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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24
FOR LIVERPOOL,

ssSS TIE new aud elegant ship Pa ULIyE, will sail
6SRS Iroin 'uy Point inT Bremen. about the 18Th Juns
- and having commOJous state rooms, can acc. m
"daie several eabnor steeragc passengers For
apply LEWIS IUDIAN A 'SOt,7
u- leo hide Tobacco will hc taken by The Pauline and
81 oar friends.
" 4 4 4 soN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24
BY r IA DICKISs0N

$780,. NEGRO GIRLS.
VIII he sold, This Morning n 10 o,clo.k 4, to-, =,
once hkeiy Negro Girls, 10 and l6 years Old VI my
INA @ III DICKINSON Anr,,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24

Amssls.n Stocks ssaasla IN tss sass nsslsessJ
.tais Gs iss soma iiaas pAs,. In. al $50 -
asnn,yNahIa per cent. was AZ, and al that
rate there are sellers. oAio ofrsd ct 90 per cent.
some little inquiry for New Yosk State 5's a, az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24
AUCTION SALES
BY INLoES s BROTHER.

On roes.,.S 49,. Nr,; pttOCERlES, Sc.
o's General variety nj tIousshoit F,r,,, ""u' ei
AT si,h - "eis ani nesstesfs. Mahogsny sa,s,1,
Cooking utensils etc '-''Ts' 'ani"n Msitirs,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24
FOR NEW YORK

FOX NEW YORK,
6sIN The regular packet schT Afanchssfs- Worth
SlAS master having part OF her cargo engaged and
= = viii meet with dispatch. For balance Of freight
anu passage having good accommodations. apply 10 he
master on board, al Ludlan's Wharf. or ~
ma& WILLIAM poNytpTr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24
UNDERSIGNED Will, At THE SAME TINE

nc aud place, offer for sale the Farm
called The Cottage, hing on the south sifc
Of Tie old public road leading from Orange
Court House 10 Frederics sburg. adjoining
We bloomsbury land. and containing about
100 Acres. ON this Tract here is a yeyv
D :. 10 LL...... viii. d. =. =.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24

az Tho packet scLr UNION, Capt Nottingham.
HtFf p now ready, will have despatch For freight OF
- - passage, apply on board Lester's wharf 10
WIN kowleii,o OF FISHER son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24

- vvhnley OF miscellaneous goods as croeer,.. no,
III npss hais, W wines, with numct gu ohr, .o.'1s
"a % INInr. . upcr,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24
no ACRiCTITURIsTs.

FAiffbN v NAHUM
lna y Iul hFHt Trustees n Niles Macon
no The Advocate, At Charoucsyilo, will inaort IA,
fsrHuN ''' '''''t w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-24
FOR RENT OR LEASE. FOR A TERM OF
WEARS

tn Hotel. nchburg. a., IA ~ !,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-20

