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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-01

Ak FOR RENT-The convenient dwelling c..$ House and Lot at Summervlle, formerly occu- pied sy MT. L. Hull and now by Geo. Westfedt, Esq from the lst of November next, Apply to
 sept8 L, HULL & SON, Water-st
 kBA FOR SALE OR RENT.-The House Ets:4 and lot next adjoining Col. Geo. Walton on Conception strect-the improvements are all of the hest materials and workmanship, A sale would be preferred, ,-possession given on lst Nov. next,
 juy7 l6tf THOS, P, MILLER & co.
 Ax RUNAWAY subscriber's boy AO Nathan--caled Nathan Bowers, Jeff my "A house Tuesday the 7th inst, He is by N trade Tailor, and is supposed to have gone to Pensacoa-said negro is about 30 to 35 years of age, 5 feet 10 or II inches high, yellow complexion, slim, good looking and well known in the city. The subscriber will give twenty-five dollars reward and all reasonable charges will be paid on delivery of the boy. sepl0 43,f J. c. COHEN.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-01

In Chancery-State of Alabama-Mobile County.
 Spring T'sr1n, i. D., lS4l. Charles ". Gazzanl, complainant
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
Er.Posi MIMI, Gno.L -p-O,.-...:..

oOOCh.-fToScTtptlOu,
have been not a little amused with the antics OF
Old Father Richie, about the appointment Of city
Post Master. The Administration has remered
Gooch, he eXclaims in one breath-and in the next
he contradIc,s himself by saying Gooch's term ex
pred on the 9Th, and he had not been re appointed
which he considers shameless prescription.
IL lien. Harrison never does any thing worse
than his refusing TO re-appoint Gooch for one will
never hnd fault with HIM. Onthe contrary. 4 sbalI
delight to praise him; for 10 so doing, he acted as il
was his duty 10 act. The Office in the hands OF
Gooch was VIGOROUSLY sinseue. Until since the
PRESIDENTIAL election, he resided several milesin the
country, and never gave himself any trouble about
the ONCE de seldom came TO town, except upon
private business or pleasure; ard think, | do no,
exceed the strict bounds of truth, when saw h,
never rendered $50 worth OF labor himself since he
held his office. Was il not incumbent upon n Re
publican Chief Magistrate, TO turn adrift such ,
dronei How could he have justified il 10 the coun
try to retain such person in ofice7 If Col Gooeb
mad had an ounce Of lead in him (put there in the
defence Of his country as was the case with Col.
preston, who was prescribed 10 make wny for him.
ne mlsh have had some hadow Of claim 10 n mem
son from GoVern'nent. But you may ask in vain
Tor bis public services. IL Cannot be shown that
either on the score Of public or private worth. he
has title TO a pension Of $4,000 year, from III,
people.
The gentleman who has been appointed to sic.
coed him, is not my choice. But j, is understood
that he is pledged TO take charge Of the Office per-
sonally, and give to it his whole time and attention.
II he does that, whatever other objections may be
urged, there is doubt but that he is capable of
making good Postmaster.
But one would Judge from Ritehie's ieremi.d ov.T
Co.. Gooeh, that he took his expulsion sorely TO
heart, and had no love and affection for his success
sor. Is this 500 Would not that Editor have prs.
Tered Gen. Peyton any day to Col. Gooeh7 DID
Ne HeiPrgfT hin in 1881, when Gooch got the Of
hee' Answer me that question. This supposed
preference Of the Junto for Gen. p has not cont ibu
ted TO make his appointment ary the more aceepta.
bic TO the citizens Of Richmond Possibly that cir.
eum'lance has aided TO make it even more distas,e.
inl than u otherwise would have been.
RHehe's hypocrisy iS too shallow TO DECEIVE
Whist he affects 10 be indignant at the omission to
re'nppoint Goocb, he is in reality overoyed nj the
appointment ofhis friend. Such, at least is my con.
Nct'on' A CITIZEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
FRIDAI evening, March i2.
ict WAN
REMARKS


