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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

LYNCHBURG MAIL LINE.
E $3.50 @ 80 Fl11
-ZA:S;..Set -lts x !sasgi
lJAssENIEhS ior LynchouFg leaving la the Cars
L Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, at VI, reach
Charlottesville the sane day. aud LynehbuIS the ext
morning a 10 A. VI. - Breakfast, in 81 hours Rich
monL On this route PasscnsoTs have a positive asau.
rance OF no deieaiiIn under any circumstances
Je3O Agent Of TrsaspomsIiou.
ETEA FIRE INSURANCE COmPAaY
OP HARTFORD, CONN.
AGENCY AT RICHMOND, Va.
IHIls Company Incorporated the year ISIS with
Il perpetual charter and capital Of $4,000 and In.
suEos against loss damage by ere on dwelling houscA
stores, manufacturing establishments household urni.
terms. y" "~"'T@' -" - 1865 &C.
ANY losses which the Company may sustain rislucs
taken al this agency, will be adjusted with
literally.
Applications for inSuranee or the renewal cf policies
may be made the snbse Iber who has been July an.
pointed Agent for the City OF Richmond and vicinity
". BALDWIN. Agent
~ Hinder The EXCHANGE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

CHtIuHI UNS PAIEN I LARD LAMPS,
For burning Lard Oil Lsrc or Lamp Oil.
HESE Lamps not only the economical purpose
OF burning Lard Oh or Lard. but they wei. eaeu
lated for burning The pOore Lamp the heaters preyen
ma tirem becoming CONCEALED, and renders very a1.d
10 Nh ca STATE u Nia barn IS freely Sperm Oil. The
inventor haytns trtetthc experiment Gin presence Wit
nesse OF placing Lamp 10 ice. mixed with salt la which
state buned ieeiy, has hcs.iancJ in recommend
them TO burn as wei IN Water Ia summer. For sale
wholesale or FETAL ~ WIN BUTLER,
noie doors above the Rel Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

The sussenDeI a. cons,sntIy
receiving supplies from these
sakers, the superior qualiiy of
whose instrun-nis in ali re
spects, isduly acknowledged by
any hereasing demand for
ihetn.
10 those not already scquaint-
Ell with these INSTRUMENTS n NAV
pot be snpcrfiuoas to say that
hey arc male with particular re.
gard IN keeping In tune. t.n Oh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24
RICHMOND, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AMI PUIOMAI
RAIL ROAD
NonTHERN AND souTHERn LINE.

THE pubHs respectfully Informed thai with tho view
IL Of enabling Travellers 10 take advantage OF tho new
mail arrangement north Of Washington, as 10 reach
Philadelphia the nigh, Of the dty which they leave
Rchmond the Will on aud after this date leave the
Depot al Rchmnnd u u A. W.
Travellers leaving At this hour, reach Washington by ~
VI. tahrorc n NJ Philadelphia In tic OF the
night AMI New YORK early the next day making tue trip
between Riciinon and Philadelphia IN %, aud between
Richmond and New Work IN % hours.
drrirfay IN baltimore - hoHrs IN adDlnes Of passsH
gers 6g The Rirer and Day BOais, aud ~ Nsis York
from fps sir h9Hrs before these lasi reach Baitmgrs
THOMAS SHARP,
a .-...--- -. T. 1919.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-17
HON. N. P. TALLMADGE,