,hs d,biwt I,tal ths lss Rsl . psf-
mHatii urh iEhrxih'e atd sHtBTsnF cad
lhs dshl i I'D I'D ErtatFrll And 10 ~
. sishi slsay. ns,ng d iaw = Z = ~.
'aiss Or peasls u. ule nol ds~s,s shrm-
-eisss. RsPDd'aiiaa ally eds di.sef1la
lie seiEoaIsdfa.eni . ne dissbslIy. I, u
Sur ds'v. 81 iar - - asT poser. ~ rluse
fsbiic iselinK-lo nsihizla .nd sssal Ihs
hfnshrIsl innseres al ias ard Rorais.
and prsseE,e our isilh sRd credit. Pee
PIE ssy that he inall ga. people 81 Eu-
rope sUghI % di,iIssuish bes~rsa The
SAT- AID Genersl t;ssetantuis. AID 80
ti.ey eueh1--snd shat deal AL govern
msni 10 q The people: and u the Ssies
Frpuci.'e lher debts aid iind 10 Eehlks.
Europe asy AK ho~ lsae ~ill y Be be-
ferr the National GO.rInasnl wlli, unre
bSksd. fepndlsle her debts.
do moi .sy shsl tie con.li,ulion au-
shoIises Cengss,s In ds--bsI o..ly lhsl II
he principle Trrngsi-sd ss true by that
body. and he public lard iBnd be really
The properly Of sos Of The SsaIss afIi.e
Uuian. here % beginning fsr some mes-
ssrs u rrgol.r AMI Constitutional AID
whereby the Sislss nav ,sss their rrrdil
and The credit 81 The People.
have delsinsd you TOO ling. In my
judgmsnl there rens iss certain inpousnt
ogrrls g. t,sngsee The aurniion 81 beth
public and private men. LEI ms remind
you u The questions ~lih Eaalsnd--,he
prosecutions Of he claiRs sf asf citizens
on foreign Gossrnmruu-ihs question u
reciprocal ueatts--ths COLOSSAL Trade
lhe asst absorbing suhjtes Of ina rurren.
ey. and The great sukirei Of The rsslnra.
ton 81 the hallohsl eredn ard character.
To these Of jecs am ready % de.ms nv
lite. si,her N psb.ie o. private s'slion.
do NOT sxpecl. genIleaen. thar much Of
public stfslrs rsaslns 10 be dnne b. me-;
but ] shall be ready. Cor he proneuou Of
these objects. 10 art ~ilh sober men si
say party and VI all psrliss.
There 10 dsrser ihsi pslrio,ism in .
vain parry eos,rsi my be merged in
parry fssiirg. lbrlie,e that sRonE So
Der a.sn ihs conv,cnon 10 growing eel.
lled-fssi erewins seilrd. ,hai The great
interests 81 the country require fsr mere
modefsls Iarty feelings more Irssdnnl
for public confederation; more honest and
generous snieu nj ~.ll attaining men Of
oil sdes 70 uphold The Institutions and The
character cf lie cpunuy.
Ia The pursui, Of these objects, in pub
lie % ia private. | am silling 10 perisru
the part sssisnsd 10 me, and Ia give 10 -,
siIh hearty sond Will and real, vi that
yet tsnsins TO me Of strength and II life.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-20
Trust Sale.

is3Y virtue Of Deed oil Ttts,, ese, uied By j..
0deGd hal To Mrs. E. Nauers, MI be
sold. at the court h.ase in Hlllstoenlh. en-
Saturday tie i2,h OF Move mhet next, the Tract
-: Lsnd and Prem Sc on v hish Hrnr, F.ucei,,
deed, formerly lived. and which was lstsl &c.
cupird bs j. Odend'hai. Tie 1ls,I ceris ins
iorty q, res OF lard, y Icrlion DIV ilth Is voc d
land d has on il also . groa 'esduw. lie
dwelling and uuI houses a:e 10 g. CT ~ rsir; tie
pace having hce, 6 led up BY ns last ocerIart
fir tie accommodation ot hosrtrrS 10 the
Hhishoroaga Academy, fron, which u is dis.
tant about three Iontths ola nile. u IL short
mile west pfths Couti house. Six ard twelve
months cred; wal he gwen. the purchaser R,v,
Tag bend snh apprnsed security.
JOS c. NURa oUD. ,3geni,
October 5 a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-20
Fall and Winter
GOODS.

A RE now receiving their supply Of
- Fall and Winter Goods, from New
York and Philadelphia, comprising tie
usual variety brought to this marker.
which will be sold unusually lew for
Cash, or to regular customers.
A general credit cannot be given, as
our capital is small and the times are
hard. Therefore we must decline max
ing small accounts. and conduct our bu-
siness more upon the Cash principle.
Octubef 5. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-20

