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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-11-25
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Observation-Disclosures 2s, ,s4l.

The late election The democratic anti
bond party has triumphed but it is die
hcull, II not impossible, to determine, whe
Their democracy carried nnti bondiSm, Of
antIbondism democracy. We would hope
the former, prelGrIng, between two evils
bad politics 10 bad morality. But we have
both in fact, as the result Of this election
Democracy has shown itself bad enough,
in its influence on political questions
and it has now proved itself infinitely
worse, in subverting essential and long
established moral principles All may
now see what many have long seen, that
there is corrupting inlluenc, in the d c.
mocracy OF the day. Under this evil in,
fluence many honest men have given their
support to most dishonest measure. If
the simple naked question, of paying or
not paying the State bonds, had been iar'
ly submitted to the people; in its true
character, and KEEP, free from all party
politics, The pre- sumption is, that the bond
paying princi pie would have been sustain.
ed, by a majority larger than that by
which the antbond principle has prevail.
ed. This is a charitable presumption,
and one which the wings Of Mississippi /.
cordially cherish, in their deep concern
for the honor and welfare of the state
II is nothing more than proper and per
haps just, to entertain such an i'm
preston among ourselves al home but
a very different one will prevail abroad
There the simple fact Of decided anti
bond majority will alone be regarded, and
there the disgrace Of your State is sealed
A more important question than ever !
hat Of the currency. now distinguishes 4
The wing from the democratic party. II Il
s true that some Of the democrats. much y
o their honor, voted for paying the bonds, Il
whilst some Of the wings, much 10 their ~
shame, voted against paying them. With L
hese exceptions, the unexampIed breach "
# our public faith, is The peculiar work of II
false democracy; and where will its per- =,
icious operation end ? To The rash limo. 10
nling spirit ofthis democracy we owe "
ie destruction of our local currency, and is
the same cause we shall owe the loss '"
our public character. And what will ro
rIva'e character be worth out of the lin pf;
} Of the State who will not hencerorh
ashamed TO travel abroad under the WI
lme of a Mssissppien ? '"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-11-25

coSie hat begins to draw like blister
plaster. There was actually a good house
Sunday night, passabe one on Monda y
and badish one last evening.
The dead body OF young genteel look
ing man, found horribly m0ngle the
other day back of the city, attracts great
attention. The corpse has been embow.
eIIed, put in II zinc coffin, and sill remains
open in hopes Of being recognized.
The knowing ones here ascrl be the
death of the unknown to female jealousy,
aud think that the deed was perpeirated
by those who bear the name but have
none Of the midness Of the oriental Cy
prans. They do say that females Of this
description wear dirks and bowie knives
to wreak their hates and satisfy the hell
Of their jealousy, whenever some more
favored rival supplanls them. The step,
Of those" who take hold on hell" as saith
the book Of books, are oGlener than one
may imagine stained with murder 1t is
really an impressive sight to see this poor
death struck face, looking duly but SO.
lemnly towards heaven, as il lmporing
some flash OF the all seeing eye to light |
the path to his murderer.
send you the eastern dates to Nov.
|. No news Of great Importance. The
Great Western Steamer had been eight
lays out from Liverpool TO New York on
he LIST Of November. | expect the for.
eisn news by it in less than week. 1t
will be interesting Old China is doubt.
ess breaking np,f The British lion
If antiquity in III Silent America
ooks on, not unconcerned, and feels the
re OF the eagle RISING like tempest to
&c British arms pushing every wherein
very quarter OF the planting the
omPart banner Of England on every
hore where the sun shines aud over which
nc starry canopy is spread
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-11-25

Ten counties Of this State, gave $500
majority for the bond ticket. These ten
counties pay into The State Treasury fr.
teen thousand dollars, more than half the
annual revenve Of the State. Yet these
counties who pay the most, are silenced
by those who do not pay half as much.
Adams county alone pays $4,000 in the
Treasury, and gave majority for the
bond ticket Of 440. Lawrence pays $4,000
and she gives vote ON the other side of
440. She has silcnced Adams. Who pays
the most for support of government and
the debts Of democratic making
The following is the result of the CUB.
nertorial election
For Tucker, Is 1877
Shattuck, 10 443
Majority 754.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-11-25

