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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02

2i6 neue Wchnbdufer uno l2 @erfifdnen
(inc pibreno eem leeten Sabr in Maldsaas
ton @itp errid,tet frcroen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02

lie Commercial Sant pcn Suffalce gaen.
pcrf, bat ibre @eidldfte eInseifsaf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-02-02

Sc bei6t oae cie teha ecmpooHie een
McrriS Ganal fure9lcs Sabr gcEiletbet babe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14
OFT u, FIRST e.lasli.A on, gr.al p,ineipl.,.n

RITCHIE.
This is one Of Ritche's inyocaiions to the De-
mocraey Let us first, e. before we quarrel. e.,
tab'ish our great principles a quarrel is consider
ell nevItable-and he would, before il takes place,
entrench himself behind the spoils. But how much
more time does he desire for the establishment of
his great principles Did he not have twelve long
years, with every thing his own way3 What was
he about during all that time, that he did not estab
Iish these great principles The Executive, Con.
sress the State Legislatures, were all with him
why did he neglect the precious opportunity ,
What guarantee have the people that he will mol,
again waste the means at his conmanj2 Give him
and his party power, and shall we not see renew
a OF the abuses, and administration, under the
effects Of which, this great Country is now groan-
ingi When they took possession Of the Govern.
men', at hrsl, the Country was IN a Aouushing con-
diion-every branch Of industry wns prospering-
the people were coniented-thc Treasury was full.
under their wise and bcncfcent rule the whole
scene was changed Bankruptcy and distress have
been substituted for nfluence and content. What
assurance have We, that they will not If restored
to power, continue to act rs they have heretofore
acted and still farther aggravate the evils of the
andl We have seen no evidences Of repentance or
amendment They hold the same doctrine now
that they did when they squandered millions upon
partisan invouriies-when they gave $4,000 for
tho hire Of a Steamboat, which was worth but sI5,.
600 when they gave 2 10000 Tor carrying Indians
bY water, who went by land-and when they wink.
cd at roguery in every department Of the public ser.
vice. They still contend that public Offices arc tho
legitimate spoils Of parsans-nnd Of course that the
ncumbents may use them for their own advantage
and 10 the ruin ofthe public. IS this the great prne-
pie, which they desire ardenty TO establish God
knows, the people have suffered enough from il al.
ready IN the bankruptcy OF the Government, the
paralysis Of trade and the corruption Of public mo.
rails. Is there any other great principle common to
them all We are conscious Of none. The Sub
Treasury was bitterly denounced Ivy the Editor Of
the Enquirer, and never zoalously supported save
by few. The overthrow Of our State Institutions
lis this ono Of the great prinoiplo2 Bankrupt
Law, confined TO State corporations-ns recon.
mended by Mr. Van Buron--is this anotherl
Standing Army in time Of poaco-is this snolher1
Each Of these may have is advoca,e--but VIC in
cine to Mr. Calhoun's opinion thnt the Spoiis-
Principle wos the only cohesive power which &C.
monted every fraction Of the party aud made it ono
harmonious whole
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14
so.,h,,J s,,o,u,- TaIImadge

smith, OF Indiana, Southland, sprague. Tallmadse,
White and woodbr,dge-25.
MIR EVANS pressed the amendment which he
hsd submitted on P'ior day, ,nlma,ing that gen.
uemaa could be heard ON the passage OF the bill
on Monday.
MIR BENTON sail he had an amendment which
he desired To Cfer.
Mr EVANS inquired Il il was separate pro-
position, or an amendment to his (Mr Esq amend
menR
MIR BENTON replied to the amendment
Mr. EVANS then moved an adjournment; which
motion nelns caIIied. the SenAle adlnmrnah.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

" we have frequently heard the inquiry:
no" 'oes " happen that Captain Tyler's very pc.
.I"'r conscience has faithful fac sim,L in each q
MS '""'net ofheersl They were oil Bank men,
except possibly, Messrs Upshur aud Legate. and
a' NIUE troubled with qualms. as the next Noone
ever mead them express serupes about any thing
'"a' was honest-un,il they entered tho Csbine,
anu "e captain discovered that he had conscience.
rhen OF sudden. they aseer,ained that they had
conscience too which exactly squared with thu, OF
me captain The thing look, strange to man up
tree. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14
POETRY.
Prom No,he,wsll's Poems.
IEANIE MORRlsON.

