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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

We could not believe it possible for
New England man, educated in the
sound good sense ofNow England So
ciety, to be pettioning 10 dissolve the
Union. We see, however, that we
we're mistaken, and we fnd, by the fol-
lowing from the Lynn Mass Freeman
that the tluverhil example is to be
followed there:
ave find, says the Freemen. there
are persons Of similar views to those Of
llaverhill IN our own community, and
a petition to the same effect is said TO
be now 10 circulation, the advocates Of
which claim to be sincere in the matter
prayed for. The reasons they give for
this petition are, to rid themselves Of
tho responsibilities of slavery, and
thereby hasten ils downfall, Did We
suppose such persons yet disposed to
reconsider their opinions, We night
suggest many reasonswhy their objects
would not be glined by the course they
nov design to take"
We are aware that even among the
anti slavery peopI Ie there are few who
60 so far as to seek to carry their
measures by dissolution Of the Uuionj
but as there are some il is we'll worth
the while of the public to note all their
movements, when they thus set them.
selves up as enemies Of the Union
Slavery existed when George Wash
ington Of Virginia, and John Adams of
Massachusetts, formed, with others the
compact of this Union. But it seems
there are others wiser than they (O
who would dissolve it in spite Of the con
cord and harmony they inspired, and the
incacuInbIe value of prosperity and
happiness we have had, and are vet
having, from i. They would tSko ieuds,
intestine btoils, civil war, and blood,
in preference 10 the peace and quiet that
we can have only under federal Union,
Few, few indeed, is the number who
reason thus, but that there are any is a
cnIamity,-N Y ETpeSs
Fanatics ol lhlS description nave cX'
ls,cd ever since the formation of this
Government Forty years ago Mr..
Jefferson instructed US how such per.
sons were to be dealt with, in terms
which time aud general consent have
sancu6ed almost as much as any part
Of the Constitution. "lf,' said he,
"there be any among US rcho Uould Oish
10 disSoipe This UaiOR or change its Re
publican form, LET THEM STAND uNDis-
rURngD, as monuments of The safety roih
Uhich error of op'ntoa may be tolerated
mhere reason is IcH flee 20 combat IT,
Thus ought all doclrrnaI or abstract or
ror to bo ever regarded-lhat is, rebuk'
ed, il you please, but still tolerated.
Nat Int.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25
WING STATE CONVENTION,

The State Convention, to nominate a
Wing candidate Tor Governor. met at
Columbus, on the 22d inst. We have
not vet learned the result Of its dellber'
e,ions. 1T has recently been stated on
the authority Of the Lebanon Star, that
Gov. Corwln would not consent to be-
come candidate tor reelection. llIS
private affairs, it is said, require more
attention than would be compatible with
the discharge of Executive duties. How
ever this may be, we hope to be able in
our next to announce that the honest,
the eloquent and the patriotic Tom
CoRwIN is again before the lIeemen ol
Ohio Tor 70 election.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25
Memoranda, GEeaMings, 4 q

The Locoloco committee on Finance
in the Senate Of this State, have report.
ed a bill, authorizing an issue Of State
bonds, or STATE Treasury.notes, Of a de-
nomination as low as ten dollars, bear
ing interest at the rate of S per cent
and not to exceed 81 100000 in amount!
These notes are TO be- receivable for
Canal lands; are to be paid out for work
already done on the Miami Canal Ex
tension and on the Wabash and Erie
Canal, and Tor the completion of the
latter work. Here is a hard money
scheme Tor you. go it blind" ye Lo
kies!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25
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FRIDAY::::"."::FEB. 95, 1S4S
Carroll ,cOusty Bible SOcl-
civ.

