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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
TO KEEP SHIPPERS FROM BACON,
BY Henry Clay Dictator and presden, do fact
Of the whg party.
PROCLAMATION.

| Whereas, il has become notorious that John
Tyler accidental President OF these United State,
has, by hts ridiculous adherence 10 his long cher.
lshed and pledged opinions, and mtrhig.ttke re-.
guId for his conscience and the Constitution. 70
fused TO violate bis oath, lor hi party, aud do the
bidding OF the ordained leaders, and thus moved
himself ueachelous to his party; having twice
obsmaely tciu ed to obey the mandate Of the
| acknowledged dictator. And whereas. Il is r,n.
resented that certain evil disposed and nAu,uI,aI
Wings OF Congress, arc 50 RET kIess OF The succpss
aud harmony Of the party as to regard prueipies
aud set up the constitution IN he way Of bank.
thus indicating their adherence 10 Cant. Tyler,
and opposition TO hls serene majesty the dtca.
tor. Now, therefore, !, II my Clay Dictator
and President de facto Of the great wing parry,
do issue his, my proclamation, declaring John
Tyler unworthy otthe support Of all true and
faithful wings. And do, BY the aulhoAty, and
n the name olIhe great Wing party, whose head
! am, absolutely and uaquallhedIy oxcummup.
cafe him, proclaim him aawhigged, and do !.
clare him, with those pelfdionS obshaetioaisls.
who defend and support INN, to be without The
pale aGd protection Of my parry. do hereby
lutemarn all such persons, as calling themselves
Wigs, shall dare 10 dlsobey the ord is and man
dates Of The Dictator, and who shall talk ahou
consistency, consclenc or constituents that
they shall be VISITED with eondlgn pualshmenlior
lheu lreachery ard independence Aud do On.
JON i Upon ali good aud Ioya wings to curse and
denounee the Aforesaid John Tyler and hi. adhe
rents, 10 hold Jadlgniton meetings n the cann
ties and cities ol Tie United States taking care
70 adopt tes0luton, declaring their confidence
IN, and atachuieat to their Dicta'or; let every
uae aud faithful pattzan, especially tie biz men
aHd eaders Of ueehbothoods swear themselves
and parlytree IRON ever having supported +" In.
pecanoe and Tyler too" bum up and uaeiI, do.
slfay all IoJ cabns,coon skins, liberty poles Haas
and soafds, and strings OF pepper which were
used and cousecrated n the late canpaigu- and
or toe mote eilpcual Vheadlhg' Of Cant. r,let'
and thfehy Advancing your great paclIieator
do hereby fully aulhorse and commission nv
collar mea, John Minor Bolts, Thomas ENlnp
and John Be to abrcate aud promnlaate any
statement OF Transaction which they may think fit
aid polite for that end hereby requiring a
true collar men aud loya yassals to adopt such
iabtcalIuns and use them With a generous conf
dance under pam OF Wing vengeance aad denun.
clatiun.
Done at Washington city, this lst day of
October, in tie year Of gu, Lord one thous.
and eight hundred and forty one, aud he
year oftAe Republic So; -
HENRY CLAY, Dictator.
By authority.
Bella BADGER, Secretary.
Lynehbrrg vrginian.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
10 MERCHANTS IN MOBILE Avn n
ORLEANS

. 'ueF our paPerto Merchants and OH or al
''''Se'S IN Mobile aud N Oleans The Demo.
" " ''e y '"o Oldest papers IN this Statc--is
established on firm basis and has an extensive
'"VO''''0n throughout this State aud The eastern
portion Of Alabama.
MS portion of the state and the greater NOR
'on o. Alabama trade extensively with uahJo
'"o merchants of that city cannot fsd : be,,s,
''0'cIe OF circulating their advertisement. ,h,n
.o'ouSo the Democrat, while merchants IN Now
0r'eaos W" a>o dud tito their interest 10 M,
'oo'ze u.s. Send US your orders aud we Will pI,ee
'hem onsp,cuously upon orr sheet
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
Average majority for the Legislature IA
And the Sheriff foO9

