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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-01

CouRr CALESDAR.-THIs DlY.-CoMMos
PLEAs-Part Ines. 81 81, s 49, 81 80 81 S. a Is.
a. &c. l0i, loa le5 ls5. 6 Part Mos r. g. So u 76
10 90, 81, 81, %, es, 20, %, S4,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-01

teos NAuvoo We we're Yesterday favored
with the perussl Of .eve,al private letters from this
nel,opoii. Of the modern Feso Prophet All is
tn confusion there. Joe Smith and O p Rock.
vol were in aiding Mt the last aocounts--ef
course within 81 about lhr city--lo avoid obeying
thc process. from Missouri II vas given on, tina,
loo would appear and stand a trial before the
Nauyeo Cpuf, but would not be carried of TO
Missouri Every effort was being made TO cosn-
trraei the revolutions Of Gen, ]. c. Bennett and
20 induce these to whom hn appeals in his pub
it.hcd statements 10 come ont ueains, them. Thus
ier the success hns becu milling Several are pre-
paring leave Nuvoo and Mormonism; some Of
them will come out with statements sustaining
Bennett. Among the females there Is very nat
ural reluctance TO publishing statements at all
Wa suspect the Prophets spiritual race is near
Is run
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-01

he Iepst possihir amount oi business was tfnns.
acted IN tho Legislature Gu Tuesday The SFN.
stf did Dotllius At All except to hay tho table
,undfy petitions and resolutions In the AssEm.
MY on taking np the question Of agreement win
the amendments madc n Committee TO the Ap.
oo,tidanent Bit Paul circuit. seconded by his
Lnepsioro brethren oblcayored TO amend the re.
r,flcd division Of TIT, City by mckiag tic Eli.
lcsnth Ward to lhp First, Second. Third and
Fifth, aud by passing tho othe, changes he had
belpre suggested. Ha wa. voted down however,
- Is 90 u, was also h,s motiua ihat the City and
County oi New. York .l,ail he thr Third District
and cse, four MenAcrs The other amendments
ii ,hr Committee we're tben adopted, except that
uniting Saratoga npd washiegton-~in which Is.
'eS substituted ior Saratoga O. 10 49, Adj.
i-u,nrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-01

10" We learn from, Plymeush thar the cod and
nae&crel s.hermcn AZ that place have been uau.
saaily successful thus fss in the season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-01

10 Isaac Glass, jobbing carpenter of Ale
gheay, was drowhed on Wednesday last, in the
Monongahela, BY falling off the .heeting near the
middle Of dam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-01
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-01

AsTrSLAvERY MEEr1s6.-Ths Abotionists
opened their meeting yesterday morning at the
yres;ry OF The Third Presbyterian Chursh; but be-
tere the close of the morning session, were by
The Trustees of the Society, duly warned to quit
the premises forthwith. The reasons assigned
were, that it was understood womaa named Abby
Nelly was expected and indeed had already spoken
in this place, and that subjects had already been
lntiodaced and discussed, whose introduction and
discussion would not be tolerated in that conse-
cr@ed place. Rochester Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-01

SArAL.-The French corvette Gree went into
dock at the Gosport Navy Yard on Saturday, be-
in: we learn the first foreign vessel which has
ever besn docked q, the public yards of the United
States. Norfolk Beacon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-01

TIE MARY CARvER-A correspondent, at
Castine writes that Capt Robert Mcfarland, of
that town, was sailing master of schooner Mary
Carver and is supposed to have been murdered
with the res, of the crew, on the coast of Africa.
Letters dated March s6 were received from him
by the same mail that brought news of the murder,
on the Goth of April. Bost Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-01

Eg7 Hon, srIAs WRIGHT was in town ye.,er-
day. OF his horneward route from Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-01

