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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
ALABAMA.

Inc Legislature OF this State has been conven.
cd 10 alter the law, SO as TO authorize the clec,;o,
OF members of Congress in tune for the E,,r, s.
sion. N"' SeS'
Upon The meeting OF the Assembly, Gov. B,s.
oy sent IN a Message, in the wors, taste and sp;r;,
OF any public document Of the kind. we have so.,
IL is devoted TO a ruthless assault, upop Go,o,,I
iiarrIson,-the intelligence OF whose death had I'm,
a few days before, reached him.. The Al,h,n,, M.
pers call It political suicide" Certainly. the nnb-
tic 'eeI'ns must oe greatly depraved, if its author
can survive It. Ills Excellency however, is said to
be addicted TO his cups-and charity would suys,s,
That 1t was under their influence, he penned The pro.
duetion 50 little creditable TO 4 good mans bs,,, mr.
a wise mans head.
The Mobile Advertiser thus comments ON III.
Message:
In MS pItable attempt to sully the fair fame of
one whose reputation, like that of the lamen,ed
hearts OF millions, Gov. Basby has shown IN -,
a deep degradation a man may descend. when me-.
strained either by seli-respecI or by a sense of ms.
uee' We believe, however, he has SADLY mistskcn
mecnaraeter Ct ms own party, If he for one moment,
supposed that his vulgar abuse ami Io,y s.rr,'E,m
would meet with general favor from ,b,, $3.50
we know there are among them many VINO feel
utep'y morllhed that he should have induced u,
sueh language as he did and so far as we have
heara an OPINION expressed, not one has ttem,,,d
70 ueiend his conduct. The Governor has eyident-
~ mIs'akent the raNings Of third and fourth .r,te noIi.
uelans, IN Their stump harangues, for the sentiment.
OF ms party generally. But how any man. who has
ever been accustomed TO respectable society and en-.
"shtehed associates, could have made such an acre.
sions mistake, Is past all comprehension.
he Dovernor has not the mean merit Of or;s;p
a!lly' IN hts abuse, but has Gu led from the mo-,
objectionable portions Of that which has a thousand
t'hes oeen uttered in stamp speeches, with more
'orce anu hetleT spirit, than characterize these g
como hand illusions of his. BY what motive IN.
"o'ernor could have been actuated in giving utter.
ance to tins TRADE, 1t is d ficult to conceive. a her.
Ter excuse, though by no means a sufficient one
could have been found, had the PRINCIPAL obiec, ~
his ehuSe been living. But To attempt thus to suIIv
the memory OF one whose virtues and patriotism are
SO faithfully embalmed IN the dearest reeolIec,ions
OF ms grateful counIymen; to attempt to eKhume
the ashes OF the siinted dead, snd, hyena-Iike. sIut
ms malignant appetite upon the good name and no.
he reputation Of one. who, even while liying. was
above the reach OF his puny rcproach. exhibits ,
reck'esSness OF depravity which, for the honor Of
parallels" "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05

We yield 10 the request of'.a Csnssrvshrs.n and
insert hia communication, although We can an,iei-
PATE 10 good result from the discussion, which he
opens 1t Is always hes, to forge, the dissensions
OF friends.
AS TO the complaint, that We took no part in the
contest between Garland and Gilrner, We have bu,
TO say, that we had our hands full in warning against
The common enemy, and had no heart to take sides
against friends, and thereby inaamo their animosi.
ties towards each other. We regretted as much as
any man that the diseord arose-but rs we could
not allay It, we would not aggravate il.
1t is not necessary for us at this time of dav
to say how highly We appreciate the services Of the
Conservatives in the struggle, which evenuaa,ed IN
Inc nauonai deliverancc. We have endeavoured
10 express that by deeds.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
ours, very respectfully,
ALEX'R FITZPATRICK.
Correspondence ofhe New York E,pre...

