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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-06

CONSISTENCY is quite laughable to hear
Mr. Mangum preventing MIR. Buchanan allu-
ding to Executive opinions, when Mr.. M. him
self (when simple Senator) roared against
the President with the lungs of Stentor. MIR.
M. however is now the Vice President, and
must assume virtue if he have it not"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-06

The New York Era is hereafter to be the Daily
Morning Post, under the editorship of Mr.. Goodwin
formerly of the Evening Post but will be strictly dis
tinct from any other paper Mr. Goodwin is sound
Democrat, and an excellent writer, and he is to be
assisted IN the commercial department by Mr.. Will
liam Nj. Gouge, whose reputation as writer upon
Banking and political economy generally is familiar
to the public Under such arrangements the Morn
ing Post cannot fail be emnently successful, and
to enjoy the influence which belongs to ability pro-
perly directed.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-06

l|,The land fund about which so much is
said, if divided among the population OF the
United States, would give to each individual
seven-sixteenths of cent-almoSt half a cent
piece!
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-06
From the Baltimore Republican aud .4,gu.
CONGRESSIONAL, PROCEEDINGS.

We have given more room to-day to the proceed
mgs OF Congress than usual, in consequence of the
course which the debate on the Tariff question has
taken The reader will see by the remarks Of Mr..
Archer, that the Clay Wings have hoisted their ban
ner, bearing upon its folds the detestable motto of
"Rule or RUM they would, in the language
OF MIR. Archer, say perish commerce. perish credit, let
the Government fall to pieces and the Union be dissolped,
sooner than he should sanction by his act, any
sure which would abrogate the independence of the
peoples representatives -
1t is not the independence of the peoples repre-
sentaives" that these gentlemen struggling for.
That expression was used to cloak their real nten
tons from the "public eye" But they will find
themselves most egregiously deceived by such shall
low trickery. The people are too intelligent and
foresighed not to penetrate at once this himsy pre-
text for their reckless and unpatriotc course. twill
be also by the remarks Of the Democratic Sena
tors that they have given these ''rule ruin" gem
tlemen, timely warning of the consequences which
will follow their disorganizing schemes and that
they, the Democratic MEMBERS as faithful and UNI
yielding sentuels of the people, will stand firm and
true to the important trusts committed to their care
That sterling patriot, Mr.. Linn of Missouri gave
the conspirators timely warming "that he and his
friends ready to sit in their places, day in and
day out, night in and night out both day and night
till all necessary wholesome and constitutional mea
were adopted for the rescue of the Government
from the degradation into which the gentlemen had
plunged it. He and his friends would not consent to
adjourn while the Government was in such condi-
ton. If the gentlemen chose to do it, they must take
the responsibility
Let Federalism do its worst-we hope the Presi-
dent will not be influenced by any movements these
destructives may make, but stand up firmly against
them-in which case he will be sustained in all mat
tiers of right by the unterrifed and patriotic Democ
racy, who will never idly stand by and see the coun-
try dshonored and the good old ship of state run, by
a set of unprnciped men, upon the rock of desruc-
ton they will come to the rescue
Grasp firm the helm, the Keeling vessel guide,
With aiding Patriots, they'll stem the raging tide.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-06

ssThirteeen cents six mills which is just about
enough to buy glass OF grog and half dozen CT
cars IN the refectory n--Senator Conrad's Speech.
AT that rate, the Senator must drink sptke
oil, or whiskey coIored with rusty nails, and
smoke long mines. We are not aware what
refectory he frequents; but, like his speech 1t is
probably a half price establishment
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-08-06

nTOur foreign news yesterday should have
been credited to the Boston Atlas extra.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
DENTISTRY

