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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-04
NN.AAsNUA q LOWELL KAIL-IiOA DS.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
zEEz R Is sTss|ss
an and aler MONDAY, March IA, 1912, the pas,
" scnger uaGs wi Gun as follows:
Ate A. NJ Al
Al 10 Ia A NJ Al ii
All Ia and 5PM A. and : "a p M
LEAVE LOWELL
ATS IA M, and 70 A, IA and p
or mme datry on the Of he carsf from Boston.
WAY-PASSENGERS
taken and left at Tynssbolougb, North Chelmsford and
Pe.sons in Lowell wishing take the Cor Nashua
will lie veyed to the free Of expense, by leaving
their names at the Railroad ticket office, and passenger
arryns al Lowell in the Cars from Nashua, VIII DC
veyed TO any par ofthe cry without charge
=, From Nashua t. Lowell. SO CENTS
ra'' From Nashua to Boston, Si'10
On the ARRIVAL ofthe Nashua stages for all
paris of New Hamp hue, Vermont, New York and Cana.
dt VIA Amoskeag Concord keene, Charl .stown, N. II
Windsor, Brarleboro, VI. dc.
Books kept in Boston at the Stage Office No, and
II Elm stree. and The Northern and Western Rail
Road Stag office front Of The Depot Lowell where
BE- secured in any Of coaches and correct n
formation obtained RESPECTING The different stage routes
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
will leave TIE Freight Depot Chorlestown and Nashua
every morning, Sundays excepted.
All goods to be transported on the ran road gong above
Lowell, must be sent to The companys FrelSni Depot
Charlestown, at the end Of Warren bridge,
Goods to be forwarded by The Ian, must be
to the Depot as early as The evening before.
The Company having provided arge and commodiou'
Store Houses b0h Nashua ad ChArcstown and having
completed their arrangements for the ransporlati
merchandise, give thar they now prepared Il
transport all guds nd country produce which may he for
wardrd f. their deputs and for this purpose have furnished
safe and covered which will perfectly good
from damage and careful and cxl e:Iehced TAX,
charge Of the transportation business at lhe depots and
accompany the goods the road
The Company determine not only to accommodate th'
public but extend every factj in their pnwer, buh
teans'e and mel chants having fixed upon the following
Of freight
81 so Der each way between Nashua and Charcsown
Bulk Sa Plaster Lime Stone, Lumber, oic 81 per ton
81, 90 pei Ton each way between Nashua md Lowell.
All regular eamstes running the will be carric
over the between Nashua and Chaestown, each
free of expense 9
oNSLoW STEARNS, Superintendent
Nashua, Octtbs 81 lS4l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-04
Watches, ,Jcwelry, &c.

4 the Village tio"l, Moriuli,r, w. msnuaclur,
Nd cell, who oaIe and reah, Chased aud plain
KINGS aud car ornaments, Wn'ch S'als, Keys and
Chilns, Guard Chalrs Mlulauri Settings, Gold
Spectacle Bow4, etc. Tn will make all VERY,
10 any pattern desired. They have on hand lar e
stock, ccmprisn& iniic ilch and extensive ascot
men than ever hol,re Offered in this market. of
MATCHES, JEW ELRY, niUSICAL INSTRU.
MEN rs AND FANCY ARTICLES.
which lhe pubic are invited TO call and examine for
themselves. Their supply consists in part OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-04
Also an extensive Assortment n
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,

CHURCH LAMPS and COMMUNION WARE;
Parot lamps and Branches for Candles BritIlnld ca
Ware Of ali patterns SILVER spoons of every style md
pattern; Silver Ware of superior finish ard workman-
ship; plated Tea Sets us--Colce Pots--Tca Trays
ali sizes great VARIETY Of Fancy Goo!s Tor cscnts;
nice PAro Clocks, Table Cutlery oi fine aud common gal
itM etc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-04
SABBATH SCHOOL ROCKS.

