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MEDICAL.
DR. HORNE

l.
CONTINUES be consulted confdentaly his Office No
Stranger. are respectfully .ppnred that Dr. Horne being ls
galy bred . medical professions in the city q London
Sssn ss city ~ Me-. Sss
from ssns he &; nSau SnS q %s
ve reahs success. astonishing He cautions The unorta
ma1ed oat Of srecen affections as Without mercury es
ID % y no!
ed persons and about be married should be pacu-
la caution. Of those affections; what dreadful inheritance
Persons Afflicted with proncted and dsporabls cases need
residence Of $ years. in New York city has etatshed poctol
tre & Dr. ss S s'ssa on
in D se un nne s
ming. -
~ THOMAS g. HoKNE, SON of the late Dr. George T.
Home respectfully spp1ss the pupe that b eon,ngss his
a1y s'1ss may Consulted daily ani osesI
&6OO REwARD-CRoss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
ROOe q the Cure Of Coanonhea elects, Structures
at2sa1 IL sso1s Complaints hi.
makes speedy permanent cure withos he Iea., re-
SS 4 s os s o ss no S Sat
and the proprietor challenges single Of Gonnor
ea 1a To &c OF s the mixture will not effect rapid
sSa, and .eA b.y
are here presented with remedy By which they can cure them.
% Be eonaee sd'' DOS: II he
ashs ID Si when
81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally cures
many cured in days.
Fer sale only WIN: H.. Minors, Broadway corner of
John street. opposite Franklin House, New York; Jones'
corner d Chestnut and Seventh streets Phadopha and j.
M. Smiths 1873 Washington street Boston. iy3 lms
FOR CLEARING AND BEAUTIFYING THE
COMPLEXION.
CHuRCH'S GENUINE VEGETABLE LOTION recon-
~ mended by the faculty for all diseases of skin
eradicaes tan pmples eckles, spots redness rngwons
and all cuaneous eons gradually reasng delicate
so SKIN; transforms even the most salow complexion into
radiant whene; renders harsh and rough skin beautifully
soft smooth and imparts the face neck arms
healthy and juvenile bloom and by in APP
pcaton the result will he beautiful complexion The Lotion
seYeeeded by no other in the world Suffice say that
has been used with the IT, West
Indies without single complaint of efficacy For sale at
Church's Dspensary 1853 Bowery of Spring steet
Price % cents per bottle jy2 lm~r
llIIAAIA ri \ u n
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD
LIVING

