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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02

The citizens Of Whccling Va. cave Mr.
CLAY and his distinguished travelling
companions, a hearty and enthusiastic gc-
ccptlon on thcirpussaga through that place
homeward. The following account Of ii
sc lAd n the Ga4e,c q ~ M.:
tipnorable Horny EiaA PANIED
by hessrs Morohcad and White, OF Ky,
and White, olind., arrived - orr city on
Saturday evening, The rtage in which
these gentlemen travelled WIS met some
six or eight M les from town by an I'M
mcnse roncourse Of our cltizenS, accom-
panied by the City Blues Brass Band, and
they were escorted into town by a large
procession. On their arrival at The NIr-
ginia Hotel, Messrs. Clay and Hhltc, Of
lad. addressed the multitude. A nigh, a
large number of our citizens .,e, al the
Hotel, and Mr. Clay again adore. ed them
Mr.. Moorchcad also responded to their
call 1t is unnecessary to say that those
addressed were worthy of the distingu sh-
ed gentlemen who delivered them they
were received in a most enthusiastic man
ner, and added to the determination OF the
Wing party to adopt for their motto
Union and Perseverance,"
Mr.. Clay was waited upon by a COM
mittee of our citizen by public dinner
rendered to him, which he was compcl-
| ed TO define in consequence Of his ankle
ty to arrive at home.-Balt. American.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02

The Secretary of the Treasury ack-
nowledges the receipt of an anonymous
letter from New York, inclosing twelve
dollars and hfty-Gve cents, stated to be
due to the United States for duties.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02

The Springfield QIlinos) Journal of a
late date says: The Secretary of Var has
written TO Governor Carlin, informing
him that the United States Cove nment
were about 10 forward to some point on
Rock river, arms and ammunition, to be
subject to order of the Governor in case
hostilities should commence between this
country and ths British Indians"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02

We learn that The " Ing Convention,
at its meeting on Saturday evening, nom
mated JAMES o. LAW, Asq. as candi-
date to fill the vacancy in the Senate Of
Maryland occasioned by the resignation
of the Hon. b. G.. Howard.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
the 5th; Maryland, 9Th; South Carolina,
18th; Pennsylvania and Ohio the 18th
.NoccmJcr.-New York, I'd, Sd and 18th;
New Jersey, Sd and 4th; Michigan, Mis-
sissippi, and Arkansas, I'd; Massachusetts
I'd Monday, (Sth.)
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02

$L732 900
The shore Of Maryland, it thus ap-
pears, TO-. t!,c period above named, would
have been inaatiy 5,JG0,O0o pc annum.-
For the thrca years from 1888 to ISL,
the average amount OF annual sales Of the
public lands has fallen short the aver
age for the preceding six years. The fl
nancial difficulties which have afflicted
the country, to the depression Of most in
tercsls, and 10 the great discouragcment
OF enterprise, haze operated no dou BIT to
diminish the extent OF land sales in The
West. But, und5r all the disadvantages
of the times, the amount Of sales since
1888, added 10 the sales Of the preced-
inc six wears, would raise tie share Of
Maryland from 1882 to the present time,
supposing the distribution had gone into
effect in 1892, considerably over iro MIL
lions Of doIlmS.-BaIt. Clip.
WHAT SHALL BE THE RESULT
This question we put to the Wing party OF
the State of Maryland, in reference to the
election that is to come on III week
from this time. 1t is a question which
they are competent to answer at the pre-
sent moment, because they have it i'll
their power to determine what that result
shalt be. That they can make Mr.. john
son Governor Of Maryland with proper
exertion, by an overwhelming majority
is Just as certain as that they can defeat
him by great Indifference and inactivity.
We hope, therefore, that tn, reply they
arc ready to make, is, that we shall elect
our candidate, and at the same time boa!
our adversaries, to such a degree, as to
prevent them from having the hardihood
of ever again entering upon similar con-
test with us.
We have now before us an article from
the Portland (ManeJ Adveriscr,n which
the editor al that papersums up the causes
OF our recent failure in that State, and of
course (being Whig) INDUCES in the
expression OF great many regrets at the
result. Now we hope the wing party IN
MARYLAND Will spare us the necessity, Of
discharging so nnwholesomc duty our
selves, after the lirst Wednesday of Octo-
Der next. While it is yet time to conSl-
der the matter, and while they still have
it in their power to prevent our being
compelled to perform so disa gresable
tusk, and in their power also, to AVOID the
modification they themselves will feel at
defeat, let them take the Necessary step.
to obviate such an unpleasant state OF
things. In Portland, with clear major
ity of four hundred votes. the Wings
were beaten The editor Of the Adveri-
ser remarks upon this. that if the party
can tolerate such results, all effort and all
interest in political matters may as well
be abandoned at once. So say we in re-
gard to affairs in this state. Ii the Wing
party are beaten here at this election, we
may as well renouncc politics for ever,
and give up the management OF ourpubllc
concerns, entirely to the demagogues and
radicals Of the loco foco party. But we
hope for much better things, and so hon
estly do we entertain the belief that we
shall succeed, that we will hold ourselves
IN readiness to express our congratulate
tons to our friends as soon as the contest
is oyer,--Balt. Patriot.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02

