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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-28

The FATE OF AARON BuRR's DAUGHTER.-Evefy
one says the Boston Morning Post, who knows aught
of the history of Aaron Burr, must recoect the mys
FERROUS death Of his only daughter, the wife of for
mer Governor of South Carolina. She left Charles
ton in a brig for New York as was said, with a large
amount Of money and plate ; but the brig never
reached that port, nor was ever heard OF after
Years passed away, when a sailor i'll Maine, on his
death-bed, confessed to have been Of the Of
the brig and that the passengers were all murdered
for their money. Some few years since sailor IN
Mobile died with similar confession, and find ii,
the New Orleans Crescent City of the I'd instant, the
following paragraph concerning the same matter -
"a gentleman from Texas--an old and valued
friend, and one whose veracity is unimpeachabe-n-
forms that old sailor recently died at Matagor-
da who made full contest n Of a number of pira-
he was one Of the crew Of Gee eTesss wdEfd sa
from Charleston, with Mrs. Aston on board When
three days out, consultation was held and it was
determined that the passengers should be robbed and
murdered The work Of death commenced, and all
killed, Mrs. Aston being the last victim WHO
made to walk the plank. Her image, he said
always before him, and he could not die without
confessing the horrid deed. The closing scene OF
his life was horrible in the eNtreme-he rayed with
madness claiming, There there she is now =
see her standing before me -away-away
Many witnesses were present. who can bear ties
tinony to the confession, and we think there can no
longer exist any doubt on subject which was 50
long yelled III mystery"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-28

RnopE ISLAND CoNsrIruMoN.1hc result Of the
first days vote, the question of adopting the new
Constitution, was a'maorty Of l,l79 against it, At
the close of the second days election, the majority
against it was 1l35 The polls were to continue
open one day more "Wednesday The whole mum
Der of votes polled on Monday and Tuesday was
about \ 600
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-28
ALL HAIL JOHN TYLER.

Mr.. TYLER has taken another sltidc in the march Of
glory. He has recommended The repeal ofthe Land
DstI button bill and done this too IN hc most manly
and unequIvocsl manner Wehonor him ior his firm
ness and his principle and Did him move IN in Ira
umph IN the name Of the people - inder,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-28
]. e. w YOUNG.

DRUGGISTS, 1.-TWO doors east of Gadsbys - re-
- specially inform their friends and the public
generally, that they are determined to be up with the
times and are prepared 10 sell Medicines Fancy Ar
tices any thing in their line of business cheap for
cash A fresh supply Of English, French, and Amer
can Perfumery, I.inseed Oil, White Lead and Win
dow Glass just received. Also, just received, i
small lot of DR. Bcckwith's Anti-Dyspectic Pills
fresh. mar 2s--3t
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-28

lN rnosE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL LET THERE
~ rsnY-Is Nos-EssENrIALs, LIBERTY; AND IN ALL
,,uScs cHARirY.-fugusiin
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-28

VIRGINIA-The amendments to the Resumption
bill, which made in the Senate, were agreed TO
in the House, on Wednesday afternoon, with one Or
two exceptions. The House disagreed by vote OF
80 to AZ, to the amendment of the Senate striking
out the section which requires the banks to resume
within sixty days after the Northern banks shall have
section limiting the reception of the Wheeling notes
in payment of taxes to the counties adjacent to the
point where they issuedand another section di-
rectng that the bonuses due from the banks shall be-
paid into the Treasury instead of being invested IN
bank stock. An amendment embracing stay Law
feature, offered by Mr. liaskins, and voted dow
by large majority. If the bill becomes law in lis
present shape, the banks of Virginia must resume
the lst of July next.
The Legislature it is thought, would close the ses
sion to-day-Bdu timer.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-28

TRADE OF ST.. Louisville ST Louis Era of the
18th instant says
The spring business of this city has now fairly com
menced. Communication with Galena, the Missouri,
and the Illinois, is rapid and safe and pleased
To that the boats from all those quarters heay
ly laden with the productions Of the farmers and mi
Large quantities of flour, wheat and grain,
received, and Immediately sent forward to market
Tobacco is beginning to arrive, and the quantity OF
pork is also considerable. Within the last week up
wards of 10000 pigs of lead have been received from
Galena, and are in the course of re-shpmcnt for 4
market Every boat which leaves this port for the
south, is heavily laden, and notice very considcra
Bile shipments of pork for towns on the Ohio. Taken
together these articles of domestic production amount
to very considerable sum, and can be used adyanta
geously in paying Indebtedness TO the Atlantic CT
tics. They surost reliance for relief from pre-
sent difficulties and should constitute only Deepen
dencc
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-28
PROFESSORS OF MATHEMATICS IN TIE
NAVY.