The Following tribute, by the Washington correspondent ofthc Commercial Advertiser
 to the exertions and influence of Senuto, sTallmadgc. in behalf of the Bankrupt Law Sdoes him no more than justice. We trus
 that tho appeal with which it concludes will find response in the br, ast of the grea mass ot his fellow wcitiZcns.-lNationolI Intelii.
 gencer.
 "To no one more than to Nathaninl P
 Iaiimadge, of your State. is this favorable is. ssue of all our hopes and fears to he attribut. Fed. From the first, he has been indefa,iga.
 6le m the good cause. Entrusted with the thousands of petitions which tens of thou. Esands ot his fellow citizens sent up to him. he has coAle more than once from his sick bed Ito present them to the Senate, and to enforce upon that body the importance nf their pray. fer. Untiring in his efforts, without regard Ito personal convenience, or any other than |patriotic considerations he has fought lhe bat. |tse well and has triumph' Il. Give then your ISsnator the honor that ,s due"
 JOHN JAcoB AsroR.--T'he N. Y. Tattler |glves the following rat,,nr amusing sketch of John Jacob Astor:
 Mir. Astor Is now at the wrong side of SO, land naturally begins to feel the hand of time press heavily on his constitution bus still he enjoys himself, cracks his joke. emp ties his bottle. (tor though no ineLriate, he IS Hnr from being tee:otRllcr,) smokes, and interests himself in tho rise and decline of stocks. In fact. though o d, there is nothing ot the dotage, the second childhood of old age about him. His mind. on the contrary, 's as sound as bell. and his head as clear
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-17

Eas when he used to be shovslIing in Spanish dOllarS by the ship load.
 MT. Astor says that it cost him more la- Dor and genius to make his first thousand dollars, than the millions that followed ; and that now, were he a young man, he would rather undertake, at the hazard of losing his life, the task of making 100 thou, \ 9sand dollars on the foundation of one thou sand, than one thousand out of nothing. The labors of MT. Astor's day, at the present writing, are divided somewhat as ; bellows: He rises early, dresses without a ! valet, and smokes half pipe of tobacco At1c then breakfasts, sometimes on milk, but mostly on the most fragrant description of .docha coffee. Another attack on the pipe. Follows. The papers are then called for, : where his still keen eye falls foul of the money articles-but afterwards he goes 9through the editorials and chit chat of the day, and is nightly tickled when he finds any thing better than usual. Pipe again.
 Then, when he's able, saunter about and ' Schat with the neighbors concerning stocks sor the weather. Next, two hours siesta, Hand then to dinner. John does great execu- Siion, for he is wonderful hand at the tren- md a mild glass follow, and then the time
 
 ator his chamber lamp, and takes up his line Ssof march for Blanket Alley.
 MT. Astor has been reputed ignorant, but sSthis is libel, for he is in fact, and always Ahas been, great reader, especially of light 8litcrature. Likewise he is very liberal spatron of literary men, as is partially evil Sdenced by the fact of his warm attachment Sto Washington Irving, and his choice of Fitz AGreene l3alleck for his right hand man.
 Another libel is the charge bro't against 2 MT. Astor, of Atheism, his inclinations nev- Ter lying that way.
 On the whole John Jacob Astor is rather Ia good old man than otherwise, has no par aticular rice about him but his money to dis atinguish him from the rest of us.
 We wrote this sketch, thinking.it might 4gratify the reader to learn something of the habits, manners, &c. of an old gentleman whose daily income is four thousand and < odd dollars.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-17

within a century back. to escape unpun i ished by the Government Of Great Brit
 sain."
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-17

Cities in the UaIsd States. s.-The following able exhibits the population according to thel census of l64O, of the cities and towns in tiel United States containing not less than 10000, inhabitants. We have made it up, chiefly from the returns contained in the AmericunI New York, NY. sl2,7lO' Philadelphia, Pa. 25S,423
 Baltimore, Md. lO2, 2,553
 New Orleans, La. 1O2, ,lO3 Boston, Mass. 93,3S3 Cincinnati, O. 46,339 Brooklyn, N. Y. 36, ,233 Albany, N. Y. S3,72l
 Charleston, s. c. 29,26l
 St. Louis, Mo. 24,629 Washington, D. C. 23,346 Providence, R.. 23,l7l
 Louisville, Ky. 2l,2lO Pittsburg, Pa. 2l,115 Lowell, Mass. 20,766 Rochester, N. Y. 2O,l9l Richmond, Va. 2O,153 Troy, NY. 1884 Buffalo, N. Y. l8,2l3 Newark, N. 17,29O Portland, Me. l5,2lS Salem, Mass. 15,O52 New Haven, Conn. l5,39O Mobile, Ala. l2,S72 Hartford, Conn. 12,793 Utica, N. Y. l2,762 New Bedford, Mass. l2Os7 Charlestown, Mass. l1,484 Savannah, Geo. 1l,2l4 Petersburg, Va. ll,O37 Salina, N Y. ll,Ol4 Springfield, Mass. lO,9s5 Norfolk, Va. lO,92O Opelousas, La. lO,7O6 Fishkill, N. Y. lO,437
 Alleghany, Pa lOOS9 Detroit, Michigan, lO,O24
 Poughkeepsie, N. Y. lO,0O6
 The population of the principal towns in| Connecticut, not included in the above, is as| follows: Norwich, 7,229' Middletowr, 7,2lO' New London. 5,525l Bridgeport, 4,57O Danbury, 4,5O3l Litchfcld, 4,O3S
 New Milford. S,974
 Greenwich, 3,92lI Stoning,on. 3,s9s Norwalk, 3S56
 Wetherstield, S,S24 Klllingly, S,6S5
 Waterbury, 3,66o
 Fairfield, 3,654
 East Windsor, $500
 Thompson, S,535
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-17

