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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-11-18
.rues,loy. Nov. 8. S1.2 O'Clock. p. NJ

Tuesday, NOV. 3, Leg clock, +. NJ.
SENATE Resolutions. reported by Mr. Briggs
Of the select committee on the subjec, Of slavery.
Resoired. I. That ne the representatives Of the
people Of the State Of Vermont, we do protes, n
gansi the admission into the Union Of any state
whose Constitution tolera,cs domestic slavery or
the annexation Of Texas, any other territory in
which slavery exists
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-11-18
SENATE.-prayer by the chaplin.

SENAIE.-ITayer ny lhc chaplin.
Resoiniions-By Mr. Bartlett, insiructinr our
Senators md requesting our Representatives. in
Congress TO procure the passage Of n law es,aL-
fishing the sessions Of the District and Circuit
Courts ut Montpelier; read and laid on the table.
on Friday next, and resolving TO adjourn on
Wednesday morning next. Aner debate the Sen.
ate concurfed.
HOUSE, Rssoluiion.-Dy Mr. P,en,i.s ,rcscin-
ding The resolution for Adjournment; supported by
Messrs Prenss, Rice, Villas, Baker and ShaGlrr,
opposed by Messrs Petibone, Billings and Davis
Of n. and passed, ayes, ll3, noes 90.
The .NiiHia BW.-Thc HOUSE took up tie
hill reported by the committee (Gov. Jeni.on,
Hon. Paul Dillingham; and Gen. ilopkins,) np.
pointed by the Governor last year.
The following amendments were adopted, viz:
See, 2. 9Th fine, add "nnd those of the religious
denomination Of quakers,- provided they shall
conform TO the provisions Of the fourth section Of
this ti,'e.
Sec. 3, 4ih line, insert eight instead Of "sil."
Sec. A. I'd line, insert go instead of"e3.''
Sec 90, I'd line, insert eight instead Of six"
Sec. SO, "a line, strike ou, "ihe commissioned
officers Of"
Sec SO. I'd line, strike GU, "irom the non COM
Ins,ioned officers"
Sec. 2, strike ont Parngrnph6.
Sec. 4, 80 line, and after "shall' tie word."on
or before the sOth day Of May"
Sec. $40. I'd line. nfier "wha'ever." inser
"and the poll ofeach member Of the uniformed I
militia shall be exempted from State und town
taxes"
Sec 1874, 9Th line. insert "ihir,ieil'' in place of
twenty ninth.
See. I67, I'd line. strike gu, "each year, and
nscr, "bicnnially."
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-11-18
TUOMsONIAN MEDICINE.
MYSTERIOUS.

A GENTLEMAN belonging TO one ofthc most ancient
n aud wealthy families Of this city, who must be- wei
known to ner0us friends; having since Tue year ieo
IN TO recently, been bent nearly double, and Tor several
wears confined his bed has heen restored TO good health
has reganed his natural erect poston-and has qntte
hIs carriage, and now walks with easel! we believe
this il the lentemans description as near ~ possible
and there no exaageaion In IT, Wewileive inqurers
his address, aud doubt not his humane feelings VIII eN'
cu,c the lbertyis that any one doubling, may Snon
these ,ctsihous he requests his name may not appear
IN nrint. Among other similar instances, Mr. Jas. u
Reynolds 1il Christie street. has been restored and VIII
give personal assurances Of the facts Of his case. BON
were rheumatism, and contracted CORDS anu she"s-
How has this been donc' .
An.pfr.-Iiy the Indian Terfiabie Eiirr internally
and Heue, Nerve and Bone LiHimsnt externally T.
Htrdid -
only Sold by COMsToCk GU, g.,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
j. ROSS Jr. Woodstock, VT
Silly y. n. NEWTON, Norwich.
j. C. BROOKS, Hartford,
A. r H. WIRDNER Windsor.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-11-18
WM. RROWN,S pENCIL pASTE