" W NJ Jun Y VI
Curious Developments are daily coming 10 I,ght.
md anon some Of our Loco Focp friends and i,I'
10" cuzens will have reasons as plenty as black
berries Tor being turned out Of office. II all rumors
De true, thefe never vas more Of an Augenn stable
than the View York Custom House. have los,
heari ct the case Of the Inspector and Deputy & l..
'ector NJ Albany, who has not been called upop in
settle up his account, though he has been in Office
since 1888, nor has he paid over n dollar of his loo,
or emoluments! His returns, Il Is added. are ron.
lar enough, and exhibit about $1,000 in fees rereiv.
ed by BIN, though there never has been snv se.
counts between him and the Collector. The fault
IL an oversight IN the Office in emitting numrte,lv
sedlements,-"hic being the way they have been
done there, you see the propnety now and then of
ch1ngingat least some one man In Office.
Mr. Van Buren, and his administration, IL nppeors.
Kept np his and It's character 10 the very end. Not
only we're Judges and Consuls made IN the la,,
hour Of March 81, before the breath was C,itlv ont
OF the body - i one whose vacancy was 70 be filled.
but even midshipmen and cadets were polittcarv
we'll attended To. Not onIy wersall yacarcies 6IIed
but they shot beyond their term, 50 rs 10 hI up nil,
ees TO be- a year ahead, NJ least as IN the csd,tst
This was pushing spoIls with a high hind.-and We,
the sweet lnnOeents o. the Globe aud Post grouL He.
cause we won't let them keep all, as well as steal
all, Of places ahead
The Secretaries and Pos, Master General have
most labouous duties, and are the hardest so,k,py
men IN the country. Tse midnight lsmp find, Me
Ben m MS office, and Mr. Ewing ~ not less hard.
"orKeo' Mr. Granger gets through an immense
amount oi service also, IN a department where labo,
annuaNy accumulates 10 anppptling extent. M
WeOsteTs "Ofk - haH done before other people mr.,
% ~ the morning, and he, therefore, ret'res esrv
VIC Dioget Oelng q new conner, Is less known 10 a.,
citizens generally than the other Seefet,r,es -h,t
al who DO know are charmed With his suayiv ~
simplicity Of manner. Ills address will eve ~
an exceeding popularity.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05

The appointment by MIR Granger, of John o
skinner, the able Editor Of the American Farmer
third Assistant Post Master General. has an awful
sln'nnng towards Aboltonism, Why does no,
Gov Rutherford call out the militia The danger
is great and imminent
MIR Skinner was formerly Post Master at Balti-
more out Tor daring to entertain his own political
sentiments he was victimizei by Van Buren,. lie
is extensively and favourably known to the asrieul.
tura' public, and his able advocacy of Southern In.
situations Is familiar to all the readers of his pa.
mar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
RESUMPTION

Rhbks POlNDENTER respectfully inform their
- customers, that the iourneymen tailors Of this civ nav
ing resumed work, they are now prepared 10 execute all
orders with the usual dispatch.
Ihey have Just received a most splendid assortment Of
Goods, suited 10 the season, selected within a few DAYS
past u Tie North irom the very latest impurtaIous and ,
Fart imported expressly to their order 10y the steamer
nrhish Queen. They are also ia receipt Of The latest I'm.
glsh aud French Fashions.
FROM Tie late reduction In the wages Of the iourneymsn.
and tie facilities which they possess of oblaininr G.oJs
~ very Desi possible terms, they can with confidence
lsseIt that they can afford 10 serve their customers on as
aooltrfnsa az they con be served at any similar establish.
nienl ~ me United Sta'cs always taking into consideration
W Guahiy oi Goods, style aud execution Of the work -
inlsihey are de'eTninedio do, firmly believing that no.
Jung Dni motives Of ccOnomy, Cand perhaps the late din
Iu,nes between the employers and journcyInen causing
ucHy IN The execution ni Or1cTsJ could have induces the
senolng OF any orders for clothing North, II being Eener.
aUy accrie .uiat the work made IN Tits Guy "a tals an,
IN ihe United states, and That the best Goods Imported are
ssleeieI TOT Tits market A. far a. IN their power they
shah oneT ev-Ty inbuc ementto retain such OricTsa al home
~ reluciIon 81 prices aud 10y having their work done -
"o''t"l"Io' ~ b-G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
nv LAsr EVENINGS NAH.
Prom nsr,i.s~rr. YEro.

