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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02

ANOTHER SLAVE CAsE.--We understand that
considerable excitement exists in Worcester, from
the disappearance or abduction of female slave,
brought on here by Mr.. Newcomb, of KY, who is
on visit to New England. The slave was favo-
rite and much trusted. No suspicion of her disap-
pearance was excited, and she left without taking
some money that belonged to her, her iewelry, or
even more than the clothes she wore. No trace OF
her has been discovered, although n knowledge OF
her whereabouts is confessed by several abolition
lists and coored persons in Woreester.-BaTt
Gdz.
NJ The alledged Slave above referred to- was
brought TO this town last night, on a writ Of Hd-
bedS Corpus, issued by JUDGE DEWEY of the SUI
premc Court, and this morning brought before the
Court, and On examination, she sgnfed her wish
to remain in tins State, and was accordingly dis
rged--.Norhampto Courier Of Ang. 30
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02

Another INVASION OF TExAs-Furiher news
from Galveston, Texas, has been received at New
Orleans. Gen. Refs, with 1000 Mexcans, has
commenced marching towards the Texan frontier,
where The authorities were adopting vigorous mea-
sures OF defence. Two MeNicans, who were taken
prisoners, state that an invasion in preparation
and that Santa Annas oders were 10 take 10 pris-
oners
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02

Absent-Mr. Wilcox, of n. H., Mr.. Nc
Roberts, of ILL.,, and Mr.. Kerr, of Md
The Bill is passed with several amend
ments. The bill and amendments will be
reported TO the House to morrow morning,
and, in all probability, will be concurred in
before night
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02
: Vaeancy oceasioned by Dc dealh ofM r nasIIng.
: = 3 3 =

o. ONLY ONE LOCO FOCO MEM
Der FROM THE NEW ENGLAND
VOTED IN FAVOR OF THE
BlLL!l
TWENTY-FIVE New ENGLAND VINES
VOTED AMONG THE AYES; Mr.. Adams vot-
ed No'-not being willing TO surrender
the Lands, and Mr.. Bronson, Of Maine, be-
ing obliged TO leave the city few days ago,
paired of with Eastman, Of New lIamp-
shire. Mr.. b. would have voted for the Bill
if he mad been present, and Eastman would
have gone against it, The following New
England Loco Focos voted among the Nays.
Let the people mark them.
OFCHARLES G. ATHERTON, Ed
MUND BURKE, TRISTRAM SHAW, *
JOHN S. REDDING, of New Hampshire,
and NATHAN CLIFFORD, and Ma
THANIEL 5. LITTLEFIELD, of Maine
Thus, however successful the Loco Foco
leaders of New England may have been
heretofore, in making the people believe
they were friends of a Protective Tariff the
mask is at length torn of from them, and
the honest lahorers of the country can now
see who are their friends and who their en-
cmies.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02
TO THE PUBLIC.

GswA VNHE EXCHANGE at Fay
GSnng Il e,teville, VI, win be opened
iiiH as TEMPERANCE House, on
&s .H.ss esSssS Tuesday, 18th Of September next,
under The Superintendent Of the Subscriber.
TERMS AS FOLLOWS FOR 1919:
Dinners, 80 els. Five o'clock Tea, o5 els. !;
Suppers from screen 10 ten o'clock, 81 - els. !;
Horse Keeping, 25 cts; Oats by The Bushei,
IS cis.j Lodging, - ~. Board by he day,
IS cts. 10 81 90; By The week, from SO 90 10
& I co. by The month or gear, 80 90 per peek.
shall have on.or about the first of Deem
Der next, in addition to those already finished,
Dining Room 90 feet, with an addition of
another Hall, 81 by so, when ] shall be pre-
pared to accommodate all the Political Parties
Of the day, CotiIIion and other Pleasure Parties,
A. JONES.
August, ls42. 2wl
Wanted 10 Purchase,
All kinds of Live Poultry, few choice Pigs
any quantity of nice table Butter, and every
other choice article required for the table.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02
NOTICE..

