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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
s7,o32,394

Less Imports and exports in lS5 than In 1870 s2g7aa2
These tables are presented to draw the attention
otGovernment to this subject, and 10 elicit further
Investigations into 1t, with view to such reforms
as may lead to more economical system OF the
collection OF the revenue, which seems to be dc
manded by every consideration connected with the
public interest.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
TO THE FARMERS GEVERALLY-

nc si,os.noet wll In scythes the present year. az
usual az his residence In the county OF ChrsfcIGlJ
h.ar me rus aud will deposit Dover Mills in Coocb,
ahd care o Messrs Edwin Holman aud Manc Scythes
onpele 'or sale 10y the 18th May. ThisiMu Is immed T.
ncy on Tue Itmes nSeI canal Early application from
may want reythes complete will enable tho sui
10 'uinlsh them Any communication 10y mail To
eI shouh be sent to uasbor Chester
held county. Va, posi- paid.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
john HUNTER, g. g.
Commandment oaec, L..,,.a ,C-.s7,Hiy, :

CouppfssioHsr's OGcc, Lepisn CgnHfg,1
fNh May, 1872.
Tho parties interested In Tho foregoing decree arc horo.
bv nonfcd that shall aftond the tavern ~ Elisha Mel.
~, ~ I,i-, rourtiouac on Saturday the 18th tIly off
Juno ne m bcfwecnfhc hours ~ O'Clock IN The morning
,n ,r,ct I'M e evening, for the purpose ~ cofnply
inc win tho said decree where tcy iuvcdfo attend
win ic vouchers support icr respective prcicnaons
,,s IA vfd tIA'S = JONES Conn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

no Rmor ISRAEL ROBORDs viii preach ~, nlc
THIRD Bapia Church. this morning At ~ o'clock and Al
the ssine hour Of eaehday throughout tho wook II tho
same Place and att Second Bspst Church each nlsm
this week, 81 quarter beforos, maH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

hi5 statement drawn from the Official
returns, Of the Collector, exhibits On
annual income TO the District AUor.
ney, while he remained in Office Of s2G -Gs so
ne was certainly very comfortable income for
ah ohcer OF The Government who, OF the time he
.n.'tel on inc duties Of his Office, was terrified al
1uo m1uNy o. the age and OF whom Mr. How
says-I om quite approhensivc that he will not
even receive hts own costs; am uuits annrebers,yc
ne WI no, receive haia much as he is entitled IN
ms wonderful revolution IN the views of tbs Die.
tuct Attorney, by which be became reronc,i.J -.
receive something over one halfo vhot he - -
titled 60, was, no doubt, achieved by tbe ro,,.se !,
Influence Of the lectures Of Mr. Hoyt. Il e.n'd ~,
Justly 10 oscubed to any other cause.
But II will be seen that this large income from ,b
Treasury Of the United States constitutes oolv =
moety Of the income Of Mr. Butler while he remain.
cd N office ns District Attorney. The costs taxed
on deiendsnts IN cases Of convictions in prosecu-
TONS for breaches Of the revenue laws, Judgment,
by default IN seizure cases undefendcd and suits on
revenue bonds, where the defendants were solvent
and where money was paid into court by supuial
on out Of court Of the value Of goods bslled. are
ho' included m the bills charged to the Government
ano paid by lho collector according to the above
ssa'eInen'' The sumsl Drawn from these sources bv
lne Dis,ucb Attorney are not fully known. as M
Ohoiel uata have been furnished 10 the oomnission
ers' on which an estimate Of the entire smoon,
could be formed IL must, however have been ysrv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
NOTICE.