On Monday evening last, a county
Bible Society, auxi iary to the American
Bible society, was formed in this place,
or, rather, the old Carroll county Bible
Society was revived, under the auspices
Of the Rev. Mr. Sheldon, agent for the
Bible Society. The gentle
men named below were chosen officers
of the Carroll county Bible Society.
President,
GEO. W BUTLER.
Vice Presidents.
ISAAC JACKSON,
GEO Y. HAMPSON,
ADAM CROSSER.
Secretary.
DEWALT ROTHACKER.
auditor.
A. L LITTELL.
Treasurer.
JOSEPH G. KENNEDY.
Depostary.
R M'ELDERRY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

OhrWe are indebted 10 the Hon VIM
SLADE, Representative in Congress, for
copy of his very able speech on the
subject of the Tariff-for which we ten
der him our grateful Acknowledgements.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

rsTThe Locoloco Governor of Mary
ryland, Frank Thomas, rs given out
in some Of the Eastern papers, has sep
arated from his wife, forever. She was
a Miss MDowel, OF Va. JediouSy is tho
alleged cause Of the separation. The
parties had been married all OIL months.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25
BANK OF CHILLICOTHE.

The effects, rights and credits of this
Bank, have been assigned to Messrs.
Wallace, Wills, and Woodbridge, for
the purpose Of closing the business of
the.insliulion. In recent publication,
these gentlemen say, "That the means
Of the bank are estimated al about
$4,000 over all its liabilities, and that
one item alone of these means, to wit ;
The debt due by the State, reimburse
BILE within the present year, exceeds
the whole circulation oflhe bank by the
sum of $2l8OOO, and as tho notes OF
the bank are receivable as specie in pay
menl OF taxes, tolls and oil other dues
TO the State, the holders thereof should
feel a perfect confidence that every note
is a true representation Of the sum
promised"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

The Senate of the United States, on
the lllh inst. rejected the nomination
of James N. Barker, as first Comptroller
of the Treasury Department, by vote
Of % to II. That was good! Barker
was an active Locoroco partisan, as such
was removed by President Harrison, and
Walter Forward put into his place
When President Tyler elevated Mr.
Forward to The head Of The Treasury De-
partmeut, he al The same time replaced
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

A Lokey exchange paper, of late
date, talks 10 its subscribers thus
PAY The Printer-His dangerous to 90
to steep Nth money in your pocket."-
From this we infer that the printer is
willing TO encounter that danger! He's
Q bold man!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25
From he Ma ,sonian.
THE SPECIAL MISSION.

tlE ~ d n - AfAtA''DlNE
We have already advered to the SPe-
cial Mission despatched from England to
this country. We conceive it indicative
Of disposition on the part OF that Gov
eInmonl to settle, Ivy am'CabIe negolIa'
ton, the subjects of dispute which now
menace arnpture between the two ma
tlons. Hitherto Great Britain has not
seemed to manifest conclIlalory spirit
She added encrOaChment TO encTonch-
ment aud assumption TO assumption tl|
there was every reason to believe ina
" r was inevitable, & that such was th'
rOnsummltlon she desired. A change
Of Ministry appears, however, TO have su
perlnduced change of measures, and Il
demonstrate her wish for pence aud hOr
mOny between the two Coulli 's she l0att
he wav in negotiation.
Tha Special Mission, il must be oh
served, nevertheless, brings matters to
crlsls. While il does not insure
pepceIul result, it ensures hual derls
ION on al! matters now in dispute. Th
avs that are 10 govern the two cour
rrles 10 relation to the points in contro
versy, mus, nov be definitely settled b.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

Joseph Gill and others have petitoned
for the re charter Of the Bank Of Mount
Pleasant, and, among other provisions,
requested that, for "any erceSS Of issues,
the directors authorizing the same, be
made liable in their individual apacl,
ty." Friends Joseph and others under.
stand themselves perfectly, We should
think bank directors have always been
liable sin their individual capacity" for
issues Unauthorized by their charter
or, what is the same thing, "erceSS oI
issues"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

Deleware and Massachusetts, we be-
leve, have never been defled by Loco
foco legislation. The former State is
entirely out Of debt, and The stock of the
latter is at par everywhere. Can the
same be said truly, of any State that
has bowed to Locofoco misrule?
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