Out of the three Of the best things,
three Of the worst arise-irom truth, hat
rcd; from familiarity, contempt; from hap
plncss, envy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02

The Gazette has long article by a
conscicnscious H'hig' lie rc-echocs the
old cry that there is 4 tax on tea and cor,
fee, put on by the Whigs. Every body
knows that, that is lie; aud he lies ja t
as much when he says he is a conscicn-
clous wing; the piece proves him to be a
Loco Goco without conscience. lie cant
catch old birds with chan
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02

Mr.. Stevenson, our Minister to London,
is expected to leave England on the 1th
OF next m onth.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02
GIN .iT'.

The resolution asking the above ap-
preparation was offered by Mr.. Townsend
of thi' county ~ J. adjourned session
1886, page $780, the other members from
this county were McCullo ugh, NowlanJ,
and Henderson, and these very mon and
their friends are, those who cry ont against
the Wings for squandcring the property q
the State. Oh shame! where is tiny blush?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02
RACAN YOU TRrsT, TNrM2

The Cecil delegation, all locos at the
extra session of 1886, voted to appropgi-
ate rifle piece to their own use, OFT
Of the State Armony.
9J5=This is loco economy. TO receive
four dollars a day for doing almost moth
ing, and voting the peoples property to
their own use.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02

4 L!SI OF LlELr !1HS

lrmalning IN the Posi- 0,,,-o III EiNton
on Inc lst ofNt,obc: ISL.
T Anderson Jaco, i,c,ui;ra Rev. Tas ,
An,!,r. on Jerome > }lac,;ry lanes
| Al yaaacr JOHN Me NaiIpcl William
/ Beers James }Iorcap
/ BgyaD Jos,2h s, ulJrrry D.
Bania,uin Joseoa l.nrl }Im NJ }
! Black William Maddox Kew Tto.
nm 1rIr.f.F,. - -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-02
TRUSTEES SALE
OF ia n Id
NORTu OF ELhT0E.

-NCiN IL vi 1'is!A ~.
E0Y virtue Of decree, Of the lgl
ADCourt o.! Chancory, Of Maryland, the
undersigned as trustee, will expose to
public sale ON Monday, the 2J.h day of
Ortohe' 1871. between tue hour- of ) g. 4
O'Clock. p. Il. al the GouS House ia Elk
ton, Farm containing, So acres NOE or
laf lEiu about Z mile, North OF Elk
ton, aul' ) mlIe, west Ct New Ark, on the
Rpa.l leading from ;'ayouc F.ctory, to
New Ak. Upon this property are
modern built and coumodioas Dwelling
Al K Hose, uId Kitchen 81 stone,
@55&41s: = also L stone Barn. with Il eel
60 ~ !af, together Wit Spring
@-.-s'.sz.'5s---7 mousse and Wagon house, All
Of stone. 0',Ja small log dv.A,Dg house,
VITA all the necessary and u.a.t. og. hn.lj-
iags. There i3a'ao II !l0tsh.ag apple
orchard, or Good fruit upon the Farm.
This Fo. n.,y. is situated in a IL abby
".1 L1l cultivated me- Ihboshord, with
in two avid t:.rc miles oi boar ta"gcn.-
uf Gil@oo, DENOMINATIONS, and caag-a-
l.vl ts mills,
h... a. .-"m-l aae .aory to 9 yo a
.a.. '. ...o rF Hi propnaiy.--it
viii !. '.,o,, IN rha+es By Ir.iDsoph
Ng&uu.g., .. ST.. JohN Scot ~Io reside
IL tn Wei jtv.
IDs @rm 81 sale p.,".;.rd by The
Nuc.". a."a third e., la"r. chase mo-
,', Nn ".Gju Cash pH ID" 1ay Of sal,
one lbil in fix myalhs AID the balance
- D a. -
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
GREENWICH POTTER \
9til RiChteenth-streSt,
TOUGH Boards

