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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-19
NOTICE.

AVE into the enclosure Of the subscriber on the lah
" Of July n dark brown with small star 10 the
rchead and white belly mud legs supposed TO be
or wears Old The owner Is requested TO prove prop
rRt'NiN FJLLicr
Bethel August 18th lsi. I-t'W
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-19
TO WORKINGMEN.

The following from the pen Of Amasa Walker,
Esq. of Boston should be read and reelected upon
by every working man in our country.
When the banks are in full tide ofopeIalon, and
create as much circulation us they please, the Ia
borer is cheated out of at least one days work in
every week. This is n heavy tax, but pay it he
muei and hence the stron, remark of NJ, Webster,
made in Congress IN 1882, is fully sustained by tho
facts in the case. lie said "ol all the contvances
for cheating the laboring classes Of mankind, none
have been more etTectual than that which deudes
them with paper money. This IS the most eiectu-
nj of inventions to lerllze the rich man's field by
the sweat of The poor mans brow!"
The posi- ion ~ clear beyond all cavil, and It
ought to be fully understood and appreciated by
those who work for living They must learn TO
distinguish between nominal and real wages. When
| say wages OF u workman, (says Professor Vet
bake, in his principles of political economy, (wlat
| really pay him, that is ms real wages, will be
rightly estimated by the amour, Of the various ne
cessarcs and Iuyuries Of life which have enabled
him 10 obtain. This Is the true criterion, but ono
that has been too much overlooked in times past.
Now, going on this principle, how is this situation
sustained by iac,s
Does the expenses of the currency rob the Ia
borer! Let US examine.
A man who in 1886 received for his labor 81 rs
per day, went to Il store in Boston on the 2lst oil
September, 1896, 10 purchase The following arti.
clcs, viz:
| bbl. of flour, for which he gave SO so
% lbs Bro. llayanna Susaru9c. 225
10 gallons moasses, l2c. 1870
| bill. clear pork, 80 90
ii lbs. coIlcc, II IL C. 10
IS lbs rice, 20
80 lbs. batter, d22c. 6 60
20 lbs cheese, lOc. 200
-
Amounting in the whole to $50 IS
Upon making n calculation, he finds it requires
lor,y-six and quarter day work to pay for said
bin of goods.
In 1870, September LIST, when his wages are re-
duccd to 5 90 per ,ay, he goes to the store, and
injuries the price of the same articles and finds
thew cos, hin, us follows:
ibbl. Aoar, IS 80
% lbs. q. II. Sugar, as c. 200
10 gallons molasses, a &c. 270
| bbI. clear pork, 100
IA lbs. coffee, lOc. lao
IS lbs rice, 100
30 lbs. butter, l6c. $50
20 lbs. cheese, asc. l60
-----
$50 90
which he can easily reckon will cost him SO days
work at one dollar per day. lie perceves, with
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-08-19

Necessary TO be retained TO
meet trust funds, $500, 1000
Interest on public debt due
in October, 10000
To redeem Treasury notes
and pay the interest, 100000
Land distribution under the
act Of The llh of Scplcm-
Der, 1911, 600
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12

y. MADDOX, Rich99std Ia b. constantly 70.
~ reivlnS from he celebrated Msnurctnrcr Cacs.
erns Mckay and I. Gilbert 60. BoEf1n an extern.
svn assortment % Piano fogtc. mad. cAptc-siy to bis
order all 81 which warranted q, ic surcror g. any
htcuI'U ~ THE ttfScf From arrangements Which he
h's Just nauc with hc Manufacturers. lac viii be aide 10
sell ciu Tor considerable less than formerly. 90. in.
ttnents are MOI "hs' They src represented ne they
VIII DO exchanged 20. taken back, 'Ei wirs there IS an
Doubt about tho quality. nv will bc required until
such doubts arc r'innVciiy tilal
Piano r'ruls II all patterns.
Plano Covers frnfr 81 O. sis.
PaLos s'NtNE nlTr
Tho ar-csf collection 0f church music ouir,rf,- a,
the now publ cations ~ Zee in~csi pr,c. wio.s,e an d,
i't' = MADDOX,
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nALrlnogr4 ,,,En ,NsgnANcn CO


Application may DO mad pct Inay by letter t,st
rt1 f1 tlc suhscrihrr Agent ur the Company Rich
mou wh" wi Irnis 900 necessary Information
lr-rnuf NJ avlIug themselves ui the Advantage Nu.h
ths Institution oil rs or prosiug acfn.' hr-r changes
o. which latc u''ci, from fie uncertainty of l, aur
prcraruusnc OF husuc-s. ~ the payment ~ small
tIfl wlr-h most men can spare, Comfortable support
way, Nv iiis unciif bc secured tn fhcr ntulica.
teI ~. BALDWIN. AcNf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
NOTICE.

