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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-20
7 rom the Dublin University Magazine, for April.
HALLOWED GROUND.

HALLOWED GROUND.
Where, oh where ia hallowed ground
Listen where the night-w:nds sound,
Murmnting through the lonely pile
OF some old cathedral aisle;
Where with rainbow colors stained,
Falls upon the marble tomb,
GIimmering starlike through the gloom;
While the silent banner droops,
Der the scuptured warrior groups;
Here the song of praise hath stirred
Here the organ peal been heard
Here hath walked the voice Of prayer
Surely haIloued ground Is there.
Yes and yet not only hsre;-
Come unto this church-ysrd near
Where the gentle whispering breeze
Softly rustleth through the trees;
Where the moonbeam, psre and white,
Falls in cloLdless light,
Bathing many a turfy heap,
Where the lowlier slumbers sleep;
And the graceful willow waves,
Banner-like. DER nameless graves:
Here hath prayer arisen like dew
Here the earth is holy too.
Lightly press each grassy mound;
Surely this is halowed ground
Holy these; yet not alone.
Oft. where neither name or stone
OF the parted keep trace,
Is a consecrated place -
Off, the huts where poor men lie
II ave an unseen dignity
Oft the halls Of stately pride,
Are to holy ground allied:
Many a mountain, many vale,
Scene of some inspiring tale
OF the olden chiyalry,
Seems sacred spot to be-
Seems to say that hallowed ground,
May in every land be found.
Yes where mighty names have been,
Linked unto an earthly scene -
Where the poet and the sage
Poured their hearts upon the page -
Where the Patriot Lowell to tread.
Where be found his warrior bed -
Where the messenger of God
In stInnger country trod
Bearing first the tidings high
OF mans glorious destiny -
Where the martyrs blood sublime
Sowed Heavens seed for future time;-
To these spots our hearts are bound
Here, indeed, is hallowed ground
M. A. Brown.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-20


at their New Store, No. 10 Pratt Street, opposite
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, between
Light and Charles Streets. We have now in store,
and OFF, for sale,
500 boxes Bunch RAISINS,
200 halves do. do.
100 quartcrsdo. do.
100 cluster do. do.
400 drums Fresh FIGS,
so boxes ORANGES,
50 do. LEMONS,
5 trails Fresh DATES,
bales English WALNUTS,
10 bags Cream NUTS.
do. FILBERTS.
bales Bordeaux ALMONDS.
5cases Fresh PRUNEs, in jars,
10 boxes Ground NUTS.
so kegs Malaga GRAPES,
10 boxes Fire CRACKERS,
50 do. Lemon SYRUP,
so bbls. Pippn APPLES. I'm good order,)
5cases Havana PRESERVES,
as cases CORDIAL. (assorted)
5 do. Brandy PEACHES,
10 do. Muscat WINE,
10 boxes Rock CANDY.
6 bbls. CRANBERRIES,
$500 Havana SEGARS,
1000 Principe do.
10 cases sorted PICKLES,
10 cases Brandy FRUIT,
S cases Preserved GINGER,
3casks Fresh CURRANTS,
10 boxes ClTRON,
Water, Sugar, Soda, and Butter CRACKERS.
Also, a large assortment of CAKES and CON
DICTIONARY OF their own manufacture. Fami-
lies supplied at the shortest notice.
N. B.-Country Merchants will do well to call
before they purchase elsewhere, as we are deter
mined to sell as low can be purchased at any
market in the United States.
Baltimore, March a. l84O.-3m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-20

A stranger having enterd the apart.
men, where the Emperor Napoleon was
shaving himself, when in little town in
Italy, he said, :" ! want to see your great
Emperor--what are you TO him 7" The
Emperor replied, share him 2"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-20
En,. NHEp.