esFs sentiments ofuiimlnl,,n, with which
yea are regarded b. hose whom ne rep
ressnL AulF eanrrF in our Nai8lal
E0uneils has been sh0ri. bur Il has bern
marked BY an ability. integrity end iailh-
al adher1nee % pledges. made out Of o.
nee. ihsi have II once placed yoa among
the great statesmen Of The day. and given
You neg claims 70 lhs high regard and
affection Of lhe citizens u your native
state.
The late session Of our National Iegis-
laiure has been. perhaps. The most me-
morshle in the annals Of our country. and
never Was The 6rlnness and patriotism Of
men more thoroughly iried. than we're
those Of the Wing members Of that as
sembly. Opposed in every measure for
The relief of 4 distressed and suffering
country. BY party whose only aim was
lis own sscendancy. and deceived. thssrt-
ed and wared upon BY weak and treach-
er0us Chief Executive. the course Of The
Wing members must have been unusual.
IL difficult and embarrassing. Yet, sur.
rounded As they were. by 80 many. and
50 apparently, insuperable obstacles. they
have heen unlallering in their course. I'M
firing in their zeal for their counly's
veal. A grateful people have watched
with deep emotion. each step in their en-
lighleneG. liberal and manly policy. and
they will, most assuredly. mele out 10
lhem their proper reward. As Tor The
Wings Of the good Old North Stale. they
are ready 10 assemble, BY thousands, At
The festive board. and do :. honor, 70 whom
honor is due "
nearly answer il respectfully request
ed.
We are, with considerations Of the
highest regard, your friends and fellow
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-20
STATE OF NoRTH-cARoLINA.

PERSON COUNTY.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
September Term. ls42.
Joseph g. ROysisr '. Hardy ROysfer.
Attschmrni levied on negr. w.m.n Minney,
IN pors. sron u ii.iam X sler.
1T appearing 10 tie sai,sia. ton e Tie raurt
hal Hardy Register, the ssf.nian, 70 this
case, 10 nuI Tesucai ~ tits state; II 10 there
fore ordered by tie cauf lhai pub.irailon be
nsde in the Hillshofoash itseo,ts. fer six
weeks snccessiyely. aaiiiyiag tie SAID dsfeRa.
ant that TIC be snd appear hrisfe the JustEes
u aouT n, n Count Of Pi.as snd Que Flef See
sians, 70 be hsi for SID crnaiy Il re's4n a
tie eoaii hG,tss IL Roahof Ugh. On The bird
Aendas r. D,eenbef neSi ilcn aud liars =
Yep w aud plead 10 issDr, Otherwise jld sGisEt
oy srfaull slll b atanlef against linn.
sItues. Charles Mason. sierk u ssld Cenii,
a iiire. the thru hoaday Of September, A.
D.ISIz
CHARLES MASON, Cis.k.
Price adv. 81 50 4s- &C.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-20
Obituary..

Died, ia this place, on Friday evening
last, Mrs HaRRIET BRUCE, wife Of MIR.
Geo. W. Bruce, aged about IS years.
Leaving family of six children, the
younges, an infant about three weeks old.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-20
MInNSD@B0yGIo
Thursday, October go.

ALecture was delivered before the Lit
erary Association in this place on Thurs
day evening last, by the Rev. WV. NJ.
GRErS, Of the Universi,y;-lis subject
the Literature of the Bible. Eloquent
and instructive in high degree, the dis
course was listened to with grea; a,ten-
lion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-20
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
COURT of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.

TA'@1' fsa''H ad'"f Petition to SET Ral
John Grain aai oihsrs
4 N tins case, the petitioner having made oath
I on ling his petition, thai tue dtisndsnis
Iuhn BrSnlis and wife Nanry. Minship Petty,
and fofrr an Nillonghhy and wife sarah ere
mol inaab.ian,s Of this state. publication IL
Ih.fcf,s made 10 .he q llssoIaugh r. easdsr
Tor slk We ks, fol saiJ defendants 10 srprsr 81
the aext Court Of Plras aid Quarter Sessions.
TO BE- held Tor orange couniy, on the fourth
Monday " November next. al the court house
in Hillsb"rough. aud plead OF demur 10 ssld
petition Of the same will be lskrn pro con-
fesso as TO them, aud heard secordinRly.
j. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Pice Adv 81 50. As
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-20
A Nurse Wanted.
nciohar II

