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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12

c0TrssPsaslsnee Of fAs Ualisd Sfaiss eassn..
wAsutsorox Nav A. IS4l


You have probably learned hat your Col
leetor, Jonathan Roberts Esq, has returned to
your city, having 6een unsuccessful in enteA-
voring TO persuade MIR Tyler 60 listen 10
wiser eounSels than those which prompted hio,
to determine upon the removal OF some 2s or 30
men from once wtthont cause, for cause he dare
no, svow to the American people
MIR Roberts, learn, had short but decisive IN
tervie~ with the Executive They met es old
iiends, out parted as men part who are determined
each upon his own course and their courses lie IN
opposite directions. Mr. Robert. was ieeniv and
sensibly affected; that he cares Tor office for ne
Is practical firmr who holds his own plough,
w'eids ms own axe, swings his own scythe and
ctau'e, anu says Come boys" and not $50 bows, 10
ms men' nc Is true democratic republican of the
OLD thoroushbted strain nnt 81 far above office tbn,
neither IT'S dignity nor omoluments hold out The
least temptation to him to swcrye from the straight,
FORWARD pain he has always pursued, nor to bnrter
away that sterling integrity, and firm adherence 10
republican principles. which have won for him the
proud ute OF an honest man, and secured the rcspoct
and esteem even OF his political opponents "Mod
ern desencracy has not yet reached him." and if
any have thought To use him as an instrument to
punish men charged with no crime, not permitted tn
lace their accusers m the broad aud open day. nor
TO defend themselves IN the face OF the world he or
they have mistaken their man, and have vet To
learn that there are still those m the community
however much Il may Prise them 20 hear II, who
wh sevet crook the pregnant hinges OF the knee
that Thrift may follow hwnng."
have SAID, and repeat, that Mr. TYLER i, WALKING
upon the brink OF a preeipce his best and truest
friends hIs danger aud lament that he listens tn
The voice oi those who care only for themselves
They sow the seeds of dsttust in the hone To ather
the harvest OF confidence
OLIVER OLDSCuOOI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12

Excess Of shlnmsnls IN $50.

Extrac, from the Bombay Times OF Juiv 1871.
"COiioV-lu the article OF cotton o one il arrears
we have received supp y oNcetd,r. tini of the
sane period IN the psev.ous ycsr by = SIS, SOB
pounds, or assuming a screwed bale 20 average 3
cwL equal TO lu5,S7i screwed ba .es which ~ We
take the actual increase q; SO ,acs as already st7.
ed, would give an average price ior each ta.eoi r.
5S,-a rate, as every merchant Will achuow,..-e.
not very wide OF the truth. We state this as con
irmatory OF the general accuracy of the st,to-
ments, the same results being deduced tom differ
ent data.
"On carrying out our inquiries further and OK
aiming into the supplies OF cotton b-oush to mar
/ kei during the II months ending the 3lst Nav. We
ind that the result is well calculated 10 ..t,nis-
those who have not been marking tie prosressiy .
increase OF this product, but have been dive ing
with hnced security on their reco'lecuons of VII.
used TO constitute large supply, VIZ 100000 to
25OOOO bales. IL appears, then, that from the lst
! June, ls4O, 10 the LIST June, 1871, nc imports Of
cotton into Bombay have amounted TO ia 2l2 ,755
pounds, or, on the previous average OF 3. cwt 10
the bale, SOC taes little shor. of halt mi ion
screwed bales. This is a larger quantity than
America produced up 10 the year lS2G, ana more
than was consumed 10 England during the same
| year.
an 1925, the entire production OF the United
States, amounted only to 1863 SD, 600 pound tho
IL years alter, IN 1887, u had reached ii42iI 3-
pounjs.-Nide, McCul.ock, article Cotton
"As further encouragement 10 the cu.,ivaiors
VIC may tt@tt Nllnt llc consumption OF t4sf Ind.
cotton ~ Great Britain, has increased Ir q greater
ratio, than that OF any other quality wla,syer. ln
lsl6, at which period the average price of Amer.
can uplands was Is pence, and that Of scrat Isl
pence, the consumption of American was 3u35
bales, and East Indian 207 bales g,r yg.rE L.
1889, when the average pnce OF Cp.4nts ..-s =
peace, and SCrats 81 pence. the consunp.irn 3D..
American was 1864, aud East indian =. l. p4ci..
ages per week; the increase IN % years Of lie llst
beng IN the ratio Of ten one, and that Of the f
barely four to one. In the same penoi, consume
ton Of Brazilian, Egyptian. and YVES, Indian og,i
I tiles had not doubled"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
MIR. VAN BuRRN AT NASHVILLE.

