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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-03-10
Notice.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PERSON COUNTY.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PERSON COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
December Term, 1s4l.
Hardy ROysisr,
against
Cranderson Roysier, Elisabeth Eoy,ier, John
ROysier Harrison ROyster. Solomon Ropsier
Jesse Bradsher aud .kancy his wife, and wa
liam Roystsr.
Petition Tor Re.probate Will.
1T appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court
that the defendants. John Roysier, Harri.
son Royster, and Solomon Register, are not
Inhabitants If this state; "a is therefore order.
ed that publication he made IN the IIillsbo.
rough Recorder, for six weeks successfully.
i"t said defendants 10 be aud appear hefore the
Justices Of our Court Of Pleas aud Quarter
Sessions. 10 be held for the county Of Person.
at the court house in Roxboroagh, on the third
Monday in March next, aud plead, answer az
dem"r, or the same will be taken pro onfsssO
as regards them.
Witness, Charles Mason, Clerk Of said Cour,
Of office, the third Monday in December, Is n.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Piice Adv. IS 90. OF
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Wealth. in ihis country. may be traced
to industry and frugali,y; and the paths
which lead to il are open 10 all.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-01
The Independent Democrat,
:. vr,rrp AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
ny JOHN HANDY.

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r eaclAcontinuance.
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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-01
ssThave loved the 6weil and long,

Letter of Hon. VIM. Allen, of the u.
Smtes Senate, to the Young mems Demo.
cratic State Convention, of Ohio.
WASHINGTON Cry, 2Sd July, 1912.
My Dear SIR
Your obliging letter of the Sth instant,
came to me several days since, and would
have been Immediately answered, but for
the pressure Of business with which could
not dispense.
I.would be gratifed, | assure you, were
it in my power TO attend. as you invite me,
the Young mems State convention on the
2Sth inst. should be gratifed for other
reasons, hut especially so, that | might
there be able TO take once more by the
hand, hundreds Of the noble spirits whom ii
has been my pride to call personal, as well
as political friends, and with many Of whom
/ became first acquainted, when traversing
the State TO offer my aid in the contest Of
'3S, g. in the more terrible struggle of 40.
But the madness of the dominant majority,
seems likely to make this session OF Con.
gress as long, as it has already made it obi.
Gus; and have, therefore, no prospect Of
being present in person--in soul and 10
sentiment however, shall be wi h the de.
mocracy then, and always whilst have
reason enough left to appreciate the value
Of freedom.
When the convention meets, il will find
the federal government for the first time
brought down by its own acts, in sixteen
months Of the profoundest peace, to poinl
of distress as low and as humiiating, as
could well have resulted from the most pro.
tracted and disastrous war. This great
calamity is the first born offspring Of feder.
alism since il assumed the name Of wing.
gerry, and embodied its principles and its
passions, in. the form of national admin
istration.
For many years prior to 1910, the lead
ers of that party had been bnsily collecting
into common focus, all the diseased ele.
ments of society. In that year, they found
the public mind fretful and restless They
found thousands disconnected, whom ths
reaction of their own system Of currency
and credit had ruined. They found banks
bankruptcy. Incidence, ssafice, rapacity
impudence, venality, profigacy, cupidii,
and frauds standing ready to leagu.
with ambition, for the power and plunasl
OF the country. The league was formed
and every feeling Of the human heart, tha
ay within the reach Of terror or corruption
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-10-01
THE ANGELS WING.