Tue business OF the present week along the
Wharres has not been quite active MS that of ast
week Two or three days OF Indictment weather
narI"s ueayed the unloading OF several vessels
with seasonsble cargoes OF produce Tn. inI.nd
trade, however, Is steadily increasing; Market street
anu nose sdIaeent presen: a lively aspect and we
are pleased to earn that the Western merchants
bring IN with them rs large an amount OF current
iunds as has been usual at this season. for the n.
mount of business doing.
Flour and Meai.-Priees continue depressed with
moderate sales; we quote Penns. Superfne Flour
al ~ oO per barrel; sales Brandywine Corn Meal
IN hhds al SIP 25i bbls do 50 62y; Penna. Corn
Meal 81 90 IN hhds; bbls do 80 SO; RIVE Flour s3
per Dbl c. cared this week 1927 bills Flour; 80 hhds
40 ools Corn Meal, and 80 bbls Rye Flour
GTotn.-New Corn is coming TO market freely.
and prices looking down; sales this week Of about
5000 bushels yellow Corn at 40 Ale per bushel;
white do is worth 80 90 sales Southern Oats al
70 cents per bushel; sales Southern wheat az
SOc. Rye no sales.-Clelred this week 1852 hush.
els Corn,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
THEATRE-.lIr. Placid,

Mr.. Placide, the popular and talented American
comedian, opens an engagement tonight, in one Of
the good old English comedies, call Of the olden
ume"-the "Clandestine Marriage" The revival
OF such sterling pieces, shows taste on the part of
the manager which cannot fail to be appreciated by
the admirers of the drama. Who would give the
genuine wit, fancy and humor Of the "Clandestine
Marriage" scnullations from the genius of Gar
rek' Tor thousand of the dull prosy productions
oil the day? In Mr. Placide, the public will, no
doubt, ind all the eccsstricites of Lord Ogeby.
Mrs Held supports the character of Miss Surfing
in whose hands nothing loses its original beauty.
The company is the best we have ever seen here
Why then should we not have treat to night
The house has been made comfortable in all re
spects by the Stockholders, and order is observed
with strietnsss.
Will not the ladies lend their presence and give
beauty and grace to the boxesl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
(Which Trust no sins,er even, will tOr ages, in to

which Trust no sinis,er event will. for ages, in to
rupt.
The sediments contained in my late sidupss &c
my fsslow- Citizens. and to which you have been
pleased TO advert, those which will continue TO
severn my conduct through the whole course OF my
Administration. Lately of the People, the un-
disputed sosereigns OF the. eouairy, and coming
Immediately from amongst them, l am enabled.
with confidence, to say that in thus acting shall
he sustained by their undivided appreciation.
L beg leave TO add. sir, that both from duty and
inclination shall omit nothing in my power to con-
tribute to your own personal happiness and that Of
the friends whom. on this occasion. you represent
as long as YOU may continue amongst US. -
The other Ministers, with their Secretaries and
the persons attached TO their respective Missions
were then successfully presented to the President
The Minister OF Russia, we learn, was prevented
from being present. by indsposition, which we are
happy 70 be able TO say, is not serious
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
The Ladies, "Snls "

The ladies' Of the United Presbyterian Church
composing the Gree of Industry" give notice
this morning that their annual sale, in the Lec,ur,
Room OF the Second Presbyterian Church, vii
commence tomorrow, at I2 o'clock. They pro.
mise to The PUBLIC rich and rare collection Of artl
Giles, mostly of domestic manufseture,-,he fruit. Of
their own toll and the trophies of their philanthrs-
Ply.
The proceeds Of the sale to be applied to the
support OF Minister at the Bethel Church, Rock
etts, where the beacon light Of Divine grace is held
out to the weather beaten mariner as he comes into
our port. What object is more praiseworthy7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15

Henry Plaeide, one Of highly gifted family, and
a distinguished lavorilo Of former days, is again
among vs. Many Yeas have elapsed since he com.
mandod our admiration by the display Of those tal.
onts which then gave promise Of the high success,
which ho has since attained and now, with a iudg.
ment matured by intense study and long sEperi.
enee, he re.appean 70 delight We with its Cruits
We need scarcely bespssk for him public support
Tor he has many old friends in our community who
appreciate his talents and will greet him with a cor.
dial welcome, but there are those perhaps who hsv,
not bad the pleasure Of seeing him, and to them and
all, we promise dramatic treat in the performance,
Of this evening, which they rarely have an oppor.
tunity Of enjoying.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
tsprEeu TO Be oourmuep1
Prom tn. N.aonsl Ip',lrsen,sr Of weao,.a.,


