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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-21
Auecdote Of the Progress.

friend recently travelling in Michigan, accom-
panied Nh Van Buren through that part of his
late Political tour which lay in that State, and
has written ia account, which indicates a
great lack ofeuthusiasm amosg the Ex-President 5
Wolverine admirers. 1t is so late now that We
shall not publish the narrative. but be content
with the following snecdoie Of Mr. V. B.. dinner
at Ann Arbor, the future capitol of Michigan
Mr. Van Buron dined at the American, and OF
course was seated next To the Ladles-at the head
Of the table The wife Of a L ). officer who had
two little boys to be seated just above him.
His Excellency, taking his seat before the boys,
took that one too the lady, which forced the
vodngcr lad 10 sit below him, and brought him be-
twixt the two The elder, who i. about 10, hand
somely introduced himself and his mother, and Il
lively conversation had commenced when the
ger brother, feeling a little sighted, cut III
- follows " Mr.. Van Bucen, are you Log
cabin man am" The question, simple and
direct as /, was, received no answer"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-21

ASE ENTHUSIASTICALLY OEaossTRAIEs % be hthV
MAGNETIC ALMANAC for lsfB BY II. " shereood, W u
Puo shed and for sale by Mr. Douglas, 10 fuitonNsel
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-21

II Masters Of Vessels and Others arriving al thh
Port viii o5se by giyaR to Adrian Banker IT. Al"
News Csiector, all packages files and reports Ae'
for this paper
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08

Robert Hl j., ex'or Of the lafi will and tesan emf Of
I@n NM. decd aud Christopher Tunpkins late shcrifT
81 Ming VILLAIN county, and committee admir- dc honIs
non with the VIII annexed Of ReCbcn Dugar, deceased
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
EXCHANGE cLOTnIN0 sTonI,


TIE undersigned have opened the siore on Ih street.
opposite tho Exchange Hotel with the view ri furnish.
ne I've cuIcnE ~ Richmond and vicinity with FIRST rst0
lfhcesin The way n Ready Made Garments &C such NJ
have not heretofore been offered n Tins market. FROM
e advantages possessed Nv connection with ono OF tho
hrai conccrusn New York, thcy have hopes Of elcnr
ehre ~ patronage which the style aud quality Of ther
goods cenaot iail 10 command.
Reference could hc furnished II the many citizens who
have favored The Eaahliahmont, % BroadWay Ancrc IN
Hotel New York. with their orders, who w In future
cayc ihcir measures with uq, which will be- forwarded
wih despatch, aud III Insured. Samples Of Tho mate.
rails most IN vogue tho Norih will he kent on hand
tom which selections ran be made BY all who would pre-
fer garments made order.
An extensive assortment Of Garments for Spring and
summer weaf are oncfcl Tor inspection, including Pan
nloons-iroin French AMI English Elastic CissimoTcs
Uanhf0ons' Drllngs McriDoca, nnmbezincs &c. IN va
ii9ns styles Particular attention has been directed
1 This Department. with the Object ~ Offering assnrt.
mcni u Pans Which nom Their superior style Of and
finish, the views % fhofo requiring we'll ID.
TING a'iicle Tho samoray be appcdio our vcEs, whci,
have given much satisfaction. no usual assortment
will 10 kept ~, Including Chaiey, Narcotics, Sika etc
etc. Dfcfa and Ffock toats, from Freuch and FnsIah
TinCns, etc,
wt. superior as.orimont Of Fancy Dress Arncl,s,
including he latest style Of rk Sain and Nohar srsrf
lnd CreVais, Crsva ftncre Stocks Suspenders SIN ami
lincu llandkcrc cfs ShrfH, Collars Gloves tnderVfea
aud Diawcrs Hosiery, Umbrellas, Canes, etc. Also
great taricy Of Oriental Robes, or Drosslnf Gowns
10 W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
PREMIUM PLoUGHs.