For this triumph indebted noble and hio
Amid all the Joy this is the AA0'
Amid all the sorrow this il the Sadd eni
Before the votes half WAS
Democratic ticket had generally 't e
who should he sheriff For thirty were we 800 "a
nensc Re uncertain. ~ AAope Lh sis"
thirty hours neither more than eeve, ,
did witness
Now and then would shout hundred sa o
tenanccs. ADO"t 10 clock ON Wednesday
and he house rang With one az appeared burst Of an
The walls nlovs
Some restless Loe0-Focos went in tn Cannon - &
fed: finally found rayinc
Rlc The naughty
late hour the votes by VIM
had elected. '0" -A"'"''
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
NEW EONN E.LGnIInN-

ne election IN The S,ate of New York came m
Tue hfst three days oEthls week Set it dawn >,
"e"'S Thousand. We cannot always be fdn,
cannon The boys complain that the victories ,ala :
n, '''''S' we ~ 'opo another, that it requires
all Iher snail change to buy powder
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
FOR JACKSON.

GENERAL JEssE SrElcHr, JonN r Cav
NELL Own I. Brown, AND Jos. S 1r,rr
wa :, cave TOT the above Port on Friday the ais,
pteemOef' Persons DESTROYS ola SAT-, Trim bsn.a
viii be In readiness. "e"'e
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
fFr1n q O'Mslry ;ests - Dsgooa.l
aAlARY D "a


AfR-.NaHry Dnssoa.
aDont tai e. me- o. Lsa oa danes,
Noe rave ahaul your ioryign flames,
Thai never red--exeepg in drames,
Nor shane exeeJ1 an paper
I1lanR ynu 'haula gifl ! knew,
Rho hsed in Bslywhsemacfew,
And lsl me tel you, mighty lew
Could equal Mary DlsPef.
uller cheeks were red. her ewes were blue,
Her hair was broWn, 81 deepest hae,
Her foot va small and uestto view,
Her waist was sight aud taper.
Her VOICE WAS music 70 youreaF,
A lovely hrague SO rich and clear,
Oh, the Ike ne 'er again shat hear
Az foia sReel Mlry Draper
She'd ride wall, she'd drive a team,
Or with ay size d whip stream,
Or maybe sing YOU Rousseau Dream.
Eos n,.thiHg could escage heg;
I've seen her ula-upun my word
At sixiy wards bring down bird;
OhI she charmed Ill the Fofty.thr1;
DID lovely Mary Draper
And Al the spring assi1es ball
The pnior bar would one aud all
For oil her lav'fue dances call,
And Harry Dean would caper;
Lord Care would then forget his lore,
Kings Counsel, voting law a bore,
Were proud 10 figure on The iiour,
For love Of Mary Draper
The psrson, priest, sub-sherif too,
Were all her saves, AL 80 would YOU,
II you lad only but one view
Or such a face and shape, or
Her pretty ancles-but, ochone,
It's oay west Of Old Athlone
Such girls were TN. end nov ,hvy'rr gone;
So here's to Mary Draper"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06

BANKRUPT LAw--On our first page will be
found The Bankrupt Law, which from press Of
matter on the bond question and the general sub.
iect Of our election we have heretofore been una.
BILE 10 publish.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06

LOST he prospect ola Wing majority in old
'-o"''o's ' :" al June 10 come Any one who vii,
return said lost hope shall Re su,abIv ,o.or51 7
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06

OuR Town. For the honor OF our teens be
It SAID that although our town aad county never
cxper enced such intense excitement as that
through which It has Just pa sed, onr election has
terminated aud scarcely The smallest difficulty has
occurred; while our friends IRE g.addened, our
opponents appear resigned tolhclr defeat. We
rejoice uo over their defeat but over our victory.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06