CiheS in the Uaised St0tes.-The followingy table exhibits the population according tOthek census of l640, of the cities and towns in tier United States containing not less than 10000 inhabitants. We have made it up, chiefly, from the returns contained in the American
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-17

Fashionable DaM--In Ncw.Yosk city. merchant give all their hills sgainst "Eard Cosss' to thei wves. and then the ladies go and dun them thus iE rasis,bly, HasSssJ Aas mnds ms present ef ts lI iin rAicA you Srr k;n,"
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-02-17

W ASHINGT0N, Feb. y In the Senate Mir Tahmadee presented a petition numerously signed by husiaees men of St. Louia a- gains, the repeal of the Bankrupt Law He said he was glad t0 have this evidence from this quarter of the favorable manner in which this benign law had been received.
 Mr. Smith of Indiana presented petition from that Stnte against the repeal 0f the Bankrupt Law He said this had been called party measure.
 DiF Woodbridge presented two memorials frnm Me Schlgan against the pue,pOnement or repeal Uf tho Bankrupt Law.
 Mr. Preston from the Committee on Military Ak Hairs, reported bill to refund so Massachusetts her kexpendiiures during the Last War The resolution o( MT. Evans directing the Secrosa. MY ot the TEeasuEy tO communicate the Senate any ntnTmatInn n his possession slowing the compaFa.
 tive Tarii. Of fOFeien nations, and other inGosmas- on this sublscs was adopted it
 Tho VesIhiinn of MF. King for the adinuFnmef .Conrress on fhe S0h Of May. eanainR up. Mir CsN. snid ha hnpea the session would terminate hefarcY time pTnp osea, hut as he great of buss;Dcss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
GARDEN SEED.

"'hh-f-N TED FRESH AND GENUINE
WHOLESALE and RErAtI
ASPARAGUS Giant or Dutch
,Ns-iaTsc and small Lima, Scarlet Runncrs Rel
SNAP BEANS- EARLY China Early Yellow. p,r,. .,o.,.
pp.I ns',ses OF flio one Red Marrow I;ary Moh.xk
r-fp blood Furne Rootes elbow DO Ions nos,
nRn.n9SS spn White Preach, Sugar, Msngei WuuzeI
'hnbAcE-Esriy York, LARGE York E.IIy sur,rlaaE a,
pier.sat Late Baitcrsea. Fiat Dutch, Drumhead
Rnf nn.iEur, Dfumhea.i savoy, Green CuTe savoy,
oDhi,u,LlFlowER-Earyan dIAte
tELEkS-M hife Solid
'AHooIElons Orange, Long Scarlet Early Horn. Al
CRESS-furicJor Peppcyrr,ss
CuCuMBEK-Eary Framc Early Cluster Lon, c,o.o
.e SheIsin 70: Picking - N''
eeSSnnNIyVEarly Sugar, Early Tusearoras
~ lSD ' W CuIod
kAIES-Creen Curlcd SCOTCH R,ne
IEEk-Isrse scotch
LII uCs-Roysl White Heat lee, Brown Dutch, Early
an, ,nrleJ rtlcstl White and Green t;oas '
MArEG hELoN-Taest Kinds
= J. TO- ,,-,.r.en Chrou, Nutmeg, Pine Apple
MusrHRD-whte Medicinal and Brown
oNioN.siscI skin, Yellow Dutch Early Red
aisne, DO Charlton. Blue Prussian, Dwarf MarroSfsi
o,, bishops Dwarf Prolific -''
PEPPER-Caycnne AMI squash
t pnN;s III White, Gunissy OF Dutch
hniBARB-Jniniated for TaFrv
RADDlslI-Iong Scarlet Short Ton Lon, s,t,no, Va,
nlT, kcd Iurntp, Back suanisll $3.50
s shlsSit h,-of Vegetable Oyster
sotAr,li-Eary Bush Orange VARIED. Yellow Crook
| ToMATO-Iarge Redand Yellow
TuRNlP -whte Flat Dutcl Rel Ton lara rn,,;sh
FLOWER SEEDS aud BULBoUs ROOTS n large "a.
sortnent. NJ
| fe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
40 nIOTIIlsES.

