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

FOR SALE CHEAP.
7 ApiEs' Sc,skn Slippers. icathor bound
Il ~ 40 40 Ties do 80
Db do DO fuan do 90
10 DO 90 Hiskins ~ ~
Tho above Shoes arc ffcshiivin bOufif tian rirsp
they Will be sold very low. Also fresh lot NJ chtrcuf,
Morocco Ankle Tie SLIPS, ~
JE WATKINS 4 co.
fucc'Gsors t1 = fuincy, opposite tho
nh 10 Runs of lice Easic Hotoi.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

EXTRA FAMILY FLoUu.-Just received,
Ia lot 81 Andrew Bennes Family Flour, warranted first
rate, W no sale. ap1 Pay 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

SEEDS.
UcERNE; Sugar Beet
II Asngel wur1zel' Ruta nasl-a fresh sugPy inst, re
iAVkLLlN G riIU KS, c ARPEr BAGS,
sc.
our stock othc above arc Is very large and desra
" bic. and wish reduce fas; IS posi-
bic by The spring great will DC offered pur.
Glasses FOR cash. or 10 punctuai Customers only.
JEwATKINS 4 co.
successors 10 :. Puney, opposite the Ruins
ieh Of the Eagle Hotel
pIFLE sEGAHs, for saohy
IL SAMUEL 4. DOVE,
Sign OF the Black Boy aud Mortar,
nh 81 Mansion House.
SACRED MUSIC.
HYMN Of Eve song Of Joseph
i Infants Prayer lis not in the sildel dome
Prince OF Peace There Is uothiuF true but
Peace troubled soul Heaven
Ruin and Naomi The Vcntasers Evening
The Rock OF our Salvation HYMN
The Sician Peasants Even. Vial spark Of Heavenly
Ing Hymn flame
song of ihc Dove Father Eternal
Sicep. Hoy lnfl.t sleep Charity
Tic sun parts family CONSIDER the Lilies
see over Bethlehem how Dying Christian 10 his soul
bright Eveis I.luentaficu
softly. softly, La Evening Sone 10 the virsin
Ncspcr Chauut Fading. sfiu adirs
There - a stream whose gen Hymn 10 tie Madona
tic course
Toe above is part Of ny very extensive collection OF
music. II TAYLOR,
mn - Music sore. opposite the Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
GRENT DISCOVERY!

His cdcine istI, 10, orc tpst MS e. Nc sf,fe ID
public f"r Tie r 4 tn he's AID j. deszne Tor
hein 'rth"m On y. 10 rot sd. .T an complaints Lut
iorthc onc drsifn~d re ais 10 10. ayor bein.
50 srnns, w Tecomu en- II a liable medicine A
pampl'c' accou pancs ca boc % fIu icscrtntion
~ 80 pccuhaf virtues For sal by
M n ~ rTST,cF & son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

NO. III.

r N REMOVAL.
ling Mil "" ms oulcc TO the Rot
ap2 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

WILLIAM MURDOCH, Secretary.

Applications nay hc made personally by ieftcr. tioat
pa 10 inc fnhsrrhcr Agent ior The Company Rich
uoni vino will ire aii necessary information orersons
icHiuus NJ uyIs Themselves of ilic advantages Which
ts i1etui1u o0rss 1r uroyug against those changes
W hich Tlatc athcc rom The cftauty Mic and Tho
pt-canoIrnceso i business. by ihc payment of small
sru. which most men spare. ctnrf'Ti the support
Wy. 10y this means, he secured To- fhcr fauiurF
io2t ~. BALDWIN. AeNt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
ur-suEsMAN's oaMruon LoZEN.

