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begged hard tina, he might ascend forthwith, fo'
his thirst for knowledge was very great, Then 'h'
other began to give way, and said, "Thou must
let the bng of wisdom descend, by un'yng yonder
cord and then thou shalt enter" So the student
let him down, opened the bag, and set him tree'm
" Now them" cried he, " let me mount Qubkly!
AS he began to put himself into the sack, heeis
first; " Wait whle!" said the gardener, tl!s Is
not the way" Then he pushed HIM ln' head hrs''
tied up the bags mouth, and soon swung up the
soarcher after wisdom, targin in the air. " How
ia it with thee friend % said he; dost thou not
feel that wisdom cou,e,h unto the Rest thou there
in peace till thou art wiser man than thou vert -
So saying, he borrowed the students nag to rlde
home upon and rol.ed oil rs last as ne could io'
fan, the Williams should return; and he left the poor
student to gather wisdom, till somebody should
come and let him down, when he had found ou
in which posture he was wisest-on his head OIL
lis heels.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-28
SO.S!NINg.

\ short time ago, gentleman went inlo the
coach Office, ut Utica ana booked hnsrf for res
idcncc near Oswcgo. In the coach office was II
beautiful girl. The gentleman thought, Of all per-
sois in the world, he should like her Tor travel
my companion 10 his great delight, as the coach
drove up 10 The door, he found Ina, she was n pas
srngcr Upon being asked where she should like
10 sit she said "by this gentleman" alluding to
our hero. lie felt much ilattcrrd, and thanked
heaven that his personal appearance had capiivaled
so charming female Smack went the whip, round
went the wheels The gentleman conyer'cl with
the lady, he found her free aud easy, and from her
agreeable manner he felt as ifhc had known her
all his life Evening closed in upon them. With
evening came twilight, and very shortly afterwards,
darkness On rumhlcd the coach. lnltilg aud Jerk
ing in most remarkable manner. 1t WAS an act
Of poii'encss, doubtless, on the part Of the gentle
man 10 cncrcle the waist Of his fir complnion
with his ARM, just To keep her free from the ioliing
10 which she might be Otherwise subjected. He
did this with some timidiiy. TO his surprise, no
objection was made TO it. Encouraged by the free.
dom allowed. ~ darkness had spread her sable veil
over that portion of the earth on which the coach
was runiblng he drew her 10 hin, and imprinted
kiss upon her ncctarinn lips. The coach did not
travel very quickly, bnt tho cnainourcd youth
thought II few, when he found himself on The fol-
lowing day, within few rods Of his unces house.
lie told his fair companion that they must shortly
separate, aud became quite poecal upon The occa.
sion. Spoke OF " here we meet loo soon to part, "
and made use of other romantic speeches, express
i've Of his deep regret, at being compelled to sever
so soon from one who had been as bright and glo-
rious sunbeam on his earthly pilgrimage; one whose
memory woud live forever, and day after in his
bosom. To his exceeding surprise the young lady
declared he had been exceedingly kind, that she
could n, think Of parting with him, and that she
would go with him 10 his uncle's house. lie told
her tia, he dared not TO take such liberty. That
he had been in Europe for sone years, and that
hmscIfa stranger comparatively, 10 his uncle, he
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-28

could no, introduce lady, who was stranger to
him and his relation. The lady evinced hyscrcal
symptoms. His arm again claspcd her waste, their
lips again owned n sweet communion. The coach
stopped The gentleman had arrived at the end
of his Journey lie badc the lady farewell, 1t
won no 60 She insisted upon his protecting her.
She rot ont of the coach with him, and followed
him into his unce's house. lie was in dread
full state of mind. However pleasant kiss In the
dark was on the previous night. the incumbrance
of petcoat on such an occasion, was anything
bu, satisfactory. and what he considered unblush-
ing impudence, the lady followed. While he was
thinking how he could possibly explain the affair,
he was welcomed by his uncle, and the Young lady
was welcomed too, and kissed by all the family.
She was his cousin. On his entering the coach Of
fee at Utica, and booking his name md the place
of his destination, she kne at once that he was
her relative, and resolved to have laugh at his ex-
pensc, and perhaps she did not, when she told heI
stage coach adventure, and the fright to which she
nut her cousin. Oh! these cousins! What ber.
ties they take The gentleman was laughed at pref
ty considerably, but let those laugh who win II,
won his cousin, and they are now bone OF one boat
and flesh Of one flesh.--.N Y. Atlas.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-28
OBSERVATIONS on ORTHoGRApuY.
ny n. WEBSTER.