-&1==E TENHE subscriber would inform
&Ii;,A n the Public that he continues
4rS Is at the Old Stand in Fayetteville,
g. 81 where those who may have occa-
sion to attend the Courts for this County may
rest assured OF receiving prompt and respectful
attention for themselves, and skiliul and con-
slant care bestowed upon their horses.
Travellers and Boarders can be furnished
with good rooms and have accommodations in
every way convenient and pleasant.
AFRAID BURNETT.
Fayetteville, Aug. 90, 1912. 2wl
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NOTICE..
sgWatcr! Vvatcr!! yvater:,!

vVNHE Members of the Western Aqueduct
IL Association and Those des,rous Of joining
sad Association, also all persons interested in
the concern, are requested to meet at the Chap
el in Elliot Street on Thursday, the first day
Of September next at O'Clock, =. NJ, for the
purpose of adopting Byeslaws, choosing Off
GERS and dividing the Capital Stock OF the As
ISOLATION into equal Shares.
CHAS. CHAPLIN, Moderator.
Brattleboro, Aug. &c, 1912.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Probate District of Marlbor

Probate District Of Marlboro, IS.
In PnoBATE CoURT, August 18th, i54s.
A N Instrument purporting TO be the last
IN viii aud Testament Of AMHERST
MORSE, late Of New Fame, in said District,
deceased, was presented for Probate by Austin
J. Morse, the Executor therein named; where
upon IT is ordered that hearing be had in the
premises, before said Court, at session thereof
10 be holden at New Fame, in said District, on
the last Thursday of September next; and for
the purpose Of notifying nll persons interested
therein, Of the lime and place of hearing, that
they may appear aud contest the Probate there
Of, (f they see cause the said named Execu-
tor is directed to publish a copy of the Re-
cord of this order three weeks successfully in
the Vermont PhGnx, printed at Brattleboro,
in said District, previous TO said time OF hear
Jag.
A true Copy from the Record
50 Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY, Reg'r.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02
POSTSCRIPT.

TARIFF BILL PASSED THE HOUSE.
The long agony is over, and the Tariff
Bill, with the amendments as it passed the
Senate on Saturday, was concurred in by
the House of Representatives on Monday,
by large majority.
Congress were TO adjourn last Wednesday.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02
'Townshend Academy.

HNHE Trustees of this Seminary wonld in-
u form lis patrons and friends that the en-
suing fall tern will commence on the first
Wednesday In September. The department Of
instruction has been committed to those in
whom we have much confidence. The terms
of tuition are as usual. e3
The facilities for board, il is believed, will
be ample and satisfactory.
J. ROBERTS, Secretary,
Townshend Aug. 80, 1912. 81
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@ Come and See. 81

YNHE subscriber would inform his friends
Il and the public that he is now ready to re-
ceive Cloth for Dressing, and has put his
Works in complete repair SO that nothing is
now wanting TO do work in the best possible
manner, on accommodating terms, and for a
reasonable compensation. lie will put on any
desirable Finish-such rs Steam Finish, Pilot
Cloth, Lion Skin, Beaver Coating,-or any
thing else that the Cloth will admit OF.
Finally
Gentlemen, Farmers, Brother Mechanics, Mer-
chants and others in want Of such kind of work,
please TO call and see if it is not so.
ALEX'R n. BOYDEN.
GuilGord, Aug. so, 1912. 81
n. b. The subscriber would just say that
he has so far regained his health, as to be able
10 attend 10 the business himself A. n. B.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02

TABLE OF NoTEs ON THE TARIFF Bill,
WITHOUT DlsrRIBuTIoN, AND WITH TEA
AND COFFEE AMONG THE FREE ARTICLES: :
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02
Flour! Flour!

Oh BBS. Genesee Flour, just received and
<SOior sale by RANNEY & BURDICK.
Green River, Aug. 25, 1912. 81
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MERRITT COUGUL.4N

late OF Dummerston in said District represents
ed insolvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto; aud months from
the % day Of July last being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore here
by give notice that we will attend TO the bust
ness of our said appointment at the Inn of
Caleb Taft, in Dunmrrston, in the county OF
Windham and state of Vermont, on the last
Wednesdays Of November and January next,
from one To five O'Clock, Z. NJ, on each OF said
days.
SAMUEL FRENCH, con,,,.
JOEL CHANDLER, ~
immersion, August 30, 1912.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02
EERE! FTREM FIREM!