John NJ Jenkins, we understand, re-
preached our representative, Mr.. Atkin
son, in no measured terms, for voting.
in favor Of Bowen's resolutions Mr.
Jenkins ought TO pardon a single Of
(ence-"to err is human" The pro-
ceedings oCthe House show, conclusive
", that Mr. Atkinson has learned the
Locoroco clock step in legislation, as
perfectly as either ByinglOu or McNul
ly.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

The Wheeling times says, the Colec-
tor OF the Customs at Boston, MIR. Lin
coin, has reduced the expenses of his
department of the Government business,
in the last year, $l3916, while the bu.
siness of the same has increased by the
arrival Of 1863 more vessels ard the i'm
porlation Of So, 1851 worth OF goods.
So much for Whig ofiicors
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

The State Printer 81 Co. celebrated
the passage Of the Resumption Bill, with
street music and other significant tokens
of ioy, at Columbus. "Nero hddled
while Rome burned"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

While the resolutions tocensure John
Q Adams, were pending in the Senate
Of Ohio, an old and respectable me ember
of the majority-Mr. Spangler, of Fair.
field, openly expressed his regret that
the said resolutions had been introduc-
ed. Mr.. SpangIer is a comm sense
man.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

John Harman, of Portage county, has
forwarded petition TO the Legislature
OF this State, praying that every man
who has family, may be permitted to
hold homestead and 90 acres of land,
exempt from execution, On motion of
Byington, this petition was laid on the
table in the House.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

A lawyer named Cummings, a Loco
foco,. of course, has, it seems, done the
Stale some professional service, which,
in the opinion of Judge Lane, was worth
$lO0. The Locofoco Senators thought
he service worth $500, and, according,
Iy, by strict party vote in the Senate,
a resolution was carried, allowing the
snug little fee, orsS300! A striking ex
ample this, Of Locofoco "re form"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

Messrs. George Dewat, O P Brown
ing and Elijah P Grant publish, as as.
Signces, the condition Of The Farmert'
Bank Of Canton, at the close of the bu-
siness on he 18th inst An assignment
Of the effects of the hank has therefore
been made 10 these gentlemen; sund, Of
course. the bank is in progress of "li-
qudalion."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

fifty per cent discount, or in goods al
IS cents. Granville, we understand,
lis considefed better-a lot, on Wednes
day Of three hundred dollars, was ta-
ken at 81 and half cents, but the bro
keFs do no: give as much.
1t is under circumstances Of this char.
ac;er that'the public intelligence is IN
suited by the chief architect Of the ruin
which every where surrounds US, with
the consoIing reflection -"thiHgS are
eThiJAiag qaieter aspect" As we'll
might the quack doctor, after drugging
his patient with his internal nostrums
until nature could hold out no longer
and death steps in TO close the struggle,
comfort the friends Of the departing
spirit with the burly obserVarlon-
courage. now, he is getting q~iet"-
Yes, the quiet Of annihlIallon and the
grave! Money matters are getting qu.
eli in the same way.
Respecting the Urbana Bank. we co.
py the following article from the "Cit.
izen," published al Urbana, Of the date
o(lhe 18Th:
URBANA BANK,
10 our paper last week, we spoke Of
this institution as still continuing to re
deem its liabilities, except from Brokers
and spectators, We are now able to
state upon more precise information,
that as soon as the Bank learned the
nature and extent of the assault upon
its credit, they have declined all ex-
changes whatever. with a view of max
ing a speedy close of its business and
settling with all creditors alike. The
paper still preserves such credit here,
that most Of our merchants and mechan
les receive and pay it out in their regu
lar business, on a par with other money
and there is confidence that the Bank
will faithfully pay all its debts, if the
business is left in the hands Of honest
and competent men TO be cOosed-and
Of this we have no doubt. Bill holders
should not part with it at sacrifice.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

The State of Ohio is indebted to the
Urbana Bank $4Oo,OOO-a sum, we
souId think, at least equal 10 the present
circulation of that institution. The
whole indebtedness of The State to the
banks within its limits, is about four
millions ofdolars
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

