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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
r2uST SALE.

DY virtue of Deed OF Trust from Gerard
ID Mcdonald TO the undersigned, for The bench,
of Daniel G. Burns, duly recorded in the Count,
Court Of Berkeley. will be sold on Friday the 29th
day Of april, instant, 1912, at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, at the residence of said VI, Dan
AID one mile south east of Mauinsburg, The follow
ing property. conveyed by said trust, to wit: ali
rsrd McDanald, in the Dover Lands Of his wite,
Sarah, late Sarah Hyronimu., together with hi.
right and interest in and 10 all Grain how growing
on the said lands. and all his right and interest 10
the Grain seeded by him and now growing the
lands Of William Gregory and Mrs. Rosannah
Locke. situated near said McDsnald's residence.
Also, the following goods and chattels, to wit:
One Black Horse, one Sorrel Mare, one
Dark Grey Mare, one Grey Mare,
one Sorrel Mare Coli, one Dark
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07

The New York Commercial states, on
he authority of u letter from Liverpool,
that the steam ship British Queen was
to leave Antwerp for New York on the
lst Of Nav.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07

OTTbe Presbytery Of Winchester is expected
to meet 10 The r csbytrrian Church IN Martins
burg. on Thursday The 18th Of April ct ~ o'clock.
To be opened with Sermon by the Rev l. F..
Wilson, the last Moderator. March 81.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07

The Alexandria Gazette says We
observe that the War steamships Mis-.
souri, aud Mississippi have been ordered
round to the District, and are now in the
Potomac.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
A NEGRO GIRL,
FRESH SUPPLY.

III HAVE ju.t received fresh supply OF 7 unes
Il and Bunch X iisns;
S.gars-Principes. Spanish and Half Spanish;
Gray's Pale Ale; Rio Coffee;
Sugar House Molssscs and Rosin Soap--all Of
which will be sold low pleasing leru's.
&. RAENHAL.
March 81, l842.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
Yfsw slpDTNG GOODS

YHNHE subscribers have just received fresh sup
Il ply of GOODS, suitable for the present and
the approaching season TO which they invite heir
customers and tho public generally to call and ex-
anime, as they intend sell them very cheap.
HAMMOND s. CUNNINGHAM.
March "a 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07

MR. SEYMOUR. wlo nas spent several years
in Mexico and Texas. respectfully informs the La
dies and Gentlemen of Msriinsburg, that he ~ili
deliver Lecture in the basement story OF the
Lothesan Cbnrch this evening The suhjert Of the
Lecture VIII be, Origin Of American Indians; An
Equities Of Americs; History 81 Texss-afier
which viii be exhibited some splendid moving
"anoramas. &c. Iickets OF admission IS cents, to
be had Of Mr.. S. at the U. Hotel.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07

Mr.. DICKENS and lady arrived at Pitts.
burg on Monday evening last by way of
the Pennsylvania Canal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
NOTICE.

The parties to The above suit will take no,it~,
That will attend ut my Uticc, in Mutinshhfk,
Berkeley County. On Monday he 2s,h asy of Anil
next, iof the puipnse OF taking and receiving such
evidence as ms, be then and there i.red In rela.
ion to the matter said suit special, o generally
referred to me.
SEAMAN GARAktJ.
Special Com
March o. lQA1 TT
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
FOUR MICH COWS. ONE HEIrER

Br0Un Horse Col
FOUR MrLCH cows. ONE HEITEE |;
Fire SETS Of Horse Gears, one Pianta-
ton Wagon;
Three Barshear Ptoughs, four Single,
and four Double Shorel, do.
Two Harrows, one Wheat Fan;
One BROOD SOW;
One Pair of Wood Ladders, one Pair
of Hay Ladders;
Three Aaes, four Wedges, one Wheel
Barrono
One Log Chan, one Fy1h Chain
Fire Hires Of Bees;
One Ten Plate Store and Pipe;
One Eight Day Clock;
One Bureau, one Dining Table, sir
Windsor Chairs;
T'wo Feather Beds, Bedsteads and
Bedding;
One Large Copper Kettle, one Iron do;
One Shot Gun;
One Kitchen Dresser, one Table;
Ttcenty yards Of Carpet;
One Grind Stone;
Three Hogsheads
One Corner Cupboard and its contents,
consisting Of Dishes, Plates. Cups and
Saucers, Spoons, Knires and Forks, dc.
Terms of Sale--CASH.
HARRISON WAITE,
April 2, 1875 Trustee
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
FOR HIRE.