~ WILL bc sold at Hanover Cont uouse
n ~ i"t cash, on Tuesday, the 24th day Of M,y
E~ d loiS, brown called HAWS
hROOkE The above mare is said to ie
She Will be sold TO pay charges "'sS I" virginia
ma II CT IRA 4 noIyIps
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

For the year ISSS 4S7 l6i
Do 1899 4SI A9s
Do 1910 l7O 479
From the foregoing tables, it will
be seen that Jonathan Thompson,
IN the first year OF his collector
ship, received into the custom
house duties To the amount Of Sl5.75i,S27 81
At an expense OF collection OF 2ll47I 81
Or at the rate OF - 100 n CT
And employed the services Of off
GERS Of all descriptions, To the
number Of I49
Passing over the intervening years,
down to the wear is40, it mp.
pears that Jesse Iloyt received at
the custom house duties to the
mount Of 1881. 76O %
At an expense OF collection Of 56S so 20
Or at the rate ct ~ 100 p. Ct.
And employed the services OF off,
GERS OF all descriptions, to the
number OF 40
Thus, by regular advances in The expense Of COL
Letting the revenue at this port, between the wear
1895 and the year $40, it appears that at the latter
period compared with the former, the increased eS-
pendituro may be estimated nj about FIVE hundred
and fifty per cent. Ii farther appears that the in
crease Of officers employed in the collection Of the
revenue al the same period was three hundred and
thirty seven rer cent; that, MS the amount OF
duties received into the Custom-House has dimn-
ished the expense OF collection has arisen in much
greater ratio, and the number OF officers employed
in lis collection has increased in about the same pro-
portion.
Some allowance, 1t is true, may be made for this
increase OF officers on the ground Of free goods ad
mitted since the act of 1888; but the following table
will exhibit the amount of imports and exports into
the port OF NewYo for the period of three wears
taking one year Of the Colec,orship of Jonathan
Thompson, one year Of Samuel Swartwout, and
one year OF Jesse Hoyt, which shows between the |
years 1925 and $40, increase OF fraction under
three millions In value of imports and exports or !
less than four per cent; which falls far short OF |
reasonable justification for the vast increase OF OFF,
GERS which were emp Dyed at these periods in the |
of the revenue:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

In references 10 our deai.i Of the charge. that We
mao published MIR Benton's attack upon the Post
'ias'er General and suppressed the reply Of M,
MERCK, the Madisonian says,
The editor viii refer 10 bis paper Of the Bh Instant
a. VII see that our charge tsuue The report la that a,
Of the debate Mr. MsIreks remark" spSS. S~S m
anc,-they are not In tho Wig II the Jac mssioned-
S.t nave Ne seen thcm la the Wing saes Uoweyet w.
9 To. WHIT will not venture excuse the act OF Nj
be Suen Of confidential letters eoui
It's OF the smallest conceivable con,eouenee what
me tool OF MIR John Tyler may say or do-bu, in
THIS case, he has foolishly exposed himself ,ha,
1t woS't be pity to deprive him of the benefit Of
ms FOLLY. There is 10 truth in the nccu.,,,on-
the hles OF the Wing will prove IL. a, tho sr.,
day, when Mr. Benton commenced IN. attach ,o
reply ras made 70 him. A sketch of nj. ,.,,,Ls
was published in the whig-eooiet. we ,.li,v..
from the Globe. On the next dav. or d., o..
Mr. Merrick brought up the subject nrsin-,nd :,
long debate ensued between hin, and Mr. Benton. =
n sketch OF the substance OF this debate was imme
u'a'e'y copied into the Wing. The reason why the
debate did not accompany MIR Ben,ons first speech
was that had then not taken place. OF at least had
not reached Richmond. Will this suffice the menJa.
city or folly, or both combined, orthe ofiieiali
fthat sagacous print has no better evidence of
an alliance between Clay and Benton than this ac-
eusot'on against us. wef-ar that combination will
never exist. But we hop. there do exist better evil
dences-and that the npprchensions of MIR John
Jones will be fully realized. There would lie no.
Thing very monstrous IN IL. There is nothing un-
natural in IL. MIR Ben,on's friends may dislike MIR
Clay none the less than heretofore-but thew aLhor
another more. IL may he the same case with MIR
Clay's friends. They may not love MIR Benton
but their aversion to hum is swallowed up in their
disgust TOR the Capt Their scon. md contempt,
and detestaIion, are exhausted upon MIR Tyler, and
they have none left for anybody else.
DO you take, Mr. John Jones3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
DOT AHH, supply Just rrrcivsd.
u ma W LYELL, JOHNSTON 4 LYEII.
sTRAYEn
BRAY K IIABLIsTON,