TnE TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE, at the latest da ties
had moi appointed day upon which it would 60
into an election for United States Senator. !.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06

NEw LINE or ATLANTIC SrEAMERs.-ltis stated
by he Bristol England, Standard that in short
time the Merchants Of ST. Petersburg will have a
direct line OF steam communication via the north
Germany, Yarmouth, and Bristol. with New York.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06

To FARMERS. In future we promise TO de-.
vote porlloL Of our paper 10 the interest of the
planter.
We invoke the co. operation Of correspondents
woo may have fond Of such information as
will assist the farmer in the better disposition Of
his lands, time, OF stock.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06

MAINE as lar as heard from. has elected to the
House Of Representatives ll6 democrats and so
Wings
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06

fit al Sweet ard mea.ea. P.sat. Mist af t.s-s
iu.ts pr.atcr -buH-aff.., aHd seus u tafm much
mafe t.a1 Z required Is tie amaN u tie depart
nrnt g. h.vefnE sh.uts aui babous roots. Ire
d.zen varieties uI roses HIars aJhcas, snowfall 81
almonds dasRoo1. honey suck.e-, peanie.. tulips.
c7rrus, cr4Ea mpgra, uateissus aud Of annual
hasefs more than 30 varieties. Tie GROUND an
prpuaied 10 lfets, shrubs ami lJaeis !, uul crow
led, but there Is room Tor many more. The vece-
'aoe department was grown e.tuces, radishes.
eress, par-neps, carrots, vegetable oysters. aeets
onions. SUMMER squasbcs. cucumbefs, musk am
waief me ns' egg plant okrc, cabbage. broccoli.
ean.iiaWgr. celery, SC. &c
ils Is what We call occupying the whole ground
aha = ihs ease there was daahl.e@s murh pleasure
o. Wet A. profit derived from ibis small piece 81
land. There IS no surer way 10 keep pg klud ieel-
ng' smnhg nelghbors tlan an exchange of The
thousand rtv.uies such gardeus enable lie eripsi.-
tors 70 hesuw, and Of this one may be certain, The
children Who are accustomed to the enjoyment Of
lfuii and flowers at home. to Their cultivation and
PROJECTION, are never pest III the gardeas ct tAtIr
heighbors, never stealing of pundedng tie choicest
fruits never deslroyingor mutiluna lie most yalu-
abe tlow,rs.
10 every point Of view then, the thorough cult
Nator IL gamer; 10 bis comforts, III his pleasures
end IN his profits. Let those WHO covet larpe
larms, thhk Of these thing; let them exam ne facts
and DECIDE accordingly. TIE capabilities Of our
and1 can never be fully understood or tie amount
Of produces We might offer for sale known until
mere perfect system 81 atming shall be made com
mon
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
TOBACCO TRADE.

olt appears from Hazlrd's CONNIE rcial ard
tat'Si'cal Register, that during the period d
twenty yeats, from 1921 to 1910 inclusive. three
we're shipped from The United States / ,702. 900
hogsheads oiTobaceo, valued at sl3I ,336.5l4.
The sp,pmeHts were az IA fellows;
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06

seated proposals will be received at ,Tactso,
:, "aau'sf' VINO can pay off State debt OF
100000 with tax gross Of s275ooo
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06

SENATOR DEAD The Hon. Archer Arary, Sen
ator eject from Columbia county, South Carolina
died at his residence on Sunday lie 10Th inst after
a short but severe ilness.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06

The wife Of Mr.. Adams, who was murdered BY
Cot 10 New York. is nov maniac.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06

The Mautc, Of the Columbus Baptist Assoc''
alton are printed al this office aud ready for de-
lAnfN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06