700 citizens Of Richland county have
sent in petition to the Senate, praying
for the repeal Of the charter Of the Ober.
lin Institution The OberIin school, we
believe, is in Lorain county. Now,
Richand is a first rate Locofoco county
surely, the Legislature will repeal
any charter that may be offensive to
Richand!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

Two Locoroco members OF Congress
voted for The reception ofthe HaverhilI
petition presented by John @. Adams.
Did those two Democrats intend 10 favor
"the dissolution of the Union9"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

0HTThe Hon. William wilkins. late
Ministerto Russia, presided at the Pro-
tective Tariff Meeting held a. Pitts
burgh, on the b inst. That dIstin-
guished Pennsylvania, Notwithstanding
his adhesion 10 he Van Buren party,
goes be whole length for Protective
Tariff.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-25

Barker in the office of ComPtroller--~
thus offering insult to the memory OF
General Harrison, aud outrage to the
whole Wing party. Well then did tho
Senate, to reject the nomination of
Barker. We trust that the rebuke will
be felt in the right quarter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS,
IMPORTERS OF DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, CUT

lhfokIERs OF DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, CUT
LERY. AND GUNS
kS now receiving, by arrivals direct from Iyerpoo
n TO James River their Fall 10 which thcy
in.hnthe attention OF Country Merchants generally.
In iheii Dry Gocds apartment will be found the best
Blankets, NaId Cottons Plains
Iieihs, Cassi'neres, ves,inss, Prints, Cambres
iilens, ti1nnels, Sai,inets, Kerseys, Jeans
Hosiery Gloves Ribbons, IaeeR, Efgiu-s shawl.
handkerehieis. THREADS, and all kinds Of bones sites
ALSO.
Superior French Cotton Blankets
Ready made London overcoats
Extra supcIine Beaver Clolhs
Leather Lergins and Caters
nitiHn1tt seine Twinc--Harihams No snuff
Ia the Hardware Department which Is distinct from thai
OF tue Dry Goois they Offer
Rodgers Pen Pocket, Table Cutlery and Scissors
BILLS & Wade and Butchers CcIcbrtted Razor
bnlehet's and Gieaves a Sons Files Rasps Tools
and Saws ~ $3.50
Spears enon, Hand and PANEL Saws
sstnes' and other makes OF Wood anl Brass Screws
'hA Hollow Ware, aud narrow aud broad But
Carpenters, and all other kinds Of Knob Locks and
Latehcs m
Pad, ches,, TIN, Trunk, Closet aud Cupboard Locks
nrass and Iron Cand estieks Of all kinds
Trace. Halter, Deg, on and Log Chains
Horse Shoe and Wrought Nails-aiso, Cut Nails
imheI and common Cast Iron, Tea KetIles aud
wedding, IInrns and Garden Hoes and Rakes
Rad Irons aud Tnilor's Irons
Anviis aud Vices sleJge AMI Hand Hammers
hdzeE, Axes, iiaicheis and Hand kdzes
snu cross Cut Pit and Hand Saws, OF all kinds
IpaIe' S aud shoveis12 land prong Forks
s,eves, Coffee Mills and bed Cords
Bass aud Move Wire Fcnders
might uul Anncaled Wirc, iom Nos bto N
Fairbanks warranted Scales (at nta pfIc e) 10 ,Ve
- from loco to 800 pounds
s als, sIa.na.y stirraps, Dniie Butts and Lcahers
Ehot BELLS, Powder Horns ami Fiasks
common ana very superior single aud Double Guns
Naycr a Co.'S Cast, Shear nd Blister s,oo,s h. a.,
Tin Plate and Block Tin. Castings. sc. se5 Ind
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
SALE OF L9Fs; sgssslI JNr, &c.