Among the measures of reform in the NAVY
proposed by the Secretary in his annual report,
we deem few of more importance than the pro-
position to confer on the Professors of Math-
ematics definite and permanent rank. Under
the present system established by the law of
1885, these public servants hold no distinct sta
ton in the relative grades of officers, are not
like others entitled to peculiar observances OF
respect, are debarred the enjoyment Of nearly
every comfort which others, who should be
thought no higher in dignity clam right,
are recognized as officers and receive pay as
employ ed, and through these and other disabIl-
tiles are deprived Of all their means of useful
ness.
The interests Of the service require that all
these things should be changed Our officers
should be not only good practical seamen, but
men of scientific attainments. 1t was for this
purpose that professors have been appointed.
But the mere appointment of this grade OF OH
GERS is utterly nugatory, unless such standing
is given to them as will command the respect
instruct. Little or nothing will be learned from
professor who is not respected. No matter
what inherent qualities commanding the deier-
ence of others, man may possess, they WI
lose most of their force in an artificial system
Of punctilio such as exists in our Navy, unles:
he is included in the influence Of that system
] II we hope that the ldbors Of the professor
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-28
NATIONAL TIlEATRE.-W Washington.
DIR. LARDNER'S FOURTH NIGHT
THIS EVENING, March Goth,
THE POWER OF STEA

Natural effects in which the power CLIMATES ~
laws--lts univer aty-conditons which regulate
us appcaon-s uses for commerce and natlonal
dcicnce-conditions necessary for its efficiency 4
piled to War Steamers
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-28
PART II.
WATER SpOUTS

To be- illustrated Nv representations Of Water Spout
Witnessed by Captain BtErntf "a hN N9FSR' Is
BEnRING's Srallrs taken from original dfSN'hg
Ivy THE OBSERVERS.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-28
From The Journal Of Commerce
LATER FROM CHINA.

by the ship Delhi which arrived this morning from
China, we have Macao dates To the 26th November,
beng days later than our previous adyices. The
following extracts
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-28

This accounts for the delay OF the Detroit
newspaper mail at New Y ork, complained of in
the Commercial Advertiser Of the 18th instant
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-25
TO NOTIIEES.

0yESSRS v CHASE & CO. cns.-IIeaTing much
wi said about tho extraordinary eTcciso the Rcaur,
lion Or Persian Pills upon those about become moicrf.
wvcrc Undue Ell 10 make trial ofthcm Ny wife that
tmc the mother Of children and had suffered the most
tus aud cEcru-ntng pains during and aGcr confnc.
of EACH She hadtrcd every and taken
medicine but found ltlc relief she commenced o..
KING tho Persian Pills about months before her cnuuc-
mont (hcr health o. iug vcry about is length ~ Time
prcv1sl aud soon acr cu1bieihy ther attend
o. tho of 1cr Der family until hrr cprduc.
meut. ~ tho iun ahc commenced t,.inI ttc Persian
Falls, aud Tor several wcr previous. She sic 40 with
dIy hard cIu-1, rI frequent severe cramps, wrhfhc
nj Goo Pills ouuFry rmot ~ before urn1 hill box.
r with great confidence that avisc uilihrec about
~ become uoicts To- tikc uFc uffe Persian Pills. Az
chose That have nkcr hem in ncighhornu1i have got
along in the same ctfy manner and about te house
in tgw days Ihctc docs not app At o. be hilfnc daL-
0f Othcr dfcuns settling in after confinement where
t1rre pilla akcn We unuciy sly, lrt neglect
takng fhom, f,r hcy n the reach ofthe poor
usthc rich. Wcafc truly thankful thai there ig remedy
wuich females can easily procure, Which Lis lair q les
the world OF suffering, witch many NJ them have to
brr anil perhaps the lives Of thousands which other.
wttc would be l1ft. T. ROBERTS
A. o. ROBERTS.
Rochester, May fth, i9l9.
For rslcby A. q. STEVENS.
ri Dim
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-25
GARDEN SEED.
W.iRR-GxTED FRESH AND GENUINE,