never wrote conneNion, &C., but always con.
neriion, DETECTION, infection, reflection, with n
view TO preserve their regular formation from the
verbs, connect, defect, INFECT, reflect; reflex, il
established as the rades, Of another class of words
from the same source.
II has been customary TO write slave, for the
pnra of staff, but in our practice, this conlounds
staff with slave, of cask. therefore separate
the words, making stafls the plural of staff and re-
tanning s;ave in its proper form with its plural
slaves.
write pinchers instead pincers, for two rsa :
sonsonc s,thls is the regular deryatye of pinch Ms
it ought 10 be; the second is, this is the universal
popular pronunciation, and being correct, it can
never he banished from use
| countenance the word drouth, because hi. il
the true original orthography and because II is The
universal popular pronunciation. Lord Bacon
wrote droughth.
Conceit, deceit. receipt. Here is one of ,boso
strange discrepancies which characterize our Ian.
guagc Why should the Latin conceptus, decept.
us, lose in conceit and deceit, and receptus gives
US in receipt III were a merchant I would
write rccci' aud direct all my clerks to do the
same.
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39oetrp.
EXCELSIOR.
BY II. w, LoEGFELLOw.

The shades Of nigh, were falling fast,
As through m Alpine village passed
A youth, who bore, 'mid snow and ice,
a banner with the strange DEVICE
Excelsior!
Ills brow was snd, his eye beneath,
Flashed like n nuilhron from lis sheath,
And ike silver clarion RING
The accents Of TINT unknown tongue,
Excelsior!
In happy homes he saw The light
OF household fires glenn warm and bright:
Above, the spectral ga2iers shone,
And from his lips escaped groan,
Excelsior!
TRY not 10 pass!' the old man said;
Dark lowers the tempest over head,
The roaring torren, is deep and widc'
And loud that clarion voice replied
Excelsior!
% stay the maiden said, and rest
Thy weary head upon tins breosl!'
A tear stood in his bright blue eye,
But still he answered, with sigh,
Excelsior.
Beware the pinr.ttee' wi,hered branch
Beware he aH!ul ayalanci e.
This was The peasants last Good night,
A voice replied f;r up the height,
CxceI>or
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TO THOMSO.NT.aN-S.

A FEW copies Of Maison's American Vegetable Pr.
"A tce, or new and improved Guide to Health de,is
ed for the use Of families. For sale by s"
Sept. 20, leil. n. x M. O, RANDALL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
DR.. HULL'S
ARnnyIIN Il. SUpDnRTER