Inc Governor Of Pennsylvania has vetoed a
iaiho BILL, as recently agreed upon
oy the OF Conference, and passed in
the senate bya vote Of ~ to Ia; and in tho House
oy a vote OF SO To ~. The veto states various oil.
leeuo"s. The i7th section is objected to, as giving
70 the Banks an absolute exemption from the re
sumption OF specie payments, for at leas, s years.
ina' provision which suspends the penalties a y.
gainst the Banks until the loan of 81. 1000 600 /, -.
paid, isalso objected to.
Inc senate have passed the Bill by two thirds
anu shou'd the House do likewise, the bill becomes
a law, under the Constitution.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
The Doc EIrhi I'LL P.nsn-
DVb T'B" WIN hdgthg.
Extract Of a letter from Fredcricksburs.

Extract Of a letter from fredericksburg.
10 rnE EpiroRs OF rnr Vine.
Gentlemen Mr., Extra Smith will resign hi,
seat IN the Senate. aud has determined to eontes,
that oil MIR. Banks, who his the return by a ma,
joU'y OF four votes to the House of Representa-.
uves' Thus you will zee the Dee fight will be ken,
up The Wings know their duty, and will stand
'looi IN the contest-but il We should be SO happv
as TO have 1t referred again to the people, we 90 ia
the polls with one spirit, ono body, and withou,
compromise, ~pledging ourselves to sustain and cl.c,
a Wing of our own principles.
Extra is IN town examing the polls-has given
Banks notice OF the votes he contests in Rappahan-
mock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05

KENTUCKY ELECTIoN.-we have no,bin,
decisive from any part OF the State. In the Louis.
vlIle district the contest is close between Mr. Field
and MIR prisg (both Whiss.)
The result in the 18th district was not Ascertain.
ed, Tut the Cincinnatti Gazette OF Thursday says, the
vote would be close between Southgale (w.) and
Butler IL. F.)
IF. Marshall tW.) is doubtless elected in the
Lexington disnicL-Bal. Pat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
EnqnIreL ~ pIeasa cony.

Advertisers are requested to hand IT, their
euvett'sement. at as early an hour Of the dsy az
ton ~ the ensuing days paper, must he hseded IN
before 5 o'clock, =. NJ, and those intended for in
sert'on IN Mondays paper must be handed IN ON
day after. 'rfN' "" '"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05

II" The Managers Of the Bible Society Of Vir-
guns, will attend a monthly meeting of the Board.
tins afternoon at the Lecture Room of the United
Presbyterian Church, at 5 o'clock.
may >. f. Nj. LAWSON, Rec. Sec'ty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05

~ We are pleased to state upon the authori.
ty OF letters received las, evening, that Mr. Ford.
the Wing delegate elect from Stafford county. /,
fast recovering from the injury he received a few
days since.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
The Fdraiies and the Lssos.


These worthless maintain their alliance. and con
tinue to wage a joint war ssains, the whirs. and
particularly the Wing President. The 1.-The rain
aud justice OF the one are upon a par with the 9th
er. Both are malignant and envenomed TO the I,.,
ueS'ee 'owards the Administration, and condemn il,
IN advance without, rhyme or reason and wi,bou,
moderation.
We learn from the subjoined paragraph. ,bat,,b.
Abol'tionists are about to hold a Convention to nom.
mate candidates for the Presidency, and Vice Pres
idency. We presume Richie and Garrison will be
the nominees.
From The ". Y. Courier.
AIvan Stewart chairman of the late U. S. Con
vention at Albany has put forth an address, to the
AooIitionists of the United States. remindin, ,b,m
That there Is TO be a Convention in this city. on the
'Zth DAY OF the present month, Tor the purpose of
anti slavery candidates for President,
and Wee President. The address is in the approveJ
style OF its school, and calculated we should think.
10 produce q pretty poten, effect upon all parties.
IL speaks OF the death of General Harrison. Al, n
providence of God verifying the predictions mn,
forth by the brethren that he would die during his
term ana leave the s~overnmen,In the hands of John
1 yer a man who owns and domineers over human
flesh and makes merchandise of eternity bound
souls.
The President is treated To other choice epi,be,s
IN the usual taste Of these christian citizs ms. .ndlxi,b
the accustomed urbanity and refinement Of manner
which distinguish that meek and ami,Lle race
They say the President is a "aesh monser."a "rob.
Der and divers other things very endearing to good
people like themselves. Mr.. Stewart goes further
ana s'sniiies his opinion that the President ouch,
10 lie IN the States Prison, where they put the
horse thieves-he being a great deal worse than the
worst OF hem -inasmuch rs he is a slave holder.
We are rather afraid from the mildness of MIR. Ste
warts manner and language that he will get a great
many good people to go with him. 1t is Difficult,
TO see how they can resist such blandness of address
aud such suasive amenity of appeal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
FAYETTE & NICHOLAS

FAfErTE * NICHOLAS.
A gentleman who reached town las, evening in.
forms us that Mclaughlin, (whig) is reelected in
this county without doubt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
BROAD ROCK RACEs-spRINc. Isi,
Second Day.