| W.iRR.lNTED FRESH AND GENUINE,
| WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
| hRTICUORE- Green Clobe
/ A-PARAGhS-G;auto OF Dnch
u hSS-IaTse and small Lima, Scarlet Runners, Red
SNAP BEANs-Eiry China Eariy Yellow Pa,i, G r..ss
Refugee OF 100 to one, RED Marrow Early Joh.uk
hEtI-buly Hood rurni.' Rooeti c'l1v 10 long Hood
m, oa.l9S and~hite Preach, sus, r Msngel wurtzei
BkotcLl-iurf@e and White
CAbBAGt;-Eariy York Lirge York E,tiy so,,,lo,f do
bauersea- laic Bateuea, Fiat DUTCH, Drumhs.d
iirg1 berrur, Drumheaj sayOy, Green CURED savoy
CkuilFLowER-Eariya Late
BRUSSELS SPROUTS
'ELERh White Solid
CARROT-Long Orange, Long Scarlet Early Horn Al
toringlam 10y ' "
CHEs--Curledor Pepperrrass
Frame Early Cluster, Icing Green,
GoaNIEariy su.ar. Early Tusearorss
Poo PLANT
XALss,Greeu cprled Scotch, Rape
LEtk-targe Sco'ch
LtriucE-RnyAi white He,d. Ice, Brown Ouch, Early
-, 1nI.e,i : "a. White ard Green Co.'s
MATER @LLoN - Finest Kinds
SEl 'r,>, Tree Ciiron' Nutmeg, Pine Apple
MuSrARD-whi,e Medicinal and Brown
ONION -riiser skin, Yellow Dutch, Early Red
rEhps-hNIs kaIy, Early Warwick, Early May, Early
Pf1iLe, 10 Charlton. Blue Prussln Dwarf Marrowfai
o, bishops. DwmfPr
PEPPER-Csyenne and squash
PARsNlP-LOuE White, Gurnsey OF Dutch
PRsLhf-fine CuTied
RHuBtRB-Undulaied forTarfs
kADDi-H-Iong Scarlet Short Ton. Lone Salmon White
Tutalp, Rcd Turnip, Bae Y Soanish y
sh SIS, IN or vegetable Oyster
s0uAsii-Early Bush. Orange warted. Yellow Crook
Neck 'N-
T TON Redsnd yellow
H"nne FIAT Dutch, Red Top, Large English,
FLOWER SEEDS and BULBoUs ROOTS, large as.
sormcnL
n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-25
MLs uMNECTIuN 0K PENsIAN PILL-.

CUPEitIOK 10 t'tr HygcaH, Brsndrcth'l, Evans, To-.
~ mote, fIc Mlrhcss tuuccd1 sentative, Indian Pmgl.
tive orauy uthct Pills or Compound before the public.
certified by Ply scaus and Others. Let none condemn
them until they have tried ncn, aud Vn CERTAIN
they will uut.
u Is settled point with all who have used The We
grtabic PERSIAN PILLS that they precmnenty the
hest and ui'st cihcecious FAMILY MEDICINE that has
vet bccu usedu America. n every family could become
acquainted with tcr sovereign power disease, they
would kecp then and be prepared with a sure REMEDY
10 apply the appearance of disease and then how
much distress would be avoided and money saved we'll
as the lives u thousands who hurried of time by
urglccting disease stages, 10y being
possession II remedy which ncy Tlacc dependence
nron 81 Pl1 IN each box, price 62 cents For sale. 81
Kichmond, by A. q. STEVENs,A1t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-25
CERTIFICATE

ccitfy That have, 10y way Of experiment. used the
Hygcan, ami m' ~ The various kinds Pills, W my prsc
tcc, which have borne hc highest In the public
tnatiou thd have been offered for sale IN Tits vicinity
the last iyr Yc'rs, including those called tho Ecsurrcc
none amouf tho whole catalogue hrs answered better
purpose easy AMI occful remedy, than tho RssuT.
re tOu Or Persian ffr, iu most cases Of disease.
CHARLES BACKUs, NJ. u.
Rochester, ~ Y, sept. n, 1879.
M It-Iftv G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-25
VOL. XXVIg.
ByALEXANDER MosELEY.