NV. wandered east, I've wandered west
Through moLy weary way,
hut oeVet, never can ioTgct
The 1--we OF hie's young day
The Gre that's hls~n 0n Rshsue cen
NAY Weelbe black gin Mule.
Hut blacksT IA awaits the heart
Where brri ioud 1--we grows cule.
~ dear, dear Iesnie Morrison.
The thoughts a. bygsnc ycars,
still n,ng their shadows over nay path,
And bind iny ecu vi tears,
They blind my cen WI saul, saut Tears,
Aud Fair and sick pine,
A. memory IDLY summons up
The bhthc hlnkS - langsyne.
Twas then We luvH ilk uher weel
Twas then We iva hid part,
swce, time sal time iva BARNS at seule,
iva hsirns. and but ae heart
Twas then We sat on ne laigh hink,
To leir lk iiher lear;
AMI tones aud looks, an1 Smiles were shed,
Remembered evcImair.
wonder, 1eanic. aften yet.
When sitting On that biuk.
Check touching cheek, loot lock'd In Loaf,
What our wee heads could think
When bath bent down over ac braid page,
WI a. bulk on our knee.
Thv hps were ON thy lesson, but
My le- son was n thee
oh, mind We how We hung our heads,
How checks brent red wi shame,
Mhcnccr The scule.weans lsushin' said,
We cck'ithegithet hame
Ani mind We a. the Saturdays,
The sculc then skailt NJ nOon,N
When We ran al To speelth braes--
The bonny braes - June
NV head runs round and round about
Wy heart flows like a sea,
A. anc ny ano the thochts rush back
~ scne time and ~ thee,
on, mprnin' life Ch, mornin' 1--we
On lichtsoue DAYS anl lang,
When hinnied hopes around our hearts
Like simmer blossoms SPrang'
oh mind We, luve. how All we LEFT
The .trAviu' dnsome toun,
t. waLder hy the green burnside,
Aud hear its waters Groom
THE simmer leaves hung over our heads,
The flowers burst round our feet,
All ia the gloamin o. the wool,
The thIossil whusst sweet
The ihrossil whusSlt IN the wood,
Tho burn sang To tho trees,
Aud We with Natures heart in tune,
Concerted harmonics;
And On tho Enowe ahunc the burn,
For hours thegither sat
IN the silcntnCss ~ 10Y, TIL bath
WfNery gladness Erat.
Az. ay dear Ieanie Morrison.
Tears tic died doun you check,
Like dew heads on arose, yet name
Hal ony power to speak'
That tune, a blessed time,
When hearts were fresh and young
When freely pushed an feelings iOrh,
InsylaJled-snsuug
marvel, Jelnic Morrison,
Gin have been to thee
A. closely twined W. earliest thocms,
As yc hae been 10 me-
Oh tell me gin their music fills
Thine car as u does mine,
Oh say GIN Ger your heart CTowsgrit
W. DRAWINGS o. augsyne'
I've wandered east. I've wandered west.
I've borne a weary lot;
But IA lny wandcTings, far OF near,
We never were forgot.
The iouui that first burst irae this heart,
sin travels on its way;
Aud channels deeper as Il rims,
The 1--we o. lte's young day.
q Hear, dci- Ieane Morrison.
since VIC were sindered young.
Nv" tcvct seen your face, nor heard
The music o. your tongue,
Euf could hug all wretchedness,
And happy could die,
ID. ? bui ken your heart sin dreamed
~ ~ cone days and me ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14
"SrARTLING INCONSISTENCY

