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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-20
STATE OF vEaMONT. I
II is ordered by the
Probate Court for The

STATE OF VERMONT ! 1t is ordered by the
HARTFORD DISTRICT, IS. Probate Court for the
District Of Hartford aforesaid, that the foregoing petition
be heard by said Court session thereof to he held
the Probate Office in Woodstock, In said District,
the Is, day OF June neSt and all persons interested there
in he notified thereof BY publishing the foregoing petition
and this order three weeks successfully In the Spirit of
the Ace. printed said Woodstock, soon may be.
By order oi the Court this 18th, ia, IL Msy 4 ~ iei2
i163w OIL BILLINGS. r. gfs'Fr
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NOTICE The POST OFFICE will be open on
~ sunday from To O'Clock A. NJ. 70 to l. and from
s ,o7.P JOEL EATON. Pot Mst.r.
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STATE or NEW JERSEY LOTTERY, Glass G for
ls,a, To be drawn ut Jersey City, on Wednesday, June
18th, lsi2-I5 Numbers, II Drawn Ballots
GRAND SCHEME.

Tickets only Sl0-A certificate Of package Of &c Tick
IT'S will be sent Tor Sl2O-Shares In proportion.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-20
UNION LOTTERY, Class for lsi2-lo he drawn at
Alexandria, ID e. on SATURDAY., June IL, lci2. BY hI-
thority Of Law &c. 10 Nnmbrrs-4 Drawn Ballots.
GRAND CAPITALS.

Tickets slO-A certificate Of Package OF &c Tickets
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TAILORS!

Should This meet the eye Of any Of the Knighis
Of the The MimJle, Icharge them TO gire il their
attention.
TO LET,
A SPLENDID SHOP, with every necessary for
IA carrying on the business can be had Of the subscriber
on The most reasonable terms, he is about leaving Tor
the West There is full supply of all the late fashions
Nothing is wanting to ensure man success, hut n good
workman with steady habits No opposition short Of
Chester. Come aud sec.
G. w. FRETHY.
Weston Village, April %, 1912. lO5-6w
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-20
LIME LIMEt, hIMElIi

d - a HID. Fresh Burnt Gray Lime, on hard snd
j NV tor sale hy 9, Z, yHtnD
Wo-i,ttrL T.h 30, yti!, SIX,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-20
Trusses! TruSses !! Trusses !

NTARsHs, Thompson's Burnham's and warhsworih's
wi Trusses all sizes and descriptions. Particular At
teniion will be paid filling them tree Of all charge
Female Abdominal Supporters for sale by
Woodstock May II, 1912. JAS. ROSS Jr.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-20

certificate Of package Of rs Tickets will be sent for
slOO-shares In proportion.
HASII paid for slippery Elm Bark. snske Root. Blood
' Root and Ryo smut, By Jas. RoSs,Ir
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VIRGINIA MONONGALA LOTTERY, Class II Tor lsi2
Ia he drawn ut Alexandria, Va June II, 1872. IS Mum
bcr,-l2 drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME,

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cts will be sent Tor l30--Shares in proportion.
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LEEsBURG LOTTERY, Glass II for Is,a
to be drawn at Alexandria, u G. On Saturday June %,
Iei2-7j numbers, Is Drawn Ballots.
GRAND CAPITALS.

Tickets Sl0-Shares in proportion.
certificate Of Package Of IS Whole Tickets will be
sent for $3.50.
STATE or NEW JERSEY LOTTERY, CLASS II for
1872 be drawn Jersey City, onWednsday June %,
lsi2. IS Numbers, Is Drawn Ballots.
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VIRGINIA LEEsBURG. LOTTERY, Class G for 1872
To he drawn at Alexandria Va; on Saturday, June 4,
lSi2. 10 Numbers, IL Drawn Ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.

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Els will be sent for Sl3O--Shnres in proportion.
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COMMON SENSE!!

