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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-18
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From the Louisville Journal

Here is noble song, upon noble theme
How VIC shall delight in the approaching politi-
cal campaign, to hear it sung IN trumpet tones a,
the mighty gatherings OF the Whigs:-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-18
ORIGINAL ARTICLES.


We call the attention ofour readers TO the or.
iginal articles on the first page. II oiA not think
other again''-a better piece Of poetry never APP
pcared original in paper in this place; . The old
Maids Prayer,'' you may laugh at, if you choose;
the Communication of ~ friend to merit, =" shows
what perseverance can accomplish; and the arti-
Gle on the "Fisheries Of Cecil Couaty," deserves
the attention of every citizen of the county.
gJ~Flftecn or twenty thousand persons
were present at the barbecue recently
given to Mr.. Clay at Lexington, three
thousand Of whom were Ladies'. lie de-
lvered an eloquent address, We will
give something further in relation to it
next week.
TIE EARrHQuAKE-lt is estimated
that 1000 persons persisted at Cape Hay
ten by the late great earthquake. The
American Consul and his whole family
were among The number. also the family
of the British Ccnsal; the Consul himself
having rode out mo the country, was sa-
we'd
RRonE I4LAND.-.Tne troubles in
Rhode L'ond have ceased for while,
nor will they be revived again if measures
are taken to extend the right of suffrage.
On the first page will be found part of the
instructions Of the Postmaster General to
postmasters throughout the conn-
try. Another chapter will be given next
week. This m&t;er is Of interest to all
let every person examine it, and learn the
duty Of the post master, and not condemn
him unless he exceeds ii.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-18
JAYr1E'S HAIR TONIC.
Evidence AT HOME,
no JSIBJG!

& amuel Doigherty Esq. for many years a res
EJpectable citizen Of this town (Elktou) had
his Hair entirely restored by the use Of few
bottles of this valuable hair renoyator
hYSE's HAIR ToNgC.-We have, heretofore,
numbered ourselves among those who believed
that the " lair Tonic" prepared by DIR. Jayne,
was one OF the many qiack nostrums whose viz
tueser never seen beyond the fulsome pufis of
their authors. We are willing, at length, to
make public acknowledgement of the error of our
belief. An intimate friend some two or three
months since, all the top of whose Uranium was
Us bald piece Of polished marble; nlaugre all
our testing and ridicule of the idea Of attempting
to c1tltirmc so barren spot, purchased q bottle
or two Of the Hair Tonic from Dr. Jayne, and
according to his directions applied 1t. During
the present week the same friend ushered him
self into our presence, and uncoverna his hth-
crto naked head, astonishod us with thin,
though luzuriant growth Of hair, from one to
two inches in longth--upon the very premises
we had belle ;cd unyielding to cultivation as
the trackless sand that skirts the Atlantic. This
is no puff, hut Is religiously true, and to those
who doubt the gentleman can he pointed out
What ID more in favor Of this Tonic the case
here cited was not one Of temporary badness
no sudden loss of the llair--but was one of yeafs'
standing, though the gentleman is but iorty-lve
years OF age Philadelphia Spirit If tie Times,
October 2lst 1899.
iIS@Be careful to purchase this Article only
from the regularly appointed agents as there arc
many limitations.
For Sale at DR.. Parkcr's Medicine, Paint, OIL,
and variety Store L>591i3oc Agent FIR Cccl co.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-18