y LOOMS, Mcchuira an su ec1n Deufis'. from "a
" ratnsi Springs, New Hors tenders has arof.s.i1s1
ferices O. ihe citizens Of this PLACE, AMI reseet uy ~
titles them that Doe may be flun al Mrs McQ rccu's cor
ncr Of " ami fiif streets Shorkor Ill.
lie wil inset Teen on Coli Pare. from single Tooth
loan IN ire so, which Doe will warrant o caus. p ptn lon
Inserting % be ul n mIsicaton ana ap gar IKE uaf.
~ Teeth. IN addition 20 Gold and Metallic Fos fc wi
MI ic Tech a. VII NOT eirthr pressure i with th,
much adm rel Metallic Cement, Gale Lihedi4H which
when prepared t. soft thar may he moulded in any
OIn' but soon becomes hart, and appears Ike silver
Prom the TACT that he has been dcsttu Fl e " his
natural Teeth and having supplied the vacancy for the
Asl hvc years with plate. hc his own exrcreure
WIN MS practical knowledge, will enable him % DO Il
justice to al calls iu his profession
ne vii attend Co oil calls a. bis room ind gituas
al TIER residence II requested, either 10y p rsoual or
written application.
n u Charges az reasonable as those Of any other
Dentist NJ rcpue. and charge for anv opcrion maj
can he cNccllei Ga case ciczancc. or drrab,, Roo.
mcnddtons given by calling, IA n m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
CONCORD ACADEMY

HE next session Of this Institution will commence the
hrst Of February. II - tuaied IN Car inc Cuun v.
about ~ miles nsrth ~ Richmond, aui miles from M,
liichmond and Fredericksburg Railroad students com.
ngoy me katoai viii SOP At MAcauly's store where
they can Obtain aconveN ancc 10 the Acadc y Tie course
Of instruction comprises the Languages and Sciences gen.
eras The rncc Of board and tuition. including washing
bedding m fuel Tor the session Of months H. sluU paw
able iu advance. 80
Parents wishiug 70 place their AZ This Seminary
VIII direct thtir letters "a Concord Academy, Caroline
county. Va, addressed 70 ~ Coleman.
REFERENcEs-tinu VI T Hunter, Or Essex: pr Corhiu
HraNCn o hing william; Or Ohycr Christian, cf Charles
CnyiC1i w Johnson. Nicholas COhps Esq. Of Peters
burg Francis bvcs. Ed ot Prince George; i'll Norie
Cook, Of Portsmouth,; pI Whitehead Of Norto'k: Or
Gootwync NJ SOut ampton; Hon Mason Soursrnp.
ton; Hon joel ollcman OF Isle of WIGHT: and Prcf,,
Gcsncr iiarus.n George Tucker and " B.Rosc1s Of lie
University % Virginia.
w COLEMAN, A. NJ Ptirciral
u COLEMAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
-. ID. BERNARD.

Hivog bought Prissuts - n4ic'f New Bob Printing or
nee. snd moved into ihr Nu-eum Huilrs Up stairs. is
now %" ter pre- tUau'Nrr a hin uT Book
Jph F'ry Nvatl. HIS l.t-o a..nr icni "A Tyre ,oi
ffrs-"s, wf' th" assistance col ''s vorstscn. will cnl-
the best manner.
lir rcUrns isih'ns % DTS friends rnitlr public for
to h1.fel patronage h-Ct fHrc hrf1y.od m Liu and
hopes 10y suic' attention 10 business, coutnu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
BY WILLIAMS & HAXALL.

LEASE OF HOUSES, At Auction.
On Monday h February nC1;. al 4 O'Clock T. NJ We
sali Sc al aucnonthe uueE fred from Isl January
a oi me Lease o thee tcn-ncn's On Main street o1.
site .ie Bans" virginia, occupied y simon Bonavi-a
~ Il saith 1ai 60. rs, bcir- a7'ut years
LES thtea tsHom."tS dlIiag The pest year though
tst rooms were unoccufici, 1r0fI-ef r OF 50 325
lI p os ~ TIC rooms aai stores leased fo4 tie
80 tihe (" s,od tenants TIC may be cK.
lti so tie iuiHe The lease will ne soil subject TO
ihe payue5' 81 ground reut -niaK,s amounting
TEkHS-One hind cash. bsilncc a. and months r. r
ncsliia1-- n"i,s tat.s .aciof!.y tllotsed.
X Ihe above properly w..l Be disposed cr triyfely
Gany iinr before t- Gay 10 sale Thass wishing To- uuT
chase VII. please Apply cur office
u WILLIAMS & UkNALI A1crs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