WIN. BROWNS PENCIL PASTE.
TN one minute you eau produce polish far superior to
British Lusler, IL being PASTE Is used without max
ing dust which IL great objection To powder. Look
to your Stoves and Crates IT. you would have them neat
and bearing light ustcr. Price, lei cents ROLL
Families can be supplied at most Of the Druggist and
Grocery Stores In Boston, Dealers be supplied at the
manufacturers price, of Dana, Eycns Co., Sas Pierce
~ Co., VIM. stenrns ~ Co., VIM u, bradford d Co.
For sale by J. A. DUNBAR.
Woo dsiuCk VI OIL.
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u
On the 9Th ballot, Chapman Swain of Pra,l,.
horo' dominated by Senator Townsey) declared
elected.
Eesoluiion.-Ey Mr. Holden, as to the exped.
ency Of reducing ylice for board e state prisoners
und town paupers; adopted 80 TO "a.
Rrpo,ts--By committee of Ways aud Means
making appropriations for The ensuing YEAR asses.
sing TAX Of 10 cents on the dollar o. the lis, or
1912 for the support Of government-io pay the
convention called by the Council Of Censors-su.
,horising the treasurer TO borrow the sum therin
mentioned were all ordered to third reading.
Imprisonment for dsbt-1he Judiciary com.
millce reported bill in relation TO Imprisonment, of
debtors win substitute, (no debtor 10 be impris.
oned, unless the creditor or attorney shall
prove good reason for believing that the debtor
has property TO The amount Of 800, or is about 10
abscond-lhe debtor may cite the creditor will,
three days notice, to show cause why he may NOT
take the poor debtors oath: and in case Of person.
committed 10 jail limits, il they do not take the
poor debtors oath in 80 days the creditor NAV
cite them 10 show cause why they do no, nav the
debt or take the oath, and in case no good cause
is shown, lhcv may be imprisoned in close jail.-.
This substitute was rejected. Mr. Noyes moved 10
reconsider the vote jecling the substitute proposed
by the committee; negailrcd. Mr. Villas said he
kas in favor of the object Of the bill, but stated
1illcnlles which might nIise IN the operation of II
On motion Of Mr. Cobb the bill was hid on the "a.
table. Adj.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-11-18
HAIR! HAIR!
Ii A l. ID N + s S!


Important 4iscorery-Th great mystery Jound
out al last!
NR STERRY'SHAIR REGENERATOR DR. Stcrry,
~ after much attention to the important cct Ofpre.
serving the hair has after many experiments chemical ud
physical, been able TO discover article which IL now
StrelM q ne frcaes confidence for lle .loet, he
gunlity produce good head Of airlo prevent tlrom
falling oil when badness is Approximation restore II
when badness has taken place, and 10 prevent II from
turning grey. II il more nOusn9 than polnalu, All
tiIur OIL cOlongc water. II s hc1unl article Tor
ladies' crs-t makes tic hnirso and lively and prodn-
ccs uncommon lriliancv, Thousands have tested its SUI
pcrOr virtues aud excellence, and in every instance il
stands nrivucd. II Is an nf,hle cure in NIL nlitc'
lions Of the skin the head-as dnndrUil, &c. Hc.--
Every family should be supplied with hottie OF This oil,
that by ilsnppcaiion to the had and hair Of children.
the bcau iu and ornamental nppenngc of fine head OF
hair which nature has supplied Us may be preserved.
For sale, Wholesale and retail by FOSTER DlCklN.
son, sole propretors aud successors to lirCnCocK,
~ co. ~ Green street, Utica n. V WOODSTOCK, by
J. ROSS Jr, DruGgistWh River NillaecJ. q. Brooks;
West Hartford, W. II. Stec sharon, w, Downcr Royl-
ton, Downer NcNnns 4 Fish, Windsor, A. u Ward
ncr. i-)'ly
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-11-18

Woodstock, March 22, 1912.
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
G sssS So 80 l z ssI1 ..,ss
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