MESsRS T.. CHASE Gcntt-IIe,ring much
w saii about The extraordinary c0ecisof the Hcaurtcc
huu or Persian Pls upln those about become npcr rs
wrwet Induce io make Tal 0them. Ny wife wa ~ that
iiine The mother oi children, Hnd had Hcro nnaf te
"as anl cScrucians pains during and a0cr her conne
mef ~ cact Shc lad tried every anil AIKEN much
fnrtcinc i found hulc relief Ehc tonncnc cd "a
Sng The Persian Pills about months be fore her con6ne-
meal, Cher health being vcry pnor this enctn 81 time
pfevous) and soUu amer was Cnatolby their nee 10 attend
90 TIE cares NJ mother a. hcr family until irr rou6ue
ment ~ thc time she comm need taxing the Persian
fl7, and inf several weeks prcyo she was afflicted will
Try hard cpu1l aud frcuucff Hryrrc cramps w,ic the
use Of The PILLS entirely removed before using half box
" with great confidence th1t aivgc nj those ai,f
~ hrcnme mpttors 10 mako use ofihc Persian Pills All
tpse thd sVr taken ihcm In noghorhuoI have got
anna " o satlr easy manner AMI arc about the huusr
~ 'cw dy' There docs not appear a. be hail the din-
rnr ~ other difficulties settling IN after confinement where
iiiesc FILLS akcn. We uuicy fiy let none neglect
taking icin, or thcy IN Tho reach oftllc poor a. well
The rich We are truly thankful that there IS remedy
which females can easily procure, Which lids TAR T. cs
tie world 81 suffering, which many NJ Them have f
bear, suiprrhapa the lives Tthouiands whc other
wise wDuli bc lost =. HOHERTS
A. %. ROHEKTs.
Rochester, May fth, 49,
I,,r nloby A. q. STEVENS.
nr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
NEsUURLCTI0N, OR PERsIAN piLI.s.

Nl'FEisIOh t1 tie nyeeAu, Bfauirct's, Evans, To.
mote, tie Matcllcs' (priccD Sanatye, Indian Prga-
i've ~ any ohoI Pills OF Compound before the public
cciuucd io 10y Physicians aui others Let cOns mn
them unilhoy have tried them, an1 ucn We are CERTAIN
they will
.. nov sctei nolut with all who have used The We.
f"iabc PERSIAN FILLS tlat they prc.riucnily uc
best ant mos cihc1ciuus FAMILY MEDICINE thai has
YET hrcu usodiu America II family cOul become
arguncl with their Sovereign ppwef disease, they
w"ul Keep them sndbc prepared with sure REMEDY
i0 appy on tc hrff appearance O dfsrlsc AMI ttn how
indch distress would be avoided sui money saycd, well
H' tc lives 81 thousands who are hurried out at time 10y
n'Ei'cNns disease ~ "a hrst s1gcs, 10y being
lscifnn ~ remedy which They rilcc dependence
kchmoni, by A. q. STLVENS Al.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
CEGTIFICATE.

