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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-19

NEW NATIONAL WRITING BOOk.-W
l Y FISCHER has just received from the publishers
1900 Elementary and the National Writing Book,
comprising a series of seven numbers, with copies
adapted to each, prepared with special reference to
the wants of the various classes in Schools and Acade-
mics, by David r. Page, Principal of the English
High School, Newburyport and Charles Northend,
Principal Of the above stated Grammar School, Sa-
lem
Teachers and parents are requested TO call and
examine these books being the very best extant at
Stationers' Hail. whore every article Of superior
quality is constantly kept for Wholesale or retail
may 2-2w3w
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SUGAR FROM CORN STALkSl-Thc Ma
- tionai Agricultural Society has published Mr.
Webb's Experiments On the Manufacture of Sugar
from Com.stalks Also, the specification Of the
SC.
The types are SIN standing aud gentlemen who
wish to transmit this interesting information 10 their
friends can be supplied with copies Of the pamphlet
GA pages Syo) at the low price of 50 50'Per hun
dred copies il early application Is made 70
4 G ;, GIDEON,
Printers, 9tstfeet near Pennsylvania avenue
ap 6-3tif
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BRISTOL BOARDS.

BRISTOL BOARDS
VIZ FISCHER, importer, has just received direc,
w from England large assortment of superior
BRISTOL BOARDS
OF every size and thickness that is made, which will
be sold to the trade or Seminares on the most rea
sonable terms at Stationers' Hall.
April eft II
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-19
DESIRABLE CITY RESIDENCE FOR SAN

DESIRABLE CITY RESIDENCE FOR SAIL
JNllE subscriber intending TO remove from Wash
Il ington in April, will dispose of the house 1n
premises he nov occupies, on very accommodating
terms The house Is situated on f. near l2rh ,c'
one of the most elevated healthy, and desrabl, ost
tons IN the city II is three stories high OF breG
with slated root, built and finished in the ms sa.
stantia manner thfougho Ut, witha two story klcHl
in the rear, connected to it by large entry I,1
is also ia the rear large room twenty five f,rl tqu s.
and about twenty feet high to Tie roof wfrlh-ls
and finished recently erected
The lot contains abou, SIX thousand square E,ls,
ground, well enclosed planted andfpatcd, conneetll
TO q street by ten feet private alley
The property may be examined, and t,foa uAlt
known on Application TO the suhstnbcruu tLc lp-
misses. Possession may be hadmmchaict tdc.ned
JOHN G. CHAPMAN
mar IQ--,tC
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f. NJ. HU NTINGTUN


A + PRlVA lie SALE; A FIRST RATE + A
II MILY HORSE AND BAROUCHE-T
horse is eight years old, of fine commanding appear,
ance very last and perfectly broke to harness rides
well, and warranted sound. The Barouche was madr
to order, and in the most fashionable style They
will be sold if desirable on credit of SIX months or
for paper satisfactorily endorsed For particulars Of
ply at DENNIS HUMPHREYS Livery Stable .lu
rear of Browns Hotel
may 2tamotv
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NOTICE.
YNIiE Drug Business heretofore conducted IN the
i name of J. s. w, Young (two doors east OF
Gadsbys) was this day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons indebted to the business are respectfully
requested to call and settle their respective accounts
with William Young, who is hereby authorized to re-
ceiNe the same
JAMES YOUNG, Jr.
WILLIAM YOUNG X.
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JAMES YOUNG, Jr.
WILLIAM YOUNG.

and in the name of William Young who has assum-
ed all debts contracted in the name of said business.
WILLIAM YOUNG
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By the President
NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTIoN CLAINAN

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person claiming the right Of prescription IL
land in any of the townships designated in this I'o
22d June, 1888, as extended and modified by thr Ar
of lst June, 1910, of the provisions Of the latter
act, or that of the 4th September ls4l, each grant
ing certain privileges to another and different cls, 81
settlers, Is requested TO prove the same to the sat
faction of the Register and Receiver of the ptolcr
Land Office, and make payment therefor, as soon d,
practicable after seeing this notice, and before the day
appointed for the commencement of the public sale
of the land as above designated; otherwise such
claims will be forfeited.
T.. NJ HUNTIN GTON
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-05-19
Hon. HENRY A. WISE,
House of Representatives

