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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-01
OFLOOK nERE!l*n
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
sA M u {. II AD a TyT 8,

S IMU . T AD q VI 8,
NUoud respectfully return his thanks to the citizens
Wv Of Dover, and Now Phiadehia for the liberal pat
onage he has received since his commencement in bus>
ness; and he informs the citizens ofthe county that he
still carries the Tailoring business in The town o,
Dover, Factory Street, south slde where Clothing will
1e made in the most fashionable and fitting manner.
From his experience in the abo, e business, he feels
assured thai he will be able to render general satisfies
ton to ALL who are pleased 10 give him cali
Dover, Sept. 30, l64l
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-01
ROAD NOTICE.

NtSTIcE Is hereby given that there will be petition pre-
IL scented % the commissioners of TusCarawas county, at
their next December session praying for the location new
road commencing Of the end Of lane the Wooster road
between the land Of Adam and George Aston running
due north to iDtersect the Stark County line
Oct. 81, 1912. % Avs
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-01
CAUTION.

All persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing
a note Of hand frauduleny held by JONATHAN FISHER
against me- dated the 10th of October 1872 and calling for
TWELVE DOLLARS Whoever buys said note will buy law
ouit JACOB YlNGLI'u
November 8, 1872 424wS
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-01
COVerHet Weaving!

The Subscriber having established himself in New
Philadelphia tenders his services 10 the citizens of the
town and adjacent country, as an Ingram Coverlet
Weaver.
ness, thai his workmanship will be inferior TO in
the State of Ohio, aud that he will be abo TO give gem
erll satisfaction.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-01
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

FASHIONABLE TAILORING
HOsEPH w. NEWBURG would respectfully inform lis old
friends and the public in general that he carries on the above
business all its various branches Factory Street, South
Side where he may all times be found to attend 10
all work ntrused him. He ates himself WILDE done du.
rabc and fashionable can he done in the country lie
intends all times keep in his employ good competent work
men, and his receive Fashions amply provided
or. sr.
To accommodate his friends the country, he will take
ly all kinds of country produce.
Dover Aug. l9, 1841
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-01

JACOB DARST,
Fp EsPECTFULLY informs the public that lie has com.
Il menced the
Blacksmith Business
in the village of LOCKPoRT where lie intends 10 carry
the various branches of his profession extended cale
lie will OCCASIONALLY be aided in his work by the labor and skill
of Mr. SIMON BEoK, who is well known an experienced
Blacksmith. From the unremittng attention lie will pay TO
all orders for work entrusted him, and his reasonable
ges he hopes the farmers of the country and the public gen.
orally win favor him with their CUSTOM
Lockport, April l, 1872
GPLOOK HEREN. IN
The undersigned also manufactures oil kinds of
suc foot adzes broad and cises Of all
warranted forthry days ELLIPTIC SPRINGS made, CAR
RIAGEs. wagons huggys and all description of vehicles
the shortest notice, in the substantial manner, and
reasonable terms.
He would also say that lie has in his employ ABRAHAM
SMELL excellent workman from New York, lie is tie sole
inventor of the celebrated AXE aud received pre-
MUM of for making one in 820 which sold for
dollars. From his receipt 1t that Collins received
his instructions for making tile he has been successful
| in selling JACOB DARST.
Lockport, May 80. 1912. 20
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-01
,Medieai Notice.