coIdfy that have, 10y way Of experiment. usel tho
yecan ant n'o Of tie various kindso ria In my prac
nundon that have been offered for sale Ibis vicinity ior
The tsf hv' years. iucluug those called the RcFuTrec
tonor Persian Pills; and The public may rest assured Thai
none a'"ong The whole catalogue has answcrci better
purpose, sod ccciusl fouiry ,n tho Rcsur.
rcciOu OF Persian Filis, in most cases ri discasc
CHARLES bACKuS, ST. ID.
Rochester, ~ v, sept n, IsC9
tf-tlty e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20

JEW bhNtDs or Ilt.uItc W PEASTEN.
I"b l'S"hsficfo taia chrna al l,oun o~ lng
20 ~ eha"l in'sy elect u tl. animal fbl or
lrA'' NJ AMI nsres ~ sfti"a bcirg carried uy
!" ia" i''e,iis scat Of ,sease vi pau and
""~"'er good any Internal rrnr,y may he, this an
"AWthh ipiic alton, Mill xiliary AZ
h''tn- the tssasc and facilitating the cure ir r,s OF
ao inflammation schrofpus ai.ciian, King Evil tout
nuMh'n1.oTy ar, Chronic Rhcunsti aud IN all eazes
"hcr" rrais'i pain Or weakucss esist.
Schtcinan travelling la South of Europe anil n
'sln" u lNg hsar much sahl in the taller IN
praise al JEW DANli'S. OR HEBREW PLASTER and
OF tnrtsHhc ronsicrc,D miraculous hal pe rIirul
.h tha' ne wss induced totfy Hs own -p.rnan Fl
lns AMI liver affection, the sa 81 c en- IA.
ch.l object 81 hsYlourney, but wlhc ha resisted the
GENIAL 'nnuenec Of flat balmy and delicious climate. lie
soon ound his health Improving, ami Ia weeks Ills
pain was ell, anil ms health pc, paony
stated since that iiinc he has recommending II TO
M ion's and acquaintance for all se pains whatever
such a. rheumatism, Eon head ache. tooth ache pain la
inc siic, hi back aud limbs, scTofllous hunors knots
wcns, white awc cling .ar tuoIs Ef jontH aguo al ca
esuc i1lhe breast weakness amt pain in hs sniaaeh
weak finbs, ansnrfs affections Of tho spine, female
woaknrs~eS Se No lcmsc subject pain OF wcaknosa
IN the bach or silc sliould 10 without IT,
MARRIED LADIES,
IN delicate situaons, hnd great Iecl from constantly
wearing this plaster TIC application OF this plaster he
tween tho soulers has E,unJ ala rciacly for
stages destroys inflammation 10y producing copous per.
sIiIssii"n No ply sician should be ~ithout il.
For lsThcularssce lls that ACCOMPANIES boz and
hfrctona tich boH contains sufficient spread xix or
rishi l,i'sicrs Price JOccnts per box. For sale.
Oc ~ NV cld A. q. STEVENS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
wmehlirc or tic interest OF mo.
WILLIAM MuRDoCu. Secretary

Applications may be made personally by letter. post
Fain ." tc subscriber, Agent for the Company Rich
u"n VII" VIII furnish a necessary Information persons
lcsrus "i avIlns themselves oi tlc advantages which
ihf iasiniou onrrs, for providing against those changes
4" which allae subject hom The uncertainty of life aud the
pr'caripusnCs OF business. Iy the payment OF small
sum, which men can spare, cnnort able suppou
may 10y this means, lac secured Ia Their families.
Al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20