A COLORED GIRL, between Ii and l6 years
~ old, will be sold to good master, on reasona-
BILE terms. For further particulars. apply az
Feb o. I94L-,f THIS OFFICE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-20
Charles HI. Lee,
lttoruep at Idm,

MARTINSBURG, BERKELEY COUNTY, VA,
NNILL attend the Superior and County Courts
w ofBerkeey, Frederick, Clarke, Morgan, and
Jefferson Counties, Virginia.
OFFICE Immediately over the room occupied
by Mr. C.. d. Stewart, near Oden's Hotel.
Mnrch o. IHin-if
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-20

An Italian boastlng of the beauties of
his country, to Yankee, and mentioning
Vesuvius as the climax which America
had nothing like Pooh, exclaimed
Jonathan, out of all patience, 'Vesuvius!
we've got Niagara that will put it out
in five minutesn
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-20
From the Boston Notion.
WASHINGTON

There is no modern poet who appears
more to have appreciated him "who was
first in war, first in peace, and first in the
hearts Of his countrymen," than Byron.
Scattered ali over his works are illusions
to Washington's virtue and patriotism.
For instance in the "Age of Bronze -
"And Washington, the tyrant-tamer, wake
And bid US blush for these old chains. or break.
The noble ode TO Napoleon Bonsparte
is concluded with these lines:
% Where shall tho wearied eyes repose
In gazing the great;
Where neither guilty glory glows
Nor despicable state;
lis there,-the last. the first. the best,
The Cincinnatus of the West
When envy dared not hate,
Bcquea,hed the name of Washington,
To make men blush here was but one"
In another connection Byron says,
"George Washington had thank. and naught beside.
Except the all cloudless glory which few mensis)
To free his country. Pin had too his pride
And, a high.souled minister Of ststeis
Renow ned for running Grea, Britain gratis:
In Childe Harold may be found the fol-
lowing magnificent tribute 10 our great
countryman:
Z" Can ,yrants h-t by tyrants conquered be,
And freedom find no champion aud no child
Such as Columbia saw arise, when she
Sprung forth l'allas armed and undehledf
Or must such minds be nouiished in the wild,
Deep in the unpruned forest midst the roar
Of caiaracrs, where nursing Nature smiled
On infant Washington Has earth more
Such seeds within her breast, or Europe no such
shore"
Indeed, it would be difficult to find any
poet, no matter how bgoted he may have
been in his monarchical notions, who has
dared 10 say aught against Washing,on's
character, or to mention him without an
eulogistic epithet. Southey, in his "Vi-
sion of Judgment" places him IN the
same Heaven which contains George the
third. Miss Seward many years ago, it
is true, wrote some severe lines against
him from misunderstanding Of the part
he had in the execution Of Andre, bu, she
rcpented afterwards, and regretted that
she could no. recall her libel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-20
SERVANTS for. sale.

E,NoR sale, a colored WOMAN, with her two
n Children. The Woman is excellent SER
want and ia sold for no fault whatever. Enquire nj
March II, l3il,--tl THIS OFFICE,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-20

The steamer Clarion, using Ericson's
propellers, arrived at Havana on the 23d
ult. in eight days and aalf from New
York.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-05-20
JONES & LES FAURIES
Fruit and Confectionery,

Id ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the
HI public, that they have on hand and intend
keepinp an extensive supply of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-14
SUP ERROR GOOD Il

SUPERIOR GOODS.
Large Supplies, by the packets Norrag ansctt, En-.
ma, and John Rowlett, Just arrived, and by the
schooners Union and La Grange, now on their
way from philadelphia.
TIE subscriber will exhibit 10 his oil customers and
Il the public, the largest and best stocks OF
BOOTS, SHOES, TRAvELLING TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, SHOE DLACKING,
that he has ever received Ny goods arc all manufacture
cd expressly to order in Philadelphia 10y the very best
masters aud are Of the latest style. Among my stock will
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Gentetnen's fine dress calf skin Boots, high heels
Do DO double -caied Water Proof
Do Do DO S SIs' w navy or union shoes, very meat
=, All Of the above made by Miles a SON.
c'n be Gs cali skin Soo,' s,s, 9 ands7
DO DO s ssssieT Water proof Boots very good
DO fine Dress Pumps
FOR THE LADIES.
Ladies' hne dress French Morocco lace aud plain Wall ing
Ladies fine French Ties and Bn,kn,
DO DO dress French morocco and kid Slippers
All very superior, aud male by J. w. MeCurdy.
made by EnsIsh Min,zcr, q MiIohel and oIhers~sii
Ladies fur silk quilted Shoes very comfortable and
Ladies' dne seH.kin narrow and broad trap Walking
La'ies' fine leather Walking Shoes
no new style Over-sio
/ Do sewed and 5onud India Rubber Over Shoes.
FOR MISSES.
Misses French morocco lace Buskins
DO do do Walking shoes
DO do seal lace and morocco BOotees
DO fine dress kid and morocco Slippers
DO 10 Walking Shoes, with heels
FOR BOYS.
Boys' enc ealfskn Navy Shoes made In Philadelphia In
superior style
Boy fine calf BOotees
no do kip and scwed Bootecs
very ''0'f K G Hill T SHOES 5iss
1000 pair, OF all cuts and qualities.
COARSE SHOES FOR MEN
Mems heavy sewed and peyg-d Brogans rse Sizes
manufdcturedin Richmond-and very superior
Boys coarse sewed and ged Brogsns, very strong
The above Is but small detail OF my present stock
which will be sold al the low prices for cash. pune
tial customers only. SAMUEL PJTNEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-14
VOL. XIV.