On rhureay, tho 2G.h ult about o'clock, r.
NJ, Mr. Van Buren,, FIX President Of the United
States, nnl n number Of gentlemen 10 carriages and
on horseback made his formal snfree into the CITY,
The cavacado consisted Of about three hundred
cuzens, preceded by tho Nashville Blues: and after
passing through several streets, stopped at the
Nashville Inn, where rooms Ind been prepared Tor
him. On the Public Square, there were assembled
some ton or twelve hundred persons; but there were
70 bursts Of enthusiasm, such as We have witnessed
on other md similar occasons-no throwing up Of
caps-the wcikin did NOT ring with shouts Of ap
p.ause-but a i. was done respectfully, dccently and
m order. Mr. Van Buren, being conducted TO the
rooms prepared Tor him, received tho congratulations
Of lbs friends with cosy dignity, and wo wtro
pleased 10 remark that largo number Of his polit
cal opponents waited upon him, and wcro received
with equal poitcncss. In the evening, Mr. Van
Buren, md VII PluIding, az the invitation Of tho
manages visited The Theatre, to witness the repro
scntnton Of London Assurance" The house was
full 10 Overlooking, and that fine comedy was per
formed with great spirit.
Mr. Van Buren,, We understand, will leave 10 day
for the Hermitage, and aitor remaining short time
with Cen Jackson, will visit Kentucky, and pass y
few days at Ashland on tho express invitation Of
Mr. Clay.-NashuHs wig.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
NOTICE

VIZ 1000 i'f Ene -e agent ilf fhc sale ~ the proIue.
u.H "i iNe Ifeis-dr Iron Company is prepared a..
.' 'iI' d. "t r.'ry desc rpuon of cast AMI fnafea
%. .. ih' n- uu lrUu if"m 10 - inches vide Of
NF f'I iH eSu's rnuui and siuare from ID a. "A
W '., htni, hoop, oval. half rYuui ami scroll iron.
'.'"'' I'VE Axle. screw Mouiisi box aud nanrc IRON
lni '." I'nnify mo Company arc prepared ~ make
ntit every description of ttstnRs, embracing Tol,rr
if, 1rInf iHr Er.t mis, c1ftpn fsctor.e1 and ,..
N- o.. '.t .Ni 100 siuis nf t4II road work
Do nN.F .NtNE hefu recently erected No fIrfr ark-
'.' '. cr. n te r1fth shucnf have now rIi,ttrt,.
.r H.f if"u WiHe ot uniformly good qualify ami ,gIc,
Poo IRON will bc manufactured from refined rt
metal l..' u.itrly. ' '"-
ONO .n Cary street near tie lower end n tho B,.ip
I'e '.I X ANUEUZDN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
srATrmrsr or roBAcco.


''S ON 'Anl...'.....-. Hos
SUGAH-Nc have had quiet hut steady
market daring he past three days; and the sales
which cmbr,cc j9l hide, were chiefly lor shipn,cn,
- :hc uoiih. Tie St'cN on the Leve. "a now on
rae dtcs the recent begin 10 I'LL of conSi-
ccslt. v. We quote 2ia5lc as the rates for OK.
'tcHe 'a'it.cs; trt We remark that choice lo;s
WHICH sue now r'yrly met with, would command a
i.ac.,on beyond our outside f-urts There have
,rop no ts'Ssactions on plantation.
lt'vanl Srsats 'uiiuue dull, and difficult of sale,
a. urev.cus quotations.
MCLASSES-Sre our las: there has been
pretty steady inquiry for this article; nnd several
lois ave changed HANDS Tor shipment 20 the eastern
markets. In prices We have no change to notice.
and Qu1.c RON l2.-lI-, according to the cnnli,,n
OF the packages. We ore not INFORM d of any
s..t>0n o. iuta',1n.
FLOUR IL our previous review we no,i-od ,La,
tac U- g., vas 20 dropping condition. anj snce
t"cn 70 Improvement las taken place IN the dc
uaCi. which &c IN has been manly confined TO the
wants o' consumption. We have only heard o.
800 tu!s taken tor export, at 81 62., which is now
The 70 Ing p,ices f'r superfne. IAc receipts con.
tInuc IN n large sc1le.
WESTERN PRODUCE-The Provision mar
he, remains m the same wretchei condition pre-.
vously rO;cet IN fact, the depression appears to
increase every day and low prices are now il is
impossible 10 say when they are likely to touch
bottom. Ne are to-day compelled to make fur.
iHes reduction IN our figures, and they are still
'criirs downward. We quote Pork. Mess, IS 90.
rrime, So 90, NJ. o. 1915 6 90: P. o. S475as 81
u1; S'f Prime, - p. Beef, Mess. in bbls $40;
bali -oj 30 a - Prime, in bbls - = 90.
Lard IS IN pretty good request. at a 4lc; and
strictly choice article will bring sc. BAcon-Hams,
4c; S Jos, 2, Shoulder, &c.
Nt!lShEH-The market has been very mac.
tive since our last, and rec,hei is freely offered at
li., without inducing purchasers beyond immed.-
1'e wants. We quote II li.c.
ENCHANGE-1h he demand for bills since our
last n's been very moderate, and the rates have
again Slightly rccedcd. We now quote Sterling.
.al0i per cent prem; Francs. > l. i5 90; New
ok, GO ts. . q. per cent Prem; 30 ds 4aiI do.
10 DO -. SHIT Checks - n 6 do
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12