IRON co. Si;"f ihc 25h of Apr "ir ri-yy.ckiy re o.
Boat. to isuc. Iurr. wiu leave Hrhn"gi ard Lynch.
.rfs - MONDAY, "Wednesday anil Ftiiy. co., zoe =. A.
VI ny ms lrr.n rrlcn vr 1rc enabled! TO form
tlon win the western Sa.rs cot ~ lvnrhhrfs. Drt
Scot7slc B1iis WlL run as u-tiai on MsnIl. W.tct,
AMI fiiiay evening ai o'clock. A.. y. hc c.ny".
t''c" lnd ay t'' ruutr over Gel otlsrs -lils
Wc.thom Ret nout critic ui'y ~ SIAN nor say any
Thing bur refer 'ngeis cad others IN tH,4c 100 have
nav cllcd VA our boat
0p.3-u BpTD, EDMOND ~ pAvESPORT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
NOTICE.
FREIGHT REpUCED.

Il
mecinf OF the Prssdcnt ind Drcctors ofir Rich
"A ,no%l f,ecrekshnr= ani Potomac Railroad Compa.
| ny. on me ION day OF March, let2-
, Roseret That ihc following reductions In tic rates ~
between ehrlpnl and CERTAIN points the i.oui.
| ""m Tue ldth dsy ofAprii nesi-vik.
-" 1,aH one ccnt pss hundred pounds from Fre'lc
res Hll aud Uri Turnout, sud two cents from
Louisa o. H. Trcvians and Gorionsyills.
IN ftour-Two cents per barrel hom Gorionsvic
On SaH-Two cents per sack 10 third Turn out, four
cents To lontt Courthouso, Ella cents TO Trevian, Sni
on B.G Pork ond FisE-Pcr barrel q cents to rrcle
1icks iai een'' q u,ri Turn cents to Lou,si
dg n,Sg CIV. MAcMunDo,
mn ~ Treasurer.
DUN. BRANDY ACID Paio Coenac Bran,iy, vr1y
l.. superior Old Run, for sale. J Amor
ia ~ trrn"r LeowA nuv'lS 20
Moig 9S "OIf""' JUS iSe'' y;y :. 20,
GKEENOUGH's CHEMICAI. OLA sup.
-, pyol Tue above for burning ia Greenouglrs Patent
oeiI' ALEXANDER DuvAL & 90
IosEs'-super Black aud eoIoured Nj Gloves, at
"o opposite Exchange Hotel
NitG EhEst1BOKN, Merchant, is.i. Font street,
w New l1Ih' has given pcrnissou t.. h,.
ilEwES' NERVE AND BONE LINTMENT.
ser asrcat VARIETY OF oihsr been tried m
na, Inc positive and IHrk effects OF this article 80
Mci Known 20 al. who have heard OF IT, require no
reference. For sale by
JOHN GAYNoR,
IA " orc door above Bell Tavern
ESAiRnANISs' PATEST PLATFORM a
- SooNTEN BALANCES, for -alc by
la, ". BALDWIN,
-4I2I--n Under the Exchange Hotel
- P"RioH Oh Cosuac nIanly. ia bottles ior sail,
:" ~ " niEroN.
~ TlEECEs prime Rec
NV ~ hb's Lar
= - Rosn
- d' Pitch
M sacks iisrIpool Ground salt. laujn. this mona.
Ing TOR s'e WEBB, HOOKER \ HANiLrON.
HENrLEMEN'S SUPERIOR WATER PROOF Bonr..
~ M Sl'E~-l cpt Miles ANT SOM - -. mayo p.
't' InI supply " ihc above C1uis lr.a those s,i,.
u'r Manufacturers. Gcu;rIrcn ayr in- .'. IN mn "a
''. .'a'''s II. bVLtiNGrO. : ca,
~. 3. n'n-r1 House.
%,rARhLlNG CHAMPAGNE a IIDCR-ttI i-1,.,----
ln1on sch sparkling tampriguc anal TO- Is, comprising
'he o'T' O'eniain u'em this ooun,rs, Tor ale by
-n1l2 Main next door t. iiaysl 40.
II CM, TOBACCO, &c
- luneh'uh superior Jamaica Rom
Row. %" GIenlfa do
h's"uA, fiiucipc aud ola CiraIs-inr al hy
W * W " HARRISON
EHOrND PLASTER MD LIME
~ w tisH- fresh Ihpu9tsinn Lime
~ 10 Lubbock Pituct, for sale hy
no 10 Nam 81. next Ioor =, 4 Dayal a %
.ENTlaMEN's ELEGANT MATER PROOF -IiuFs
Made by }. Miles & Son, expressly fo. our retail
Sales.
tiE arc now IN receipt at nur supply n t,. ,b,,,
w shoes, whirh lro rally first rate Grriisinrn IN
Manl o good article ior Wlufcr wear, please can and
SUPPLY themselves a. JUDAH NGEGS ~ 60.
m IL Dealers in B,o', shoes. TrunS-. Sc
LADIES' CHEAP SLIPPERS.
W. have On hand good assortment fIA.cs Xii and
w Morocco shippers. made M Philadelphia, which are
IA, JUDAH MYERS 4 co,
-c " boot. shoe aud Trunk Dealers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
VOL. XXVI!.
by ALEXANDER MosELEy.
TERMS.