DLEtSANTs 4 RAILlE have ilis ,rv soli IN VIZ +. n.
btRNAI'b their o.. aui Ogiro MrB =. roo
wen known fs,u prIisr, REQUIRE conrrui,ii, ~
irnu u~' n'r".'r We womb ouy ask tlt those friends
woo Rave 40 hbcfiN favored Nii continue rir pa.
rnni." g. "ur stcccpr. u.rr tC .,ent belief ttst
ample Justice will uc tUir ih-a.
FLEAsANTs & BAIIIR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
NOTICE.

iNDER ant bv virtue Of Dcc'ee + Chesterfield Cir
- cut superior Cnur OF Law and Chluccry pronounc
ed on the t9h Of oc,lrr 1874, IN the a Fcn AMI
vie az uns' Cox executors Gut ais hereby require all
"r-nhF haVe claims against Inc estate ct EcorL- Cox
81 late II hc-terri county, produce the heior,
ne in the CITY 81 Richmond, with the evidence IN support
20 W MoN !. NlNNALLY. lnin az.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
By DABNEY & cAUTHORN.
ADMINISTRATIONS, SALE

IN the <>il Instant. - u'.--S urol the Ire,nfzcs
- s the dwelling House OF she s;e James OConne IN
ie 'ts 81 h.ctn' uf. Ne -haH XIse 10 sale AZ pb,
auction all DE Household Furniture. and otLer n.rs,n,i
property o sic sed Jaae- oCuune. ncu,inr one morse
an1 Carts. ' ' '''' 80
Icrms-A.i Suns under S-0 cas-; over that amour, 4,
eFells ~ o. ia! s. Tor approved n-sou. tie paper
CORNELIUS O'COSNELII
MARY OCONNEIL Adin'rs.
sale coniUetedby DABNEYG CAurJroRS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

'IHE President and nrccfrra OF Rank Of Virrirf,
hsvc declared dividend from che profits of the insf.
iWon i0r The lt mnnthe, OF per cont. tho Cfrt'
Nocss subject fn Hciuc of Che bonus tho com.
Sock J ~ PECRNN C.,hsr
IL la=2N ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

r. tho S.oss4offrs 81 ft- Richmond lfanuf1 furfrs
Company.
YOU will please attend fhe annual Nccuur nf The stock
holdcrEoi -l.l Company, Mon lay the 7h I. bru.
~ next 81 the Office of C Company. - O'Clock Pune
iull atienilucc b. particularly desired usness II iru
poulncc will hc heotr tlc meeting. 1hnlr who cannot
attend 90 person, will r'caee 80 % i,y PROXY.
DAVID ANDERSON. Jr Agent,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
NOTICE.

THE subscriber n she solicitation " many friends has
taken lrtS" IN House Maiu street.. Glow
The ruins Of Tho gic ON the opposite sire 90 90 called by
the name IT hc FRANKLIN HOTEL, where De would h,.
pleased n see 40 that m'y favour thin with a call The
House WIFI Pee hue cap, aH AID TITO furniture si,l be en-
rciy new sui ~ pairs shall he spared by c Proprietor
aui alien SAINTS {" r'ufcT an comfortable a will favor tim
with arau Alhc ass rs Iuil. The House will not be
really until about t'f' - o ius lui.
RichuHui, Jan 3 Q, i-t3 e.. A. HODGES
There is client stable connected with Tic es.
t'h'"eni which w uc conducted IN the very Tee man
u"r q A ~
JAZZ CIV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
willpleaso cory $ times.