A NEGRO MAN. about IS years OF sge--aI'o
IA. Boy Of II or 10 yesls--ail brought up ON
farm. Inquire at this
January 90, 1877 OfrloE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
Sale or bonds.
Cod! Coal =!

T HAVE jnst received large quantity Of Cum
bertrand Coal, warranted 70 be OF the best quail
INV. which will sell BY the Wagon Load, at TWEEN
,v.sve cents per busheE, in hsukable funds.
r. bRoiDRICk.
MarchlT lssS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
RrjcE for Sale.

HAVE 100 600 BRICK. which will sell low
for CAsa. A. c. HAMMOND:
March 10, I8i2.-H
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07

TRUST sale.
BDY virtue of Deed of Trust from John Stevens
Ed To the undersigned, for the brn,f, OF Pete, II
Co"sus, which il duly recorded in the County Court
of Berkeley, will be offered for sale, on Saturday,
l6h Of April, on the premises, near lIedgesvile,
in The county Of Berkeley, at public auction. for
ks.es CASH, to the highest bidder certain
III ~ House and Lot,
$1,000 adjoining The lot owned by Philip G
Cloninger. being the same lot purchased by said
Stevens, from John Westenhsver, south ii the old
Sir Johns road. and conveyed by said trust deed.
The amount TO be raised by said sale is sll4 II,
with n,eres, from tie 18th OF May, 1871, and costs
and charges OF the sule.
BENZ. wIGGINGTON.
March 81, 1875 Trustee
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07

Land OH Back Creek
FOR SALE
HNflE undersigned will offer for sale, at public
IL auction, befre the tavern Of Peter n. Cook
u.s. in liedgesvIle, on Saturday The 9M day Of
april neat tract OF land containing
$50 ACRES, 3 ROODS,
principally clothed with Timber. This land lies on
the drains of Back Greek, the Bridge, ard sd.
joins the lands of Col. Snodgrass and Alexander
Robinson.
Terms.-One half the purchase money in hand,
the remainder in twelve months.
FREDERICK CLAYCOMB.
March %, 1875
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
E,x,.she,. f0t. Sale.

an 900 FEET seasoned Pine Lunr
4U.0DOU Der for sale, for CasH only,
- A. c. HAMMOND.
Mach 10 t34a.--tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07

DISS1MUHIWNo
HNHE co-pa,fnership now existing under the
Il fun Of SHOW EitS & DuBLE, hes been
agreed upon by mutual copsrnt to be dissolved on
the last day of March. The firm, being dssirou.
OF closing the business eniI-, requests oil pc, sons
who have GOODS a, The Factory to call and
take them away.
The Books and Accounts are in the hands OF
MI Ezekiel Showers, upon whom all persons who
know themselves indebted will please cali and
settle.
EZEKIEL SHOWERS,
JONATHAN DUBLE.
January 90, IS42.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
CAUTION:

a LII persons are hereby cautioned against rs,.
IN chasing or n-go,iating for Mute given BY
the undersigned 10 favor Of Rev Mr. Tsiaferro, fsr
sj2 and some cents, as he has legal OF es. against
the same.
FREDERICK CLaYCoaB.
Aprti z, 1892 -3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07

VINEGAR.--Surerior Wine and Cider Vinegar
v for sale by
December IS. y. JAMlsON
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
II Fresh Supply

81 EFeSH SUPPLY
4nF Candy. Oranges. Lemons, tg.. R,i.in.,
" Prupes. Dates C,coan IS Preserved Ginger.
Almonds. PAGAN Nut, &c, &c., just received and
for sale BY
Apri7, 1912 w. DORSEY.
A FRESH supply of Rsppee Snsf. Congae,,
IA Snuff. Preach RarPs- Snuff. raikish Tohac-
co, Ladies Segars--superior, and II ,ynBa SegnIs,
just received and for sale by
APPLY. la42. w. DORSEY.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
II LIST or LETTERS,

ID EMAINlNG in tho Post Office at Martins
II burg, Virginia, on the LIST day of April, 1912,
which, if not taken out before the lat day of July
will be sent to tho General Pos, Office Dead
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-07
A Card.