SUBSCRIPTION 10 the DAILY WIG To city Snbscri
h"f 80 ycgr and tot shorter period the rate Of eli
sy'1r both payable la lyancc When scLi 10y IN III olt
ayeaT.
ADVERTISING F"ron square ofGiccn lnc 10 lcf.l
"n"nsorNn, ~ cents; wu Insertions el i<t tt"c BcT.
t1us cl "a, aui ever succeeding insertion 70 cent
Thrice wees, ~ ceuts fot each Insertion
lwicca week GIstinsctuu 10 ccuts ovcTy succeeding
ns"Ttion ~ cents.
Once week, hrEinscIion 10 cents; e,oiy succeeding
lntcIlon Snrrnia
Transient advertisers mutt pay In advance.
Tho number of Insertions of Advcusrn. nts must Il,
thc Ms they will bc inserted uni cree, 10
Ice stopped, and charged accordingly. n-Otdcrs TO stop
must also Toe Ia writing.
Annual hdvcrtiscrs charged $50 squares and
IN that proportion Tor scr-nruiS of greater length
e"p Aueuonccrs and Lottery dealers, arc charged
tlOO, paper irc u,lod)
Uj-Thc COUNTRY WIG Is published twice week,
IN advance
FOR ADvERTisING-75 cents a square COR less) for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
""ENfARY Drawing aooEs
SMITH, DRINKER a uo,,


NEW 1i,,,.- April I9tb.
~ q, hhhoeraphic Scenes 81 n
-. N.I, mon, drawing Book Of se Cottages The
for the Use Of schools Episcopal Institute and
. ne re hrlt number shows the r,.i,
~ ~ ~Na-c -iaie- aud the Of Archfferfurc
sr,eb, n oeslnning, and Preia Arehii ecture from
ng the subject with numerous piatcs sere'ses ia
lion ne y, IScond number Is devoted .h,,
I ses and Plants, they sboiny 10 TIE Deinea.
The thtd number rr.-- f''9eHieu IN
manner as the precsij, saAe materials ana in - iot
snbiscts - "a number Commences ,i,t
ing ana 70 advance the PnpiI higher Class Of
- ne Scenes. pun" the Art OF Draw
OXFORD DRAWINc, NO.
p ~ me Ar Of Drawing. and bo ~ " BOOK,
'CH'c IN Series OF CT, heory aud Practice ~
iiSoh on sketchiur De-, containing perspeeitve
new method OF Pr.-,a,s snd the Human rttlhs Land
easy PEI snief,o RESPECTIVE desi, sure with
80 sIuction by n WhfioeLe Use Of Teachers or Tor
ion Il,,,rS OF Oxford. en- bcr teher OF the Art IN
work on oIr RON Ieal views taken Win uPwar's Of
Being tie RnJn,i.hsAhf DRAWING ROoK
- " lsressiEe lessons at, Exp ained in eeiies NJ
for bsy,i AIDES gcnfeT,O me studies and pur
the name v racing the fbres nnenis
"a numerous Corpe-n,,S aiing and ColoTrg M enis on
Drawing 1''Ons by Reubebs viii WIN e3pious letter.
Rn 1aTas 9'3k OF Flowers, by Ms.
progressive sfn,iSS IN Flower Painfiny S iiIsh
man London edition S'Ia!y from Nature Nv $3.50
parafe eates ~,,i Il, drawing Papers. w.
4, n ~ and Silver PaiDIs N.ns So
i.rr-- ~ FafcrS superr Dr-u. various sizes, Horn
a. y fl'y' Paint Boxes Iheils OF different
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
I AIDES. ELEGNNT eNEScH noPOC-