Chair Makeu-Faciory on 18th street, leading from
Main street 10 tho Basin,
NNHERE they have on hand aud are constantly manu-
w facfurng both the Caut and Wool bottom CHAIRS
NJ various patterns also chdrons Chairs Desk Stools
etc ,siof which made ty hcm selves and 81 the
best materials; sequsnily they warranthem be
equal every rcspccto that BE- cold In This anyother
MARKET and they dctc mined 10 soil Chafs ne low
They be- bought (Northern work excepted 10
this city, tioy hope 10 merit share ~ the public -
tronage ~ orders loh with flcrn will bo pune tualy a..
tended 10.
~. OH Chairs repaired and rcptuted Al the shortest
notice, auduppu the nosf reasonable terms. .,
ma u dims' W
DAHNEs' Gospel. AND QUESTIONS
mali '''' '''' wv RANDOLPH 4 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

iD~rIIE YOUNG MEN of Pennsylvania
are ralyins with great enthusiasm to the standard
of HARRY OF THE WEST. Hcis the elori.
Gus statesman who has the qualities to excite the
admiration OF the ardent and pure With such ,
leader, 1t would he more glorious to be vnnqui,bed
than to bea hundred times victorious with such an
apology for a man, as Mr. John Tyler, as n loader
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

{; TONS Upland Iron, receiving ana ror s,lo
H JNO. NJ GORDON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
TAKE NOTICE

LIBERAL reward will hc given hy the subscriber
~ hvng In Chesterfield, fnr RODRICK and RANOAI'
WHO ran away on the fh inst Rnd.ick b. abou IN az az
years OF acc in feet high, full oreheai uc INC lined
70 pc snockEnecd' scar on the right between tho
hoaV Sek.. IIe haion when he len Circas Frock
coa invisible green Will velvet collar, mixed casane
pdnian"ns am btckiur hat. have but utuc doubt that
nc has obtained free papers, and Is lurking about
Petersburg, with view Of making his escape IN a free
stale. Rtndsl b. supposed bc about the same age
about icei Inches % hcgf, he has grey hairs n
spots on his heat Hc ig known hy the name at IsH n
Richmond, hut calls himself Riudal Washington. The
two negroes were seen between Manchester aud Bt,,J
Rock, The same day they lea.
ma ~ rtf JOsIufA Al VIA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

The amount of revenue collected
during the time of MIR Hoyt was $500? ,s29 GO
AT an average expense, per annum,
OF 554,702 %
Or at the average rate OF 20 per cent.
The ekae us6er Of etFcers employed6y w Hoyf is a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

M The attention Of INvALIDs throughout the Union
Will be attracted 10y the virtues OF the Hot Springs see
advertisements.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
.sGs,ys IN .,r,eAi,.I.,~

The note from MeeklenLurS pub ished some ten
days ago, psovokes world OF comment. We in
'er' three letters from that County this morning
which exhibit n marked diversity ci opinion, re-
'peesing the merits OF the Delegates elect. l, is
proper to say, that "Jus,iee" and "An Upper End
Whig," are from sources known to us. "a Good
Wing" is not; and therefore we 10 not desire TO be
understood as attaching any weight to his state
ments.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
THE MILITARY ENCAMPMENT AT
BALTIMORE

TIE Steamboat POCAHON-
a sENDl- TdS, Captain Lewis Parrish. will
- r. eIcaye Rockcusto morrow morning
..ii4 "Wednesday the 18th instantl al
1917 luucluck, and arovc AZ baltimore
on the following evening Persons Will have opporfu.
NV oi neng present on Friday morning, when the pest
ueni olthe United SmcH the Secretary ~ War and e. m
Tcoi' COMMANDER IN Chief tho Army, will rcyiew tho
If"opf about or thousand n number Passengers can
return on Saturday The 2lf or 28th of MAY Tckcfs
mere and back (Which includes mealsJ only Ten Dollars
NJ dH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

wv OITH-JI 0i-k.I. folh UUv0 on Iu1I rrrrIv0d
- mnJ LNELL, JOHNSTON a IYEIL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