The TEMPERANCE CAUSE ~ SOUTH CAROL.
sA.-We learn from the Hamburg Jsurna. ns.
there are in thar State ninety Temperance sos
ties; ll,169 members-of whish, fifty soclsa,s
have adopted the Total Abstinence PLEDGE ~ III
tie Washfngtonian Pledge; and twenty 'ie ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-01

roucHrsa ISeipEsT,-A correspondent; states
HAT as tie funeral process ion OF daughter of Mr.
Joseph Keen WINS passing on Sunday las, from the
uniyersalist Church, Orchard-st t, tho burial
place in Amip-ss. six sailors belonging 10 the
French steamship Conner were met, coming down
Broadway who, as they came opposite the bier, by
q common impulse took off their tarpautin hats
and remained standing uncovered and silent until
the procession had passed. Such tribute from
utter stranger. in foreign land was gratefully re-
ceived by the sorrowing aud sym?athising ihrong
token of genuine emotion. and an evidence
that
One touch of Nature makes rbe whole werd kim
Monte CosnUcr RKwARpsp MIR. Fox, the
British Minister resident a, Washington, trans
mitted to the Hon. Daniel Webster, on the 18th
instant, six gold medals. bearing the portal, of
Her Majesty the Queen of England, which, he
says in his letter accompanying them, the British
Government desire. TO present 10 the following
named commanders of United States vessels in
Acknowledgements of the services rendered by them
in saving The lives Of British ssaren. subjects of
Her Majesty :-Capssin Depryster, Captain James
4 Wootton, Captain I. b. Crspper, Captain w.
c, Thomson. Captain Alexander S. Palmer, and
Captait Stoddsrd.
All Of the above arc Captains of New.York
pscket-shp., who at various times rescued British
.earnen and vessels from perilous situations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-01

ACCIDENT 1T A POWDER MlLL-On the 22d
inst, one of the wheel buildings of Messrs Loo
mis-, Hazard & Co.'S Powder Mills at Enfield,
Conn, while being cleaned out, took FIRE from
friction produced by the wheels being improperly
set ia motion. There was no powder in the build
ing. but the dust remaining there produced G
flame Which 50 burnt one of the workmen by the
name of George Pricket, an Englishman, that he
died soon after. No loss of properly, of conse-
quence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-01

PINE WooDs.-We were passenger on board
the steamboat j. Dupre on Saturday from Manic
Vile. When the boat left the wharf, dense
smoke was discovered rising from the woods ab!a
three miles distant from the shore. This kept ~
creasiag in volume and density, until it was mus'
led with the clouds on the HORIZON and no longer
distinct There is little doubt that the pine wotce
between Vaudeville and Covington are on hfe.
Workmen have been engaged latterly in repalfifa'
the Covington road, and wherever they cut ufF'
they fred the stump. At this season contiasts.
ton of pine timber is no cool joke. In 1850
much property was destroyed by the burning q
the woods in that very region, and numerous heis'
Of cattle were sufocated and burned up. Ono
inclined to suppose, he visits the plain tarrf 3
of the country that such feel no "hard ilmes,
but even there, humanity suffers fren the 1901 y
misfortune, ard is often trcd into the dust als.
wares as we'll as hoeelessly. We hope to hes
news thence that the 6re ha, either been es.n
guished, or that We surmise misfortune wn'iA
has no existence. IN. O. Bulletin
DEATH OF MlssloSARY.-Miss Martha y
Coggeshali. daughter of josiah Coggeshal,
Bristol, r. l., who embarked for Africa ID jar
airy last in company with the Rev. Mr ana c si.s,
Paine, and other missionaries, and landed at
Paluas, on the 25th OF March, died there on -
4th OF May, of the acclimating fever
The TEMPERAscE CAUSE Is SOUTH o4solt,
learn from the Hamburg Jsufnal lns.
u l. g. crpr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-01

% We hear nc talk at all of Yellow Fever and
hold to our original opinion that shall pass the
season unvisited by any epidemic. There is some
sickness as matter expected-chiehy fevers of
the intermittent kind, and easily managed. One
may Judge OF sickness in this city by a glance,
and know whether it exists, as easily as you can
tell ii business is brisk. The doctors faces are
our sick-chamber barometer When they are
long, health is prevalent-when short, illness is
about. he length at present seems to ncon-
mode them. They look as dshear,ened as beaten
politicians. IN. O. Bee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-01

