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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-15
CUMBERLAND ROD FUNDs-we are informed

CUMBERLAND ROD FCNDS-Ne are Informed
.hal the draf, for TWO taousod dollars received by ;he Mar
saai Of taiz Safe on the BaA at Terre-Jaute. with which
- pay the expenses of the lte term OF the United States
District Court, was a balane Of money in said Bank, Of the
last appropriation to the Side Of Indiana. for The contiaua-
alton OF the Cumberland Rad. We had supposed that
appropriations made - 4 erta;n work-Paid over 70 the
zaoerintenfents Of said wox, were out Of the reach Of The
general government. Whyhas that balance not been ex-
penledR There Is sill, 2rbably, a balance there Of 10 or
$4,000. VIII our merbee OF Congress look to thissubjeci?
4 law exists in >xeedeo p~rosidjng tia, whoever becomes
Intoxicated three times loss the right Of voting.
which met in Columbus. {. on the glorious sth Of Janua-
~ to nominate Wisin- haaains for Governor, is repre-
sea,ed asa small affair, NJ over 300 attending.
BoRprR PoETRY!-Sons editor down east has PeTPetra-
tai the following:
Sound the loud C7aion from Saco 70 Quoddy,
SksFhegaa Is UP, ami afraid OF nobody
We propose 10 change 3 thus:
ktock Gu, the bung aad gre George soma todiy,
CHAFI.S's a fool AMI cares for nobody
There - more ,ush IN the last Inc, than there IS poetry
IA re first.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-15
Mob in Cincinnati.

Inc CITY d CINCINNATI, has again oeea visited by 4 moh.
foPu.a' Indignation has oVeTpo~efed the civil AUTHORITIES,
aha the people nave taken justice, if not Vengeance, 4nto
their own hands The Pointo Of patient endurance has been
passed. All the work Of destruction and rsfsTnatoa conf
menced- " deep!y regret ;aa' the citizens of the Gdssa
etty ha not, weeks sihce' taken more Peaceabs means CT
'ia3ins themselves ana me country. oil ihese Legitimate
and mora than worthless shinp.asieF banks. Public opinion
sholid nave corrected the evil IN a better way, if the lesjs-
atiVe and JadicIai power vas inadequate. We give the
'o"oN eA'fae'oi a ie''ef rom a hi5hiy fss2eeiaos house
III 'e e4'F
CINCINNATI, jan. II, Ioi2.
we peg i'aFs 70 aaT'se you' mat a MOB 2,ooo strong
are ms moment engaged III destroying the BANKING House
iltnltife' &c Of 'e -hiaW Exporting company ann the
Bank OF Cincinnati.
'Ihe public have, in oar oPaion, decided the question Of
all this description Of Banking, aud We take this occasion
to say, you would hardly he safe in relying on any Bank
Paper emsnatiag from shs city, un.ess Of our regularly
chartered BANKS.
Hoping this may reach YOU suhcient,y early 10 pteyeat
Your os,, sery.,s,
Another letter from one of our merchants. now IN the
city. saws
Il arrived here this afternoon abon, O'Clock. ms, in the
,,,.,;nr -. 7.~..l ~ ~, 49,, -"- 10y '7
|, -: r-.r
=. 80
g. 40 49, -, = -. -
Fx,o,,,,, Co,a.au pnah - :,
: N' Ne"" "'""' ""i'" '''e' Ne"ls from 'henee
49, ~. - 'e ''" ; Da"N % i"'
nv ""'" 'S -0'P''etS s"'''s' '' "h''e f'''
a'u ''si'e, Il SOooNs ans papers y a" me above named
little boy has his hands full of their worthless rags. an
derstand taat several other institution have been threatened,
and there IS no knowing what will be done tonight. The
Sheriff undertook 20 Iuell the mob, but was driven off after
one or two being wounded. Iii impossible for me to give
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-15

The Board OF Public Works in Ohio, have suspended
want Of funds.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-15

The State deo, of Maryland is SI5,2l3,g00 The IN
terest due onsshe first day of this instant, was not paid
Indiana is not alone.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-15
PALIADIU NJ.
J4NUARY. 18th. 1912.
"BE J UST AND FEAR NOT"

rWe are requested to announce SAMUEL
DELONG as a candidte for Sheriff at the next
AUGUsT election.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-15

LEBANON BsSK-The Directors of this exploded institu-
ton, have made on assignment OF their effects to T.. w.
M'GuIre Of Lebanon, and w. SiIiman of Cincinnati, who
viii ia a few days publish a full exhibit of its affairs, and
proceed to settle up the concern.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-15
WAsuINGroN, Jan. 3, 1912.