NJ suEHmAN'S ChNPUOW LOZEN.
GES-HNe Immediate rrlisi ia nervous SICK head
ache pauiai'n oi tho heart owncss uf spirits. dcsr1n.
drney inl ihnao'N or putr,d Hprc throat bo sum
me- complaint ianin-, oppression sinkins Of
Tie chcsi chohc spastnS, cranps % the stomach bow
els hy sic tica affections amt oil diseases dtows
ness thFushi" daN snd w1N"ul a. uFb cholera cho
lcrn Lofhuf, darrtot asstudc. a OF fuisu.-
used ancr dissipation, they will restore the tone
system generally, ani Cmlyc an the piuns
arising tr1ut too fee living
Directions Esc Ono I0Eengc should be nlt into
The mouth ani suffered To dsoVc slowly until gone,
thcn repeat untlthcy eject SELDOM more Than
two or three wall be required. aud often single Que will
speedily remove all the Iain Cihculy curag the worst
cases "a icJmJ Ia ~ minutes. Eir sale wholesale aud
Iciailb ny lnh Hl ALIEN. DlvAL n CO.
US- DfS. PErERS' MEDICArlcD iO-
IENC ~ 80 "iicncs d We riscn more rapiily IN
popular estimation iln ID Pccrs Lozenges for the sui
L-i-ut reasons that have been pleasant
iaTc easy m ,hor operations AMI certain In their
ic-'s.
PETERS WORM LoZENGFs- an infallbie RENE.
y or worms The aueuiipn Of parents l. especially
hctCi 10 favor o' iiis article
PETERS CATIARTlC LoZENCES-Th sc 7 ozrrrcs
W be found cicicnt speedy, and safe their
Composed cn'ciy Vegetable in re,cni hey orrrat,
rrcch-a'Y 'cn tine liver, thus preventing, wen
IT, ''nf, ro1in4ron ~ ifs iuVe.uf orrfn. Tiirss VIII,
efccivc u ,ifcui fotakc oihcr rnc iciu~e wall these
IHzcrgss aueNc~llort ant agreeable sub siinuc.
PETERS CORDIAL. LOyENGRS Arc A snceifc for
hrfy. drn,gsiuc sense irieue From ihcr efficacy
- NJ Teh.i If heal ache, they are called 10y many, the
Hrta ache Ln=ung.s.
PETERS COuGH LOZENGgs-Arc now rapidly 81.
r"a:.s asthma, SC, SO. They truly valuable ami
&c. aufmlsi give rcli"f, " used a. directed.
i-s -1c 10y = ClNNOR,
cps Onr door lil,vs 'itr .trii 1lvsru
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

FLOW Err SEED.
Dahlia double. Zinnia. Cas-.
sI4, Scotch Broom, PINK,
Honesty, Trefore, Candy
Tut, Chysautheminc, Egani
CcrcoQSis. EupEoTbla Nsrie
gated. lee Plant, Donb.c Bal.
semine, Scarlet Cacal!a, La
yG'cTa. hruuis. Love in a
Mist, Megnioneitc, Navel CT
Peru, cic- etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

Z AIDES ELEGANT rHENCu nOROC-
- CO AID KID 1itPf'G CITY MIHuf1c.
fIrr a fine 1f.rr.rruf nf these SUPERIOR Flurrfa un
hsHi, ~ which the attention " tlc lafcl solicited
ID BURLINGTON 4 80.
IA. IN IL Inn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
LOMAN's Law plGEsT. s

LOMAX'S LAW DIGEST, &c.
DIGEsT % The Law. rcsoc-'rr Real Property 60
- ucruiy adopted sni ia nee 300 the bufe Itcs en-
tracins especially the law ct real properly IN Va
gins, Toy Joan THyoc ipuaE. ot the lux II the
cen" CONT, ami formerly Professor Of law Ia fh Uui
vcrsiiy % Virginia M 3v.
EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS.
Treatise the Law Executors and Atninstrafo
generally ~" IN 'hc uniod States; and are adapted
more particularly 20 tc practice 1t Virginia y John Tay.
loo Lonar arihut 10 tn Dgcso tue Law OF Real Pro
pcuy. iur,hcr rupfly received
ma SMIru. nHINkER & MORRIs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