For many years. whilst engaged in the prac-
flee OF my profession, have frequently observed
much injury done from tie improper admins
tration OF medicine, with view to expel worms
from the human system; and that hi a time when
the tle sufferer was very unable to bear such
harsh treatment; giving drastic, and quite too ac-
tive puTgatives, worm teas, SC. &c. which Oft
times VIII produce great suffering, and lay the
foundation Tor a disease which would be much
more difficult to eradicate than that produced by
Worms
1t is much to be regretted, that til ouzands are
swept oil, or rendered weak, pale, and emacia-
ted, in their G4rly Stages Of existence, and their
CO constitutions undermined, and foundation laid
for pulmonary diseases, &c. &c. entirely from i'm
proper Treatment Worms being especially La
BILE to inhabt persons of debtatod digestive Or
gans: and those of weak constitution, therefore
much mischietis often done by the ordinary mode
of treatng,-which generally consists of the
most active purgatives; and further, it has been
proved by actual experiment, that " ornis will
exist for long time, even when they are thrown
into a solution Of most of the common prepare
tions which are used for the destruction of those
animals; whereas, it has been as fully proven that
in the preparation which offer to the public,
called "Dr. Swaynes Nermifuge," they cannot
exist for any length Of time,--but sickrn, dwin-
die and die and pass of from the body with the
stools and other offensive matter necessary to be
discharged giving new and healthy acton TO
the whole Alimentary Canal, and all withoutthe
least Inconvenience to the sufferer
Worms are capable of producing great distur-
bance in the sy stem; not only do they aggravats
all ordinary diseases, but they also give rise to
great variety of very alarming and anomalous
affections. Indeed, the whole train ofspasmodc
and convulsvc diseases, may proceed from the
irritation of Worms in the Aim entary Canal.
Cholera, Epilepsy, Catclepsy, Tetanus, Paralysis.
Mania and Cony WILSON'S, as well as variety of
Nervous Affections, are not untrequently tho eff
feet of this cause.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
For an Adult, Dose Table spoonful
Child years or more, do Desert do
year do do | Tea do
" 6 months do do J Tea do
To he repeated Three or Four times - 6srres
fore meals. The bottle should always f<fshook
before using.
The above medicine is always to be had at DR..
Swayne's Office No 81 North Sixth Street, one
door below Arch.
Sold by the same agents who sell his an
ti-bIllous pills, for list of whose names
see another column
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-18

Hon. Thos F. Marshall has resolved to speak
no more on temperance during this session of
Congress
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-18
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUK.-Uoward st. S562h;-Ci,y
Mills, S5,564
WEiEAT,-Red $l,2l l,2e-WMte
Sl,25.
CORN-Y elbow IS Sc cts-white SO
"a cts.
OATS.-36 81 cts.
WESTERN BACON-IIams S a u
ets-Sides 81 4-shoulders 81 cts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-18
DR.. Swayne's Strengthening
Vermifuge,
Az EFFECTU.9L RE.HEDT FOR
JTORIS:

And from its tonic properties will be usefu! for
delicate, sickly, and dyspeptic children or Il
dults; and will in all cases prevent the genera
ton Of Worms, which makes it still more
valuable compound.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-18
LARGE Observation-Disclosures

done.-We have seen much Dragging in tho pa
pers about large Strawberries. The Easton Ga
zettc told of one inches in circumference, the
Centrevillo Times Of onc 3-4 inches, and some of
the Baltimore papers were growing largely over
some raised by ihe celebrated gardener and flor
ist, Feast, which measured inches. Cecil has
beaten the whole of them, We saw few days
ago at MIR. benjamin Bowen's, quite number
raised in his garden, measuring inches, and one
full inches and an eighth in circumference.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-18

Gov. Barbour of Virginia died on the sth inst.
IN the 9th year Of his age.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-18

The Exploring Expedition has return
ed. The Cannibal Chief from the Feejee Is
lands, who was brought in by it, died the
dav after its arrival.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-18

One Of them common People, cuts rayh-
or too sharply-a first blow to be avol'
dcd-guli trap caught nough,.
Buggs---in rather bad way-may
give you corner next week-too late
for this.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