TERMS.
SUBSCRIPTION TO the DAILY WHO tn City subscri.
bers esa and fo shorter period at the rate OF sO
agar both payable In advance When sent by mail BIO
aycar.
ADvERTslNG-Foro one sqssre Cor iess) one
10 cents two Insertions ell three Insertions OIL - and
~ cceedng insertion 33i cents.
Thrice a week, 20 cents foI each insertion.
Twice week. first Insertion 10 cents every succeeding
Insertion 90 cents.
Once week, drsinSertOn rs cents; every succeeding
Insertion 30 cents.
Transient adve rtisers must pny In advance.
The number of Insertions OF Advertisements must be
noted the ME- they will be inserted until ore red 10
be stopped and charged accordingly. n-oTdcrs to stop
must also be In writing.
Annual Advertisers charged ESQ and
that proportion for adv length
eept Auconeers and Lottery dealers, who charged
eltO. (paper ircluded)
nt-Thc COUNTRY WING Is published twice week
Thursdays and FIays al Eve dollars per annnn payable
n advance.
FOR ADvERTIsING-75 cents a square, Cor lcss) for
the rstinsertion, and 90 cents for each continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-14
CHICKERING q oILBERT's
|Ii]LSlIZKeKS

MANY persons under the imp, ession that bv Eons
WI sending 10 ie Nouh, they pure base these in
sirumcnis Cor loss price than they be sold COR u u.
city, Du' such Is not the fact.
From sructions received from the manufacturers
for which avn agent, tNsssrs Jhickering Mackay AMI
T. gilbert " ot size cy of Boston, cnabcdt
hese instruments al the manufacturer prices CHECKER.
ans Piano FoTles are known ard used Union
Tccoine ndaii1is arc therefore unnecessary Cbetts
instruments are pretty well known in virginia having been
sold IN Norfolk by gentleman Of this cgy f1r several
years Throughout Now England they used very ex.
tensively; In Tennessee In AsihsIaA ami In Ccorra-
from these last named Sales have lcicrs Of recommru.
auon, which eau Uc Those that havc sold n THIS
Stale have gwen cutir6 -atsccn The subscriber has
cow and will always keen hand, good soriacnt from
both ~ those manufactures, which will be az tho ina.
nuiariurcrs prices pac kcd ami within hundred
niles 90 the city Tee ~ expense. = MADDOX.
dey-u Opposite The Gauks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-14
LANES M. CARTER,

House, Couch and Sign Painter, Glider and Ga-
zicr, on I street, second door below tho frs,
Presbyterian Church,
TUE suhs1ihcl respectfully Informs his fronds and the
public generally that be las fr ou the shop former.
occupied ass Turnug Shop, whore he intends carry
on tlg above branches To- 40 its various varieties lie
Would therefore solicit cell IRON an who wish arc Dc.
rofci 10 parouizo who feels himself fully competent
o. execute with prumpnuGe, ncsuc8I AMI dispatch, The
above branches 81 business lni woud them that
he s, oG will DC, prepared DO any wurkiL his Inc we1
and upon as reasonable conditions a. can be done Tor
elsewhere.
would say 10 Tho superintendent Of the Dsro's IN tho
NY as hoy times have considerable Coach fanuug 10
d. thcy would 40 we io giyc me call believing hcy 6
secure ptipd Satisfaction both ~ regards price and
workmanship Also-Old snd New Furnturc, MthnEhany
Doof5 &C vanshcd ani polished In the most durable and
approved style.
au2S q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-14
CHARLES w. NOMINEES.