new supply just received and for Sale at son Pri-
rts and on no other condition thin Cash on delivery
STORE. ~ n ~ y w A, ,TON r. Sn noOh
July I8, 1872 '" iON q "ON"'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-04

% fremont Raw JeD l.ors North Of The fremont House
BOSTON,
TIAVE received 4 complete tlmrnt n MILITIA
IL RY GOODS, consis ing Of Gilt aul Plated mount.
cd and solid Scabhard
S w o r d S,
Clasps Belts, Sword Chains G"d Gilt and P a'ed la.
ces, Cutis and Biaids Gill and Plated h. talctis. as
sells aud ars; Gil, G. cundcs ST. ord Kua. AL que
let's; Military, Army, Navy, and Ruvenur Br,' aus :;
Plumes all sizes aud C lofs Pumrons six ond Wo,s. ed
Sas;cs Wings Puts CnapcouX, Cap Trimmings cc.
They have just added to their stock compe
NM E
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-04

TTAvE Just reed large assormrnt Of back and blue
black hg'd and pan Gro dc Swiss, Gro d. Paris
and Gro de Naples SILKS AL shades ght Silks alsn
good asst choice pati. Loard silks - iftronl qualities
lninus SILKS law. LYMAN and KING.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-11-04

rENOWN 81 WITHER ELL HAVE JUST
4 received a splendid Hssorm'nl Of shell comb,
CONSISTING Ia part oil plain and rough side, back aud
neck Combs, pun and twist do F,1nch SHE do, "
Dry ana horn DIR ssi"g do, wire teeth beck do, IVORY
toilet dn wa,kiua.sr,ks and cams oi all kindf, ivo
ry snIt-hoNrs lined wih Shed, wooden tobacco box
49, ctc all of whch will bo sold At II lnwcsr prices
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
PREMIUM PLoUGHs.


WE have hand the best assortment ~ Arricui.
w fnrni IuPsmsnfs ever before offered by 49, anil AZ
pccs' for such implements, to guarantee sales Our
foug are RON some OF TIC most approved factories To-
nc unucd states, and have bod awarded them more
PREMIUMS
Than any other Plough with which We arc arqusinfe.-
having aod ~ The lat 10 or ~ months aUoui one Thou
SAINT lwch entire addiction a. the Farmers who
used thcin) We think We hazard nothing
Icui 10 nc confidence Of our planters. We would hcrc
remark, that our
PATENT PLOUGH
~. Ieccivcd - Premiums, NJ lttc oShinon n Masra
cu,ciia' and that too Wien the hsn besf Pionrh was
We twc rotor IN fioufy Mctrs Atour late Fair here
~ huc 10 The manufacturers say, that though There
Wctc .eNcra' exhibited bail none On the ground Thcae
,ru., nave mover hlcd 10 receive the rrcuimn when
Icsdcs No advantage over Prouiy 4 Mcara' Plough
anoNe cnuucrFtcd 70 wm ia isnger aud 40 hcifer ~
wee 81 ths iact We satisfied, haynr sold Inc same
fiouEh outsrlg'H The following ir raf 81 our afart.
Nhc hoiac patent premium Plough. fn
Twv do Do %, vsryine tom 10 in 10
oac horse, stlc hn so do................,.sG n
Two do 30 ds.............' In nd
rhroo do 10 do .......'.i M o0
One horse, coEmon Plough, frou..........2 a. To- ~
Two 10 dn.ss....s.ss..ss...f ~ 10 p "
Water turfow floufhs ~ 10 N
runvaioIa ..s'.s.s.s.....sss.... ...si 20 20 q
uptgt" inuAhs ~
.oth S.ceFs great variety. % Us o.
anh " -
Together with good assortment Of Gsrien roos &C.
Maehnc
Can snt examine our stock
0RETTER PEAKE
m"" ed1ors below The Bell,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24