An editorial "f tho Richmond Star. entitled
'Spn' gcr>' Black List" makes il nocessnrv ,Lo, I
should ave " statement Of the fac's as they &C u,l-
~ EXIT; 10 Tho month of May, ISL. I applied to
the Editor Of the Stor Tor the purpose o, bnvi ~ nm
ndvortstmeni inserted in that paper. | had nre-
NiouslY seen ~ his paper, aud was so informed Nv
HIM ~ the time Of the ahovementinned nnniic,tion-
'hat INC ternlSo % n s rnpcr we've. "cash, in advance.
"lho"t vuTi'tion ! directed the Advertisement to
10 inserted tpr one quarter, unly, Tor which have
his receipt inr 50 80 In the month of Ar,ust my
business called me 10 Lyuchhurg, and detained ne
mere utfil som" 'inne IA September. subsequent In
Tho period which terminated The qu,rter FOR which
i had engaged Inc advertisement. While in 7 ,nrb-
burg, ! received no Information. from thc EJi,or
concerning this continuation of another nunr,cr nor
did | ever think of hearing Of it-r,r nv i,,or,to,
hhu express "n-er1'hrdin. WIS, TO have advertised
for one quarter only. The advertisement, bowcy,r
was continued; and, on my return from Iyn, hburs.
j was presented vi a hill Of Editor Of the Star for
one more quarter IN rjvsrce. refused To pev ia.
bHl, on the grounds Tint | had not direc'e a conf.
hilhc"' l r'lusc'. nIso. - pay for tho time for
which It h'd then hecn published, ns the terms Of
TINT paper were cash, in advancc-,nd rs dbl no,
desire 4 continuance, ! dtI not believe that tho
charge could ue just. These are the facts in the
c'sc.
] glance attic honorable motives ,hat Influenced
me distinguished Editor, and | an done. n IN,
Editor believed that the bill was ms, and lawful.
why dit he not proceed, lawfully. 10 recover the
amount? B'causr he knew that M LEGAL trirun,l
"ouIu crc''e II m hrs iavnr,-nr, # he believed that
no could h7vc recovered. he choose rather IN los,
his OH, And ticking the advantage that ne holds
as mn Editor 81 4 public print, has attempted to
li"Jute my - nd,rg in tho community, Nv rank.
M M with "Snonsrrs;' md thus giving n
htond hint % those who may be indebted TO H..
stnr =" "orc up and pNy; 20 he is ether gull
~ OF attempting In lniurc an innocent nan or in
his excessive lhcr-li'Y has used nc as an irSir1.
mcnt l"r @%rUtifyins his necuni,ry desires in ird,cir.-
Others TO ray "p, for l'bor which he has EXPRESSLY
doc'nrcd you'd not he undertaken wi,hou, cash in
advance.
Boz the "wot,hv" says, know the mon,
WIS m his p'rrr. n0d received al the benefit rri
sing from such ndvc'us'm~n'; now, II the Editor
had como m % ~. public promises. hv leaving a
pnrcr with mo s nm ndver'is'r,I | mish' have h1d m
opp'r'uor" - Srrios mis- advertisement. bu, the
S'or h. never been lcit with me rs nm advertiser
nor am | the on one IN this situation.
] am for the freedom e the rres ;" when it In.
for o. h.s's 'tru'b rrd d~cency," vrich -rc rs IA
from The Elitori'l alluded e., Ms INC E,,t rfrm the
West Wrh tNrsc rcm7tk~. | m willing 10 Irav.
IT 10 r" intelligent ord ruth loving community 1,
ifown down such a course with utter con'omr,.
JAP : II r.. r. PERKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28
SALE OF EAGIE UOrEI.