TIME Members of "The Vermont Mutual
IL Fire Insurance Company are hereby
notified that the following assessments have
been made by The Directors on all notes in
force on the following days, to wit:
u l. O. % 4 a L.
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The Revenue Fill passed i'm
the Senate
WAsIIINGToN. Al

WAsmNGToN, August %.
The vote was taken at 8 O'Clock last
evening, and the Bill is passed by the follow
Ing vote
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Flour.
Iron, Steel &c.

A FULL assortment of Iron, Steel, Nails,
IA Buggy Springs, &c, sc.
Sept. i. C. TOWNSHIPS SON.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-09-02
corr M1ssroMERs' NOTICE.

WE the subscribers being appointed by The
w Hon. the Probaie Court for the District
of Marlboro, Commissioners to receive, exam
inc aud adjust all claims and demands Of all
PERSONS against the Estate of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
NEW plSCOYERY-

lE subscribers have Tor sale three kinds OF Magnetic
EfncT-No. for consumption which exc els ali, and
every KIND OF eonsunptve medicine that has been
discovered. Try and you will find IL no humbur
sure cure In the three Grst
Magnetic Ether No for Nervous diseases, which the
patients will find IN help themin p hours anda sure cure
in short lime. IL has eyerfaed la DANCE
Magnetic Ether No for LIver aud seroCons diseases
book or treaties Of various diseases accompany each
Package perusal viii satisfy any purchaser they
prophecies ndepcr and superior 90 any Other
compound TIy them. We not afraid 10 have then
tested by the best physicians OF the day. No opacEeIy
about the Magnetic Remedies.
Medical Societies invited test and condemn them
pupiciy u they ate not what they recommended
be. "A EUsrACE a son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
NEW PUnLiCATToys-
received ~ the bookstore Of
SMITH, DRINK EH A nTnn

SMITH DRINK EH A. NORRIS
FIWE Lie Of wilbur Fisk, u, first Presliept of al. o
wesleyan University, by Joseph Halcck
bcfmons and skciches Of sermons, b. The Rev. John
fnmmefheid w. la'e preacher n c0incx ion will the
Mcthodst Epfseopa Church, with introduction by tie
What's 70 be Done, Or the Will aud the Way by t,e an
thor Of Wealth aud WORTH sc. ~ - wv W
Means aud Enis, Or Telf Training y The aufhor of f.d
wood, Hope, iscsuc, Home Poor Rich Man ote
Higfory ~ The Expedition under the eonfn,nd OF An
tains Lewis aod Clarke, the sources 81 he aseur,
thence the Rocky Mountains aud down Inc Rye
columlls 10 Tho Pacific Ocean Performed during the
ycsIs lp 1875 anf 1916, by order Of the Government Of
nc bnned -taos, prepared for tho by Paul Allen
Es1. Revised sn1 abridged by Archibald McVictar
i've Fame ana Glory 81 England indicated, being an
vol y -
Tde IAnci, scconnf Of ne Gypsiss of spsin with
offna collection ofhclf some snd Poetry by ge9rro
uoriuW
Tho Kingdom Of Christ dolineaed In Two Esrtyson our
ns acc0nut % he pcre1n, and NJ the value Of hi.
inEf1n a1d onfc constitution. powers and Ministry Of
ann4lau Church - sppcndci by hhDsolf, by Richard
Wntisf, 90, ArcnhiIhop Of Duhhn
Ahan41nf second edition, with notes and c0rrecfons
49,, a,eshtneous Poems, b. The auihor q Christian
bhica care hos IN Palestine Mount Sinai and Afab
IefF-a igufnal n Trtveigiu the year 1893 by y R0
hns1n 90 sinh, underisken In rcHrencr 10 Bible
ScfuI1y dfawH up frou me original Danes, will ~
efltsi hasrations, By Eduard Robinson u D. win nev
H,re WI fens ma ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
Ann |. rapseOii, David Tapseolt aud al.
MORE NEW HOOKS
Received at the Book Store Of
SMITH, DRiNKER & NORRIS,