NtTE have on hand tho the best Agrieu
w Fgrdi Implements before offered 10y al
Dricc9 ior such Implements, qua: sales Our
foushs are from some OF the approved factories
he United states, and have had awarded them more
PREMIUMS
than any other Plough With which acquainte,l-
having sold In the last 10 II months One T1ou-
sand (Which entire satisfaction the Farmer who
used thcml think hazard nothing in tecotnmen
remark, that our
PATENT PLOUGH
mas received = Premiums, al late exhibition in Massl.
chusctts, and that too when tho then bed Plough was
tried 1--WE refer 10 Prouiy Mears At late FAIR here
- iuc 10 the manufacturers say that though there
were several exhibited had none the ground These
Poughs have never failed 10 receive the Premium when
offered.
Besides the advantage Prouiy 4 Mears' Plough.
vice; Of this fact satisfied, having sold the me
Plough ourselves The following Is part Of stock:
One horse patent premium Plough. 80
I've Two DO DO Do, varying from 10 N 90
d ahree ana iour do do 10 II 10 10 "
One horse side hill 10 do....................6 m
Two 90 30 do..................iO o.
Three do 10 do. .................I 90
One horse common Plough, from. 80 TO %
Two 90 do......-.....--.....i o. TO %
y, - ~ TO On
houACto Ilou-ii 80
SIh SnelcTsi great variety. 10 IS o.
=, ~ ~
...I 10 -
L.geiherwith good assortment OF Garden Tools &c
we orer great bargain in 500 Wheat ThIeshing
Can and examine our stock.
GRETTER e. PEAKE
~ dnors below Hell.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
WHITE sYILPHUH WATER

TUE virtues Of Tho WaioT ron the Wine Sulphur
Syringe, IN GrecnbucT County in this state, are So
generally known and appreciated, ttst Ills deemed unne
cessarf 10 cutter tio detail OG is peculiar properties and
applicability 10 particular diseases.
II lat been satisfactorily afccnainod that tho Medical
rnpcIra Of The Wafer reside mainly 10 its rotID Cow.
TEHra and as q solid contents depasifed Or
"hetWSe io ly expectation, the uansp0Tted wator must
tho fountain. '''
Inc prphctors, with view Of placing NJ once In tho
reach Of on those who sy he disposed avail
Of hq use. have established agencies In al tho prnenaI
cice anu ownc In Tie Union aud Transport the Wntrr In
barre and hall barrels, which have undrrrnnc careful
anI through prcrnrau n and urc enabled 10 ure MI the
water 10 consumers in perfect Of pfesrrv7on
numerous comparative ills made with the tran rorfrd
NMcr audthe Water fresh a the Spring, iy intelligent
ind ohqcfVant poreonH, with view To n1rcu,iu he
Strength w. chor case have abundany proved the 10 uh
NJ ihis position.
Pamphlets containing analysis Of Tho Water and di.
refona use arc fnrnshtd gas, by az the agents
FOR sale IN bbia. hair hll and bodies
Do u AIIXln nIINAI A rn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
NIORE NEW nOOKs
Received OF tho Book Store of
SMITH, DRlNKER & MORRIS.

MoRRIs, 'TGAyELs.-Noieso ola Tour through
w Turkey, Greece Bgyp, Arabia PtuG 10 the fIul,
land including visit to Athens Sparta, Grand caI6
ton.tlninpic, Thchcs, the Rcd sea Mount sinai PetfI
The Edom Of Scripture etc. by Morris in vois, l2no
Will numerous plafcs.
travcl-U IS Ga1effs.
Ihc author has conirvcd 10 give his descriptions al
places sccLcfy aud event spit ofIcshness and vrai
seuhiancc, that cannot be TOO much admired OF
the Times.
THEODORE HOOKS LAST.
. FATHERS and sons Novel by the late The 1doro
HOOK author Of Sayings aud DOngs, Gilbert Quincy,
NC. IN " l2mO
"Of Fsihers ami Sons only soy that its revision
was about tie last literary work II ancntcd author
andhaf possesses all those features Of Keen
aud humorous dciincaon OF character which have rem
deed lis productions sucn fayorcs with the public -
london Literary Ga-cne
"a IN stinfcrCstirg and clct or novel. - Herald
"An adUiffi clio nov 81 -- C'0fed0nfnu 1fref y
"Onc u to- Lcat novels of tho ay.'- lTcssenrer.
"a most amusing novel, fullof spirit and vvecy SUN
"Mr Theodore Hooks works arc the most lively ard ~
the same Zine Tho trnesi pictures Of hfe have yet with
among lsic writer's "--dnas
popular treatise Agricultural Chcmiftry for tho
ofihc practical Farmer. ~ Chsrcr squarcy Chemist
popular treatise Vegetable Physiology. published
under the augpces 81 the Socicy. Tor the promotion
popular usif uCtion, with numerous cufa
jet SMITH, DINNER & MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
NEW PUnLICATIoNs-
SMITH, DHINrSER a. nom