-
III Will doubtless be remem bered bv our re,d.,.
that on the 18th Of December last, the I.,s;,,,,u,.
fused 10 allow the Banks longer license in tb.;, nm
oushlng dishonesty; three days after, reconsidera
non oil this vote was moved by MIR Le(twich of wv,b
county, who is a Democrat in name and IN no,L ;ns
else; seven individuals who had voted with IN. r,
Jertty only three days before wheeled .Lo,,, 49,,
went over 10 the Wings. thereby eh,np;p. ill., Ia
cSion OF the House and granting indus ence 10 ,ha
s~lnulns paper shops. The names Of these traitors
10 the cause OF the people are follows:
Mr. Lehwich of wy,he county; Mr. Wallace Of
petersburg; MIR Vaughan of Din widdie: Mr. Des
kins OF Floyd; MIR Tate of Smith; and M, Coed ,
son OF Washinston these betray. OF the people we
| and eSecration. ''
III these individuals all buttwo (Messrs y,ueb
an ana besklns) are, TO our profound sstonish.
ment-put IN nomination for re election. thrv even
nave the unblushing assurance to claim IN. s,onn,
o 'he uhoouSht Democracy of their several coun
ties; they dare even to wear the Democrats ,arb
ana assume the Democratic name Will the peooI,
forgive All Their monstrous alterations from poli,irnl
ehu re eject them TO again betray their dearest
Hsh'h Are the Democracy blindy welded TO
party that they will for political traitors such
rs thesei IL cannot 10. We had rather see Ar Omen
enemy elected than such hollow earted tre,cberou.
friends.
! "What has nstonished us most oC ,II IN Ri. 49,,
ter, IS the course pursued bv the Democracy NJ pa
tetSours IN re'nomnatins MIR Wallace Tor n seat m
INC legislature we look upon it as an act of poli,i
cal suIcie-as perfect and entire abandonment, a +,
tneir most iondly cherished principles Can A true
Democrat vote for man who has violated the 6,s,
uu'y OF public agent-who has refused nv ms
votes, ION moro than one occasion where the sxind
ing banks We're interested,l reflect the will of
mt,Jo1!y OF ms COMMUNICATIVE does tho bidding
OF The Banks upon MI occasions If this he co.. II,
the democracy OF Petersburg prove thus recreant
20 ther principles IN order to defeat a Wing. then
nave we been immeasurably deceived in relation 10
the;r character. We will not believe this-they
VIII make such an example of their bank bought
oand iaie as will be remembered in all time 10
come. "-POrtS. Chronicle.
III the Wings OF Wythe wish to obtain genu.
me victory they will vote for MIR Lefiwich-tb,n
whom we know Of 10 more Objectionable nerson in
,nls commonwealth. We forget-the Wings NAV
IKE treason but they must dcspise traitors In ,Lat
case MIR l.. will not secure their support We
know OF no other recomnen nd ton that he has IN
taeIF iavor but his being bought up by the Banks.
Wallace Of Petersburg, as two of the nrouJ,.t
democratic trumphs that could he achieved. IN
would he triumph Of honesty as we'll as iustice."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

~ See the sketch Of MIR Cr,tenden'. whole
'oueu wing speech IN the Senate. I, does one good
W 'eau 'ueh productions. lie is right in affirming.
'"' DISTRIBUTION is the great measure of the wbig
party IL may fail this year or aext-but 60 clearly
demanded by wisdom, and by justice to the
people and the States. that it will gain ground from
year 10 year, until it embraces nine-,enths of The
Amcrican people in tho list of ITS advocates
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14
QUES TION Ann ANewpp

The Madisonian Of Saturday. in ,,,,.,o u,oo
inc necessity Of sustaining the Presidsnt' saws,
Are the wants Of the nation less prss.ine. n,
cause Mr. Tyler is PRESIDENT"
We oohove Il will be conceded on ell hands tbot
that they are not-fU. 8. Coz.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

iCJ'Tho kanawha Loco paper is electoneerinr
for Mr. Thompson on The ground, that he voted Ia
receive tho money. That's a sign for you. Citizen,
But the fact ~ Mr. Thompson onlv voted for N,
receipt on conditions which would have defeated
INC receipt o. The money. When tho simple and
"akeu question OF MONEY or NO MONEY was
put 70 h'n' he said no moH,y. There is no mistake
about 'hs-as tho records Of the Senate will show.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

