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(tERTAlN CURE FOR 81 X HEADACHE
y which has been used in families, every member
u when mas had sick headache from infancy, rs a
mally every instance ye, known, amounting ma
ny hundreds. 1t is not unpleasant to the taste, and
does not prevent the daily avocaons Of one using it
it must be perscyercd n and the cure is gradual but
certain and permanent. Instances are constantly
multiplying where I'M distressing complaint is com
pctcly relieved and cured, although Of years landing
by the use of DR.. Spohn's celebrated remedy. One
ecdcd preference its plcasan,ncs, having OF
the nauseating effect Of common drugs.
Its perfectly unsatisfactory, that the proprietor has
given directions FOR his agents refund the price u
any one who is not pleased with, and cured by
it, He hopes also that this may It's ben
Gifts to the distressed sufferers who are laborng under
Headache. T.. SPOHN, ~ D., inventor and Pro-
pretor.
Sold by COlISTOCK f. CO., II Maiden Lane
New York. PECK & : p T. r, Wholesale
Agents, u few doors east of the Post Office Burng-
ton. VI. no
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AND .IUDSON RAILROAD.
NOTICE..

For the accommodation of passengers DESTROYS of
taking the seven o'clock line of Steam Boats from
Albany (Which went into operation on the 10Th in
stant) train of Railroad Cars will start from Sche-
nectady, daily at 81 o'clock p. NJ. during the con-
tlnuance of the a owe arrangement on the River
BY this arrangement passengers may leave Saratoga
Springs at ! to 4 o'clock =. VI. and reach Albany
in time for the boat, which will save travellers from
the north, the expense of remaining over night at
Albany or Troy. BY the existing arrangements cir-
zens OF Saratoga are obliged TO leave bone at clock
in the morning, TO take the steam boat al Albany at
I p. NJ (37 miles via Rail-R ad ~
JOHN COSTIGAN
Superintendent.
April % 1912
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LYMAN & COLE

- WI AIN " SOLE
IJANE received their usual ex,en,i i've a.sortmc,,
L / and variety of Spring and Summer {; o O ID : ,
which they q er al greatly reuccd prices, consisting
IN part Of Printed Lawns, Camlrlcs, Musins and
mourning Lawns
Rich ATTN striped Bzorne, g.. for LADIES' sumner
New pattern Ml>ln de LANES, satin ,rp'd Eoans,
Pam, 'ack and blue black Bomlazlne,
Figured llue black and colorel do
Heavy black Canton, Gro de Swiss and col'd Silks,
Shawls.
Lupn's hest scarlet, black and colored Merno.
=, Scaris and Fancy IIandkerchefs.
Muslin de Lame, Thil ct wool, and fancy satin
Hermann LaChene Cravats, raw silk iFdkf>
Muslin de Lame Shawls, raw six do, printed
wur>tel 10.
La Fancy silk Mits and Gloves, colored Fillet
do. lack sewing silk do. Misses coorcd silk
Gloves, Mems Li,le Thread, colored six, white
silk, and Md do. Mems black Italian Cravat,
black nix half Hose and India rubber SIspen-
ders, Ladies white and black silk Hose and
Glove, white Merlno Hose, black and colored
For Gentlemen's Summer Wear.
Striped and plain white linen Drill, cuored do.
GamhroonS, Hamilton Mixtures and DENNIS
Mixed Satnelie, Ermlnetle Jacket Linen. So
Domestic Goods.
Indian Head, Stark Mill> Mldlesex and other
Cotton SheelngS. great quantity bcachel
sheetng, and shlrlns, very low priced Union
heached cotton, rs and ward WIDE Bartlett
do. 5-i and ca do. making a more extensive
assortment than we have evtrkept.
Merrimac cotton sheetIng, supcriine nnheached
cotton shifting, Suffolk and cord drill heavy tick
ing aud waddig.
Three Cases Of Umbrellas and Para. OILS, Can.
Bonner and neck Ribbons, 1aileta do Gallons,
TASTE, &c.
Prints.
Fall River, Merrimac, Dover, Bristol and many
other styles ut American prints, very low priced
English and French prints, Glnghams, &c.
Broad Cloths.
general assortment of Burlington Mil Go. Broad
Cloths constantly on hand Al>oolher style, If
broad cloths and Cashmere, English French
aud German do
FelleI Carpeung.
Silk, Twist, Buttons, Surge, Canvass, Padding,
Selecia, Nc. &c.
Burlington, 20 May, 1872
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French Dry G0OdS.