4 GIRL &c honest and o. od Labts, Istse
n enough for nursing. is wanted 1sIs
talr. Apply al this tffice.
October -, As
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-20
From the Register.
INTERESTING CORRESPOND
ENGE


We have the pleasure Of laying before
our readers. the subjoined interesting
correspondence. Judging by the dates,
il should have reached us some days
earlier, and as Mr.. Mangum's letter has
not yet been received, we fear that NAV
have miscarried. We hope to receive il,
however, in time for our next.
The letter Of Mr.. Graham is just the
thing. and such an one as was to be ex.
peeled from its pure, high minded and
distinguished author lie is not to be
deferred from speaking out by the pecu
liarily Of his position; aud though, as a
matter Of course. he is 10 be prescribed,
his friends have one consolation, Of which
they cannot be deprived. Mr.. Graham,
in the short term of his Senatorial career,
has acquired the universal respect Of his
compeer., Of all parties. He will retire
with character for ability. for unsullied
honor, high integrity, and unyieIding
principles, excelled by none; and with
the sincere regrets of all, in whom respect
for these attributes are not extingnished
by party bigotry and miserable man wor-
ship.
Ii will be seen that Mr.. Graham de-
clines the invitation rendered him for the
present; but we understand from friend.
that il is TO take place nevertheless, at the
close of the next session of Congress,
when both gentlemen will find i! more
copvenimut En- atfend
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-20
FOOT AND EEoH
NEanukaCtcr1s

splIE snhsershsss lave arksn air - = sRs
oG0f sect - slrPhsn &eess's tasfs. eel
known - Slice SLIP. ass Hea.ts issfetaia
" i.sfaFsa sc Puhi,f aist .. lave Fi-ssEsd
"a .a ihe Noath earrisni m-isslair inr aaahn-
tscfafing - "a - fhr sbaEs fns q hnsis.ss
aad are sasrpasra d. earr.a~ 81 ..d-ss that
saay hs ~ Ailh them. u . ra@ssfsssst { .
iheaa 20 prUaasi2e tai 4 em psitohs 81 al hass
% aaaa sat - esr - abfsi - sas uhsrr,
az lhey rrsfes ihas tho p.sbisr sho8id ~, iasm
. trial ssd ~ tIris o~s jadg~s
~ farce az loar , sfassmen rFn 80 .
"a adv seat e SEX " sp.,iies.ies % the sst-
srffboEs.
II. n. BoSHAMER q co.
October ~. 4s--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-20

To make room for Mr.. Webster's
speech entire, we have omitted several
other articles already in type; and Of
course we have no room for remarks.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-20
English School.

Sitl1E subs, cher has opened school al kis
"a hnese. wnrre viii he tsaghi Heading,
Spnih q, Hrnirg snd Arithmetic TeIms-
three doars rer quarter. Lalf IN advance, lhs
remainder at the .expirasinn Of the quarter,
Small girls Aii! be yrr"iYss-
GEO. W. BRUCE,
Dr,abet 4 r "A sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-20
Equity Sale.

In Eqniiy-srpsember Term. 1912.
games crsig q Sihers. hsirs 81 q. b.ses cssig.
m psrle, - s~ii Rsa Estate.
~ IN pursuance II deere .f
$3.50 the Court sf EquiII made 81 sep.
~ TENDER fern. ls43 ! saaii e. or
<xAk> sale. On The 2sih day 81 Nessi her
neAl. q. f.Fe The ronrt house IN ~ l,haret g..
M q credit &C twelve nsosth~. A 1hACT OF
LAND on tie waters ef Mes t,aie l.ssn &
the lands Samuel Stray. on. Vii az Gag
aud slhers. soPpes. 4 10 esltlin 20 nrvs. nsors
or lees.
JAMES WEBB, 9. AZ.
October ~. &C Az
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-20
Henderson. N c., Sept. nth, is4a.