TOUGH BEARDS
PLEASURE IN SHAVING by the use Of CHAPhANs
MAGIC RAZOR STROP, which every person may Keep
in perfect order or on iand presents
four faces each OF different sharpening properties. commencing with
Hone OF power of the ordinary none and
finishing or the uoe caskn Retail prices % cents 20 cents
81 and 81 so EACH according size and out Ard ansh
The performing part OF Strop the as one al - d.
The performing par. my rs cents Stop warranted TO be
superior best each and the money returned
II The purchaser b, di.,,t,.6ed jy30
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

% The Chesapeake and Ohio Company lately held its
Election of Officers chose its former President HoE
Michael C. Sprgg, but down the salary from $4,000
$1,000. This excellent reform; know several
other companies that ght initiate with decided advantage
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

70 The Massachusetts Western Railroad l. nearly
completed that passengers leave Hudson at o'clock A. NJ
and eac! Boston the evening of the day There is
bit of staging the but Just enough tor variety
The Hudson Republican gravely recommends New-l ork-
cs whose thoughts incline Bo>ton-ward take the night
boa, for Hudson and the Railroad the City of Notions =
Very good
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
For the Tribune.

4 Lorp CAL1 FOR REFoRM.-It is with deep nortihca-
ton that every Wing bat observe the hesi,ans
and yasclang pursued By leading previous
to and pending the arduou and apparently hopeless
contest between principles the hand and power
the other They loud and their denuncaticns
the conduct of the oce-hoders and advocnie Of the
Van Barren dynasty II Justly represented the hg
and the public large that the Locos betrayed the public
rights and abused s official influence. We were told, and
that truly, that they left stone unturned effort neg
ected to defend then party and retain their situations We
know the unccang efforts these hired Swiss made every
part of the Union and that too, their expcnce.
but at that oi the Government When where there
"a Loco meeting held the prominent Of which
not paid Custom-House and PosOicc dependents! The
excrtions OF the Wings all their and
prompted by principle Well the contest Is over and
glorious beg pardona nominal victory the result
Have these been hurled from that power which they
have abused Have they been renlavcd and their
supplied by who have borne , heat and peril, Of the
men, who have rskcd all in defence of the
genuine patriotic No. the farhest from possible.
They still retain their Offices and snecrihg defy removal
Look ,our CuStom-H House. Nay for the climax look
Post Office the deeply and loudly cxecried chan
mel OF corrupt intelligence and the almost successful vehicle
of political misrepresentation. Yet these uniiring and rec
less agents of the late Administration stand, were
rock of adanant.
well that the charge OF Prescription will be
raised and mawksh sympathy excited in favor of those
who have for years held lucrative places and who have been
party. But in the name ot wherein is the Proscr
tion Mercy such injustice the friends
OF the country Is such calculated dshcart
disgust and Parayze friends, aud render them luke
and indifferent in Of another struggle make
prccnons prcsciencc but boldly that the
bonds Of Union among the Wings already iooscning-
the love of many waxing cold and long the late
umphan phalanx will but Why it that
opponents have long maintained their power but because
key rewarded their friends and punished their enemies =
They pursued halfway measures, misplaced compass
sion rnous fear prevented their using their power in sup
port of their If they each other in
support of bad cause why should be much more
support Of far better Surely action, ought
belle words and give antagonists 10
say talk, but dare act Is that des
of talent and integrity and all merit is confined the
Locos Depend upon it, if the influence OF Office Is TO be
left in the present hands the Wing party will hardly muster
corporas guard CoSsIsTEScY.
05 Being crowded for room, publish the above
muncalion with simple demurrer OF its assmp-
tions of fact and its expeditions of principle 1t is not true
rat few chaagcs have boon made; and it well
derseod that many would have been but for the pend
ing Investigations and failure of the Wings unite upon
candidates. But will discuss this whole subject
us we have room for John Hancock's' third letter
Ed. T'riGuac.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

Norwich AND WORCESTER RAILRoAn.-Thc business on
this Road increasing very rapidly The number Of passen-
gers in the of July 1871 1905 for the same
month in SiO there were but 1869. Receipts of July.
lS4l $lG,GQ7 IL; do. in lS4O 1882 l5: increase,
SG9lO 06
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
DAy,s lnPBOYED SHEET RUBBER OVER

