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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

TORNADO IN OHIo.-May6eld and Kirkland, two
towns near Cleveland, were nearly buried in ruins
by violent tornado on the 4th inst. Houses and
barns were unroofed-trees uprooted-one man
kiled-fences carried away-several limbs broken
log cabins scattered to the four Withstand heavy
stones hurled through the air in manner perfectly
terrific. Its width was from fifty to one hundred
rods. No one stopped to notice whether it was cen
tripetal or centrifugal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

A LADIES PIoUs MEErlNa-A meeting Of the la
dies will be held in the lecture room Of DR.. Spring
church. on Wednesday next,,h 2ist, at ii o'clock 4
M for the purpose offormng an association auxiliary
to the American Seaman's Friend Society. Drs.
Spring, Schroeder, and other gentlemen, are ex-
pected 10 address the meeting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18
The Weekly Herald,

Containing full description of the grand Bcz Ball,
illustrated with nearly twenty original engravlng'-
also containing an account OF the dinner gwen boz
tonight, will be published tomorrow morning at
eight oelock-prce 81 cents per single number
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

The MAD PoEr Macdonald Clarke was yester.
day taken TO the Luna;ic Asylum, under singular
and affecting circumstances.
On Wednesday afternoon, he was found bare.
headed, during the peltng of the piess shower,
kneeling by beggar in the street, and Offering him
all the money he had. 90 thank you," said the
beggar-"you want it as much as do" Some
time after, Police Officer Bowyer found him in
sete Of perfect madness, calling out the names of
some female that he fancied he was in love with
He kindly took him 10 an apartment in the Tombs
during the night, and in the morning poor Clark was
found crcuching into the corner, with his clothes
half torn of, in pure distraction He was then car
red up to the Lunatic Asylum, where he now
mains
Alas, poor Clark we had not seen him for several
weeks. But we learn that set Of miserable vaga-
oonds bad got around hm--spriiing up his wild fan
cy-s'irrng up his insane spri,-and urging on the
poor creature, I'LL his career is thus closed in the
Lunatlc Asylum. Some human souls are like the
SCOTTISH Parhenon, on Cation Hill, Ednburgh--a
wild, classic ruin, from the laying of the corner
| sone--a perfect wreck from the first to last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

MOVEMENT THE NoBILLrY-Lord Morpeth ar
rived at Richmond on Saturday last, and took rooms
at the Exchange.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18
- To ElNS

The writer would be pleased to hear from you
again, if you will let him know where he may send
an answer, otherwise
81 must tarry;where my lot is cast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

We are happy to learn, from authentic sources.
that Captain Wyhndam Schnley, who was cent
y clandestinely married. with the co-operation Of a
son Of the mistress Of fashionable boarding school
at New Brighton, 10 Miss CroRhan the niece Of Col.
Croehan and Gen. Jesup. of the army, will be de-
ieated in his principal object.
We informed that 'or ten years to come the
present Mrs Schinley can have no control over the
large estates devised to her BY her grandfather, the
late Gen O'Hara, of Pittsburg, but is entitled by
his will to an allowance of only $1,000 per annum;
and further that the consent of her father to her
marriage is necessary before the property vests in
the young lady at all We shall be extremely hap
by if other individuals implicated by rumor in this
amentable affair, clear themselves from the charge
OF connivance or participation in proceedings whlch
have excited so general feeling Of indignation IN
this community .-Erening paper.
1t is said that an investigation is going on into
the circumstances Of the eopement and thatit will
be closed in few days. Who married the young
lady? Who tied the knot! Had his honor the
Mayor any thing to do with it or does he know
who had Let us have light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

SHOCKING ISDEED.-Some OF the Wall street prints
think that there is great deal of popery in the
Public School Law, proposed in the Legislature -
Nothing else in it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