~ SCC " - W thCHAN AND PUR-
CHASERS, GENERALLY.
NuR stock nj BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS &c being
~ very heavy We Will sell cheap fcr cash or 10 custom
crs that Will be pumcllai On III usual lime Give IA call
IE WATKINS & co,
samuel Plincy's old stand, Opposite the Ruins ofte
I.t-lo- ap21
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17


PLANO FORTE wARr-uorSr
,,,,rr opposite the BGaks
lie sntscTiheris CONSTANTLY rc-...... -, .
- nrsied manuLetocy Of NuxSs & Ct.sS Nc VIC eele-
an pam Piano Fortes Possessing The
pies' inents a"dthst deicacy OF ,olc ana s I'm
'o.e, ~ peculiar their manufaefffc ''oenesa OF
Io.lsifniy on hani large assort,,oo,,
fhies Flsreoctfs. Claf ione,,s
Guitars FOhns. Yionnccl',s
hccorts1ns, Musical Roxcs
Horns Bugles and Trumor,.
fiies and Drums
rior qualify A'''. 'aiho torte Strings ~ spn..
Piano Forte Stools sni Gov
nj, CHEAP r-usIc
~. 'sfs-F collection Of NuEir 60
lnaf ." selected from y M. , ior sae IA
80 Ni'o y no" enabled 70 sell rffh. ps,. o me sui
-. H.'H Nnoesaic -udt All rriccs "'o'r- n and
h.,,.e =. 80 liali- 70 cell sceIn AM a o,,n...,
r.. I M nm u,ry .sn fnd c's@v h, - Is upon
exchange ''f itt on LTe. anr 49,. l.
pt.ro ,, +. TAYLOR
I,.x uhiis - the y-ur n -, Icn repaired
fscturns s,,t,- :, ~ ~ eHLrrene- nr .t,t " VIII.
every eenseoo Pane Fnes jns:, oiy IN mean
ed Violin Bows haired ''o"s aud Asesrss rsp,i 70
Il Or'iers ieuss atov, ,-ftt
.l-l-Iln t9Snor cOtirsfy ~ Puhetusly suended,o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

VERY CHEAP AND HANDSOME.
WE nav" in store. supply T-.s K4 and Morocco,
" Preach iiii 81 flIllLellhrs iuakc which we arc
selling u te 'Atr"me low price o'si cpres Var Lacesi
wanting SOME cheap aui Eoni iuviic 10 give " cali
ID. BURLINGTON L 90.
"a - Mansion House
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

A Oral Sys'rn OF Teaching the Liyin. Languages H.
"A lusraicd hy practical course OF Lessons In The
gerca. IN vols Just Iecciyci.
jil5 SMITH DRINKER A. MoRpts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

CHEAP. FOR CASH
IIrT received direct ir'm New York. an ce- ant and
~ hcarifl' iof Of
cord Striped Paws Sfks
liilck md Blue Rack fr
q go tr Gro DC k1riers DO
% ur dH Cro 30 Atnuifr .r
keh tNcur fl' lawns tr Nu.hus. entirely new
r. eng -frr.i Irkorcf C,uhtirs
Irv rtecrs urw r.v. r Ncu. elaine ic t1irn
Nfic anil Fancy c0'i OBJ to-
Mfnchcecr Gr.h1ms. II superior quality
N-n UiE six SfHwie
- Erbi Mrf1fr ~
to'iSis ari Erihl Noueiiuc a.,
WNfr nrit .NI -ttI.. irnr ~ arts rrfrrIv new
flfHtrr.n ines 1rN NHurHirE awua
Tr0rv s.lk Nffs. of VERY variety
Nlrk Mnhiir dn. hail fingers
French ~ Gloves. Of an r0farr
va. \ aufCo.t sir Fr.u.ca
i4n-v rnfi Cor,is arf Tasec1s
sun ~i1'c and Flr1ro'a
Iorr'lUr With every description Hf Goods suited fo fir
c'F ufio. which determined n srf no prices fo
snf fr iWra llfrnfIur f' Keen rrurfHuHv UH harl t
cooi assortment of Grrls particularly Hif1fci fo rs
W'rSo Wc 'aVr m1'o arr1nr.I1rrH In fr Nnrh f' roe
cciF'. ODE most rc-tn av tri those desiring
i' purchase can aNaysb, srlf ,,.-r,.,.,-,,.,
n6 N.u f,.r5sH p.,ai Go.
TOILET Notifies, ~.
TOILET Hotties cUf s.'' plain ar roiorci. somc very
4 hrauifuI
Coicfac water from Jean Mario Faraa, genuine. really
surr.inr.
French arf rr.Ish r.e rtes 10Y fhH harcr-t irf with
40 ase1umrnf Of lir r1 h tofh ari natl nfushrs Per.
fpincry aui vcIy desirable anry arclcs-f,r ssc bv
apt ALEXANDER pUNAL & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