DAs;S IMPROVED SHEET ri lBBER OVER
- SoES--O0 pair Ladies and Gentcmcn for sale The
up2er> ly clecaat OycrhO, made the RHNber
ierIc' sheets, exceedingly elastic The
tefo width Of foot softer than French
kid lasts approved Broadway fashions The
leather laid rubber joined to-
sihc securely perfectly proof These Shoes have
thoroughly the past satisfaction
Every warranted ecompoe nppcr loosen from
the oi The trade invited these and general
of India Rubber Shoes order for the fall trade
HORACE. II. DAY, Successor 10 RoS5ury |. r. Co.
Au2 Pm l26 Maidca-lanc
nNE PRICE sEOKE.-Genlcmen wishing purchase
~ good cheap Clothing. would do veil call 1871 Chatham
whcr- they find the following
Linen Jackets ~ Linen Drilling Pants 81 - Cloth Goats
80 Sl2; Cloth Jackets 81 s.; Paut- 81 - -
Cloth Pants 1910 81 %. liys7 I'm JACOB CDGSWELl
O0A AT VFaEs Plaid striped, figured and pau black,
Il blue black colored Silks cheap plain and figured
Mou>cine dc LANES Printed Mun for Is 6d as p French
English aud American Pn. all prices from 5d , 6d;
Muslin Shrtg and Sheenc from 6d all prices As" Linens
enie, together with assortment of all Goods
generally respectable Dry Goods For sale the well
aGow cheap No. 205 Greenwich street.
HENRY WILLIAMS & CO.
N.B-Cohs, Cassimcre> Gamb-oons Cambe. Lama Cloths,
sc, jyl7 I'm
lNAKPETYSt> CHEAPER T7aAN EVER ID.
4 NJ WGICOX No Il Canals South SIDE Broadway, has
from large and choice selection Of Ingram Car
petnc which bought cPHh be sold the
wishes OF The purchaser Also variety of Rugs Mats Alamo
and Table Covers Floor Cloths &c with various other articles
connected with tine buHc all Of which will he sold as cheap or
chaper tian be purchased other Store IN the City
Jyl9 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

DUNBAR,S Cheap Shoe and Cater Boet Store ~
Sc Bovery between Walker .hd Hester whore may
be had ladies' chdren' Shoes and Cater Boots IN
yreat varieties adie. CATERS from 81 25 y3l In
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12

HARLEM R,LRoAD.-The receipts on this Road for the
month of July were as follows:
July ls 0 3lst inclusive $4,000 l3
JULY ls 10 3lst inclusive l8iO....... l20Ol 3G
Showing increase the last month over the cor
responding month of 1910 s299G -
Equal TO 81 per cent per annum
The numbSr of passengers conveyed on the Road was
144l5S being the of l729S56 passengers per
The number of passengers taken the Tweny-Seyenh
Line who paid sixpence only, was 1906.
Proposals made for extending this road fifteen
miles beyond its present termination at Fordham, Wcsches-
ter Co.. the necessary funds having been secured for that
purpose.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-12
ENDTA isUHRER CLOTH.

ENDTA RJERER CLOTH.
AEAERS article deceived II ~osld retain
~ supply them the article winch acknow
rdgcd hv tried greatly To
other Ny Cloth for makers marked has never
been cqu1cd beauty appearance hardness aud durability
while the A Clth. which sell from so 62 yard
warranted every respect fully equal and generally much better
ordinary and with the small old
fashioned machinery good supply hand OF the various
qualities HORACE H. DAY, Successor IL RoNhury X Co..
au2 2m l26 Maiden lane.
GREAT BARGAINS in Dry tioods at HOPPER MORSE
~ Co.'S Ne~ Establishment 29 eenwich-st # Barclay
Tho subscribers received large lots sf Goods well selected
city country trade
~ B-CouAtrv Merchants invited call and examine
assortment of Goods
jy3 If HOPPER, MORSE Co. alo GrcCnwich-s.
United States Cap, stock Linen and Oiled silk
OR Y.
IOTlN W. DAVIES JONES Luke Davies & Son.
- lC6Nin of John Ne~-fork Caps Stocks
Shirts, Linen olr>. ln'a Booms, Under Shirt and Drawers
Suspcndcr Hosiery, Lambs Wool and Mcrno Gloves Crava
HAndkcrche Oled Leather, wholesale and retail
Gaps, Stock. and Shirts to order
Shaker Shirts AMI Drawers with general assortment
o Fancy Goods. au7 I'm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
PIANOS