Dr; HEisKELl Ga surgeon in the army was then
called to the witness stand.
He said that, as he was returning from the race, at
the side gait OF the track, he met with Mr. Wise and
Mr.. Stanly Mr.. Stanly was in advance of Mr. Wise
several PAGES Mr. Wise 70 e up parallel to him
and gazed at him sternly this continued some fifteen
or twenty yards, when Col. Starke rode up beside
Mr. Wise, and they rode past Mr.. Stanly, and were
some yards ahead of Mr.. Stanly when they passed
through the outer gate. After passing through that
gate, Mr. Stanly rode up briskly and jostled MIR
Wise on his horse. Mr. Wise then rode upon him
and struck him with a small black cane. He heard
nothing of what was said by either party.
In answer to question from the Court, whether
he thought Mr.. Stanly rode against Mr.. Wise by ac-
cident or design he said he bound to say, from
the circumstances, that he believed Mr. Stanly rode
against MIR. Wise intentionally The horse of Mr.
Stanly did not to shy be unruly, but walked
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
PREMIUM PLoUGIIs.

I'VE have on hand the the best assortment Of AgricHi
w fnrdi Implements ever before offered by
prices, for sneh Implements, TO qua sales Our
fouxhs are rom some of the approved factories
he unhed states, and have had awarded thcm more
PREMIUMS
than any other Plough with which we arc acquaincd;-
having sold ia the last 10 - months One Tho,t-
used hemL think hazard nothing in accommodating
them TO the confidence Of our Planters. We Mould here
remark, that
PATENT PLOUGH
has received = Premiums, late exhibition IN Nassl.
chusetts and that too when the MeE best Plough vas
tried i've refer 10 Prouy Mears late Fair here
Is due 10 tire manufacturers say that though there
were several exhibited had the ground These
Pougns have never failed TO receive the Premium when
offered.
besides the advantage over Prouty & Mearsi Plough
above enumerated IL cH last longer better ser.
vice; Of this fact satisfied, having sold the a me
Plough ourselves. The foowing Is a part OF our stock
One horse patent premium Plough. ..........si 20
Three and four do do do n 10 is ~
One horse, side hill do do...................6 %
Two do DO do $500 m an
Three do do ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "a
One horse, common Plough from..........2 90 to 90
~, nwo 60 io..."...'.........4 OO 10 %
Wafer Firrow Ploughs.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 10 90
y, Nsto D ~
'uacco fioush.. ~
9rh Sneie's great variety. TO Is o.
81 ~
10 ~ 90
Together with good assortment OF Garden Tools,
=, We OFFER great bargain IN 500 Wheat ThIeshing
Call AMI examine stock.
GRErTER PEAKE,
ma ~ . doors below tile BELL,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
lNt I've INufs
LOGAN WALLER,
VIM T.. TUONtSON


Rfchm0Hd,-hcssfe Keni, Kendall & Afwafor. and Cant
henJ. sheppard. ChGfionesUNf, Allan u McGruIer
btl. SeainrAe,-Messfs rfeIhIE Tyler 60. Lo.lsa,
Mcsffs guafles Kent, and J. DlgLy, Est. AnlsLa
-hessrs T. leter 20. FuraHap.- -rlczsrs Glen.
herds 60. LyncLbWg- -Iohn VI speed an Wtliisi,
NJ sutton E-l9 1eftctshHrr,-Gahriel johnson and
Alexander Walker, Esgs OfarCs-nessfs snced a
Ihnm.p1. dMLcrsf--Wm ". Waller. Esq CAMILLA
adrt Ho1eftt. Sutton, Daniel De srne't sn1 Wilium IS
iennani' Esqs. KlHF WHlnm,-Gon. Piulp Aycu aud
diu. Charles ". Btauon Nin.am1tivr,-Dr Robert
~ 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
EX3nANeE cL2TnINo sToNE,