MORE NEW BOOKS
Received at the Book Store OF
SMITH, DRiNKER & NORRIS.
MORRIS TkANELs.-Notcso Off Tour through
iutsey, 'rececs Bgyr, Arabia Petra to the Holy
,.i.u, mcushng visit 10 Athens. SPARTA CT aud Caifo
,onsnnunopc, Thebes, the Rcd Sea Mount SHAT PetI
we .nom OF scripture, etc. by Morris In vo I2no
with numerous plates. N'
We recommend Il TO the ptblie IA , stcrn, ,york at
trayeL--U y. Gassiie. e N W
Tue author has conrivcd TO give TO his dc rtions of
places sceLciy aud events, spirit ofhcshness and vra
the Times. ~ SP"" VI
THEoDOUE HOOKS LAST
&C, In " l2ano N'i
"oi Fathers anu sons only ssy that It's revision
Ma soonl ho last uctary work of Its lame ued au, :
andtat possesses all those features OF Keen ncrcenn
and humorous delneaon OF character which have rem.
,e'eg us pfodneilons such iavores with the public
London Literary Ga=tsfc.
- m stinterestns aud clcve novel - Reruld
An admirable novel; oisfoHiaR MeTeHfy
''Onc Of the test nov cs of the say i'-hf.sssuRrr
"A most amusing novel, fullof spirit and vvacity San
Mr Theodore Hooks are the most lively and AT
he same tuc the r"cst pictures Of life have
among sie wriieTs."-Atlds.
popular treatise on Agricultural Chemistry, Tor The
use ~ the practical Farmer: ny Charles slGarey Chemist
A popular treatise Vegetable Physilogy, Published
under the auspices of tie Socciy for The promotion
popular Instr uction, with numerous
Jel SMITH, DRINKER NORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
~ VIIVV NV VVIHtI UtiVW ING Ue00.
LOGAN WALLER,
WIN T.. TllONrON,
They most respectfully offer Ii, foIIoaing

-, :, y y y v 81
Accommodation Kent Kendall & Af,9a'or anil Cant
bcnl. Sheppard. Charioffesrihs,-Alan ~. McGrnder
tf1. StsffsrMe,-Messrs siaptcs, Tyler co. Louisa
-nes1rs Quaries a Kent and J. NJ Biefy Esq Hfrsi,a
-Aefsrh T Jrter & co FHranna.. -uessrs sbt o
hctas 20. LynctbW y.--lohn VI. Speed ans willani
~ sutton, ksqs ffedcTi ctsblrR.-galnei Jobnron and
neNandef Walker, Esq. OroHge- Hesus Sneed 4
Inom.on dfnhersf-Win. ". Waller, Fs1 r,aroEHs-
~. h.ve ~ sutton, Daniel Dciarnaft aud William W.
ennanl. h,qs' . King Wmany--Gcn. Pinp Ayiep, and
saM, Inti, , ~ bfssion WiiuplsJurE pr. Robort
y. Waheri and Mc1ars ". w. VeHt a Go.
an 10 isf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

JOHN NJ. OREM,
OREM 4 MORLING.
MOULD respectfully invite the attention OF the cuslo
w mcrs of the late ism, and the public generally To-
my stock ~ spring aud sumner Clothing which have
been selected with and being the bcs
manner under my supcri can. with con.
hdeuec oer the public Clothing, which fer durability and
style cannot be surpassed IN the United states The fol
lowing hstcompTtsc part OF my assortment:
super Blue, Black. Olive London Brown aud Invisible
Green Dress ana rrork Coats
Do Bombazine, lnferia Summer Cloth, DrAp IL
Etc 80 40
do Linen and Bingham Coatee and Froek Coats w
DO 40 IN Houses French style
DO Round Jackets various qualities
PantalOOns, OF single m1id and Mctino Cashmere
DO black sumner Goods, various qualities
DO GambToun and Janinon, handsi,ne styIes
do Fancy Linen Drilling white ani coloTrd
Ness-sk Sau. BombaEne, Chllley, vaiencis aud Mar.
settles -
shifts Linen. Cotton and six
Bosoms AMI Collars, six ami Linen IIdkfs
stocks, Cravais, Scaifs, suspcnders aud Gloves
silk and Cotton halt Hose
sils and Bingham Umbrellas
Russia Riding Belts, shoulder Races
ALSO,
Samples Of the most Fssrionahie Goods kent in The
sylc.
Gcnuemen in want Of tlolhing would 10 well call
examine my stock, as am determined not to be unsuI
city. n n SPENCF Agent
AZ - Main e.. y doors halatC EXCHANGE Rank
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
EXcnANoE oLoTnINo sroEk,