WAsuINGroN, Jan. 3, 1912.
In the House Of Representatives, this morning,
after a reception Of a few petitions, The debate en-
the tariff question was resumed. the question be
ing on the amendment of Mr.. Anterior to refer
II to the Committec ca WAYS and Means.
MIR. w. Cost Johnson made a long speech IN ia
yor of the latter motion. lie desired 10 have all
the Interests of tho country protected; but II the
subject went to the Committee on Manufactures,
as proposed by Mr.. Fillmore, then Of course the
manufacturing interes, alone would DO attended
10. Above all, he wanted tho great agricultural
interes, taken caro- OF. In the course of his re-
marks, he alluded 10 the high duties imposed by
Eogiand on our agricultural produce, and deman.
dcd tina, we should lay countervaIiing duties as
n matter of self protection. lie declared he would
vote Tor no tariff bill which did not provide tor
couu,ervailing duties. He was willing 10 protect
tho manufactures, but not at the expense OF 9th
er interests. He was DESTROYS to protect even the
nutmeg factories to the Yankees, but not To pull
down other interests for that purpose. Speaking
Of the reverses Of the Wings a. the late election,
he thought i, had not been 2ccasioned by Captain
Tyler, but bv General Apathy.
After Mr.. ]. had concluded, Mr.. Clarke, OF y.
Y, obtained The floor, and moyca The previous
question.
Mr.. Fillmore then modified his original mo'iu2
SO as to read land that so much Of the message
Us relates to discriminating duties md domestic
manufactures be referred 10 the Committee on
Manufactures"
After a call Of The House. the previous ques-
was seconded-yeGs 81, NAYS 9S.
The question then being on the amendment Of
Mr.. Alherton, 10 strike out Manufactures and
insert .Ways and Means" the yeas aud NAYS
were ordered. The result was yeas93, nays lol
so The amendment was lost. The resolution
Of Mr.. FILLMORE. as modified. was then agreed to.
After the presentation of various ccmnunica-
lions from the Departments, and the reference OF
the remainder of the message, The House adjourn
Cd.
In the Senate. after the preliminary business
Of the morning hour, the debate On The Exrhe-
quer plan was resumed. The question pending
was on The motion TO refer 10 a Select Commit
tee.
Mr.. Huntington having the floor. spoke at great
length in opposition 10 the scheme. After he
had concluded, without taking the question, the
Senate adjourned.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-15

fuP; and Mr.. Woodbury. is making a tremendous
long speech against il.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. 4. 1912.

In the House Of Representatives, an i~neffectu-
al attempt was made by Mr.. Hunt to Introduce a
Joint resolution limiting the Presidents of the
United States to one term
The resolution Of Mr.. Adams, proposing the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-15

EVANSVILLE BAHK.-Thc GAINESVILLE Gazette, states that
tho Directors Of the GAINESVILLE Bank, have resolved to re-
coive no further deposits. nor make any further discounts,
but are burning their paper and closing up their affairs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-15

a law exists in >xeeden providing tina; whoever becomes
Intoxicated three times loss the risht Of voting.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-15

BANK OF NoRwALK.-lt is stated that the EanE Of Nor
walk has despatched an agent to New York, 10 levy an at
tachinent on the specie shipped by the ChilIicothe Bank Il
ihatcity, foi refusing 10 rejeem a quantity Of her own note
presented by the Norwalk Bank.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-15

BANK or CnILLIcoTnE.-Ihe stockholders of the Bans
OF Chiilicothe, at a meeting on the Ord inst, passed a reso.
luton instructing the Directors 10 wind Up the affairs Of Tie
if possible, by the lst of January, 1913.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
Br LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
RESIGNATION OF AR. CLAY