The SourHEKs CosrtSESr.-Upon our nrsi
page nav be found Map of the Southern Sea-
and an outline Of the coas: OF the Continent, dis
covered by our Exploring Expedition IN then
southern cruize. 1t will be of service in esiinl''
ting Alright the results of the voyage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-01

70 The LADIES' CoMrASroS for September is
JUS, issued, containing original articles by L. d.
sigourney, E. C. Embury, n. T. Willis, aad
eleven others We have not yet had time to read
them
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15
EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF NEW
AND VALUABLE BOOKS,


On FRIDAY EVENING, a seven o'clock-Lyep,
GeougN,2 Volumes PriNIs Goldsmith 5v; Spectator 6y:
6odmans American Natural History, Enc yclopeia
Americana. l3v, Wevcrly Novels 5v Woorfalfs JunIus
"; Mordswouh's Poems lv; Brocke's New Gazettaer
W. Works of Buwer "; MaIIyatt Nv; D'Israeli W.
Landon lv Jane Austen "; Fielding ~; smoeu ~;
PENNY Magazine w Penny Cyclopeda 6y Rollins
History sv; Josephus in l. and 6v FoIs Book OF MaryTs
" Newton on the Prophecies Nv; Marshals Washington
w. Boas American Revolution Wonders of the Hea.
Neus " qiarto; lrvngs Life Of Columbus
various editions; Gibbons Rome Nv; Fergusou's History
Rome w Gliesl Greece lv; Tyter's History "; Mo-
dern Europe 3s Robersons Works 81; Addisons Works
isl W. Haliams Middle Ages lv The Speeches Of Amsri-
ean Orators Canning do Philips Curran Grattan and
Eumeii wy ndham a. Husksson Chatham Burke Frs
sne Ac Americans Guide Nv; Lockhars Life OF scott
w SCOTS NAPOLEON 2y. large assortment ofFAMILY
aud POChEI BIBLES, OF various quaties u.any ofthem
10 extra calf binding, gilt edges, &e Prayer Books ana
Iestaments; Dictionary Of Biography w. The Poeucal
Cray Collins Rogers, CampLe ell IAmb Monsome
~ MIX W mite, Colefdge- shelly, Keats Thomson Ton.
Moore, Goldsmrh Pndar Sturms w. sterne a
WORKS w Pambour on Locomotives lv; Lanner on steam
Engine ~ buIdeI's Manual, Painters Guide ly; MIL
wright Guide W. Cufoses Literature; webste rs John
son ana wslkers and walkers Diefonary Splendid An
nas PArior scrap Books; Albums ne: Msrrvarr1s
Nayai Annual ~; Dicks Theology ~; Dicks WorTs W.
Mason-s Body Divinity "; John Newtonis Work, 2v.
b1tish Drama w Nicholas Nickleby Oliver Twist PR
WICK Jack shepherd, spithTe Rob OF the Bowl Richard
urdS Phantom ship, all Of the Novels of Bulxer Mar
rSaf James, Cooper, &e Three spanards Children OF
ne Abbey Mysteries Of Udolpho, Thaddeus OF WARSAW
variety OF Blank Books Paper and a a lls-U Criminal
Aenfar &c With numerous other Popular Works an OF
which VIII be sold without
az 10 ISLOEs & BROTHER Auefa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15
sA "a. oF EAGLE noTEL,