$40 this complexion nc must come al iqsi.'
SnAKsrEAR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-05
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

TUE propIe'or ofts NJ IN. co,o,,.,.e
anh the public for their liberal support -inee n vas G,s
,,e i uielr recommendation la July last and he hopes
'l''r =" mcsu II. 10y making all those who soiourn at
w" Nohansc, a. comfortable least Al any Other
nic 'hi.n lie takes this opportunity also, OF canton
w ,' phhc against the unfounlcd put anoai by
c persons, about the cStrlyagani charges said 10
h"rn made al his Hotel. by assuring they
NOW what thcy ALWAYS have been. s2rEt
NJ, - L. BONDEN, Proprietor.
Riehmoni, Va, Jan. II. 1912. 4, 1 Din
nary, SS85 per year.
Nt-chci to the Exchange is large Concert aud ball
Nonih which Viii he let for such purposes upo
Eotdbic terms a. u ~ civ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-05
DAVIES g. EHs'
PIANO EOHTIs[

rIiiE deserved reputation which TIE Instruments made
10y Mssatf. Dlvca ut0fhcfs, ct Now York. has az.
famed murc tnc introduction into t city, h1s iu iurrf
fc erhGc rlrrtu curr into tn Arrangement with the
ftDutr0rt Tor fr alr uf thor inatfnea, tud cons,
Qusniy supply VIII uc constantly nanf Prom an ~
.rucure ~ yrlte fir sdo of Piano Furtoz this
sv. hcinf practical N,nfkmtn hufelC the suhecr..
800. Itsains ell ths mlirfu improvements combining
mt brtur" of fnnr. c1uti to r iu1trufirnfs
Df my oihor manufacturer the Unfrd STATES.
lur price tirsf I rHrf" from cifl down
or loss ff SS't. part1us wanting good PlANO must moi
hr doNrfci fuuit rial ~ these iufruucuts account of
tttff rhrtpnrtf. fIr al vim have trri ot the low
pace have been asionisei lp hni them equal iu
touch 1ni I1o fn hlsr NJ twice their ro Being native
~ hr OF Dominion, tho su'srfhor htoTl himself, t1
VI those ~ w'1i of g1i Piano will hui give ru call
ani cx11tn' a'liy ofo nurumcnta, Do feels confident
81 ahhTrtl ptironaFc.
Any instrument proving defective. my be- exchanged
within Twelve n'n'la ancr purchase.
Ps Al kinitof Cabinet Furniture t,r ale Al tr,rcs
tusfnt the nurf N , Ihrrc dtpre hollow ur new Tx
chanc ntnk aud nearly opposite tho Merchants CoHce
Wlueo Richmond May ~. 1871
DIAN iiuscy, aud fanncis. 10 uuprccencn,ed prces
U Tor ale Nv y. " rRiCE
FOR SALE CHEAP.
n ADfFs' Scsskin sippcrs. leather bound
4 ~ io 10 Tics do 80
d. ~ dp Stap dn IN
H. 30 dp HussnH 81 ~
Tho above shoes are frcgh-iitvi houft them resn
Oev will cold very low. Also fresh lo Of rtLtrsu,
JE WATKINS 4 60.
Successors IN q Putr ", opposite Tho
tnh ~ Runs Oi ths Etalc tiotci
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-05
NEw SPRING GOODS.


fIiE Subscriber Isl rcccv anil opening larrc anrf
ofncW aud dcs rthc Grois in hishne. uc iuvtrs HI
1ueniI'u oi hs fcus fnd customers generally. assurin
thcu that a c Doe purchases THIS spring will flv sus,,n
hia previous reputation ofsccpins gooi and cheap Coo b
u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-05

a =. MADDOX. Richmond. Ia, b. conc. Liig nc.
- 'cttus iTutn the rir TIti Manu-
etus a Naekoy-. aui I tiheu g Go Ea.for an .sten.
siNc assnrtmrut " Piano Fntet made expressly - Is
otef, al 81 which are warranted L. be any
biousht 10 hH market. From srraEgc.urifs ulirh he
he's Just made w'ihc manufacturers Do" viii be- aL. 10
-" thctn to- considerable less than formerly tho ia.
c'tumcnts are mo- Sa they represented o.. they
wt hc EXCHANGED or taken back, and when there IS an,
doubt about the quality nay viii t. Jcqur.l untIl
suCh dprbts are - moved los TRIAL.
Piano -inn'E Of all patterns
Piano Cuy.rH from s. 20 SIS.
PiILns alNtNs uu hts.
The laccsf cnlrc'ip' -f ctutrh music ot,r,r,. n,
ia" new publications AZ c lowcst price, .,nic ,e ,~i
r'i''l \ = MADDOX,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-05
nE !. !. : ~ !! p nR !! noors:

w pivot Miles suns beautiful H,ofs ami sh,i -,n
nuc TO keep regular supply of them W. ask Gentic.
ucu, in want ~ huc and beautiful Honfs 10 ave cali
JE WATKINS 4 co.
ar ~ samuel ruiuey "a cd stand
MUSTARD Fresh Durham Mu.tari. In ronnd I1i
W hall pound bottles, ioT sale.
Pl RNB BURTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-05
ELEMENTARY DRAWING BOOKS
RECEIVED BIT
SMITH, DRINKER x NORRIS.