1-2> This new Instrument foI the radical cure
n - %,of Proapsus utcri, Falling OF the Womb,
v - 10y external application, supeTseding the use
- OF the Objectionable Pessary, is confidently
health never having ailet OF performing
rurc under the most aggravated circumstances.
This apparatus congresses 10y broad, so elastic pad,
whole of the hypogGSfTtL1 and the pressure
The effect OF this pad 10 the weakened lower
OF to abdominal muscles cougenial support, which
Inc that u dinnishes their labor, stimulates
them by the well known power Of mechanical pressure
the muscular tissue, TO permane ut renewal OF their
igor.
az has received the decided appreciation of Sir Ashley
Cooper of LONDON; Sir Benjamin 81 ode; Sir James
Clark, Ply sician the Queen Df Ashwcll, Lecturer
Midwifery Guys Hospital; Or RsDy, Lecturer St.
BafthoouIew's DIR Griffith, Lecturer 10 Westminster
Hospital DIR Ranisbothsm Lecturer 10 London Hospital
Robert Ferguson Lecturer Westminster Lying in.
Hospital Dr Esw Lecturer 10 Midcsex Hospital,
AccouchcuI TO Queen Ch9rote'S Lying "a Hos
piIal also, 10y Henry Davies, Conqucs Blunde, Lee,
AerriInan, healcs 10y d. MOrcau, President
the Academic Royale dc Medicine, PARIS, and Aeeouch
ioin. Paul Dubois sanson and o:heTs-and In New York
toy Professor W Francis, G BEDFORD, VI. d PTofcs.
Of Midwifery in University Of NEW YORK,
Professor Delaed Professor Francis Johnson Presi.
deal Society Stale OF New York; Professor james Nc
Sanghoa OF Albany; Professor MaIch Professor Cyrus
Perkins, Professor Dolno-Drs. Thomas BOyd, Gilbert
Smith, Hosaek, SeaTns, Ludlow Nissan, NacLe, Power
Grayson, Van Rensalher, and many other guishcd
Physicians ~ the United states.
Iiavifg made arrangement with the proprietor %
the Abdominal supporter, Offer them for sale rcdnc
ed price from what they have heretofore sold When
The Instrument IL required for sery4nts further Tcduc
lion iu price will be made
fail supply OF DIR HULA Trusses Of AL sizes to be;ad
al T.. JonsOns Medical Emporium, Tor tie Hull
Truss Company sc23
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nm ooD
LARGE ASSORTMENT oF DRY GOoDs.
FAti AND WINTER tSls .ffr|

IL isNS '' y, iSmosen 10 tue New bul'din;
u,uai Va you'll Iny,c nm. als,aiisa of Mrr,h,, zen
hes an, ,,fle,. d, m ,,,,, AZ.
Ia ne civ .s.,,,. ,e. az, a.. 's,sy ~ Wy ocoia
Nv ~ho,ss,, a, rsn a., 4. an 81 .snny
s,Sty ~. ~. =, t.tan 81 ,h~u ot MchrTANCEs
to,r,.,i, a ni'ss, ~ ', W." ~ esa.stct nv
Al a. Law ,,r,rcs ~ H - I, n, ,, ~, ,ne r.sr'
hns in e.,n,.,nr.li,, ~. -, u r. ~ ,7 nav
,of All ~ ~ ~, 49,, ~ ,.,n .,, "" na'
ycty ee,.riei. ~, ~ ,l ""c'
All st.r,,s .,, ~ ~ ,".ow'"E ~nel.G
lor.., sss~ III l .na spiN" lack aus g"
,Iressss ''N'S anu i"''"sN 'o' nay and e'eaiol
Nntfs, - mn, ,,,s,. a.
siyIs imrsr.cJ '@''V VI eoof @nu
CAIItOES -ioo r.e., e,,-x .,vi.. ~ 49,. 3d.,
10 an, 10, 80, sess fancy ssIles' Az pnees, from
VIC Wy NUS inN"naeuteu-
CLOTHS CA S,iMrIs A = \, vt, iS,sS ...,...
.srortp.,, =, ~ ., very a'ge
LINEN COoIs -i,sS linen. .u,,... ,,,. o....,.
10 IA AMI "a cent ,n,, ~. " - " 49,,
wi,its T,weIsns Of es.,x tissa,, az" -. ,',," s
Kinda linen Ia,nbrie tI.,,,l ~, % 80 s ".
cents to q, each nu..,, .n,i nj ~, . IN, 49,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
BOOTS! BOOTsN BOOTsIll

