UuO 1902 iOOpriEes OF 100 10 Sos-I2 drawn bal
lots Whole tickets only sl0, halves 6; quarters TO-
coriihcNe OF apaeksge OF 70 whole tickets sl3-shares
la propurtlon.