h'h fNNN ANN u = AUIAIENT.
Rh VIRUS 81 inur several lice u Of trust. 20 wit. A deed
- by hhacr Robinson ani Henry King TO John Brorken.
n'"hEi an ifhu'houy Robinson, IT, trustee, dafed .aHh
o.l'h T ieJk- deed ~ the same GTanfofs 10 Charles
WIN pthnry, trustee. dated 2li Dee ISn-a deed by
lshhn fuck"I and fanrra n. hla wife, 10 samuel T.ylnr
shc"d ~ Ahurt Robinson - Raleigh + Daniel and ] N
'ht-hs". trustees. dlici6 IA september, i9l - all of ecnui
IN ihe 1hice II he hustng, CouIt of Richmcnd. VIII be
Nv GA tho premises, ~ public anrfon, OF MONDAY, The
nr .'ntion For Main street. la the cry oI q hmond. in.
ciuiing tho property calir,i tho Eagle Intel. WITH Inc an
puiicnAuccsas described la TIE deeds Aforesaid Also. two
wh't i'ucincnis and thrir arppucnanrcs, bein3 tho irnr.
ui,ni "n lAh street. In tue sssi city, formerly caief tho
FROM" uonsr, and atcGcincut fronting % feet 10 inchs4 on
i'l street m sad city being The twu tcnetueuis frFf men.
20 mel andtrtc't'-i IN he two lau ,iccfis aiprcsah. The
"N VIII h- naic tor the purrosc of rai-tur the sums c.!
uHlh'f rc'urfi 10y ihn ffi dfrIu rri unlaii. nnt the 80
p'nTrso 81 -t" ante of the russ. The subs rbcfH .rt,-
asttusie"s. VIII convey oIly the title vested in Their. hmi
u'y urh"v" the 80. 10 ba iui.pumbic. The sale will
AK pace a. ~ o'click. noon. sud n not completed on the
pistri.
the property wiz sc sod In lots, and with the pr,yilc-r
81 an a'"y as lul iuNn Ia a plat which may be SEQ. lie
UAn< ut virginia Tho salo vii cunfucs &C. " IA th. lot an
VAN street, next below thai occupied lay Alexander Du.
va alter which the real hts will be next sold.
i.lNh7-'t-ii Tor mo amount nf all expenses OF Tho
RUSS. couuil- siuus, AMI "a ses paid or due-a credit ofG.
y ana la months, with Interest ffum date, equal insr =
mcpt u. the residue, secure i by negotiable notes. " ia
thereof
TIE proceeds of sale wil bc applied 20 the saiisf,ction Of
The fcvcralhcus afrrcelil In their due coursc, aniaccori.
inE 10 their respective pTiort-F sud rights. And as the
properly has h"Ceiuii re been nivcrtirci wore than once
anl not SOD, We all that TIE present sale " atvrrfierI
withttc cypress consent 81 NT Pick-ft. and IN nnaruveiv
ie-'sul tho respective paIucs unto the sane.
an NNi ny re ITusfrCs ADORE maud.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28

lksiNiAi-At a Court belt br Amelia county. the 2li
' December sit:-na-sirEGnW Johna,n. Sni No.
/. hs NJ, 'orserls Nara q Cousin phng szanss 81.
.fhe.h 'eisnA siministftrr, win the Wi annsael of
J'hh . Iohatns, icctL A. Mann. nIMsuh 4 hawfe,
''.hi '.NrT, sni t4fAhcft hH vile, Robert C1usips
N Cianr-fy.
tnr t'icu at, Robot Cousins. not having entered hi.
af a'ancc iui rtgnu security according tu ic Actor A.
sell anu IA Rcl-sYi uis Court: ami n appearing by
AIl'etpt{ evidence ttAi lac ia not an iuhthiaut Of this
iaui- 'a' inAarch DrHt agt aaswer ihe Nh 81 tue plain
IH' ftitNni arHpy OF thfa uuirr BE- fowhwiit put lshef
- loWe "c~ sp"r Futtct IN tho CRY nf RichmonI or
I"~n"i Frict-burs. once = week bT to tanniha siir--s
.N'lys "ni posted a. the iront 'ioor of the Cunuhuu 70 OF
Tits cpitfs. g.n.-Toste-
la t2-ugN. l. a. IrfCu e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28
ny LAsT NIGHTS MAIL.

Mr. M'rha''a resolution Of eensute wss ihe sub
81 discussion ia the House Of Representatives..
W'doe,iiy-M Mr.. Wise concluded his speech,
begun the Day before, in supper; Of he nsllu,i7n
Al ms rep!ied-he ~as succeeded oy Mr.
N'rshai-Nr A.. rsjoinel. Mr. Fillmore moved 60
~ ta whole Subject ca the table-lost. ayes %
nays 100. This woe considered somewba, a tee,
vote Of c"nsnre. So small a m,iority on such a
point Gamma, carry much moral weight.
Mr. Adams was TO cont noe his remarks yes.,r-
day.
10 the Senate, the subject Of the Bankrupt Law
il under discussion. The impression. a, present -
that the la~ will neither be repealed nor pOs,pon-
al.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28
C%LA-NICAl. NCNnnI