We understand tina, VIM. s. Derrick, Esq. o.
the Diplomats Bureau in tho Department Of Stole
will proceed Immediately to England with the rati
fed Treaty, and ia expected to bring back the Tor
nal ratification Of i. by the Queen Of Great Britain.
The Tres,y uill then 10 officially proclaimed and
Published.
We hoard al,r, on Saturday, that Mo Secretary
Webster purposes going shortly 10 the North. His
mduous summers work we'll sntiues him 10 scme
weeks Of reposo and enjoyment Of tho sea bie, res
Of Marshheld. MAT. lnt. Of 2snd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
POETRY,

me blowing song written by J. N. w.n,.>n
one OF The Eh'ori Of the Boston DiIl, A,ns,ic,,
sung siiiie Clay Dinner at the Maverick h., r..
ton, "a Tie ith Of July last ''-''
MULE SAINTS TALK TO Hts MAN
W. '2,n come here tals minute
HAT Jon didat take and ian n
Tia the h. q ever az
la my Golfers "a 10 d.
W hen put YOU on NY farm sir
aou 90 ~ toll your nlartn sir
"A. ia ed you do me haf a. sir
I., "a. youi master Jaw
fou'il have n n no, the Law
'h'hvs-Nhen raised you from Won, s.,,;o,
80 nov you were poor rclation-
mId give you si'ustion
Didnt you say you'd sign tina, Law,
TNs%, john, you've doueii, hain't you
lou precious hiil, saint YOU;
You're pretty fellow. amt you,
10 set your will Tor law
nIt not fs ora straw
. ID yon care for honor or law
nou'd better be looking about sir
You wi fesn %5 ySSr lS-,s o e .u! .
Inc we ifhi OF this huge paw.
Sou'I have 1t. II notthe Inv
"'H iiaisedy'u from your station, &c.
When set black Dan 10 watch vop
nafhy thought he won.i catch yot,
with Loco Foeo match you ''
Instead Of signing thai law
The each Ia my boz 10 draw
ne in0tnent he turns his hack sir
Sou arc peeping Through some crack sir
UT giving some one wiraek, sir,
S1eiuns up your viii Tor law
You can't pick the law
'"'R'' when raised you from your station, &c.
Ny Yankee ladF away sir
YOU turning even DAY. SIR -.
Aud bringing from Bo,auy Bay sir
new chaps unhung and raw
Ihey Know my tariQ law
A. WITH hemp their neeks will draw
NY girls no money winning
Ny cation fields bcginnin.
70 make the curse aud ItG,
You sad you'd sign that law.
'A'A'' -"heh itook you from your station, &c.
Yo ate ever mischief brewing
MYfaru. Is going 10 ruin,
my workucn swearing and suing
Because no cash they draw
u makes them fret and Jaw
To think you wot't sign thailaw
VI my farm you've sold the land sir,
which gave thy boys in hand, sir,
hndyou pocket the rent grand, sir,
ASH hadn't paw
PAW, paw,
The hgg,si tia, ever you saw
'HoRus-NEen look you ifOtu your station &c
Mly-where III you go to sehool John,
That you think me such a fool John
AZ The zoos; % let You rule, John,
And make your will the law
why, what chap haw' hawi
You're as bright as Governor pawi
took you TO befriend you,
But sOOu back must seLd YOU.
without a"recommend.n you
stupid Johnny Raw
RAW, law,
md you're not worth a straw.
CHoRrs -when I took you lion your station, &c
BE packing M your tuds, sir,
want 10 sec you scud, air,
You've got the ia the mud sir,
Ny team you cannot draw
why didn't you sign thar law,
Such coon never saw
NeNi time I'll better luck. sir,
I've spoken 10 Old KENrucK sir
10 take my farm, and chuck. sir,
You or among the straw
With his r A W, paw,
Hes tie man 10 syn the law.
'hoRu3- Wien took you from your station,
You know you were a poor relation
IL Id give you 4 situation,
DIDN'T you say you'd sign thAtlaWl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
EXcnANe 1 cL3TnINe sToRt