The members Of the Diplomatic Body. now in
Washington, ond accredited 10 the 0Ovefnniep, or
the United States, were receiv ed by The President
yesterday, al 2 O'Clock. Mr. Fox, tie British
Minister, on being presented by the Secretary Of
Stote, made 10 the President the following address:
SfR ] have the honor 10 address you in the
name Of the Diplomatic Body accredited 10 tho II.
States of America, We hasten, SIR, 10 congratulate
you upon your accession 10 the high oflics Of Pre-
sident Of this Republic, which the confidence Of
your fellow citizens has conferred upon Won We
speak the true sentim nts ~ our respective Go.
Vsrnmonts and countries in offering this testimony
o. regard and respect FOR your person and Tor your
station. We rejoice, sir, 10 have heard from your
own Ups, m your Inaugural Address, the declara.
| uon oi vutUous desire 20 promote the relations
q national friendship and peace bstween the United
states and Foreign Powers; and We Gre happy ia
recognize IN your PERSONAL character and ouaiiiss
| me strongest assurance that the efforts Of your Go
Vernmenl will be faithfully directed 10 accomplish
20 wise and noble purpose.
| TO this address the PREupEsr Of the United
states made the following replyi
SfR: ! receive with great d easurs ,h. .o,c,,.
tuatons you have been pleased 10 offer me IN ~,
name Of The distIngu sed Diplomatic Body now pre
sent, The Representatives OF the most poverf,l a.,
polished nations with whom the Republic vvhiol
has honored me with the Office Of its Chief Ma
gs'rste has the mos, ultimate Tslation,--felation
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
DI ED

On the 18th &C March, in the city of Richmond.
Mr. JAMES BRows, ST., in the 18Th wear of his
age, native OF Irvine, AYRSHIRE, Scotland, and
for the last SO years merchant and citizen OF this
place.
The friends and acquaintanccs of the family, ara
requested TO attend his funeral to- day, 18th instO
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, from his late residence on
Shockoe Hill.
Mobile and New Orleans papers are requested
to copy the above.
AT his residence in Nelson county. on Friday, the
goth February, DENNIS NAlLEr aged about as
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
FREsH sPRING GOODs.
ROOTS AMI sunEs

BOOTS AND SHOES.
ME have Just received per schr NIrraRansctg from
w Bosion the following fresh and fashionable Boots
snu SHOES winch we viii sell by the ipaekags, dozen
paf very low Town and country dealers invited 10
give US call. Via
81 pair ladies' fno Leather Spring heel shoea
ite DO Mems lined ADD bound sewed BfoFans
lVi 10 DO % 20 Shoes
- do Gcats' very superior Pump peEsed Boots
Also per schr John sti from Pbise pha Iadies very
superior FIeneh Morocco slippers, MsCuTdy's Gentle
meu fine Calf skin Navy shoes and CrOekett's.
ID BURLINGTON n co.,
Wholesale and Retail boot, shoe aodTrunE Dealers,
mn 10 Mansion House
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
WINES. TEAs.LIounRsAn a.