SMITH, DHINKER A. NORRIS,
TUE Lio u Wilbur Fisk, u ID, frs President Of nie
y Wesioyan Unigcrsy, by Joseph IIadlck
sermons an1 sketches % Sermons, b. the Rev. John
sammcfhold ~ late preacher In connoSon with tho
Rev. Thos. Bond, NJ d '0
Whara 70 be Done OF the viii and tho Way by tho au-
thor % Wealth aud Worth, sc.
Means and Ents Self Training by the author Of Red
WOOD Hope lcsuci Home, Poor Rch Man, etc
Hllory OF The Expedition uufer the command Of Can.
rams Lewis and Clarke 10 tho Sources Of the Missrt
thence across the Recy Mountains and down The Hvsl
'olnnlls 20 The Pacific Ocean Performed during me
years 1871, 1875 and 1916, BY order Of the
me United Naca prcpar ID for the pfcHs b. Paul Allen
tsq. hevisei ant abridged by Archibald McVickar
Tue fane and Glory of England yindcatcd, being an
! goi
Tue Llnca, account Of The Gypsies Of snsio will
an original collection Of hcr songs and Poetry ~ e9rre
borrow ~
Tic Kingdom Of Christ, dcincatod w Two Esssysonour
cfds account Of hs person. lud of tc value Of bs
tngi1n, and Ontho constitution. powers anil Ministry Of
Chris ian Church, appended BY hinsclL by RcbarI
VITALITY ID, Archbishop of Dublin
hantsi0uf second cdtont with notes and corrections
slso Miscellaneous Poems, By tIe author Of Christian
Ballads, sc
Biblical Researches 10 Palestine Mount Sinai and Arab,
Petra JOURNAL Of Travels in tio year 1898, by ~
binson aud smith, undertaken IN Tcercnco 70 BibIca
se1fraphy, drawn up from the original Diaries, will is
i2fctl iunrations by Edward Robinson, ID -, with nov
Maps and Plans. mast
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
I, -, gEysa Asp Ae.En;,s.ewANo,s

u,- FEyEa AND AeUE-RoMANp's
Toulc Miturc veseale februEe, specific and IA 81
ing for ft-sr aeHs, Constitutional Dibny, ant or
long eu.nsivcly and 80 ssfy employ IhrouSh
so,ihe usGed states and elsewhere, has been essentially
Improved by the gnal Inventor (ani sole,
aud exclusive manufactures, ssain) Dr. n Rowand,
asoa the banks The Mssisspp where be ENJOY
I'd the fullest advantages and opportunities acquiring
ease % n s vsy aaS Tssa , Ss
ng testing aud s further rieetns, his method
he las for upward. of 10 years devoted hts almost
now equally well adapted TO Northern southern Eastern.
western and Tropical climates.
Now that the manufacture OF ,hl. famous and unlver.
FAy sanctioned remedy again In the hands ORTIZ
ma proprietor, may hcnceforh be depended upon for
Ssd During ie Of I b .usSo ISs
the extensive employment which this favoritc remedy
once enjoyed, and TO permit the be
with spu ious limitations. substitutes, and loudly
heraded new arilecR But the Tfue Arfiec. under ats
present Of Rowand's Improved Mixture tnone
o'cr Will receive the sanction OF the author) shall be Inn
Try, and assume the high cmncnce anil universal uso
once commanded without rival The Tonic mixture
rests its claims public confidence of trial. and
NV contrast With every other mode Of treating Fever and
Aguc. whether professional. domestic, oherSise-ehai
longing continuance OF competition and guaranteeing
th % out ofoO cases will realise. under It's due employ
nent more substantial benefit than can be derived from
all other together The common remedies, cs.
pseay those mel with "a INC wes,srn eoan y arc a 70
and erlae'ai,d frar,. spsfs "e.S's, Q. ssGt
.iiog the system called wearied and hopeless su
ierer inward fever" These distressing symptoms
length in ncurabe Dropsv, Consumption CONCESSIONS
other fatal disorders. Recovery under the OF the
Improved Tonic MIXTURE, however Is perfect and CON-
plete: the feelings becoming at cheerful aud
wholesome in health. reiapses htciy
occur than anaek IF the disease sh9 has
1sper had the AsHs before To distinguish Rowand's I'm
Tonic Mixture, from all others, and from counter
fets, limitations ani substitutes. each bottle, addition TO
being wrapped the envelope and covering
now fur nished with label which Ia my
signature, which the mouth, and must be
destroy ell In drawing the cork.
orders should transmitted. ecy the only manu-
neiurcr and proprietor, DIR John Rowsnd: Graduate OF
University OF Pa Oee and Laboratory, . North Second
street. Philadelphia
N D. The utmost rigor OF the law will be summaTily
enfoTced ains every imts lou mposiure
supply received by JOHN GANNOR. one door above
the Bel Tavern, sole Agent for Richmond. le 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08