EUSr received at our Cash Store o
81 fresh supply of Negro Cloths,
Colt. Kearseys,
Plaid Linseys,
Red do,
Blue do,
Also Superior article Of Kearsey war
ranted all wool filling.
pieces fig mareno for children'
wear,
do. blk Casimer,
9 do. blue do,
Q do. mIx'd do,
do plain do,
Blk blue and green cloths
CasSinetls.
All new goods cheap for cash only,
y. w. HITCHCOCK, & 20.
Nov. 25, l84l tl"4o
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-11-25

N pursuance Of an order of the Pro.
n bate court Of Amie county, will
sell before the court house door in tho
town Of Liborty on the third Monday in
December 1911, the following described
and, OF the estate Of Henry X. Evereu,
deceased, to wit The south west quarter
o! section 22, township 9, OF range 5, sast
containing one hundred and sixty aud
two lOOth OF an acre, also, one half of sec.
10, township 2, range 3, east, on a credi,
OF twelve months, purchasers TO give bond
with approved security.
JNO. W. PAGE, admir-. dc bonis non.
Nov. %, 1871. 3ts8
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-11-25

Judge V. T. Crawford, has been rec
lected 10 the office of Judge of this district.
Good.--John 7. Lampkin has been elect.
ed District attorney.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-11-25

The Dutch aud Kentuckians, in coniuc.
lion with the Lawyers ,and Doctors, are
suspecd Of rising against the whites,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-11-25

FNHE Undersigned as guardian of
Il William Chisholm, will present his
act cunt for final settlement and lowance,
at the January term 1912 Of the Probate
court OF Annie county.
BURTON BATES, Guard.
Nov. 22, l84l. 3tA8
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-11-25
FOR SALE.

A likely young negro woman, an oA
perlcnced washer and lroner, and soos
seamslress-lor further particulars
quIre Of the publisher, .uoon
Liberty Miss Sept. 2nd-'f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-06
RowLAND's TONIC MIXTURE;

L.
~ specific and lasting Cure for the Fever and 9yr,
ie worthy remedy earnestly repclS the sur of helms
qnack medicine, having been the result OF man.
years experience, and abour the medic Al M
observation of FEVER AND AGUE he eomnoseJ of
such meuieina principles Tered most IN 10
restore Tue hafnony OF action between The stoac h. Iy-
e anu TIE Other important functions OF the system th
oss OF which harmony Is evidently the Immediate caus,
OF ths disease hspeedly promotes regular and healthy
apPeue ~hlch generally entirely destroyed or rend, r.
ca very prseaTons 10y which effect, strength IN
s2on sorded TO the whole system. II be apparent 10
Az tha. medicine possessing these peculiar ,rrues is
useu IN great variety Of complaints. Nv Ienewipr The
hedy eeuon OF Tie digestive oTgans has proved Itself
1 remarkable benefit In Dyspepsia, Depraved hppette
heartburn, water Hrash Flaucncy, Jaundicc. Nighs
sweais Dysenery, Bowel Complaints and many other AZ
eetlons OF similar oTiEin Hut IL in The tTeanent n
FeNers and especially IN FEVER AND AGJIE or lnIer
en feveT that lis powers have been principally tested
and with those who have scents usefulness h pronon-
eed sovereign to all remedies heretofore for
those diseases IL has also been as pTeyonys NV
many who we're subject TO periodical recurrence Of the
INNS and Fever and has always waTded of the appre-
nenhed aiack. uJ- was deemed not Improper 10 ae.
company me vegetable FebIiinge with few OF the many
uhequNoeal certificates politely furnished TO the prprs
eorfoborave Of tho foregoing statements For lrther
panying each bottle ~
AHuprly received, and for sale hy
LfELL, JOHNSTON A. LYELL
a. 90 Ageni for the PIopreioE
ds " A. j. MrKildn@s ~ a stand RIsh,.onI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-06
SCHOOL ROCKS.