HOUSE, riGN AND ORNAMENTAL FAINTER,
GLAZfER, GLIDER, sc
U-shop next door 10 the First Presbyterian Church.
succt, below tho Post Once.
RICHMOND, February 22d 1870
IN hia day ~ years ago me subscriber arrived In This
" City Hc is truly Ecucu, % tho citizens OF NtCnu
for their kind patronage during tho above period TtT be-
has given satisfaction ~ a .bH, employed hn DO will moi
pfecud Oh byuut that nc hHs, the greater part OWN
rcd by continuance ofhoir lvors lie wishes Inform
friends and The public generally, that continuance of
their orders will be met with prompne and executed Ia
thr best manner.
lie would likewise Inform country merchants In want al
signs, that he has seasoned boards constantly M maud
"a 2-tff g. w MrGtNNEss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-14
COATES scuOoI PuYsroLocy.

COATES SCHOOL uYSIOLOGY.
DilNSlOLOGl iot schools, by u. Coates, ". -, VICE
Il President 81 the Philadelphia Medical Society and
inc Academy OF Natural Sciences, &C. &C.
80 Dr. Coaes is generally known - fav0uTte popu
Ter lecturer upon the structure sf The human frame and
has acquired fame 10y making such subject agreeable and
instructive aud 50 delicate not n Dcnd the most fas
doua We have long been Of the opinion that Physiology
should constitute part % carly educ alton, aud nd
when In suitable position, make that part ~ female ciu.
ction though The attempt showed deficiency Of text
books THIS deficiency Is supplied by ID. C,aies.
AMI fully supplied Tho subject s well divided apd the
rsnsand Offices ot the human r-ps ase tcautuly and
simply explained tho tcxt gnI Illustrated by tho cngra
wings cspous chapter % questions close tho work,
and supplies aids o. the teacher We cordially commend
tho suy schools and tho book before aini.
rst a'ptel TO the purposes ior which prepared
Phi y. s GA
Just published, for sale by
dc nj SMITH A PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-14
FRESH FALL AND WINTER
DRX cams

by the hne ship Portsmouth, arrived al New York IA
- July last, and the ship Rhode Island now in lanes RI
yer we have received and receiving our ImporatonS
OF Foreign Dry Goods which, together with
made by senior partner, during Is spent
al the Morrill, enables offer our cnstomera and inc
public, generally, CERTAlSLN THE CHEAPEST and
most desirable stock of Goods had in store
during cur whole business life Of than twenty years
Our SOCK - very arse and general, and almost every
package rs no IN siore-and when tell country
aud CITY eT that Dry arc about as CHEAP now a.
is6aeeo wo' ibr at s per 100 lbs wheat at IS 81
per bshei At los Cd per barrel OF cotton NJ il
rp0lnd they ought TO be satisfied thai they cannot con
inue 80 oS especially many say most leading
Sple articles have been lsi below actual cost
OF production These things being and the country
badly supplied with goods in the Interior aad getting "a
idy aio good condition take them ray ioi them IL
would seem msniiesy to be the night to buy Al are
tnNuedio call and examine for themselves.
r. a J. {. JAMES q co.
Oba
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-14
PEAsE's CLAHIFITsD ESSENCE or
HOARHOIND CANDY

4 SUPPLY ofthe ab NC srucle, on bzhly recommended
~ and extensively uEci or fhc of CnuErs Col H..
Hn1rscucss. Irritation nf the Throat Sc SC flsttccCtv-
"a ior sale, and warranted genuine.
ALEXANDER pUvAI-
diets Correr of 4 and Pm sis
NEW GuOns AT INDUCED PRICES.
EEo. A. hEEN a co. have, wih.n the last week, re-
" rOivel alarge addition their stock of Cothnr pre-.
paTafory o. he holidays Among which, are some very
superior Beaver Frcrks, wen w1fc and trimmed; also,
aonc al tho reduced rticr 81 els; together 40 ever
Coats OF every description
To TilE PUBLIC -FinHInz the "Caah Sysscu,n works
we'll " D COY 49, il W., continue 0, sc bargains Tor
cash. our poto b., 'Ihc nmbi- sspence better than
the GLOW shilling" CEO. a. Mem a co.
Dc -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-14