BOUTS! BOOISi! BOOGSlil
IIFTY packages 81 gcncnen's super ior heavy and IN.
peror Boot. made for winter wear, Of TIC following
kiudsi-
eases q Gents Heavy Double soled Water Proof
Roots
9eascs n supornr soWcd Water Uoots-erfra oviaHfe
" cssosol Gentr Heavy fcg'd Water Boots ~ 10
lQoases ~ Goats flno Heavy KIP Dpnfs- s'crapf
aoteos Of Heavy -cslskin Hoots-primc
cases of Gents Light Dress roois as2 ~ per pair
package n Heavy Nailed Bcson tootf- water poo
The aDuvc Goods ~ suprfiOf q1sy, made we'll end
are such ~ can recommend, aud will be sold owr ~
than oy Fpld here before, having bought Them
AZ extreme low prices.
Merchants arc nvcdta call and examine my stock bc
fore ihoy pufessc, believing tney vi end nuc iht
adgantsse Shs'L rUrNgY,
wholcfsle and Rcta DcaIcr ~ r. "a soes Tstmt a.
WQ nearly oppoinc Michefs iewelry y ofe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
SCHOOL. AND CLASSICAL BOOKS.
S,hITH, DRINK EIs & MORRIS BOOK SELLER

SCHOOL. AND CLASSICAL BOOKS.
S,MlTH, DRINK EE & MORRIS Booksellers
- Keep constantly hand large assortment OF the
latest aud best editions OF Classical Books in Acade-
mics High Schools, Colleges, Nc, which they will sell
wholesale andretai atthe lowest cash prices.
Among their assortment, may hc f1uad tho f,owins:-
Greek LeNieons-DOnas1ns large, 10 small, Groves.
Schrcvili, etc. etc.
Greek Commemorative, AnthOn's, vaipy's Bui,man
Goodrich, sophoelss, Fisk, etc.
Greek ReadeTs-Jaeoo's, Anihon'E Greek Delecus
GTeca aajoTa, CTcca Nihcrs. etc.
Greek Lcssons-ClevC!and's LIST Lessons, Goodrich
Dwight Sophocles, etc.
TONERS Had. with notes, Xenophon Acschines, aud
DemosheneS Octopus Uranus Of Sophocles, Alccsiis
Euupidss Wylies CIR, ck Latin aud English Nocabulary
Greek Test4menisi 10 with LcxconSi Greek Prosciy;
Pindar Carmna, etc.
Leipsie E.ious OF Ilomcr's HAD. do OlysSa; Memo
phous Cyropedia 10 Anabass; 10 Memorabilia; Demos
themes; Horace; Thucy ,lides; Herodo,us, etc.
LATIN.
Latin LeSeons-Ainsworthis large, do small Levereuis
laIse DO abridged, Entics's, etc.
Lslin Grammar s-Goud's, Adams, Ross, Andrews,
CleaveiandPs, Anthems, Hlc
Latin Reaier-Jacobs, An,hon's Walkers, etc.
Latin Lessons-Go odrich's, Anthons Walkers etc.
Cicero Dclphin Edition, Anthon'S, smau's Boston
Edition. etc.
vrgil-Dephini. Cooper's. Gould's, Inie Tlnear etc.
Cesar-Lcveretis Delphini Edition, ClaIke's, Pattcr.
etc.
HoTacc-Delphini, Could's Anihon's, etc.
New Latin Tutor, Corderi IIsoTia SacTa: Vra Rome;
LeveTeus Juvcnal; Cicero dc UTaicre &c Oief: Mars
Syniax; Goulds Osd; FosOu's Lv Lain versiie aiion,
Latin synonyms Latin Prosody; Anthon's Sa!us; Idea
Primus; Cornelius NepOs, etc.
Schools etc, supplied on libcIllterms. oc
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m a a n =.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
7. W. RANDOI.pII