n =. MADDOX, Richmond, Va is con. i.utiy r..
~ ccivluF iruin fie celebrated Msuuisefor t,f@t
nima macsayf, ami y t!lheu 20. Hasfap. rt rvcn.
Nv. es.I ne ~ Piano fo,tcs, ie esprs.. y DO H.
pIne' u" Witch arc warranted tn be- supeta H. ans,
pluush ln iIha market. lrou atranRcmrm. wft.i, h.,
III III ins, hae Wilihc mlnuticturcrr, he Will ic ,h- d,
~ llr w considerable leas than iouncrly. nc n.
.t"lehN 9te not Nlnu They arc represented p Doc. u,cy
WI u' yAonangcd or ttkcn back, anl when nct. b. az ,
Mum aish Tho qutiy, psy will be- rsrn.,.t n,,,f
shg hdnlfs lfe fcmut ibv ffial ''"
Piano stools NJ ~ plucr.s
Piano Towers from ~ ~ ai4
flatus always on hire.
Ihc largest collection 81 church f.u-,r ot...... III,
the new publications. at tlc lowca price, VIA ~, .'
''tMi, A 3 MAnDNN.
"" 4"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
VOL. XVII.
ALEXANDER MosELEY.
TER MS.

nnhS'Rii'rloN 10 III" DAILY WING to City snbscr
bef' taa year, anal aoTt.r p.,is al tho sie 81
sNetT. -
ADVERTISING For square q iccn lines Cor sas)
on" tns"'t"n " e"nfs; to t2 the.
'ns ~ ss anl "vcry nncr.cdius iuSrIiioa - ecus.
hiics awcck, "a Cents ioI each ,nsrttiun.
rwcoa week insertion az cents every succeeding
nae stion 51 cents.
Once week, arsinscrtiou 10 eenis,csc,y succeeding
iareItion hncenIs
Transient advertisers must pay ~ advance
The number of inscItons OF Advertisements m,et .
noted IN the Ms az they will loo inserir until r, 10
be stopped and changed accordingly IN -Oui.rs 10 son
aiao he in writing - ''''
AnnuaI AhvcHiscis are charged sS Er two suarcs anil
IA tai proportion lot advertisements of 4.
s, nucunecfs and Lottery dealers, Who are charged
ID, The COUNTRY WIG IL published twice awoes,
,ur-yH ani triiays) at five dollars per annn ray lille
ron ADVERrisING-75 cents n square Cor lcss) for
uo hInlI-, Inn. aud ~ ccnL. lnI och Continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
J. W. RANDOLPH x co.

J. w. RANDOLPH 4 co.
Nam Street, Richmond, Ia.
AVE i"r sale, Al moderate Prices, ti,e following, with
many other Theological Works
Works 81 y Chalnrr, u ID. Vols-Nafnral TLecInry.
Chnftian Revolution Moral Philosophy Commercial and
Astronomical Dscouracs
Mesills Sermons, "
bishop Mcliysne On Oxford Divinity
Theology for the People, by 4 IIcnshaw. II
Barnes Nodes and Qusstions GA the t.uspelt hrta
kliuan3, Corinthians ani Practical sermons
Bnnrs History nj Christ ~ Paul, Elisha, Abraham aud
Jacob ' '''''
lctiere 10 an Anxious Enquirer 10y Rev II Henry u u
Aib"lt~ Way IL 40 too.i Young Chrstan-t Garner
sone-lio1ry Heat anI Fre.SiIe Series
Alcnu - - - q"
Table Of The Lord, 10y author OF the Listener
tolcrtisc's Aida to Reelection
Ranks History ~ the lopes Of Rome, ~
Companion 10 the Book Of Genesis, by II Turner ID
Wihcriorca = practical View al Christianity
Ram sermons, 10y Auilors Tracts Tor the Tn,sa
Lori Kings Inquiry into the Worship, &c of the Pr-
uHiive Church
Phillips Devotional Gui,leS, 2v
Biblical Analysis, a Topical Artangemeut Of The
Scriptures Tor he Use Of Mniata Billie ti,sses Teach.
ers Family Worship and rTivs,. Mcditatun, by Par.
]
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
WORKS ON BAPTISM,