RESIGNATION OF MIR. CLAY. q
Mr. Clay resigned his seat in the Senate, Thur,-
day. after delivering most eloquen, farewell 10
the body OF which he has been so grea, an orna-
ment.
Ihe Independent thus notices his resignation.
FIX SENATOR CLAY.
Denied, by our unSided labors a, home, the op.
por'unity OF witnessing Mr. Clay's farewell to the
Senate we can only report. from the general voice,
the profound impression which this last act Of his
withdrawal made on all, OF whatever party, who
were present.
All ancient and ill-deserved enmtes, all preiu.
d'ces OF party, and the very rivalry Of ambition
seem to have given way, before the simple fac, Of
sueha loss from tho public counsels, such an orna
men' struck from the Senate. SO leading light Of
the country extinguished, amid the present gloom.
That eloquent voice will be heard moro IN
those walls. That fervd yet wise spirit. that COM
manding intellect, that heart as intrepid in every
public duty as it is kindly and true in every private
affection, have passed forever from scene, in which
no man ever won or merted as high or rs long con-
tinued an ascendaHcy OF abilities, Of public spirit
TO direct, and Of eoqucnce TO express them.
Even the Globe condescends to swell the gene
raj voice Of praise
Mr.. CLAY's FAREWELL OF THE SENATE
The address OF MIR. CLAr, in taking leave Of the
Senate to day, was Tor the most part appropriate,
graceful, we'll tempered, and it was well received.
His acknowledgment of obligation to his friends.
and particularly the sensibility with which he re.
CURED to his early history, and the kindness with
which he had been adopted by Kentucky-its long
continued favor ard the load of honors it had con.
ferred upon him, seemed TO come from the heart,
aud had the expression of true eloquence.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
CoNGRESs-THURsDAY.

Mr. CLAY, yesterday, resigned his seat and took
leave of the Senate, int mos, eoquen, and affect
ing speech. The Senate chamber was crowded to
excess, and hundreds were unable to gain admit
lance. After the conclusion Of Mr. Clnys farewell,
he introduced MIR Crittenden, as his SUCCESSOR and
then retired from the field OF his fame with the re-
grets OF n and the ardent wishes of the country for
his health and happiness.
In the House of Representatives, the Loan Bill
WAS taken up, and various amendments concurred
IN. That amendment which authorized the sale OF
the sock at the best price it will bring, without H.
imitation, was rejected by majority OF two-after
various efforts, however, it was brought again be
fore the House a vote OF reconsideration, and
carried by a majority of two-97 to %. An
amendment had previously been adopted, extend
ins the term ol the Loan to 30 years.
The Bill was then passed by vote of IO5 to sc
.9ler. Gazette.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
Correspondence ofU. 4. oizeuc.
NEW YoaK. Wehne.hnu

NEW DIRK, w ednesdny, Il. NJ.
Business OF every description has been extremely
inactive to-day. The cotton market closed heavy,
prices tending downwards. But lutte wa.
done in -four. Sales Of Gennesste at CT cents de-
cline on previous rates. Georgetown is firm; 500
bbls sold this morning at 80.
Exchange on Virginia in demand at 9a9l.
and North Carolina 5laG; Philadelphia is at par
prem; Baltimore dis; Mobile 27a29 New Or
leans 7a7l.
A fair amount was transacted in sterling a, Ga7
and francs, 37i.
Treasury notes are rather dull at yesterdays
quotations.
Money is scarce. Good forty day paper is dis
counted at iail per month. Other descriptions are
difficult Of sale at II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02