FOR BREMEN,
XIX Tho new and elegant ship PATLTNE. will sail
gf7Rb from cry Point of Brcmon, about the lbb Juno
- aud having sommuIious state rooms can accom-.
mo1n several cauiuur Wrcrago passengers for raasare
apply Ca LEWIS iUDLAM a son
10 IN hlds Tobacco will Dol by the Pauline and
literal cash advances gfantodon same, shp 10 sjress
Of OR friends
MA " l. T.. a SON
WHITE OIL SILK received and for sale
w MALI WELL, JOHNSTON 4 IYRII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

large. eonsldering tbs vast amount OF business OF
these classes which passed through the courts, and
enured TO the benefit Of the District Attorney and
other officers OF the court
In the compromise cases heretofore noticed, In
most Of which suits had been brought OF pro-
cess served. or the cases placed the docket for
trial, MIR Butler eXseted from the defendants or i'm
porting merchants, a condition OF these oompro'
misses, various sums. under the designation of coun-
sci lees, amounting, in the whole to ss75 on
In the case OF Laeh,se X Fouehe. which
was settled by compromise, he taxed
the defendants for counsel fees and tax
cd costs. 675 g.
u cases Of condemned goods by default,
Nir Butler received from the proceeds of
the goods sss A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
SUMMER SUPPLY OF DRY GOODS.
MAY 10th, 1872.

She viii be eoldto
ma II c2f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

l'.hSoNs desiring supply Of the above can be ni
ON ncn upon short notice, at any point ON the rive
'' ~ ~ 'hInodatng terms-assoriedom 10 to % incl
n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

The correspondent of the United States Gazette
has the following paragraph, touching the afinities
OF Locofocoism
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28

NNEh7ve s d,y received oar rtir NJ. or C:sr,i ..,
"heh ue az n-tiii lu'ei % iabic ami an -
'',,,y,', u''- Iens o last years grown
A'sei'sic ecu be Lsi srnuGJGsy coutaisIs mi ,li
'cetors a. - ihr time sowing .uf fn.atcr 80 r,,
rerr $50 .s eo;iY.os' N n,', our .s~,rifneGt.-
bE- Ns--R.i -9-cki-i Valentine. Iiro~o a. r.,
"s- Ici bye. Nhu- X ijney, ,ns,.Ty Ior1i,I,,,s
BO1Et Oi E.-se.sci ~.
CAbbA"E -t.iI'y Aor>. L,n!i-'h's I,r-. YORK F.,iv
.ut's ie-i, t@I;- b'nnhead, Fat Dusca, prlnihesd
S-''.., - n : - ed -sv0s, Rec D...ch
,aako.-:.~riN fora. i-.sg O.gnse
tAtLlfi cw ER-CsTiy
CLlEkf-ked snf .re
CRhs~--Carcd
CtR't HBE.t.--
E0G P''NT- lN,-e Purple
LHDivs-,r-ed
IitCE 3ro41 Dutch. F.ri, Curs,.. 1,i,i-,y. 90,
11ssLoNs-"a;e.' 'sre,es, Nl;.ncs anu C.:rcn
oi,luN-Rci and s...er ,.in
IA6SLGY-Cun-i
IAhrN .f-0Urzr, extra fac
~ -is.nrf-''s ER;ra !-.tly, Eariy Frame Ia-se
N.i.Cwi.t h,re !H;cna' bisi lp Dwarf Prgis. - 30
Bli,S ro,o,-i- ~ 800, Waite Tuup, Red Turnip
sPPINa,ii-Ecczd s-,oy Leaye1, PriesI, Seeded
Squash '1 ~N---H
1DhAl IUES--
TO Wa ~Ei.O IL assorted lsesarcs
80 lf'l'"t.' opirrf s4.vs go tI.cusise pr.-,-al
'' ei't'n -'" tr Li" n.u, lcs.u1sy 10 csc ~
sch 'aetiesoi vegetable a. arc re,r scttbv 81 cI
~ iiDh ne e 30 1r. 4rise,f, 49, v.it,c-.
yarctc- q. -4.e class. sen ~, 80. rsn.'i,,
'.--' me-, r''1cc, fncre'rc 10 king this =, icrcu
hc .'a5 esc'-1- r'lny sor usta.s f,unt NH c.fs-,.
., '.-st vi sac u-rc rci.-5s ,eftcf srotrsrs nj
SO i' ~ '.otsiir Eat lice sarie4y laishf lot %
80 = ~. - W .-'. -i'4aiAsri a. any rate this
80 .o- en-" gar n howtv-f er'ensse sii fIny aaptc
10 Tire qu-y Of the seeds the proprst,r wishes %
t iel"H5vf', @ a. vtat Is cola ~ Ian Is OF his own
80 og' -!sat e4ccrucn) therefore warIanted
rniir- eoa. erc r. in-t tney viii nan rial rrove n
" eT SUP cusr 81 o-f of foreign lmortafion or such n
ae ca---J collected in c United safes To- be hs %
M lNELLi JOHNSTON & LYELI
AHss f.eaU
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
EXCHANGE HOTEL