AND FOUR TENENENTS ADJACENT.
I(h virtue of four several Dee ls Of trust 20 vii icei
hrouEh sni anthony Robinson j.. trustees dated SFh
O-tohcr ISIS deed by the same rtannrs o. Charles
VIM nahnry, trustee, flfrf 23i Dec l~N-a deed hv
lsham Puckcf anil Frances r he wife samuel TAYLOR
decd by Abnct Robinson Oh Raleigh Daniel snd n
Christian. trustees ffc M Srpfenhrr ISM nff rffr-r-
boo The office of ilc Uusunrs Count OF Richmo u.s. I be
s1i on thr premises ty public auction. on MONDAY The
ur rcnfs on For Vain street, in the Guy of Rchuonl n
cluinG NE property called tIC Eagic Hotel w.h flc r
puilcnanccsas described Loo tho deeds aforcsa Aisl i've
other tcucncnfs ani their arurteuauccs being te tene
mcu nn lhh street. iu the s1ii city formerly called fhr
Fruho House ani tfrururuf fronting I'D feet rr
1911 street n sad ciy rcug the Two tcuccufs first men,
u1ncI ani icecrnri n fhc fWn ias drrs aorcsaH The
sale s D. matte inr the purpose Of raising The sums I'D
money secuted rY inr saul %, OILS avs unfai ans e
rcnsc- of sale AMI ot hc russ The suisrrhrrs i.inf
They believe fnc TILE ~ hc in1ierufahle The stir will
ate place % o'clock nuon an No not raupefe on the
hrsi lay will be continued from limo io time until c0m
The properly will be- sod in b,s col with The privilege
II an alley as id down pst which be seen % fnc
hAnk oi Virginia The .alc sn commerce with the lnf nu
VAIN street. neal below that occupied Pow Actau Sec pu
val afCt which thc rear iIfa Viu tr rcrf siii.
TRIMS fash fur fHr AMOUNT Of tl esrensef az DC
truss commissions. an ftscs pass or tc-a ctc it Of g.
~ ans ls uontn.. Interest fnm H1fc, cquf' instl-
uicns Tor tte rrsIuc, uri iy nraoac notes, With
approved enorscr 1ri ty rrlnnl ie Tree un'iI payment
thereof
The rrocceis OF -e WILDE srpicI to .hc satisfaction %,
hc several hens Aforesaid boz ncIr dlc courier tnd sccorf
nT On their respective prorucs snd rights Ant as ths
property has heretofore been avcrtsct more Than once
with fhc etrrss consent OF VI ruc kett AMI will sif III,
be male a he escu cf the liens siorcss ani the into
fesfa of fie respective patlcs uuIcr the saua
ala Vtd ~ fts TrHsf-es abors narsf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15
VALUABLE ESTATE AND
PINE WOOD LAND ON CHICkAHO NJ /.



THE subscriber will sell tie plantation known toy the
Il name 81 YARMOUTH in the County Of James CITY
about miles frufu the mouth Of thckahuminy River: and
the Contiguous Islands called hinges Island aud Craw
icy'- Island the whole containing about $3.50 acres
This land perfectly convenient navigation, living
tnciafey the River and n navirahlc Creek; both of
which atiri fine fish aud Wild fowl In proper season.
There about 40 acres Of Land u cultivation. large
portion pf which s Of very fine quality Tie Dwelling
House iE large and substantial being Of brick aud we'll
huif. There are tie necessary orthpuses The range
for cattle aud hogs is excellent ami there is plenty Of
mail
About 60 or 81 Marsh have been lust redeemed
from the tide, nnurdnc the finest possible Land for the
production ot Hay from artificial Grasscs; THAT
bc preferred, the Tide may he admitted and excluded
pleasure as 20 preserve the growth NJ Wild Oat. (hc
best ot the natural and Ia render perfectly
Nencnttc cut the iIay Of which immense quantity may
be made annually.
large portion Of the forest land IS covered with pine
Wood convenient o navigation and there lisa cousicrn.
hc quantity o good Timber the demand for which art.
Giles renders This Circumstance alone sufficient attraction.
The land will bc sold altogether Will be divided pur
chdscrs may desire.
The suhscribrr viii also soil MIL dstant about miles
FROM Yarmouth running pair Ut Corn Stones, AMI pair
the lower country aud having In 81 land
attached aoTis TOO, excellent site for saw
Mail tie the head Of the Creek bounding Yarmouth;
along which the timber fiom the land could easily be
The land will bc shown 10y Mr WIN. Durlcy, the mama
Ee residing upon the plantations aud information may be
frotu the aubHcher. KO. SAUNDERS.
Williamsburg, Feb. !, 1872. H. X iawtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15