prtI 18TH,
~ Vermont Drawing Book Of LANDSCAPES iss,. ne me
G az me Nermont Episcopal Institute Burlington
The FIRST number shows the rudirnents Of sreb,sc,u,
&c savage aie aEd the prosesso f Archi'sctr ro
Us trst Fucc beginning, anu Preliminary F.cp.is I'n
M a. % 'eG EHes, with numerous plates niusfrsf
Tie second number is devoted chiefly 10 tie Del.
zen o. frees and Plants, as they should be represer
me e, 'h h number presents Drawings Of Rock
&c, 70 be eoried with tie same materials andinu
81 me fourth number commences with HigherCl .
M 10 advance tie Pupil in the Art OF Draw
OXFORD DRAWING BOOK.
Perspective, series OF Letters ee1tsD Sns rra6ee Of
ihiormehou on skeiehng, Drawing ana Coiorins land.
new method OF PracucaI PeTseeetre VIII
Gous s'ys for the use Of Teachers ioI
10 hSnSeIsty OF Oxford embellshed with upwards OF
WORK or uIro So is15 Yss asen expressly Tor this
ELEMENTARY DRAWING BOOK,
easy Progressive lessons adapted to he susiss s @
ss OF young llles and gentlemen an esiabshmeais
he art namely Drawing shading and ColouIns io1 5ss
mess s:Tacians, BS j Rsnbens With e9pions lerer
Drawing 4O''iS smith, Professor OF
Drawing Book OF Flowers, by Miss Ann smith
Andrewss Lessons in Flower Painiin. BENIN
man ISoe @ Principally from Nature, by Aeker
,, ITse;5sT with pIswns parers Water coors in Sc
6 ~ and silver Pants, Metzint and Pink Colors po,
s5 iiAP Sna sable Brushes OF vaIous sizes. Horn
- '-tcIS' slPeI'r Dfawing Pencils Of different
1eEtS,s Of quality Paint Boxes Painters Ease Is
LADIES, BEST QUALITY PHIIADkI
III \ LIP p T. RS
Al One Dollar per pair.
w WI. sell a. 81 per pair. '' VIM" We
, JUDAH MYERS 4 Co
81 Z, Chean Boot, shoe and Trunk Dsaisra
SUMNER COATS.
JUST eived au assorfneniof White If,., cio.t
&C. which cannot ia 10 please all who cIaune Ibsm
80 STARR A. Co
~ z. Opposite Exchange Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-05
n" Is '''' '''''' ALEXANDER prvAL co.
nALT!MoHE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
'ci sin whehlirc or ihciurcrcsr ofmo.
WILLIAM MURDOCH. Secretary.

''"'icaons may bo MAIDS personally by letter. tpos
- ito TIC suhsoubcr Agent Tor the Company n Rich
w1o Will furnish ali necessary information per
fnua Oi availug themselves ot the advantages which
ems last luton Oilers Tor providing against those changes
o. which all ace Huhiccf, trutr cfainfy o life audic
ptccarousucss ui business. By the plymcui of e small
sum. which moei ricn can spare, Comfortable support
may, 10y iIts mcdus, he secured 10 Tier muilict
ir4 ~ nALnWIN. Aecnl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-05
NOTICE.

HoM aud al'ct c -jh u April our ri weekly Tue II
ho1' =" iynethpr., VIII leave Rch,nond sri lynch.
tif1 on Monday. "Wednesday snd Ftiiay, o'clock A
81! NY mss arrtcmen we are enalct 10 'Tm
lt.n WIN q" Nrstern siarcs uT oi iynrAhurg our
~' .'t." bHi's wit run usual On Monday Mr,iuc
anu titily ov"uiUg ~ "'cucS, T. NJ t. the COVE
nieucc amt 'Npc itn by s route over all ohsrs luay
N"s' inm Richmond or tie Vicny W. shall not say =ny
us Ia, rc!cr passengers anI others 20 those who al,
travelled "a our boats
aa .l-M nOYD. EnNONn & DAVENPORT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-05
SPRING STOCK or ROOTS. SHOES
TRUSI1 y RID CARPET BAGS