UlHo1NIA-ls CAaResrH-At rules held IN the
" Cicrk's Once Of the County Court OF Rlchnoad on
Monday, the 2ndday OF NAV. tStl.
WIN Burgess, John n Ncaiman ami Mary M. wife
anu Joseph fones and Elizabeth his wife, Ptls.
Mary, 're,en,s.,,,.
The detendauts william Nash, Peter Nash and : brad
icy ana hts Mary, having their appe
aha sven security according TO the act OF assembly aud
hc rules " this court; aud appearing by saiisacory
eNdc &c thai they inhabitants Of Tits CoIaon
wsah ltsorieIci, that the said defendants 40 appear
neio on the nrs Monday August and snswcI the
o OF the plentids aud that copy Of this oer be !th
Min inserted Ia newspaper published la the city OF
Sichnond fcr two sue and posted attic
"0ni door OF tho Courthouse Of this county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
They most respectfully offer the following
q q q d q n q q Z

Rehni9nd,-McssrF Kcni, Kendall q Atwutor and Cart
Beni. sheppard ChaTioffesUfus, Allan - McOruder.
Esl Ss1fisrae,- McseIs ssgsoc, Tyler g. 60. L0asa,
--hcssrs T. Jeter 60. FTHraHHn.- -ndessrs Shep,
herds q Co LyHchburg,--Iohn ~ speed ami William
sutton, Es1I FrefeTictsburg,-Gab johnson and
Alexander Walker, Eg1s. OraHFc.-Messrs Sneed s.
Thomson. dlnhersf,-Wn. VI. waller, Esq. CqroHns,-
CAPT Robert ~. sntton Daniel Deiarneft md William w.
Icnnngt. Lsqr. King Wihamj.Gcn Phlip Ayleu, and
tapt Charie1 ~ BftNon Wiiama5urR,-DT Robert
p waller, and Messrs W. w. Vest Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
IslsuedI
CoMMpsIoHERS OFFICE, !
RicLninuL NM aEIh 1910

lhe patlor Interested aud Ia this eanse arc ber
~ nouhed ai nave appointed Montay, the lth day Of
Jg{ neNl (eiH)io commence In this Office, tho hous
order al which time ami place they requested 10 at.
Tend with al necessary documents, accosnts and youcb
ers To enable me to perform the said duties.
lnl MhN NJ lie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
ma 24-wiiS JbsEpH F. BArrLEv. d C.

In the United States Court for the Eastern District
GINA. Nav l7th. 1872:
the matter OF Bankruptcy Of Henry NJ Arms,ead. Of
the county Of Campbell In the Eastern Virginia District
The said Henry NJ. Atmstcad, who has been dccTeed
Bankrupt 10y this Court having filed petition praying
his discharge IL Is ordered That notice thereof be
lished IN newspaper prntedin the city If Richmond
enty days least before the IRA day OF September next
whena hearing will be had the said petition the City
Hall in the city Of Richmond, ami all creditors who have
proved their debts and other in interest,"
pear at the said time and place. aud show II
they have WHY the prayer othe sail petitioner should not
be granted copy-Tcste,
una 2i-wllw JOSEPH F BATTLEY. nc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
SMITH nRlNKER & MORRIS.