SUBSCRIPTION 10 tie DAILY NItIG 10 City subseri-
bets 80 year, AMI lo shorter period at the OF ~
ayeir'oth payable Ia advance. When 10y mail sO
sycaL
ADtVI1SiNG-Foron one square olf6ccn ine Cor lrss)
"nc ett"a. ~ cents t~n Insertions 81 l2A three nseT
u0nssl ~; anl every succeeding inscItius - ccnis
Ifirc week F.'cents fof insetunn.
1'eca week, hstinse. tvn 20 e.nts every succeeding
nsStion ~ cents.
thcc week hrsinseTtion 10 GEMS; every succeeding
incftoa ~ cruis.
Transient advertisers must pay In advance.
In" number of Insertions OF Advent scmenfs must T..
rcd On tho Nj they will be inserted until ordered 20
c stopped, ana charged accordingly. I5Orcra to SOP
must alsu Ice la writing.
Annual Advertisers charged ESQ Tor two aud
IA thai nToott'"n Tor ncniS Of
eep A"cuonecrs and Lottery dealers who are ehlryed
Q ltf, paper nclul,d)
. no ihc COUNTRY WING is published twice week,
SsSays aud ff"ays) at Eve dollars per annui r,yable
FoR ADVERrslNG-76 cents a square. Cor 'esu) for
tue ht.ttuscTtion. anl % cng
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-25

Applications may bc uld1 personally by letter, (post
paiJ tue subscriber. Agent for the Company Rich
mon WHO will furnish all neccs iry information {"
icsr of avIug themselves 81 the advantages which
TINS lSiuon offers, for providing those changes
{" wi- 90 subject, from The uncertainty ollie andthc
urcetruusu1ss OF business. by the payment small
tuu. glirh most mrn can spare, Comfortable support
nay, 10y ilis mcaua, be occurred 10 thcr nnlll.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-25
JAMES & GEORGE WINSTON
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

>. 'O""iSSioN MERCHANTS,
nave on consignment and offer for SALE at reduced
- prices
IN BUSHELS primet over seed
wv ~ hhds - CroiK. New Orleans and p Rico SMEAR
81 bals Orleans VT" Sussr
~ hhis Baltimore WhisEey
- bills do
~ 10 Gibson a Martins OdRvo
~ boxes sIl0. iuy u aud I2IiIf;.,s.
~ hhls No Neu a. Herrnas
" lu''s iinidad and y Motasses
~ oass Java lilo aud I-aa,ray e, Coffee
- hf ~ '.ests ~ "rial and Young Tyson Tea
20 boxes - So and 6's Tallovy Candle,
~ DO Good aud Common soar
p fuhs Goshen Rnffer
% kegs New Lard
81 bbis Vinegar
~ boxes Havana Sugar
~ bbls Brazil
~ half pipes French Brandy In the Cu.,.r, ~.
10 quarter casks Port Wine N MUSE
~ hols Apple and Peach Brandy
lC,y lbs CuTled Hair
Opieces Hair Cloth
Ioafsusag " Old W. Wine, indemjohns
Cotton Va, Segars' al 90 per NJ.
In,iiSo " Windsor Chairs
snuT mahogany, assorted
Gunly Rags Tsb,s T.,
cos,on Chair Backs
ai,,on,,, Mahogany Knobs
Irish Whisky Mo-s '"sS
~ Il nun Meal Selves
h Imitation ION, French Brady COckes selves
Cu AIpIe 10 sand screen
Conn,rs cf Move Wire, Nos A. TO 20
Souniry .n Bark Mills
Sicily VI Wine Hv5,,ri..
Madeira Wine, 10 years old Foorins PIanE an,
mr. A anu shingles
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-25
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA, WEDNESDAY,. MAY 25 1912
LOUISA RAILROAD.
LINES TO
Ch"''ffssri1e, Siausion, LynehLurg and The yn
rflfn Nnriltrs