nd TSa, f ne
excellent and breakfast dinner tea rorn
the choicest supplies othe markets with bill of fare
is IN h wmea States, and ryng ~ rrGs from sr
Moeka coffee and The very best aud only three
cent, per cup And AL other in proportion The
assured Of feeling in this quite "a, home In
dyncs Of competent whose sole and arr
Sssd to the comfort and e and
Proarie,GE Of the French and American Eaes House,
sopen sundls FOR breakfast dinaer and tea jeso s%r
a. Sed| N
ss % hn S 5r nj R s pps
great Salem On The rft floor Of the house and have be-
private parties and society dinness.
They will ray the greatest orders for Dinners and
M. Ros s and D S the gs s'Cs: of the
1900 .Gr ;'' ssass. r
ins si &ss S. s soups
climate excellent for ship Hse tt ,hsy afford
Walnut, Mushroom Tomato Cstsup By the e gallon
N b-L''ss size Pickles for sI0s Wills MILLER
and Nf aa Wssf s 80 ' Frnn
THE WHITE SIBERIAN HAIR B9NNET III
the his F he to b
combination of adj before united in style Of
s1M and viii s Ike he
Also extensive and fashionable assortment of Ladies'
Straw Goods viz French and English Dunstables Italian Ru
The above articles arg %Te ssT SsS
ien lm.r late % William and &c Plat SITS
WElL I.I, o. A CARTER Commission and Wine
laseni for the house Of Lomeno Of Madeira Offers
i,opipes, hs and s%s casks, Of the celebrated Lomeno,
lp,es the whole of direct mpOrtslops some thirty years
a u S. ss Sa 1e End SnP e 1 Ii
$40 cases Ciir ST. Julien Chateau Mag.ur, &C. Also,
e0%ea a0 Of Wn s'' assorted cora Ab.y
basket. fresh Salad OIL, Mcinsean,, Anchovie,, Caper.,
50 Indian Dbl, Of Malay, Sweet Wine.
constant .n p The besi dogels and single refined loaf
Advances rsde on slle,blc rnerchandine
,nee Mad dcs wines. % s1p sss
S S.dy y order @ oSe Prices a9e s hS @ yn'
SLEEP CooL The suhscrbcrs are now prepared to
SS Mgs ,1s o ss rpsf W s aa cw
&. s G.yy the esn9f Ind
md wGE 'he T we say, Try Of 0Tr
unho.,~ q p. 81 GRATACAr,
aidsa la Ssf n 4GiERRC .5 ;, W BsP.ssT
iussqqn New Haven, Dyer-The public are respcctiai
for many condence can be placed
ercha and the public generally will find 1, 10 ,hs;F
led
MECHANICff .AMPs-RENoyaT-- 77s,--7--
Ssf; e lnio rs customers and others Rs, he ba re-
No 20 John street. Broadway where NE n,Iehous.
a increased accommodation, and he prensrcd ~ hn
ors 10 furnish All Of these eIeto
~ 'N'est possible
lie would parties Arly invite the attention of the
~ Hotels LbTanes public private and all Other larr, ,,
bshmens 20 the great inducements he prep,red 10 ~
hem TO light with his Lamps which entirely free from ,r
At about one half the cost Of gas. '''
Y. d. SAXTON,
- Successor ~ A. Diacon, 90 John street
The agency Philadelphia continued As heretofore
rs Chestnut street, and in Boston, 30 fremont Row
ie 10 3wr
Q0ARDINGA few select boardsrs will be aEe, IN zen
~ teel and respectable family Annlv EnfHn
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R0ARDIN0A few select boardsrs will be taken IN zen
teei and respectable family Apply NJ No. 2O Fulton st,
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THE propetor of the Carlton House. DESTROYS of having
their charges correspond with the times respectfully
form their friends and the public that they have determined
reduce their Tariff of Prices the standard Of 1885, and will
IN future sccommodase their customers with Board
Atihe Table fHots for. ''''....sl SO per day
Private Tables. 20 so
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HOMO SUM Mill HUMAN
A MILLENNIUM PUTO."

&c am Man, and whatever concerns Man concerns me
Such the literal of sentiment of Terence
the Roman Poet and breathes the of
ing which should ever agate the human breast.
Strive but to save, 'ts Gods gift
To aid the of human kind
And they to Heaven whose ewes would lift
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I O00 0O0 PICKLES, in packages to SUIT customers
l,%OV,OOO Assorted Pickles, Catsup, Sauces, Pre-
serves and English Mustard of superior quality and low
pice Cider and White Vinegar, by the gallon or barrel
Sour Kog by The barrel keg Preserved Meats Soups
Oysters, Fowls Milk &c, warranted keep any length OF
and climate excellent for ship they afford
great luxury at reasonable Ground Coffee
pure Walnut Mushroom and Tomato Catsup, by the gallon
dozen.
n. B.-Large size Pickles for grocers bv
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NO EXCUSE FOR BALD HEAD.-Since the dis.
~ covery of Dr. Jaynes Hair Tonic every may if they
choose preserve their hair from falling off if already
bald with have their hair again by
faithful and preserving application of this valuable Hair TO
mic.
Please to read without prejudice the following communca.
tons whchin addition to hundreds Of oths equally respecta-
Bile should the doubts reasonable on Of the
uniform and singular efficacy of Jayne's Hair Tonic.
- HAMILTON, Feb. Is, 1870
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07
consul. TO RIO JANEIRo