DtpOt W II anCy DfOss Articles, &c.
IE undersigned have opened the store on IAN strec
opposeth Exchange Hotel with the view OF furnish
ne The citizens OF Richmond and vicinity with first rate
articles In the Of Ready Made Garments &c such a.
have not heretofore been offered in this market. From
TIE advantages possessed In connection with OF the
FIRST concerns IN New York, they have hopes ecn
share Of patronage which the style and quality OF tcir
goods cannot fail 10 command.
Reference could be furnished To the many citizens who
have favored tho Establishncui ~ BToadW American
huicl New York with their orders, who will la future
leave their measures with Us, which will be Forwarded
with despatch, aud NJ Insured Samples Of the mate
rails most IN the North, will be Kept on hand
from which selections an be made by all who would pre-
fer garments made to order.
An extensive assortment Of Garments, for Spring and
Summer wear, oiieI ci for Inspection. including Pan
taloOns-'rom French anJ English Elastic C1ssmeTes
GambToons, Drings. Merinocs, DOmhazncs. c. in va
ious new styles Particular attention las been directed
"a this department. with the object 81 Offering an assor
mcnt 81 Pans, which FROM their superior style of and
hnish' must meet the views Of thoso requiring well IT.
ting article. The may be appcdio 0ur Vests who
haze given 30 much satisfaction. Tie usual assortment
viii be kept nv. Including Challsy, MaTsclcs riks etc
eie DTcss aud Frock Coats from French aud English
Cloths, In various colours. Also, Mounos, Gngians
IinCns. etc.
With superior assortment Of Fancy Dress Articles
Including The laicsffYc oi six, sUuu aud Nohar scarf
aud CIaSas, CTavs Sncrs, Stocks, Suggcuders Six and
Linen landkerchcs shrfs, Collars Cloves Undorvcaa
aud Drawers, Hosiery, Umbrellas Canes etc. Also,
great variety Of Oriental Robes, or Dressing Gowns
jcB STARR & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

UlRoINIA-fa casaesrs-At ruies held in ,he
y tctk's once OF the Ccuniy Court VI Richmond,
Monday. the 2ndday Of MAY. tst2s .' II .N'
WIN hurEoss. lohn N NeainAaa aud May his wife,
and Joseph fsnes aud Efzatesh his wife, Ptfs
=, WIN Nash, Peter Nash, add Bradley and hls wife.
The defendants, william Nash, pc.or Nash and had
AMI hts Mic Mary, uot having their
and kNen security according the ACT asselnbiy
tee ruies 81 this court; AID appearing by satisfactory
cNie &c that they not Inhabitants this
wcahh; iscrierc that the sad dcfendantS appear
nS,e on the nrni Nouday August and aaswcr the
e Of the plaintln aud that copy la order be forth
Sn Inserted in some newspaper published the city
eLmcnd ior two monhs essvey, aud posled aitic
tont doorof the Courthouse OF this county.
= Copy-Tcs.c, .I.,r..a
lie 10 wsw mo FERRIES. Crk.
VluclNIA--hs CAanceFy:-At rules. held In the
- e,ierss once Of the Circuit superior Court OF Law
ny, or NE county of wea,mot Gland, the
Samuel c rsrssou Elizabeth spearmsn aud al.
Against '-'
Ann fapseou, David Tapseoi, aud al.
The defendants, Elizabeth Janney an Rohsr Hall ami
uanush Ann vile, who was Hannah Ann Jaun.y not
having ent,rcdtheir appearance aud security
coing 10 the act Of assembly and rules af this count
end appearing ~ satisfactory evidence that they are
not Inhabitants Of this Comm catn: Is ordered
That the sld defendants o before Jnre OF the
said court az the Courthouse of said county, on The first
DAY OF the next Term, and answer the hlis the plaintiffs
and That copy Of this ocr be forthwith inserted In
some srapcr published Ia the city Rchtnond for
Two months successfully, and posted the front door OF
inc Courthouse ofthis county.
Aeopy. Tcste,
-le. ewSw WILLIAM Hurr, Clerk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
GENERAL AGENCY
ND
COMMISSION HOTrSE-