- PAINTS, OILS, sc.
INVITE Lead. Dry AMI in OIL
w Linaccd on Spirits TurpsHunc
NeTilgfis 100 Oh, Chrome Green
Whale OIL lamp oil
a., Ps'ners Colors and Brushes with assortment of
window 9ass, for sale.
APT ALEX DTfvAI A. Co
CHEAP COTTON AND SILK HOSE AND
HALF-HOSE
p " w. JENKINS will be found the following ebeap
| n Hosiery. e N''''F
n,cs Cotton HOSE a. ls 1Dc ls g. % ~ &c. and FINER
e lotion Hose q l@tc IT, 20c is Co. ls3d De- and finer
- ~ bed Cotton Hose, fine ~ ~ g. - D. ETC.
| 49,, " tle and told Cotton Hose of an kinds
| 80, VINO and hlscE silk Hosiery, of an kinds
- nen WI hnd Unblcached Cotton hall Hose Al IL
All ~ sna hncf Aao, every description Of st Hose
an, I'M ~ on hosiery now opened smounts IN iO0O doz
/ - "'' ~ sou cheap by single pair OF dOz. apl2
NV No chppodIIerdogs- for ssle
W ~ n N BURTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14
MECHANICS ASSOCIATIONS.

IstfINFt " T-Fyt9FVT EIpV
The directors have the pleasure TO announce, that
they have obtained tho consent Of Professor Espy.
" deliver Lecture before tho association, e1plana
tory Of his Interesting theory OF storms. As his
engagements prevent his giving fulI course. the
present lecture will be the last in tho city, and will
be synopsis Of his entire theory. IL will be rem
dorcd plain possible to those who did not hear
the previous course, as we'll as those who DID; and
- hoped by the directors that the members Of the
association and tho friends Of science, will avail
themselves Of tho opportunity offered
Tickets may DO had NJ tho bookstores, NJ 80
cents admitting lidy and gentleman.
Members can obtain their tickets at the door %
the Constitutional tsrns.
Lecture 10 commence AZ 9 o'clock.
The Lecture will take place IN tho Saloon Of the
ODD Fellows Hall.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

NEE s'e Just 40 times as many ignorant ps Cpl, IN
p,Sio','o"' I" W'se's disirie. there are IN Con
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

Mr.. WISE some weeks since, glorihsd his Dis
trict on the ground that no newspaper was pub
lishod within It's limits. This indirect attack upon
the fraternity, has provoked some member Of Il to
look into the condition tntoIIeetuaD Of this happy
region. The following is tho result, as We find it
In tho Cincinnati Chronicle
"Iho District is composed Of the counties Of Ac.
comnc, Northampton, Gloucester, Mathews, York,
Warwick, James City and Williamsburg. The
population Of these counties is composed thus'
Whites. 25,127
Free Blacks, 5.56G
Slaves, 22.2D
Census Of 1910, 1898
Census Of 1880, 1890
The dis,ric, has therefore decreased since 1880,
1851. The want Of newspapers, then, has not ad'
cd 10 is prosperity.
There arc in tho district about 1000 white per-
sons over 20 years Of age. Oftheso, 5,lf5, or more
than ono quarter, can neither rend nor write
The whole State Of Connecticut, with three hun.
drod thousand white inhabitants, miserable land
Of schools newspapers, factories and pumpkinsl
las only sos, who do not read or write. That IS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

Attention called sala Of elegant Furniture La
des' shoes aud various other Miscellaneous Goods THIS
Morning, m front OF store Al 10 o'clock
| INLoES & BROTHER
CHOICE AND VALUABLE BOOKS
Will be sodat7i o'clock in tie evening. Catalogues are
now ready.
az II LAB, Aucis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14
1.rcrnnR rnls EvRNlNn

ICJn Mr.. EsPY has accepted an invitation, by
the Mechanics Association, TO deliver Il single Lee
ture. explanatory Of his Theory Of Storms. The
Lecture will be given. This Evening, at the odd
Fellows Hall, commencing precisely at o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14
CLARkE's OFFICE.
81 Frll,v Nlnh, ne, 80