| The Independent throws some light on the cha
raeier Of Powell, who has been nominated to Rio
and who, for some cause other the day after his
appointment, sent in his resignation.
From The Independent
MIR Powell was .ong, we learn, the ir innate, and
even the confederate of the famous Col. Munroe
Edwards. The singuarity of such IN appointment
is increased by the fact that Ed wards committed
one OF his iotseries against MIR Webster himself:
So that his attention cannot fail to have been d.
rseted towards what has been made 40 public as
the relation between these men. But besides, this
man Powell is here connected in the public imsg
nation, with the old burning of the Treasury. lie
is Massachusetts man, and like EJwards) Of very
influential connexions, irreproachablc but Of him.
To concilia,e them. was doubt MIR webster's
object IN the appointment; and such-ncw that
the chief and boldest OF those few IN the Senate
who always spoke right out their honest thoughts.
is Withdrawn such will now, we have no doubt
be the visible game oft he Administration and
especially OF Daniel Webster, the chief the su
preme manager 1--we aver IL without the slightest
/ hestation) of every main corruption now subtlely
and secretly spread every where that there Is hope
of making party strength. In the Senate they will
now grow holder. That IS the power most cana.
bic of checking all their designs which, for their
entire hope, look TO the bribe OF places to buy up
UHenu,, nhu 10 command people whom they can
not delude, by swayng their leaders with indirect
inducements. What is more notorious than that
any Senator, who has thus Tar held firm, has now
but to relax into even partial support of the Adj
minisiraton, IN order 10 command for his friends
almost any Offices he pleaseS This, gentlemen
may do, without foreiung their public honour their
party connexions, any thing. hut that last OF all
things which should be iorleited--the perfect the
undoubting confidence Those with whom you act
in your high, sincere, fervid fidelity to your friends
and your cause.
Against Mr. Slacum, we can hear of no legitimate
causes Tor removal-none, except a possibility of
his having been injured by the fact that ne phew
OF hIs-Mr May-made certain scapdalous COM
muncations IN Louisville, TO the Secretary of
State. MIR Slacum is originally of Alexandra, and
Of course we'll known here. We understand that
his character is excellent The Office IS an Impor-
tant one-probaby worth above $4,000, per an.
nun
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07

asasurvs TINS was the true source Of the ssoen
hostility TO the dislrihation lsw-l ~ss ons OF ths
Wing measures of the Extra Sessioni., l So
lemnly believe. that had il not been that this hsd
been made a party question, that such popala'
measure had never been assailed. The gentleman
has referred to the opinion OF MIR Madison in his ar
gument the question OF constitutional justice, aud
has en3eavored to show that the principles lad
down in the repoyt OF '9s aud '99. are inconsistent
with the principles upon which the Distribution law
rests. Now, it 30 happened that have, within
few days PAST seen letter from MIR Madison, writ
ten IN 1856 in which he distinctly recognizes the
eonsttnlcnality OF the Distribution bill. then pend
ing before the National Legislature. Believing
that the Law was JUST, wise and expedient, | shall
90 for the receipts OF the fund. | have now gone
through the principal objections OF the gentleman
from Louisa and will conclude by thanking the
House for its attention.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07
RICHMOND WING.
ruuRspAY MORNING. April >.
DISTRICT NO. I.


A correspondent OF the "lndependent"-on OF
the Editoe-gives a running sketch OF this glorious
Wing region. There is not a compliment amiss.-
There is no population in the U. States which mer-
its. in higher degree, the eommendation of the pd-
usot. For twelve years they have been subjected
To every temptation which a corrupt administration
could hold forth to sednee them from their integr
~. Hundreds Of thousands have been squandered
in their midst, and more promised. but they have
stood firmly by their faith. unmoved and immo'ea-
bic. Such instances OF integrity in the body Of the
people. exposed. to the whole influence OF EIecu-
tive patronage, give earnest that the corruption OF
the Government, cannot entirely undermine the
morals of the people.
We rcjoiee to hear, what we were prepared TO
hear, that these unainShing whiss- undismayeG by
the abortion Of their late Triumph, ready 20 re-
new the fight, and never again lay aside their or
mour, until the fruits of victory fully realized.
Let their noble example stimulate their Wing COM
patriots throughout the State, end Union. One
moro gallant struggle, and we bring back the Co
vernmcnt to the paths Of the Constitution, and
store the prosperity Of the country.
Cyrrssusrdsaes oT IA. n, frp.n,l,nf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07
WING MEETING AT TIL. EXCHANGE THIS EVE
MINI