THE attention OF consumers espectfiy called 10 ne
following Ock Of GOODS, for sale ~ low prices az
goods OF equally sood qualify be purchased lnths city:
ZINE old Madeira Wine, dIaught; genuine d. 81 low
puces-tihe oid East tnda Maiea, eases dozen; DO
40 pale and brown Sherry, dfauah do do In cases
oi doE 20 DO Pori Vino dfauahf DO DO, In Of
aoz 'sSh-NeIy superior sicily Madeira winei
20 90, chtap-AuchOr brand Champagne, superior
hedsieek do 60, do Heart DO 90 4 sud Fly brand,
sh,s sparkling iiook very hns 20 dozen Claiei
I,ots qnaiues-Ehila hne Gubpnwder Tee; d. DO Pou4
eh9ng doi common Gunpowdor and ea-ruperi-
~ oRnsc bannY, vintsge ofis9, Lenrock, Oard, Dupuy
80 20 oIano-ti9e 90 Grcnada RUM DO Do Jsrnsles do
NY suleHot Old Rye whisksy; good DO doi common
whsssy tn hhds ani bblsvery best Ii,iiand oin-Dld
Hhlna Apple bTandy-Bs Mpaas = In hbds and bbIs-
het brown and clarified sugars; 10 10 New Orleans
l ToIt9 hcu do double refined loaf d., very superior;
vlon loai and lump DO powdered ia DO veTy nice
uen oll Java tohaei 10 DO Narsct lbo Dol 20 DO
~ sun.ue 90 iaFuiTa and Porto Rico gfsen doCotion
ifom NO 70 le-Besi Liverpool allied sueEs Of one
S ODDS very superior family Roe Herrnas- 80 ions.
lt ol uesi quality and complete assortment germsn ard
onnIl Hser sicelIudd'a be, sperm Candics-- Vofy
Isl SHOW Cand os-les'H superior No soar: Parkefe
10 uo, ehcap.Sisfch-P imcuto-Pop per-sare-Nnt.
/ neRN &c Nc-Nery fuueror Vinerar, In bbig, and on
s1ahiT uo casks Ground Plasteri5O sssks Nails con.
s-unt o bof' ware house lulng 90 &c-8 cases sups.
of bordeaux Prunes For sale gosnies suit p,Ir
| oua,e,s j. ~ ABBOTT,
| WV u" Cary
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
To the Editors Of N, JYb,g.

Genllemen The opinion seems 10 prevail extern
sSive'y Inat our present worthy and distinguished
Senitor vas instrumental in the appointment nj
POSTMASTER, 50 much complained Of Such is no,
TIE TACT. heard him say, on Friday morning last,
That he nod never opcneo his mouth on that sub
Jse'i That he went 70 Washington for a different
purpose. Ky
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
FaKDkarcxssvne, Va, il,h March.

TO INC EdtIors p ht WAY.
:, Gentlemen-l am informed by the Postmaster n,
fredericksburg, that complaints arc made in your
paper, that Subscribers to the Wing at and in the
neighbourhood of Warrenton, Virginia, do not re-
eeive their papers until or nearly one week AFTER
they are printed. This delay can readily be ex.
planned; The "Warrenton Mali" leaves Fredei icks.
9urg only f'oies veek, Tuesdays and Satur.
oays-at 10 o'clock, a. ~, before fAe arrival Of ihe
nan 81 Cars from Richmond, (ss you can easily as
certain on enquiry at the proper Office y hence the
vexatious delay complained Of, which can only be
remeded by change Of schedule, in the departure of
'he ABOVE mail from Fredericksburg.
Respectfully.
Your obedt serv't
L. L. REYNOLDS,
Mail Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

by and 0iih me advice and consent Of ne Senate.
solomon Lincoln, TO be Marshal Of the United
states for the District Of Msssachusetts in the place
o. Jonas sibeY, whose term Of Office expired or the
third instant
q william Barrow, 70 be Marshal OF the United
States for the District OF Vernon in plscs a Hs.
men Lowry. whose term Of service has ezpired
ogden Hoffman, 70 10 District Attorney of The
ynted states for the Southern District u New
fofk, IN place ofB, y. Butler, resigned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
ECONOMY

Would il not be we'll TO huvsa town meeting, the
OBJECT being 10 appoint a COMMITTEES TO 60 imme.
dlately 70 Florda, and open a negotiation 70 pur
chase Blood Eounds-bring them here and s.,
mem on the Virginia Legislature, and hunt them
hgme1 Would not this save s1penseI Do YOU take
Mossrs. Eduorsl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND
High Water, this day, I2i o'clock, p. NJ.