MANY persons are under the imp csson that " .nng
WI or sending 10 the North they can purchase Rcse in
sirumenls for less price than they be sold for in this
city; but such Is not the fact.
Ftom instructions received from the two manufacturers
tor which am agent tNessrs Chckcrng A Maekay ap,i
1hcftS TO- Of the city of Boston, euahlata sell
thesc ins'iuucnfs atthc manuflc turers rsea hrksr
ng istno torcs arc known and Union
recommendations are theresaIc unnecessary. Glberts
Instruments are prcuy we'll known In Virginia having been
so1 "a Norfolk ~ gentleman Of this cry for several
years Throughom New England they arc used very =
tcnsNeyi IN Tennessee, IN Alabama and in Cenrris-
from these ast named states have letters Of
eiion which can be seen. Those thai have sold = mis-
STATE nave kvcn entire satisfaction. The aubserher has
nov snd VII always keep hand, good assariTnent nom
DOW ~ these manuctorcs, which wa b. snd AZ the ms.
nuaeurets prices packed AMI sen within one hundred
mites ~ me CITY re. a. expense. a $ MADDOX
WV Opposite the Bsnks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
{s!S35Is3.5
Narrated yy,.h ami e-,,,;..
WHOLESALE Ann Pr f,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
n ASPARAGUs-Cant or Duteh
hhhNs-large and Small lin. ~ a.c, uu,... A..
S sNAP ssANs-E.r5 chlAA, Esrly yellow. Refuge. or
s,si r-Eayly Blood Turup Rooted Yellow Jo Lon,
s.y astsw French sugar, White shesIan French al
Eess99SSoLEEPngle Cape and White
Screw ~. NAY Do Pcnton, Do Salisbury DO
hhs sy sugsTSa Do Bsuerses ATE Bsitsfses FIs pais
A, narss bsIsee prumheas savoy Globe ssvoy
ss sin,lltl ow6Ro gary aud Late
CELERY Giant White Solid. North.. enn,R.5
,sSiS.sso Long Orange, Early Horn Long sudlsy, A.
C6sEss-cuIled ar rSpp>pras.. WISER ssa Broad Ls.,
&. VE Sas ss.s y fri%s t,, Cluster Whit, sp-
sOnn.bary susar EaIy Tusssrora
ssNnnDinE.Greeu CuElsd
=, KALEzBluc cuIsd sibsrss, Green c.r,.s s.o,,,
LgEk-Isrss s,Seh
LEITUCE-Royal White Heal Ice Ea,Iv C.ri,s al.
NELON-Nuimes, Green citron, Poe Apoi.. n.l,, W.,
WATER MEILos-Fn..t hind.
HHysIARp- White Medicinal, sl.el. e.or.-
=, PBAs-Isndrsihs EI,Is Early EsTiy wsr.ss' g.,,,
Ny, Early Frame, DO Charlton, BIae Prussisa Dss,t
"oxnrAl' Bishops Dwarf PrOuse
REfPER-Iarre Ben Large Yerlpr
PkRsLEY-Fne Cnrisd
RHuaARB- TnJalaicd Tor Tart.
Ts,Sie Ts!: sss@ - 81 .ss:S s' "A''
xsSuAsH-EaFly R'sh, o,.ss. wsssd wbs. croos
TONATo-LArr. Rel and x.rs-
I,uk .s Fsi D.,sh, Das's New ~ b,s, Y.l
s, sssssI s son JSe, ! sss =. 81,
POT and SWEET HeRn sEEns T
%s'y seeds MOI 'ns"e'~ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27