We fee that we are doing work Of superroga-
ton, when we ask the attention of the party to the
call for meeting this afternoon, to nominate a
candidate for the State Senate. None should be
trusted with legislative power, but good men and
true, sneh as We should know, on all occasions.
where to find. We have already, in So many in
stances, suffered by treachery or folly, that in ia.
ture we should know our man, before he gets our
vote Tor any station that gives the right TO make
laws Ia the present state of parties, one vote will
often decide important questions-,h.relore, still
greater necessity OF caution in the selection of the
candidate We do not presume to name any per.
son-aIl we desire Is, that there should be a full
meeting, that the nomination, let it fall on whom il
may, may have all the weight that numbers con
give IL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07
WARD ELECTIONS

The Ward Elections, yesterday, we're thinly at
fenced. and excited very little interest We sub.
JOIN the names of the gentlemen elected:
JEFFERSON WARD.
CouscILMEE-John Freeman, DR.. John Dove
John A. Lancaster, Richard .. Haskins, Samue
Subleu.
ALDERMES-Thomas Cowles, Simon Cullen. L.
Darlington, Francis Wicker.
MADISON WARD.
CoUScILNEs-G ustavus "a. Myers, william A.
Pet,eson, S. ID. Crenshaw, James X. Bridges, L. B.
Bigger.
Es-Edmund Bailey, james Evans AL.
exander Duyal, X. Il. Daniel.
MUNROE WARD.
william C. Allen, Joseph Mayo
George w. Muniord, James L. Heath, James Cas-,
kie.
ALDERnEE-James NJ. Wickham, William ID
Wren, John l.. Tate, Samuel II. Puiam.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07

ef,As pubiis lands are bseaghs into the Tea
sury.
These remarks are addressed to Senators who
rally IL not legally binding. lie was not going to
disturb II. IT, la the adjustment OF the duties To the
wants Of the Government. fais protection can To
obtained ios the industry Of the country. But
the manifestation OF decent respect for the act by
its friends will add much To the force Of their appeals
Ia its behslfto those who feel themselves aggt'esed
by IL, and are now suffering under A..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07

SPEClAL. MINISTER FROM ENGLAND.
The arrival OF Lord Ashbur,on, in the capacity
OF special Minister. is epoch in our history. In
the national code of etiquette, such mission is
deemed the highest mark of respeet--it is one
which has never before been paid to US by England
But notwithstanding the compliment. and the car
nest which It seems to hold out OF England's desire
for peaee-there those who have INDUCED the
suspicion that the mission designed to lull us,
willis, Great Britain was preparing for war-having
no expectation wish, that the matters in dispute
eetween ule two countries might be adjusted. This
was the surmise, If we mistake not, Of the Govern.
ment paper. That worthy organ OF noble Pre-
siden,, fearing that Congress would eons,rue Lord
AS mission into an evidence Of friendly feeling
and on that account omit to make large appropria-
uons-soush, to head them by this su,pcion.
Judging the Administration, by its organ, il is
fortunate for the honour and welfare Of the country
that the issues Of War and Peace are not in the
hands OF the Executive. Congress can alone de-
clare War-and the Senate hasa voice potential in
all treaties. IL would be we'll for Lord Ashburton
not to overlook this faet-as il is we'll for the peo
pie that 1t 1850.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07
TIE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

The Election yesterday was conducted in the
most quiet and orderly manner, and the result. on
the whole. Is exceedingly gratifying. CHARLES
A. HOPPlN is elected Mayor, and J. s. CoHEH
Marshal and have but little doubt Of the success
Of the entire Wing ticket for Common Council.
For Aldermen. we have made out badly, owing to
running too many candidates in the several wards.
Mobile Chronicle, Mareh 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

We have received from Messrs. Smith. Drinksr
Morris, new Novel, entitled BEAUCHAMP'
or rHr KKsrucSr TRieEDr-by hs suthor %
Richard Hardts." Sc. Sc. The author. by his
previous productions. has acquired reputation, and
he tells a tale Of horror With effect
Also. HUNTS LIBRARY OF COMMERCE.
"a monthly publication, not less valuable to the
Statesman than TO the merchant.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07