"AvING great many smsli account. ON nv
Il Il Books, Unsettled. aud hong snce due. many
Of which have been. no doubt. fsfrntten nov wish
inform such persons. that M. MiLLIAn n.
REED will attend the collection Of those accounts
His receipt will therefore be good FOE sny account
that he may present. W. DORSEY.
Mar,insbgrg. April 7, 1912. Diuggist.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-09

WHIMSICAL hoRsE.-Ihere is a very fine horse
in tho possession OF sir Henry Meux s. Co. The
eminent brewers, which is used as dray horse.
but is so traclablc that he is lett sometimes with
out any restraint, To walk about the yard, and re-
Iurn To the stable, according TO his Nncy. In The
yard there are also few pIgs OF pecultir breed,
which are fed on grains aHd CORP and 10 these pigs
'ho horse has evidently an inSuperahle objection,
which IS illustrated 10y the following fact: There
- deep trough III the yard, holding water for the
horses, 10 which this horse goes alone v nh his
mouth full OF corn, which he saves from his supply.
W hen he reaches the trough, he lets the corr fail
on the ground, and when the swine approach to
eat II, (lOr The old ones keep alootl he suddenly
seIZes one of them by the tail pops him INTO the
uougiI, and then capers about tho yard, seemingly
delighted wuh the lroc. The noise OF the uiy
soon brings the men 10 liis assistance, who know
from experience what is the matter, whilst the
orse INDUCES in all sorts of ani"S hy way of
horse laugh, and then returns quietly The stable.
London paper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-09

/ IIopptptr cYo,y M,
is fon, ,I,n r,;,ai,'; ine lo'o"Ing irtghful tale
Som, ,tr,, Su' " tuesday, Nov. 18Th.
stnn,ling in 49, 49,, 'a'''y OF 'he hrsi rate
orn ln,er h y ,;,o ,''''' W mourn TIE loss
his wife md cliIro s W. inns rs rtune lor
in the ornve yhor q "a,i ~" ueth ma
c5;Ihon , "''o" p" F'"h va "Neu upoh ~ Tie
/ think ~, co, ,nf ,a,'o W." u"I'.oo 70
mother win .,o,I i,', ,1.,.' " n'"o' NC
Inv of The dn,J ,,j,a. .'i w. w." w.
yyns ,ro".;,. u" '',ne'' h''""bgy' We 'hp'hPr
some reI,,i[ns rns;t,,T ert '" w. .""',y "np'o
mepcef Inn nm ,l, s,,o ,, i'',"'s vas o"nl-
returned ia the ci,y sacro,, we T,'' '"'y "os
lIIer family n,s,,S;,,, o,, D G =" 'po s"l'' VI
where no eve could rracl Inn, ,,'a, ~ ,i i
ter, the ust,rver of her ,,,,L,,,,s r;ol,,s
suliu,,le tl,is oIt ,,,n,,,.n t ,e I'''v' II,
friends. unzze an her, ,no,,h ~ t.. 49, TO- "
CRYING aloud Ia, Lcln ~ "''P "'' 'o''i
n story was raised some few weeks o(ier. thu,
.ne od lady had died IN the couuiry-mourn-
49, % r", ~" ~ wv e'o'e' "''o me TWO ul"'htrS,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-09