TUE undermined have opened tho Store lifh
oppoFe the Exchange Hotel with the view Of furnisi-
ing The citizens of Richmond ard vicuiiy With first
srtccs the way Of Ready Made Garments &c. such
have not heretofore been offered IN this market. Prom
the advantages possessed In connection with 81 the
hrst conccrnsn New York, they hsvc hopes OF elcna
share Of patronage which the style and quality Of their
goods cannot fail 20 command.
Reference could be furnished 10 The many citizens Who
have favored the Esfabishtncu 70 Broadway Amercl
Hotel, Nov York. with their ORDERS who will n future
leave their measures with u.s. which viii be forwarded
with DESPATCH sud ~ insured. Samples Of the
rials most n the North. will be kept hand,
tom which selections can be made ~ all Who would pre-
fer garments mllc 20 order.
An extensive assortment o. Garments, ur spring AMI
Summer wear, Ohet el for Inspection, including Pan
falcons from French aud English Eltsuc C1ssimcrcs,
Gamhfoons DrlIings McInoes, homhazucs, &c, IN
ious new styles Particular attention has been directed
to this department, with the object Of Offering aasor.
mcnt II Pans which from their superior style Of cu and
hnsh' must meet the views Of thoso requiring well e.
unc aiclc The samo be app 20 70 our Vcsts which
have even much satisfaction. The usual asscrnent
will be Kept ny including Chilley, Msrselics sks etc.
etc. Dies aud Fr1ck Coats, from French and Enghsl
Cloths, 10 various colours Also Mernos Gingiiams,
iinfua,cic
wnh q superior s5scrmcni Of Fancy Dress Arucles.
including ne stcsfsylr Of silk satin and NOhair caf
aud Crsyais Crsvu sucrs Socks, suspcudefs. sk aud
Linen Handkerchief, Shirts Collars Cloves undcrves
aud Drawers, Hosiery, luihfcllr Canes etc. Also,
Eresi variety Of Oriental Robes, OF Dressing Gowns.
ieE STARR a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
MARRIAGES.

On TuesdAy the 10th instant, by the Rev Mr. Earnca.
Mr. WIN Robertson, Of Charlottesville to Mss Ham an
second daughter Of General William F. Gordon OF Abe
marie. - ~
Hill Pleasant, in James City county, by the Rev
walsh, on IhuGsiayi the lsih insiAut. Mr. GcoTgc
Gey to Miss Lucy II zlbeth daughter OF Richsf,;. IN
Henley, Esq ai'rmer and able Representative in the lie
gislaiurc OF Va frota the above county.
Married, Thursday evening, Is instant by Eiler
James lIcnshall MI Jos Carter, 10 Mis- Eliza eldest
danelteI Of Ihos Norfis-all Of this City.
no Baltimore papers will please cory.
Ga Friday morning, Aug. l9,h by The Rev Benilmin
Haghi Mr. Williamson q. Ball, Of Richmond Va 10 Miss
Hannah &. Timpson, ofthis city.
Neis YORK AsasrieaU
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

EXCHANGE HOTEL.
l. Ringgold. US. Army; o A Crenshaw
ficvannoi J Bcknel. West Point; Daniel D
pleneh, Petersburg; ID w Vaughan, do; James
Kent, Richmond; Alfred Carpenter, do; Richs rj
Booth, pinwiide; c C Read, FarmviiIe; o F Win,
chester, Baltimore; Il Stickney, do; w Smith
Gloucester, w.; n NJ Morrison, u S Navy; ] ID
Walker, Lady and servant, L.. John Weston,
Norfolk Captein + w Carter, Brig James Cray;
Captain Simmons. Brig Globe.
COLUMBIAN HorEL.
=, She nh .EA- R,okinshann. 9 Va,n:.- 81 IL. a
5 Woodbridge, Chesierfelj; MIR Booker, Cumber.
land; Seay, Amelia; G NJ Savage, Henrieo; J
w George, Goochiand; George Miller, do; w
Pond, do; i Townes, Amelia; Allen, Pouha-
tan; q X Darlington, Cartersvie; T NJ Wilkin.
son, Lynehburs; + NJ Harris, Powhatan; David
Sutton, King William; C Goodman, Cumberland;
L Alerson, do; II Harris, Powhatan.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
DEATHS.