PropHetoI's Purse s25O, two nile heats, entrance SIS.
ENTRIES.
! Iownea a Williams enter ch Il Tatet sail, 4 yearsold,
Blue aud Blue.
2 John ID KIRBY enteTs ch h Ashland, 8 years old. 10y
meJoc, dam Henry clay brood ~ IRE. Dress red aud red
1ee rye walden enters Oh h Rebel 4 years old, 10y
4 lshsm Pickett enters h d Flint, 4 ycar- old. law NJ
Day, out Of Jim Choppers dam
. George Goodwin enters oh m Harriet. years obi, by
Eclipse, liam 10y ShylOck. DTeFS red and while
9 James Tsley enters ch ~ Betsy White, G years Old, by
Goliah, dam ~ Charles
7 Lemuel Vaughan enters b h Z ears cd, 10y ChslauI
MaTrauE, dam hy Charles
10 THIS H. hk ely io DO The most intereaiinR Two mile
race ever run Ia Virginia.
ms IsHAM PUCKErT. Proprietor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
DIED

A. the residence Of his mother, Mount Eliza.
Cumberland County, VAL on the 1Ou, INST. after
a proiracte1 illness, Dr. ALTRED w. SHIELDS, aged
70 years.
tLFs Enouirer will nie,.. co,v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
z

MEMORANDA.
BALTIMORE, May 3-Cleared, Schrs Mary
Bright, Blight, Richmond; John Barr, Flowers, do;
Eliza Ann, Hubbard, do.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
GAsTON's COLLECyrION =.

A SCRIPTURE a~conn, ac I. sON, &c.
81, consisting OF an extensive eoIIac,i,, y.
m's texts OF scripture, illustrative Of the yarjon,.
so,eso' revealed religion; addressed TO tn. WORCESTERSHIRE
nIcpc ms lssIsoi the chrlstian. the whole forming a com,,
t,nyb, In NJ TO AT the articles of faith aud prac,Irs
edition, revised by John Hail "" N. new
NJ A Theirs History of The P,e,.L p-
lated by = shoberl, ~ ""'"'uhhoh, trans
James Corse lie Leon, oi SUNNY
niIweTs Night and Morning, iOh supplv
rue above with many other new and y,ln,hi.
sale at ~ WORKS Tor
M look snd Fancy siorc, u u ssn,,yis 49,
WHlskEf AND APPLE
w 10 hh,ls whiskey
NJ bbls Apple brandy. landing. f,r sal.
w LANCASTER DENNY a Co
'MP SUGAR 10 boxes landing from schr IT, -
800 sac LANCASTER, DENNY a co.
SUGAR AND C~OEFEE-
~ ~ hhds superior Porto Rico sugar
~ " view orleans 10
.lO bags New Crop Rio Coffee
Just received, aud Tor sale low.
- CAPERTON a CRIMP
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
VALUABLE STANDARD WORKS


THE Ppcticsl Works Of Tho Right Reverend Jeremy
il Taylor, ID ID, London edition, IN 3 vols
The complete Works f the Rev. Robert Hall. A ". In
2 vols
The Standard Works Of the Rev William Jay. ofArgvle.
chapel Bath, comprising IN bis works known IN this eoun,
irI
The Works 4 THOMAS Chalmers, u D snd l. T. ID, Pro.
lessor ~ Theology w the University Of Enpt,p,g ,ot
corresponding Member o. tho Royal Institute Of France,
iu 7 vnlumes-new edition
Hannah Moore'a complete Works, IN 2 vols
Thomas Dick's complete Works, uniform cdttion. In J
volumes
The complete Works of Dngali siovar. 7 vol.
The abpvc, together with a large essoftmeot of HE
Standard Works, can be had a. my BOOK store. Eve ,toors
above the Bell Tavern, at Nonhefn prices, adIter Inc o.
penaes Of transportation. CleTaymen and o,hers An wsn,
selves. " SMELL.
mt
CPORTIrG POWDER, PINE TEAS, sc
- HOhfns kentucky spDuiug Powder, warranted 81 eu
pefior quahiyi efira hne and fine Cunppwdef Teas. loal
sugars, ffoup New feTt. Pblsdeiphia and HsllmOre MARI
faeiorlcri - hhts Whiskeyi ground Alum sal; prime -
ms DGvgNF6RT a ALIEN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
NOTICE.