ut. snbsetlber having engaged the tcrvicea Mr. Eli
Ian Anderson as Teacher in his family, will open
chool at his house. the 18th May 1874 for Boys la
sIllon 10 the usual branches cf English Educ aon
NJ Anderson IL well qualified tO the Greek Latin
lang uaEcs, and Mathematics Pocihontas my Icsidenrr
Is ab"u6 miles south of GoochlanI Court House, upon
James RIVER in very ably ncighboThOod The Pack.
Boats, running from Richmond To Lynchhurg pass In !
lew hundred yards Of my house, daily. For board and
Tuition iot the session of months commencing 18th oil
May aud ending 10th October, will Ice s5-nnc half paya
BILE IN aivanee AS 10 not intend NY school shall
- scholars, 10 boIrdcrs only bc accommodated and
those wishing to raironze my school will please make
carry apphcatlon JOSEPH WEISlGER.
Letters directed % me. usihum Gpochi,nd vii d.,
promptly aucndcdto. " ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15

IlY virtue Of Decd of Truat executed by carer Per.
snHend NAY Ann Dee wife, 90 the 1911 August l-fn
and duly recorded The Office ut the ricrE of NJ ies
county count shall, on MONDAY. the az d.y NJ Mty
next, before the tuuuhuuse tn the town of IrI,, , ~
Good Go srl at auction for cash nii ,f r,rf go d %,
land Bna n ihe county oi Middcscs, whrrrun ir sa,i
Carer Purkns ai present rcsilra r,rJ "a . $40
dcci "as contuinc about 1851 acres be- the same r
Ices aud composed of two tracts purchased h. m s,i
carer iurEns-thc ono NJ Daniel Wsrf and E.,.l,pi
sutton, Commissioners, Hud the other OF tirofrc = p,r
James ChowninG and John Sutton ConinIssioucr. ,s,
eW ~ mpfqrcWcnethcfcon, consisting Of CONT rsir
dwcihng house, vith ~ necessary on bousr. sf,,c
house, Granary, g.. Snlhnr AZ Trusicc sh.u ..,,cv
onN H -ih' - W vested IN Wc under the sati hreI
tnI ~ VII InitN u MrfgfI.T. Trt.f.r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15
sHOCkOE FOUNDRY.
Cary Street, Richmond Virginia.
U.nnTr q mn N Tr.UIHnc "a

NNIF NITgIUTl.
TALBOTT BROTHERs at the above Es
tahhsnmcnt, are prepared Ia execute all kinds of
Brass and Iron Castings. viz Steam Engines and boilers
u every description, Presses and Scrcws, Flatieunr
dsI Hands, Cutting Knives Levers. sinkers ami Rolls
for Tobacco Manufactures, Mill Fixtures complete for
Manufacturing aud saw Mills RAILROAD Wheels and A1es
Coal Pu Machinery Also, all kinds OF Wrought Iron
Work, such as Hand Railing Sc.
Thcy have hand aud Offer for sale one Circular
Saw Mil, with horse power complete, Con Pages panl
capable ~ saving @ feet II plank per day Bcng
sed Of the patterns for the Manufacture the above Mills
they will be p.easedtO receive orders therefor.
Aln on hand ani for SALE three steam Engines each OF
l. al 10 horse -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15
VACANT WORCESTERSHIRE,