CONTENTS OF THE NEwsPApERs-Democra Alloy
"A Financial Agent Wan.ed-Refo rm-R esum =.
ton-Taxing bank notes-A Correctional Polish
Exile-It Snews-Prospecus for the Readers Re.
treat-Cilizsn's Ball-The Delegates and the Gala.
boose-fIow Kind-Mr Higgins-State Debt Re.
pudiation-Supposed Rupert Diamonds Ale
Brandreth's Pills-Green Peas-San,a Fe Expedi
ton Resumption easy-Boz Ball-Tyler Meeting
Boz ball tickets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

ATMOSPHERIC IN ILLINOIS On the 22d ult., the
mercury al Galena stood at twenty-five degrees be-
low zero.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18
Ccurt CoIcn0nr-.This Dav

CiRouIr CoURr.-Nos. 277 2os, 3O2 a. a. %, 81, a.
49, a. a. ST. 81 &c. &c. 49, -, 81, So 90, lal, i4s 1877
1872 $40, 246 $50, 1877.
supERIoa CouRr-Nos. Is, l4A CO. %, 49, 90, IS, 81,
%, SO, IA rs H. 10, so. 81 200 3d. 81 &c. CO. 81, e5
s6, 49, 90 loa lo4, 1885, ITO, ILL., liz, 49, ill., ll6 49,
ll9, 100, 1871.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

SICKNESS IN OHro.-There appears to be great
deal of sickness in Ohio, caused by the recent mild
weather. We believe that the deaths in the whole
country, this year, will show great increase Of
those of 1910, and from the same causc-md, hu-
mid weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

BONN Dickens continued very much ind;s
posed all day yesterday There has been floor
committee to knock him down-a police committee
to pick him up, and a refreshment committee to
feed him. There ought now TO be sick committee
TO nurse him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

THISTLE BALL-The Thistle Ball takes place TO
night at Tammany Hall. This is a charity ball
got up by benevolent association, for the benefit of
poor Scottish emisrans. 1t is a highly deserving
charity, and should be patronised. See advertise
ment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

Whipping for larceny is to be ato-
lished in New Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-18

DIR Morris TRAVELS IN EUROPE -We present our
readers to-day, with few extracts from the travels
OF DIR. V. Mott, in Europe. They are so so-seem.
ing to be only ampfcations of report of the intro
ductory lecture which he delivered at the opening
of the University Medical School last year. His
remarks and observations in his journey through
italy, Greece, Egypt. and Turkey, are very sensible
and unpretending, but nothing above common.
place. Altogether it is, however, a very readable
volume.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, WEDNESDAY, July 81 1910
CHEAP Dry cooDs ron ,,su

- ~. JL sk ~ wouLi' invite pcrrons who " nj
I.oads-- - w. ''s
l. andfnor y - 80 800
boHHefs ft0 Nun'a Bonncs a. 25e: sOoo Bonncis for
'.s,s eny Nissr-i cotnpttnE al the s'ylcswoTu
"a. " '.sgohrgs-l la bales ~ very low prices
huwn ahd he'd shitiags ami shcengs, all widths
an 40 Unparalleled low Ir.coF
=, Ll"ifs Dfesa haots-A great variety OF Lawns coYd
"usns sl'ss L-pJ rneS, aud other and fashionable
Igr G.hne7isH-Cioth, Cassinsrea, vcstings Cravais
- suspend - Hosiery, Linens GUNNER Gloves, &c
fio'rerF and Ribgnds. great variety
worth 10 ccu'a 80 49,
re- LiHsHs by the piece yard all pIicca from Il
OIL 81 B . T.. e. the finest made
,apss oHd toHa' ., large rul Ily and cheap
Mytthhs de Lains, all kinds end larsaus
Also, many very cheap goods from anrou bought AZ
9crhec, and viii be cold al prices those Who
u 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
VOL. XVIII.
BY ALEXANDER MosELEY.
TERMS.