There is German superstition, that
when sudden silence takes place in COM
pany, an angel at that moment makes cir
cult among them, and the first person who
breaks the silence is supposed to have been
touched by the wing of the passing seraph.
For the purposes Of poetry, thought two
persons preferable to many, in illustrating
this very beautiful superstition.
When by the evenings quiet light
There sit two quiet lovers,
They say, while. in such tranquil plight,
An angel round them hovers;
And further still old legends tell, -
The first who breaks the silent spell,
To say soft and pleasing thing,
Hath felt the passing angels wing.
Thus musing minstrel stray'd
Byth summer ocean,
Gazing on a lovely maid,
With oard's devotion:-
Yet his love he never spoke,
Till now the silent spell he broker
The hidden fire TO fame did spring,
Fann'd by the passing angels wing!
ssI have loved the 6weiI and long,
With love of Heavens own making!--
This is not poets song
But true hearts speaking:
will love thee, still untiring!"
He felt,--he spoke--as one inspired
The words did from Truths fountain spring
Upwaken'd by the angels wing.
Silence Ger the maiden fell,
Her beauty l6veier making;
A L.. L h. In f,iI oil
The dawn Of love was breaking,
1t came like sunshine Ger his heart!
He fclt that they should never part,
She spoke--and oh 1.-THE lovely thing
Had felt the passing angels wing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01

ny Those tickets which Oh % have on them none
tile drawn numbers will be entitled To three dollars net.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01
rmnMAs & CmAnI.Es nIIIs


IMPORTERS OF DRY GOODs HARDWARE cur
IERy. AND GUNS
OpPesife fhs ErchaRgs Bar.k,
70 ,imes River, their Pail itnportaion 10 which Their
INVITE The ,ieniion Of County Merchant, Fensrsry
!" lieu pry cos'a aisrtin.n, viii be found the best
.itths, .sssitnsres. vesinss, Pflnts, Cambres
i,!Sens fannels, ssi,ineis. kerseys, leans
uoEicrr, biuyes Ribbons, IareF, Eslxinxs -if.wis
Iandketchies. Threais AMI all kinds of DomesiieB
ALSO,
Superior French Cotton Bankots
Ready made LoJion Overcoats
LHra supcrhre HEAVIER Cloihs
Leather Irfgins and Callers
Bfiiepn Seine rwine -fiardhain's No 9 snur
in The Hardware Department. which - ds,lnc, from that
~ the Dry Goods they offer
, nSas.r, Peg, Psess,. Table Gallery odseisors
FILLS a Wade and Butchers Celeb sted Raxors
biehers aud cieases Sons Files, Rasps, Tools
spcsrs' lemon, Hand and PANEL slws
James. and other makes Of Wood anI Drag. s.rews
ciarFn Hollow Ware, aud narrow And Broad Bun
carpeniers, and all other kinds Of Knob Locks and
Pad. Chest I'm, Trunk. Closet AMI cupboardLoeks
Bress ,rf Iron Candeaiicks OF an kinds
Trace. llahcr, Dog, oS Lnd log Chains
morse shoe and Wrought NAils-also, Cut Naila
IinneJ ani Common Cast Iron, Tea Kettles aad
wcedIng, iiilrn- AMI Garden Hoes and Rases
saI Irons AID Taiiors Irons
AIvIls asj Vices, sledse and Hand Hammers
hdEes, Axes, Hachets aud Hand Adzcs
Mil Gross Cur, Pr atd Hand Saws Of al kinda
,Spsle' .nd Shovelg..2, aud prong Forks
Sleeves, coffco Mills and Bed Cords
hfass aud Move Wire Fenders
bishi aud hnnealcd Wire, rom Nos Ito ~
fairbatt'r vaitanied IS aes gens price, 10 woe
itnm 100 10 5000 rounds
Plated stllcry stirrurs, Bride Bits aud Lea,hera
shot Belts, Powder Horns and Fiasss
and Pistols
Nayior co's cast shear and Blister s,eeis, by the
Tin PIae and nlosk Tin Castings. Sc se5 lind
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01
BOOKS, STATIONERY, MUSIC,
AND
FANCY GOODS. FOR FALL SALES.
J. w. ANDoLPH,