htHiLL'S Book Store, 5 doors above IN. Rail
Tavern.
nE following School Books have the strong ,nnr,, .,
mon School Society: - ~ 'ei'oSn CON-
hiuIa Thinker, parts first and second by Salon, 7,
rnlAnt aud f,lmaTy School Reader ami ssnsu.r
40. l. THESE ATE the first books be -iyen 10 ,hs ~,
IN completing the spelling and reading ca,,s ~ 'e ehi,
mentioned u'e JOCKS are here
Towns speeding Book
nays Primary school Reader aud Dehn.r M o ,,,
.hild's Guide, by Merriam 'i wv = anu u
Young Reader, by Pierpont
.tIFs Reading Book, by Mrs sigourpex
Boys do do do 10
National Reader, by Pierpont
Towns Aualy sis Of DeTivatve Word,
nrness complete the spelling and IL aiding eour,.
Ior the writing Courses
FoseT's Copy Books. No L23Asc-.e
by ''s'"netsi 10 be followed
m,,ns Geography aud Alias. late improved edt,on
pShsys History of the United states "
noooih's outlines Of General IIsiory
AJ,,.S sons "a arithmetic, by Professor Davies
Davies "'u "eomelryi by Professor
Drown's Grammar, small and large
-, ,Wi rolity and Political Economy hv NJ vyi,o. r
caSles ch;idre the aud for IN oC ,I,r g.
,ic,I @ @ 'ne mrs. aud most obvious principcs NJ no
ehjliin f economy IL should studied by every
10y s,eiusy ioT children, by Mrs Jana TayIor, b. O.,
ITani oS nee zee rhSs oloey," In the higher classes "
siI Davys Chenstry-to be followed in the h,b 49,
o, sSilrs Philosophy, parts st and 2d-foloyed INV
which, together with general assortment arc =,
do o99 ices as they can be had In the Cny. "
ue - JOSEPH CHI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-06
MEDICAL MoRks,

kANDOLPH a 90. 7 doors below R.rl..,. ia
Wood and Baehe's = Dispensafory w ~ W"
,, Ss1 81 ,p ra general do bysn American phys,
and on on nesyoas and bilious complaint,
rate oa Hsissis: ssieei Mesieo !, ~
1rseaaow % the physiology and pathology OF cholera
i,.s, on the treatment OF v-nereai diseases
rara.ay's chemical manlpuiaiions
T Tuen do De'ionary
rne, rs hen,y's, and Brands Chemistry
Dunslison's and uoorcri< Me4Ica Dietion,rx
baird on sleep; Parish hernia snd the
Mn. "" on pulmonary consumption swc,isur on sy
sel on the diseasc:of the tee,h oaoran ON the bea,
hrkpariek on health, Journal OF 90 INV "
Arnoit = elements OF physics
seeks medical iurisprunence
ssss= : mare. S 81 .ss,..1sssly
Srown's elements Of medicine; Goods study Of do
Devices practice ofphysc
Suieifs hrst lines of practice
sssi1S.s,s ;6 c,S.s5y: a.: ESsrlo's do
Meekei'-, Bssie's aud Wisiar's do
So aad Dr. r.rr diet
AnsSsrns,hy's ,srsesl and hy slolositsi work.
Devices on the diseases ot females
DO sysiemof midwifery
NJ 10 anh Ebetle on the diseases OF ehIldtcn
.,uneison's new remedies
iMeedie on levers, innammaions and cutaneous dis
Chspmsn's Therapeutics
m,y swersand Coates popular medicine and "a.
hosscaux and Sawyer on fever
bbeIie's notes OF lectures
benjamin Rushs medical inc uires and ob,e,x.,,on.
hush on the discascsoi the unind
molstcds cure for dyspepsia
Magendie's Formulary
Ssenish's anatomy Of drunk cnness
.ottohs Mar tnets manual If thcrapeutie.
cho,npsoo's conspeetus OF the phar,nacopoei,,
si, on tne use OF mustard, seed for plants
nHeots mouse live IN OF the human bo,iy
man life - ''i "e 'oain OF hu'
Walker on intermauiage
Belle ~ stem OF disSecIions
All new works received for sale as SION as pubsbed
nol9 W. M. SuoLru Co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-06
MORE CHEAP GROCERIES.