Medical Notice.
The subscribers having associated themselves as prac
ttioners of Medicine tender their services to the cit-
zens of Dover, and the surrounding Country i'll the va
rious branches of their profession.
Dr. MoMeaI thankful for the very extensive patron
age he has received for 2yeas past hopes by strict
tention 10 merit continuance Gift,
Their office is Oh 2nd Street. above the Halter shop
ofHr. Wilson.
F D. 5lcNTEhL, NJ. D.
Dover, Nov. Is, 1S4l, LEWIS DYER, NJ. d.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-09
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lance Of our public lands Has he not written has
name by the side of that of the patriotic and vene
rated Jackson; and whilst the names of Washing
ton and Jefferson and Jackson are repeated in ac
cents of love and admiration by coming gene
rations viii not that of John Tyler go down
with them to enduring tame2 And now is not
one generous and universal response coming up
from the hearts of his grateful counIymen, 10
the patriotic principle. that he is carrying out in
his Administration, and viii he not be nobly
sustained by the whole Democratic party and
by the moderate Wings? Such man, great
in his elevation, great 10 his principles, and
great in his high destiny, is assaed by the
Federal Tories. and nsulled before British no.
blemen, whilst the British Queen-the mere
puppet of English Royaliy-the mere painted
doll of English power-the mere little glr
dressed in silk and jewels of the British Gov
eminent, is cheered and honored
But this tory insult is not only 10 the Presi-
dent 1t is IL every American citizen-every
man in this vast Government is insuted Does
not every one, who has an American heart, feel
it2 Does he not feel burning shame mantle his
cheek and his heart fired with Indignation
What were the first emotions of every Amerl-
can when he first received the information
Shame, a sense of degradation, and then indlg-
nation The whole American heart, true to the
lofty impulses of patriotism and honor, Is thrill
led with shame and indignation. II the Ameri-
can flag, covered as il is with glory, had been
present on that occasion, and had been torn
down and lrampled under FOOT the insult TO the
American People could not have been greater.
Are the leaders of tbe Federal party, who were
engaged in this affair, prepared TO take the last
step, and invite the British nation TO extend her
Government over our Republic Ale they pre-
pared to surrender up all, and have us the sub
jects once more of Great Britain
The first day Of September will be long re-
membered with shame and sadness. Let it be
dark and gloomy day in our annals-let its
anniversary be celebrated in mourning, and let
it stand on our calendar as the disgraced day,
when American honor was furnished by her
own citizens, and within her own borders and
let the names of the guilty and traitor perpetra-
tors of that base deed be covered with shame
and nlamy-let them be preserved and used to
mean national dshonor and shame and trail
tors infamy-let them be written with The names
of Arnold and Hull, and Burr. Deep for ever
be their disgrace, and execIated be their memo
ries by every lover of his country that may 1--we
after them
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-09
ANOTHER EXCUSE.

The wise and polished IntelIigencer, Of yes
terday, has already manufactured an excuse for
the insult to the President a, the New York
dinner. The gallant young Lotharios who edit
that paradox OF politics and pollteness, declare
that the Presidents health was drank in silence
because he is gentleman, 1--WE thank the Intel
ligencer for that discreet acknowledgment and
that the health of the Queen was rapturously
appauded, because she is lady. AT the din
ner given to the Wing corporation Of New
Y ork on board the steamship Sirius, on her firsl
voyage across the Atlantic, the heallhs of the
Queen and President were given separately,
and both received with the most enthusiastic
applause. AT that time Mr. Van Buren, was
President, and most of the Americans present
were Wings. The same occurred at a dinner
given at Blackwe's Island by the Wing corpo.
ration to the officers or the Sirius and Grea,
Western. The same again occurred at the din
ner given to the Prince de JoinviIle al the Astol
House, and the same at the fete given by thai
Prince on board the Hercule, at New York =
All these meetings happened when Mr. Var
Buren, was present and the city of New York
under Wing regime.
OF all the slim excuses the Intelligencer has
lately manufactured, this is the most abomina
Bile. We had imagined that our neighbors, be.
ing English, would know something of the
usages of polite society, but we have been gross
y mistaken. Twenty dollars given TO Liable &c
instruct these youthful admirers of the ladies'
would not be money thrown away, and at the
next session report upon educating editors in
America, TO make them perfect in addressing
the ladies of England, would more than pay in
printing, the gold given the dancing master.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-09
THE FAIR SEX.

The Intelligencer surposes the Queen OF
England was cheered at the dinner in New
York, because she is one of the "Fair Sex
Now Mr.. w EBsrER was cheered, and very pro-
perly, and every body knows (that ever saw
him, that he is not one of the Fair Sex. Away
with such gdiidRtry!
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-09
OUR COUNTRY PAPER.