I'm tho sth of July nest the Nistrrs ~ William and
Mary College will proceed ~ The election NJ Proics.
0r ancient Language a. M the Chair ncly occupied
fv Professor Browne. Thcrci slsry NJ st1 attached
atnr Chaif anil fec ~ sd1s allowed f1r every member
afhc several etslca belonging 10 the department. The 81.
ulton may be made ofhah profit and honor aud
f nl lu act The notice NJ the bcst classical scholars
~ The country. Al communications must DC 40 rc-sel
post psld. to Y Dew, President William snl May Col
iere w. joins TYLER,
Rector of flr o. ilfd Of Visitors
TB-The Richmond Enquirer snd Nauous inrii gcuccr,
Waainnann, will picnac publish The above weekly ul Tho
90 May The New York Courier A. Euqufcr Will insert
n weekly lpr Three wccka Tho literary Messenger ami
FlHm1of Journal will insert % on t'oir twice the
former and the latter AWacctunsf be- sent lur
payment ~ Christian, Bursar Of the college, Rich.
snonI feb wtiaMy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15
NOTICE.
FREIGHT REDTTCED

Tia meeting ofthe President AMI Of the Rich
n nond Frederic ksburz Potomac Railroad ornpa
ny, on the l6th day OF March, 1872
Rssoued. Taf the following reductions in tho rates Of
FREIGHT between Richmond and certain points the Ioui.
"a Railroad be- and they arc hereby, made effect
from the l,Th day Of April neu-VK.
IN .,d,H- Ono cent per hundred pounds from FreJc-
rex. Hal and thrd Turnout, and two cent. from
Louisa q. H.. TTeviisn's and Go don, vile
IN Ft0Hr-T~o CO nts per barrel ffom t:orlonsyilIe
IN Sdn-Iwa cents per SACK 20 third Turn. out four
cents 10 Louisa Courthouse sH cents TO VILLAIN an
ten cents 10 GorilrFyic.
On Besf P0rk amt F.L-Per b1rrei 81 cents 70 FreIe
uess Hall, cents third Turn out, o. Louisa
Courthouse, .! cen TfeviIans. and 70 To Cor
louisville. T.. W. MACMtRDO.
nh "a TT,a.,,ys,
OGics Y = APERto
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15
FIFTY DOLLARS REwARD-

An AWAY from the subscriber ou tle 2rh NJ rch last
IL Negro Man named MEREDITH. Meredith is -
yeats oI age dark complexion weighs about 5i aouad
SCOUT, VEL made and likely: walks with his feet turned
out and hasa his right check. Another hoy named
Joe leu az the same time, who taken tie al
Augusi, AMI confined In Hanover Ja-wEo says lie was
with Meredith. ia Caroline CO. Va night before he tJoe)
was taken. Meredith then had ket Of m sef
red flannel shut, ami taIpaulng hat have doubt
H. making his free STATE. having before made
the attempt, and was takeu up al Fairfax e.. II Va
will sveihe above reward OF $50 for said Negro " con-
hn.h ~ any jail sol get him AUGUSTUS HOLLEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15
,CARI,

ID = CNRHNNAri bcgs leave most respectfully to
incrm hIs friends snd the pubuc, that BE- hss rn
poue ircc from London an srce for the nanufacfurs
nf summer Hats, Which he is sure will please al persons
icndoi wcauuf light Hat. isofa hcsuuiu irsh coor
f,r hhtcr than Lcrhorn, and b. vcnuaic hat will
keep the head perfectly cool tic Will warrant Hats ma e
" this material to be waterproof in fact they will be
such an arclc ~ cannpt AL please auy person WHO
may wear and will DO ecld az the loW pucoofet ap9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-04-15
WILLIAM O. HARRIS.
J. BRANNAN 4 CO.'S
OLD DOMINION CI,OTiIINa STOR y

"uIUIHIng Juhh EatIey's Union Cotiee House, and
X. Ii. jenkins Dry Goods Store, Main st
ME would embrace this opportunity and method Of
w making known Ia the cizens Of Richmond ts vi.
entity AMI the state tatwe constantly keep hand Cloth
ing Of all kind and moEc especially 5r the current and an.
proaehing seasons, which will sell prices for
cash We respectfully invite all to call and inspect our
soc x whether they want the goods All goods sold
by us That do not please ncvcTy respect, may bcTetued
and the money refunded.
All goods warranted. mn OFF