J. w. NDOLPH,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
D ESPEClFULLN calls the attention Of Country Mer.
Ia chants, and all other cash customers, the fc that
he - receiving his Fall supply OF Goods which for guam
Try quality aud cheapness has been eGuae az any
prior time The following IS partial list:
Law, Theoloetcal. Medical. Scientific Nsceu,ncous
zoo vols Greek, Latin and French Books imported d.
rect iIom Lelpsic Germany, and PARIS.
Paper Of all sizes and qlales-Letier and Can AZ 81 25
per rcam TO the very best English French and America
make.
Blue, Black and Red Ink-Ink Powder
ouis lnksiAnis, steel Pens, States Waters, Wax, and
every thing in the stationery Inc.
Blank Books ofa sizes aud patterns made IN Richmond
OF toe best Uacra and warranted in Respect
500 pages OF standard and New Music.
Musical Instruments, such Nolns, Flutes Guitars
ftics aud tAron-ts, some very eupcror-Ni0ln aud
Guitar Strings the best imported. and variety Of other
Musical Goods.
Razors anl Pen Knives. imported 10 otler with j W
Randolph stamped on each blade, and warranted good
Razor Strors, brushes, Nc.-Work B0Hcs; Travelling
Writing Decks; UaTd Cases; Seal Waters and Stamps:
Painting Materials; Engravin-s: BACKGAMMON Boxes;
Chess Men, lndcb!c Ink Gold and silver Pcnc Marine
shells spy G2ssesi Compasscs, ant nuumerahie va.
soTment cannot be found ia any other establishment In
Virginia.
Having a Bndery, and the best workmsn criploved
Clerks Of Courts Banks, Merchants and others may RELY
upon having their work dome IN superior style Being
employ ell 10y most % the Banks and Clerks Couts In
virginia, and 10y the principal merchants OF Richmond, !
can safely guarantee 20 all who may favor with their
custom. good article, al moderate price.
Old Books taken IN exchange for new. Cash raid for
clean linen ans cotton rags. J. w. RANDOLPH
Al X slnXay's Oh stand, Main street,
Sc IL Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01
DIR. HULL'S
UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER

- This new Instrument for the radical cure.
II - WI PTolapsus uter, or Falling Of the Womb,
~ Jhy external application, superseding the use
- of the Objectionable Pessiry, is conf Icntly
u,nded the snicted tie means OF perfect
restoration health il having failed OF performing
cure, even under the most aggravated cumsanc"s.
This apparatus comprcsscs 10y broad, sof elastic pad.
the whole Of the hypogGsirBi, aud the pressure Is
The eecl Of this pad Is 10 the weakened lower por
ton OF the abdominal muscles, congeua support which
It tie same time tlN Il dminsles their labor slim ulacs
them 10y the well known power Of mechanical ~
upnu the muscular ssac TO pcrnanc Ut renewal OF their
II received the decided appreciation Of Sir Ashley
Cooper, 81 LONDON; SIR BENJAMIN & B odie sir James
Clark, Physician 10 the Queen; DR. Ashweli Lecturer
Midwifery 10 Guys Hospotal; Dr Rigby, Lecturer 81
Bartholomew; DIR Griffith, Lecturer 10 Westminster
Hospital; DIR RamsbohRm, Lecturer 10 London Hospital
Robert Ferguson Lecturer Westminster Lying in
Hospital; DR. Swe1man. ecturcT 20 Middlesex Hospital
aud senior AccoucheuI 10 Queen Chsroe's Lying nIIos
pual, also, 10y Henry Davies, Conquest Blundcl, Lee
MeTriman Surgeon keaes &c. by DIR Moreau President
the Academic Royale dc Medicine, PARIS, and Accouc-
Duiehess DOrleaus; Professors Vclpcau Mar
ioln Paul Dubois Samson and oiheTs;-and in New York
by Professor w Francis; q BEDFORD, VI. D., Profess
sor ~ Midwifery In University Of NEW YORK,
Professor Dciacld Professor Francis Johnson, Presi
deal Society state Of New York; Professor James Nc
NauGhon Of Albany; Professor March, Professor Cyrus
Perkins, Professor boanc-nTs. Thomas Boyd Gilbert
Smith, Hosack stearns, Ludlow Kssan, Nachc, Power,
Gray son, Van Rousaer, und many other distinguished
Physicians in the United states.
Having made anew arrangement with the proprietor OF
the Abdominal supporter Offer them for sale at relIc
ed price, from what they have heretofore sold When
the Instrument is required fol scrysni further reduc
lion Ia price Will be made.
fun supply Of DR. Huls TTusses Of all sizes 20 be hai
Truss COMPANY. sc&
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01