During the recess of Congress we resume, as
usual, the publication Of the semi-weekly Madl-
souian, and suspend the tri-weekly. We now
publish the daily, semi weekly, and weekly
Madisonan
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-09
OFFICIAL
BY THE PRESiDEN 4

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT,
BY and uih the adpiee and consent Of The SENATE
RoBEar c. NEwLAsp, Register Of the Land once
at Balesviir, Arkansas, vice Lewis b. lniiy' re-
signed
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-09

We learn from the st. Lous papers that Major Ca
briel j. Floyd who was SO brutaly msltreated at his
residence that place, the evening of the Goth
ult by five miscreans has since died of his wounds
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-09

Steam figafe .uontezuna built in England for tn
Mexican Government, has been seized by officer
of the British Government
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-09

Mules have been substituted for horses, IN some OF
the omnibuses at New Orleans
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-09

1t stated that there 2700 ysgrsnt children in
Manchester exposed to every misery and vice
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-09

And were the manufacturers Of this country, its
mechanics all its aborng population TO be abandon
ed to suspense and ruin till S45, OF TIL The democracy
should come in like flood sweeping all before iheml
And this too because the President chooses TO adhere
to the condition which he signed, and which you, the
Wigs of this Congress, imposed upon him, at the
extra session in III. Land bill, namely that phen
heiarf should be raised abore ~ per cent Dis
fribution should be suspended He, MIR, thank Hes-
ven never consented to any such condition but you,
the majority did you asked the President sign the
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-09

p. S. Since writing the above, have con
versed with Mr.. Marshall on The subject, and
find that in the MS. Of his letter, reference is
made TO the fact Of The motions submitted by me
by Mr. Irwin on the 18th of August which
part of his MS. was accidentally passed over in
the transmission of the matter to the Integen
Ger. | add this in the fullest conviction of the
fairness of Mr.. Marshall's intention in the his
tory Of the affair published by him, as well as Of
the patriotism and wisdom of his purposes and
conduct, with relation thereto, in The House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

h1 pfopf"1T ~ u " establishments At tho common.
- it ~ INV lcir, rclCas his thAss to his uienis
o i'unl' i"r iheir liberal support since htrt
't tueit accomn4 iion VA July ali, anJ he hopes
- ui'i I" utth II, ~ mating all those who sniougu
p eninirr ahe AZ least NJ any other Hotel
my N"sh Tie lakes ti- oppoTtI4iiy asu Of caution
Pc" ' POI 'ic 90 u Gee uuounie rumors put a - ~
I'-lc" p-n"na, sbo'u t' cAtr,vagant chugcs sad 10
~ y" ,unhe Il has Hotel by assuring thom thcy
""" "'ii they ALWAYS have been SsPEHuAY.
n, L. BOYDEN, Proprietor.
"''"'lnni' Va Jan u iNi2. "a I 3in
n ) Brardets Tor meals only NJ the Ccnileu.r' ORA.
nary, S2S5 per year.
N-ch,. To he Exchange ir large COnccI, AMI Rail
oOI,, Mhleh VIII hr let for such purposes upoI
sonahlc terms "a Hny n tho city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

a =. MADDOX, cLaasHk, Ia. - constantly r..
lying iru'1 ihc ccic. rated t'frs
'tnsN M'rSaYs, and ';lacu 60, Hpsion. IN cst.n.
sN" assortment oi Piano FpTicS made expressly To- MS
9tlrr Az ~ which warranted hc supoI,f a. an,
Ilpgsh 10 ms market. From arrangements Alich n.
~ tnic Win he manufacturers. ne Will be able 10
81" ticm loT considerable less than flrisrty Ir 49,, 49,,
s'Iumcnis arc npi hn they rcpT s-nfc DC they
WA ne exchanged or taken back, ant whoa ihcTo an.
Doubt about H." quality, no ny NiU he !,lurcI nti
Euch doubts arc rcfroycd'y trial.
Piano stools uf al! paiicrrs
Piano Covers from sftuE!s.
FtaLos ALVEY lire.
Tho lsfsct collection Of church r,ftr-. ,,,t-..- d,
INC now publications AT TIC lowcsj price,, wlirs,ie ana
'c'e'''- a = MADDOX,
H. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
FOR SALE CHAP.

fOiN oAist CHEAP.
AuIE' Trnlak.n slippers, leather bound
4 ~ 30 40 TICS 10 do
10 40 DO swan do dp
~ No do Hi4Sina DO df
Tho above Shoe fresh Having ha.t-lt then, et
uei VIII hc fnh tcry lowe hllo fresh loi OF chlIrcu'
Morocco Ankle fic SLIPS, by
IE WATKINS 4 co
hu.ccHfofa Co.. d IWuCY, opposite tho
mh " Kuni uf tho Faaic lfotet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
NV sPMIN0 aoops.

hN hc lsyncLpurg.
TUE ruls.r ihrr rcccIvrl ar.l Duruirr af,r. f
y rfurU aud desirable Go.is n DBL line. a. invite. Fl. y
suenr ~ ns icrds lnd customers gencralv astfriu-
Them tsf aIct his purchases this Spring will f, s,..,-
hs previous reputation, oikccpnf gooi and chcsp a., ~
aIN Tlfn'S PRICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
VOL. XXVIl.
By ALEXANDER mosELEY.
TERMS.