RE opening this morning, invoice 0 French Books
n elegant French, Fancy silf0nary, and Music of their
own im pOuaion, direct from Paris, comprising, part,
style fancy notc end ccr Pager, with envelopes 10
maio ivory variety of pan embossed and paint fancy
following rare and fashionable colcuff, VIZ. white, light
and dark blue pink fcaflc maroon, black, bon edmond,
soy brown and green, epinglod with gold, with variety
of seals with and moicaalfo,a variety Of uscf ul
fancy sppcndsges Or ladies' Willing Ca1os-formng, in
an large end most desirable assortment
Foreign Books Imported ior Universities or private Ii
bIaries, iel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
GENERAL AGENCY
An
COMNISSIOE HOITEE.

THE subscribers have associated them elves together
u under tho firm Of Waller & Thomson, f1r tie puf.
pore oftransactns General immlssion Business
Having been long engaged IN Merchandise and under.
standing lie General routine u business we'll tney with
confidence offer their EervceaO their friends anil the 10
lie a. large They begow their personal and IN.
divided attention 90 tho sale Of every article rusied
their care and most repeatedly solicit share Of public
PATRONAGE especially c sale 81 corn, wheat aud tobac.
co. assuTnate friends that nothing will be lch und0nc
which human energy skill aud integrity can accomuish
inobainns the highest prices for hoir produce and
ing puurtual returns for the same.
10 once hrd corner below the Dcnof.
LOGAN WALLER,
WIN. T.. THOMSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08

NtEiase hls occasion give notice that wo keen con.
w sanly on hand, Stoves Crates and Cooknr Ran.
rs OF a Kinds that aro generally used In this market
Of our own manufacture, which will scllon reasonable
letme Alec, Motifs Agricultural Furnaces for ueanng
loQd or stock, which we will sell NJ mo manufic
prices, ancI adding the expenses Tin Stove and
rheat Ton Mandatory tho cll Tavern where all
Fnds Of work In orr line, will be done the most rea-
sonsbe terms aud at The shortest notice Roohngwh Tin
HP<5 " 80. g. AL Klehmotd, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
ANIMALS FOR THE SEASON.

ANIMALS FOX THE SEASUN.
ISLORA's Dictionary, by Mrs w Writ
The Poetry OF Flowers and Flowers Of Poetry, edit
ed by Frances Osgood
The Ladies' Companion to the Flower Garden, by Mrs
Ioudon
Tic Orchard and Fruit Garden, including the Forcing
Pit, by Chas Ncln'Osh
The Amaranth, rift for all seasons
FlOta's Lexicon, interpretation Of tho language and
sentiments OF flowers. For sale 10y
ap II SMITH, DRiNKER & MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
NOTICE..

THE subscriber having been engaged In the Drug and
: dpollsea-y business, in New York and Phi aaephia
for the past eleven years has associated with himself SIR
Thomas Harrison, Of this City. aud commences bust.
this day under the firm or Bolton & Harrison.
EDWARD BOLTON.
Richmond, May 9th, 1919. mae DIFF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES SELLING
OEE. EOR sIXTY DANs.

THE subscribers will sell om their large aud superior
Fock of Boots and Shoes, of tho nest - 60daya,
preparatory 10 taking ~ Inventory with vicwof going
Nofb 10 lay IN fufre now et1ck) any al of the
oc hand. ai such reduced prices will ensure
salcF and lnhc to make arch changes u our bust.
b. TIC Fall when incnito DO more exclusively
cash business elftfed ~ ice decided advantages both
tho buyer AMI the seller.
y WATKINS & co,
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Dealers
ic 2 Opposite the Ruins NJ the late Earie Iiote'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
Copy. Tcsie,
or 81 wliw HENRY GIBSON. Ci'k.

United Court Distriet ei Var
giuis June ., lSi2
ToiN A. PAYNE, OF the county OF Fluvanna, hav.
ing fled petition praying that he may be declared
bankrupt: II Is ordered. that all claiming 10
be creditors OF the said John Payne, show
the the 23d day OF July next, why the said
Jonn Payne be not declared n bankrupt pursuant TO
the OF Congress ia that behalf and that copy hits
order be published In the newspapers according to the 2d
and 2iih rules ofcourt.
Aeory. Testc, -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
PKEsBYTEKIAN PUBLICATIONS,
RECEIVED Ell
SMITH DRLNKER Z, HfORRLS