" meeting ofh'e Wh'rsof Riobmoud and Honfieo
,.'unv Is requested a. NE long room ofthe Esehsnre
100 ." ih"'''ay The 7 instant a, hall psst o'oloes,
w. 'o' the purpose Of dominating suitable person 10
u' p,'fe' 10 NE State renate.-s vacancy hav.
ing boon created ~ he resrn,i,o, ~ u,tvon, ON
meeting is urged by every Consideration t,, .loLt ,,
troll feei"en IN ihe pur'uit n their politea rights
Many Tfsra n huh County, and GIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07
THE COWBOYS DONE up,

They Who wish to enjoy hearty laugh may DO
so by looking over the prints. &C., under the Ex-
change. The eye will certainly fall upon familiar
group in every variety OF ludicrous attitude. f. is
the "Capiaia and Ccrpsrars Gaardm The Capt
is high.up,ed upon Wise and Profitable Stills,
which he manages with very little skill, and is evil
IDENTIFY preparing for a fall Bennett and Barker
and the immortal "John JONES'" are upon the right
with trumpet tambourine and drum. The mos
striking figure. however. is the Great Dan, with
his tasred habiliments of his reputa.
uon-whieh, TO be appreciated, must be seen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07
oHENT aAneAIN. ~ scn.No oRY

=
ID JENKINS would invite me anentiop Of
iNs families, merchants aud Others, esanvine me
cheapest and variety 81 @pfipg and sto
Dry Goods he las ever offered The following sro
few ~ ~ Great harNains.
1900 yds bIeached ani unbesched cotton sitdoss 81,
6eenfa ''-
QlOo DO 10 do 40 A. a..
food4afa 10 and l2t cents wv"
l0no Yda couon Oxuabmsa III O. and inr
cotton ahceinEs, AZ widths from v,t N ia, ,it,
i0EQ Ys coorcd Lawns f5r Isdi,s y ,esssy III. a.
u 81, y -, aud hneT '7'Nl "
$50 gds sinshfnia, fsucy aud ninurninr afyles
aud finer "'''Nf ~ "'t - w. -
fsfa.el. sun shado1 and umbrenss an Elo,.
m cueneivc asepTtincut OF psln Ggnf "a ct t agt,
dresses ~ ''''''" ""H""s VT hsh'A
., Linens all prices from 10 3d. g sd D. Oh -
ianon sheetinna Table Diapcra and ToyeIlinrs
~ cases o. The most fashionable Nuns Rtrsv leshorp
nnnek9ne and IephyHne Bonnets Also Palm aud uther
aP v 70 JRNKINs'
PALM LnhF HATs-oo DOZEN Palm Leaf Hsis,
lof ssie. mh u 10 Z, WfssTuU
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07
MARRIAGES.

On Tuesday. A pril S, by the Rov. VIM II Hart =,
Mr. Robert J. Higgins TO Miss Ann Eliza Grenner,
all Of this city.
On Aphl 9th, in Chesterfield county, 10y Rev'nd
WIN Dunn, Robert Whiting, Of Richmond, 10 Ann
C., eldest daughter of Rev. G. w. Friend.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07
POETRY.
Prom the Augusta Chronle,e.
III q Ill Y IMPO RTANT
inrkRcEPrEp pksrAr,