a HISTORY ~ baptism hofl from the Inspired and
uuuspirci writings ny tsill TAYLOR Hinton
Tic Converts Guide o FIST pruciplrr on .y,n~el;-al
truth; compiled ~ Rev ! Kolnrls
Tho ino-c dnd subjects IT Baptism. u, Miles l. Icyet,
VI hfc Professor of Rhe0rc and Ortiory i'm N,ti.tl,
College, Oiu and Lccncod Minister OF thc Prcs,ytc
tian Church. -
conversation between two Iayincn on tho subjects
an mod Of Christian Baptism, and Church Communion
iiy Charles VI PcnIletnn.
rcriwureGHdc "a ilVusn, containing a faithful ella.
non 81 all TIE passages of the New Testament which H..
X Penalty. ~
series oi Letters the mode AMI subjects Of iptisn
Mhl'.icutothe Christian Public Ry stephen Chapiu.
Fnr sale hy : 'NAnnpx
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
SELENITE AND PULVEKINE.a

y proved article ioT Dying the Hair auburn bI.rk ar
brown, without klitinnal ass Stance
The inventor having for hong time turned nj acntion
iothc producing ~ sn ofcacilus DYE, whereby Grav
hed, or light HAIR might be changed more desirable
colour hc now has uc qualification the entire
success Of his cnicaynurs, aud respecf fully ofrrs 10 he
public the result Of his aai ahnnr.
n Noiniury 90 the skin need Ice apprchcuIcJ fr,n,
the Seleniic Puyernc will even ,iciacc The linen,
directions VIII accompany each bottle. The inlnuftc.
uIer * Felix l.lndon, Pcrfuincur Paris.
For sale only L. DUIIAIN'S
ms
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
CUE4P DIZZY GooIIE ,.np C,su

CHEAP DRY GOODS For CASH
- ". JENKINS wouhi: invite persons who want
Goods US
Ia aud iucr '''' ''
BoHHsts-lHO Nuns Donncfs. at 25c; Ronnets for
laslea anl Misses comprising all the styles worn
Cotton OssGbuTgS-ltO bales very low ptices
brown AMI blcachrd Shrngs and scetns s. all Itl,s
and at unparalleled how prices
. Ladies' Dress hoofs-A great variety Of Lawns, cold
M"slns SILKS Iepy rinea aud other new lnd fashionable
materials ipr dTcsscs
FIR G.snsmcH -Crths, Clasmercs vcstinss. Cravars
siccsa suspeners Hosiery Linens, summer Gloves a
&c, now and cheap
tfoireTs aud Ri5dtifs a great variety O.
NaII wide striped London Ginshams, for IL per yard
frish Lnsns 10y the piece yard all prices, from &
Od. Zs3i, IS 81, Ia the finest made
Cupcs aud C0iia's allree supply and cheln
IJ1sifAs de Lditis, all kinds aud bargains
Also many very cheap goods FROM anctinn, bought at
sacrifice, and Will bc sold at prices suit those who
htrsains 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
GREAT BARGAINS IN CALlCOES.

-, I'NIN DNN''NIINo IN UNIsIJIES.
opened large assuTtacnt Of English and Atneri
~ cam 1tcncr, NJ unprecedented low prices
light and Dark Calicocs, az "a, :, ~ AMI I2lc
superior do 10 at Is. woIti2J
do do 20 AZ 1nc and Doc
Iiaek and White Caicocr, al i2t, lG, 2nand2ic
~ French do very euperior n me-
, beautiful assortment Of colotoi black aud white
cannot fail fo please.
Tho above goods, will many oiiiers suited - The son
nave been received aud great bargains may be cxprce
CUNNtNGIIkMS
ma W Cheap Cash Dry Goods store, Main g.
RACON IIRMs-wc have In storc a lof of R,cop
- Hams, atC,c per pound-good
ma Us ~ ROYAL & MORGAN.
FAMILY COMMENrA UY on The IIniy Bible
rom Tue Norka of Henry and Scau, aud ai.va uu
Whor winters Published IN Ioniun by tho R.Iri,ua
Ifast society will nape and cngraviugs " large svo
g'od PRINT aud paper, price 81 ~ or sale any quantity
W RANDOLPH 4 20.
IVA ~ Main street Hirfmnnt
'THERMOM \, in TN Morocco and H1oosc;
n Eases all Sizes for sale NJ
w RANDOLPH cos,
MA W Hupk Store anil Hiudery.