Henderson. N e., Sept. I'm, ts4S'
DEAR SIR: At a meeting Of the Wings
Of Granville, Warren and Franklin, held
here to day, the undersigned were ap.
pointed committee to tender 10 you and
your colleague, the Hon. WILLIE p. MAN
GUN, a Barbecue, given by the Wings oil
the ADORE named counties, and to request
you, in conjunction with Mr.. NJ. to desig'
maize the day for the same. In rendering
to you this mark of the high considera'
lion Of your fellow-ciiizens, in this sec.
tim Of the State, we feel that we are in
capable of adequately describing the
warm feelings of attachment. and the sin
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-20

\ IL persons indebted 10 nc by note 81 ss-
IA count, ave earnestly rsqaes,.d 10 call and
pay the same, ~ no longer isdu'genee eau be
gwen.
A. PARKS.
Octobar ~ As
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
HULL'S COUGH LOZENGES.
UH COUGH LOZENGES are

HULL'S COUGH LOZ ENGES.
HWULL'S COUGH LOZENGES are
I'd M the safest, most sure aud effcctuaI
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Cousump,ons,
Whoop,ng Cough, Asthm1, Tightncss Of
the Lungs or Chest, &c. The proprietor
has never known an instance where hey
j, not give perfect satisfaction. Several
thousand boxes have been sold within tie
last few months, restoring 10 hellth per.
sons in almost every stage Of consumption,
and those laboring uadcr the most distres
eng Colds and Coughs. They do not
check and dry up the cough, but render It
easy, promote cXpectora'ion, allay the
tickling or rretation, and remove tho prox
innate and exciting cause. They are
made from a combination Of the most val.
uabIc expectorant, or cough medicines,
Und are undoubtedly superior to any thing
IN use for those complaints. Hundreds
upon hundreds Of certificates have been
offered Of their wonderful virtues, from
those who have been saved from an un'
timely grave, and restored to perfect
health, by using them. Price % cents
per box, with full directions
trT For sale in Columbus bv
E. A. SMITH.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16

BALTIMORE, Sept.

4 have used DR.. Spencer's Pills in my prac-
t7tdur the last six month, in several cases Of
Dyspepsy. sick Headache, Bilious Fever and
other diseases, produced by an inactive state of
the Liver, and take pleasure in giving my
testimony Of their good effects in aI hese ca
ses, and consider them a safe and mild aper.
lent, and the best article Of the kind Inave ever
urnd
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16

HULL'S WORMLOzENGES.

HULL'S WORM LOZENGES.
DROVED in more than 1900 Eases to be
4 inhlhbla-the only certain worm destroy
ing medicine m use, and are the greatest dis
covery ever made for dispe'lng the various
kinds Of worms, that so frequently and distress
srugly annoy both children aud adults, MANY
diseases arise from worms, and occasion long
and intense suffering and even death, without
their ever being suspected; grown persons are
often afflicted with them, and are doctored for
various complaints, without any benefit; when
one dose of these Lozenges would speedily
cure them. They are an infalhbIe remedy,
and so pleasant 10 the taste that children will
take them as readily as common peppermint
Lozenre.
READ THE FOLLOWING LETTERS.
New York, Sept. n, 1s4l.
Dear Doctor-Accordng TO your request
we have used your Lozenges IN several cases
otworms, and found them uniformly success
uI. We pa emo difficulty in gettug children
70 take them, as they arc perfectly pleasant.
we Snail use them it, our practice whenever
occasion offers, believing hem TO be the best
Vermiuge medicine in use. We have also
USED your Cough Lozenges very extensively,
ana md them fully to answer the purpose you
recommend Tor. Respectfully. &c.
LACHERlAH b. LANE, Nj. ID.
w. f. PLEASANT, NJ d.
MI lusom OF Spring street N. York, cured
,ereg Of hs children Of worms by only one box.
VIZ w HopcweI, cast broadway. gave them
W nls eadd and they brought away the worms
by hundreds.
=; PARENTS should always keep these Lozenges
a., ,"e H1use' Tor they are the best medicine
.,,I Oa' oe administered to children afflicted
AM, "I'''s' Children viii take them as rea-
p, 7, '' o- most delicious sugar candy.
r.. 80 80 cents per box, with full directions
FOR sale IN Columbus by
Colurhr. NJ. + A SMITH,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16

his horns. The wound | had given
caused him to spring suddenly forward
thus bringing me in too close a contact
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16
Y. EDWARDS. N. d.
P,C.DWIGHT.