Lprouse ye ihen,ye merry, merry men-
This u oar opening day.
THE subscribers have, This Dsy, opened a Store on
the Main street. for the sale of Oats Caps ofeveT
quality, and on such terms will. doubt be IN
eresi OF any peIson who may be ia such articles
As They will sell At The same time they public
ts Goods aod a. ihtr SIe will hc OF the best qilty
Willie the majority Of their Hats will be OF their
aeiure The SuhEcTbcTs having purchased large guam
uies oil Goods FOX cash. Will be enabled, the iAI
terms 10 sell AT the lowest possible prices and they cor
daily invite the public call aud ~ thcn nj their NeW
Establishment. GAHBAEATI e. ROSENTuAII.
IL Mum % iln iIl..I f.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01
&c. GREGORY & co.
MANAoERs.
OFFICE on Main, End door below Corner OF Main
and 18th streets.

Va Monongaia Lottery. Class a. for lsi2-To be drawn
at Ale Nndra. Va, saturday, the Let Of October, 1872
Splcncd scheme prize VI s3j,2s5. 1000. 500 4t,p
800, S, GOO, AZ Of 1901 etc. Tickets s0-shares in
proportion.
Certificates Of kages of - whole tcketssl31 90
Do. do. ......25 half do..........65 m
Do. ........do. .......25 quarter do.......s2 90
Va. Leesburg Lottery, Class ~ for lsf2-To be drawn
At Alexandra, Va, saturday the h Of October 1852
Capitalist Of s30Ou, O0c1, 63i0 1900 Of 2Dl1 Of loo
Of 1880 OF 1870 40 Of SEQ 3oJ OF 200 ETC. Tickets $40
shares IN proportion.
Certificates OF packages Of 21 Whole tlckcissI3l 90
Do. .do..."...26 Half do. 90
observation-disclosures. Quarter du........32 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01

a special Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church Of the Diocese Of Massachusetts, row in ses-
sion in Boston, has unanimously elected the Rev.
MARTIN EAsrBURN, Rector of the Church Of the
Ascension in this city Assistant Bishop Of the Eas-
tern Diocese, during the Lifetime Of the venerable
Bishop GRlswoLD, t7G years Of ogo,) and to sue.
coed him at his decease.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Patriot.
NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY. p n


The British Queen arrived at the wharf at S o.
clock this morning. bringing London dates to the
lOih, and Continental dates TO the 7Ih inst. The
news ny this arrival is unimportant. Ia the manu-
featuring districts, the workmen had settled their
difficulties with their employers, and what the re-
suit would be, IL was difficult TO Conjecture
Many large orders could not be executed for want
OF hands, and this is considered cause for the
decline in cotton, which had fallen of, I'D Id per
10 on oil descriptions below good fair. The finer
qualities maintained their former rates.
In our market this has had corresponding ef-
tect, and all operations appear TO be suspended
Dur Hour market is also extremely dull to day al
though do not hear OF any positive decline having
yet taken place.
Several parcels OF wheat were offered and few
tr fling sales made at 81 93c. per bushel. A cata-
logue OF teas, imported in the ship COromGndo, was
offered this morning, and nearly the whole sold at
former prices.
Paris paper, 10 Commerce, says, "hat the AmC-
rican squadron in the Mediterranean had be on rein
iofced by CD gun frigae, the Congress lately mr.
rived az Mahon. IL was not expected in Toulon
thatthe misunderstanding which had arisen between
the United States and Morocco, would be amicably
adjusted. The envoy sent 10y the Commodore TO
tho Emperor, hid not been received, and had re
turner to Tangieis. The Commodore was waiting
precise orders from his Government 10 commence
hostilities with the naval forces under his command
We see that great National Bank is about TO be
established in Spain by English Capitalists with the
sanction and support Of the Government measure
which will probably tend more to deveope the great
bu. hidden OF that country than any that
could he devised.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01