.AND
THIS road will be opened the public for the ranspor.
L taton OF passengers and merchandise on and alter
MONDAY, September ~ i5l2. Passenger Trains daily
sundays excepted, in connection with the cars al the
Nashun and Lowell and Boston and Lowell Rail Roads
ms follows
Leave Concord for Manchester, Nashua, Lowell aud
Boston at l3-iA. ". 10 ~ 4. VI. and "a Pm.
Leave Boston Tor Nashua. Manchester and Concord at
l.? II l-2 \, VI. aud 3.l +. ".
FARE-Concord TO Boston, S2,jO-Concorl to Lowell,
Sl,50
The morning and evening Trains connect with the cars
Of the O.oi and Maine Railroad Passengers cnn be con
ycycd between Concord, Manchester, Nashua aud Ando.
YER Ioyerill, Exeter Dover, Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
IIANDISE.
Mggc I,SDiss TRAINS will leave Concord md Boston.
daily Sundays excepted. The company are now prcpur
cd to transport Goods and Country Produce which may
he sent TO their depOts in Concord and Boston.
RArEs-ThrOugh first class 81 90 per 1000 HIS Furnt
Carriages live Stock Slaves, Heading Timber
oor' "Tahi'e q, NJ opV.lno P'mnss, c,, wn.
An goods aud merchandise will be NJ the riss OF thee
er while in the Company's Store Houses.
Terms OF ircishting, cash, invariably, on dcive
the goods by order Of the Directors,
ISAAC SPILDING, Trcasnr
Nashua, Sept. 10, 1912. l2j'ir
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TOOTUACHEi TOOTHACHEii

A NEW DISCOvBRy.--lt has recently been discover.
n ed that the pure Extract OF GALL combined with an
mpapable Powder of Alum, Is n sure remedy Tor the
Too,hachc will kl the In most cases and render
them In state that they may be filed without pain. Inc
pure article Is for sale by WV. BnowS, AL Washington
street, BOSTON None genuine unless signed by the pro-
pretor, WIN. Brown See certificate Of its efficacy on d.
ccion. Forsale by y ROSS yR., Wood,foct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16
From The n Y rrLnno Of s,lurl,r-

LONG Island RAoEs.-Yesierdny was the las,
day of tie rac6s over tie Union Course. The a,
tendance was very good. This first race between
John Hagserty's "Priml Donna" and Samuel
Lnrd's Tempest" was won by the latter The
second race was the great attraction Of the day.
Boston" having been entered for the "Jockey
Club" purse of $1,000, mile heats to run
against Samuel Laird's mariner" which latter
horse, we beive, has never until now been beaten.
The first heat, was won by Mariner, the second
by Boston by half length, and the third by a
length, under whip and spur. The time of the
first heat was bad, but Boston recovered himself in
the second, running it 10 7:i6. Entering the las,
mile of the second heat Mariner led Boston some
ten lengths, and every body considered the race
lost, bar under severe application OF the whip, in
the last quarter, he closed the gap, Tapped and
came ont length ahead.
The following is the time OF the heats:
Is, heat, min. ! ) sec, won by Mariner.
2d 90 min. 80 sec, won by Boston 9th.
3rd do min. - Sec, won Ivy Boston 18th.
The last race was won by John nasgerty' :
Headem, beating a V Canorn's sorrel horse by
Monmouth Eclipse.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16
RHODE ISIAND

MIR Webster passed through this city yesterday
on his way To Boston, butSor in the rumored cha
racier Of a Peulpoien;iAry from the President tc
treat with the insurgents OF Rhode Island. Nc
other member OF the Cabinet has been here Of late
We have no doubt, however, that this Rhode
Island business viii now soon I've settled, and salts.
fletofi.y, too, to nearly all the parties concerned
The President has so decsively shown his determi
nation to maintain the Charter and the laws of the
constituted Government, TIL it is legally changed
that the insurgents must, and will yield their ex
cuse for which will be to their pariizlns promise
on tie part Of the Charter People to create Reform
Convention, where the Chlder csn be amended
according to Law, and NOT by nsurrection.-.N y
Express.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16
YIRGINIA
CLoTHING STORE.