ffrs-A tine .pftunnI ot tneHc rlpctiot slippers ou
hiuI which thH attention off fit laf.r. rifs.f.
~ BiiIiNGTDN s. 80.
IL u M.u----L lI.L--a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12

EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR lust received,
~ lof Of Anrcw Bchnes Family Flou, warranted FIRST
rsie OF no sale. RpH ray co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
DAVIES s. i;HOTff5tss'
HaANn IfDgEs.a


1'E deserved repuIuon which the iu atrumcnir rnafs
\ by Mc71fs. uigics Hrothcra' of New YORK has CO.,
tanned their introduction into this city has Boo iurcs
the subscrberfD into art1nrcui1nf if The i ,n.
flcfurcrs tnr tic sale of tIrr iuHrunss. tud trus..
pucuty supply will hc sfiutiy n1uf From au cr.
city, bring prtnrl workman himself fto .unfrri.
bst vi. c1li cucft r-1uurui pt- Instruments aa
processing ai The urlrin improvements, combining
ftcrnrrtHn hrItury of Tome Iti to Instruments
oi iHY nf''r u,trufi. trrt. intIc Unfr.i states.
TO Nf"cHIt tIr. .l.nff rtulr from Gl.l down
afllF Hs f'''. &. .t0nf wtIuug good fiANU nu.
hf irrrr frrut .rI uf fi'.7 tnHruueufH Hrr1uufu
pfrri "nrft htto boon satrDshci 1 hni them equal
f1t Hui iluo 1 fI' hor cot. Being native
Of Toe wv b'uuun thn subscriber nifors himself. that
III fIso in want of aFnpi ritun wN flf give tu c1H
Of athfr1I patronage.
AM INSTRUMENT proving tirf.-f.es may Lr et,fi4u-e
WYNN '"'N' "'''"' ''cf purchase. go. --,..,.,..
PF-H hnIf ~ Ctbin.. rrrrifof. .,, ,.I.,.
fos.Hf tlc times 1 , iut.r door. f.l,. ftr new Ts
rl1no Htnk, ani nrWT urT' uIc tho Merchant Clu.I
ii1u-' Richmond M'y t,t 90.
DLNp Iius"y ani Tunnels. Of uup,occioni.I I,rf-os
I tor aalo by o. " rUtfr
FOR SALE CHEAP
AutEs' Scllskln Snppcrs. lenthcr bound
~ 10 go lfos DO 81
% du DO Suap do DO
~ i1 ,lp nussins a, 10
Tho above Shoes Josh Having bought Thorn cie,p
they Will hc i1ld very low Also fresh III Of chitir,ns
~ WATKINS & 60.
succceeors to rutucy, Opposite Inc
mh ~ Ruus NJ flie IsElc iIotci
ExrRA FAmIIy FLOUR Ju.t received,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
I'i,SO,