u connection wi'htbr above Establishments the sub.
Gerber has taken IN" Manson iop-". formerly kept 10y
l- Mary lHrucr that well ditFtct lr the accom-.
w.tu1u Of -'n'l men travelling with iimfic. Th. -.
iiilsnrui viii D." uAni.cl log Mr. Hodges, with tho as.
s- tncr Ui Zoe supscUu"g G.. =. HODGES.
T.. Liberal wages vii bc given % white iuif ous,i.
ties IN a respects f sprr'1c"dt the Coo-iu. 30 s Va.
r'u- branches ic must b" Cook himself and come
wei recommended. Also, a good house. keeper wanted
iatt "a II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

TUE proprietor oftf establishment n mo commences.
rrnf of wear. returns bis thanks 10 HE friends
anil hc public nrthrir liberal support since ~ fret
urruri fft cir uunilun n July ilsf ami hc opes
.ffurfhrr fn merit M by making a those who sr1urn n
Poe Exchange. cNmior able u least any other Hotel
loo hr Union lie takes this opportunity also, Of canton.
ug hc public rrrus f'r uuf1unlci ruunre put an1l nv
nrf srf rHreunf. fhnu fnr extravaganza chlrgrs sail
Ns,e been made hs Hotel by assuring ihom they arc
&. hoy pEN, Proprietor.
Richmond, Va. Isu q e isf2. ia Z 9m
no n'arirrs for m-als only, az tho Gcudcmcns Or.
naty, $50 per year.
Attached to fhr Exchange ie a large Concert anil Rail
ROOM whch VIII br lc fr such purposes UPON a. rea-
'onahe ioftnsH any ln the city.
nv The gchr Weymnuih We h,ycfcceived an asaorf-
- mcnt of PANrALOONS which. from their style o.
r aud hnteh, must meet tho OF ihrse who wish
Wen htiur ariclc-fot sale, a. STARR a CO.'S
"a ~ Opposite EXCHANGE Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
'ANOS MANUFACTURED BY GALE
COMPANY, FOR
EFsI. DANIEL P,r,,,,

! DLD London Dock Cosuas
- DO Pale do
d. Nuf--, l1N brandy
SUPERIOR O't Cc.uac. In boures
Oh Rye Wmsscy, various brap1s s,r,. -.
pcrsr 'i'' NOHe very SUI
fc1ch and A09c Brandy. oII and very fine
ut tHlf- ~cH.rl nlssry- Iio'hrd'Gi1
MAlr = >-i.rry. J r. ClIct Champagne and s,,,
- X N RURros
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

JAMES rover - tIANAVvFlA COMA.
The navigation of'rr C1uti ,v'b the eNceptint
Of ' ''w.r level being rouf Gee fora short, snc,
IN a"n. o rstrs, nI gwen that the water vii. hc
"t upon t1c lr" as'u tween thr ist aui ih February
So TIBET thr navigation w fau'y o. restored %, fi. lat
I ter law. taai-rftsF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

Owucf's Names al they ap-
pcaf % the CominiassioneT's
nposa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

Tho subscriber hlvu- be-u appointed Agent or WIN
HAGAK n cos Tyne Foundry. zee, Nrrs. ,,il execute
orders iNr any amount ilHs aui Newspaper Tyre nr
Other apparatus for Printing. rom ihe wei Known
E-ian.' uticni On ~ vnre"!r T-f"s obey
famed 30 10" Eastern ttns surrurcI oi firu TYNE
snd Ornament. he o., carg al nay Printing Cf.
nee. NIrcun Hui.IIug, E.cAaoui. Va
no 2, ~ r. BERNARD.
O>T-H Ia,1s cal -slI FICKEC TOOK. containing
- many iarcrs valuable uu'y tl ire sl5.crilet II l.
mArkrt ~ : X" AsItt'io r,VsTi will boz" paid for
ns'.l,'rr' s'this ofa'c- w RICHARDSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
N2'R.sT'g'0.e ~ fsFFsCE.