ENTIRELY FRESH.
WE nave now TO inform our customers, that we have
on nand anu oneI ior safe, the following Goods, at
"ho;e sac az, or oy The small package.
70 hhds New Orleans snd other cheap Sugars
80 do prime Porto Rico Sugar
10 do DO 81. CrciK do
DO do Cuba do and most beauti.
iul article
~ bills crushed sugar
10 boxes very low priced Loaf sugar
IL DO most superior double refined do, unusually
low for the quality
20 packages Teas part first chop
~ hnds cheap Moiasses
2 5 bags superior Green Lsguira Coffee
80 do do do Rio DO
90 do do Old Java DO
go sacks large well filed LIVERPOOL sat
lOOUO los Cotton Yarns Of various factories and NJ r.
ced prices 1 ~ 'S"u
5000 lbs cheap shoulder Bacon
uo DO primo Western Middlngs, with and without baek
bone $50 '"' oAeA
100 b3ls No epi North Carolina Herrinss
% do No and gross Do
TO Ime Family Hams
$1,000 Cigars, part fine
- boxes sta ch
10 bags Pepper
do Anspee
% boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
100 SIDES oak Sole Leather
Bet Cords, Leading Lines
Indigo, CheSing Tobacco OF all on.lI.,
Ginger and other Spices
Powder and Shot, &C. 8c.
ALSO,
constantly on hand, assortment OF iron and S,o.,
pest Cut Nails, OF all sizes, made OF swedes Iron
PERSONS wanting Clouds would consult their interes, IL
giving usa call before buying !"
WYATT & WHITE
nS- frames old stand between the Bell Tavern and
80 Webb, Booker HatniltoniE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-06
OREDI ,yODII.I

Dh
w OILD respectfully infnIm the citizens that tbe,
V. now nave and are receiving, a very handson,
STOCK OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
consisting Of very
superior Beaver, Asphld, Froek and oyer-Coa,s
Coats ~ 'ei LUX anu Dres
Cashmere, cloth. and dOe.skln Pants
1ippecanOe aud Tyler do n newsrd b.,.uc,
article Of various cd1urs ~ 1N"'u
velvet Cashmere, Cashmere merno toilueu silk an,
satin Vests, OF esery Description; '' ' AN
Also, general assortment Of
shirts, Stocks Collars, Bosoms
Cravats, scarfs, SUs pendeTs
Gloves, Shoulder Braces
Morning Gowns, Umbrellas, SC. &c,
1ppecanoe and Hard Cider Hdxfs;
LIKEWISE,
Silk, merino and lambs wool, shirts and Dr,ver.
DO 10 do do 4 Hose.
Aof which Will be sold very redue ed trces and m
accommodating terms. ''' anu "
Tho citizens are reminded that their clothing IL mann
aetuIed by the subscribers. fot the Baltimore Richmond
and Peiets burg markets. made or inc best
Ilas and WorEnanshp.-H will only be necessary 10 cal
ann examine mem 10 be convinced Of the above
Persons who In want Of The above art Iss SI y,
well 10 eau before they purchase as they can sell hi, ~
OF hneen per CT lower Than the usual rice or se ro,b
log They nalier themselves, from Inc eneour,g.
witch they nave received from the citizens OF Rehmond
400 Manchester that proper attention 10 the bnsncs,
val secure TO then, share Of public patronage SbieI
VIII be attended TO by their Agent.
49, ELIAS u SPENCE
ss 8-n "'' i'ouse'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-06
Ja'spA q. 7,,gss,. Ss-ss.,ys,.a ssr.spsuu'
SCROFULA
MERCURIAL DIsEAsE

TUE ssrrspsra Of the shope Is very an, 10 no nearly
not quite heft, ehher nom having been
ue medicine, together with the improper modes pre-
parns Y, which have long teen
fnned tolls variable reputation. The activity the root
~peheNedto depend upon one more acrid principles,
soluble certain extent In water cold or hot and either
Soatzcd rendered inert by chemical change the teu.
deg This TACT appears 10 be demonstrated by
Hancock makes the following observations sAncr long
boiling the peculiar odour which rises abunanty ON the
eociou OF good SarsapaIa is almost exngushcd From
the Sarsaatla prepared In this way found sensible
results upon any patient, peculiar
dowsy, amt rocking effects produce by large quantity
although the dceocon of siI eight
SCI Wood Baokes u. s. Dispensaiory.
knowledge OF these facts and the ertsnty prac.
Ice of the preparations OF Sarsapara In led the
eovery after repeated experiments Of the method OF pre-
pairing and compromising
cal and the public. II prepared by pro-
Without boiling andis warranted contain, con.
ccntraed form, the active principles OF the obtained
from the most approx ed species OF smilar.
Its eheaey been repeatedly tested In private practice
In the successful OF the forms OF the dis
for the OF which Sarsapara ended
AMER other preparations OF that medicine, the Panacca
tcnve uceratlons and affections OF the bones simple
Scrofua, and in tnercuria and syphc
without any other treatment except the simple spp
cations TO the diseased tra three bottles
in similar cases, will prove the efficacy and importance
the preparation
his particularly amer ealomel where that medicine
has been given freely in seTofuous habits for the
OF other diseases, being admirably calculated such
all disease from inc body and restore the usual
yeor OF the constitution The use Of two three bottles
WILL on every such OCCASION prove eeetua security
| sgsins; secondary affections.
As and Alternative, particularly general debility,
with impure and depaved conditions Of the system,
Scroula AMI other diseases, chronic Rheumatism,
obstinate affections Of the skin is invaluable meeno,
ALEXANDER DUAL
lie l2 Agent for the Prophet u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-06