u. w. IL.
Next 10 Eek, "hy is.ths. Msia s'r-si, Riehuer,L
OffIss" sale the fslowrs Nah ali her seholiicoks
GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS
olnsy, smith; MnehsL Ads@'. snliisy,, wo,eeser.
wo',lsnsse wSl,, ials c,a@,ef. r,:noss. ss,,
Gsesraphea Resdss-sh Farley. oae,. HAN. cHn
"s'' Bake '"S h l;9iisii: rri,sss, s's'P
Davies, coea,n, t.eror, rsrley rsnneti Pike, smih,
ssS ssi,s S Ss 3sS S.S ss
~ GRAMMARs--
Aver. iese,sol Green, iIasen we6ser a comey. Muir
F''' and Ase sP Ssi'.l,s; iHG R Ssy;
Farley, Nee York. u states, Eue'son's National ccrn.
az, MsS,,ers Elss,sep,ssy and k.sy ssSs nns
Scare, Lowell. Muikey, Cummings. eaulade, Towns 4
READING Books.
fariey's Universal and School stosy-Nsw YORK, Par
ley c,s., States s,ncrsoa. NAY s'nnds.s, l,, 2ad
lo4 Young Puasi's sok-Murray's Reader. sequel an
IIsssT"xncries@ PrssspSSs- oass,. Easy GsaisS@
Chlds Gutic-iniant scnsoi alnual-rckcn'. Juvenile
ny. Rober,s's Juvenile PfcipoUis National Nouai YER
nea and Young Ree.er,rOngiir Lesson. .nd sequel
Manual-Perronps lat Ciass Bcok-veuns Ladies' Read.
an AMI Sa Reader sSS oasS1
sisoutncy's Boys and Gnfs Hea'ier-Tcstamenis aud
websicris. Gcojr,ch's. worces.r's Tyter's. whslp'
lcs,s Bair's. wslps, willards AMI h'ns's lsin'es.
Works and others for hisher classes
walkers, Wcrecsicrs, WehSer's, Cohbs, aud Primary
Dictionaries.
New York, Cobb's Durhan's, JauJOu's, and Carrs Ia
postors
scholars Companion ani Reference pcok-orsm's Is,
Lessons
tomstocts, Blakcs, Jones' Mrs Grayis, Turner'S 1r
Wings, rhcpss ami Rcnwicks Chemistry.
co'n.,oeks, Jones' Bisse's Clms,eas swins, Bair's,
Phelps a lrvins's Philosophy
Ryan's, Guys. Biakc's. Irsins's TURNER'S, wkln's,
Cousoc KS ami oimstcai's Astronomy
lrNne's, hakcs', Phelps aud tancoln's Botany
tomstock's urology-sctcntihc Dialogues suh Glass
Rook-Poliie Learning Philosophy OF Natural
Hlscry-rIimmcr's aud t;ulismth's NaiuTal Iiieory-
pllswsys snd Elements Of Nsholosy-Teoke's Pantheon
Names ani Fros;'s Elements "f Cnicism -PaTkrr's
and lrSngs Elements Of composi'nn-rowns' and ror.
ters Analysis b.airs Mills. Newman's, Mhitesy's anI
Janeson's Rhctorio-whaiclcy's, JaInesons. ParScrs
and Hedges lnEteMercer's Observation-Disclosures Pa
ey's, uphams Wayland'S ani Blaslsc's Moral phoso-
phy-SaN's and Wayiand's Political economy
The most approved Works Surveying, Algebra and
Geometry
Dictionaries, Grammsrs, EXcTeises and Reading Book
1.-The various languages
Teachers Parents Merchants anL others by calling will
find every variety Of Books wanted, and moderate
prccE.
Bookbn,iue in superior style.
ocl J. W. RANDOLPH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
ELLIS & ELLETT, Agents.