~ and after the 18th March. Passage Boats will
- leave Richmond aiG. = VI and Lyme hburs at - p NJ
Mondays Wednesdays and Frdays arrive al scots
VILE both down and up, al L. VI, Tuesdays, Thuriays
following night.
Passengers To Charlottesville and - will find this
VIC most comfortable anf cheapest oule little loss
OF busiucss-ine as by RAN Road.
Passengers leaving Richmond at G. p NJ will roach
seosNle 10 dinner next day, ami Charlottesville by our
Stages, A. > z NJ. =
stanton passengers will, by our stages reach Brooks
NHe a. Z. vi, and leave next morning At O'Clock aud ar
i've IN Saohon at ", \ " connecting with the Stage
The day Boats will leave Richmond aud Lynohburg al
NJ luesdayS lhursdayr, and Saturdays and arrive
IA Richmond ats, p. NJ, and Lyme hbutg at g. P next
dav. - - - > "''
The Cauersyilc stages by Cumberland C. H. TO Farm
vile, viii leave CarieTsvilc the arrival OF the sy Boat
nom Kiehmo' Il andeoming down, will connect With tie
night boat al &, 7. NJ, nom ynchburg To Richmond.
no Fare , LynchhuTs. 50
ub ~ ROYD. EDNO IN 4 DAVENPORT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
TIE MARKET.

FLOUR.-The Flour market continues without
rhanse. Sales Of Howard street, standard brands.
were made this morning at So, So the regular quo
tGlon price. We have not been apprised OF any
sales from wagons. The price ,hereffom we auoIe
nominnlly at s5.37i. There have been TO iran
sactions in City Mills, so is asked. Nothing
doing in Susquehannn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
SPRING GOODS


(SROUCH, BROOKS s. HUDSON have received Lv
" the late arrivals nom New York. their spring GonI2
embracing very Handsome assortment, at precs To sHi
NE times They determined 10 oiTcr such induce
mcns, fr cash. punctual dcalecs the usual ere.
dit, give satisfaction
They rcspec fully ask attention Ia the following Goods
WHO will Ice found on examination, Go BE Cheap aud
French Printed Lawns, 25, 35i snijo
Do Musins ani Jaconeus, new styles
= scotch Gincllms. Gue aud undrcssed, at PIC, 90
Iiuc fYifai Piaid do, for children
andii printed Canhiics and CAlicoes, o. IT, g. 10
On pieces Spring Prints, al loo. I2t andis yard
Rich PARIS striped Lawns, for dresses
Solid Hack and enc checked GiIg CHAINS f,r nourninr
Hichfirpcd ani corded Blue Black ska, entirely new
Rich watcrcd silks
No Gro dc Rhine tio
Pink. Blu. Lemon aud White Tarlcton Muslins, Tor
Mus in and Ca,nrre EIsnss and Inscriinss
Thread Iaccs and Edenes
Frcnrh Collars, matc entirely Of Thread Lace
Rich Bonnet add Car Ribbons
Linen Clmhrics and French Thread Lawns
Linen Camhiic lidsl. plain cmb'd aud hem stitched
Pine nndrc''cd Irish Linens, for lmly use, very
l2-i Linen shcctinr Of mperiorqus'ty
o. tinc and medium lluckabuck' niriscye anil Table
F,uc Da,uask Table Cloths an sizes
EEra super Eugsh Bomhaznes. warranted perfect
nuo Black saiin Stripe Bombs1inc, entirely new
Iicayy plain silks and six sergcs
Summer Cloths from zoe 81
Extra heavy Dnb he Tn Cloths, or Gcntomon's
superior brown anil Bleachcd Gsd DfinInss
Do Blrnsay Drills, very heavy
CassitnCrcH
Ecrmins, McIleau Cashmere AMI Printed leans, cr
Boys summer
pieces now style cassimercs. sIsO, Q, sOuud 81
Pine and medium Wool Black and tnvisibr ron
Figured and Plain SILK Coat bindings
Italian Sewing SIX and Twist
faddinEs, Sail Ducks and Russia shectnr
bcachcd Dfoghedra linens and Tic Elcnhurrs
Nos 2and German Bur'aps
Hlcachcd Shccnngs, 3yarfs wide, % fnc per vi
Pine blcachcd Shftnga, Zoe, l2ic and H. per,i
-, sands brown Domcstics, 6, & 10 and isic
5iand64 40 sh1eiinrs
Petersburg and Manchester Cotton Oznaburrs, very
ohe1p, BY The piece OF bale sPt n
nLD WHISKY AND GROUND GINGER "a bdIs
~ Superior old Mononrlla Mhiskcy-i0 bIl4 ami no
hslfbbs ground digger, landing per scht May Flower r
sale low 70 ciosc. also Ia store 90 crccs lou,n for.
ter WILLIAMS 4 HANAL'
(VflAMFAGNE = SILL HUCK-iC ba0cIs supcTior
- Champagne, Gen. Washington brand i0doz sf M hook
Ruicshicrmcr aud other brands. landing THE nnrr or
sale. ap WILLIAMS HANALta
/ ONDON POTTER Best Ioniou Poucr. in quaff
api BURTON
II apt " RfRToN
MI usIAhD-Ffcs, Durham Mustard, u pound and /
W bait pound bottles, for sale
PALM LEAF HATS, CANTON MATTINas
AND FRUIT.
n CASES Palm Leaf HAS co,I a. ami 6ec ,y,iiv
w ~ Role Canton Mailing Nos ands
~ drums Iiff, % hoxea RalsIns
~ DO Lcm1ns, received and for sale low
Pi JAMES slZER 4 SON.
I AEeE WHITE FIELD CARROT, Tor sale.
- w" Wh PALMER, ]
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.

Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot
WAsHNGros, March 81, 1912.
The nomination Of MIR Hnggeriy, as Consul at
Liverpool, made by the President some ten or
twelve days since, was confirmed. The nomination
Of MIR McCulIoh as First Comptroller of the Trea-
sury, was not reached.
The Senate, in Executive session, OH Tuesday
confirmed the nouiraton Of Mr. John Lester, as
one Of tie Appraisers Of the Custom House in
Baltimore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
INLOEs & RRoruER

Auctoneers and Commission Merchants,
HAVE just received, aud Offer f,r sale at Reduced
Il Prices ~
$50 Leather Trunks, Of good quality
~ Mahogany bureaus. assorted
o ~ Ieains Ruled and Plain LeitcTlnd Cap Paper
.OpiOt0 English and Russia Quis
20 Mahogany secretaries
~ dozen Wood Seat Chairs
do Cane do do
~ spring seat sofas, Work Stands and spIcLoar,ls
30 doz low priced TumhIers
CetiuTy Merchants, and others IN want Of cbean gco
ate invited do give call sn1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTs

COUNTRY Merchants wishing 10 save the EXCHANGE
~ besides the expense Of going the North can no SO
~ calling atp = GARBANATrS cheap cash stone Shoe.
koe lh whor" They can get supplied with HAS and Cans
OF every desc Ipuon, al the following low prices Coney
las s5 pet dozen; dab Russia very broad in the bI
SILT inid lrct du@cu black 80 30 DO so and s1 pc
dueHi brush Hats OF superior quality, al equally low
prices hnc nura 1nd beaver Hats black and drab Of lie
hshonahlc shape, viii, will guarantee 10 sell al North
ern prices iot cash only Please To reeolcctP : GAR
BANAIIS cheap Hat mandatory, shoe koc Hill sign Of
the transparent Haf. nh M -in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02

JtcI 30 TcsTabIc, rllIN When Distant Om cc8 On
where iuners seldom 10 be wth having not only
the metallic Plate aud all The modern Improvements but
also peculiar Biaees calculated To give strength
sOliLty.
guarantee 10 wiring entities the purchaser 10 eH
chang" his instrument any lime within YEAR should
prove defective.
AHnew Pianos sold 10 remain IN this city will be kent in
tune year without gc and those TO be sent INFO
the country packed without charge.
Pianos tuned, let on hire, and taken in exchange.
4. ~. TAYLOR,
mar Music Store onoosife thc R,nts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
Va H6GI;s!idI AID RETAIL GROCERY,