..... blIul ol fhncy Df0Eq Articles &c.
IHL Underlined have opened the Store ON tt, ef,eot
gpi"fte the Exchange Hotel, with The Wow of frniob,
lne NC QUEENS 81 Richmond and vicinity with Grsi rstc
aitcIesln the wayol Ready Made Garments sc eueh !,
nave not heretofore been offered In this market Prom
o hu'dhageH possessed IN connection with ono OF The
hii concernsn New York, they have hopes OF cichng
-hatc ~ patronage, which The style aud quality Of tbolr
goods cannot fail 10 command 10y " "'''
Neierenoo could DO furnished 10 the many ezcne vha
nave Asofcd ihe EsiabiEhmont 20 BfoadUay Amerir mi
uicl Nov YORK, with their oIdcra who win I'm C,trt n
lca!c ihor mearurca with uq which win be iorwsrded
WIN despatch and ~ Insured. Hamllcs Of tho ,nsto.
rails most in vogue Al tho North, will DO Eepf on hand
om when selections rnn be made by all who would pro,
Ter garments made 10 order.
an extensive assoIlmcnt Of Garments for Spring and
summer wear ofcTc Tor inapccton ineinding Pan.
taloons-ifom French and English Plastic Caasimcrea
naluiooul urllngf' Mcrinocs, Uomhazinca &C. In va
ous news stiles Particular attention has been directed
" ths department. with the object Of Offering arsorf,
eu, u Pans which from their superior style Of cot AND
hnlfh mus meet The Views % oeO requiring we'll df.
nE aiiele The Same may be spplledto DOR ycss which
maze given 20 much aatisacon, Tho usual arforfmsnt
VII be kept ~, ineiudina Challey Marseies, rika etc
ctc. Dress and Ffock toafa from French and Eoaneh
Hlolhs, ~ various colours. Also, Morinos, GnEsms
wnh superior assoumonl Of Fancy Dress Articles.
including The latest style Of sik Ssun and Mohar searo
and Cr.vais, Cravsi Stnncrs Socks suspenders e 49,,
Linen andkerchiol, Shirts Collars, Gloves tIndeTvess
AMI Dfawofa Hosiery, Umbrellas, Canes. etr. hiso .
grce, sa'oiy OF Oriental Robes, or Dressing 0owns
I'' STARR A co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
GENERAL AGENCY
ND
COMMISSION HOUSE.

THE subscribers have associated themselves together
u under the fTm ~ Waller & Thomson f0r tie puf.
pose Of trangacting General Commission Business.
Having been long engaged iu Merchandise and under
santng The general routine Of business veil they can with
confidence offer cr services their friend. aud the pub
Tic AZ lrFc They mean best0w their personal AMI On.
hvd'd attention 10 the sale u every article ruse 10
Their care, and mort respectfully solicit share Of pubic
patronage especially 30 fc tac Of CORP wheat ami fofac.
Coz assuring their friends that nothing will be- lei undyne
which human energy, skin and integrity accomplish,
10 obtaining The highest prices fr their produce and max
ing puuctua returns for the same.
IL Office 6rst corner bolow the DEPOT.
LOGAN WALLER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
NOTICE.

Wbhse THE occasion 10 give notice tl,at We keep con,
~ 1atn,y on hanf, Stoves Crates and Cookiog Han
Es'sol al knda that arc generally used in mia male,
~ uui owh manufacture, which will sellon ressonsbi
lne hl", MOTIFS Agricultural Furnaces FOR sfeno.tn,
n, o' SOCK which wo will sell nj mo msnnfsctnrssas
Li. Mte, adding tho expenses NJ our Tin stove ana
60" ION nanui1oofy, near The Bell Tavern where M,
LUIS ol work IN our line, will be done on me ,nos re-.
soueuo lofns and ~ the shortest notice nooeog Win Tin
cps u ~ a, Cna,sTj
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18

MN Y. BUTfER, Importer ~ China, Quco aswaro,
w and Glass, u receiving per ship liark Away and has
aost per Mnorod now daily eNpccted aud all direct from
The manufacturers ufua large and tasty selection of
Chna Glass md Ouecnaware, which he offers Tor cash Al
buyers.
He feels confident that merchants viii not consider Il
necessary 70 20 iarthcT Moth for goods IN his Inc n
will but give him call. WM. Y. BUTLER,
mr6 3dooreab0Ye the Bell Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
.un / rSpssou, David TapseO,t and al.