WE OFFER FOR SALE,
IN HHDs 81 CroS
~ 10 DO Porto Rico SUGARS
IS do New Orleans
s f. IT, ., SS. sSis LOAF SUGAR
IS bags Java
~ do RIO lCnprrp
% do Old White Cuba fCoffbE
10 ID ~ DOmngo
1OOsscks WouhiugIon filed Salt
loo kegs Nails assorted
3tierces fresh Charleston Rice
q boxes prime Chewing Tobacco
3Ipackages fresh lmpOred Teas
e bS DO Hall 4 4sy,. n f Yar f9 saIg
lohalf pipes on coEnae Brandy vintage OF 1884 s. S
do Scgnett do
do o., ID. q Co. do
do Pe5rvisOn DO
do Dupuy do
2ppcs HOLLAND Gin, Pine Apple brand
10 do sTln do
2punchrons Scotch whissey Just landed and very
superior, per ship Glasgow froG scotland
2haf pipes London PsIt Madeira, very superior
pipe Palesherry
nalf pipes Brown do
quarter casks o.d Port OF Barclay & LIvnga,on's
OF New NofF, importation
% do Marseillcs Madeira
5bbls O!d Peach Brandy, very good
5,RS%s Sew odean. Mola:se.
5lJars Maags Grapes
y boxes bunch Muscatcl Rasns
~ cases Stsrch
8 kegs Numegs
4tons Shot, assorted sizes
% five gal DcmiIohns
lSS ave I'VE gal Kcsi
tUteu do
aOo lbs MddinE Bacon, Toods curing
5kcgs Lard
- groce Hacking
~ cases Hats
10 do shOea
w J. d. CHRISTIAN,
dCT-tf Market square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-14
NEW EsTanI.ISHMENT

TUE subscribers receiving their supply erie.
and are now prersredio sell Sugar, Loaf and Brown
Coffee, Tea, Candies, and urs Patent, soap, IA
con, Moasses Cheese, Pepper, Ginger, Aispee a &e
Sc OF various qualities, at prces low any other
adjustment In the City. They ask call from their friends
and the public.
STORAGE.
>Tbey take the bulk Of bblsin Ere proof Ware
house, Of easy access, upon the fairestterms.
~ GRDTrER A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Tie time Of the departure ofthe
n ektf.fa Steamboats, hence for Norfolk will
H-EA, be changed from sunrise Ia 6 o.
clock N the morning, to commence
s<xASz-&---<Ez7z-et5 SUNDAY, the l9 h instant
folk be transferred TO the Baltimore Boat, isy
will sup and Lodge and depart o'clock, A NJ. going up
the Ray by daylight aud arrive In baltimore before sunset
~ H. Daring the summer season, those wishing to visit
td Point Comfort will he landed there, and taken from
thence whenthey wish to return. JUS
'EHE GREAT OBJECT FINALLY AC-
COMPLISHttD, 10y the Introduction iniD this city
OF the siyc Of LANPS extensively used Ia the CITY OF
New York. and known Webbs Patent Burners, together
with the patented Camyhinc Oil lr burning therein The
proprietor Is prepared 90 offer the Inhabitants OF
this city and vicinity far superior end more economical
light Than has been brought before che public. The
Light produced by the Cainphne OIL IN Nebbs peculiarly
constructed burners produces flame maichless IN bril-
lancy economy and simplicity.
The cost 10 the consumer will not exceed ONE HALF
the expense when compared wid OIL, Gas, any other
ngI elcnt now used for the purpose Of anOJdng Artificial
Light This oils entirely free from explosive proper
ties there being Alcohol Spirits in its compo.
sitisn, but Is PURELY VEGETABLE, aud, consequently,
perfectly sale in its much opposite the
article knownas spirit Gas as Sperm Oil Is Thistle pub
lie may rely upon.
said Camphue and Burners were intro uced into the
adopted in all principal Hotels Printing 9th es stores,
Billiard Rooms &c being highly approved Of than
any other article heretofore knswn.
Upwards Of Ten thousand Of them in In the
city of New York.
ia supply OF the above OIL with several varieties OF
the Lamps Just Ieeeiyedand for sale bv the shsr rbers
ma 25-u II. Eu>TACE & son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-14
JAMES a GEORGE WINSTON,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Lambert a Mckenzie, Alexandra
Juhn BoEgs q TO, nahiinorc
TT & w Butcher, Philadelphia
James Hunter, Ncw York
Francis FISHER, Boson
bingham Brpfhrrs Fiusburg
Henry Crew, Richmond, Ohin
Benz W Ltdd. SUifhdeit Ohio
letQrel inncs. Nj Pleasant. OHIO
" N RTcld, Cnciuuau
Horn Carpenter, 60
IA NAfI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-14
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, THURSDAY. JANUARY d. 1871
A CuRE EOR Gonna