MARCH tSly.
tlS late arrivals f.om Phuuitnh.a. sion AMI other
- ils'in NIrkc's, W. have received nm sn, con.
siany rtnu" tn receive fresh ani s~asnnlbic stock
The m1rHcis cia A1I- -,ni conient thsi II cou.
ias Shoes bppfs ll other articles Tho line ttst sre
a. desirable and cheap can bc had Ia this any oer
civ.
Among ihc present stock hinI may found the TO-
lo~iu. ARTICLES
Meme heavy ntost o., city nistc
~ q" Br'sans. sc,sed
dn db 80 pcE.ci
do boiuI .cwcd Bt6r,n-, Xip
80 a., srtt
Do 10 prsscI j, k,r md split
10 E'o's cart snl kip
80 iro-an Pumps
80 SCAT hfusau Pumps, high heels
do cali Brp-ils aHi Pumps ,ip
10 Pimps aut Slippers
40 pcssci aud scsci caf anal acal Boots
d6 me cali aui morocco dress Boots
thitg'u rus- uH, tcn'c- ltc. e. brnean ho5tscr
st'a Shoes garter shoes, ankle lies, t.c and thin soci
hon'."7 90 ihortcco, ki aud calf SKINS.
- A'I ari rnlurcu sipr. Blskins, thick sud hin
~"''' ri. fi E AID f.u sulr-. Tie, thsS and thin
~'c' -,'r S."7. pruncl'- Shoes, colorcd -ps white
aui Hitk satin Hps, Tntncco walking Shoe, seal skin
NaNls Shoes stout leather Shoes LTogln and lace
Buui,ce.
Bow c'f a1i Kip ,otres ami shoes pes.od Bo,,ees
scNct Bio-au~ sud Bpn'S
S"rants Shoes OF Az .Dis Tor hands and house
servants.
TRI NK~ Hard leather bellows ION and Woo, fr,,,c
Leather Trunks. Tor travelling Zeal sk.n. hair sud lac
l'ae sct,t rae King Trucks al OF which We wills
on terms that shall not tail 1 please tho purchaser
T. WATKINS q Co,
successors 90 Ma = Pufrcy.
Opposite tie Runs OF the Eagle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-05
TonrT - III - ~ - LII g.. -. :,

u hrtrIHuf
Coornc Water from Jean Marc riuua. genuine really
superior.
tfcnch ari FucIs' E-scu-cs. 1rthe hau1kcrc hef with
ln arsnrtmcuf of h1ir L fenf ard nail brushes Per-
mmcry ami very desirable 1rrv arficcs-frr sale ~
al AlEN ANnER nINAI A c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-05
FLOWER SEED

Da!lia double Zinnia. Gas.
ga, Scotch Broom, Pink,
Honesty, Trciore, Candy
Iun. CnysanthcmiEc, Egani
CoTc0rs .. Euphorbia Narie
gated, lee Plant, Double Bal.
samine, Scarlet Cacalia, la
valera. Auouis, Love In a
MIS-, Mes"ioneite, Marvel o (
reru, etc. etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-05
GREAT DISCOVERY

His dcine the only one that has come before the
public for the relief Il mothers, ani designed Tor
cln aut them only. II Is all complaints but
iorthe one designed, and the mails favor being
so slrnnE' we recommend a valuable medicine. A
tampnIe' accompanies each boe' with iu description
NJ ~ peculiar virtues. For sale hy
mr. % " ETSTACE & SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-05
/ AIDES, ELEGANT eaENon moRoo.

fHrt-A huc as-oumcnf 0f these superior slippers on
hand, to which tie Attention Of the ladcsts solicited
~ BURLINGTON 4 90,
IT, Mansion IInurc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-05

EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR Just received
u lot ~ Andrew ncune's Family Flour, warranted fret
Eate or no sale. ap "a FRY a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-05
NOTICE.
FREIGHT REDUCED.