n Son Older than his Father. 1t is stated that a
lady, living ueur Berlin, in Prussia, who has only
attained the age Of lob years, has just contracted
II fourth marriage with youth OF 20. But the
cream OF the Joke is, lhut among the children
which the brute brought 10 her new husband
was boy OF So!
BE aud continue poor, while others around YOU
grow rich by dishonesty. LeI others i'll The Of
fees that can only be Obtained 10y mean servllity.
Wrap yourselves in your own vrIue and seek
friend aud your daily bread. II in such II course
you have grown gray with unblemished honor,
bless God aud die Heinz enlan.
Good .4dpice,-Never punish Cir for being a
romp, bnt thank heaycn who has given her health
and spirits to he lis heIter TO be a roup
Than TO have u distorted spine or hectic cheek.
Reeipe for making good Bread. james Roche,
long celebrated IN Baltimore rs II baker of excel
lent bread, having retired from business, has fur
nshnd the Baltimore American with the following
recipe for making good bread, with IA request that
it should be published for the information OF The
public -
"Take an earhern vessel larger at the top than
the bottom, md in II put one pint of milk warm
water, one and half pounds of flour, and half
pint of malt yeast; NIX them well together, and
set il away, On winter il should he in warm
place until il rises aud falls agan, which will he
in from three to five hours; it may he sci at night
it wanted in the morning9 then put two large
spoons lull OF suit mo tNu lhTtS OF wafer uhu
mix it well with the above rising then put ia
about nine pounds OF -four and work your dough
we'll, aud set IL by until il becomes light. Then
make II out in lOayes. The above will make four
lOaVes
As some -four is dry and other runny, the above
quantity, however, will he guide. The person
making bread will observe that runny and new
-four will require one.founh more salt Than Old
aud dry -four The water also should be temper
cd according TO the weather. in spring and fall il
should only lie milk warm; in hot weather cold
and in winter warnl."-.4ibaay .4rgus
The Crazy Mans IrckeL--The Asylum Jour-
nal, paper published by the inmates OF The YER
mont Lunatc Asylum, has got out q crazy mans
ucket'-lhe candidate seec 9 |, one from each Of
the great political parties. The Journal says "If
we can nno the crazy ones of both parties, We
shall most certainly elect our candidates" 1t
thinks, too, thai il they could succeed, the coun-
Try would. TO say tho least, he ioeH governed us
II has been for tho last eight or ten years.
Essex County, Massachusetts, has a population
OF % 600 inhab anis, of whom "a, oOO have slgLei
The total abstinence pledge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-09

RoTTrNG llEMP.-A very important experiment
has recently been tried 1T Louisville, hy.. which
has proved eninently sucressiu. 1t is known
that, in order to prepare hemp for manufacturing
purposes, the stalk has to undergo n process
known TO the growers of thai article ms roLiag.
This has heretofore been accomplished BY spread.
ng the stalks out exposed to the action oil the rain
aud dew, hut of later years much lime has heeu
saved 10y wuetr.rolting. The first plan requires
weeks, and the latter several days but the good
people Of Louisville have fallen upon scheme
which secures the same object in n few hours
Ills is done by Stedming Ia addition to HE
great saving of time, we understand that the artl
Gle produced by this process Is greatly superior
any thing of the kind ever raised in this country.
The hemp, when cleaued, is If II fine ky texture
AMI n rich golden color, aud resembles silk very
much in appearance. Ii lhis h0 true, this new
process OF roIiing hemp will add greatly To the
va'uc o! this article, and increase largely lis
srowIb, as an improved qualify olIhe product will
bring II mo competition with silk aud flax in tho
fabrication of many fins goods now made ia Whole
or Ia part OF those TWO articles. 1t wh he To the
hemp growing regions oftLe West another profit
Ic source Of wealth, added IT, their already bound
less resourccs.-.N o. Tropic.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-09

The Ladder That is beautiful Interpretation
of the wonderful emblem the Ladder that jacob
saw in his vision, on his way to Harnn, which re-
presents it as containing three principal rounds,
Faith, Hope, md Charity; faith in God through
Christ, hope in immortality, and charity to all
mankind. The greatest Of these is Charity for
our Faith may he lost in sight; Hope ends in fru-
ton; but Charity extends through the boundless
realms Of eternity.
DO not sigh for this worlds goods nor lament
your poverty. Out Of the meanesl hovol is OBJ
tained as fair sight Of heaven, % from the mos,
gorgeous palace.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-09
POETRY.
THE STARS OF NIGHT.