SUBSCRIPTION 20 the DAILY WING IN City snbscti
bors year. and Coz n shorter period the of SIC
year, both payable In advance When by mail SlC
ADVERrISiNG-Foron one square ofhf ln Cor less)
enc lnreron - cents insertion 81 isls TIN
hont ~ 10 AMI ever succeeding inFcttipa 81 cents
Thrice a week, fhcSuts f1T each inss siion.
Twice. week, hTst insertion 20 cents every succeeding
nscriion ~ cents
Once week, nrstinseron 10 cents every succeeding
iafcri,ou inCcnts.
Transient advertisers must pay In advance.
The number Of Insertions OF AdyrTtiscnc ME must lie
acted The Ms they viii hc inserted until ordered To
be topped aud charged accordingly. ur-Ordcra To ATOP
Bsust also be in writing.
Annual Advertisers charged so or two Fquarca
la that proportion tor advertisements Of c1.
eept Auetoneers and Lottery dealers who charged
slO1, (paperiuclndcd)
tCS-The COUNTRY WIG Is published twice a week,
Tucs1ys and FIdayS) Eve dollars per snnuin pay able
In advance.
FOR ADvERrisINC--77 oeots a square. Cor lcss) for
the Irsti1sc Tton. aud % ats foI each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
MEDICINES.
A REMEDY FOR THRUsH-CANKER
AND NuKsING sOkE MOuIM.

lWouSANDS both young and old. but cspce ,,y InpeIs
anl infants, are every CONSUMED - the tomb by
me a'os" Stubborn f7et SEQ The mkuio rshuding and ~.
torrance oim"l praCicns yscsna la rcsard t0 this ~
90 - ani -" eona-qurnt unocusioty fCurc tom then
re'eiiou@ - aubiect ~ comtnsn ro.narE uuong all
hose who have fuicfei from tie disease, waD have
Witnessed The Suhertngs Of others.
Therefore, Hivcs "a much pleasure. 10 be able 10 offer
IN iht class Of uuf-rers remedy; which has
Hcrcr (asd la snse Instance be- The mort asgtavaei
case fthit discsse; where the mother child
have been coveted externally Wi, over the
whole body, a wsil o. Internally.
May thc curcs We have witne seed ncrflrmed by
thcsc mciciucs IN the worst Thrush CGnter
and NErnnP Sore M,sit. even where the patient lsI
rcen given over by number OF the most talented pys
clans.
We present us eompoun thus confidently, because We
know II Is only 10 hc tossed o. be apprccinfed
&c - ~ For sale by g. STEVENS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
JEW DAv1Ds or HEBREW PLASTER

JEW DAVID's Or HEBREW PLASTER.
Il To its extraordinary effects M the animal ibi Or
nerves. gancn auimnscles is virtues being by
them To the Immediate seat Of disease Of pam week
ness.
However good any internal remedy may be- ilis as an
external Application, Viii prove apowcrf uAaTy la re-
moving the disease and facilitating the Of
local Inflammation, schrouleus affection, King Evil Gou
lnfammaoTy and Chronic Rheumatism anu IN ali cases
where seated pain or weakness exist.
gentleman travelling In South 81 Europe and Pa
lesiinc la 1881 heard - much said Ia the acr place len
praise Of JEW uANiDS, OR HEBREW PLASTER aud
oi th"tas lc c"nrlctc miraculous Il i4l perform
Cd that lic was Induced 10 Iy his own person. 1
lung and liver affection, tie Of which had tho
chei object OF his journey, but which had resisted the
genial influence Il that balmy aud delicious climate lie
soon found his hcath improving and In few his
cough len him. the salvncss ~ his skin dis ppca red
pam was rcmpV nnd hs health became msnent rem
stated since thai lime lac has been recommending % 10
his friends and a"quanauccs for all fixed pains whatever
the side, hip back aud limbs, scrouuua huuors knots
wcus wltc swelling hard tuinoIs sif Joints asue cases
asuc Ia the breast, weakness pain the stoA
weak limbs, lsncucss, affections OF the spine smale
weaknesses &c No ien1e subject 20 pain or weakness
In the back or side should hc without H.
MARRIED LADIES,
IN delicate situations find great relief from constantly
wearing tlii pits'r. TIE application Of this plaster L.
lhc has o. en- found certain reLa. ~ for
Snds e1uila ihsic aud lung affections In their primary
stages II destroys iuhlmaiion 10y producing eont,. No.
spraiinn. No physician should be wihautu. 49,
Tor parucu-fssee bills that compni,s each bor nd,
drectuus Zach uuN cuuiaus sufficient 10 fpt-ad !. X y
eight ulasicrs Price % cents per box. For sale.
&c IT dlN rld A g. STEVENS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
]. ". RANDOLPH q Co