Reing confident that through so many means and
facilities which they have for furnishing their Store
with the most fashionable articles, and that Their pr-
ces will suit all who may favor them with cali they
respectfully solicit share of public patronage.
They also have for sale general assortment of su-
porior GROCERIES, which they offer for the lowest
prices OSTHElM " NICHOLS.
Burlington May -, 1912
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PRIVATE stLECT
BOARDING SCHOOL,

FINilE new and spacious BIildng> now erecting in
East Charlotte will lie opened If the Lord willy
under the >upernendence o Mr.. }. TEN Broke, as
by Miss NJ. 4. Ten BRoEKE,
l6h May, 1912,
Fall term opens 29Ih August,
Winter do 2Sih November
Twelve young Ladies and Gentlemen may he ac-
commolated IN The family of Mr.. T. Terms s25 per
quarter, IN advance. Music $40. French aud Alge-
IRA, IS. Wa,hng extra. Day Scholars, from So 30
to 1 50.
MlssT eduratci under the care OF eminent Teachers,
aud having taught IN London, Eng, and IN this State
since her arrival j. amply qualified 10 ,uperinlend the
French and Muse department. Government strictly
parental
To those macquan,ed with the service, experience
and ability of Mr.. T. reference may he had 10
Eft. Enale>ly, Burlington, +, Mott st. Johns,
J. Il. Holenhcck, }. e. Parke, Whitehall
j. sherman, rerscnnos s Perry, Troy
Charlotte, lsh Agtl lS2i
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DpNEW CASH ST0RE!4IC

THE Subscribers respectfully inform the mhabl-
i nnts of Burlington and vicinity that they have
commenced business in the Store recently occupied
by Mr. Braman Bookseller on College street. The
4. ~ .n.nL IL thnir hnslnnss Viii rnn.i 1 In
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TI7HE Sub>cril er w. l.. KIDDfR gives notice
L that he ha, succeed the late IT. Kiicer in the
preparation Of the well known CONWAY MEDICINES,
and will hereafter give particular attention to the
preparation of The following articles, the long es-
"a i-hel c'.hi y Of which, prccludes the necessity
of a publication OF the numerous certificates id
the hands OF the proprietor.
Doct. Jebb's Rheumatic Liniment.
for Rheumatism, Bruises, SpranS Numbness,
ChllIain-, Stiffness in the joints, &C., will afford
he most uncNp"ce ed and immediate reefn the most
obstinate case. ct Rhe mati>m, in a few hours this
article is openly recommended by Physicians. The
Llnlment Is done up IN enlarged +pttles. Prise 37f
ent>.
Dumfrics' Itch Ointment.
The extensive sale and esabI-hed reputation q
nuMFErE.' iTCu OINTMENT, encourages the pro-
prciur TO recommend it to the public with renewed
conn 'encc a the most innocent and powerful REM
ely for this nnoyng disease; it contains no
curry, or any other dangerous ingredient, and can
| he applied at all times with perfect safety. Price
| % cents Il Box.
Remedy for the Piles.
The concnrrir-- testimony of relieved patients,
from all quarters, tcetfying to the cures elected hy
the medicine after all Others had ia led, together with
tie increasing demand for the article from all parts OF
The co'nry prove it 10 lie one ofthe most valuable
specifies hmown for lhls Troublesome complaint.
| sL-j"A Clergyman writes
Boston, February 10, 1871.
have made trial Of Iunire>' Pile Eleciuary aud
found 1t produced ,alutary influence almost imme-
diaely, and confidently lclieve an ectual remedy
! FIR that nnnomiortaie and celebrating complaint.
Humanity ha- induced me 10 recommend 1t to persons
thl> afflicted and ,ol hall continue to do.
Yours re pectully, J. 9.
| The remedy consists Of an Ointment and Electuary.
Price for loih IS cents, 81! cent, when but one u
wanted, accompanied with pam aud ample dirsc-
iions with description Of The complaint.
Humries' Eye water.
FOR sore or iafamed eyes, nothing known gives
such immediate aud comfortable 1cief and in some
erctedingly bad cases the most unexpected and de-
,ira"Ie rfct ha> lccn found in The ne OF this Eye
water, after o'ier remedies had taied Persons who
have used Il, pronounce ii without hesitation the hes,
Il preparation tor sore, 1re1h iaEamed cues, they
have ever met with. Price d cents a Ln,tls
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pAI EN- FkAItOhM 81
WAR; ANTED,