- La
n p"IIic'or oi u eHiab'ialneu atihe commence.
,aJ ,n ~ lear reiuras his thanks his Trends
oncu' ice their accommodation IN j'v lr , No ts
~, TO "'su ~ 10y lnssins all those who s.ourn at
lnlhe linton lie taxes This opr,nity 40 of esn,t'o
s, pi.Ac azaia d., un!ouuic'i runors put anla by
have been made his Hotel ~ assuring the. they are
Nv" WHAT 'y ALWAYS have brsn: slreap.r
Redmond, Va, Jan 81 lsil Ia 4 9m
'ardcis for meals only al the Ccnuc,ncns Or,i.
mary, SIS per year.
- A,-ehci 20 the Exchange is a large Concert pnd Bau
'l M.oh VIII be let for such purposes upoi
ID IN BRANDV Ac-Ot p,i. ,,..,,.. at -
IL ,aperDr old Rum, fer sale IN KRHOf
Ia =, t,rncr below \ Uuv,iG no.
Noun rAiN bUrrh-t, JUS, received
fnHrENouGI's CHEMICAL. OIL. snI.
~ o. 'ne soov' i5r Iurons IN Greenoushs Patent
DC II ALEXANDER puvAL Z, 60.
(,LoNEs.-sure black ani coIourc,i Kid uloyc., At
- STARR n cos
I'' opposite Exchange Hotel.
MRG EEHORN Merchant, i,S,. From, street.
,r.i N'" DIX has ven perutHson io use his name
% ~ 10 hs.ns been cured OF distressing Rheui.
HEwES' NERVE AND BONE LTNIMENT.
si'er agreAt variety of other remedies had been tiled IL
Aln The positive and quick effects oftir a'iclc are 10
We, Enr~n To- all who have heard Of Il, rrlnro 40
JOHN GAYNOR,
"a II one door above Bell Tavern
thilnhi:hN tS>' LATENT PLATEOItm a.
: COUNTER BAnANC ics, iorsaic ~
Ia, . ~. BALDWIN,
ln'l-i rni,i 10 E,chanfe IIo'c.
S'ftkluR on Cosulr BtsnHy. IN boulrs-iot slic
~ NIo u nuRroN.
90 TiERCES prime Rice
wv - hb.s Tar
D, go Kpsn
~ q, Pf-h
;ol sacks Liverpool ground salt, suins 'hrs mora.
Ing, for siic WEBB, HOOKER \ HAMILTON.
IN&NrLEMEN'S SUPERIOR WATER PRuOF HONS
NJ AND shhES-Ilcob Niles aud Snn's.-M We have re-.
hor Manuiiciurcr. Gtur.ncul i.r' - call and III
l"rnS.lves- II. BULLINGTD, co,
nv NJ % M,nr. HoIs'.
CSPAHKtlNG CHAMPAGNE \ IfOCK-!iI b,gE1I- :
Od9zcn each spafkns Champagne inl Hoe comprising
'he 'e'' b'An's ia u'c IN ill country, ior Ale ~
nol2 Main ~. next door ,,. , Dasai 4 10.
i1UM. TOBACCO, 6
IL ipuuch'on superior Jamaica Rum
III 30 Grcnatit do
lirown, I1usho-ne & Nrm.sea,.'s Cicvfi. T,b.cr,
E'sI'' PHu-tlc aui o.i CisaTs-cr $40 bv
no = " HARRISON
GROUND PLASTER MD i.IlII:-
~ UN casks fresh 1hoins ton Lime
~ do Lubbock Plaster, Tor sale by
nold Main 81. next door 10 Divai s 10
GENfLEMEN'S ELLGANT WATER rIIuOF -IiiIEl
Made 10y J. Miles & Son, expressly iJr our retail
Sales.
WYE ~ rcec' q al our sugpIy n tho al.,vc
w shoe, which are ,@lly hr-' rate. Gcn,lcuicu III
Want OF good irtclc tor Winter "a U please cali at
supply themselves "a JUDAH MYERS 81 GO,
M u Dclrri ia Boots slo'5. T'unss, Gc.
LADIES' CHEAP SLIPPERS.
ME l.rr on pni good assortment of hes XII and
w Morocco Slippers, made M PIMA iephl which arr
'e'y handsome Price, only 81 gs5 PAR, ,,.r,.,
h'a Hnpt. Shoe ANA Ttuuk Dealers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, THURSDAY April %. 1872
LEE ,NsunANcE co