ELECTED.
Pollard Ck Circuit Court,
Morgan probales,
D.lworJh Probate Judge,
K. DAVIS BGgadief General,
}. B. bradford Major Georraf.
Inc above returns IRE no, Official but may be
relied upoa as being substantially correct.
The correspondent viii please accept our most
ardent thanks. I'd Dem
Since the above was in type We have the OH
cml returns which fully coroborate ibe above
We thank our Kind friends.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
l,7g2.O00

lI92000 $l3l ,336,bl4
he States which are most concerned in tbs
valuable trade ATE Tennessee. Kentucky, MARY.
laud and Virginia
PRESERVING MEAT BY INJECTION.
10 the Scotch GUARDIAN rhele is a new di..
coYery which may be considered o. some MINOR.
lance reported IN the following style: AT the
last meeting of the ACADEMY or SCIENCES. NJ
"anna presented an important essay. which !,
likely to produce considerable selsa,oe q
hongs1 the public, as we'll as IN the srientIGc
world NJ. Ganna has been for MANY Years
occupied with the idea OF preserving meat by
injection. Thus lbs. weight oi saline ntyture
injected INTO the cayated artery Of an OK, pene.
'fales all the vessels aud prevent, Il nutdd do.
composition. Mr.. Gannai presented leo, Of
mutton Preserved two years STAGE by TIL. pan.
ana which we found perfectly sweet. Mr.. Gan.
.,e employs for this purpose the mutate OF ulum.
ne discovery i considered as valuable in pre.
sewing provisions for the navy.'
TO KEEP SHIPPERS FROM BACON
II IS stated IN the "Pough Boy an AgrcuI.
luraI paper recently commenced in South Garoli.
"a, lhal Il a small piece Of supher is thrown on
me IRE every day the bacon i smoking. !, win
t'lectualIy prevent shippers and bugs from enter.
ING. We consd i this an mportan, matter. md
we a'e strongly disposed 10 believe the remedy
good one We should BIO pleased to hear Of
The best plan.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
KENDALLS NEW pAppp

we have received the firstnumbcr of the I'M
On Democrat a new paper just established b n.
veteran Amos Kendall. 1t is edited in Mr. Ksn
daIls bold style its typographical oxecofoo !
good, being printed with new type and On 6na
paper. y" nus
we Oa'l The Democrat as new acquisition 10
tue great cause Of Republican Democracy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06

TT IsTNI HIAWTo NAIE'S
ELECTION.
DIST No. J G. B. Watts, Francis Jons
No. 2 b. G. Weir, S. B. Alien
No. F. Randall, W. II. Moorsb.,
No. E. +, BoucheIl, j. HarkIs,a,
eA ~ Na. ) J. B. Morse. v. +. We.,5 ~
CONSTABLE IN DISTRICT No9
Ehenezpr Dickson
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06

,i, steamship Acadia sailed from Boston on SAT
orus!' az r A. Among the passengers VA, "A. A..
sxSnder Mcleod, Of Scotland. s''s va ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06
TIE AGONY Is 0TFh

Below 81 B. found rhs gois Whcl j
d.late obtained q, each precinct ia ,,r.
Keep i for tatarz reference
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-06

ri 'tV-'VVU @I0I ,oob,DI4
Inc States winch are most concerned in lhls
valuable trade ale Tennessee. Kentucky, MARY.
Iaod and Virginia.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-29

Lnpe of Home. II haveSat times tried
tn imagine the feelings Of a man WIN is,
about ln enigrnle, fully convinced that he
never will again look upon his native land
tony mind ii brings thoughts allied to
death. could fancy that | was going
away to dic-going TO live somewhere nm
ill death camr--in some huge prison, with
a iai like sky ahrvr il, and All area that
might stretch hundreds of miles. with
wide sea around it, on the margin of which
| should wander alone signing away my
snuI to regain my native, land. Every
thing would be strange to me; the land
srape would call up no recollcctIons;
should have not even IA tree to call my
friend; nor flower which could say was
nv own All! after all, it is something TO
look upon the church-yard where those
that we love. are arrest, I" gaze mPonthel
graves and think What we have gone
through with then. and what we would do
TO recall thfm from the dead. Reader
pardon these childish thoug ghts--they fore
Z ed themselves into my mind aud; Il have
recot ded them; they seem to awaken my
memory anew, and s,ripme of score OF
years; they have foolish hold on my al
frctinns. But surely it is worthy pas
sion to rhefish:there seems 10 be snme-
thing holy about the past; iris freed from
all selfshness; we love it for its own sake
we sigh for it because it can never again
be allied; even as the fond mother bro"is
over ,hesmemery ofs0me darling that Is
dead, as if she had but then discovered
how much her heart loved it.
Mi1ler's Rpral Sketches
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-29
CHRISTMAS ADDRESS
OF THE CARRIER OF
CHE Camden Journal,