Died IN this CRY. on ycstcriiy OF scarlet Fever JOHN
LAFAYETTE MAR TIN. sec ond son ofJohn H. aud Ella.
beth Ann Martin in the lsh year ofhs age. The friends
Oitho family are requested 10 attend his funeral this after
noon al O'clock, without further notice, from the resi-.
dencc OF his father, near the corr OF and LIST sts
On his return fiom Richmond on the 3ist ut and al er
averY sudden illness. Dr GlLLY LEWIS Of scoitsvilc
"A gentleman extensively known anil highly esteemed In
this county whose loss WILDE severely fe by his berea
cjtamily well large circle OF Friends by whom his
sterling worth and manly virtues most warmly on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
FUTURE nAva

FuTURE DAvs
BY lNLOES & BROTHER,
NEtOLAH SALE DATS-Tassdnyr. Thar
days ana Saturday, Cash advances made on Cool.
intended for public ale ~ ~
On IhnIssy Morning, August 18th, Commencing AZ
~ if5nt OF store, will be sold variety OF INSECT
Ianeous Coois in part 10y -
bfogans aEd Slippers
canion Mating. width
Leather Trunks, assorted sizes
Observation-Disclosures PAPER
" small sand Casks. aud CALLS
ALSO,
An assortment &c Itiuse hold Furniture .n.h =. n
feansi rabies, CHRIS Carpe's. Feather Reds Ae
LAWN DRESSES
50 handsome syle Printed Lawn Dress Pausrns
iot OF fIcneh Caueoe-, Muslins Neetea. &c &C
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c
oarpenisrs Hand Saws. German Steel
Guns-Carvers AMI F0Tks-Hammors
Japanf Waiiers-Silver Castofs
Isory and Buck Handle Pen and Pocket Knivss
"1be IAnthornS-Brass snufers. DC
HARNESS AND SADDLE HORSES
Al 10 o'clock six good riding harness horses nrset
IN want Of desirable animals. " 'S
am2i I'm 49,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
THE CONSTITUTION STATE RIGHT.
RICHMOND VIRGINIA WEDNESDAY, AUGUST o. lsa5
NOTICE.

WEa this oeeeson TO give notice that VIC keen CON
s,any On haih, Stoves, Crates aud CookinK Ran
e ~ OF all kinds thar generally a. eli in ths I,
Of our own manufacture, which will selloo
Ter na Also Moits Agricultural Furnaces Tor ,1..,ai
och tor stock which viii seil a. the m,nnfscia,s,
prices afeI ahog the expenacs At our Tr ,sisyc sr,
Shea Ton Mangiaeofy, near the Rel Tavern ybcre nj
Kinds Of work In our line. will be Done on The r,', re-,
spn9bc icrna, aud At the shortest notice Roofne vii n
"''erFer Hutiefins &C WELLER
-pah ~ ".
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
VOL. XVIII.
BY ALEXANDER MosELEY.