MORE NEW BOOKS
Received at the Book Store OF
SMITH, DRlNKER & MORRIS.
MORRIS TitAEELS.-Noics Of Tour through
~ IuIkey Greece, Egyw, Arabia rciir 10 the Holy
anu cluding visit Ia Athens, Sparta Grand Clito
,ohsnnunopie, rhebes, the Rod Sea Mount sinaL Peur
with numerous Plates. ' N'
ravcl-U. 8. tscssfie. N "
NE author has eonTivcd 10 give his csctp,ions Of
sceLcy aud event, spirit cshn COS and vrai
the Times. ~f"'' "
THEODORE HOOIS's LAST
=. tAIHENs aud scns, Novel by the late Tic ,lore
ioos author OF Sayings aud Doinss, Gilbert Gurucy
&C, In " l2no N''
o Fathers and sons only say that It's revision
was about The last literary work u It's lauicned auiho
andha possesses all those features OF Keen perception
anu humorous dclncstion OF character which have rem
derci lhs productions such avori,cs with the public
LoHdon Literary Gazette.
"a most interesting and clever move. "-Rerald
One OF the best novels of the eay.n-li-ssSng,r
"A most amusing novel fof spirit aud vVacity n-snn
"Mr Theodore Hooks works the most lively and at
tho same lime the ncs pictures VI life we have met with
among late wriicrs"-IHas.
Aporular treatise on Agricultural Chemistry, for the
use 81 the practical Pa fmeT by Charles Saaroy Chemist
popular treatise on Vegetable PhysiolOsy published
under inc auspices Of the Soecy, the pTomo,on OF
popular instruction, with numerous cuts
lel SMITH, DRINkER 4 MORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
VI u S [ C..

vi u SIC.
y II. TAYLOR has jus,Ieeeved the following Songs,
arranged for the Guitar.
Ny Boyhood's Home
A life on the Ocean Wave
Come play inc that simple air axaia
Last Screnadc
Lordsof creation men we call
stillso Gently
Angels Whisper
q, Whistle and III come 10 YOU my lad
Morning its sweets + ninsins
% my loves Ike the Red Rose
On yonder rock reclining
My Sister Dear.
iu6 Nu.ic s.orc onnosi,c ,ho n,nL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
ma % w9w RIO. POLLARD. Cik.
WHITE sULPuIIR MATEn-

'I'UE viftuoa Of the Water the White suiphur
Il Spnngs, la GreenbrieI County, In this state are SO
generally known and appreciaicd ihI Is deemed unne.
cessary TO enter into dca Of s peculiar properties and
applicability 10 particular diseases
has been satisfactorily asccTtancd that the medical
properties Of The Water reside mainly In a soID Cow.
TESTE," and as a. sud sposifsd or
0fherese lost by expectation, the transported waior must
retain as much strength that winch is used fresh ON
the fountain.
The propueiors with view Of placing In tho
reach OF all those who may be disposed 10 avail
ofits have established agencies In all the pTnerai
cities and towns IN the Union, and transport tho Watof
barrels and half barrels which have undergone careful
and through preparation, and enabled 10 present lilo
wafer To- consumers In perfect STATE Of prcservaon
without the loss OF any % s peculiar medical ropc rcn
Numerous comparative trials ma Nc with the
wafer, and the Water fresh the Sprna by infelliccp
anil ohscfyant persons, with view 10 asceuain ,fs
Of Tins position. Wv '"'"
Pamphlets containing analysis Of Tho Wafer and a.
recuons for 10 use, arc furnished gals by ali the agenf
FOR sale In bblsi half bhls and bodies
lc " AIENiR DuVAI a Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
NEM PIInI,ICArInNs
HccClVcd on INC BOnkFtOfr nf
SMITH DHINH gR a vfnfs n