~ Mr. TYLER, It is reported, points with tn.
umph to the result OF the Virginia Elections, and
says: "Behold my popaipiy!" The Court Gazette
re-echoe5 the sentiment Of his Excelency, and the
whole court circle Is in eXtacios at the idea OF his
Moissty's Overwhelming popularity in his native
State Vanity Of yanries
We have no objection whatever to the construc
ton put upon the Virginia Elections by the court.
Tia; construction may pass as correct for aueht we
c,re We leave thot matter to be settled between
the allied powcrs-thc Junto and the Adminis,ra.
ton. II Mr Tyler will pay the Junto money enough
they are desperately necdy-possibly he can oh.
tain from them M acknoweds cement, TINT the vic.
tory IS all Of hs achieving, and that t shall onure
10 his benef'. Between them, they arc welcome
to the whole Of tive claim no part or lot ~ it,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
Correspondence Of the u. S. Ga:si,s.
Washington Nnu 9Th Isl


y. Y. CUSTOM HOUSE ROGUERIES.
had only time las; night, to give you Homo
opathic dose OF the New York Custom House vii
aInies, disclosed oy the report OF Mr. Poirdex,er,
one Of the Commissioners appointed to investigate
that sink OF corruption, Just printed and sent TO mem
bers. | will now enleavor TO give you, IN us sma n
space as possible, the substance of some 10 pages
Of this precious document.
stated in my las, letter how a certain George
A. WATSON, public storekeeper had, in three years.
received $9i, 43o %, Tor carriage and labor without
producing any vouchers 10 authorize the allowance
oil this sum any other, besides a salary Of 600
per annum, large sums Of money Tor attending trials
at Baltimore and Philadelphia coal taken from tina
belonging TO the Custom House. for his own use
goods abslracted from the Public Stores, and the
labor OF men employed and paid by the government.
also told you how this man charged government
from tiso 10 fee d5l!Irs load Tor carting goods,
when merchants and others only paid from 81 to
50 cents per load, hauled the same distance-each
p,ckoge hauled by his cart being charged as a
load, though six, eight or ten packages were taken
at a oad. This is Of the frauds praclisel upo
the government. believe I also stated that this
honesi George 4. WATSON was continued by Mr.
Curtis, precisely as he had been placed 10y Jesse
IIoyt, that the same ox,ravagant and irauiu-
lent charges for carriage and labor, which had b-en
sanctioned by Iloyt, were continued under Mr.
Curtis, with full knowledge Oh his par, OF the
outrageous prices charged
Believing your readers and the public generally
will have been made sufficiently acquainted with the
character ofihis MIR WATSON by the slight notice I
have taken OF his transaetor, shall dismiss him. to
take up and look at
ne nuourf n ,+sney Srpeui.t Ir ffa,ionars i The
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
n a. a. u R v
MA v


feels never hte ia every gale,
The ~tnd-. thai fan the flowers,
Aud With their welcome breathing nm the sail,
Tell Of ssTcneT hours
Of hours that slide uoieh away
ncneath the say Of MAY.
The sl,irt Of the gentle south wind calls
PROM his blue throne of air,
Aud where his whispering voice tn music falls,
Bcauty ~ budding there,
The biieM ones OF the valley break
Their slumh srs, AMI awake.
The waving Vctduie rolls along the plain,
Aud the Wide forcst waves,
To welcome back It's playful mates again'
A canopy of leaves,
And from its -afkcniug shadow hnats
A Eush Of trembling notes.
Falrer aud brighter sptcsisthc reign OF May
The ttesscF Of the woods
With the iight ,iallying Of the Ncsi'wind play,
And the tuft.brimuinr floods,
A. gladly In their goal thcS run,
HAL the returning sun.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
FRAUDS IN ELECTIONS.