SUI 'hrIioN TO The DAILY WHO 20 city aubs,r IT.
o''s eea year, anal tot shorter period Al the fae of nj
aJcaT. " ~ - 1855 w
ADNERrisiNG-Foron one square o(Glcea lines (or less
o"" Insertion - cents two Insertions III i2i: In -.
h.s ~ ~ lni ever eedinf inxcttio. 81 ce.ts
nhtiee w"ek 1DcSnia for each insertion.
iwS"a week, ListinscIOn 10 ccnis every snce
Insertion 10 ccnts. ' - ~
iaac Ttion DOE nis. -
rahsient advertisers must pay In advance.
The nuuhcr uf Insertions 81 k,Ivcrt-. ,nc mis- mus, L.
nvcd on ihc hs, az they will be until oric rod TO
be Stopped and charged cordingly ir-orrrs To- s..
must alsl b. In writing. -
Annual Avcrtsers charged go cor two squares and
in tat proportion for ais crsccns OF eK
syn Aeuonects aud Lottery dealers, who charged
slUr paper irclulel)
10, The COUNTRY WIG Ia published twice a week,
Iu,aiays and ftlaysO at Eve dolIA pes annun payable
FOR ApV.RTislNG-7bc cents a square, Cor Ioas,) for
lh' hIstlhseIlon end bO cents Tor each coniinanee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
REDUCED FARE.
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG q AND PoroMA
n ALE IL DAD co 4 y

RAILROAD COMPANY
Ia meeting Of the Presid.nt and Directors OF the
:, Nchmcud, Fredericksburg aud Potomac GIil Road
Contrary, Sjih May. 1872.
ni'h me yiew OF fayoTing far possible the local
travel on both lie Louisa and Frederick sburg Rail Roas
, hes0sred That the price OF tho Return 1ck. between
lchmonI or other points on tho Rchlosl
nufg aid Poc mac Road, and points the Louisa Rail
..oac, short Of Cordousve, be placed aGer tic
instead OF one bali $500
int the price Of the return ticket between Richmond
anu points on the Richmond and FREDERICK shufs Road
snort "i fredericksburg, or batwccn intermediate points
on TIC aine road he placed and after bove date
one JsTih oy tie price OF the full Ticket instead OF one
hai. - 80
Ihat the prize Of the ticket aud return ticket between
ehnoti and CoTdonsyille, FROM and amer the above
named date be reduced TO sk dollars and fly and
between hchnond aud fredericksburg 20 seven dollars.
trun cory from the mnuier.
jet e w MACMuRDo, Trezs'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
GREAT DISCOVERY

THIS medicine is the only that before the
public for the relief N molcrs, aud IL dcsrncl for
the and them only n is not for all complaints
othe ono degucdi and The testimonials in ~ favor being
80 strong, We recommend Il as valuable medicine. 4
pamphlet accompanies each bottle, With f1il description
mr5 ~ nUsTACE & SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
RICHMOND TIN.suEET IRON a. STOVE
mANUFACTOHY.
THOMAS POE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
MaWETI anTfAuE

THOMAS pOE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
MARKET SQUARE
IIAs in Store. Tor sale
| L u Uhis Porto Rico sugars, Osu primer
Is ~ "rodis" ftuly Bacon
80 haas Ro. Llgmra, aud ~ Domingo toh,e
fn nnrca "Woolscy A Wouisey's 81 prrWf lfaf Sugar
NJ nhis 90 On 80 puvstifcd do
Hoxes -. Hoffman a Co." su.c iod OBJ
- qf Csaks Sicily Madeira Wine
10 10 Oli MaiciTa do SilJ each
" DO do 30 tsupcrufl
~ Cases "nc. Youne'e" Brandy (t5lg)
iUu Boxes "Jicksons" Candles
% Ralrs Mcyicau Moss
~ ianeucdoc Almonds
Do VOL
2Ou lla ~ ilill Factory Yarns (a'soHeiisto I'D
80 naI7 Shot (1ssorteD
10 Boxes "Crewsi" SOAP
Kegs Scotch Snun
Hail Pipes "scignouc" Brandy, all Of which arc
offered to tho trade. he li-,@w
rms ofhcc Of the Manchester Cotton aud Wool Maou
Occurring Co W now kept nou door % Nessrs Wi
lsms ~ liaxa, tho street lciding shoctoc Ware
House, where 81 orders Cion Warns aud numcsics
VIII e promptly executed, aud fno4 dchvCrcda any place
n the city nee Of dyagc o. the purenascr and II a. low
rates Tot cash o. on time hy snI other estshshmea
WMsB HAMILTON,
W6n Agent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
LOUISA RAILROAD.
LINES TO
CharlOtissvils, StauRton, Lynshbng aud he Vir-
Ofnfa SprfuOS