Ncuiy opposite me Bel Tartrn.
TIVE Huhacrhcra respectfully in'ofu tNfir friends 1u1
y uo public tllf they luvc nnw ou hlnl, and intend
ke"puF, largo anil extensive as1rfuruf oft ready uar
fAsttGONAHLE CLOTHING,
az hc beet mnoua'f 1ni workmanship consisting part,
of fIc following articles.
Buc, bhck green, ami other shades Of Dress aud Frock
Coats
Beaver and Pilot Clnh rrock Caar
uecr.tUafe. of beaver. Bod of cIf &c. Id III fruf r.flfrs
Waicrrcrr Nnni Clrih tluufInr Oats
Effiur.f tuusaui F4ufIlnuua. r..nrfrT
u'uc ln & Hni fancy Ctesimrrc rlnf4f.,ns
HIark anil figured Silk Velvet Vests
Cloth aui Valencia tn
Satin aud nnmlfszinc dn
Plain and figured -k dp
Cashmere aud Mttiun
GauIrucu's Cl0ili and Clmrt Cloaka
IHuIra dn
lamb tsoo anil Mcuno shirts and Drawers
FLANNEL anil Cotton DO d1
Irish linen Shirts
Plain lud plated fiu 10
Tcuuaut r. celebrated Stocks
Fifsynudcrs, tldEfs. ttavlts. Collars. Shams &c
MIRO CLOTHING, a.. &r,
Al NJ which ticy will srll wiio'rrtc anil retail on A.
accommodating terms Huclc of the atue ieacttptHn
can ho pufrhnsci loo any Of tho Mathematics
County Mc chants lui Hfcr-. will fui thciraflvin.
tsEc tD give cm rdi tcy determined 10 sell NJ
the lowest possible prices.
&c &c HOOPER GRAFF.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

lie undersigned sole agent Tor the sale the produc
unu 20 a." IrcicslT Iron Company Is prcprtcd fo
Hic ORDERS ini every description nf ani inslca
u' IRON embracing Hat Iron irom 10 - iuchcs wide oi
guy 'r itei ircsnrss; tuuul aud siuarr from = 10
"'c- htui, hoop, oval half round scroll Iron; al
8, $50
iu NOR FOUNDRY, the Comrauy are prepared to make
u'atN every frsctinnu ot Castings embracing Tobacco
Presses I'arug Ht Eust mills cotton factories aui I.
ini Nuts, aId all kinds Il tI'i road work.
Refinery having been recently erected aI their
i' 'ir'ticrro tr r,tNsI mcut have guarantee
ta' cir Iron Wi ur oi uniformly good sly- wien
l'it'l ihr ltuu will he manufactured from tcrcd pi
metal exclusively.
ohicc on Cary street. neat Tic lower cni of she q sin
~ - III ] n ANnLRHnN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

%
privilege.
rom Tie National inlrlgencer, Of Saturday
CITY NEWS.
We understand that, in cons,ouenee of an ~.
d'vt made on "Wednesday las, before the Hon n
rhrus,on, Of the Judges of our Ciren;, C,ou,, ,
WARRANT was issued charging that "there IS piob,ble
cause to believe that the Hon. II. A. Wise and IA.
Hon. Edward Stanly. members Of the House Of
Representatives, about to commit breach oC he
peace Ivy Fighting duel. aud tina, preparations n, q
now makin: 10y SAID parties to commit such breach
OF the peace" The warrant was issued las, Wed.
nesday evening, aud search was Immediately made
by the officers that night but neither Of the parties
could he found, and i, understood that MIR Stan
~ had l,fi the city.
sometime on Thursday afternoon the Hon. Mr.
wise was arrested; and on the return Of the writ
ny inc Marshal before justice Morsell the same
evening ~ Fcndail, Esq. District Attorney. m
peinns Tor the Unitou Stlies,) Mr. Wise eroressed
ms Willingness to give security to keep the peace
within the District Of Columbia. should the Ius,;co
deem such course necessary on m, mart. hat NJ,
the same time denied the right Of any judge or
Justice in the District to require him to Give or sion
any bond obising him to keep the peace out of the
District.
The proceedings in the case, however, were pos,
poned, 1.-THE reques, OF Mr. Wise, until the next
day, ,yesierday) at ten O'clock for the purpose of
hearing testimony.
Yesterday, at the time appointed MIR Wise again
appeared before the Justice, and in the preserc. Of
several members Of Congress and large company
entered into an able argument and defence contend
ing tina, ne cou!c not be held to bail, and Plead
ing his privilege from oues, as member Of
Congress, TIE wurran; charging no ACTUAL breach
OF the peace, but merely probable cause to believe
that ono would lie committed. To this argumer,
the District Attorney made a very powerful and
Courteous reply. After which, the further consdc-
ration Of this interesting was a, the reques, cf
Mr. Wise, md with the assent of the District At
to'ney and the acting Justice, postponed until III,
tSaturday) morning. at ten o'clock, to he further
argued at the Court house before the Hon judge
Dunlop.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16
BY PANNILL * LEA,
Z etersb urg.