The New York papers contain detailed state
ments Of enormous frauds perpeirated by the Locos
IN the late CRY Election. One item IS, that 80 or
GO coNvicrs were taken out Of prison tho night
preceding the Election, quarersd at the watch
houses, and next day oiued to tho polls and made
to vote the Locofoco ticket. The voters were wor.
thy Of the candidates and the cause
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12

The Madisonian persists IN 1t, Tint there IS an
alliance between Mr. Clay and Mr Benton. II an
the arguments II adducos favour Of its assertion,
have no more truth than one respecting us, VIC
fear It's apprehension will never DO realized. It
says, ,hnt we published the whole Of Mr. Bcnton's
attack upon the Administration respecting the s.,
Louis Post Odcc, and withheld Mr. Merrcks re-
ply. There is not a word Of Truth in this We
copied a sketch oil both speeches from a Washing
ton or Baltimore paper, and Mr. Mcuck's appeared
70 be as fully reported as Mr. Benlons.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS, FRIDAY NIGHT,

Maj ). is42.
The business Of the pas, three days has again
been very eircumscribed, and our markets have ex-
pereneed no improvement, whatever Money con.
Thurs light and eanno, be obtained good seeuri
" unless at oneTous rates of interest.
The weather has been favourable to out door
business. The river remains at the same stage
previously noticed.
COTTON-Auved since the e9th ultmo, OF
Louisiana and Mississippi. 1920 bales; Tennessee
and North Alabama, 3,5l9, together, 5,739 bales.
Cleared IN the same time, Tor Liverpool 1914 bales
llavrc, 4,372; Antwerp. III; Bremen, 20, New
orb, 30, Boston, 255; together, l0,67s bales;
making reduction in stock OF 1883 bales; and
leaving on hand, inclusive Of al on shipboard not
cleared this Jay, a stock of ii3 SIS bales.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
l~ll. SEPT I, stock on hand 1920
Received last three days S12g
bo previously 6.SEO 6STO9
6sgls9
Cleared since 81 h instant 1902
10 previously o7i6i9 bSS09l
stock on hand ii3S7s
Since our review Of Friday last. tho Cotton mar
kct has somewhat recovered from the effects of the
late unidvorablc European adviccS, and the trans.
actions have been to a iair extent, embracing on
Saturday, 5000 bales. yesterday, 1900; and to-
Gay, S,O0O, together 1000 bales. In prices no
further change has occurred; the very ordinary de-
ScrpuonS continue difficult of S'le whilst the finer
grades fdy maintain their previous position.
lNER DtlOI. "A SSIEIcATInN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
LOOK AT THIS

WILL hc open In few daysa large collection of IN
w cravings and Paintings. all framed In the modern
Phllclphr style Of gli frames. This collection numbers
be- l 2@5 pictures the largest collection offered
NE Richmond Market, 10 public sale The argcg portion
Of them arc fine cngmvinrs, bY Tho best European sol
American Artists, and every person of common iwlamsnt
knows than Enc Erafasing well framed ar suporics a.
The n0ern ol daubs daily exhibited as OIL faintnKqAt
public suction, some, called paintings Indeed,
" ft Tor chimney boards. and degrade The arts. whlg
Enapvurs fom History Scripture Pieces, Romance, Sc
calculated a. Improve morals, advance and rofnc
tac, aud culuvatc The mind Tor Improvement IN the
Also 40 Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, from ~ nv ~
frames.
uB- Duo notice will be given At tho unc and plsco Of
sale. ma ~ dh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
EXCHANGE OUT DOORS-


VIZ subscriber having been engaged IN the Ir,tI ay3
d .trrry business, 90 New York ami Pm a.irlnbi,
20 ir lt eleven years has associated with himself NJ,
-.i-f- ilrusou n this cry, aui commence Ifi-i.
..s 'li- fay, under the iim of Bolton = HARRISON
Rcam IuI My Hb,I~i2 NJ Hc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
LJvERPUOL TRANSPORTATION