THE subscribers have associated themselves together
II under the firm Of Waller & Thomson flr lie pnr.
pose oftransactlng General Commission Business.
Having been long engaged u Merchandise aud under.
niandng Tie general routine OF business WELL they can viii
confidence oder eir service their frens and the pub
lie az large They neantO best0w their personal anil IN
divided attention 70 the sale of every artcc en- ruseI Ia
their care, and most respectfully solicit share Of public
PATRONAGE especially N the sale II corn wheat and foa
COZ assuring friends that nothing viii be len unone
which human energy, skin aud integrity can accomplish
~ otsniuf the highest prices Gr their produce and max
ing punrtnal returns for The same.
H5- Office hrst corner below the DEPOT.
LOGAN WALLER,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
BONNGTs, ARTIFlcML FLowERa- .,

NUNS Bonncie, az 81 ~
nisses straw, Igghorn and Ziphyrine Bonnots
and Fancy Bonncts '.' "'euf Nphyfluc
AfifCiai FowCrs
Ile atOyc Goods are al Of Tho ne,se., -, -. =,
ionabie styles, and will hc rtId low wv" 'Os' '''h
ALSO
horn Hate, NJ - !, ,i tau. sManna and Leg.
Pil New and Chean Cash Dry flo",, a..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

DRY GOODS, AT REDUCED PRICES.
ME lave on hand variety Of seasonaDe goods which
cheap. fer cash. '
silks. Aousein lie Lanes and Balzorines
Bombazines, chalcys nd worstcd Grapes
lTtsi Linen. Birt Eye and Table Diaper
French and English Musins aud Lawns
Fine French and English Jaconcts and Cambilcs
Contse and Earlaton Gingliams
French Cashmere Ermincf and Sun mcr Claths
Linen and Cotton Brl ing Cheap
Domcstics of every kind lowest rates with
very general assortment Of goods In lso, which we
eau aud will sell low
ie2s White Rtjj1j1,o 81, ~ ~ sbocSoc W lin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

JODDS SUPERIOR FAMILY BACON.
Mo- o. rsls, fofids well known Bacon, for sale
s''Sr aatieapbs bopshtin his nsrtsl;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
REDUCED FARE.
RlcnMoSp, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND roroMA,

RICHMOND. fREDEIIcksBuRG AND POTOMAC
RAtL-ROAD COMPANY.
II meeting OF the President and Directors OF the
"A Richmond, Fre,Aueksburs aud Potomac Rail Road
Company, 9Th MAY, iSi2
with tho view OF avornr far possible the local
travel on both the Louisa Frccgcks Rail Roads:
Reso'rcs Tha; the price of the Return Ticket between
richmond or oihcr points the Richmond frcderieks
burg and Potomac Road, and points the Louisa Rail
Road, short Of Gorcnsvlc. be placed and amer the
instead OF one half
That the price 9th, return ueke, between Richmond
aud points on the Richmond and frceItckshuTs Road,
short OF fredeftcksburg between intermediate point
on the same road be placed amer the bovc date
half
That the price Of the ticket aud return ticket between
Richmond aud cor,onsvile, from and after the above
named date. be rcduc ed six dollars and fly cents. and
between Richmond aud frcdcIiokburg dollars.
True copy frou the minutes
je4 & W MACMuRpo. Trcas'r.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01

ME take this occasion give notice that we keen con
w staniy on hand, Stoves Crates and Cooking Ran.
glrs OF all knds that arc generally in this
OF our own manufacture, which will selIon reasonab Die
icfms Also, Motifs Agricultural Furnaces for seaminr
oOd Tor stock, which will sell the
prices aheI aiding the expenses Tin stove and
Sheat Ton Mandatory, the Bell Tavern where all
kinds Of work In line, will be ON the most rea-
sonablc terms aud At the shortest Roofing with Tin
or Copper, GuituTins etc. "a e. WELLER.
APPS q Rirbmond Y,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-01
NOTICE.

Tar subscriber having been engaged In the Drug and
= ipoheedry business in New York and Phi aacphia,
for the past eleven years has associated with himself SIR
Thomas Harrison, Of this Cry and commences bust.
mess day, under the firm Of Bolton & Harrison.
EDWARD BOLTON.
Richmond, May 9th, 1872. mat dr.