- y" LAN.NDOL-Et1 ".
Main SfrcSf, Richmond, "a
AVE Tor sale e. nodersfc puees the following, with
many ether Theological Works
WORKS 81 I ChalincI, u ID, vo's-NaiuIal Theology,
Christian Revelation, Moral Philosophy, Commercial and
Astronomical Discourses
Mciyiils Sermons. ~
bishop Ncilvaine u oxford Divinity
IncJio-y for the Pcovlc, by p iIcnsbaw 70
Baraesl Noes and Qlesiions the Gospels, Acts.
Romans Corinthians, and Pracfical Sermons
Brnis History OF Christ, - Paul Elisha, Abraham and
Jacob
Letters 10 IN Anxious Enquirer. by Rev n Henry ID ID
AHboils WAY IN do Gooi-Nourg ChTistian-Coner
stonc-hcary Heat ami Fire-sidc Series
he Sabbath School, and ought 10 be, by w A
Alrou - - - -
Table of the Lord. ~ author Of the Listener
Colerdre's AIDS 10 Reflection
RANKS History % the Popes of Rome "
tompan:ou O. lie Book Of Genesis by III Turner ID
Nuoer'oree's Practical View of Christianity
Pia'n Sermons, by sufhors Iflcts f1rihc Times
Lord Kings Inquiry into the Worship, &c. OF The Pr
ui'iye Church
Philips Devotional Guies. ~
biblical Analysis. or Toriral Arr1nseroent ~ the
seIuref inc Use u Mn.sieIs Bible Classes Teach
:, amy worship and Private Meditation, by Par
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27

SUPERION % the Hygcln, Brandrcth's, Evans To.
- mot" the hiichlcss (prccdD Suavc, Indian Putga.
i've any Other Pills oT Compound before the puhc
ceihed To- by Physicians ami Others. lcinonc condemn
tein nnihthey have tried thctn and ttn CERTAIN
they will not
II IS now settled point with III who have used the We.
geisblc PERSIAN PILLS, thai they are pre.enGeny tic
hes, and most cnlcacious FAMILY MEDICINE that has
yet bccn used In America. II every family could become
acquainted with their Sovereign power over disease they
would kecp ihem andbc prepared with n sure REMEDY
10 apply On inc hTf appearance Of disease aud then how
much distress would be avoided ani money saved well
as Tue ives OF thousands WHO hurried lime by
ncgettns disease In lie trst sagcs 10y not being ln
possession Of remedy which They race dencn iecc
upon O. PILE In each box, price 62s cents For saIc at
Richmon., by A. G.. STEVENS Ar.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
CERTIFICATE

certify that have, by way Of experiment used the
iygcan, and most Of the various kinds Pills la my prac
tee which have borne the highest repue in the public
m1on Thar have been offered for sale ia this unity
toner Persian Pills; ard the public may rest assured ina
none among tho whole catalogue has answered better
purpose, easy and ccc us remedy than the Resur
recuou OF Persian Pills, in most cases II disease
CHARLES BACKUS, ~ ID.
Rochester. N. ", Sept u, 1889
H-diy cI2f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
}. PEASE X SONS
COMPOUND CLARIFIED ESSENCE or
ARIIOIIN Id EiNnN

fIiiis Incompatible COMPOUND, for the of Coughs
colds, &C. Is Justly celebrated aud every day but ais
its popularity LIS taste Is very pleasant anr Glr saicy
aud convenience 10 prcicrIblet every other cough recy
known Numerous certificates siicacy ATE In me
NJ the proprieors although they deem the "a
piiy increasing demand 'oI the arclc the great favor
with which It every where received, the best esi.
icnccs OF lis utility.
To Observe, every genuine package is slsncdh 10y
l. fEASE & son,
10 Division street. y Y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27