LINES TO
Charlottesville. s,ausion, LynehJ,pg and The Vir
gifa Springs.
al EaHa, EsssTSs sreS., .s;sscs
4szssA A -.,ysssfs:S ss s-ss;s
FARE TO STAUNTON REDUCED TO S.
10 Lynehlurg, seven dollats-To Charlottesville,
Five Dollars.
NIGHT IRA YELLING 4 YOfDED-iND GREAT
LY INCREASED EXPEDITION
TUE public hereby Informed that ua-r an arrange.
tncnt between the Railroad Company and stage Lanes
ne rae between Richmond and Siaunton rs reduced 10
aud on and after the Ter Of May will be rcduc to a.
10 lynchhutc. amt 80 q liars 10 Charlottesville
fsfscnre's leaving Rehuord 10y the Rail. Dad AZ "A
sh ar-'h', arriving ~ the Junction FROM the
Noiih, on the tOura RaIoa CpriuF.ile amt thenr
,s.r' 70 'harilii"syle reaching a. arp;icsvo by 4
~ .u' l,s' 10 ies Ncsil by nghf. Leave CUcsc's
ne morning hy day si the Rtife at sunrise
and arrive ~ Siaunion i,y IGA VI.
Inc Guyandotir line leaves aunou N n NJ rcarhcs
C.oNef Dale 10y night, an leavrg there mex iorning at
ie% light reaches the Warm Springs to ,rcasL.. and
CHsghnn's ihnn'I. paa.ins the Whuc S,Iin,,r m
or W. nrtiycs ~ Lev sburg ty VI uu the } ,lay "a
hours sooner than tic route d, Lynohhms
The tihe 60 Lexington, Salem, Abu,,,u AMI nirn,s
Vile Tchn leaves .st,unicn on Tts sl,vs
saturdays, AZ u NJ, reaches Lexington by : T. " ami
leaving there neat 'nprnns reaches the Natural ge
breakfast and Salem 10y d L NJ. &C
These Lines are the Main Mai koutcs aud Passenr
have preference over all Others at any PoiHf.
LYNCHBURG MAIL LINE.
ss5 tsssss5 ss5ss @a8a AL
SgE& :sZZ-S.s.- s.sdl.t.s ktss
PASSENGERS for Iynohburg leaving In the Cars on
Sundays, fueSdlys ana 1hursdays. at II NJ, reach
morning et 10 A. NJ. To Breakfast. la % hours I'm Rich
mond On this route Passengers have positive assn.
rance Oh no u.enh'n unner any 9irsH,n.isnsga
m. u Agent of Transportation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-25
a R@WEDY ron THRUsH-CANK IsR
AVID NURsINli sOkE MONTH.


'lNlNlNNNDs both young anil OLD bu especially mothers
anilniai' afr every year cDusgnt 90 the tomb by
mo an'N' rhNlfn dfn1e0f iuc misunderstanding and a
noranec % mos prac'cing phyfcsps 300 regard Go this o.
fe1 20 al ~ e'nf0Jurut uuccri1uiy ofcu.' from ilcu
refrrNi'"t" subject ~ comhion romars amung Ut,
witnessed tIic si0clinps uf oftrra
Uhcrca tc, i7ca ua nuoh pleasure m be able 10 offer
~ thir cf.1 81 sufferers rcmc.i,. ono which bias
Hercr lahd To- sinrlc naucc, The mort aggravated
ni f diseases even where the mother amt child
have boon covcc externally with cankcr soree over lie
whole body, well as uio rally.
May are tic crrcs VIC haze Witnessed perr,,,nct bv
these medicines n tlr wuref afsrcs nf Tiryst C.1f,
and NHrung SlTe Mouth oven where tho pa,icui b,.i
rocu given over by nuubcr of the mot talented
e.
we prcrcntt this comr1un thus eonGdentiy bee,,s. 80
know d BE- only to bc torcl 10 DO appreciated
OCH ~ For sale Nv 4. %. STEVENS
fIHOM ASTON LIAfE-dtD uctccs snpsrIor usv
sfonc iiuc, In fuc ofdet--if nlnf per schr Nasnic
inr sale low mn WlLLiANS% UANALL
DRAM, snOWTs, Hc-wc htvc on hand y hsgc
y lqUutiy NJ Hran fhoris, Com, &C., which We will
cell cn reasonable terms
mWl--iu NONAtT & MORGAN
FLouR- family and Extra suPcIGao Flour tor sale
Il iolO IN BURTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-25