SUBSCRIPTION To tho DAILY WHO 90 City Subscri.
toa yras' au int shorter period az The rate II etc
s@''r' both payable iu advance When 10y mail IN
ADVERTISING rome rtuarc offnecn lines tDr It. ed
i-"r' 'n, cents; tyu Insertions 81 i2 three
".il' ~ it, tEi "vrr succeeding usritlpa ~
Ih'icC 81 week, ftceuts tot each insertion.
INicea week. hi nsc Itiun 70 ccni; wy succeeding
nlcftion % crns.
Once awock drstinsertion 10 cents every succeeding
ias"Itlon 30 cents.
Transient a,lycst'scrs must pay la advance.
The number II Insertions ~ Advertisements must 10
noted tho Ms, they Will bs nsrftc am d nf,r.,l Ia
must also be In writing.
annual Advertisers are cuErgci SD f,rtwo slal.r and
IN W proportion Tor advert " gfcsicr ugth
sTr Anroncets and Lottery dealers, who are charged
10 The COUNTRY WING /. published twice a week
iu,snya anu Fridays at i've doArs per annu payable
FOR ADVERriSING-75 ccuis sqiaIc Cor lc.a) for
w hIslmH".t lon. anu ~ ccns Tor hrh cnnnuAncr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
WILLIAM NunDOCu. scrrc,,rv

Applications may he made personally by locr. (ust.
ltdl iIc sulacrhcr, Agent ioT ihe Company Rich
MONDE who wI furnish 40 tary information CO. rcfsonl
l'sirnus oi avaiinE Themselves ot the advantages which
mis- Institution offers. Tor providing against those changes
e. which ulafc subject, fo The uncertainty Of life
precauousucss Of hnsiuoss ~ the payment Of small
''i, 'l-h nloFf mon can spare, comfortable support
way ~ this means be secured o. thor fiinilicr.
tea ". BALDWIN. Ae,Ni.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
VGIss g. HItOTuERs'
PIANO EnHTFsE

TUE deserved reputation which The Instruments made
by Mrfftf. pavioE a UroihcrF, ~ Now York has A.
iuoi since their intro lucuru info this city, hrs r ures
The shsrrhcrto enter into arrangement with the mann
lecturers nr n sale of tlor Instruments aud ronsf.
uu'u'ly supply will DC constantly hauI From an
pcrrncc of some boo Tho sc NJ Piano Forcs n this
city, aut being practical workman himself the suiacr
bofcan with cpnui'ncet c-ummcnd thos, Instruments a.
puif'fHn1 al tho m1icIu improvements, combining
rv..iuss4a1i brtucv of tone. cai 90 iac nafrumrnfs
oi fnv other uf1 iftc 'urcrs in tlic unfcd States.
lU prise ri tfrr. inffrtIuenff from Oi1n down
a. i1H H 6it' Per.nus wanting gn1i PIANO muu n1i
hc ''nrrc h1ur .rtu Iosr inHfumrufs lccnuutof
tirf r1Htrurts i1r an who have fnrl ono NJ tho low
lfi'r i'no have hcrn aH'uIshei tn dul them equal iu
i,N 1li iuc i1 fH' 1 twice their cost Uenr native
rI VIZ Ufuut1u Gee Subscriber naifcrs himself that
% il'.N in want NJ good Piano will hut give him e cali
Of alb frIl ptrputac
MY n-, lmcnt proving defective, may be exchanged
w'hin t"cN' W'nilif ancr purchase.
quo, JOHN TURPfN
". ~. Nni' ~ tiLnot Furniture. f1r .lic 40 prces
House Wic1mrni. My '',istt.
DiNtp linsry, and Fanncis. at unprcr,,,,,.t ,,,,,
i'i ."' ny q. " pWfCE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
JAMES : GEORGE WINSTON
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