JAMES & GEORGE WINSTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Have on consignment, and offer for sale at reduced
prices
IN BUSHELS prime Clover seed
w ~ hhis = CroiT, New Orleans and p Rico Sugar
q hhds BALTIMORE whiskcy
~ bt- ao ID
% - Gibson Martins OldRyc
~ boxes s1iu, lNNlS aUi i2Kii Class
Lou hJls No Mott & Iierrin-s
u uh"s Trinidad and y % Molssses
- bags Java, Rio and Laruayra Coffee
Is half chests Imperial and Dung Hyss, Tea
~ bbls MALAGA Wine
~ boxes -, 81 aud 6's Talioy Candies
lui DO Good sul Common SoaI,,
y tubs Goshen Butter
81 kegs New Lard
5Jbbs VINEGAR
81 boxes Havana sugar
81 buis BT4zil
~ half pipes French Brandy, in the Cus,on Jo,ss
l0quartcf casks Pou Wine
10 hbls Apple and Peach Brandy
100 lbs CunetIi
- pieces Hair Cloth
taniy Flour OHM. Wine, inl eniiohns
i"sisusM scsars, a. 81 per ~.
Lotion am Nlll-ur Chairs
nllsp Mahogany, assorted
snuu Ncucers
Gumiy Rags Table Legs
Ichhcis Ias!T Backs
'Oucn Mahogany Knobs
AinunSs sofa Springs
Irish whiskcy Moss
y L Ram GealSevcs
Imitation French Braady CockIescives
O.u Apple 10 sand screen
CoFdi1is Move WiTe, Nos 20 rs
County, Gin Dars Mills
SICILY VI Vine Hydraulic Cement
Madeira Wue, 10 years old Flooring PLANK and single
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
no MOTHERS.

AICssRs. =. CHASE q CO.-Gcnis.-Ire,rinr much
W said apnr the cNfaorIlry effects H.. Re.nr,cc.
ton o. Pctsisr Pfup'n those about To bc.one mother
w"wcrc 'ndnecdt" max" ttia OF thc My AZ that
time ihe mother OF Children ani hal suffered the most L.
dons and o1eTueains pains during snd conGue.
mcni 81 each sac "a Tired every and
medicine bur found little Teicf She commenced IA
King the PEI IA" Pds about months he fore confne-
meat ther health To- ins very poor about is length
,NouD anu soon amer was .nabcdhy their attend
10 lhc cares Of mother 20 her fshiy uu hcr conGuc.
meni ~ the tune she commenced takiu: Persian
Ps, and los several weeks previous, she afflicted wuh
uiy hifu cough and ifcIncnt svcrc crin wicht lc
use oi the Ts entirely removed before Using half box
" "a will great confidence thrt We advise atlosc about
u occpuie IuAcrs 10 maze tire Persian Pills
those ta' have i'Scr hcm Ia ncshborhool have got
i'ns la The same easy mnnncr, aud about the house
la lew days There does not appear to bc hall the aE
ger OF Gicr dliculics setting IA after couGuc where
thcsc Pis taseu. We uuitciy say none neglect
taxing hcn ior they the reach othe POOR as Wen
az the rich We arc tru'y thankful thai there l. remedy
which females can easily procure, which bids far
the world Of SUFFERING which many OF them have 10
bear, auip per tie lives Of t1uaan which other.
wise would lie lost r. ROBERTS.
. . A. %. ROBERTS.
Rochester May iti 1888
Fer sale 10y A. G. STEVENS.
li-clldi2m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
GARDEN SEED.
W.aRRA-NTED FRESH md GENUINE.
WHOLEssLr and RErArL