W = NNNVIIITH.
SttiiS hNDoMMENTs FOR CHILDREN,
MI - W. MONEY on DIPOSlIE.
LNLttfIES TRUSTS.
MAhEN CONTRACTS in who life OF tic int ce of mo.
uey o. involved
WILLIAM MURDOCH secretary.
hlNea "n' may tr msi' personally by letter, tposi
~" ITO s1sf rbcr, Agent the Gutulsny Rich
Du'' %" "i Iltnsi all n~ccssy Information pcrs0ns
.", 81 Nt'ng thrmsc'v"s ot tho advantages which
'. 80. i'n oitrs, for providing against those CHANGES
@ ace 'u'"rf, nom 90" uncertainty OF life and the
80 me- 81 ou~ncts. By the payment ci small
''.i' ~. 70 mos men rrzfs comfortable support
~. ~ U''s means, BE- secured io Tier G,n.hrr.
"~f "a. BALDWIN. Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
GRE 1T DISCOVERY

! iIis uetl, IL the only ono tl,ai b,s cam. so, .
a. Fuu,c l'T ne rctef oi mothers. aud T. .srnef Tor
onN. v p not cure for al coru atnis hut
W. ol' Y'-i.hed AMI Tue testimonials in 4fs avor beDg
- sltns' ~ recommend 4 - valuable medicine A
ptnflri arrHta;Tnies Lottle with f,iI M
81 f' ocular virtues Tor s,io ~
mrs 70 EI'STSfE A sDS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
NO. lOl.

(,ENrLENEN's sCARFs AKIN cR.v.rs
AMI Co. ,ns ,feah and elegant ass,rtinent OF s-arf.
Ierfle.u.r ,i WI sell NJ unusually low priecs--
lei ts So '''i'edts eaA AMI Examine for Themselves.
4. STEPHENSON.
49, LEECHEs
oO,UUU aisy 'de ls gs' IN European Leseaes
an! Eep ou hand AMI can b sent sny distance rifb
'O . LNELI, JOHNSTON a LYEII
IRISH SHIFTING Linens nv ,IIIE P,rc.
i-li linens Of III qualities be -o rbcan - ~
peee. Those Naming Linens. Will fad good artrl. :,
a low prise, a JBCIlNsIScti. 49, NJ
le9 - Nes auI cheap cash dry goods sore
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-28
Z 5, 8 9 8, Is SS5 8 8
W.7RR.iATED FRENT .L\.D CrNy-J1.r

/ W.4RR.iNTED FRESH .IN.D GEAUL.NE.
/ 49,. Wholesale and RETAIL
AsPAEACI S-Canto or p8--l
btANS-l-r-e ani saa.i Lana. Scarlet Runners. Red
sNAP REANs-E.r China Early yellow, Par. weeks.
BEET-Tsris ~ i T o.o VA, s , t ~ Mo- Monk
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