n FLUID hAON ESIA.
prepared under The immediate superintendent
Sir lanes Murray

i'SPaieu uhler lhe immediate superintendent OF
Sir James Murray.
me great Advantages OF this elegant pTeparation sra
tha possessing all the properties OF Magnesia in
era use, 10 not liable form 'auseIous Ts,ion H.
the bowels so frequently attendant upun the 1ss ~ a..
ordinary preparations Of MagneFa-I corr ari,s ~
IeeSes heait burn ehectuy, without niuring The Goals
" ine stomleh or producing any Of those Iamentabe
POash:ii prevents the food Of infants turning sonT
lhe stomach; is very useful Ia all complaint n inc Ma
DER lends TO regulate the Of the bowels ana a. n.
culirly adapted for females. PC
- Ehraet rom the Medco Chrurgeal Review for April
Io's edt by DR. James Johnson Ply xraordna
~ 10 the LATE King, &c
PetHeId SoiufioA Of Magnolia This yerv nse1i and
eegah preparation We have Tyinz for sne months
- an apeIleni ahliac IN dyspepe complaints attended
w acidty aud pat with very Rrrst bepe6,
has the Advantage common ma. nesis in bens -
s9Ee aud therefore lsOle to aceumulfe n ire ,V
els IT'S decidedly superior or potash on accoun
o Tvs apeeni quality AMI II It's having no tendency 10 re
uueuOh OF Hesh ana strength. which the Two carbonaes
ABOVE nentiJned certainly tend TO- when long contned
anu idkvntu considerable quaint les We hone sir Lame
MufTayi the seoveTer OF process for ureaTng his
medcine will takr the trouble make mote generaljv
4eesDe 1" public IN this metropolis there being only
one or Two authorized agents mere
sir Humphrey Davy testified that is solutlon 6,r,ns
soluble combinations with salts In cases OF Cout
and travel thereby counter their iniuTous
81 When oiher akacs aud even Mdgnesa itsclfa failed
CdLh0H dgdiHsffhe spurious aTheles HOu in uaTksf
The Profession and the public will please observe h he
future be authenticated his mature as tue
W"pie or OF that invaluable medicine, whout which AZ
cannot De genuine sir James Murray has been goi,
y e Woe proicssnn 10 adopt this prec IN order
10 protect the credit aud uis Of his labors and sues
and 10 defend the sick AMI infm from imt
lions Just received, fornic
ALEXANDER DUvAL,
~ Corner OF r and l&th SITS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-06