'INHIS ARTICLES too well known TO need common
Il daon-and the experience of seven years has
demonstrated to the commercial community that
Tor accuracy convenience and durability, they are
unrlvalled-Coal yard scales to weigh from 3 TO 6
IONS; Dormant Warehouse do, TO weigh from ~ h..
10 5000 lbs, Portable do. to weigh from = or TO
20o lbs. Portable Counter doa new article--to weigh
from l-2 o. TO 40 lbs
J. & J. II. PECK 6, Co.-Agents.
Burlington, April 1871.
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NuORh'S ESSENCE OF LlFE-A NalDaie
w Mci'ine, which, if rightly applied, will e the
means of saving thousands from an untlmclv crave.
|, has been sold and used for thirty years. with great
success, and tounl very e.ira,'ou> in the following
lrea.e,, VIZ. Consumption, Whuoping Coughs, COM
mon Col@h., Cod, dlilirnli Breathing, influenza,
Q1n>y, Asthma, Phth~ir, Splitting Of Blood, Flutu-
lrn"y, Indigestion, Lo"-ene,> of The Bowel, Fiji OF
every kind, Cramps, Rirjct>, Cole, Ca'arrh, Dvscn-
tary, Faning, llypochunlrac A ction,, Headaches,
Scknc,> al stomach, Measles, a preventive Of Con-
taGlol> disease, Gou ana Rhcumali,m.
LEI hea love Medicine j. prepare Y Henry Sev-
mour OF Haley, Mas. from the Original R..inc "
the direr,.n OF and Moore, and sold y hm and til,
principal Druggists in the Unite States.
Sold whole ale and retail Nv Peck & Shear
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merchants on the most reosona lie terms, all orders
promptly attended to at his Factory Pearl Street,
Burlington. Jan.3l 1912.
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DOs"T. ,fARSE!AI.I,S
BEWARE or DECEPTION.

r has FREQ emily 10 the knowledge of the sub
L scrber, thai empty Snuff Jars, with his Label on
them, have been bought up for the purpose OF selling
in them an inferior quality Snuff and also that his
elted, or the general design Ct The same SO inflated
as to easily deceive the unwary, lie deems it, there
fore, hi duty to inform purchasers of the manner in
which they are often imposed upon; and he would
hereby request them off or deace the Labels
the outside of the Jars after having disposed of the
contents, 80 to prevent further Of the same,
suitable reward will he paid for such evidence as
posters
The subscriber continues TO Manufacture, and Of
fers for sale The f1ilOlripg articles:
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HAGAR g. AR THUR,

General Agents for MoHat's celebrated medicines,
10 whom all applications for agencies must lie adj
,r'~.ci
Burlington, Ian. 2S, 1912
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Fine Brown Snuli.
Genuine Maccoboy, American Rappee
Imitation do. favored, Holland do.
Sicily do, Tuberose.
Maltese, do. ST. Omer.
Curacao, do Strasburg.
C)arseH rOWn snuff.
Demigros. Natchitochcs.
Pure Virginia. French Rappee
Bourbon. American Gentleman
St. Domingo. Pure Spanish.
Copenhagen, superior flavor. L. Mixture.
yellow Snuff,
Scotch and n, Irish Bacl guard or ! o,o..-
High Toast rme' Irish High Toast, ''9s'
Sweet scented Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Spanish Kitefort CANISTER Common and Stems.
s-iFA liberal discount made to wholesale dealers.
PETER LORILLARD, Jr., AZ Chatnam-St, New
York
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c'es cheap be found at any other establish
ment. Gro. Peterson.
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CONWAY MEDICIN Els.