On conesnn'cnt three rIANo-FoRTEs, which will be
c,s.'sncor ~ i',i'II l'rss, 90 "riet io c',c The
no. Sold they Will Doe rcstppcdtp th, owner
prices ani ,y now M 10y IA wv. ,y - l'e same
selling prices Those waning good Piano. au wishing
az! GA'mn" thcf" Instruments. IpHN TURPIN.
"' y. 3dnnr' hcl'w 'Nrhingc Bius
fkoTECrioN INSURANCE COMPANT
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
INl~ Company Oilers io insure Houses. stores Mills
Factories, Barns, ami the content. Of cach together
lbs a'yTr 5.sT sp9cr' OF property AGAINST
The rcs ot premium o'crc are asllw as those Of any
small he protected aelirs, The Tay5tes Of ,
s,fctNo element, which often. in sinsc hour sw,cpe
4MAy nc earnings Of many years.
Tho .snrse Tie Office pirsues ran,aclns lis busiu. 80
nI n TUG ani payment Of '-scs, is prompt aui
apply io HENRY CLARAE
,,, Who las been appointed Agent f,r the
ie " ~ Cry 90 Richmond, o..
PLouGiIs PLoUGus! PLoUGiiSni
A LARGE ar.ortmrni OF various sizes Just from the
NAL please call and examine the stock.
ia GRErTER & PEAKE.
ORAL SYSTEM FRENCH.
a "iAi system OF Teaching tie Living Language IL.
French. through The medium % the ss iy lean Nan
gerca, IN , vols just rccciyci. WAN
jab SMITH. DRINKgR 4 NORRIS.
IfAsuiONABLE DRESS AND FROcK
a. 80 - iSiuy nAi9 an i"io 10 order, in the latest
STARR cos.
All Opposite the Exchange Hotel.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PUR-
CuASERS, GENERALLY.
our stock oi BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS g. holm.
~ very heavy wall soil chcsp flr -,.h or :, .,-
crs that wall be punct .i tia usual time Give
Ats,mr,l p,,,,,,, ...,, 81. L wilkins & GO,
''io' I"i''y Oh i'anii opposite tie Ruins ofihc
ln2!
- 800 ~ 49, az "Hsa' IL "F sLiprEnN lsLn
LADY'S FLOWER GARDEN.
EVERY Lazy hcr own Flower Carien' hy Io3;., I,hn.
rsns rin s r,, and rr'sueal directions cT cul.
@ is lloras KSevca'inss aud Hints lle
.ntinns ,,f r,,,,-t 4, 81. WIZ "'l Hiauica.
simple language cxprrssIv carl,.ei s ', ~ li,n '
ANiERICAN ~ GVit,u' y, ,,,,ttitt.. use
Tho A,,r,i-,, ~ - y. ~ -, N+'i''-.''
Pracjicl Drccions far iiic cgifnrr 6c PIN, p & F .n.
Garden, Hot House. Green House Eoo,,s ,r pin,
Windows, every month in tho ye1r-,,i,i -
of the Plants most desirable tn r.~h month t ,' ~,
me soil ant siuIiinn beet lliricdta tc,r sr,y ne .
lef season Tor tuuglunr; Instructions f,r crrcttt
ln house 'fech llcus" anI laying Flower Gtri.r
ic wno' aisiei 10 ofi!er large small Glrlcns win
i Fh'lon- i'f preparing the fr. pfOpogtrr. plrfnr
p,l''.'N '|lln- 'Hi ifitlnt thc GRAPE VINE with lc.
"' "e nssi s"''s ior cnyttus in ihc open
vi. fll'' d'I fiuilsi. lu.f It.tNci by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
FLOMER SEED.

FLOWER SEED.
Dah.ia double. Zinnia. Gas.
sIl. Scotch Broom, Pink,
Houesiy, Treiore, Candy
tuu, Chys9nihemine, Egani
Corccrsi5, Euphorbia Vatie
gated, lee Pant, Double Bal.
samine, Scarlet CacaLa, Ia
vafcra. Acuuis, Love ia a
Mist, Mesnioue;ie, Magyeloi
Peru. etc. etc.
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no. smnnmAN's oAMrnon LoxrN.