WARRANTED FRESH and GENUINE,
,pr,,,,o,,,. WhoLEs.tr and RErAiL.
AsPARAGuS-C ami or Buich
80 and 'insli Lima, Scarlet Runners. Red
MAP BEANS Fairly china. T-riv yer,, r.., rob,
nrrl ~ IiseG ~ iu2io one re- Marrow r,ig MoflWk
ppd, s,IT AnuMhis french sugar ManEel wurizcI
Bliicr1ea lite Bsiter,eS. pa; DTe 61n. %
I,TsI li.tfur Drumhead savoy Green CURED sasoy,
Gcs s, r., yEG = El.ly aadra;e
Ei.EgY-,vhi,e SOLD
CAhkor-Ions oranso, Long Scarlet Early Horn. Al
CREs Curieior Perpcryrass
arsU 81 frame Early Cluster, Long Gresn
ESSDi VI CURED
KkIEs-Greco CURED scotch, Rsce
LETTucEERya Mhl,e Head, Ice. Brown Dutch, Early
WATER ii', m I,lSoS; Vile aTd Green Goes
DNS-iireen Citron, Nutmeg, Pine Apple
Mu-raRb@whi,e Medicinal and ,rovn
onion silver SKIN, yellow Duich EaryRed
PEA--EI'Ia Early. Early war~,ek, Early Nay. Early
90. ,h,shops D~sIfPIol!he ''-''
PEPPEE.c Cayenne ami squash
PE n sSlpTLoaS Mm,e, Quincy or Dutch
HApDSi-Io9s $elre' 81 r Tor LONG salmon, White
saLsIFY-orv ese'aGie o. ser
rflNAtN-
souAslI-Eary Bush, Orange warted. Yellow Crook
Neck -'S'' S''>
TOMATo-far-e land Yellow
IJRNlP White Plat Dutch, Rcd Ton I,rgs rn-lsb
Norfolk. Rgia iia=a ~ '7''
FLOWER SEEDS and BUInOTS nDOrS L.. 81.
sortIncuL
70 ? WILLIAM PALMER.
GREAT BARGAINS IN CALICOES.
JUST openeda laige assortmcnt of English and Amer.
~ csn'aieoe- at urpTece iierfed low prices.
lAeNi an DerS Cslicoes, az q, g, ~ and iltc
9o'i d. go 80 80 80 a. a. s *: SsT ~
b1ck aud White Caiicocs, a. i2t, 10. ~ and DC
a. French do, very -uneti,l,- M .g-lr
A beautiful assortment Of colorei. blask and white
lawns an Ginh1ms, which viii SOLD al sue prices az
cannot iai % please.
Tue ato'c go'is with many others suited the selsUn
nave bceu received, and great bargains be expected
a. Il CUNNiNGHAMiS
ma " Cheap Cash Dry Goods store. Main &.
FAMILY OMMENTARY, on the Holy Bble
IRON me Worss oi Henry and scott, and above 100
otHer YrferA Published ia London by tho Relgi
tfat society wh AMI cngravings " large syo
good print and paper pce 81 a. for any quantity
w RANDOLPH n CO,
Main Roc mn rf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27

II ANiNG determined 20 DO a CASH business We take
tis mcihoi % saying 20 friends The public
s'nefShy, mar ~ haze now on hand large and well
iecie, si2sk % FAMILY GROCERIES, which viii sell
Tor u al az prices that Will make IL object
deai with US 20 purchase fOT Cash. and Cash only. We
deem use ess here 20 adj l Of be found in
our assof suffice tito saw, tits complete. comprising
every article OF every gnaiy the beet TO
lowest priced IN line. We ask particular attention
ho"eYer, TO our Wines, Lquors, Teas Coees
TABB & GILES,
tna ~ EanilE NTnreTs. Enr Min
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-27
NOTICE.
Ep EIGHT EEnIf(.ED