nphMSSiON AND ORWARDING BUsINEsS
HAVE taken the old AMI 81 -, I.,,
occupied BY NesSrs. David Anderson. ir a Co rorneT
Of and 18Th streets, for the purpose Of roo,nc,;n a.
nned bnsnessand hsv" engaged the services Of
hr UIvld Anderson, u. aud Mr Overton Moslv I,,.
unoers Ot sad concern, IN the .rosecD,,
~ ne busiuesr From their in the C,orerv
81 SAN business and the Wheat trade AMI ,,
oNn IN te lona c. trade trust. by strict aeion o nj,
Sonu'lc'i 70 NY manaseleIt. give xaisfaetn,
70 tinse VINO ma favor sSifh ther pafroaayc 49,,
return OF te old friends and pu'~tnal customers OF he
hsh ~ ussh Anders a. lr, ~ III we'll the pub.
Tic generally. ayinx ia my sork on t;roc, 49,,
and expect by hrsi o April have my assortment com
peie ,nf re dy TO supply ofdcrs Being renVenienilv To-
caiei ur the GrSlIhnI of go5-si the cunry narei,
attention vii ne pad 70 that department ~ tic busnrss
mr. IN lawivdSc WIN kNnErsnS -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
GREAT BARGAINS SPRING DRY
GOODS Ann

GoODs.-APLIL, 1912.
- II. JENKINS would invite the attention OF
". families, merchants and others, to eIanine tn,
cheapest and most extensive variety OF Spring and sum
few of tie great bargains:
6ccnis '"S ~
2lOOO do do do ia a. g
goods al ;, 10 and l2l cents
1000 yds cotton OznabuTss al Cd and Ice
Coon sheetings all Widths from yard 20 wards wide
looo0 Yds eoored Lawns for LADIES' dresses at is Doc
IL 81, 3 81, and finer
500 yds Gnshains, fancy and mourning styles
40 do houscliu &c LANES rom 21c Us ca p a. IA
ami fner ~ - 49, -
Parasols sun Shades and Umbrellas all kinds
IN excessive assortment Of pnin gu ed aud raid silks
dresses - eE'
lush Linens all prices from Is Cd, % I'd, 81, 3s 90, Is
Cd, and finer ~ -
Linen shee,nss, Table Diapers aud TowcIlin-e
% cases oi The most fashionable Nuns straw sborn
hmazone aud Iephyrne Bonneis. Also, Palm and oter
Hats for
Avery extensive Of Mourning Goods Of all
kinds - 49,
Ecgantsilk Searfs aud shawls new STYLES
Bonnet, cap and neck Ribbons and Flowers
Fancy ScaTfs aud dress IIdkfs.
Bargains IN Linen Cambria Iidkfs-
Mems summer Cassineres. Cloths and Nestiprs
Cravats, Pocket lldkis, Gloves and Hosiery
Canton Maltiugs
Great bargains in Cotton and silk stackinss
Also many great bargains from auction too numerous
ior an advertisement, will be iouudat
ap u II JENKINS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02

II HE stockholders Of the franklin Manufacturing Com.
pany, are requested e. attend the annual meeting OF
saii Company AZ the office Of Messrs James SrEcI Son
on Mondly the IN Of ApTil n r O'Clock. PM
mh 20 % RCuD WHITFIELD, President
ESESH PEAS-Thc Subscriber has on hand sir
dozen Cani5icrs of Green Peas, just received IRON
hdTScilcs which viii hc SOLD the price Of 62l EMS
pcrcani'icr. They arc warranted perfectly fresh
mn LI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
REIIGInI1s NnricE

iEJ"Tho Rev. II. a. Boardman, of Philadelphia.
will preach IN the LIST Presbyterian Church (Dr
PIumer'sl TO night ! before o'clock, on Sabbath,
o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
POSITIVE SALE.
VALUABLE HENRICO LAND.

On Tuesday morning April 5,h AZ 10 oielock r,..iso,
20 weather will sell auction in front Of
oes btother.s store valuable Land living
oSna,nns lI5l acres The tract is well umbered with
oak anu pine, AMI aIOns the land Of BTidsewafer Jan
ninss and others Terms made known on The dsS y, ssi
.,,-,.r., HENRY BLAREY
A Brother, Aucts 'S VI i"iOes
., b-Ihe former purchaser having complied with
the terms Of sale the above propetty with j,ss =
TUESDAY, April 9Th, without reserve "
APP HENRY RIaKEy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-02
BONNETs, HONNRTs

Iusr received, handsome assortment ~ the nswcsf
y and most fashionable styles of sprnr Bonpefa AZ
follows Straw. Lcahorn, Florence Braid hmsgone Zif
ferine Nuns, etc Also assortment ~ Arihcis FIos
sre CUNNfNGHANiS
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