- 'MI-sION MERCHANTS,
id'c on consignment, and Offer for sale ct reduced
49, - prices
k0 BUsdrIs primo Clover se.t
=, - - If-it. 80 Orleans aad p Rico susa,
- SO s,.' H@,l.-cra wt's*eJ
" b cusaz & N,-.iais o,ro
- o~A"s bstn. l.. % anl tg,iI,syrs
- ~ y - M = lerrints
H.h . iii'fsd and y %
- oe1' IVA hti a. : t-,guay "a Carfss
- bb. ~, ~ Up i, RAJ I'D lonLs nv snr Tea,
~ boxes - - snf g. T.l,,r f,,,.~
go 81 Good lnj Cot.u.or ..
- tnhs t'o-'e buUer
80 srgr New I-tL
5tLS'E VINEGAR
~ boxes iavaua Sugar
- Dds Brazil dn
W Nv lev p.ts Frcnch E:tndy, Ia the! Curom'IIous.
~ tb,s Apple ard P.,e ) Pr,,4v
i'.gl !ts tufi-.fIIa,
- pieces Hsr Cloth
Loafsrasr" Chh. Vino, in iemijohns
Cotton Yarn ears, az 90 per VI.
InaI~1 80" NiE,isor Chairs
rnur s:~hogany assorted
Gauuy Rags -et'1
CO. Chair Backs
Anont,s Mahogany Enobs
I,isl xi.t,l sofa Springs
y ERum NJ s..
tS15 = OIL French Brandy Coetie Selves
n,pic co sant Screen
C5un,rv Gin Move Wire, Nos I to %
So. ~ ~, I'm Bark Mills
49, yri ~ ~ , Hydraulic Cement
mr. 10 '"-' "feats o'd Flooring Plank and Shingles
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
BEAUTIFUL DRESS nOOTs.

FINE FRENCH CALFSKIN.
W. .aNc JUS received per scur uron 0frtler SUP.
W lNol MHcs Scns beautiful Hrois. auI shall con.
mca' 10 Wani Of huc and beauul Roots. o ve No. sfa
J T. WATKINS = co,
Al samuel Pwucy's oii nand
Durham Mas.ard 10 pound ana
4,l bali pound bodies, fOT ale.
,Pl RM BURTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

FLOWER SEED.
Dahlia double. Zinnia. Cas-.
sla' Scotch Broom, PINK,
HuneF'y. Treiorc, Candy
tuu, Chyslnlhemine, Egani
Corclpsis. Euphofbia Nafie
gated, lee Plant, Double Bal.
s2mine, Scarlet Cacalia, la.
yafcra. Adouis, Love in a
Mist, Meguiouette, Marvel o I
Peru, etc. etc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07

l ADlhe ELEGANT WRENCH MONOC-
- co AND KID SLIPPERS-Ctfv HqHnfac.
ftrr-A hno ufrof'wcuf ot tIc7c superior slippers on
hand o. wch tie attention ~ thc o. lies solicited.
- BUiIINGTON s. 90,
W. 10 Sian. 70 House
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
ELEMENTARY DRAWING BOOKS
RECEIVED BIT
SMITH, DRINKER x MORRIS.