70 AT hh0D IL may Having been in a low
nj health for several years from the Dyspepsia, bill
i.us complaints debility which followed long attack
II fever which had had and being often troubled with
stomach and sick headache with feeling of wear
ness languor, and depression Of spirits and having
quenty taken C1lomel and various other remedies with
very slight benefit was recommended by friend 10
Ellis Elicit; when commenced using them they Caused
Sigh; sickness of the stomach, but determined Iet.
severe thinking that could not be worsied AMI my
gres ziisssction SON found aud manifest ree
Tue medicine carried OIL The bc aud strengthened
very quickly and cnnrely restored my health. In my
opinion the remedy - one Of great value, which freely
aud strongly recommend. A. MORRIS.
July, 1872.
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co unT 0nD II II =.

yyIkoiNiA.-.At nules h,ii In the Clerks once Of
creuil ,hs srd day Of os.ossr, isil W. INC "''"''
VIE seassi A. arsncs society sgsiust Fire buildings
oi he stare o. 'nr'"a, RUS.
Eiwln Burnley, and other pcos
The dciendan, above named, not having entered his
Nss AM s ssssIy sessras % Tho act OF
,atsae,orv e,h'enec that b. "a an uhabsn OF iii.
Commonwealth, ordered tia, The sail dcisnlant IL,
s~er the bl OF the ?aiuis, copy oiihfx r
iene~,h inherited N -one asssrapcr paehshsi in the
city 81 kichmon fnr tao monhs aud
Ell atths front door eI tire capol In the sa,d Cay.
oe ~9w wM SANDS. &C
on,Ncsay- n,gtnia LA Richmond iiusinss
Riehatd whrncii Pirf
Herbert Claiborne jr, Mary Claiborne John n cai.
bcInc, James w Csbofnc oilber, ciaiio,ne and Wiz.
kInus VA oorne ehiiion aud heirs OF Herbert Cat
o ryS u ua ., named tive seiog infAts aad the
Th,s lay tho r;sda, BY hi. counsel AMI niesi hi.
the mecn Of the plaintiff by his counsel crbcrt Csi
oons ~ wsa s,,nsi sar,aa to The infant defendants
answer AMI this esusc being doc kcc 10y conscni by IKE
exhibits Cited. aud aIsuei by counsel: on eonsis,s
ton whereof the Court ,,h sdiuge, orer ami decree
on before tic r., day OF the next Deecmbcr terra of
M, court AMI snswer nc pn,s e ami ma. corr
INC Sy Of Hsnood Ssss wcss iSs months ss,se
cct WOW an HOWARD. cPk.
VineiNiA-At Rules held N the Cicrk's ohce Of the
superior Court ot Canc"Iy, for tho Richmond Cir
emit. the 9rt'iay Of October, 1872.
John Mc1rad, Pha
Against
Henry 1imanus Zenas fiarnnm, aud other DeAR
The dcruJans above named, having their
appearance, ani sttrn Eecmny according to the act
assembly AMI tsc rules of this court AMI appealing, 10y
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants
his Commonwealth : is oricrcd THAI the ssIi 10
cnans 40 appear a the rules tn be held the Ia; Monday
~ January NEXT and answer the hill IL the piniin aud
that copy OF ths order hc forthwith iusericd n some
newspaper publ shed IN the city at Richmond, for two
months snce"ssvcy and posted 1t the front door the
C,piOllu the said city.
Ae"py. Tcstc,
oo "a w9~ wM SANDS. e g..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
MORE VERY HASDsOmE AND FAST
IONAHBE SHOES
GENTLEMEN'S FINE CALPSKTN AND
KIP SHOES AND BROGANS

IDER scbnooners Nassau ami Lyncbburg, from New
York, We have Just received direct from the Mlnuc.
urc several packages Of thu above Goods nac Of dnc
materials and in a superior and handsome style These
with extensive and desirable Flock 81 Gosh end sea.
souaho Goods dcicfmns 10 sell by tho plckago.
lar style ard quality can 10 bought Tor IN any house In
this City.
We respectfully invite tho Merchants Of virginia snd
North Carolina visiting ouf market, 10 call and examine
for Themselves, We feel satisfied that The prceF, yc
aud q11fy NJ Goods such viii gvc satisfaction.
NJ To our friends, customers and pufcha7ors gcner
ally, purchasing reiaiWc beg 10 say That ~ Tho retail
department or our business Will be found largo sud
general assortment of ladies' Cen'icmcns Misses Doys
Chdrcnr and Serv1nfs' Boots aud Fl0cs, which have
been carefully selected and VOL lltfted 10 fca sales
-. BURLINGTON g. CO,
Wholesale and Rciil Dealers In Boots, Shoes Trunk q.
Leather, Paper, Backing, otc etc, Mansion House
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
FOR MALE