= mkt SESSION Of my school With .in CO III. FRS, Of
. e"r1ary next ami Continue i've mSEtbs n, .it9,tsr
70 N' u~I-l BRANCHES Of an English edur,tian - i' ~
au-'t those necessary for qualifying youth FOR en,.-o
oit 9r ne university. The tuition Zee 10 $50. nc,rG
&C. "", pc furnished by tho $ bscrher M az 80,
in."'t "oo,t1urn, my residence, abou; 9 mi.,
~ y l-rotrsyl.!c, Is in a very healthy and arrer.bIan.
o1uh22ii rcuioved from places q dissipation.
"t.lh- lreiieniy published Testimonials, from several
-'iil'inen "et Snosn, as 10 my qualifications ,nd su~re-s
ss q 'elcaer, lam always ,eaiy 70 show tbsm 10 n 80
.tt tfn desiring o, who wishcFto ra'ronize my school
sNntr' can conc from ChaTlouesviIe o. hoIseb,ek
--!i w..Aave their Trunks brought out.
GEORGE Give.
letter. directed 70 me. Charlottesville, AlbensrIe Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28
TIL: TISITu-

= y. HUDSON, O.NrrSr, has arrived in Ri-',tnopt
tni las l-caf'd peru aucttiy a few door bei,y ft,
nAGni.sr Bank; Main ~ lie has associated himarlf vrl
~ n'Wui.s' beni.s', ami respectfully tenders hrs Ger
c,s every branch Of The profession 90 the citizens of
RICHMOND. cnI a." Vg0ias r~cucauy.
RfFEHEScgs- Ill. Y ur piuuer Con 70, ton 4 " Ch-.
hcriiynr, y ", Cen Pccfaur. Siir-y - isr-.r IN go,
O,t'"t4' br btcck'ubsorgh. Il 'abei. u.
INe unitEr!sncd having ualopfouuuuicr az he-,t,i,,
aefi H''" vi" Ite rrn'e-.i1ral merits 81 DR. z NHuL
son, -HFfNfs btunif, take Measure 90 r.cnntn.r,fior ~,
u tui' Vt'.c 1' a gentleman skillet GO hffr c-e..p ana
81 IA = -pi"htnIe department. DrIu+zlu has hrenro.
-'s'lIl '''ui iirer 1cfrIt1th r practice OF his profsa.
sl'Ai ~ "iiin'1n. ftl Gao Valley OF Er-i "a duunr which
tin" Zoo operated up0l tIs te'h OF s.v-ril turtnber 4 ,i
our iauiicf' aut gave cutIc sa,she'ln
W. WI
hti~'OE q BALDWIN.
3piN = ALLEN.
JNES II PEYTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28
DENTTSTRY

IL. io'Nl-. NechtrtrdI on -. rran nsnus'. from "a.
Ta'Gt N.rng@ Nrw Nur., tenders hs professional
tcr't,'s ONO ciuzcrsu this place, aud rcerrcfuly ~
uu'- mem i.-t hr may Dee fuut ~ Mrs McQuccn's. cor.
hcI ni n auitfi streets. Srorknr Hill
~ "N iu-r { Tee Do uu COLI Pare. from single Tooth
"il . nf' = winch Poo wl warrint ZOO cause 90 pain ip
l" 'Wf' To ID uf'iuI 600 miafrafuu. Hui dulr ar ike MAIN.
~ I'.iI. luacifol fo Coll md Metallic Polls. ac vI
H" i'H irfil1 - wl mo- holrtis pressure or fl with the
much aim'rc' Nrtli- Crmru'. Gale Lidafian. which.
"lcn required. g. s7 SOFT hr b. may hc moulded boz any
i"i. n' buf soon becomes hart, aui appears ike silver
FROM inc fact That hr ut. hren dc.ffui. ef eight of ha
natural Teeth, AMI hrvin- srpriiri the vacancy. for HE
a. hsr years viii a plate. Dos truss li1 own experience.
WIN hs practical IN 'Sicdsc. will enable him 2. do mfi
Justice t' 1N caNsiu his profession
Tie will attend fn 90 calls DO hta rocr. or visit irhvi4n,fs
written application.
Drnii-io i rcpr.". dui np change for any operation thar
o'h ,r r'ccI'i in ease o'c-aurc, or Durability. Recon.
lNN WI -Ihtu'N fiHI'. fa.l 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28
sNhtN ELLIOT.
". CLIFTON
CHARLES SCOTT.
AT sGpfAS SIC SCHOOL