WE arc now receiving n large assortment of Caas..
" mere, HEAVIER, Beaver MART and MOleskin HaiS OF
e late - style selected expressly for retail
Also splcudJ assortment OF Mems. BOys Youths and
inars Cars, Of every variety aud fashion, We have also
eh'see selection Of LADIES' Riding Iaps.
e 4 ! ROOT,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01
WILLIAM n. AUCHER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

Wprseiee In the Superior and icrtor Courts this
Guy, the Tinted staics Count snde Court Of Appeals
lie will aso attend The Superior Courts Gooehland and
Chesterfield lie may, for "a, present, be found the
once lately occupied by Msye Archer. on Governor
street AZ % n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01
EXCHANGE nnrEI

lE proprietor feels grateful for the liberal patronage
h. has received since the HOTEL has been Opened,
aud he-s leave "a inform the public that and aiteT
nun OF september, tIe price Of board viii be reduced
81 20 per day. single meals AMI lodging, 20 cents each
Gentlemen visiting the Exchange Hotel with their Horses
are informed that the best will he taken of
Mr James Harden, whose stable contiguous tho Hotel.
Will bc constant render alt the comforts
guests thar II b possible tot thv find In any Hotel
lncy viii confer favor 10y reporting tho proprietor any
neglect OF iuHtienon from the his
employ. FREDERICK BONDEN.
40 = isfIttn-fsrv.1m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01


where tuners seldom be with) having not only
the metallic plate aud al the modern but
also peculiar Braces calcullcd TO give great strength AMI
so'idity.
A ruardafss in writing entities tho purchaser q, cr
change Dis instrument any time within one year, should
prove defective.
Auncw Taro7 sd 10 ROMAN In This city viii be kent n
tune year without charge aud those 10 be sent into
the country packed wiiiou; charge.
Pianos tuned, let on hire, aud taken in exchange.
y. a. TAYLOR,
mar Music Store. Opposite die Ranks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01

DRUGS, DYES, sc. sc.
q BARRELS Castor oil. prime No 4
- VI 90 lbs Gum Arabic
l!sO do be. German pipe starch
100 10 Turkey OPIUM
! JOJ do Epsom Saifs
. 40 botes Winsiow Glass assorte5 are,
English ami American White Leaf t,rv ,odtoot
chrome Creen-Ch rome Yek-
Pumiee stone, ground and in lutap
Inii-o-MakeT-C opperas a.
Receiving for sale BY
"a AIPx ntrv,t =. 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01
NEW BOARDING house.
MRS. CLAIBORNE

MRS. CLAIBORNE
IlEGS leave to say her hsnds and former parona,
- that she hss taken the commJdiouS tenement on
hank street, south side Of the Capitol square, formerly
occupied by Doctor L. n. Carmichael where. on tie
ls day OF OcnheT. sho will DO prepared To accommodate
any uber of Day BoaIdeTs At SlCO per annu aud ia
miles (haviug Two airy aud comfortable chamber AZ
prices suit the nes. The situation IL eligible, bcinE
within minutes walk OF tho Bank aud the Cauiio-
retired. aud commanding all the advantages OF good Meth
toIhood, SC Ms a. would ocly appeal to her nt z -
pcrience the buslcss her manes anxiety al all tim
render her Loardcrs comfortable. and her present dc
termination relax In wise the efforts TO this
end guaranty thathOsc who favor her Will their
patronage shall receive all that attention to their ~ants
Wlica may be desirable.
Mrs Claiborne Is also prepared accommodate all
siept visitors w D may give her call % 70 III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01