r,,,,, hft important substitute for CdIofaeL
EPoptetots OF this article, keeping view the fac,
AZ Wise ana benevolent Being has pAc within the
OF Az remedies adapted to the diseases ineIdont TO
We olae they lnabt, AMI knowing likewise Ihat mos,
oIe diseases OF i South and West based upon or
game or functional derang OF the liver
the hillary organs. -f>"' 90
Aler long laborious and expcns,ve rcSoar.h ,h -. -,
-uCCeoueu III extracting substance FROM the TOM Alto
WINCH from IT'S peculiar effect upon the hepac or p,aTy
,hey nave denominaied Hspafine II Is ue,eio
ha VIII produce all the beneficial resulis OF Ialome IN
uo acute anu chronic diseases, without the POSSIBILITY Of
producing tue ucleteriOus consequences common 10 ihae
aInee. us action upon the consultation Is universal NO
palol me system escaping s influence II is however
upon the organs Of secretion and excreun Thai ne r,
power rs particularly manifested; hence IL IS pecuaIiy
auapeu IL he treatment Of bilious fevcrs and other az
portal circle prevail. ~ N
II "a admissible in all cases where II is necessary To
Ihe stomach and bowels u obstruction
ueAeues qhek and healthy action Ihe liver an OF hrP
ganuuar viscera Of the add men being ,Rrsble In ta
sPeIauon produces free circulation In the vessels on
he surface o. me body accompanied by aenc rsnl
hon u does no. exhaust like drastic Pun ges still lis &C
uon more universal and may unen TO repeated no,
heeS WIN saieiy, but with great benefit This becomes
upeusaov necessary In Of long Standing for in
tne intense temporary made by strong NELL
cnes seldom II ever, do good but TO nure ihr STA
nina Of the constiuiion '' "' ''@-
Is cleansing and purifying TO the system: aets in pcr
IeSt harmony with the known oTtie aud IL uDn,h,
y one OF e most valuable articles offered for nub.
TIC trial and inspection. ~ f'''
For convenience =, this ne dicnc A
e anu dinrehe The yellow pills ATE ionic Stimuli M ami
Huph0TeHe' ron sale wb"eEal. and retail by
en- ALEXANDER DUYAL,
Agent for Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-06
SPLENDID ENGLISH


AND FANCY GOODS, IN GREAT VARIETY
"utao'e Tor Christmas and New Years Presen,,
Se' =: 7. BARCLAY, Mainst
poprp.,r. ouoors above the Old Market.
1Iih ihAIS OF The Children Of Mobility a seric. u
nnshed Engrayinas, executed under Tic
r. Ti " VT ChaIles Heath, IRON Drawings nv Air.
-, 49,, ISq " PAINTER 10 she Queen and of6er 80
nent AInssi with Illustrations IN verge nv
Contributors, edited by Mrs Fairlie - - 's"'Aneu
Innet drawing Room Scrip Book with Pos.i..I III,
Hai"hs, ny Mary Hewitt, In silk bindinr N'''Sa mus
q, DooN pl hc boudor, Portraits Of ths fam, II ~
'eioIa- elegantly bound in Turkey Moroeco VI queen
tuIe.lue Annual. with splendid N col en.,a-ir
!rps We Not, edited 10y Frederick shohs1i sS
r,i q. Nuse on SHARON, Religious Souvenir by Mia d
friendships Offering and Winters wr.,,b o.,e,,
~ ECU or Young Lad cs' Common Piar. NJ -
~ ',oet euhed 10y Miss Leslie s siseI ensrsgin,s
The az 'x,nshp's Offering, by Miss II WsteI
ihionnon keepsake, sUperbly bound
~, ~ : boos OF Beaut,i Gallery Of the Graeea
hoInas lawrence's Cabineio Of gems
heieous Souvenir Tor 1911 ~
gan, b' q" sizes Of good paper clear ink In .l
Juvenile SCRAP Book
layer books, In splendid binding
snsenhe Forget Me Not; Gin from Fairv Land
'ouhs OF various sizes. n hand.otn. btr,Jj,a
hc,,,,',i " venice and many o:hcr nooks Il,
''' O'"uhgi ihat are well Nispied for mementoes "
I,,t.., FANCY ANTILLES
"Osewool Work Boxes. furnished with ,t-.-
C,ses' NJ, S2j fenc Gases, win rings; Ivory Thread
VIII .9' ana hey. elegantly embossed wv foio''
Utcd. '" VI tue Pubhc IL respectfully In.
g. T. nARfTay
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-06
NUNS g. CLARK'S
PIANOS

TUE subscf 4 u constantly receiving supplies from
~ the shove MAKERS. the superior qualify Of whose IN
efumcnfsan ~ Fcsepcs. ia duly acknowledged BIZ daily
Increasing demand for them.
To hose sready soquanted with these Instruments
may not be superhuous 70 say That. they made win
reFcu1 Iefardto keeping In tune, Gan object desrs
BILE especially when distant from clues tuners are
eedom be met With having not only the and
ahhe modern improvements, bot also braces peculiarly
calculated % give great strength aDd solidfy.
frt-A Enaraafst IN writing cnuflee tho purchaser T.
eEcbsnre ~ ieErumen any time within year, should
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