FREIGHT REDUCED.
Ia msciin Of The President ami Directors ofihe Rich.
\ m"nd ntederl' kse.rt an Potomac Railroad Compa-
ny. on Tie ION day Of March, lsi2-
Resoirsd, Tatihc following reductions in tie rates Of
=, n ~, ecu Nc ,,'oi ani certain Ioinson The Laui.
from the iFh day ofArri ncKi-viz:
rek s and SSa' Tal nS@Ied r5uS from rrsdo
Louisa g. ll.Trcvilin's ami Cor louisville.
IN F.oHt-lW o c. Ms Tcr biTTclogi t.orlon.ytlic
On Sah -TEr per sack TO third Turn out, four
Sen's 10 9usi Courthouse sH cents L. Trevanr, anj
ga Bs:f Iort oad SD barrol u cents to F,ede.
ueks 'ih cent a. turl Turn ou, cents Ia Louisa
aan a,g,. CIV. MAcMrRDo.
mmTT<'pr,pp, I'easureT.
uM Ss gSSS . As-oa ri'c Cospis a51ay, very
IA p, ''rncr below Duval 8 no
MouNrAiN nurTkK, JUS, received
" j. Fay co.
shrENoUGH's CHEMICAL OLA sup.
I-inr. Jnsi received, ur sale.
o. II ALEXANDER DuvAL 4 co
{ .toF Es-~urc' Black anu coouIci kld ,:ovcs, at
STARR & cos
l'' opposite Exchange Hotel
NRU Ei;'sgsHoKN. Merchant. is:,, Font street,
freely, having been cure, II ,iis,Scss"s RScnml
iiS'n. OF long standing y
HEwEs' NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT.
acs grcAt Varcy Of other remedies had been tIcd "a
Na'n Tic positive ani puck effects of this article arc 80
WEI, Snowni to all wac have heard Of II, asto require 10
JOHN GAYNoR,
n u one door above Bell Tavern
FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATEOHs 81
COUNTER DALANC rs, To- ale 10y
,.,, II. BALDWIN,,
l"''-' Un'lct tn" Ehciang- flufri.
S'rESioR ga cos"ae B'4ody. ia bor,;-,s5
- T. J" Il " nuRToN.
/ IN IIEHcEs prmc Rice
! Nv ~ bbs Tar
u DO Rnsih
u H. Fnch
- ."l sacks i4vcIgo3 ground SAT-, Landing this morn.
I Ing "r sale wGBn, nooKER HAMILTON.
(tENrLENEN'@ ~ PERIOR WATER PROOF EJnTS
~ AND SHOES -Iicob Mi!c1 and <ons-M We have re-.
'''' good supply ~ inc above Goods from those spr-
or ManufciuTers. Gentlemen - call and m.
/ ur'nsclVcs. u. Bti.iINGTO. co,
- no - NinsN House.
/ SfARkLlNG CHAMPAGNE 4 IIoCK-iiu BASKETS i
dolen each sparkling Champagne and Hos x, comprising
! the best bianisin usc H this country, for sale by
! JnApBOT.
nol2 Main door C.. 4 Dnval 4 10
/ ~ M. FCBACCO, Sc
IL pnnchcou superior Iam,ica Ran
dp 10 Grenada DO
Brown l.,nehp.nr Armi~ic1's Chewing T. hlcco
kes1.s, Principe snd Old CieaTs-ior sale bV
| NJ - W HARRISON
EHOuSo PLASTER AND Lis.E-
VI leo casks isssh Tnnuxi-iOn Lime
~ do Lubbock PtTcr, ior sale by
jBABBoTT
10 Main ST. uertdoor To- 4 Dnvai& g.,
GENILENcS'> ELEGANT WATER PROOF ~IIOT5
| Made W !. Mics - Son, expressly for our ret N
Sales.
\NE arc In receipt of our supply NJ The above
w shoes, which are rally first rate. Gentlemen "a
wani o good article for Winter NJ. please aiI au
supply Themselves, st JUDAH MYERS =. 60,
~ IL Dealers IN Boots, shoes, Trunks SC
LADIES' CHEAP SLIPPERS.
ME have ON hand good assortment of LADIES' Kid and
w Morocco Shippers miic IA Philadelphia, which are
JUDAH MYERS & co,
~. ~ boot. shoe aud Trunk Dealers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-05
j. PEASE y SONS
COMPOUND CLARIFIED ESSENCE or
HOARIIOITND CANDY

fI'IlS incompatible COMPOUND, for the cure OF Coughs
colds. Sc IS iuy celebrated, amt every day but adds
"uF popularity H. Taste b. very pleasant aud flr safety
ani convenience Is preferable every ueI cos rctnriy
knoNn Numerous certificates ~ M efficacy ate n ii,
Of the proprcfors although they the "a
pdy increasing demand nT the article and the great favor
with which Il ~ every where received, tie best cvi.
dcures Ut IT'S u'iiity.
10 ohscrvc, every genuine package Is sgncdty
= PEASE q son,
-. Division street. y. Y.
NJ frcsh supply just received, for sale Wholesale
manufacturer prices, by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-05