GENTLEMEN are informed that the eles,nt rron.,,v
late residenecof Joseph Marx, Esq deceased, can be
after . o'clock, A. NJ. ""
m5-2t LANCASTER, DENNY 4 90 kur,,
palm LEAF cases raln Leaf HAS,
mo STEER a Son.
BOX OF GOODS LOST. "
n BOX Of Coo,is, marked "Eldnd Green, Milford D.,o,.
"A Caroline Couniy-FIomR II Jcnkins,b was rJrIiyercL
!. Drayman, yesterday, May 81. Tor the Fred rickshurs
pep''' ANY lniormiIou Ia regard To the box will be thank.
fully recciNed, and all charges Paid.
m5 II m JHxRtSs
1T young man who would be wiIIinK 10
turn his attention TO tile int rests OF almost aDy snd
OF business, wants a situation As employment is IA sol.
lect, a small compensation will be required lie can civ.
Ihc best testimony as IN character. A note aditesseJt,
ton. ~.
q ROCK RACEs-sPRING. 1911
OVER THE FAIRFIELD COURSE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05

SALAD OLA smtlIlot Of the above Of very supe.
I''hJi l"Ht received by X n DUVAI.
W." turueT below tho Ranks.
NoRTII CAROLINA UEkuINGs-80 bbIs
~ ' I'hl'hH nus morning per schT Perry Spencer.
~ sac mo WILLIAMS a. IAXALL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
OF VALUARLE REAL

49," y FINTN =. =
- ] Wills sell At public auction, on MONDA The I7tb inst
~ the hour Of O'Clock, thai valuable In, with the imptove.
,ncnts thereon, situated on " street. corner above Col.
Whler " nlairH grocery, containing 81 feet front, run
ning back ~ feet 90 n ~ foot alley.
IERMs-une- third casll bilanco G and ~ months fr
appIpveh notes with a deed trust on the property to Sc.
cure The credit payments. David ANDERSDS Il,
s''econIieted 10y DuSLor. MoSoURg a Co Auci g..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05

Tbs Broad Rock races, over the Fairfield course.
commenced yesterday, and opened with quite on
interesting race. Three horses started for the Purse
Three heats.
Robinson n Burtoo's BIZ Q drawn
Corbin's Cstus ? 2
Roger SDpsdon 70 3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05