y virtue % a b-'i &c Trust .H.cuied by Wa, G po.
Wei ana N' bearing ae the ltn cav ~ Januarv ist1
Sc IteorIr IA m" Husiugs Court II the Town OF p
'i"-i-' vii D. sol Il Paddle Auction. la font ~ ~
1eu-ises o. EDNESDAN, the lfi lay Of June ne, !,
!. "e"cs W, ihe nv. Bock Teue;. nts co,ngeneng n
~ o.sSoo' Rou, rtson's corner, running Town i,oi
nnEn'n"s rect 10 LuGriori a narnet's CHINA store
WIKI Aiite ~rpurteGauccs convey cd ia sa ci
- 'lo 60 are tree st'ry vel flushed with stores he
'' ai,l 'i'y 'e-s shove. Ni;h good Brek Kcl
eils To- lHe ysfds-sl iusur,t In the Mutual OfF.s
ne eenia situation ct ths pto: eriy makes II iesira IN.
H'e. 49, 80 f'''-|''e hea rs
ralc, positive.
HhH-, y a'f . months flr approved endorsed ne
the tile .eserved mn the notes arc raiJ fFN''' "
Hy order Of me Trustees
tlf w. dff pA<NIII A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

THE stockholders of tNc Richmond Frederic kshur-
Il ani Potomac RAILROAD Company are hereby notit-I
at ihr annual nice ing takes place Tussiiy the 3ls
Gay "i Nav ncki, when ih rcugcs;c attend either
~ 1cf-nn or 10y ;toNy the once Of the Company A.
Richmond, at ~ O'Clock.
ape- CIV MNCMURpO. 7rsas,r,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

". Y. MARKETS-Nlny Is.
FLOUR-Ilis fallen back TO the Oh poi,, NJ
ST ~ Tor Gcncsee
GRAIN Sales Of Rye nj &C cts
COFION-Goes OF very steadily at Uniform
prices
SUGARS-S1loso Of Hnvan,s in hoxcsat 81 and
200 hhds Porto Rico at - TO e! cts.-ExrREss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16
WILLIAM ANDERSON II