. = TdHN ITOTVdCOf
Grecnhu>h Depot, Nav 2, 1912.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10
$50 PACKAGES DRY GOODS.
AT AUCTfnE


On TUESDAY, the 18th instant, commAncinr =, q -
ecs ~ih be sold At our Auction Rooms $50 Packsse,
toresn and domestic Dry Goods, comprising gener,I
suited TO the present sndapproaehing ceason
ConsIstin ing Of
SupeThne blick, blue. red and fancy eoered elaths
Snse and double milie't, plain and fancy eassrneres
Beaver cloths, Ghsgow jeans, kerseys
super dark, mixed grey and cloth.blne satfnatts
Ensltsh and American prints aud sing hams
MuSlns, cambres and jaconetfs
English and French merinos ejreassans
Bombazeis, bOmbaz ines, summer cloths
super black silk veivets, Valentia yestiass
Table cloths, diapers, napkins
Irish linens, linen drillngs
"a and Al bleached shirtinxs
SIX and cotton hosiery, cotton hdkfs
Bandanua and pOngee hdkfs
Gloves, suspenders, pins, etc.
superhne white, green and scarlet nannels
Plain and plah luseys
and "A hTown domestics, OF the Lawrence MAioses
OZnaburgs, buTlaps. etc. etc.
ALSO,
stock Of Dry Goods. compr sing a general A.,
with which the sale will commence '''Ae"''
lEhMs-undeI sle1 cash. sI0o mouths credit.
lor approved negotiable paper. e'e'''
ses DUNLOP, HoNCuRE a co. Au,t..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10
BY DUNLOP, MoNcURE co
dOST VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE WEST
OE THE CIEX-A a. ......-

NOSf EALU dbLE KEAI. ESTATE WEST
OF THE CITY-At Auction.
NJ rATuRDAY, the lO.h Of September, NJ 4 oietock
" W. on the PREMISES will be sold auction abonf 81
mar most valuable Land situated on the Wosern
Line OF the city without the corporation and not subject
A1esl oeyoni the residence OF the Col David
uocN .hl elle1ds opposite 70 the OF Peter
ToR; tsq lhis Land occupies Commanding stuarion
eiaD ie Me't end, The most improving direction OF
The city, well adapted resienc Is with marke, c;,Yes
Dalfss Nc. &c Is subtivided Into squares OF acres
e5eh an1 vii be sold IN half Lots with the prvig
o. ono or more acres For particular sie OF me
properly reference be made Plat OF the Pan ~
Lots left with The Aactoneers. 49, '4 "
BY request Of the Proprietor
DUNLOP, MoNCURE & CO.,
- - 'eNtus
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POETRY.
N AG A X A .
1T DAVID PAUL sRCws,
Upon oupg asksd 10 dsier.be .Nisgaya.

SPS" "tFB ashsd 10 dsfeTibe NLRaTa
Deseribe ~ Who can e'er ie4erlbe
The hghfnlng's nash-thc thunder. toit
say what l. Iife or what h. Death,
Or paint the portrait Of the soul
Desenbe the rainbov In The spray
The rapids In their Wild careef-
Rsglog Ike rssenous beasts Of pray
While all creation shfinks with fear
go ,keteh and paint he humbleli lower
- Ihsl lends lis fra-raneet the grove;
20 'rscet the fesbleEt star thai rleams
from the eerulean vaults above.
Exhaust myself vain glorious man.
On scenes and subjects ~ fJrth.e:
Nor dare presumptnously 10 scan
The wonders Of eternity.
The wor<s Of an Almighty hand
Hone can deptct-thOugh all adore
TeTT hc-b0ld aud be auiiful,
They breathe the sOv'feifniy Of power
,.oi u seems IN me most strsrge,
That any man mad shoull be
i@ioubt TO disbeleve rHT power,
when THUS, Creation speaks of 1hee.
The s1eriiegous though nse!f
Springs from the mind, thai sprung from heaven
Yet fazzle,i with the precious gif
we doubt IL being sfreH
tPAl Ina
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10

SHIP BROKER AND CANAL BOAT AGENT,
Once on Main street, NJ stairs mex, door to Lancaster,
DENNY 60.
HAVE iocaei myself IN this city Tor the tran-acfon o.
General Agency and Be kcrare Business and am pre-.
pared punctuuy, 10 ancndto any order may be favored
with ishal devote my attention 10 procuring Frcehs for
Foreign and CoasiwHc Ncsscs sud Canal Roifs-tils-
charging Carrocf, cOccuG ffeic = bills extending Mani.
fess and Clearances and Co Receiving ans Forwarding
with dispatch. all Goods gncd Cd my address, int dc
for smpincuf
shall likewise aucndto the collection Of claims In this
city, rcnng houses, htug slaves, and 90 an other bua
ness re quirug the aid Of an AGENT
Strangers wishing tho cts with Goods viii fni large
aud convcnIcutrot attached fo my occ Tor tho al spay
Of such srlclcs as they may wish 20 dispose Of
10 ~ T. X. LYON.
REFER TO
Governor Gregory, Richard Rcirs. Esq'r. Mcsus Raj
af m Plcasanis and Jacob LYON. Richmond.
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CITY ARRIVAL
EXCHANGE HOTEL