ARRIVED,
Schr King, Baker, Boston, Norfolk and City
PoIni, sundries.
SAILED,
Sehr Richmond, Brookfeld. New York, -four
and tobacco.
Schr Superb, Hnw, New York, iron.
Schr Select Powers, New York, coal.
Schr Leniy, Somers, New York, coal and IRON
Schr Columbus, Burgis, Plymouth coal and
-four.
VIA CANAL.
ARRlVED-Canal Boat James Madison Fnby
with 4! tcas merchandise, to Baswell, Smith &
Jones, L Ludam & Son, and w s. j ID Christian.
Canal Boat Rivanna, Petit, with sundries, to
Bagwel, Smith x Jones, A Warwick & Co, Car
rington, Gibson & Thornton.
Canal Boat Richmond, Eubank, with IS tons,
2O5 lbs merchandise, to L Ludlam s. Son, and L
ID Crenshaw & Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
Correspondence of til. Philadelphia. North American,

NEw ToaK, Friday, p. M.
Affairs are to-day much for the last two or three
days. Another north-easter Is breeding. People
are completing their remttnnces, sc, for the Gu
nara steamer TO start from Boston. There is more
demand Tor Genesee Flour at 81, 60; buyers of
New Orleans of Si,SS, but do not hear that any
has been sold for less than S4!. There was no
Corn offered to-day, nor Rye.
Inc sales OF Cotton are 600 bales, perhaps more,
as several negotiations seem near conclusion.
The Hudsonis shut late this season. Il is now
TWO weeks later than It opened last year. and boats
cannot yeti get to PoCghkeepsie, which is half. way
70 AbnnY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
TO The Editors Of he Whig.
u.

a young man was near getting his neck broke
ststt near Mr. Mccarthy. on Sboekoe Hi. a
more dangerous tap could not DO set than ibis we'll
~ the slreet-aound nor over which not even q
plank had been put. BY the time the young man
got out, negro vent 70 the bottom. This Il nexl
d kin 70 The Jail eiIsir, A SUFFERER,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
The Es,s York B,u.

The Senate. Saturday. passed the bill from the
House relating to the New York controversy, with
some imms,eria amendments The vote in the
Senate was IS to 10.
The Senaie's amendments were agreed to in the
House-and consequently the bill is now law.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
WIN W. oRUmP, Attorney at Low

WILL attend the superior and HustnGs Courts Rich.
w Inond Chy the Circuit snperio, md CouRiy Courts
otHenHco, Hanover and King Milam counties,
once Main street, the store Of Messrs Wads-
worth, Turner & Co Market Bridge.
mh IL en3lk2lMlN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
NOTICE.

Ii persons indebted TO us, either by bond note or
open account are hereby Informed that staaiiop
and The inability OF our Banks 20 acd the usual acc
Of all balances due us-and DO hope that
raj Indulgence that have heretofore extended 10 our
customers that shall be ell 10 the al
tentative ofresor to the slow and Of
law for the collection nj the debts due US
milo DAVID ANDERSON, JR - CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
MAR RIED.

In this city, on Tuesday evening, the End o
February, by the Rev. III. c. Keeling, MIR JAMES
d. PRIcE TO Miss EMMA Warren, both of Pha
delphia.
t1S Philadelphia papers requested to copy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15

i5TThose Of our friends who have in their DOS
session lists OF subscribers to the Appomattox Bull
leI,n. will confer favour by forwarding the sam,
TO Farmville, TO the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
FOR BAITImoRE,

FOR BALTIMORE,
EGK< Tho schT A DEliNE, Peter Shoriar nov lo,dY,
NkkD VIII have dispatch. For frciHhi, appy 10 "s'
mh'b FISHER a sON
SOMETHING NEW FOR HOUSE EgEPFps -,
- have lust opopcd small lot Of Patent rcot &c
yih one sharpe edre and she other ssw Tor cnns b'
~ N. Hoo '"'hh q, RCHARDs a I'd,
w. ~ hafdware store, shockos Hiu
nj rs ~; -; LYON bcas leave 10 inform her f,i.s.,-
win he rscn,, ~ en1 country that she has on hand ~
gnaoe 30 wcl selected assortment of Mnosry t.an'
Peo, .,t ks,oln' slk straw, Braid--HATs Cans 80
= ~ eVetg uiher article Va the fsncy line hs ~
,omsFs AeHVeU cheap ior cash. OF punetusl 80
sng done N Ne various branches R,.,.h,.
NH lb-dlnp ." We" nnhsndsome styles.
(IIVnEInE's FAUST, &c Faust a dr.ns,ic -
~ =. hayward Esq. 80 F'''st WIN hoics Ac.
s S1' ssi,,6N with Chio In 9y
! o...,-,... GERMAN CLASSICS
f5,o WOKE, sc IN tOy. In the CDylelc,i n ..
sllssb Ts,t.nI ensfusers WoIerbuch CDictonsssp n
voupes Jus r"es,ysi ehEnsbsh, two largo oe,.ve
SMITH PALMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15