ma RM BURToN
WILLIAM ANDERSON, JR., ca
Curnrr ~ 0Hd llih Sirssfs.
A. the pleasure a. inform his friends ami The rubI
generally, That hc has received lee greater pari %
purchased almost exclusively will cash, he is enabled
oher 10 cash CT puuctua dealers coo, very low prices
with many others too tedious To ennmcrnfe.
- hlus ~. CROW. Porto Rico aId y q surace mar
,,, 81 he - Cro' aud Porto Rico, very superior
'7o tsgs Iasutrl. Havana snl r. Concc-part yer,
- do hirI'omc Law, roa,c
- hid. m9. r5rs G} Rico 9ysa,s old
lo boxes Ti.'oo Csnales-Jacksor 4 Woodruff
30 do ua F.'"i s ra,cu,
- io VERY superior Sperm tis
t1 amt t1lii- Loaf sugar. assorted
igrrass- o.. 10 vintage ~, which make,
u."ycH. uIl The quality wall. upon rial he
nuui 10 sai ~ thc most particular
Pm, a. l laf rgcs lnd az cask wooihouse'.
ai I. y',, M Ta,5' y Wine H1S '''''''
hhi Madden hints Coppcras
3tWs Alum. lnhlls S'lpctie, p 30 EPSON salts
10 hlss P.rrcr i993s. Gnscr ~ bags rmcno
elkcs. uup'nis EeaD'sI and ~ Cunr,wier
lNll1. Shot, assorted sizes
lttu lbs Bar Load
q 'eu swcics, Country AMI Ersrsl Iron, assorted
Ens'.hsni American Histcrrdst,cI
, lg 4. p s,gmssns A,rs
- d'z painted rlics- Munri
bales Hops (ucrccs Rice
hcm.l .hr-- 2. ~. aud gallons
flhlis on wh.skcy
~ 40 Common dn
rbisscts HorI,luso oil
l5gt casks genuine Malaga Wine
~ boxes Uuuci Rtf7ius
Young nysau. H. iol Pouchone and Gunro,yicr
lchsoi very superior quality. MAJ cow
NlkGiNlA Ga tircut superior Couu vi Law and
hancctt inr Che county oi ticurco and cry of Rich.
mr nd ON rIc Cnn,ry .it", hcldH Dee ripitol in Tho
- Mayo. r,l against William sclcn, John Parknll AMI
william ID Wr,m ~'. .'u'ci o.. rN"f Richmond, and ss
ilit r1ur' iu which fHr plaintiff ruTrir4 f1 have pro.
'riu. iHr d'i'rN'u'. William -rId'n arI John
-rbci hv law n-1u- fI-ouf defendants trv aiiu failing
1lraf enI answer. rlWr on ff ay fo hc heard uu mo
vs. atEucl uy cnuu.c ON consideration whereof. che
clause ntc wlof Wm Mayo declaring f to . ,,ian.i
desire h 1ih.i rarioi pr'pctty both fo1idi ,r1n.
', .,n ~ .ph ir possessed nfHui uot hrrvi.c
simpg. LsmMer,l should be- asccria nc,i Wheeler I.
ltpnu Mayo drd rn.fcescd of ne trrrt of IauI n inc
county NJ llcnrcn mentioned in me bin ~ cont, Ming
tn'rfy ono acres roo1f anI twenty r,ics ,ot
lhr fainc wff' no to tWc oi ino death ~ William Nsvn
part ol che property OFF tic latter That thc aid N,i,
Mayo Bat nof, fl time ~ LEGAL fr Thereto - .I IT,
cause ih'iu Io we o1fsiauuf ir Waller Blair ur 30
estate LODI. -,., b. Jay .,.-i, I'd ~ az '1hc
nr', nr count ''f'rri.rIf fr one NJ ur tarfri .f.
70 onriwm what rmo Waiter %. blair delivered ua ~
hli Just puf upon DO Wrrfncr c slii irsrri ~ ,i,yo
wac ihcrcncr rrsec.eei Of tc earl land turing lis iic
r1rsrss.fof Tho ttf .tu, vs. ttsfn Nav ,' l,
uIc provisions of .hr ir.i frnm ,.pI Mayo r ~,ifen
1ui whether tr fru.fcra l0r..utrd nlf hc slr .sar.
,' ''' .''u' 'i'h 4. W. .N' "nat INr ,iN '.fuu'.
a'ncf be- 90 toror iof'c ton' with any msrcrs socially
required by Oh, tmass 90 br 90 stated "''" "'' ''
wv g. SANDS e. q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16
AUCTION SALES
BY.lNLoEs * BROTHER.