e.s-tNc immediate rcl"i iu nervous sick heal
ache piuai1n of the heart lowncss uf spirits. dcspon
dcucy inn tnuNniN purid throat, howc sum
n't complaint iaiuinf. oppression sense sinking of
eta y scrtcal affections AMI al scE iroWs
hc'F thrnnghtc day AMI wAirul ught chol
era hintbus, dirrtoi. asstude, a of fatigue
Pcri"n4 travelling Will hnihc ioksngc really revivins-
system generally ant remove all the unpleasant symptoms
arising trrm too free living
Directions for Use tine toZergc should 10 nut into
the mouth aud suffered to I'D solve slowly until Is gone,
t~o three viii be required. often a single one VIII
speedily remove all the paiu or difficulty curing the yurs;
cases he trinJ o ~ minutes. Fir ale. wholesale aud
Itail. ny lmh 26l ALIEN. DuNtL Co.
w Du. PETERS, MEDICArED LU-
ZENG rs No medicines have risen RAPIDLY Ire
popular csimiuuu than Dr Pccrz Lozangrs the suf
hrent cisuus that none '.tsc been pleasant
TASTE, easy In their operations aui certain IN their
icc's.
PETERS WORM LOZENGEs- an infalnbie remc.
Nv for Worms Tie attention OF psrcuis esp, ciay
PETERS CAruAWriC LuZENGES- These ozen-,.s
Will u" i"i ctcicu speedy, aui safc Ia tcir operation
compose" rurcy &C vegetable Ingredient thus Operate
sVcrhcaiy u.cu the vct. thus preventing a. well as r-
h"vtug. confession ct thar imltlnt ur-au Tnn.s ,xt
p"rccis" ficul tut tex" ,tcriu ciucs will find t.-r
ln1cu." iurNCvlIrut ami saTc..iiic substitute.
FEIEE> CORDIAL. LOLiNGES Are a specific Tor
the cci ~ nervous sick head ache auguoI auI ve-
ry. drowsiucs IS. sense 90 tsi,suc From thcr rfcar,
- ne r"i. II heat ache, hcy ace called 10y many, thc
Hei' che iozcug"s.
rErEKs COUGH LOIENCE--Arc now rapidly "a.
r"rs"ing ll Other prcuararuIs for the relief - rlIs
coughs 'sihms \ c Sc. faey truly valuable
clr ard must give relief II used a. directed.
Tor saic 10y j GAYSOR,
APPS ono door ahav, tho IIrll Tavern
ALEN NNDEK DUAL q CO.
Ns.NNa \ n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
LONIANlS IAW nIGLsr IL

LONAN'S LAW DIGEST, &c
lOiGE>T of ~" Laws r.sporu,- Ur,I Property -rr-
- morally, r'nNrd fud ia u- iu th. Un.i : a-s en-.
hi 1'ns u r" cfp'ciLy !i,.s e real properly co. Vr
-n' hy John lNFioc iuuIA, 90, tlr scsbf The
ani formerly Professor OF LAW in TIE UEt-
ycrsity oi Virginia, 90 ~.
tNECurORS ANp ADMINISTRATORS.
Tt"susc tic law o. Executor ruI Administrators
ccu"rAy u t-r in t.r iur.i Stare. aai Ct. adapted
NOR" particularly % r practice Vi Virginia. hy John ray.
Joe Iona arh'r 'i i'' p-"t Df ihc Low ci Real Po-
perry. 4 tuuhct stIrrly received
SMITH, DINNER A. NORRIS
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GREAT DISCOVERY!

HIS edsine IS the o1y that has come aelorc b
pubic for the reHcfof mothers, and is designed Tor
.hci' ano them on Hs not cure fer all complaints but
iorthc OF designed; aud the testimonials favor beng
80 strong, W. recommend t as a valuable medicine A
lfupt &C 1npsnies e1ch bottle vim full description
nf ts peculiar virtues. For sale by
mr - N rI,STACE A son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12

"a tuI NfillTl-Us
For sale by SAMUEL E DOVE.
ssn OF the Black BOY and Mortar.
mh u Mansion House Richmond, Va
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n confcnmcnt, three PIANO-FORTES. which will bc
- 'H'f"i ~ very reduced prices, ariul iocl..c the
'l-Nhrnl Ny iic ~ %! ItnuAry u's wlic time, II
no. a''A Ih"N Viii Zoe rest'ppcit, Go, owner.
ih'.' fhult arc 'IIt O. any tus city II Tie same
Pc ~" Wl now 1c offered AZ So less dian sac regular
stiing prices In"s" waning good Piano. an Ni .u.
o. save ic sum ct g5j these hard timr. viii 81 wei. m nj,
ani eNlmln" ttcs" Instruments. John TJRPIN
DC " 9tl,,rs i,,I,. =, -. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12

PLoUGHs PLOUGus' PLOUGiiSIti
LARGE ass'rtmrui "t various Sizes lust from the
IA FACTOR. Farmers and members 81 Tie Ic-..it.rc
NAL please cali and examine the stock.
jas GRETTER & PgAEc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-12
FRESH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN
GARDEN sEFU FLOWER SEED, HERE, AND
nTflER SEED

HAVE rs received fresh II Seei cox
Vr.ng every KIND ot ,.r mos: choice Garden and Lca
hui Flu'-"r seed tiot al tcrs 500 az. crown by the
hcss sinclair Of B-lfi.n'"e, al Of hefn
o- 81 from tue best Europ"au houses. al which are
warranted 10 ave 'aiis'acon -n show their superiority
over i7"r seei p the eri.s summer viii pFoye.Lisf
"a follows.
% LID ~ H. IN Snn-.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-05-28
ASSEMBLE WHO.