TO HIS PATRONS.
The Christmas is come! Thro' tse shadows :
terrestrial,
AlIgloriously beamsthe norn's blessed ray
Good Patrons your welcome pure, holy, celestial
Let every heart offer with rapture to day.
If theecho of glory, and good will should find u.s.
Repeating the Anthem Of cherubic joys
And if of our duties its chorus remind us,
o! why not the claims of the Carrier Boy! .
Der the path of your life Heavens mercies un- :
numberd,
From the hand of the seasons, and fortune appear,
Scatt'ring flowers and fruits where your young
hopes have sumberd,
And cov'ring the tomb of the Old dying Year,
And since in your basket and store, without mea-
sure,
You are blest with the good things which ne
yer can cloy:
To your friends, and the poor freely open your
But be sure to remember the Carrier Boy.
Tho piercing the cold, or thunder-bolts darted
Thro' torrents of rain, he has laid at your door,
The Journal Of news, which has weekly impaired
To banquets Of morn, at least one pleasure
:. - more. -si7s. -
Of all that was good, and nothing pernicous,
Our well written columns form'd the happy
alloy,
To suit every taste whether learnd or caprcious;
If not--should you blamethe poor Carrier Boy!
Busy Map, as they call it, of life and the fashors
Tbro' all the wide circle offast 1eeting time,
Of science and letters-ths book Of the passions
:. Shnw'd trials of Virtue, and legends Of Crime.
Amidst: this display Of the world which cohiuses
. And makes the fond heart distraction and toy
TIE patriots theme woke the harp ofthe MUSES.,
Z: And kindled the zeal of the Carrier Boy.
Columbia my Country!th the beam Of thy glory,stse
5 Like the star of theNorth o'erthe dark rolling
:. sea, -.
Points the nations Of earth, thro vista of glory
Tothe Land of the Brave, and the Home of
the Free!
If.ever should dare any hostile alliance, -
L ny SCulCueOu W SOHJ VI shy hSHAN ~ NoS'N~J'
Lest palsied in death, it would nerve to detance'
Fen the hard and the heart of the Carrier Boy
But still my, good Patrons, with time sillsimpen-
ding, s,,s. -.
As storm clouds which sleep on the Oceans
calm breast,
We may think Of the grave and the wild reefs
defending,
The passage at last 10 our haven ofrest.
But who shall first stand on that bleak bowling
- Isthnlus,
Where storm spirits watch every bark to de-
stroy!-
And which of us all shall, at the next Christmas,
Receive the Address of the Carrier Boy?
Omay, as the guardian Of passion and feeling, !,
The sword of the Angel, and wing Of the Dove,
Protect every soul, and mercy revealing
Unite the whole world in the Empire of love!
And when over DEATH and sorrow victorious,
/, We enter the Heaven where nought can an
noy;
Be that our own Home, bright, blessed andglori-
Is the prayer most devout Of the
CARRIER BOY.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-29

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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-29
tsUyu1,ERvHLLE, Dec. 20, 1s41.-
TO THE PEOPLE OF CLAREMONT AND SALEM ELECTION COUNTY
.FELLOW-CITIZENS:

edtorep
neacoe
extended
Session! may ;
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-29