80 NtlAtNLpi IL COURT- HOUSE. VA.
..it Non % tho lct n February nrsi. aar th.r.
Iupus TIE scholastic wear will be divided int
.-,ti vii boa vic'ton ofone month. sndtho s,co,,t
pr ~-' "c."s TIE ist OF July, sal eliminating the 2fth Of
eSnt.e 81 studies VIII embrace all the bnnehes,o.
y.I ~ 'S.ntihe I"=rec OF Master OF Arts no Inc r-I-
y, ~ .''la' and he meihni Of imparing ins,ry1
f,-n~- w that adopted In that in sutliion- An
ton boo fhia school. ''SeNe especial sten.
ir- ,r ~ .aSe ne study Of Chemistry more in,.ro-.
tui before no Ctrs. M be exhibit
.. :. sncscIoer las prepared himself .lmosr n,i,.I,, =,
ken tho destoc ~ Nnrter OF Ats "N "S
TERMS OF TUITION.
tery Dollars per annum, hainn advance. For ,bo NJ
EN- t|neif--a, French aud S1aaish. thee vTn
'ttnu. lee OF - rcr session F' ""e y" - IN al
W Sl.sN 'sS-Fsruy q the Univer.hy Of virs,ni..
de 81 wifi - 6.pv.n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28
jaI3 2aw3m
GEORGE w. TRUnuEAnT.

Charlottesville, Va.
NiYliL practice in Aibcmatle, Finvanni. Rockingham
w ani Nelson Superior an Qultcuy Courfs ANY
hu>'urs~ co"filei To iu scare vii receive strict and rrompi
aticutinu He wil alo attend 10 tie Collection of Claims
iu any IT M" adiic"ui lun'ies
~.REFERi;N t-K"nf, Kendall & tfwafcr, HW &I J
Fry a a., Smiih, DiEkcI 4 NJ. ris. GNofe & Seffon, v
w : Hfuti, en- 4 'siornc. Z s J = icnes q Co, Caring
ION. 1~llrut.n q G,hs.n, JP Taylor, Geo q Ja- Winston,
On y IhI Eli'. "a N INV
A NpUlii Of respectful" couucK-un, Of Ia0Tai nihrs.
"a from tnc country, ls q strDus of olisiuius a strttlf
IA q '1minis i'u, Grccry, or Day Goods house. Apply ui
he WIfr FNre s- c-..F -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28
W = Mn NEI.
Hti~'OE q BALDWIN.
spuN = ALLIE =.
John II

Ihcnniersisn"d having hal ample opportunities OF be.
Sonnis acquainted wt' the professional merit, OF nr X
: I1i on, -irs"'n y OTIS, tikrssrrsi pleasure ir recon.
l.n w ne pu'hc as t-enlrrrtn ctrlaeufy SSH
-' ~ hI Profession, ant at urKctrupu4hip !.rrrfu.uf
" ~ o." "'s ing age liu ih" gr4-aci of his Profession
7" HiaHnlon' f'c"Nts, Tor Gh4uf three years. tl in- which
uno ne operated upun tl" IcCh Of several r.-rlb.r- az
nv iaHiuN' ahi gave cnfirc siI~ariHn lie also tn-rr,I
~ N,i'l Nlu'c OF l"eh -gIa great many single Teeth
M = in Ns nav" h"iri, pie operations have boon np
'i"N'u ni' ani ic"l assured tHa'l rfcak the general sauft.
m nj ~ ne community, Fhcni saw that Dr i. ia rtrarf.f
incorporate The best ncni-' Who has ever prir-isei Ia
sisonl1n- ALEXANDER n II STUART
: annt"n. Augus'a co. Va. Nov. iSit.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-28
MARKETS 2S.