Montgomery County, Md Aug. l6, ISL
DEAR SIR have made frequent use Of your
Pills IN the incipient stage Of Bilious Fever,
and absuua'c constipation ofthe Bowels; also
in the enlargement Of he Spleen, Chronic dis
eases Of the Liver, sick Headache. general
DcJr,tv and 10 all cases have found them to be
very effective.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-16

l.. bad discharged his own
either with my holster pistols.
pulled up and the other pursu-
ed my horse and continued
| could not help plying
animal, who by this time had
asst six miles. In very short
new chase was up with the
and again | could see the
S each pistol was discharged /;
bis time the space between US
" great for me to hear the re-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-01-07

the Presidents Message as related to the Tariff
to the Committee on Manufactures-wth the
pending amendments.
Mr.. Eastman, of New Hampshire again took
the floor, and continued his remarks to show
that the measures Of the extra session, and the
breach of their pledges and promises by the
Wings. had effected the downfall Of that party
(which downfall was manifested in the late
elections. And he contended, vehementy, that
if the true state Of public opinion, as demonstra-
ted in late election, was to be taken az test,
the blessed Democratic party, SO far from being
in deep minority in this House, would have a
decided majority.
An effort was made by Mr.. Davis, of Ken
lucky, to arrest Mr.. L. in his remarks, on the
ground of irrelevancy; but the Speaker decided
that the debate had already gone so far that it
was impossible for him to arrest it, and that,
unless over-ruled by the House, he would not
pronounce the gentleman from N. Hampshire
out of order, SO long as he did not make use Of
personalities.
After Mr.. E. had concluded, Mr. Merri.
weether of Georgia, obtained the floor, and COM
menced speech against Protective policy
in the midst whereof
The House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
TEN THOUSAND
CASH CUSTOMERS
WANTED

inc Golden B9nnet store, II street, where they will
DC served with Millinery Goods Of every description
me oHest cash prices cons sting ofthe latest styles OF
Ieneh 1inp Prince Albert, Whalcbone shetland Wave
nIa1si Medona, Fancy and Plain Florence and straw
bralhsi also SAX Iauton and Lawn Bonneis OF every
I'VE AMI colour; Ribbons. Flowers, aud numerous other
auccs TOO tedious 10 trouble the Printer To mention All
OF which can be found al Buckelew's Golden Bonnet
store II street. ,n, -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-16
RICHMOND MANUFACTURES

Tho Compiler has given brief exhibit, Of the
Manufacturing Establishments in our City and i'm.
mediate vicinity, from which il appears, there are
Rolling Mills, Nail Factory, J Iron Foundrvs. 2
Screw and Axe Factories, 3 establishments for the
manufacture Of Agricultural Implements, with
vested capital Of about $780, 900. employing, in or
binary times over 800 workmen, consuming annu.
ally, 100000 worth Of Iron and $4,000 Of coal.
and producing fabrics Of iron 10 the value of 300
600. There are, also, Cotton Mills with "A. 900
spindles and ReJ looms, employing Go hards. with
n capita Of si75, OOO-consuming annually. st5g..
600 worth OF Cotton, and producing s37s 900 worth
OF goods. Besides all these, are the large Flou,
Mills, Paper Mill, and Tobacco Factories scattered
through the city, adding greatly to the bu,,o,s,
operations and growing wealth Of the Mace Al
this time, however, the Factories and Rolling t,p.
nro doing hut half work. and some oil the Tob,c.o
Factories have been closed, while others are keo, In
operation with a reduced number Of hands Ano-
Their veto would close the doors OF no,ry all.
Mitchell, tho forger is said to DC residing near
I,nesvie, Ohio.