NAILS. IRON. sc.
ED KEGS Belle ts'- NRiis
W ~ sentiment ottrgn. STEEL sc suabe f'r farmers
fJsscks Liverpool SIT
Roe Hortinrs, in bbis AMI half 20
No new cipt Hernugs 1r sale.
sp@ wN HARRISON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17

SUGARS, COFFEE. MOLASSES, SC.
EllIN-oNE hnds superior Porto Rico Moiasscs
~ DO very superior Porto Rico sugars
li NaCe lan'sowr Government Java Co1fe
ln' sCEa Malls assorted sizes q superior qualify ma
uuliriurcdof SwtIirs tion
tiOut bnglish ifon. assorted sfcs
g. American Risfcrcd Sfcct
Z. nras cx'rs dur Uiack Tea
Q bills Common Miusscy
topprfaS Alum AMI raFpcffr
Tho a 'sc Cros arc landing oday from schr Increase
aud will be eod very ow for cash, punctua cusio
mcrs
sPg dR LILLIAN ANDERSON, ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
PIANOS
PNorEG al: y i INSURANCE. CoMrAN

INllS Company offers 10 insure Houses Stores Mills
Factories Barns, and the contents Of each together
WIN every other similar species OF properly AGAINST
Loss Or DAMAGE By FIRE.
The faicso OF premium offered as low those OF any
similar institution aui every has OPPORTUNITY r
small sum, 20 DC protected lns the avases OF This "a
rfuci'e element which often, ia single hour, swccps
away the earn ms ut many years.
ic course the ONO purslc5 10 traneactug business
tni in Tie adjusting and payment orfcs Is pr,mpt and
h"rs foT terms 81 Insurance aud renewed policies
Apply 10 HENRY CLARht.,
WHO las been appointed AGENT flr fic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
FOR SALE CHEAP.

DLNb Il9s'y AVID Fl'nncI'' AZ unpIcec1enicI pnccl
I Tor s'le ~ =. x PRICE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17
FAsnIoNABLH DRESS AND FRoC

4 COATS, ready made AMI made Ia order In ,r ,,ce,
and mos, approved cut and fashion az
STARR & cos,
AN Opposite The Exchange Iiotcl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-17


WE have on hand good assortment Of IaeSi XIII anil
w Morocco slippers, made M Phta lelphia which are
vcry harisome-Prcc, only 81 per Uair.
JUDAH MYERS & co,
&c 81 Root. shoe 1ud Trunk
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-08

Douglas to be supplied from. carrollton, Is miles
and back, twice week
Eaton to be supplied from Oxford, Is miles and
back, once week.
.Mechancsvile to be supplied from De Kalb, II
miles and back, once week
Oak Ridge to be supplied from Holly Springs, Is
miles and back, once a week.
Rocky Mount to be supplied from De Kalb, 7
miles and back. once week.
Spring Ridge to be supplied from Raymond, nine
miles and back, once a week
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
The matter will be illustrated with numerous en-

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.. That these forces are the means of motion and
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