4 une assemblies dss wings do Ia p~aroisse
d'Onsst Baton Rouge, tenue 4 Ia MASON
de cour do la dlts paroiaae, Samedi 10 81
mai 1912, sur motion, l'hon. Louis Fa.rot
IA etc appels nu i~aateuil; Messrs. John Me-
Ian ct Roscmond Hobart ont etc NOMINEES
vice. presidents, ct Onesims Labsuye Sc
crstaire. V
Mr.. S. M. d. Clark n expIiqus ~sucein-
ternsnt 10 but De cetto l~'assembl6e.
Sur motion, Rtso!u qu'un %omlts com
pose de hu,t snembres, soft nomma i l'effet
de redlger des resolutions exprlmant les cen.
timsua do cette assemblies: ceitc n~ofnirx-
tlon ayant tte laissae mn President, il a
nomms Nm. s. NJ. d Clark. NJ. Court.
ney, J. Bio. Lsbauvs, w. Joyce. +. A.
Woods, Dominique LabauSs, j. Nolan ct
H. Bsrgsron, pour faire psrtie de &C co.
mite.
Sur motion, R6soiu, quill seit nosnmt
IN comite pour faire le choix DIES candida,s
pour rsprss.nter cato r~aroisse 1 la pro-
chains Legislature do rattat.
Sur quoi 10 President a nomras Messrs.
DR.. LobdclL JAS. DevaIi, Paul Babin, Guy
Labauve. VIM. White, Adolphe Hebert,
Hte. Hebert, Edouard Dupuy; TheophlIe
Allain, p. Lsbauye, Valmont Hebert, Ma
sloire Leblan nc, ct Noland Stewart, inem-
bres du dit comitss
Les comitcs se aont rstires pour s'occu-
per dc leurs missions respectives.
Apres queleues i~nstsns, Mr.. Nolsnd
Stewart, president dn second c~otnite, a
presents les resolutions %saivantss
Lc comits nomn,o sour designer lss
candiaa,s pour repressnter &c district su
Seaat dc l'etat ainsi qua Ia ChHtnhre des
Representans, SONNET 4 i'approbation dc
l'arssmhles 10 rapport suivant:
Resolu, Que rows la plus grande
confiance dams les ~taIens, ihabllcte ct lie
patriaiisma de Mr.. Zenon LabauEe, OF que
nous lie recommendations aux rosaas De ca
district, comn,a une personne digae de lsar
SURFACES ct eminement auallfi6 pour l1s
rspresentsr nu s6nat de PGfst.
Rdso!u, que Ia confisnce que les cleo
tours de crtie naro.ssn ont ionlours ell dams
10 Col, S. VI. p. Clark, l3ur Representa- at
neat nuslement diminuse, ct qu'en cous4-
qusncs le cogite Ia rseommsnde fortemcnt a
leur consiteyens, CONNIE IN hotnms qui par
SEES II, ems sen habIllte ct Ia plas stricte sttsn.
ton i ses d~,voIrs; est digns de les repre-
senter i la chaubre ,des ~representans.
Sur motion. 10 dit rapport g cts edop!s q
rupanimite.
La comits charge dc pr6pareT des rsso-
~lutiens exprinsnt les sentiments de cette
assembled, a fat la rapport snivant par
l'ensrsrnise de Mr.. $. M. d. Clark, lecr
president:
ResoIu, Qua refst do rstab!ir la o n
fapce chez nous ainsi qua PstsangeF, il est
indispensable que les revenus DIES Etsts
Unis soient au moins sufisans pour couvrif
sas dspenses, do unanisrs a olivier Ia nsces-
site d'asoir Fecours sux cmprnnts, aux bill
let's de In trGsoreris. on i une take directe.
gesoIu, Quo dams fopinion de cette as
sembies 10 Congress dsvrait immsdia.emsnt
imposer sur les importations etrangeres dea
: 9rc;.s non,seulerasat suf;ssas pour dafta-