Whence arc your glorious goings forth,
We children of the sky,
In whose bright silence seems the power
Ofhll eternity!
For time hath let his shadow fall
O'er many an ancient light
But yo walk aDove in the brightness still
Oh, glorious Stars Of Night
The vestnl lamp in Grccian fame
Hath faded long ago;
On Persil's hills the wotshipped flame
Hath lost its ancient glow:
And long the heaven-sont fire is gone,
With Silem's temple bright;
But We watch DER wandering Israel yet
Oh, changolcss Stars of Night!
Long have you looked upon tho Earth,
O'er vale aud mountain brow;
We saw the ancient cities rise,
And gild their ruins now;
Yo beam upon the cottage home,
Tho con1ueroi's path OF might,
And shed your light alike on IL
Oh, priceless Stars Of Night!
But where are they VINO learned frsm you
The t1tcs Of coming time,
Ere yet the pyramids atose
Amid thcif dosetts' cline?
Yet stll in wilds and deserts far,
We bless the Watchers sight!
And shine where dark hath never boon
Oh, lovely Stars of Night!
Much have We seen Of human tears,
or human hopes and ovc
And fearful deeds of darkness too,
No witnesses above!
Say, will TINT bluckening record 1.-Two
Forever in your sight,
Watching for Judgment on the Earth
Oh, slecpless Stars of Night?
Yet glorious was the song that rose
With the fresh Mornings dnwnj
And still amid OUT summer sky
Its echo fingers on;
Though ye have shCne on many grnvo,
Since Edcn's early birth;
We tell of Hope and Glory still
Oh, de0thless Stars Of Night
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-09

WAR DESCRIBED BY CARLYLE. What, speak,
ing in quite unofficial language, is the net purpor
aud npsaoi OF war? To my own knowledge, for
example, there div ell and toll in the British village
OF Dundridge, usually, some SEQ souls. From
these, hy certain 4" natural enemies" OF the French
there are successfully selected, during the French
wnr say 30 able bodied men. Dundfdge, nj her
own expense, has sucked and nursed them; she
has not without difficulty and sorrow fed them
up TO manhood, and even trained them 10 crafts,
so that one can weave, and another build, another
hummer and the weakest can stand under thirty
stone ayOirdupois Neverheless,anIid much weep.
ing and swearing, they are selected, all dressed in
red aud shipped away nj the public charges some
1000 miles, or say only to The south Of Spuin and
fed there liit.w0ued.
And now, 10 TINT same spot in The south of
SPAIN are thirty similar French arizans from II
French Dundridge, in like nnnner vending I'LL
nj length, alter Infinite effort. the Two parties come
into actual JuAtaposition and thirty stand 'front.'
M thirty, each with gun in his hand. Straight
way the word Fire" is gwen, and II ey blow The
souls out of one another and in place of GO brisk
useful craftsmen, the world has sixty dead carca.
scs, which it must bury and anew shed tears for,
Had these men any quarrel? Busy as he devil
Is, not the smallest They lived far enough apart,
aud were the cniresl strangers. Nay, IN so WIDE
universe there was even, unconscIousiy by COM
merce some mutual helpiulness helween them.
How them? Singleton their Governors had
fallen out and instead of shooting one another
had the cunning 10 make these poor b!ockheads
shoot"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-12-09

.4nipahies.-T Westchesler Examiner says:
/" The anlipaihies the locos have tor coons is only
equued by man OF whom We once heard, who
had such an aversion TO cheese, that on going in
10 room where there were q parcel of grind
cheese, he took hold OF his nose, tainted, aud fell
on the floor"
Professional Office Seekers. There are some
men who do nothing under the sun but struggle
after Office. In this matter they are monomanaes
They neglect business, and live prccaro,sy, hay.
ing their eyes fixed Oh ofice.-Poriland Amer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
TABB {. GILES
| FAMILY GRnIEKS COMMISSION MERruA NTs