SMITH, DItLNREe L NORRIS
ROVE one hundred differ nj works from the Pcs
- bycrian Board OF fubclon.Thc character of the
WORKS are so leraly known tatii Considered uup
eesSry 10 cnumei ate but lew IA brief advertisement
oheIs viii DC received from the BOar Of Publication a
they may appear from the press.
Ihe constitutional history Of the Prcsbytcllan Church
~ the u = Of America, by Chas Hogc ID r. Professor In
the Theological Seminary At Primo c;ou. " svo
. Inc primitive and apostolic order OF the Church OF
Christ yindeated by sam'l Miller, ID ID
ard Cecil ~ = 1880
PresbyteIianisn tho truly primitive an aposioca con.
suluuou oil the Church uf Chfisf, and infant baptism
sSpural ana reasonable, and baptism by sprinkHns or
Miller, ID ID ~ - ~
The constitution Of the PRESBYTERIAN Church in the g.
cis anu tc directory for thc worship Cod together
VII, n me plan OF government; and discipline
bscouTseB upon the existence ant attributes Go
y stephen Charnoek, ID, first American edition. In ~
Utuculucs OF friend under serious Impressions by L
trait OF The huihor 80 -
The 6udllng OF Scriptures for confirming believers
and convincing unbeeyers, by tho RoLeIt Fletnr
abrdge fros. che tnird edition '-'
Tmc Christian Education Of the children and youth in
the Presbyterian Church. by the Rev Samuel Miller ID ID
The mystery Of Goodness, wherein the DeitV OF Christ
Is proved upon no other evidence than the word
Rev Thomas Bradbury
Lime street Lectures. defence OF some Of the irnpor
lahi doctrines OF The Gospel In 70 sermons by several
series Of Tracts the doctrines order and polny Of
nc Presbyterian Church in The United states OF America
embracing several on practical subjects. "
The Pleasures Of Religion, by Rev Iienry Foster Bur.
DEL ID ID
The Mute Christian under the smarting Roll with sove.
Ie2n anidute7 Tor every cesc by Rev Tho's brooks
sell empiuymentin secret containing an innuiry into
te STATE o me Soul thoughts painful an ciions
MORALS Tor practice by Rev John CoThet
ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
NOTICE.

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opened their stsro the
corner above the Blnks. Main street respectfully soil
CT share Of he public patronage. AN medicines and
prescriptions viii lie compounded with great care, AMI TO
inferior Article sold AIcles NAV be Obtained
al any hour Ia the night.
BOLTON g. HARRISON,
Dfuggist1 AMI ApothccaTics,
Corner above the Hanks.
LII ~ OH, 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
RIO. POLLARD OK

IL EGnLIA CtGAHs.--Me or. u,i. ~, ~ roc ript
- OF JVN Ncfaa Cgars II the Old original bfaGd We
warrant ihcee equal IN any that have been offered in III
market and invite friends and customers 10 try Them
TABB A q LES
ua ~ Main street. Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08

LADIES' CObORtD sLIPPEHS
\NEhayc Just received ot OF Ladies Co'orcd ippers
w which arc very handsome and Of he very es lash
ION JUDAH MYERS a co,
10 Fashionable and Ghcap lboc Ues1rrr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-08
REDUCED FARE.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY.
meeting Of the President and Directors OF the
"A Riehmend, johannesburg and Potomac Rail Road
Contrary, SNh May, lSi2.
WITH tho view of possible, the loo Al
travel on both the Louisa aud Rail Roads:
RsSoireo That the price OF the Return Ticket betN
Richmond or other points on the Redmond, FrcdeTeks-
burg aud Potomac Road, and points the Louisa Rail
Road, short of Gordonsve, be placed and aer the
18Th IIne at one lard only on the price OF the iu ticket
Instead OF one hall
That the price ofthe return ticket between Richmond
anu points 90 the Richmond and Frcderi, kshurg Road
short OF FrcderickShurg between intermediate points
on the same road De placed and aer b1vr dale
one fourth oHiy the price OF the fun ticket instead Of
ha'f
That tho price Of the ticket and return ticket between
Richmond and Gordonsviilc, from and alter the above
named date, be reduced To six dollars and y
between Richmond aud frcde ksburg. seven dollars.
Auue copy fcom the minutes.
led MArMIRDO. Trcasir