a.. ~" vns sEhoLn AND KITCHEN FuR>rrrRr
IN ~ HpNDAN MORNING, NAV Is,h Ist3 ss,,,ae..,
a. ~ os.ek. az The lae resiienc- Of Iai.s coo,
me ~ nASnE ie. Se a. all sell Tho b,.oe. :, -
hous"'ott aud kfchcn Furniture eo,.is, OF MS
granite stone Inner N
Cut glass and pLted Ware
mahogany -debosrd and China Pre-.
Dninx, tea ami Tables
Lays cabiuet Rurcau.
Spring sofa
Mahogany MAJ bic top washs,,nd
a, % Secretary ami Bookca.s
Mantle and Pier Gissses
<nt usf CLOCK, inshoxiny uprieh case . fra rr., 4.
., hme keeper. IN perfect or,i.r '' "'"H"s
p lsn am ~ low post R.dsteais, Easy Chair
h"is Wedding and Nntrasses
thairs, Carpets. Feniera s.. H.. -, -. -
-'ueIes usually foundin reni~el family ~ 'ai'ev o'
lNLoES BROrHER Aue,a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16
WV a. sANpsC =.
cnNNI--lnNrR.s nrrllr

Nf' Nlil0nfis fN MIY. irl.
Tho r1re- concerned BOO fhi. cause arc hrrrlv n.tis
fo In fs Office 'u MONDAY Zee On ity ef Ju, nst
ly lu O'Clock, A. W i1tnroi with Documents -rrt.
and evidence. ur.t.ttV fu tuHuir mp fn perform OLD. M
lies cuinusi ou mc bv fnc foregoing doc rec.
ina WV PpirINUN. C.r't
CARACAS F..OTNNT INDIGO
- Er ssl,.
mas jas CSC WINSTON.
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SPRING sToCIk oFuATs
NOTICE

THE subscriber having been engaged in Tho Drig and
a Af'M'fd-y business, u New York and Phi aiciphia.
nr the pact eleven years has iacd with himself Nr
ih"nsS HARRISON ~ tins CIV. AMI commences bust.
ness this day, under the firm OF Bolton y Harrison.
Redmond, Nay OH, l~i2 mas ,nc
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FOR GENTLEMEN
Oh PHAN's AsNLU NJ.
fHD Dill IAL,DE

I)NoPOsALS will hc received 10 1T June next, fot
~" erection ot an Asylum flr Female Drph,ua. I'm
hrt Tie viii Of the late Edmund Walls.
Apdnn 1T the building sui spc. MD atoms tnay Lr se,,
al thc oi'icc cf Williams a. IIlSaIl
ncslF"d thai the same person should undertake tho
viii be- received. '' '
Persons making proposals. are requested 10 stat, ,
time VA wh,chthcy will fui; "a the but ting aud the Periods
OF payment. MM WILLIAMS
II iiANALI,
mn 10 coilJn Executors of t. Ms!Is. tcstI.
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X H. y IN klNS would ,nvtc persons who want
~ bargains ior hcir money. u c1in,nr fhc following
Goods
o. ans inner ' "
R.7nstslooo Suns B,uucis AZ c-,. an Bonnet. for
IA fu' N-reF. cciuptfsIug che ucW syIsswaru
teNrH ~ s1hHrgs-luO bales AZ very !oS prices
BroWu 1rd nclchci ShIungs aud shccfnrs aid vi ,irr
AMI 40 unparalleled low rr.ccs
, LlHfs I'r'ss &" no ia great variety OF lawns corf
Nnsns sN~ /'Ihyrnc- aud other new ami fashionable
ulaffulI- fIr dresses
~ H'thfW.4- Cloths. Cassimcrcs Vesirr-. Crayafs.
so'ss sn,pcniors, Hosiery Lncus Summer Gloves
Sc now aus cheap
Fio.-srs GEf RfIris. great variety
Nati WIDE striped London G.nghaus, far o. per yard
worth cents
itt INNS by ilc piece or yard. 900 prices, noui ls
o. 2tf y. Is % T.. to The fncstutd~
rape urf fe'rFs. a large supply and cicar
-NIutIfs I. LrIrs. all kinds end fHrsain4
As'. mans vcrs Cheap goods from auction. ourit AZ d
"crtrc, auiSii hc sol 40 prices to sut those WHO want
bargains u. NJ
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uJ- l. Coleman will preach az thc Sycamore Meet
ing House This morning 70 O'Clock and al
Tho public arc respectfully invited To attend
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The 'lIus'rious John N. Niles has been elected TO
tho senate from Connecticut. to succeed Perry
Smith. '