Tameelins he Pre'lirni ami Director. of,s Rich
II mopd. ffedo k-Lurs sn.l Po.nBsc Railroad Conn,
ny, on the 10TH DAY Of March. lst2-
R,.oired That following fcdueoas In he rates OF
Freish, between Rehmohi ant CERTAIN pont-on The Iou
"a Railroad be, and they hereby, made % take enc
Tcn The i,th day ofAtri noEi-V1:
On Gran One cen, -. hundred pounds FROM Fredc-
Iek1 Han snd Third Turnout, aud two eeuts from
iouirs g. H.. Ireviiliin's and Gordon vale.
Oh ftghr-T~o CO nis per barrel from Gor,onsvie
On Sah-Two eents per Jack to third Turn out four
cents TO Iousl Courihouso, xix eeHa to rreyans an
On Be,G Po-l oHd F',L-Per barrel p esn,sto r,ee.
reks IAN een's T. unri Taxa out, e.nts 10 Lousa
dcn,','e. CIV. MAcMuRDo' ''
oGeeRF3PRRco. '@'"''''
CHEAP SHEETlNGS.
PLrAcHED Cotton sheeiins-, rsry hsary, ami ,aris
- Voc, At Z, cents peg ysri
Fine 4 andl2 Linen stcetngs eLsop ~
iel0 CROUCH. BaooGs nUDsoN's
IposE wATER-9l gallons Of Gnc Rose w.,cr.
L. fresh distilled, from the D,urask Rosesnt "r le
~ DOVE.
NEW DRY GOODS.
f late arrival we have receive sprns Summer
ID Goods, making tioek a. this time complete aDi
very large wADswoRrh, TURNER a 90.
SrECiE IARs-iloo and bali gallon Specie Jars, suit.
jel5 LYELI.. JOHNSTON 4 LYFLt
SuIRrlNGS, OZNABURGS, &c.
TWENTY iisios 81 and "a Cotton suiriiuss
~ bales faud6 Cotton SLccinrs
" % 'pion pknabures
Hlrscbct sltcctings ysrds vide
The above goods viii he cold iow Per.ons from ,le
Country arc deeircd 10 call and craii inc At
u tVNN tNGiiAMS
les CAcap Cash by Goods store.
900 THEOLOGICAL BOOKS.
! w kANDOLPH N co have on hand, fer sale at
~ low priccai epl VOLS Theological WORKS embracing
many valuable standard editions AMI most fth- new pub
irsions Il the day Pcrsou- forming Theological Libra.
nes would co well 20 give them call a. great inic e.
ments 10 pufcha-eis vii be OIL red. ie7
400 1lERCE~ fresh Thoms.in Lime landing from
INIO schf Lucinda, SNOW for sale.
lei woRTnAN, MeGRunER a. co.
400 BONES s4iO and IOIlS Glass, receiving and Tor
el6 woRTHAN MeCRUDRR & co.
GkNrL EMS PUnP SOLE BooTEEs
Jdc95 W ZEE & Sons Mnke
NJ have Just ulcnci LOT of the above beautiful runp
w sole Booeesi made expressly for Us which arc very
fine aud handsome.
ie 10 Tashioasi H Boot 81 aa s' Shoe Desers.
GENTLEMENis ELEGANT DhEss
BOUTs-NgHufaefu by J Mles q Son.
iK assortment ot tine above elegant dress oofo Is very
~ large an icompc,e 10 whc. solicit ca from those
IN want JUDAH MYERS q co,
le ~ fashi 'na''c Boot aii shoe Dealers.
)NlStiPES.- 2lJOD Z, nuDe rTuciyc gafs i,nI,ln-
81 10y onr'olvcs direct from Puerto Princ pc choice
article just received, and i.t ale.
Also, On hand, low priced domestic Scrars.
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