The purchase n Mr. SsnSny's stock, added 10 our urs
probably, ever oncrei any Que esfabisbtnent ~ u
Enia aud 40 We are very DESTROYS 10 redurr lie a,,o
We arc deierniuei 10 sell 81 The ptires
TFfy large portion will be cold and rnu~ below, -. pof
CASH or GOOD cry ACCEPT MES Couotrv NJ
CHAINS VIII be hered such Undue enents az esnnS G 10
please. WEARE DFTt KMINED 10 MAEErAIFs
We shal U.s. every eHcriOn give Satisfaction 10 sue
W VI ranfay@ and our old friends may favor US with
Ou,stork Of Books comprises tho most approved works
upon Law, Medicine 1hcoiugy The Arts nud 49,,
complete Catalogue o. school hooks add Mheelaneous
10 the stationery Department We havs very extensive.
assortment Of Paper, Blank BOOKS Quilts Steel Pens and
Az oer articles 10 use In that line ever and
qualify, and at III prices
Music, Music Books, Musical Instruments and every sr
sale. ''" A'F' '''
IN endless variety Of Fancy Goods
Mathcnarca lnstfunenfa spy glassea Marine and sur.
nying Ionpasses' Microscope spectaces, Pen and
Gases, Wiling Desks, Canes aud Panfinr Hser,s \,
water eoots. n every kind. "
Fno specimens ~ Paintings and Engravsgs by the hes,
/ masters. - " wv
Inthe BOOK Bndery We have every facility for ,ur,,,.
outihe best work Clerka0 Courts Mere HAMS and
rusy depend upon having their orders attended 10 win
puootushy and IN tho best AZ work will be
warranted , RANDOLAH co,
AIR ID. FanHays Old Stand, and Also for tho present
| onthe OPPOSITE eide of tho street, as heretofore
10 Tho Petersburg atatssman Inte Irspeer and Far.
mers' ReKiwer The Norfolk Herald Portsmouth, Times
FredeIcksburg Hetald and Arena, Charlottesville advo
cate, Lynohbura Virfnian, Danvhe Reporter Hauntor
Spectator Fincastle Democrat Farmvilio Buetin Win
chcstcr Republican, Lexington InteIlirencer Abingdon
statesman buchanan Journal sod National IntelHrsnecr
washington Guy viii posse pubhh tho su,cunt Of Az,
aosr" and send rs one paper 80 the'. VI DO palu
a m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15

IL Advertisers are requested to hand in their
advertisements at as early an hour Of the day as
practicable. All advertiser ents intended for inser-
ton IN the ensuing days paper, must be handed in
before o'clock, p. NJ, and those intended for in
serlIon IN Mondays paper mus, be handed in on
Saturday otherwise they cannot appear until the
day after.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15

iLj' Members Of the Legislature who wish TO
obtain copies OF the WOMAN, will do well to
make early application to the publisher, as the pre-
sent supply is nearly exhausted.
March s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-15
$4,000 STOCK OF BOOKS
sIAEloNERf, music AND FANCY GOODS,
Selling OF at reyy Loo Prices, by
). w. RANDOLPH & co.
MAN sraRrr Rtrt,.o,.,. -
TO THE pURIJC
'ArS sTsEEr, RieiAoSp, Va.

HAVING soldtoI. w. RandoIph a Co a.oL..t,.. 4,
~ HaionCrs Of this city, NY cnre sfor \ ~ p,' g.
unnory aud Fancy Goods, -aisD, nv Iook nng.,s ,,.
pressure infeeohmendng the above hrm 20 nv s,oneTs
ihcutU merit patronage. wv" 'o "Aue "
peg leave 70 retutn my sincere Acknowledgement IN
wy ONs"heiS TOT theu KIND ndlheral announcement
hlCHAkD ID SANXAY, Agt