EXCHANGE HOTEL.
SAM Harrison, New Orleans; Capt Thornan,
ship Constitutions w Carpenter, Hanover; Tbos
L Sprsgin and servant, Halifax; w w Mortin..
Petersburg; J VI Seden, Tree Hill; E scot,
Gresnville; A II Brisbane and Lady, Georsis; B A
Davis. Petersburg; W Abraham, Grand Gulph,
Miss; VIM L Hall and Lady. Virgins; John Ii
Biue :, Henderson, KY; David r Burbank, Lou
don, KY c Buckley, Louisville; James L Ar.
cher, Hartford county, Md Mrs Archer, do; Miss
Archer d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10

a MEXICAN MEDICAL JOURNAL, July ts4l. Wffl
n May rod cufsfhe American journal OF the Ne
deal sciences, new series No. 7, for I,y 1872 EiHei
by lsaac HVa, VI ID assisedby numerous Colaborsiors
irou every section NJ the country
The following is from Geimin Medical Journal.
fs BE- The oldest Of the existing American Medical
Journals as been puhshcdin s present form since No
yembcl, lsd, and is continuation OF the rhadr ipia
Journal Of The Medical ami Physical sciences hcgul in
November, iS11, under tho eliorshn u y Chanman.
VI H. ffnicss1r, Sc an' subsequently 20 St. uuae the
W John Godnsn ltisune the beet Medical Joutnis
Of the country AMI s certainly Inferior 70 any o is
European contemporaries.
Each number 10 richcd with irinal communications
~ America well a. extended reviews medical lert-
ufe both domestic AMI rcrn. and presents throug hcu
the iudlcious lahcrs N able curens.
TIE ts notice Of the most inicrcsHa an important o.
scrvacus, discoveries and operations. etc OF The medical
men OF Amcrca, have heretofore reached through This
Journal
TIE reviews In This journal have The advantage that each
u afnci with the Initials Of ts author, who by fhis means
becomes known m OF the coo fors being given u each
No. This hs IS composed entirely Of physclius 81 csfb
hshod reputation teachers Of medicine OF heads OF hospi
wrh January. 1871, a new setiss Wa commenced with
many improvements especially extended notice of
rcEn than has hcIctooro appeared n the ilurua which
dcpa mcnt s under The especial charge Of " Romcyn
Beck Of Albany tho wei known author Of the admirable
woff translated into German, ca forscuic Medicine.
April Jul, and October. New Subscribers should com
ncncc with tho January number.
The subscription Is Eve collars year, payable always
Each uuu,bcr viii contain about 26l large and closely
printed pages az heretofore, illustrated when Ssaiy
M Subscriptions received a. the Bookstore Of
aus SMITH, pRiNKER a MORRIS
DROWN sToUT-supeIior London Brown stout.
- ~ quart andP'n' e0'lt'-loT sale. :. =, o,,.,,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10
They mos. respectfully offer the following

I y :
RictngHd-Mcssrs Kcnt Kendall a Atwsfcr, and Cart
Benz. Sheppard Ciarioffcs rfns,-Alan n. Mcgrulcr.
Esq. Scnfsrile,-Mcssrs stsrtcs Tyler Co. Lolfsal
-Mcssrs 9uares Kent, aud J. ~ nsgty, Eqt Ausaat
herds 60. LgHcibur g,--Iohn " Speed snd William
sutton, Esls ffsder ictshtr g,Gabriel Johns1n and
Thomson. Auhsru,-Wtn. VI. waller 30 Csrofae-
LapL hooeut. sutton, Daniel Deisrnen anil william ".
Ieunant. ksqa kfur Wiifnru,-geu. Philip Aylru. and
Tart Charles ". BfaHfon. Hihamsburr,-Dr. Robert
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NOTICE.