ItEACtO-Ihe market has preserved very
Grtci -ppcatance wi:hin the mast lew days and the
sales have merely reached $50 hhds. at previous
prices. Buyers appear disin;ncd 10 operate
less alta reduction.
Arrived since the 29h ul'. 37i hhds. cleared IN
The same time, Tor ilaNre SEQ hhds; Bremen eco;
Anl~crp. 37G; CAi,z and market, 22O; Palermo
t.; Ncnruda. o; New York, L., Charleston, 800:
;c.cihcr e,2tt hhIs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12

Fro'n LoHdoa c.-rs,pludsHfoC me " y Jour. com
The Lord Mayor Of London has been c'et,ed a
hHronci, gud ms it is customary 10 & We the same
rank 10 The Lord Mayor ol Dublin, Sir Robert
Peel was asked why similar honor had not been
bestowed upon MIR OConncl, but he sheltered
himself under he pc1 Of p5erogatye, and declared
that he would not state 10 the Commons his reasons
Tor, or for not, recommending individuals 10 the
special favor Of the Crown. Tie insult 10 O'Con
nell is personal in the extreme 10 the burecsses of
Dublin most offensive, and to the public generally
Il looks paltry and vindiciive. II should he re-.
mcmbcrod that OConne' refused the Mnstcrship
Of the Rolls IN Ireland, next to the Lord Chance llor
20 rank aud also peeroge that was then rendered
him by tho Wings.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
GENTLEMEN SUPERIOR DRESS
BOOTS-MlI.ES MAKE.

WE have Just received, fresh supply " Gcnenen
w superior Dress Boots, manufactured iy Iseoi
HlIea Am Nv which invite the afienfou ~ gontle
men. " hbidINGION s. co,
INA 10 Mansion House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
NOTICE


M N' 'uheisi''' u- gu"nei thcir Store attl..
corn Above fh- Banks Slam street fiiiv 49, ID,
r.if' .i ... public patronage. All medicines ami
i.i. ' w.. hs compounded with great care am no
i' I' N 100 any case. Articles NAV Ice obt,,iu.,,
-,aHy hHat iu i'c night
MOTION 4 uARnIsnN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
NEW Rooks-A1u1,


7 W. RANDOLPH & co. lave receive D t-e.f. -.....
~. recommendation u Phrenoiogy 90 his fniIIau of
icteTs ~ tie rtasf In asercs Ofnot very dI eff.r
lay al Tue Italian Islands ffou Doe catii,f ages a f
present fine, 10y William Tpal1irg, Professor VI RHe-.
rio, InNcrt'tg OF EdInhWg- vols. Library
An Introduction fo Greek prose composition with s0
IOus NrlHuatury exercises, iu which II f.. frr.,.
principles II Greek syntaH are fully calculated b. CI
Anthoui l. ID
Persona ReeoeeGons and Conformity. T4,c. o., Char
AprcfioaI Grammar Il The English Tarsu.s.. or,r m
U"lHchou comlp-iHou boo which .rrsu.ef are elias Id.
h'l'hl. verbal lorns sni prascs iy Hagen, VI au
Gums Domestic MclcInc nr Poor MANI Tr.n.f ,...
hiiou, with many Improvements.
Espy' Theory pi So uts
Use Ot Brandy AMI SAT- a enc Iy Tor vlrto,,...
LongieiIow's Haiisrif. rat b.
SIuAR1 FANlLLA CREAM candy iY-f ra.r,-.-l
, fresh from New York fpr sale
BOLTON 4 HARRISON.
'"a " corner above no" htuks, M4uaf
CELATlNE or REFINED ISINCIA-- ...r.r.a,.1
~ ucic ot making y anc Mango, J,hc-. ... vii. DO
tccuOHs for use, f.r sale.
BOLTON s HARRISON.
Drugauts aus Aporlecaues. corl,r aloscf., Hau.s.
mr.. VI. NUNS ELIXIK OPIUM M
al thc valuable Iuifios ol Opium. without r. I..
anu Do. c'.Hs prime PIES supply fs..ttI .UI Tod. ..
Qua W LHELl, JouNsToN a iirIi
/ SLLENITE AND PULVERINE. r,--, -
] - lrpf'i article ilr Dying tIe luf auburn. tr.E
! brown, will out llifiYuaI assistance
lheinveutor haviuI Tor long tune turned bod. ,f.e,r
g1l1o lToilei9g Of in oiclcous DYE, whereby fr.y.
kcl, uf lEut Hair might Doc ruausei fa 4. u..,. .
colour Dee now las the grauf .ston fl aur.i,r. t .
ll is ,hI't'nuff. aus rel tDfi. U... f
! pughS i,c re-HI ~ Dos care aHI l1u0ur.
n V NoinIury fU fIe fsu need Na l-rr,f,,.l.f d.,
TIE Hclcnre fu.vcunr nor wI urgsu. .ft.. f, .....
directions VIII accompany each bottle Tic ...,,l.
iufer is FchF LuudOni Pcriumeur. Paris
| For sale onyH T.. DuuNNS.
] |f d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12