IE pccularites Of this chemical compound owing
10 It's extraordinary effects az the animal hb g or
NERVE s"nenis ani muscles, ha virtues bcrg carried by
- -
however good any Internal remedy may he, this .
cA'ih' sppUcaon, Will prove hillary la
Nn- Ia" discaHc and facilitating tho cure. IT, cf
local inihmnaLor schrOulous aicciiuu King Evil Coui
"h uhtiapry and thTpnc Nhruu aiistn and la all
mere seated pain az Weakness exist
gentleman travelling la the south Of Europe aud n.
lrune IA lm. heard 80 much saii IN tho cr ulfcc In
p.aise nj JEW DAViD'S, OR HEBREW PLATTER, snd
81 tetashe cnnssre) m,rae ulouS IL had perform
si' thai he WIS Induced tIy II Oh hi own psIsou
che, object Of his journey but which mad resisted the
srnl Influence II that bsuy and delicious climate. lie
som found hs health Improving and In few weeks his
cough ic HIN, the SansucEa Of his skin dis1 ppearc his
pam wa AMI his rIth hec pei niiy
stated since that time he has been recommending
MS trends aud acquaintance, tor all ked pains whatever
1ch as rcunasu govt, head ache. tooth ache, pain
the soc, MP, Rack sal tubH, Ecruiuloua hunnTs. kuuis
Ncns While swelling, h,ni juniors, sii Joints, ague
oso IA the breast weasnccs aud pain ia the sch
weak hibF lsIncnoss. aIcctous OF the spine, female
weaknesses DC No fem he subject 20 pain or Weakness
Ia the back or side should be without y.
MARRIED LADIES',
W delicate situations, ind relief from constantly
wearing thus pas'cr Tie application Of this plaster be-
tween the shoulders has ipun a Teac " Tor
coils coughs phtslc and uns affections IN their urnry
Stages II destroys Ufinaion by producing copous pef
sprauon No physician should bc ~ihnUt.
For rhIucuarsscc bills that companies each box and
dreciouu Each box contains sfcicut 10 spread six or
eisht plasiers Price 5OccutI per box. For sale.
&C "a div clA A. ~ STEVENS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-25
ELEMENTARY DRAWING BOOKS
RECEIVED BIT
SMITH, DRlNKER 4 NORRIS.


NEW LiihograpMc scenes of Rns,ir Co,,,. ~,
vermont Drawing Book Of Landscapes; de gned an
e1eeuted al The vermont Episcopal Institute Bsrns,nn
for the use OF schools. Du'""s"",
~ ne htst number shows the rudimens Of Architecture
IN me savage State and the progress OF Archrecfnr g.
us hrst rucc beginning. and Preliminary ETeTr,sss ~
straight enn curved lines, with plates ilst,ar
ing the subject. f'~9i ihuSua1-
The second number is devoted chiefly TO TIE peInsa
non OF frees AMI Plants, they should re -
Landscape scenery f'NSN-'e" IA
The third number presents Drawings Of Rocks Ro,,s
&eto be copied with the materials and n he S,In
manner as the preceding. $50 -40
The fourth number commences ui,b . U,gb.. f,....r
subjects intended 10 advance Pupil the n 81 ,.
ing and Finishing the scenes ' VI Di@"-
OXFORD DRAWING BOOK.
VI Tue All OF Drawing, and The Theory and Practice If
perspective. IN Series OF Letters containing persncr,iv
IhotInslon on sketching, Drawing and Coonng Land
Sc-aI~ Animals and the Human Figure with
new method Of Practical Perspective Jesirnc IN rona
cay ahd pcl spcuous style for the OF Teachers o. 49,
,eH-,nsitlcton by \. Whock. Teacher OF the Ar, in
I e nhseIsy OF Oxford, embelshed with upwards of
uu Diaw ngs, from real views taken expresly lr ,b
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| ELEMENTARY DRAWING BOOK
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