Virginia Leeshurg Lottery, Class g. for lst2-To be
drawn AZ Alexandria Va Saturday the 2ath Of October
1872. Grand Przes-s1iOCO lOODl 600 500 1850 tEOl
10 prizes Of I0 IS OF SO etc. "a drawn Nos out Of O.
Tickets cl0-hL,es b-quarteTs 2 81.
Certificate of packages Of q whole tickets sIOnshsres
in prnpnttion
Drawing Oshen reques;e) as soon a. the drawing
Is over. Orders strictly confidential
Please address On HoYT & CO.
se6 Richmond Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01
NEW noNNET srORE-

~. CARPENTER & co.
manufacturers ami whole ale
dealers ia FOREIGN aud Domes-
TIC STRAW GOODS, would
respectfully inform the Pub.
he that they have taken tie
room over Wet and Park,L-
sous Ha. and shoe store, for
tho purpose OF carrying on the
wholesale Bonnet business
Tncy have been Engaged in
the manufacture Of Donneis At
tue noun a number OF years,
and one Of the firm will con-
tinue the mAnliactcry, wh;c d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01
MRS. EAD's SCHOOL.
SHocxoE But, RICHMOND.

SHocEoE BnL, RICHMOND.
MRS. MEAD'S SCHOOL will be Ts-oyensd for the re
WI cepiion OF boarding and day pupils Monday the
% day 81 October next.
Tue object Of the institution is 10 prepare the female
character ior rs hgh dudes here and sill higher destiny
hereafter. The highest intellectual excellence w4 be
ainsd founded The uotycl and quicksned by the
influences Of the christian religion.
The course % study i beiaoToush ard extensive. End
vii nc Conducted ~ Mrs Meai herself aided by compe.
tent teachers.
Able mlEers arc omp'oycd il Music ard Drawing In
siueuon ~ the French language, BY native France,
anil he Spanish and German Language by master of
great rNpencure.
TIE Classical snd Mathematical Department will be filed
by Mr. steaEus Of Massachusetts graduate OF Harvard
University, ~h0, FOR tie last years has been engaged
.n teaching 10 the o.ihcrn states
Reference j. made tn the RI Rcv'd Bishop Meade,
the Episcopal Clergy OF c Diocese AMI the parents
thr pupils connected with the school.
Tor terms &c, APPLY MRS. z. MEAD.
Ri.hu.out y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01

Maryland CorSoldaed Lottery Class &. for lsf2-To be
drawn 70 The giy Of Bamos, wednesiay 18Th OF o..
tohcr, lsi3 brilliant Scheme 90 igoi. SsO, o.
500 inn 3o $50, 9es 3)prizes Of 70 o. 30 OF iOcJ 30
OF GO, % Of 800 etc. Tickets sl0-hiyes 5-quaIieis
Certificates ofpaeksse, OF % whole Tickets sIoo-sAres
Ina proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01
BY DUNLOP, MoNCURE & CO.
JOSEPH Fl. COJOUl1T.

"HDDLsI ~ hNU TH Ff!.ESS MdNUFA CTORER,
- T. OF Main Street,
~ ErfEtTEuLLE inlcrns lis GrieaLs anil the public
~ uiat WIN the vieS Of commencing January NEXT
an ADDITIONAL branch Of business, he Will until hat time
SCH any OF the various artcies line sue lo,<
pIcea a. vii give pure hsscrs cntirs satisfaction.
HIS fiocs or So9dies, made for his retail CUSTOM is
large. Numbering more than hund 81. and he will
warran the material and workmanship OF them Of
Naiious Kinds OF Harness male ~ hn, To he frs
'aHit anh pnnctual customers earnestly requested
10 canine his stock ant are assured every eflu will Dee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-01

with the fact =, SHAH eash EeIsivery, aors
~ such facilities, that suabed 20 osr EOocs al
pFecedenied low pic ow can be purchased IN any
northern market.
II Merchant aud Mlner viii give ! CALI will
them they vii sc oGcred greater ndce ements than
we're before oherediu This market large ami well
assorted STOCK Of cgcTn Florence, rffsw, and Fancy
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