1-LUDwELL II. BROWN informs his friend. ana
the public generally that he has This iav ..,oei,,sd ~
him EDWIN NJ. TAYLOR, Esq, for the purpose Of con
tnuing General Go commission business in Richmond IN
der the irm Of BROWN n TAYLOR
He returns his thanks TO those who have favored him
WIN iheh CUSTOM and sohets extension Of il to III
hrn the members Of which intend devong their undiv
ded attention 10 the business.
Usual advances will be made all eonsgnments
no oncetwo doors above the former stand Of Peytoo.
Deanc & Edwards on the South side OF the Basin
Richmond, Aug !, ls42. ans d,f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10
r. o s e CoTTAG E,

At Auction.
On Thursday. the l5,h OF September al 10 o,roek nm
The premises, will he sold, that desirable country rrSi
denee 10 the county Of Hanover within Ils ~ S ,,
Of Richmoni, known ROSE COTTAGE ana nov ~
supiei by Mrs richardson containing about 40 aercS
lanai apogi Two Thirds Of which cleared, with goot
Orct1rds arge vineyards, and the usual iInprovemens
birn which has recently been distroycd by ere
TurnIik Road. - ~
chaser, bearing interest. sun u'e Pu''
p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10
BY INLoEs a. RRoTHER
LOT OF GROUND ON CHURCH HILL Ar


On Tuesday afternoon, Sept i3,h al O'Clock IN tho
premises, We shall sell Lot OF 6round on Church Hin
kn9wn 10 the plot Of the city lot No square No o.
AnI formerly owned By the late Richard Adams situated
AZ ne corner OF and th streets fronting street 60
an acre OF Land. Terms at sale 1900 ~
10 - n 49,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10
GENERAL AGENCY
Co,5,ttsS1oN more

TUE suit scrbers have associated themselves fxefber
II under he firm Of waller Thomson Tor he pur-
pose Of transaciiur aGencral Commission Business
UavuE been long engaged tn Mere handisc and under.
HannE the general routine Of business we'll they with
confidence oef their srrycesto their friends and the rub
ic 81 large They to bcsfow heir personal AMI IN
divided auenion 20 tho sale q every article rused 10
their care, ind most respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage, especially The sale Of corn wheat and ofa
co.. assuring their friends that nothing will be o0 unrione
which human energy Sail aud integrity can accomnlah
obtaining me highest prices or their produce and max
ina runctua returns for the same.
10 once 6rsi corner below the DEPOT
LOGAN WALLER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10
n q tue .

nN FRIDAY, August 5tli We shall commence taking
" passengers to LynchbuTg Tyo RIVER by the packet
Boals from thence to IynehburE By Stages Days leav
ing Richmond as formerly viz: 90 Monday, Wcdne
and Friday, A. o'clock NJ. For farther part uars IN
qure at our Office the head the Basin.
aug n BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10
FUTURE naYa
BY DUNLOP, MoNCURE & CO.

TWO VALUABLE LOTS IN ADAMS, Val
LEY-Ar AUCTION.
90 Monay the l2th inst at O'Clock on the premises
N oe sold at auction. for cash, those Desirable ,ts
adoinng each other irnntns Is feet each on Poplar -
add extending Ia rear 100 feet with comfortable Improve
nents now occupied by Hope Buler, AMI known 10 tba
plan OF the city BY the numbers IS and 40 " ''
Sc : DUNLOP, MONCURE & co, Auets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10

ELLA For RENT

ISoR RENT, and posses, Ion given I October th,f A.
hsoe SITUATION, near Bnehsnan's Spring late the Te-
siJence OF Judge Carr. Enquire OF
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-10

ME taSc this occasion 10 give notice that We keen con
w stanly on hand, stoves, Crates and Cooking Ran
gers Of al kinda that are generally used in this mar
Of our own manuiscturc which We will seilon reasonable
icfns' Also Mots Agricultural Furnaces for scaming
food for stock, which will sell the manufactufers
prices aneI adding tho expenses, Al Tn stove and
SheIi Ton Mandatory, the BELL Tavern where AN
kinds Of work In nc, will be done on the most re.
sonahc terms aud AZ the shortest notice Roofing with Tn
or Copper, Guiiering cie. DN & r WELLER
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