FLOUR-'rhe holders AREAS slr as ever Of 50
% 'n { for Western brsrd7.
SuGARS-9O1 boxes Havana sold 0, rates not
trauspuct.
COITON-F Fall fifteen hundred bales hnv, been
500 70 Day nnd ye:ierday, a. prices before asked a,
per cent advance,
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~. mex "'-t'n ott.is Ir'fiIuio1 vt1 commence The
Nr' ~ FrNfu'rv. Hfs 81 t'iftdi u Glr.lrr Conn y
n,'Hnt - mlc. neuhof Richmond. mt smiles nom 10
hrhmnni ani Fredericksburg Eti'f1lf Sfuicnts com.
inEhF ln' Railroad wIl -.a 90 M.-tuis's Store. where
li y co." obtain ar'rvrt ancr fa inn Nctir y. The course
90 ts'tlcIo rnWru-Cs fhr Languages auf Science. rrn.
.t'N lh' pr'e oi holri and uiH.r. |ircIuHiur WIsfIu-.
atic i1 aivar-s. 'i''
rarr.f> vi-hi-- 90 place trci- sons ~ fhs sem.psry
"N ,l..l i'.lr ir'icfH o. concord Academy, Caroline
county. We. addressed 20 r ~ Coleman.
hrrEsrScss -u"n q = TUunfrr. of E--rv. Dr. C,rf.,
iirtNcn, ~ Rug William, Or over Chrarin.o II Charles
,rF'' ~ u Johnson. Nicholas CohIs. T-u. n P.frrs-
,,u' tr'ucn Uivrs. "a. ~ Prince Gr.rrr, i1l Airri-.ai
w Cooke. NJ P'rf-m0uih: pt IS hfshrtd. of Norfolk. DR.
a. wNnc,o'1r uf suriou; Non v M.rru. OF s-ouf'5mn.
i'n' Hon Joel !nl'omsn. of isl" of Niehr ant PuG-ss0fs
cencr Hafnf.n George Tucker, aniW ngo.cts. Of the
University NJ Nirgini1.
= W COLEMAN, AN. Ptireirat
J u COLEMAN.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

lDs MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURES.
LAwI Frs, AND OTHERS, are ,ri,rei ,o
Our Book Sale To night, Friday, Jan. 2s,h.l
me '''Hlorne embraces n rich collrrtion Of vnlua-
lie Law and Mis~elaneou, Works. Sal. cum.
menc.s OF q O'Clock.
lNLoES K BROTHER, Auc,s.
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TRUST SALE oF A YALJABLE Farm

DN vlrfuH of I deed os trust executed - lie, .,,v ~
- htTeH l--. by Nst17n, = Crcrslav. VI PaWla,sr.
suJscuboTs, tr tie purpose uf securing 10 Henry
] bi-~tF. fNe paFEr o. nf q i-Ut herein mentioned
'lnti a.t' - oi r.aas. u IHc CIntk'- uf-r 10 ra C.lr.
" ,"lft 90 FoNla'an, sec shall, on Tgestay. The = i,tsv Of
Ft'Fl-fN. t-- "Ii.ri of sale, ou the TTClisr..t 10 rUe hfln.
-f 'ill, bT r"tiF money. the tract Of Land on Which
ne r-i 'ttu-la" now resides, SUPPOSED 10 contain I--.
aist- ffa- uu 10th tI ifE uf N-'p Greek. with, . -r.I..
p l s. ~n-A-iu N1s,i, a.i - malice OF the CIV ofaIrb.
Honi me LAM Is wei sfspted to the growth II Tu.nr
q N'cai' q c.1'tirreHle prruUu Il o. ftst rate Faf
llli- ami "r-iatl toL.- LAM nlt1c.ci .o DO. amply sun.
'n' rI'H'riiae Farm 90 Che necessary fei. isrcirr.
&C ilch.e is supposed t1 hr 600 rsU1uai i. huf ar.
s W. satH only scli srl convey the tue
tnNes ti 600 ud by the Lcedof frls- a:ers=a.L
WM Z rDUSER.J
"A lA-rAlEftr MME nANEr E4lrfEf5.
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Eron me y. Y. Ernrr,s-

MONEY MARKET-CITY NEWS.
We here OF no orders for Europe, but the article
has undergone no change; Cotton has improved Is
Little and become bo,k. Sterling bills to day sold
al 1903 to IOsi. which Is n little better.