Lees6urg, Extra Class No 10. To be decil led Ly the
drawing u Jersey city. No 40. Capials-SiG 90 2sa
sou 900 500 5sH }su 1875 10 OF 1900 10 Of 60 ec Is
Nos-l5 drawn. Tickets SI2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14
ANOTHER FIsKY EDITOR,

The Portsmouth Chronicle, published in Norfolk
county IS new edition OF Mr. Fisk's Republican.
Judging from the paragraphs subjoined, il ha, no
tolerance for Democratic bankism-the verv wo,,,
species OF bank-ism, it must oe confessed. wh.,
such sentiments as these are uttered by one Demo
GRAFT against others we greatly err in predie,
'hs 'hat "oIo~-up" must take place at no distant,
day. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

For Friday at the Exchange HoieI, at }, O'Clock.
M1n.ngala, No Pfizss-75oo, 25I l5o0 IIGI, 100
10 Of go, etc. TckeisS1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14
NJ A r | N E .
PORT OF RICHMOND.

PORT OF RICHMOND.
llgh Water this day, at 81 o'clock, p. NJ.
ARRIVED.
Schr Adrian, Pitts Norfolk, s1ndrics,
SAILED,
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore, To
bnccO.
Sioop Sally Ann white, Gwatmey Smithhtld.
S-hr Amty, Eoeli,b, New York, Conl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14
a CARD;

ID. =. GARBANATI begs leave most respeetfruv 90
inform his friends au1 the pubic that be Ise irn
ported, direct from London article for the fnanufrtr
~ summer Hats, which be be- will please an persons
fond n wearnEa light Hat Hi5ofA beautiful drb coor
far lighter than LeEh0fn, and ventilated 30 tsf n viii
keep the head perfectly cool IL viii warrant Hats ma a
on iis material ~ be waterproof In fact, they will be-
such an article cannot 'al 90 please any pergon wiz
may wear and will be sold II the low price ofsf an
AGRICULTURE, GARDENING, sc.
IlOWNiNGS Landscape Gardcnng-A Treatise ON
Theory and Practice 0fIanfscape GARDENING adsrfe,i
90 Norm America, will, Remarks on Rural Architecture
Illustrated hy cnEfavinKF
JuhnsOn's AErc ufural Chemistry
New American Gardner, by Thomas q TeereuIeu
The American Gardner. by WIN Cobbeu
Tucker ''
him.rong on Agriculture, with Notes by Bue
Ihapials Agricultural Chemistry
The Poultry Yard, Nv Peter DOFweI
The Theory oi HORTICULTURE, by John TaiHey
HE Nov American Orchardsf, by WIN Eenslrt,k
The Sylvs Americana ~ 10 frown
Lebgs Organic Chemistry n Agriculture and Plyre,.
lDEy, for sale NJ tho Bookstore n w
APPS SMITH, DRlNKER NORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

irFAUDUBoN's BIRDS OF AMERICA
Nos. 81 and - received. Subscribers arc par
ticunriy requested 10 call for ~ cir numbers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