AT COST.
TUE subscribers intending close their pre Sent busi
STOCK Of Dry Goods al eosi. and Of the ~
Goods a. less Than rhey ar in pan, ss iouo~s
supreme and bta super Cloths and Casseros, assorted
Rich eg 3 ,.a plan Velvet and -ano vesirnr-
super hgd Merlno, Tninet and swansioWn 30
supcTnne' Middlins ant low priced saunets
,,, DO DO ~ Kentucky Jcsus
- snd q super French ani Enslish Mcrinoes
Rose, whtmey, Dufil snd Twilled Bisukee
-upcthnc, Medium and low priced Pfintl
White Red, yellow and Green Fianneb
Rich ssin grlgci sud Isined Mousel,a an Ciallys
Supei6ee ni,cs and Binc Hiick Rpnbasiacs
gcsan' Sitessslaa sNi Ca.h'oers flaii
Rjsh hg - Sstia Brochc snd rhbct shawis
Ghsnill., Merno, rsrisn and Nlleniis DO
Ihibei, Merino, chenille and siik IIdkfs
Merno, satin. Chsuy and Victoria scsrfs
Ia hcs' Merinn, Cashmere snd Mohsiy ltSte
rsdisi E wsne sos n s Y god Hose
Gmyfeftsted ilemstl'ehed AM Plain Thresd Cambria
Thread Csmbric, lawn, Napkins and Towels
large and Medium size Table Cloths
Bifgtcfe and Russia piaper. Dowiss NQd Haoksbusk
~ Ja,nhr'e ''eonet RaFs Mall SWISS and Checked Nos
Ga,@ens sgd FqTnga[s pg2ly sad lay9
fandsnns, spfsibcld AMI poasse iidsH
lcuon fhg Asn.yiana add rlsh 30
threah and Bobinet Iaces, Esirinss ani Iossrtinrs
flct, Railroad, Work, Boud and STA Neu
white and Black SIR lace, Blond, sptig and stsi rhue
C,mbrie ant Bosnct Edsnss ard lnseuings Wv
Sllk anil Cotton Umbrellas an Psreraie y
White snj Cord Victoria and Footed skirts
ALSO,
foH assortment Of - 90 and - Brown an, R,e,ehed
pomcscs Cotton, Diaper BED TesinE Apron AMI furnl
kshis our determination 70 SCH a, suo,,cn wh,,evs,
may the Ia July neS every Involvement VIII ;.
he'll out to purohsers to enable TO reduce cur soc 70
VALENTINE a BREEDEN,
rs Wm1e buildings, q, shoetoe Hil,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-27
SUPERIOR COODs


SUPERIOR GOODS.
Large Supplies, by the packets Narraeanse,t. EN-.
ma, and John Rowleti, just arrived, and by the
schooners Union and La Grange, now on their
way from Phisdelphia.
gTNIlE subscriber will es Ia hi. oil eu.,o,,.r, .,d
n .!Ac pubic, the largeAi and bcst storks e. -.
BOOTS, SHOES, IRA YELLING TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS, SHOE BLAcKING,
tina, he has ever reesired Sy S ,o ,um,,,sn,
Ell expressly to order in PhiijeipSia y the sery bs,i
makers and are Of the ses s5lo. Among my sock viii
FOR GENTLEMEN.
senne"en's sne dress calf skin iA,ers; high heels
Do do double sosoi Water Proof
10 DO 90 die dlsss Nav or Union Shoes, very neat
All OF the above made by. ,i. !. ~an.
o"nIemen's fine calf skin b,s'.. rts ,nds
Do Do s ao 30 %,., NsS' 'l1ss a. low prices
% cheap Bcoi. rt sas ''a 90, q ssf'' good
FOR THE LADIES.
hne dress French Morocco lace ana plain Walk Ing
ladies' fine French Ties and Duskins
DO do dress French morocco and kid Slippers
DO white and bue black Satin slips
All very superior, and made by J. w McCuriy
made ey snsish = Mnizer,c. Mteheli aud otheTs~sii
LADIES' fur and silk quilted Shoes very comfortable and
Ladies' nne sealskin and broad strap Waking
Ladies fne leather Walking Shoes
De sswei and BOUND India Rubber Over Shoes.
FOR MISSES.
Misses French msrocsO lace suskins
DO do do Walking shoes
DO do seal lace and morocco BOotess
DO fine dress kid and morocco Slipper.
Do do Walking Shoes with heels
FOR BOYS
Boys fine ealfskin Navy Shoes, made in Philadelphia In
superior style '-''
Boys fine calf Boo,ees
DO 10 kip aud sewed Bootees
cHifLD6RES's y SHOES 5iSS.
100 pair, OF all cuts and qualities
COARSE SHOES FOR MEN.
Mems heavy sewed and pesged Brogans large Sizes some
Manufactured In Richmond--and very superior
boys coarse sewed and peggcd Brogans, very strong
Inc above Is but small detail OF my present stock
tual customer. only. SAMUEL PITNEY
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