gtntd springs.
So go sss,
FARE TO STAUNrON REDUCED TO IS.
To Lynchburg, seven dollars-To Charlottesville
Five Dollars.
NIGHT IRA YELLING POTDED-dND GRE1T.
- LY INCREASED EXPEDITION
ht public are hereby Informed that under an arrange.
u ment between tho Rslropl Company and stage Lines
Tue rare between Richmond and Stauion is reduced fo
and on and ancI the IL Of May, will be reduced 10 a.
10 Lynchburg, and o. dollars 70 Charlottesville
Passengers leaving Richmond by the Railroad, q A.
VI, reach the Junction Co breakfast aud thence proceed
together with passengers arriving the Junction from The
North on tho Louisa Railroad 90 Oordonsvc and thence
~ stages n Charlottesville reaching Charlottesville by
NJ and Cookies miles Westl by night Leave Cookies
next morning ny day light the Glue Ridge az sunrise
and arrive at Siaunton by lOA NJ
The Huyandnc Inc leaves StaunfOn AZ ~ NJ reachoa
Glover Dale BY night anl leaving horc next morning AZ
day light, reaches the Warm Springs IN breakfast nd
or w. arrives At Lowishurg by NJ. un The day u
hours sooner than the route by LynchbuF Tho whole
expense " less AMI ono trip In tho week 10 fs0 days
sooner. ~
The Natural Bridge line, leaves sisunion on Tuordtys
ThursdaYl aud Saturday,, Ton the alternate isye az
uas will be furnished) n NJ, reaches Lexington by
niIht Leave nc, niornug AZ lay light aud arrive 81 the
until after Dinucr aud reach Dibrclrs Springs liz nri
Leave ncrt morning afcr breakfast reach Ctllsrans 10
Dinner andtho White sulphur Springs by N, aposifnF
might rauei entirely.
The roads splendid IN tho summer and fan anil The
te1ms ADD coaches were mover az fnc heretofore
These limos ace tho Vain Nal Routes, aud Pee senrcre
have preference over all oiho.a a. any pofaf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-24
Aueustlst. ls42-tf

WOiLD eal the attention Of country and city mer.
w chants 10 his extensive assortment Of Prntcd and
Common Earttcrnwac, just received from the mauufic
tories, and will he offered low prices for cash.
puneiual customers. am opening the following styles
OF Dining Ware;
Hue and brown Dining Sets
White Granite DO
CoHnthian do
Bourbon Sprig DO
Hue Neptune 10
White Porcelain China do
TEA WARE.
bourbon sprg Cl.ins Tea Sets
Blue Rsiscd figure DO, ~, ~ snd S6Tieces
Plain Gold and White do, 31and g. pieces
Broad Gold Band do, g. 20 aud ~ pieces
Landscape Pattern do, ~ rieccs n new nriiclc
Rich Dove color and gilt DO, &c, Il aud II p.cccs the
most beautiful article offered In this city.
In addition to the above, keep constantly Ian
beautiful assormcutof
Rich Cut aud Plain Astral Lamps
DO do Mantel CLAMPS
Candcabras, I, 2 and iigliis with rich drops
Entry aud Hall Lamps Of every style
Looking Glasses, comprising Pier Nsnol aud Toilette
LOOKING Glasses. Also,a large assortment small Glasses
from l.bO 10 o. dozen. have large stock
Cups and fauccfs Bowls Plates sc. which will bc offer
cdat unusually low prices.
Those wishing 10 make purchases invited 10 call and
examine NY stock. CHARLES STEnulNS,
als Opposite Swan Tavern shockoe IIi.
RICHMOND TIN, SHEET IRON a. STOVE