4 PEST BLACx NIX I'VE ha,. received . 10, a,
"a. ' s.:a q black .ps' an .lae,s sy.s,SSSiSY . Who
PEN AND POCK ct kNIVEs- "
II. w. RANDOLPH q co. have ius, opened .
g sss1 y ssssnment Of Rodgers wOsienhoi,n's and
VALUABLE MERCHANT AND COnN-
MILL.
WISH 90 rent or lease my Mills In Mapehes,er l,,.,-
OCCUPIED by w. u. Clarke, Esp. The Wheat Mil h.,
he dhtures necessary for manu- aciurinr aour man ~ n aI
go "hoioin complete order FOR immediate operss
Also; Corn MIL, near the above. with two palr Of ston..
sa,,ss ofuer' The Mills will he rented seiarsiciy or to-
Also, for rent, the larse Warehouse on Mayo. Rr;,,.
AisSa For .sls several HSiii,as Io,S on Council sss'T; Chan.
For a. ,. , , a. sn ,ns f e Mt sadens. m.
Msyo's u, iirc, or 10 =" Wv y" "A'e ON
ABIGAIL. MAYO.
dr. LEiDffs MEDlCATED EXTRACT
- OF SARSAPARILLA.
RElNG a eonecnu aic.i compnund PiuIi E,,n,e, o,s,,.
- pa',na combined with other vegetable exiracis wh,rh
lenders u a medicine 81 great utility In the cure of ain an +
eases sri.ins from impurities Of The blood, fr,in lnsIsc1s
eases iormaJ nv p",ne,es o. youth, and constitutional dis.
enry; srsenie' bark or gainine. his sn invaluable reasi,
p'.cssss M ~ pe1'n'y, uleero9s sores, White sweliinrs.
Srysipllas, &c, aud all the unpleasant ana ,i,nscss
general purifier ofthc blood at ali times, AMI az Asa
~ IN" spring anil Fall. there can be- no medicine n,orany
,eS'uaL vs. a medicine calculated To soothe and non,i.,,
the system after having been under medic nj nou',.h
any particular disease, there eau be nothing ,noIs ay,n,,.o,
uobilitated aud nervous condition oithc Nv Stem 'yans the
a,.cr sickness THIS PREPARATION will be founj IishIn =.
,hosc unplcasantand dissRrreablc sensations sn a unu OF
"a during warm weather, namely, Faininess, GiS him.
orns a delightful aud wholesome bev rage b1 easL u
bratcd i = ~ 1mn 7" a glass OF iee;waier, simiiar to the Ell
'. 'cd LISBON met drink; and will, a small uuapu,s -, .u'e
=, simple syrup forms The sarsapanIla Mead sugar
pariiealsriy aGar %S'n ,s ,ar, rl,,nss conducive TO health
'''s"S''' OF great i%sor.Sss For sale
~ bruggtsfs sole anenta Gr ,.b...
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05

DERMfT the 10 place a PIANO FORTE In your house,
Il upon rial At my risk, and " Z suits ron Keep Il,
othsrwise, return " before paying Tor t-
Twill ask tie shove named privilege (and shall consider
II q fayOT) u such persons NJ arc desiroua ~ purchasing
really good Piano Foues.-An individual wanting 80 vslua.
bic m article asa Piano, certainly would accept Of such
an o1er AZ the one above. ". r. HAsU,
Petersburg, Va.
The following arc my agents In Richmond, Of whom ny
Pianos may bo had-lhcy receive their supplies direct
from New York w. Randolph 4 Go. BooEaruera. Main
street, Charles Bassini, Professor ~ singing, 90 be- fuod
by application NJ MI PorHco's sohoul) ms lawfw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-05
Additional evidence Of the excellence Of
GALE & CUlRlSTOPHER'S

Fla ~ % -
AN really Of the opinion myself that thePa inaiTum snfs
u are goOii but Rs additional evdenre h. never u be dis.
regarded, but rather fo be desired. especially IRON pet
sons 81 acknowledged judgment and experience, the sub.
l9ined letter from q. u. Horn, Hsq Of New York formerly
Icacher ~ Music IN hts city. ~ respectfully offered 10 the
consideration 81 an inter siet.
Mr.. Wv DAStEtL:
NY dear Sif-i perceive you have used my name In Your
anvsHisomeni, IL Richmond. Of which . fcslmuch Battered.
what you have said is perfectly correct: 7 sold Messrs.
'he, Christopher A. go. Instruments when they were as-
soriSe the New York Piano Manufacturing 20; have
never hadthc least complaint or Instrument returned; aud
y" prove my ~ eseut opinion 81 thcm, although . have had
an 9i'r hom ihrce Other manufacturing houses, ' am now
Whktng aranfemenia 10 he constantly supplied Meet
not ten you, for workmanship, beauty touch and tone, they
arc not, nor cannrt be- surpassed; they require m euio.
gum, tor they Will MAKE MsiT urn ray al the profess
SION here ATE delighted with them, aud sh MD not be suS.
prizcj ip Eccthem take the lead every where.
Believe me, yours truly,
CHARLES 81 HORN,
April 18Th, 1911. as aroadway, New York.
That these Pianos o. GALE & C~HRIsrOPuEK's will
inaEethrr own way" has been pretty well provedby 10y
saleHi ! have, however, still twb 0f these Instruments ~
store, made ~ Rosewood, cortly and elegant.
WN DANfELt,
Teacher ~ Music,
Pane and Music Stare, square nbsrs The Ranks.
I'D a hiHher supply daily ctpectcd M