% TouaEEEErE 6sRsHf.
LsfHil the world say -nsifney-aa
Fnrfeiinf uTi=oS Str2tiou's me
Diawinr 90 Wclshm- Lottery, Class Alan ~.
5s "a 90 70 ~ - O. y % % ~.
Drawing NJ NouunEela Lottery. No 5-Ian. 2stI.
s. % - "a 3l ~ 90 70 7s ~ N " iO
Whole Ticket Nos 10 IL d. urEc Of si2s. do do 10 t5
So prize Of o!2j' both sold and esshcd ny
STATION
Drawing ~ Mcuongal.a Lottery. Ne Jan. 2lst.
30 N ~ - - 90 ! u 2 ~ C.
Ticket Nos 10 - 90 prize Of $50 sold and paid hy
srRATrON.
Loesburg Lottery, No 8, Extra hr "wednesday neht 1
etc s..
lcrsbuIr Lottery. No .. Tor THURSDAY morning prize
ol tNo, b Of 100, &C - Nos-li drawn. Tickets e.
Mononeaih Lottery, No B. Uraws Fdday a O'Clock. r.
". wizs OF SOU, " TO, etc. ~ Nos-lfdraw
Mononfaia Lottery, No & Ettra-for Friday Nght
l} drawn. Tckctssj
I"cshurs Lottery. Glass ". Tor Monday morning I
rri1c n $1,000 lhfFu, 7no SIGN o. vt ana tuor 100 %
10 1871, Mot luD, etc. ~ Nos-t2 drawn. Tickets sI0.
Nd orders for tickets n tho above Grant Lottery will
be nct with prompt attention. 10 lidrcgscdto
N. GRAFTON,
j. ~ Nirhmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
-, UNDER TYE MiNiGEMENT' or
Nessra. LAAsERr, CHAPMAN, and Miss AYaES
EUGENE ARAu. for the frs, ,ioie, AMI the
l. Laufhablc F5ice OF MIR UseLE Fo,zLE

o'T'-s'y rvea.nr, J'n %. isi'. viii be- presented
hrs' lac Ply Nr,u Nu,c, ~ ,Ac suih % OF Miacy,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
lliasr ERR LAnD AGENIs.

THE undersigned Wu attend To sl Military and other
L,ud ei'ims, "a the WostcTn states, rut iUto
hands FOR nvess alton amt Letters addressed
To ciihsr Of the sub rib"rs. will be tuly noticed
John u WINS ron. cincinnati Ohm
SAMUEL WINSTON Ncwpor. Kentucky
REFER TO Hon John W Ilnes. lion John VI Bots
Hich'd hndeIson, Esq, Beverly BAR esq and Peter W
e6nhh'' hsq in E-clm
| DESIRE 70 sell WARSAW. delightful Private Res.
dcnrc, one mic from town, occunici iy Major
Snce Oilers will Toe received by Z. Il. Graiign Esq uT
myself.
40 ~ d3t CT H. GiiyEV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
t,IsESCIr LrrEr,ArURt
IeRIss,i annINAIs

yuSr received. by way ofRliI Rua, rom PhiiiIeIuha
two C.s"- ''c" rnen'a hie Calf skin double sole Wa
tcI Proof Boot witch w,if sell NJ 81 On psr.
aso have ga hinl good assortment Of Miles sons
wNcI.pi anl DrcHr Boots sud rhocA which vii alsa
sell At small advance ior Cash, To punriual customers
on'y john :. JONES, Agent
% Orros.fe tho n nike
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
CHARLES -. MORISIs.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