" ~
IsrERcErrED pEsrArcu.
Us sENATE CHAMBER
March ltth. lst2
su-As wHioar, rn0sAs a. BEsrox, and fAs ,..ioT "A.
Ssnaioriai Dsreeraey. 10 car trSsty and wsas,isy.d
rae TATE" Mt CvrasKHr, efGeorgia. 0ssrrtso
Come To the rescue. Cuthbe,L GOMEZ
Como, Hase as from deadly fal
longer now you stay at home,
hou night al well not come a ALL
You've told ", "~hat a burning Lve
co aoe iss, Tor ysar much injured 'rtais''-
o"s"e-su those loud profe salons prove,
Come 9uiek-or you will be too late.
Shall oeoua longer be berea
Of net Lars ruo Van Rnren mani
Aro All her Interests 10 be leu
with John Macpherson Bctrienl
Come--lct that voice ono more be heard
Invoking justice for the South;
Let breathing thought. aud burning word
-Four fron that honey dropping mouth
q brave bellwether Of our herd,
who, SOLITARY and alone,
T.ok Daniel webster by the beardl
Whittier, ali. whittier art thou gone
The Creole case gave Dan chance,
To tickle Walker and Calhoun
" they should o,n HIN. he viii dance.
inuumph o'er MS, very soon.
o. Culhberi, Cuihbert you alone
Can help us, In this dreadful strait;
'otne, ercour hopes dead and gone,
Come quiek-or you will be too late
We can't dwell on 10 sad a iheme,
Though were ndte
Enough 10 hll fnnlrcap fram.
Come, quick ,-By order, eIIAs WRIGHT
Noia beae--
Th.se sn,, .s rwhlss are ,n'nos every stone.
AMI, asthe sessions than two Thirds gone
'"umus,mske hsS'e-or you will lose your mileage.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07
DEATHS.

John H., and Laura Elerson, aged four years, four
months and four days.
Their friends are requested 10 attend the funeral
from the Marshall House, this morning at 10 O.
clock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07

wAslIlNGToN. TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
lrJS The Washington Society meeting ON ~.
day will he Tor basiasss chiefly, and will be conan
ed TO members and sveh as come prepared 10 sign
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07
NEW SCHOOL BOOKS.
RECEIVED III
SMITH, DRINKER X NORRIS,

u DO Second 10 do
DO Third Id
DO Fourh 10, with Rules and Instructions
for Tutors and Pupils To each number
THE Village Reader designed for the us. of Schools by
the Comriers OF the Childs Guide Int ent Reader ae
Lessons ON Common Things for the Use OF Sc hoos
Families on the Basis of Mayo's Lessons Objects ed
tsd 10y John Frost, with numerous wood cuts
Lectures Rhetoric and Relies Leifres chic Nv from
TIE Lectures ol ID Bair, by Abraham Mills NJ author
OF tue Improved edition OF Allison on Taste, Se.
Popular Lectures on Ethics Neral Obhga the
Use OF schools, bY Margaret Mercer of Virginia
New Practical ysiem for Teaching aud Learning the
French Pronunciation, seven lessone illustrated ami
supporei hy numerous examples from the best French
Poets, 10y G. IaiTcyt
Together with large supply Of senool aud Classical
Books lur Academic, Colleges aud Common Schools
which will be Disposed OF the most favorable terms
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07
&C.. JOHNSTON 4 LYRLL's.
NOTICE

HAVING determined 10 eohhnc myself cash bgsi.
ness ~ much possible, shall IN future oher my
goods 10 my ffionds and tile public generally very
small advance cost shall continue 10 keep Welr
assorted stock hand, and of the best boots and
The NoTihcrn Manufactures. Ny stock Al present
sits Of
Miller son's best dress Boo:s and Shoes
gso q Wilson's do do do
And othof manufacturers u cheaper kind
Nv MeCurtio's best Wells and slippers
a HaVeTHiIcke DO Do 30
Enaish A. Mlntzer'a DO DO
And others not necessary ~ enumsrals.
Also ageuera assortment ~ Travelling Trunko, Carpet
Bars and Valicea
81 invite the Of a who may he paasing by n Evo
call, particularly before purchasing elsewhere
30 by Them other netchrnin this city
john JONES Agent,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-07

The Steamship Neptune left yesterday evening
Tor Galveston with about 40 emgranis on board.
They were loudly cheered bya large crowd on
leaving the wharf. A few more boat loads Of SINH
lar purifiers would, We are bound 10 say give the
Mexicans good deal oftrouble ~ o. Rec.
IsPoRTASr TO GENERAL READERS-The Louis
vile Journal of The 10Th inst, contains an adver-
tisement headed "a monsyed partner wanted" in
forming all who may be concerned, that gentle
mercantile connection with any one who has Any
ono possessing the needful qualification will address
p. s. through tho Louisville Post Office.
As no doubt tho advertiser will lie ovcrrun with
applicants these thriving times, we have thought IL
our duty to give our readers timely information,
ere the opportunity is lost Make haste.
NJ o. Bee Mach qS