FAMILY GRoCERs a COMMISSION MERCHANTS
In rear G' ErcAGHge Hofei, Main or f. Street,
'FhkE this method OF calling the attention Of the Mem.
bcis 81 ihc legislature, aud The public generally 10
ucH FLOCK % Family Gfoccrcs Their assortment ia
complete Their Wines, Liquors aud Teas especially Al q
III ne very best Among them. the following VIZ:
% Pale cosnhc Brandy-Ninngc 1876 a 1910
olt London DOCK do
OH IIZcIac do
Old jamaica Rum
Od Scotch Whitkcy or Mountain Dew
'li lrrh do and old Kyo-(supcroT
Od Apple and Peach brandy
Oh Lafayette Blackburn. Hone T. ! ,,,. ~,
On BLACK Warrior aud other brands ''''''" vines
On Fort WI g. u.d and genuine
wa lle hud brown sherry Wines various hraEds-
vcra oi fotnrs mporiaon and, 10y him. considered his
best. as pcf certificate ia hand
'oke,s Old Anchcr. 1884. Iedsieek cn,,r,,t,,,
I I,I,i pnIhsnmIiaIusqn lIarp Vines S"'
Sparkling burgundy
Schieda,n Gin, London Porter anil Pale Ale
RcEalil Congress, Principe NOrcgo, ,,
DcmoyA aud Norma ''s"'
Cuba smoking Tobacco
large assortment Of each, ClRapg, PicklcF. Jo!cs.
Branded Fruits, &c. sc.
Anchovics, Anchovy Paste, Picked HOLSTERS and Sal.
French sariincRiuOl
ud English ChccEc. Olives anI Capors
Maccaroni and Ncruacci'c
Fcls' Extra No Chocolate and Cocoa
Bakers ito do do
Az of which, torother with other articles too numerous
10 mention, offered for sale for cash. puucta
cuIoincra as Tow ~ they can Toe had IN ths market We
desire call fou fusc WIN want, an feel that the
quality ~ our goods AMI Of will induce a
cond call. Any article purchascd of ~ that docs not gvC
entire saiiRIctrn nay tao returned The
The purchaser amt The money will lao refunded f"r the
same dcO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
SOME GENERAL OBsERVATIoNs.
PACkET BOATS FOX sCoTTsvILLE &
LGNCuBURG.
SIMMER

nURlTon Packet Boats JOHN MARSHALL, Cam, IIur
" and j. e. CABEll, Capt Huncy, will leave Rich.
mond, on our landing, al the head Of the Basn for the
above Iarcso MONDAY Wednesday anu Friday, At o.
clock, NJ. precisely.
Gus, aboiie Will moi he detained IN lynchbuIF as here.
toofc Cur hoais vii also connect with t- line OF STAGES
from Scotisviilc To stanton.
This IL now The thcaPcs, and best the different
virginia Springs, AMI offers many o,hcr inducements to
travellers for preference
The invalid vii bc pleased with his easy, comfortable
AMI safe passage The beautiful amt romantic scenery will
delight the admirers ~ nature and the rich famed and
hehS cultivated James River low grounds and Highlands.
vii sraiiis The agrtcgltCiiSt amt man taste.
Ou our ARRIVAL % lNrchhuTg Passengers have choice
VI fsc routes to the Waite sulphur Springs with All assn
rance TIA; al shall lc sent In, running
oNcrhv Natural Bridge aud by Dihhrcs springs and thc
other % Liberty, Fncastlc and The Sweet Spriuss
BOYD. EDMOND 4 co.
Richmond, MAY llS;l. an Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
o;.r.M * mOiiLING.
Main Street, Five doors below Exchange Bank,
RICHMOND VA

MOULD respectfully inform their friends aud tho nub
w lac generally. thai they have hand very sfcn
sivc assortment OF Fashionable Full aH. yIEhr Clof6inr
such as SUPER Diamond Wave aHi PLAN Beaver over
Coas-fTocs Coas-DO do made IN the Fashona hls
sYe-Pioi over coms-Cloih and Canblci Colk.- broad
ION, press anu Erors Coats every variety of color
super Plain anil Fancy Cashmere Panis-Ssttnrt do
vests OF Plain and Fancy Velvet Meino Cashmere CIoh
&c. ~ ''
Our assoru cnt being made 10y ourselves we can will,
cnnhien;r oucr them io tho pablo and
Workmanstp--ali Of which will sell on as reasonable
terms as the same quality be purchased for In This or
any of the Northern Giles.
VIC also have hand SAMPLES Of the latest STYLE Cloths
CassincTes AMI snEs, which will make 10 ORDER i'm
ic most fashionable uanncI at short notice, and warrant
lhc nj ali Workmanship. l.. H. SPENCE Agent.
Un ~ gu Slsn OF OIEm q MnTlinr