SMITH, DHINK CIR s. NORRIS.
IHE Life o. Wilbur Psk, ID -, FIRST Pfcriienf 81 the
y wesleyan Unvcr5Ity, ~ Joseph 1iafisk
. retmons and rkotchee Of sermons, by the Rev John
Snmineihed ~ late preacher In come sion viii tho
Rev. Thos. bond, ND ~ '''
Whafs 70 be Done, of Inc Will and ,r Wa a., ,t. ~.
thor Of Wealth and Worm. &c ~ - WV ~"
Means and bn1s " Fen Training by The author Of "a.
wood Hope, Lcsrc, Home, Poor Rich Man, ctc
hiaiofy 81 nc Expedition unter tho command Of C.u.
taine Lewis and Clarke, 10 tho Sources of me M.ueo,
ihcncs acroas he Necky Mouhsina aud down The Hlvo5
tntunaa 20 DC Pacific Occlni Performed during he
yests l5yl " and l-d by order Of Inc Government on
nc hnned prepared for the Ffcss by Paul AIen
ESD koyiset sna sbridged by Archibald McVekar
Ihe fsme and Glory az Engsnd vindrated bfIny an
ensWefto the tofy and shame N England ~ Ilbcrtss
col l ~ i'A
Tho Lncali, account Of the tsypsissof so,i, ,t
an original collection Of their Songs and Poetry ~ srss
Borrow ~ - '''s'
The Kingdom n Christ, dchneaied, In two E.r,vsn ,,,
crds oWn account Of his pern, snd % ue vsl1e Of he
iHgrm and on tho constitution powers and Nlnatry - .
1huaian Church, a. appended ~ hitnsef b. Risb,,i
WhaibY, ID -, Archbishop % Dublin
Afh1nssion, seroni einon with notes and corrcrnona
also Msceiianeous Poems, BY the author Of Chriaar
Hfllsds, &C
Bibncli fesoarehesn Palestine Mount Sinai and Ar.lt
Peire-a Journal Of Travels 10 Gee ycari83s, by v r.
blneon and Smith, undertaken 10 Terrcnce 10 Bhncl
Biography, drawn W ffotn the original Dhncs will I.
tofcs Illustrations, By Edward Robinson, y, with Get
Maps and Plans. ma3i
H. a. a. ~ reretVaa a fe,v rt...- !
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18

Rules held In tho Clerkis otfce oiI6e
" circuit superior Court Of Law and Chaneery, for
COOS bland Couny, on the 9Th day OF June, 1872:
John Thompson, Jr, phL
Against
. Nelson I Shelton, George w Harris james Moore
"" ~. LOWS and iohn Cattcr, Drns.
The plaintiff filed hts bill defendant Ncison +
curly according the Assembly and tIsc Rcs
OF THIS Court aud satisfactorily appearing that he ia
NOT an inhabant of this Commonwealth, n IA ordcret
That The said Defendant Nelson r shelton, do aprcaI
bS,ore TIC Judge Of our srid Court Cour House ON
Sth Gay OF Seqtembcr ncN and answer tho plainffis
uhi ani that copy oi this order forthwith inserted
~ some newspaper published IN tho city OF Richmoud
I Two months ssvely AND roscd afihe front door
oithe Courthouse OF this county.
- copy. Tcsic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
NOTICE.

THE subscriber having been engaged in the Drug ana
dpoMsedry business In New York and Phi aaclphia
for the past eleven years has associated with himself Nj
Thomas Harrison, Of this City. and commences bust
ness this day, under the firm OF Bolton & Harrison.
EDWARD BOLTON.
Richmond, May OH, 1912 ma or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18

NIReINIA-Tr C1ancrru---AI a Co1Il saSil.,

NiNSiNiA-fn ChGncery.-At Couu continued
-, anu hcid Tor Louisa county, the CouTt Houso
'hcreDi, on TUESDAY, the liih dsy Of June, 1854
stfah Humphrey, who the next friend Of sns.n
VI humphrey, Thomas u tinmphIey, Nm l. Humphrey,
UNerton Humphrey, Elizabct Humphrey Doroihy A
age OF p years, pisic'i1s ''''
Against '''--
Elizabeth Humphrey, WIN Humphrey, Thomas Foster
aii Helena his wife, Thomas Harlow and Iuey hls wife
m DAVIS aad Minerva his wife, nenlsuin Davis James
laws susan Davis, John Davis, Helena Davis ReDiamin
uass IT. salmon Humphrey. James Oliver ami Name ha
"Ic' Lewis Humphrey sud Delpby his wife, Denis
inc delentantS, benjamin Davis. James Davis susan
DAVIS. John DAVIS, Helena Davis. Bcnjimn Davis Jr .
,,dimon humphrey James Oliver and Nancy lis vife
neNls Humphrey andDephy his wife. not having entered
tei appearance aud given 10 law and
ne u!ts OF THIS Court, and IL appearing TO the aiIr-
uon OF the Court, that they not nhahau. 81 iii,
Sne On The motion ofthe plaintiffs 10y their counsel n a
iha the said deien ians Benlamn ravls James
laws susan Davis John DAVIS, Helena Davis, ntIamn
DAVIS Jr Salmon Humphrey, James oliver and Nancy
Nv Mc Lewis Humphrey and Dephy HE wife, 10 appear
before Tue Justices ~ our said Court nt the Court ouse
on the ~ Monday In September next, and answer he b
Oh me panfsi aud that copy OF this order be ouh.
VIII inserted IN some newspaper published In the Cfy
OF RICHMOND, Tor Two months EXCESSIVELY, that ano.
Their copy be posted the door of the Court House
Of THIS County, on some Court day.
A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
BoNNErs. BoNNErs. BoSNErs,
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
ALL