IN consignment. three PIANO -FORTEs which will h,
~ offered at very reduced prices, IA order To e. osc b
constzeni by tue LIST oi JAnulTy whc.! Time II
uoL sold, they Will bc r'alippcitp IN, owner
These Pianos are 'qua any the city 81 the Same
prices and will now be offered al So less regular
s''lns prices. Those ~ahtns good PIANO. snI wishing
10 save tc SUN OF go these hard times ~ well 10 cal
aud examine thcs" instruments. IOIIN TURPIN
I,rf. Pei
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-05

NAILS. IRON, sc.
En kECs Belle fsie Nafs
w IN assortment cfr.n steel. Sc susbis f,r hrmers
~ stcks Liverpool silt
Roc UeftrEs. in bills AMI bali 30
spN wv HARRISON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-05

| ADlCS - r6HlOE ira RDTN Nd AND pLAIN GUN
u Lh-I' OVER S!Ipi.S--A boa :f,r - rtulcnt Of
ne abfe 'srr s5 's for i4ti.s ..oc 10 et ..e Low
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-05
PROJECTION INSURANCE. COMPAS
OF IARTEnRn EnNN

'llilS Company Oilers 10 insure Houses stores Mills
Factories harms, and the contents Of cach together
LOSS Or DAMAGE BN FIRE.
The r1icsot premium ofere. low rs those Of any
similar institution and every has oppnTt univ for
small sum- Ia hc protected against the Iayircs of this M
stTueiivc ccinen which oicu, IA single hour sw,eps
away TIE earnings Oi many years.
Ihc course the Office pursucs rsuesc'ar rs Lueircs
ai ia Tie al listing aui piyncu. OF nsscs is prompt and
liberal FOR terms Of Insurance. and renewal ot p5lei,s
Apply 20 49, HENRY CLAKhE
., Who has been appointed Agent Tor the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-24
The Exchanges.

The Morning Post thinks ought to be IN
favor Of Specie Currency, if we want cheap and
uniform Exchanges. If the Post means by Specie
Currency, Currency Of which every dollar shall
be equivalent to and exchangeabe for Specie, VIC
would observe that we have never been in favor
of any other. But if it mean Currency in which
all Money transactions shall be restricted to Spe-
Gle, then we answer tina, we happen to know that
this does not furnish the cheapest Exchanges. If
we had 81 900 in Specie now in St. Louis Spring
field, ILL., we could not transfer it to this place IN
that Currency without incurring thereby consid
cradle expense. But when we had a National Bank
with Branches, the cost Of so transferring was
kept down for many years to quarter of one per
cent. and ultimately reduced to nothing Ssnce
that time, we have known man sell warrant on
the ub.Treasury a. St. Louis Undoubtedly good
forSpece there at eight per cent discount in this
CRY; and we have known debt collected In Spe-
Gle in Illinois, which the owner was glad TO sellior
draft on New.York and pay per cent. differ
encc. Shall such facts teach US nothing?
The Post says that with Specie Currency, the
difference of Exchange between this City and St.
LOU. will be merely the cost of Transporting SPe-
Gle between the two poin,s.-Cost Of Transporting
Ao,o much Specie 2 If man wanted to send
Specie dollar to ST. Louis directly, it might cost
him dollar; if one hundred dollars, and a mes
senger had TO go with tina, sum, the expense could
not be less than $50; while million dollars
might be carried for $1,000 or one mill on the
dollar The cost of transporting Specie is NOT
the mere charge for transporting so much mer-
chandize. butt is dependent on the amount conveyed
and the regularity Of the transfer. One thousand
competing houses might not be able to transact the
Exchanges between the Atlantic and the Valley of
the Mississippi for an average Of three per cent,
while one house or institution might we'll afford to
do it all for one quarter of one per cent This 's
what we tried to make the Post see before, but
did not succeed.