insse comparative statements hre made from the
vouchers furnished To the mmssionors by the
AUDITOR oi The Custom lloutc. They were made
not ln CONSIDERATION Of the amount Of expenditure,
g.l 70 sAhioi inr specimen Of every other eHpen.
diure' gfclt and small m tho Custom House. fora
series Of years post.
nero vas expended, Tor books, stationary. and
pruning during The lost quarter n Mr. How'd Col
ec'oT'hipi including 90 days which Mr. Morgan was
:" o'nee' ie" Joys before the secord quarter, the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
TO MERCHANT TAiLORs AND CLOIn
IERg


A = PRIVATE rAtE, Tor iow days 'n7 imported
~ rUmrirfr Hrauffmcnf n the mos fashionable Nr.f
ura of fr fchcsf styles, Including Cashmere. Chaly
ufura. China silks, Nolvct, &c , together with Gnf
election u China aud Brazil Ciuilis.
Aso fi,ree dozen fnc French Mcfin0 Goats aud ,o o
voice Of Tbfesd Eainga snd ffcriurf f1f r over ou,
store 1NLOET a BROTHER, Auets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12

u UI"'I .En'1 hlvns l0rlci UcTmlnently IN RIrh
4 H"n' respectfully inyifsF she attention of allies AMI
30 hu'm.u Ns'ung Dental operations perfornc l. to h..
tf- l"i ch'ire assortment Of I1cprruptibe Teeth and
' N'ii'i 90 iuscftua on gold plate, by Atmosphere
it'tni Springs aud clasps or with pyots, hffe arrt-
i-.tF 'u p.ut Of color figure Sc so as fn clu,. ia.
.. '.nt n detection and Boz nearly all cases per.
' i-'iN BOO utsilcauon lie will .rform an nc-ess,.
" 'nt DO le Teeth. both tor thcir beauty anime.
Exchange Utus. Il y Iu-t,-,,, . ne
. ''I-.fH- WIN PiImrr, ID d. Gem Pest,p H.
tiI stilfnr pr Hrbc trough CenT Pcyfou DR. Il 4.
f...I ami sidney = Baxter. E4q nj. ~. 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12

MO. anla Of our Mofs, or Jock Hinton Tho Guards
~ man. by Harry lorrcuucf- gcccivcIu,is tt,v
Also, fcw more copies ~ Tho Wavcry Novels com.
pirfc. fof ef.or DC per No. ~
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TO COUNTY, MERCUANTS.
TtHT received this LAY. which will be- Dli N unprccO.
~ teutrd Inv prircr-
Itrivy brown French Linen Ddnng
~ rrara Cloth
andf hlcnchcd ShirUnFa
90. 9.g aud % brown ShIrtinra
~ Pail River Prints
White Dutch UfnnrH
ponncfs. SC ali Of which will BIO SOLD AZ such prices
ms IL W MEREDITH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
VIRGINIA HOUSE

fI'IilS we'll known establishment will hereafter be con-
ductedhy ilic suhscrlbcr. who hopes by proper
gard Dflr roIufnr NJ her rura mont fhHre0 pub
Ic patronage she be- rrcpafeI o Accommodate transient
customer tnd hD1ricf 10y ho year. ric has allen rvcfa
ronfun suitable families ~ single gcuucnrut WHO mas
desire tp lodge fhc house Her for day h0arrti
'a, l6 iiwel,uim MARIA q. CtoProN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12

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nj loi Chdfen'g colpufc,i and bsck nuskins which VIII
Le sold Cheap foT cash. I'd WATKINS cos,
ma W Successors samuel futncy.