ID II. JENKINS would iavi,e the attention OF
n merchants ant others, 20 examine 60 OF
efnx sf les % Summer Bonnets, consisting of the fol-
low % Kinds Florence Braid. Plain aud Figured straw.
orena Zephyrines. Modnus and others OF the newest
fas hons. Also, Flowers aud MIcalhs bonne. Cap and
Neck Ribbons Cheap for cash, at .
apls n II JENKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
REDUCED FARE.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAlL-ROAD COMPANY.
A n meeting Of the President and Directors OF The
Richmcnd, fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road
ComI any, 3uth May, lSi2.
With tho view of avorng, far as possible, the local
travel on both the Louisa and Fredericksburg Rail Roads:
Resoired, That the Price of the Return Ticket between
Richmond OF other points the Richmond Frcdcricks
burg and Potomac Road aud points on the Louisa Ral
Road short OF Gordonsvlc, be placed and aier the
Sth June al one lard only the lree OF the iul ticket
instead OF one half
That The price ofthc return ticket between Richmond
and points tho Richmond and Fredericksburg Road,
short Of FrcderekSburg. or between inermedae points
the road be placed and after the bovc date at
one fourth only the Prec OF the full ticket, instead OF one
half
That the price of the ticket and return ticket between
Richmond and Gordonsyiic, from aud afcr the above
named date be reduced to dollars and ny and
between Richmond aud Fredericksburg, seven dollars.
jei 4 W MACNURDo, Troas'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18

CALlCOES! CALICOES! - CALlCOESltl
DETERMINED To reduce my present stock Of Spring
II and summer Caicoes, invite the attention bus cTs
peIteuary TO tho article, feeling assured tina, tho price
viii be satisfactory. w MEREDITH,
JUS Main strc,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-18
CLAsslCs-LHIPslc EpIrIoNs

CLAsslCs-LEIPSiC EDITIONS.
u. ": kANpoLrit co, Mala street, Richmond,
oss mPossS rsss tom I sir.s is,s ssS eSs S
hey VIII sell on reasonable term. 10 Aesenies schools,
plesSss. ses l9. vols TsaeydSes. snds vols
,lerssotus, andoVols Isehus
Pate vols lloinct's HAD and q iysscy
r rSy 1,Hs' = vols Nsnorhoa'. AnabasS and
Sophoclcs AIis,ophar g, = vols
Horace oainsiihan, vols
Ivy, vol. rlantus, vols
LSerstias isssSal
Hippoe rates Aphorisms Caiuius nbulius and Pro.
Moyscs viaior. by Anthony Mier. aJesSi.t-rrineI In
i@s', anu dcdieai.d % Cardinal RiehSlicu
rae copy o. lisrodns, IN ,o. iolio with Latin
tonoi lb9l-pIieesls, worth go
sS Of mos' o. The above WORKS
% "er"an and English Dictionary, vols sSo,
sPorsehisrs and Roc,scr's Pocket German Dictionary
roro,ss Hooks ordered cor small commission.
Fancy Goods, will moeI with pIom attention aiisesss
to-. - wv RANDOLPH = 60,
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
u. CUNNINGHAM has received aud offers for
~. sale very ieduec prices, large OF sea.
ADVANTAGE give aes before masns .SeiT pSrsbsses
Ssa%a1SI ir S.SS Susa sS' and cusham.
English. French and American Prints
rS saS a nssi Soa IL GSG Dc sae.
Black ita',an and Gro de Sol siks
Plain and ia cold silks assorted
81 Table Diapers
Birds Eye aud Russia Diapers
Superior hish liuens, all qualities
Linen CamhTic
Linen DO IidkG
Black anil white six Hose
Do do half 10
Black anil white Cotton 10
White, black and cold silk Gloves
Ktbbons, bonnets. Aufc ial Flowers
Bc1ehcda and unbeaehcd shrungs. shectlngs etc etc.
ne above goods with others will be sold cheap
cash, as tho subscriber, intending another
soIe IN lew days, viii close u very reduce prices HE
present stock at JBCUNNlNGiiANs
lui Cheap cash dry goods store.