AFlNG his Office 70 the in rear of th1:
1 unw uccnrirIby Mcs-fa. IAN a TunstaI and ov,r
,nc Enquirer on e,wi attend punoiuay any bushes
tiai tuaF bc cufruNcdfn him lie prarfes u Tho sumo
r'r aGd irferinr Courts Of tho CIV of Rc hnnud ana he
Countess Hanover, icnrco aud Caroline.
ia ~ iaw3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

liNiNG noon sEityaNrs
ave siII inr hire, fs0 srr,,1f- I'D NJ .uot ti'
.'s, m ,i ,,,ef is to hs qulrhca,ions mo- 30 .
II. H..f e 49, ,,'ti' a. ahorcrs. al Of sbieh In
,.-,.,. We -ula' prices ono ctperien-.,I -. flii
-, ''''' ed'o say work. Apply a. "s2' ef
GRErrER a PEAEv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
PROTECTION INSURANCE conp.Nz
TINkLERiS PLoUCus

y F'NL assiEtmsnt Of these celebrate Plou-h, ~,
\ i1s1niseinrcJ Just received for sale on comnisss,n
10 e oil-c % the SOUTHERN PLANTER
t"i expressions Of the unquaifet approb,,io,
iin. cn,ers have leave refer the r,5win~ rcn
%, y u toine Rev Jesse II Turner John Wafsns
~s9ayf' James sutton, Roscoe Lpscomb and
IaI7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

u-t-PNCES- DiNcs 70 ccuts-ri ~ ccnts-Firsi AMI
90 omen At af past e, an the Performance tn Com,n
a. o'clock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

j. H.. WATKINS & co,
AT the Old Stand Of Samuel pntnev
DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. SC.
HAVING purchased the entire stock ~ said Pufncy.
II VIII Continue 10 Keep themselves supplied with au
sottncn n every way sufc 10 fhe trade OF the CRY ami
country dealers 10 which they invite the attention ofhcir
friends andthe former customers cf Nr Putncy.
infcnding 10 make their purchases exclusively ani af
an times ur cash, they are prepared 90 sell on vourn
terms and 10 give such attention the Interest
ors as vii secure andm 90 public patronage
have sold my entire stock =. T. Watkins a Co ant
take pleasure iu recommending them my friends and
customers. assured, from actual krowicdrc OF their
means, That an assortment will always kept suited f1
the wants OF ALL SAMUEL ftrrNEY.
10 y B-Pcrsons having business will me, can find
No ~ ny laic stsnl. fur Inc prcsrnt r.
RicHHosp. January lst. 1872
'IIlE rnpauncrship heretofore existing between james
Gnfin& mo. D. Glazcbroos, Ia his dsv dissolved 5y
mutual consent. JAMES ghITTGN
a lU--lf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
rUTURE DAYS
BY INLoEs & BROTHER.

rUT"RE DAYS
BY lNLoEs & BROTHER.
SUPERIOR CLOTHING AT AUCTION
III 81 u, e,.re a., oar a. 7rs =, 10 s,ess We
cLoitilN. q tie very best worsmanship ani is,ss,
Dr-.- an. F'oes Coats. varoa. eolors
's,nsie Cio'h' sann and Valencia Vest, u various
Beaver Cloth Fro,k end o,ercoais. etc. on,
jas INLogs BROTHER. Aus..
BY DABNEY 81 CAUTuORN.
On "Wednesday. ai,h instant. =, 10 o.,,,.s Il. -.
cor Auelso store we Wi sen aquAn.,y Of Groe-fes,
Sugar. Molasses, Whiskcy
Pure Coenae Brandy
Ensp. Candles, Blao<inx
Raisns Cigar, rice, Mustard
Bacon. hog round
klso. Writing ant Wrsppin= Paper
Hats Gaps, l..lis au.i -hces
FURNITURE
a, tho same tune, We will sen quantity or Furniture
B1resus, sideto,ris
Ishiss Chairs, Rock g do
Bedst"ais. Lish and low pos;
d. ass Ead Wooden Clicks.
h25 DAnNEV a cAuTHoRN. Auet.
BY INLOES * BROTHER.
REGULAR SALE DAYS: Tueseays Teursa,y. end =,
ci Tor Public salc. e"'
on THURSDAY MORNING. January g7tb tei2 II ,,,-
eom'neneE a, 10 oeiock,se viii son font Of - s,os
an sssoumcni Il Furniture Groceries &c ean.s,ny IN
part NJ ''"~ w
N.hoFauy -ifleboarts snI Bureaus
Cane and Wood. seat Chair.
Toilette Tables. ROCKING Chairs, 81.
GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &c.
WlLsfey, Brandy aud Gin
-ug trs aud MO'f-ccs. IN bbls
liam anI Shoulder Bacon
Good Fusin Butter
soap, Candles and SiaIch, etc. etc.
VIII hl added
2 boxes Bunch Rsicius
2 hbls ApreR
WORK AND SADDLE HORSES.
- ool1et, several SAD &c AMI work Hcrses seine OF
/ which aie superior.
r<i 4 ,, Aueuoucor..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
AUCTION CAND.