n.
NEW Lthosraphic Scenes OF Rustic Co,.,,.s III
vermont Drawing Book OF Iandscapes "a
eAeIuiel al the Vermont Episcopal Institute R1rins,
for the Of Schools. -'''''e' DuiilAslHni
nc hr. number shows the rudiments Of Architecture
n nc savage state, and the progress OF rij,es,,
VS. hrst rude beginning, Preliminary FSeTs,sS ~,
the subject P1Aies, L4ustrai.
The second number is devoted chiefly 10 The D.u,.,.
Landscape Scenery. 'ef'ese"'ed 10
me thitd number presents Drawings Of Roeks Ro,,s
&c 10 De copied with Tie same materials and In tie "st
manner as the $3.50 IL" N-'S S34AS
The fourth number Commences With , rti,A.- GU.
SUD- ectS intended 10 advance the Pupil i'm me A ~ 81 ~
ing and Finishing he Scenes $500 D'3"-
OXFORD DRAWING BOOK.
lue All OF Drawing, and the Theory and Practice Of
elspeeNe IN series Of Letters Containing persnecve
mo- Haiot on ekeiehing. Drawing Coioring Land.
care scenery, Animals and the Human Figure viii !.
new method OF Practical Perspective esisned in
easy and spic style for the use on esrhs- ~ a.
instruction, uy y Whitock, Teacher OF he - IN
IN nnNeIsiy 81 Oxford enbelished With upwards OF
W Jaw hgs from real views. taken eXprcssv for ,,s
Work On quarto volume OF CtO macs ' ~ '.-S
ELEMENTARY DRAWING BOOK
Ding we huimenis OF the Art Expaucd in setics NJ
1s plsressVe lessons ADAPTED the udies ana rr
ol yIuns aiies AMI gentlemen all esiabfshments
ihe ART namely Drawing Shading and Colourng 20. ,-,s
~ numerous Coppe-pae Engravings with rcnions ttos
n..ss instructions, by ReuDens smnh Professor Of
Drawing BOOK OF Flowers by Ms Am smith
AnufewSs Lessons IN Flow, Painting beirg .o,,.. .
rsssNe stuii"s .rncipally from Nature by Ackep
man. LONDON clnuon - 1Ssei
Together with Drawing PAPERS Wafer co,ors in &c.
per'ie cakes OF all descripfi, rs ' III SC
q ~ and silver Paius. Metizint and Pink Collar. pA
aus Hail aud sable Brushes Of var ouS sizes EoT1
SUI issue Papers SUPER Drawing Perrs of ,taarnr,
OF quafy' Paint Boxes. Painters Eascis &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07


CHEAP, FOR CASH.
lust received. direct from New YORK IA .i,.,,, 80,
~ beautiful lot of | " ''- -"''' "''
Cord striped Paus SKIS
BLACK aus Blue Rack dt
to 40 Gro re Airers DO
81 t1 in Crr 40 AffrH.f. Ia,
Re' Theme g. lawns au1 Nu...ns. entirely ns,g
10 ani striped lackouct e. lnl,ri-s
irW pieces nov style MCus0a..c LIE LIN.
Moo arl Fancy corr t1 ID,
nantne-' renchlms, ~ superior quality
Etrl Bis six ~'iawls '
~ t'tMohsir 40
tn'ISIs 1rI Eubt Mous'inc Do
VINO Hra tHIt Swiss tsuF S-arfs rrf.refv now
h'mn' amos aud Mourning Lawns
tal.f SIS Wits. of every vsrctyu
lIack N-ltir .io, half fuacrs
French kd Gloves. nf all relsra
BACK ani 'i Siik Frnfcs
lan-y coii Cords ami Tasscus
Sun shades AMI paraso.s
l'-Di cr goo every desc r.1n cf Cn,fs smile f1 f,r
Guy if'' which We determined o. -efa. prices fr
st' ino Zines Intending Obj keep crueanIy ou ftanf
t' as-'ti.icni ui Go0ds ufracuary adapted fo this
'le'L we 'tNr WHfc management io fhr North r TO-
.'N. wtcsf iHc most frr.W styles. dnt those DESIRING
'' purchase can awayste sITrtc.. %
slC Nea i,.r'' a p1,, = g.,
...... TOILET BOTTLES,
WILL Hou.es coo glass rlan ind co.ercd somc vcry
Cologne Water from Jean Marie Parma. genuine. re,i,
superior. '
Frcnci auI ENG. s Eeu.es s,r me han rser,h,cvr will
M assoumcrt 90 uAir t tso.U aud ulu Brushes PEI.
iufncry 1r vcfy .c.irlrc flrfy rrucirs ,r ss.r r
aHl ALEXANDER uTNtt a 60,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-07
NOTICE.

KIM Hri alter tie 2Ih ~ April, ri weekly gc "
Zoe. =" iynchhurs, " 10 leave Richmond aud Lynch
U,'i- on M"nciy "Wednesday and FiaS Of O'Clock. A.
y" ~ ne aTTauscincu enabled 10 ioiin a snnsc.
l'h Win llc W'Sctu Stages ont ot IvHcalurs. Uuf
Scotisviie boats ,.i, run as usual on MONDAY vI-,,s
ai ttlly evening a. O'Clock, r.. NJ A. o the convr.
anu expedition 10y this all nthcrs going
west iiom Richmond or tie vicinity We sil ROT az ,ry
thns oIi refer piscngcis ant others TO those Who have
travelled On Boats
ap-j-u BOYD, EDNoSD x DAVENPORT