THE subscribers have found rcmedy for IA. cure Of
Corns, to which they call the attention OF the public
The experiments OF Its beRecial use coming under their
own IyaUn have perfectly shed them OF s great
value ana as guarantee that the public shall not be DIS
appointed, they will In all refund money should
the cure not be effected. JSO. n. EusrACH A SON
Is 9-u doors below the Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-14
FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

IA Avory comfortable House ami 10, oo.r Rich.
Tfff1 mond. THE Tot contains acres In anc order ~
IitaM The House W with good rooms ana E,c a.
den. f"' 'N'No' ~
Farm u % acres, two miles from R,chnocd With ~
sehent hudinRs Tor small family, dne garsn and eoa
oaln and ssbes about 2acrcs Of meadow Land and or
valuable Farm Of about % acres Of Land half mile
fom Nlohmond good bulldogs fJr tho sccommo,flon nj
large family, hehy Improved nd bss on n = 900 ~. Wv
srape Vines Of the beet varieties FrnH Trses A. a.
ePPV" DC ~ RICH. NH, u, a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-14
LYELL, JOHNSTON L LYEIL.
fpl At J. Mchildoe's Old stHnd

(NAPE RToN A. CRUMP, street toMayo's Brior.
~ have IN noTe-SO bags prime Rio and 100 do LaxuiIa
Java and MsTaeaibo Coffee; 20 hbds Pouo Rico do
prime st Croir sugars; 1000 sacks SALT ofsuperor qsay
O tons Pkiissr 5l tsrces Lime Go Nails
1to-n bar IrOn--ith general articles suit
sd 10 The trade-snd will be receiving all their
fall supply which extensive and will be Gsrea a,
preS suited TO tho times The usual adyanc es made on
all produce sent 10 IT, N % sell. ..s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-14
NEW ARRANcEuEyTs.

Geo. A. KEEN IL ca. have lately received, and are
VI lsrg. AMI well selected assortment o
ready made Iohng consisting Of almost article be
longing 20 Sen'leman's wardrobe; which they will sell
for cash, Is per deduction former prices
The proof can Oe Furnished BY calling their store
Main street, next door below Gay A. Dentley's.
GEO A. KEEN & co.
BEAVER EROCK AND BIC COATS
Weh,vna fun supply AMI more eonins-pnees from SIS
10 e2J-warranfed well made
CASHMERE PANTs-fine for sl0; medium
10 az
yEsTs-Every description Of Vest. from s2toSG
COLLARS, BOSOMs, STOCks-The Urges;
and most fashionable assortment offered In kich
uond; together with complete assortment Of G1vss,
5uspendeTs Hose Pocket Hdkis, Buck Shirs and Daw.
ere aud great may articles, too numerous
All OF which We determined 10 sell prices less than
can be purchased in the city.
a.2s GEO A. KEEN A Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-14
= a WORD no THE EOONoMICAI,.

(tALL Al KEEN & co.'s before pnrchS.at yonr tlot,
~ lns elscwhefe-" you can 70 per cent and
menper the ~ atge - penny saved is two earned
geo. A, KEEN a co. SIC constantly receiving ahii
u2aal supplies 70 their already complete assormcn
W. oncr such Inducements ~ otn fully compensate thc
for sale n cost n make iDT seasonibe goods
soou dozen BoivounGn ffuck Goats 1.-THE best quality
Pants ' - ~ 49, w 49, y '''
Recently arrived % doz collars 10 don s,oets a. doz
bosoms, at every prcezsai the sign %
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-01-14
JAMES LIVINGSTON,
DRAPER Ann nAUUnn


NAISHES 70 Inform the public that he u now TeceivnI
w his al and winter suppyof coos His ircnls arr
requested 10 call and examine HE assortment A. he vii
make them ~ 70 order IN AZ fashionable style aud
moderate terms ~ any person 10 the city, for cash
punctua customers, satG-u