pursuance Of decree OF county court Of Chos.
t=rhcli pronounced on the 10Th August 1870 In the
sur OF Jacob SHOOK Sarah tsOf &C the subarber
comm tsioner thereby appointed. Will sell tie premises
by public auction. on TUESDAY tie l3h Of ssp,cmbsr
next ~ iir, " not tile fair day all tho property real
and personal, contained In deed of lated 9TH
cetnter 752 Secuief by sarah gonto a ~ R,eehua for
INC beneht az Jacob shook, and recorded Chesfefe
eludad in nutnberst co. % and IS with the hulnTs AMI
sPgurenanccs- Of parcel Of Household Kite
FURNITURE sortel horse wa.nnand carts
gear and negro woman named Eis,e.
FOR tue personal property. eashfor the real,
eIs OF 81 months the nurc hasvrr cxceuiing bonds with
good security, and the title be retained until yn.nt
sale 10 Commence fPM.
au % estd II. RHODES. com'r.
NALUkBiE LAND FOR SALE, dying in the fork form.
ed by the Jinction Of the Richmond ani FTederieka-
burg AMI Louisa Railroads. ard adjoining the .nls Of
Ma. Thos- boswell aud Pleasant Terrell, Esq
The fubscrlter Will offer ef pubic sale the juno lion
Tavern, on Friday, the 3et1 Of September mex. ~ II
9cIoek i.ir that valuable unimproyet Of LAND,
the late Mrs ludfh Winsou) within half mile of The
Richmond and Ere isrcssburr Louisa Railroads and
containins about as acres.
This Land lies the North ANA RIVER and Il Of easy
Access from both of the above Rols and about hour.
Tde per Railroad from the cry Of RICHMOND
THAT portion q the Land ffoniin- river Is II fine
quality low grounds but the entire tract
on o. judge. In the ghborhood Of good quaiiy
There IL an abundance OF good heavily mbered and
. the tract.
Toa person DESTROYS Of buying good Farm Contiguous
10 the Richmond market and Placing such improvements
thereon best taSe this certainly pfe.
sents most favorable opportunity.
The terms OF sale vi be 3in rash, add forihe balance
Of the purchase ouey, equally divided -prrovci neroila
bic noes will &c taken, PAYABLE the January
Sn1 ars y Of July 1873. Tie tle the property will
Riehmout, Aus 1872 wM BUTLER
au is tbs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
TRUST SALES. &C.
FUTURE DAYS.
yAIuApt ppopeprv 10,

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
" Nn,1s 81 Deed Of Trust executed ~ the Iafe ~
NsIi cnnnin saan and Arihna his wife 70 kchsr. Al.
49,, -, s.,l henfsnia Victims Leigh trnsfces - arin.
80 'ne IN e.tenosr isj ard feeorie N the Hue;
~ sIiIt OF hchmond fir the pursosc OF seenr,ns
''Ntn tnelftlnrd In tiuefon Wafer Tax-U.u - N
"a ne ifh lay Of October nett nnon the pret-
,e ',los ~ prot sriy IN the fah ce. ani
eohteyeito he &ait Ani~raaa and Iefh trI~es ., ~
certain pieee parcel ~ land the CIV III
on winch the Richmond Mills situ.ie ,innx si,n,
srre be tbe SINE more lrs- annn- ~ thS Jane
River Canal the i-nf sod b. the Cufns ham 10 on-
nnEhiin Anderrpu occupied hy the RE Linand Mann.
h1tnTirx '1mpany being Of the hnd pure IA a. a
~" sl1c Cunningham Of Thnnss Ru,hetGsor v.ith a.
Ms buhd.ngs AMI improvements thereon ant alltne IA,
yeses and sppuuensnees iherco belonging or ip an
VIC apperslaiGk. AMI iartieuAry tho rshi 81 asin.
49, IN - isInss River canal in fI and ampI.
..nt, e.the h,j Gu nnghaf1 might G, nner auadry
- s v,a We Jalaes River Company. subject hoScvcr
AL JAd1es RIVER Company $50
ns triua ~ to all sale will be h.: 50 much Of ths
money a. h slree pay the &c bt and irere 4
- ~ We siii ceei, and iue and ag 10 The
-,I iekeNel, namely, The Of twenty 6ve fSons,n
Ioars " intefes ihsre1n to'n tue L.: sy IN Asr
AMI tho eharEcsof eKseu'ing the iua- white re1rs, in
etsh AMI iof tho rfsino the credit Of ~ .,, 49,,
eighteen months viii be gigen. the puIehascr syis /,
onhe property 10 sceoIe tao deferred rayrneafs
RICHARD ANDERSON.
w LEIGH, iraHees-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
GARLEGA NT,s nALSAM OE uEHrII