drawing Il Jersey City, No 30. Capias-SiG GU. 2ns
Nos-i5 drawn Tickets So.
For Friday at the Exchange Hoter at J, O'Clock.
Mun"nealia, Sols. Ptizss-75Ol, 300 l5O IICL lluo
10 Of sou, etc. Teketss2
For Saturday, &c April, at Alexandria, to he re.
ceived Monday morning.
Monongala. Class Z. Pnzes-s3oro, 10000 CG0. $50
S,n 800 2l'5. 3 Of no etc. 1iekels SO
Ia Tie United states Court for the Eastern District Wiz
gnia l4th April. 1872
the matter u bankruptcy oi Robert VI. saurdor. o
the city OF Richmond, IN The Eastern Virginia District
/ The aid Robert VI. saunders who las Jcen iee,s.J
hsTnp oy THIS Court havin: filed petition praying oi
h discharge IL Is ordered, That thereof be 10 b.
ished 40 newspaper published IN the city ofRehu'ond
uayS Al ieSs before te s Of july next, when
the city II Richmond, and ali creditors who have prove
their debts, and oher persons in interest NAV e, d,
the said time and place and show cause fany ~ I,vs
whythe prayer Of the said pefoner should DOT be grant
agli wll~ " jos + n.rrLrY. DC
SILK sCARF-, Sc.
pLACK and co.oureis six searfs
ID Gauze sni -ilk HdkE
Black and coioret silk shawls
Green worstcd Rireee
Bacs and white SILK Lsres
Bobtiners and wash Blonde, etc etc
good assortment % the above Goods. received and
for sale cheap, al CUNNINGHAMs
ap rev aud cheap eashdry gosdss,ore.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
INVITE and black six net Gloves
DO 10 Cotton 10
Do 30 30 Hose
Coloured cotton Hose
whie ard coioufeI cotton hall Hose-jns' received
ana ior sale low a. CUNNlNGHAMH
ap - New and cheap cash store
lanes RIVER a. KANAwHA SCRIP
- AND BONDS WANTED, for when the mar.
ket price viii he gwen, 10y
az u JOHN y GORDON
FAY. ROBINSON,
.7TTOR.NEY 1T Law.
WILL attend the Courts held no the CIV Of Richmond
w once : doors below the Exchange Bank
a. u d6
$4,000
nLD VIRGINIA STATE PER CENT
- STUCK the interest payable in spece-fr sale.
az ~ FRY 20.
ENrbY LAMPS Of euure ne~ patterns. can be
IL seen by calling CHA-. sTEBBtSs,
China sore. opposite swan Tavern
--p ~ ShockOeHll
10 the UnteJ States Court Tor ths Fasf.r ,tr,c f "a,
-.e. Einis, 1871 April, 1-il.
| { ,toh1E y SWAMI, ~ the county u Chest.rfeff.
-, having t'ed petition praying that be NAV be- a.,
Chtl uansrupf. Hts ordered that all person. cl,irr
y" DC ct'Iurs OF the Ed George T.. sNann fhow can. !,
~ uie O9nil Oh the l@ day of May next VII, tLe -,i
george n nWaun DO not declared Bsnkriruf rrrsr,t ~
inc act Congress In that behalf AMI mat rnv IN III.
order be published DO the Newspapers accoriinr n, IN .
RI and 2ith rulcg 81 Court w. ''''
copy. Tcue,
ap " Wv HENRY GIBSON, OK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

CASTORS, CASTORS.
DfEASE call and look or my new stock " g. g. e and
/ h0lo. German silver and Plated Cast1rs Tho ar,
fresh Ooads msuy Of than styles Please all and
snnina them, CHARLES ETEBBiNS,
apH China and GLASS store, opposite swan Tavern.
4 OORiNC GLASSES At REDUCED PPn.Es-vib
- view n clearing on ny present stock Of LOOKING
Glasses will sell them much 0wot Than my f1rmo prc
Purchasers are invited 90 CEaInno fhcmaf
CffAS HrEnHINg
apH China store shoc zoe nm
CARACCAs FLOrANT iNDIGO-5 Ceroons Indigo Of
~ superior quality, for sale.
apli "a q WINSTON.
I INsEED OIL-H bbls Lingeed Ol-for sale
IL ap ~ ALEX DuVAL a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

WHITE LEAD-A constant supply a. uanufactu
'p, e DAVENPORT ALLEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14
AU CLIO CARD.

JOHN CRUMP, Inspector.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

For Saturday &c April, at Alexandra, to he re.
ceived Monday mornins,
Mnnongala. Class T.. Puzes-s31UO I0OOo coo 5..o
3pju, 200, 2l95. = Of zoo, etc. 1ickets sIo
ia CHA-T AREC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

FLOUR Inspected in the Corporation of Freder-
'cksburs, the Quarter ending the Sis, March, 1912.
$500 Bis. Supeifine.
IS Fine.
lol Middlings.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14
$4,000

{ LD NIHGINA STATE PER CENT
- STOCK, The interest payable IN specie-fr sale.
eb ~ FRY 4 90.
ErNTHY LAMPS Of eutirc new pstern.. e,n M.
- seen by caHnE az CHAr. sTEBBtNs
-, China sore, opposite swan Tavern.
~ ~ ElOc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-14

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