H. r. Carol, Treasurer fthe Lower DIVISION + e
H. E..Wardaw Law Judge, in place Of Judge ieantt re-
ansigled.
T. F. cocock Speaker of the Hou ue in place bt D. l..
+ Wardlaw, elected Judge. .sGE
IA. NJ. Mover Solicitor of the Northern Circuit.
1J. G. Kell Superintendent of Public Works.
iIJ w. Cantey, Adiutant and Inspector General.
IT, j. Mcmillan, State Reporter.
IT, c. Sessions. Register of Mesne and CONVEYANCE Tor
Georgetown.
Wade Hampton, D. E. Hlger, VIM. Melville. Geo: Nc
ter. r. j. Wethcrs J. II. Hammond, J. N. Efhnf, T. N.
:, r. F. =. Ason W. B. ssabrook, Thomas Saith 'ohn
Rul Roud Company and Bnk-C. G. Memmrger VIM.
II En,orc President F. Loundcs, w. A. CaIson, S:
a Gee MT Mcndanhat, J. N. Novel;. d. e.. Webb and
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-29

J. U. Grav vastcr in Equity for Charleston,
q r S,yon Commissioner in Equity for lexington
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-29

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
c. ]. RICHARDS & co

=. J. RICHARDS s. CO,
sign oil The Saw, opposite the Swan Tavern.
- III street, Shockoe Hill
hPORTEES and Dealer ia Foreign and n,nocs.i. HI
Na, are now opening large snd complete Assortment
81 srhlNo HARDWARE AND CUTLERY which for
~ Guy CSepahces OF 10 punetull men, they will sell
Al very small advance Country Merchants ana n,tcs
VIII hnd Il 10 their interest and Kanins h cir
Whch IN par Is comprised Of the following GooJs.
inbotson,s Patent Corn scythes
MallIoh's best cast steel ID
Broad and Narrow Grass do
Humble & Augusias Pattern Grass do
Dutch ScythesO OF best quality
fOcket aud Pen Knives, assorted
scissoIs, Shears aud Razots do
iLoie Ahives and Forks, with ivory, stag, white
black and other handles 10y ~
Ivory Knives and Forks in sets of5l nat,s f,, eto,
arse and very superior assortment Of single All don.
ols b'rrel lint and percussion Guns
traces Haters, Anvils Vices smiths Below.
Run hne plate, pad and other Locks
rianii pit, < cut, mill saw, half round
= LAT uastardand other Files; horse Rasns
Collins and other Axes
Broad Axes; Nan IIsmmers
Butt Hinges, ali kinds
Britannia Ware. Japaned tin Ware
RATED Goods, German silver Goods
Rest box A. ~
Sheet and bar Lead
Cast shear, blister and German Steel
sAoEels and Spades, Hay and manure Forks
Sacs screws shovel and longs Tenders, AndIro
Mil. pit aud y saws
Hand PANEL and tcnon saws
manufacturer, consisting OF '
Switg toilet pier and nantel Glasses
French Baskets, &c. " N w"
Together with every variety OF staple and s,nario
softment Of Fancy Goods. nn :
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-06-29
CHICKERING'S PIANOS.

IEsE splendid Instruments formerly sold In this city
- by iaI Eco (and at present in Norfolk and mo
recently by WIN. Dlniell,'Eai Professor OF Music C~ho
SPOKE oihem Ia the Highest constantly kent on
snd by the subscTibeI, who s sole t,cr sale IN
richmond PeteTrburs fsrmville aud Charlottesville
weeiness OF tone aud sofness Of touch have rem
me recent addition OF the metallic frame has contributed
much 10 their duTabyin their getting out Of tune Ia
almost an impossthilty. aud not err when
say ihai They viii keep longer in than other in
suunent eNet Introduced la this city. My agent in Farm
we, MT Bgeow, aud al Charlottesville, Rev W 8
Mhnc AZ the Female seminary, will always keep a supply
W my ware room, large assortment will ALWAYS found
aud mshoghsny. A. = MADDOX
Is cit Onno.i,c ,tc H.