W.T. snbscriher has on hani, a supply of the above
named celeb aicd Baisan ~ Health, which has IN n
lew years relieved thousands OF pei In different
tons OF the country 81 the following Diseases such a.
plspepsa and lndiseson DEPRIVED and Loaf Appetite
chole snd Nervous Diseases Fever and Aguc, DebHty
and 9 those trains Of Diseases resulting from
condition Of the stomach.
has also been found highly beneficial In impurities OF
the b'ocd, AMI lconditiou OF the system heart burp
nervous and sick headache. "'
Persons whose digestive orgsns are impaired feel dis
tessiin spirits and who subject sic
should give the above Medicine n trial; they Will soon 6ni
roMei from ali those distressing complaints.
fu'rd against eountcricits observe that ncne are
genuine which has not the name OF the Medicine blown
on the rhss OF each bottle and tc signature John
Mier On label ras'ed on the outside OF
Certificates Of by this valuable Medicine
can he seen i" &c directions thsiaT
bottle For sale by p JOHNSTON.
Agent for the ProprieloIs,
se2 Al Iycll. Johnston a H. ell's old stanI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
TO sCOTTsMEN
And 10 the Admirers Of Sec,,isb Mns;.

PUBLISHING by subscrp;i n, at very low price an
= e"gaht cdion OF lhompscn's select collection Of
orEnai scottish Airs for the voice al accom-
each AIR, Tor the Piano Forte. Violin Flute So compos
co Tor THIS work, b. PcIel, HAYDEN, Weber Beethoven
&C. VIII al the most admired songs, both Ancient and
aonern, SCOTTISH and English adapted the Airs and i
sndns upwardsot 100 Songs by burns. The work Will
neuphshed ~ vols folio each containing about 20 Me.
anh TO The 9TH volume will be added very copiols
burns 80 1873 fN'H' "
The volumes will be furnished the lew price Of 90
ner volume, done up In very style-payable on DO.
Nery or the work will be published parts at 70 cents
each, six parts fSf ming a volume.
Fart list just published, and be seen al Iyous'
boNkSioie Mair street where subscribers names will he
received = IVnSs N... ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-07
TO VIRGINIA
AND NORTH CAROLINA MERCHANTS.
The best bargains offered the eae-and the most
extensive assortment ~
CHINA, QUEENSWARE AND glass
JAMES p. FOGG,

Corner Of Main and lilh streets
RICHMOND, Va,
MOULD particularly invite the attention Of Merchants
w fIom Virginia an North Caro'n1 visiting Richmond.
10 the extensive assortment Of
China, Queens~ars ard Glass
which of.red very reduced pric On the usual
Time 10 puletud eusionerr and ~ large discount
cash.
TEese wares Of my importation, aud consist in
part 81 the following articles, via:
10 China Tcassts- from 50 u SC
% doZen China Tea, Preserve and Cup Plates
zoo do Common and PIintef Pia'es all sizes
6D DO 10 do Dishes
200 Covered Dishes and Plates
l0l TuTeens and eauce Tureeu5
1000 Pitchers and xuss, Common, Printed and China
- o0 Common, PIinted sn1 China Bowls
20 pieces common and printed Ewcrs and Basons
6lOl sets China Printed aud Common Teas, from I2i
cents 81
p blue, brown, vhto anil black Dinner Sets, con
tanning 10 pieces, Tor SIS
100 packages of Glassware,
making The complete offered in vr-
giaA
Purchasers will End Goods as low a. the similar article
can be purchased IN any OF the Northern Giles Every
article viii DC warranted to give perfect satisfaction,
may be returned aud the mgney refunded.
Particular pains VIII be oxen select pack such
articles ordered
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