THAT large two story brick building will about ono acre
n garden tuachoi, and unlcr good enc usure, add
situated IN Dvals Addition. D. tHifcd Tor safe very how
anf on accommodating terms. Tito House b. we'll suited
lor large family has two large aud ptsslke
bogv, three the sccnud story. aud thres rooms
IN The glfrci alHo has three cellar Ioonr which tnshf
be made very comfortable ani cDnvcniont az hic CO
Fcnse There also well % excellent wacrin the Yard
For terms. apply 10 WALLER a THOMSON
u, corner below Depot, u street, shockoc lin.
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LnMliER non SALE-

THE under signed Offer 0I sale AT their Lumber Yard.
Il The canal, tie public ArmoTy. JJIn1p feet II
LuUibcfof various Kinds AMI AL ot which hcy Will
fc low for cash, crcdt 81 four nuns a ms oI
~ sums Of so aud upwards, for approved negotiable city
pspcr. Persons wishing sizes other than those IN tie
Yard can be supplied NJ any uc 10y leaving tkcir orders
At the cricc, allowing succn time To- have thefn brought
IN from the county. The sizes hand consist Of
bark ani square cdgc three qparcr, and nnl
hall inch pine plank, flooring 10. weather boarding by
AMI 10y scanug inch white nak plank, Csuitablc Tor
tobacco hoxss) inch willow do tor cart aud Wagon
fellows, half an inch poplar aud gum, wool
aud post &c Also TO tobacco boxes Of superior
aus ELLIS A. EIIETT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
VIRGINIA
g q THIN q. STOR RE

NltGlNlA
CbOTHIN STORE,
Manly opposite tie BeH Tapern.
INlE suhscribors respectfully inform their friends aud
Il the public, that they lave hand, aud Intent
keeping, large and extensive assortment ~ rcadynas
FASitIONh CLOTHING,
Of the best materials ar workanslp consisting In part
u the following articles.
Blue, black green, ami other shades Dress aud FIooE
Coats
Beaver aud Pilot Cloth Frock Coats
OyertUets 81 beaver pilot cloth different colours
Maer-Tcpclant cloth Hunting Coats
Satinet Coats AMI Pintalpons assorted
blue, bsck, and fancy Cashmere Pantaloons
Hack and figured SILK Velvet Vests
Cloth and Valencia do
Satin and DOmbtzue DO
Plain aud fguicdSlk do
Cashmere aud Mefino do
Genncmon's Cloth and Cainlct Coaks
Ianfca' do
Iaub' wool and Menno shirts and Drawers
Flannel and Cotton do do
irish linen SHIFTS
Plain and plated muslin DO
Tenants celebrated stocks
snsPeudcrs, Ildkfs, Crayats, Collars shatns SO.
MORO CLOTHING. &c. &c.
All u which They will SELL Wholesale aud retail IN a.
accommodating terms articles Of the same description
can be purchased In any ~ the Northern cities.
Country Ne chants aud Ithers will fnd a. their adyan
age 10 give them call, they determined sell
the lowest possible prices.
HOOPER & GRAFT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-24
NOTICE.

IHTE tasc this occasion give notice that keep
w SANITY on hand stoves, Gritcs aut Cooking Ran
Of al kinds that generally used n this uti kc
Of our own manufacture, which viii Fcllon reasonable
terms. AEo, Moits Agricultural Furnaces for stcamng
food for Stock which will sell tho manufacturers
prices aeI adding te expenses, nj our Tin, stove and
Shcat Ton Mandatory, ihc He'll Tavern. where al
kinds u work IN line will bc done the Tca-
sonahc aud the shortest notice. Roofing with Ito
or Copper, GuitcTns etc. u WELLER,
AMI q Helm ..N