rr-5 Netrocs nf sale THIS DAY. by Auction. II
fon Of tle Hell Tavern. Ssa un,l.r ia,
proper heat. ia@i ~ DICKINSON, Auct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
s9oo 1EVyNUD

Dan AWAY tom Richmond. fhc 9th December
- last, my man HENRY RANDOLPH. who hi1 lived bon
i nncc W. TIC last four years. Hf hc Tell Tavern. and
te fowhtan House Hcis awny c1'Urcd negro. about
hVc icci inches high and about twenty ci1hf nr thirty
wear NJ age Tie BE- bchcvcft0 have down Norfolk
on me boat oithat DAY. by virtue of wich De be-
@ ~ TO- CLIQUE SER county Uc hasa hr''hcr living u
Norfolk, and is prolthiy lnikur there 40 This time
Henry well known that further Description BE- nm.
necessary Twin give Tho above tcUai of Two Hundred
Dollars for Irurr eusou of the STATE Ftnv uo
orfii tskcn within The State provided 1e shall in either
case Zoe secured inany itl Boo this STATE ff rrt him
afsin. WM ROBINS. sr.
Glnurcrcrc our IVA.
no Tho For1ls Herald will please copy anil send ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
By DABNEY s CAUTHORN-
BY lNLOEs & BROTHER.

., ms Dya o'clock, At the Grocery sorso OF lone, a
H-an on Market square. will sell thsr entire .orS
OF .59ceres' consisting Of the usual variety
"a ID. a G Aus,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25

ny MANY VOTERS
D- PEhSE g. SONS CANDY. The quantiiy
sod o tins afce o. Astonishing. Olc Of their Agents Ia
New Work sens nearly $50 per week which goes 10 prove
ua tis article j. more valuable or coll cough
any other ever offered 10 the public The Rev Mr. Hart
an Intimate acquaintance e ours. informed winter
he was deprived OF the power 81 preaching with severe
hoarseness and nhlmalon Of the lungs he made free
use o. tlis viible compound, which afforded him uuc
dia'e relief he had used many different rrep,rarons AN
ioh eject ani desired Us 70 give the above statement
lacs who accompany the Piano with their voices " I
hnd or have found the ueffIhle effects OF Pease sons
Gindy-io be obtained al Gay noI's, above the
Bell Tavern i, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
LAW AND MIsoeT.T.ANrou.1 ,p,.,y

LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY
or DfSIiNG UiSHED MEMBER or THE
BAR.-At Auction.
Members Of the Lo-ialaiurs Lawyers. and the ,ubr-
sc1ctaiy. informed that VI xii On Ffi.v c-c,.,,
I1u1'y %s sci a. Auction, n The most viiuas rrt
vac LIBRARIES IN the stae Of virginia % heh ta,ir A..
tenfion solicited. -'' ~
Ca'to-nes u tAis rich collection. are nny. ready
snl VII DC ioiwsrfedio these who may them Per
sons WHO Cannot attend tho sale have their or.rs e.
tented TO 10y the hucuouecr "
De rs !. s e., Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-25
FOR BALTIMORE.
FOR NEW YORK

E-N I'M regular packet car JOHN STUII T..t
ss master having the "a eater part Of her 800 eat
sAse-i AMI VIII meet with dispatch. For hsiar-a
% ie'>"- apply 10 WIN ROwLEIT or
I