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The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-13


small dungeon, not twenty feet square
during Il hot night in June, and only
tweuiy-iour survived the dreadful sufTo-
cation. This dungeon was called the
BLACK Hole Of Calcutta - land from its
horrors" says British writer, "the
gIories Of our Indian Empire may be said
to have taken their rise"
Colonel. afterwards Lord Give, who
was at Madras with small British army,
Immediately FASTENED to the relief of his
countrymen, recaptured Calcutta and OBJ
tanned permission to lortlly it. From that
hour the territorial empire of England in
India may he said to have been founded;
then and there commenced her stipend
Gus career Of Indian conquests,
Surajee Dowlah, after a desperate re-
sistance and several bloody battles, was
Lethtoncd, made prisoner and san.-Thc
British soon became masters Of an I'M
mcnsc territory on the GangeS the relu-
gees FROM an insignificant mud fort at
Calcutta were invested with the sove-
reigu,y Of over 100000 square miles
the irigh,lul dungeon of the "Blacl, Hole"
was exchanged lot the dominion of the
richest part Of India.
II would require volumes TO record
what followed the intrigucs with rival
princes! the means rcsorted to, to en-
broiI them with each other, SO that the
British might step in nd sweep away all
HEY were ronlending for; the achieve
mems Of Give; the altrocious career of
Warren Hastings; the forced loans and
forced ccsslons Of territory; the long and
desperate wars that have been waged
and the oceans Of blood that have been
she'd. We have no room for these de-
tails. Suffice il to say that one cncroacl-
ment has succeeded another, and con-
quest has followed conquest, until the
British Empire in India now extends
from the snowy SUBMITS of the Iiimalaya
to the green slopes of Cape Comorin;
from the steep Ghauls of Malabar to the
sandy shores Of Coromandcl, and COM
prehends by far the richest and most in
porlant part OF Southern Asia.
In regard to lhis mighty empire, wrcs;-
ed, As it has been from its tightrul pos
SCISSORS at the point of the bayonct, one
great and important principle is To he
considered - the necessity ola constant
advance. A French writer remarks that
"aIl c0nquests must be Intellectual unless
it coaId he universal; since The increasing
circle must DO continually involved in
large sphere of hostility" This remark
is quoted with appreciation by Allison,
the grca;est living historian of whom
England can boast, who adds that "the
British have experienced the inlpcssibIiiy
Of stopping short in their career when
once commenced, before they had reached
the limits assigned by nature TO ll,ci,
further progress. From the time they
first became territorial subjects in the
East, and handful @! Europeans ven
turcd to rear the standard Of independence
among The sable muiiitudcs, they had no
alternative bat to 20 on conquering in
continually increasing circle, till they
came to the SHOWS OF the llimalaya and
TIE waves Of the Indus"
The same writer compares the career
of Napoleon in Europe to that of the
British in India, showing that each alike
felt the necessity Of advancing TO avoid
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-13

IN opt RcpiU-Shcrden once sue
ccedcd admirably in cnrrapping a noisy
member, who was IN the habit of inter
rupiing every speaker with the cries Of
"lIcar, hear" Richard Ern,lcy took an
opportunity 10 alIude to aweIl known poll
teal character of the time, whom he repre-
sented as person who wished TO play
the rogue, but had only sense enough
to play the fool. "Uhere," exclaimed
Sheridan, in continuation, and with great
emphasis, "Uberc shall we find more
foolish knave, or a more knavish fool
than this 2" "Wear! Hear!" was instantly
beloved from the accustomed bench.
The wicked wit bowed, thanked the gen
tlcman for "his ready reply to the qucs-
ton" and sat down amid commissions of
laughter from all but their unfortunate sub,
ject,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-13

"Tite! you are dressed up as fine as
fiddle. llow's this ?" "Cold water has
brought me out, sir"
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-13

Giae7 3 N.-G!ass church bells arc among
modern wonders. Olc has just been cast in
Sweden; It's diameter is six feet an It's tone is
said to be finer than metal bells.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-13

4 J.dgs F'aed--B. Hopkins, President Judge
Of the 7th Judicial Circui; of Ohio, has been fined
ten dollars and costs, for an assault aud battery
on the editor Of the Clinton Republican. \
pretty couscryator of the peace
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-13
Ottawa, Ill.,, friday, Hay i. lI2,

rrJFssE DAxsoaru, Esl., is or cGaH (T
III. collection Qrs4J3cdpiio1s to his PaPsr. IL
riNmaka general ;aY on tios9 o'Y'Rg u', ant rs
lie Genaql5 cye small ,cs hope % see hioa sacs's-
FIJI IN proesr;ng thea payatR. We laad men
IN need ofD~ dies, a'a il . lime E.at wise -four
1q!foas ,eo,;iI iiiahcf tbs 4atis-, and ac! ia q
D,rrn.y ,oiici "cz,;loi .e as'gmd1stooa.'
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-13

GJIhe Mormons have ten churches in the
New England States.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-13

Late papers from the cast are rejoicing in the
reaction that has taken place in the commerce and
business OF tho country. The money market is
easy, stocks of every description, not even except
ing Illinois bonds, have gone up rapidly, and con-
hdcncc is again in some degree restored. The
cheering intelligence Is announced by Bennett in
his peculiar way -
"Thank God at last Blessed he the holy npos-
ties Peter and Paul To conclude. 'rhisscountrv-
this glorious ldnd--ha3 at length reached fine hot
tom.--We have touched the solid rock--in corn.
merce, currency, politics, religion, virtue, dcmoral-
izl,ion, folly, chaIatansm, and good sense. From
this day forward the march of the republic will be
onward and upward, in every element of ciyiiiza.
ton and sound economy.
''ln morals, philosophy, and religion, we are al
30 IN fair way Of improving Exlrayagant ha-
bits of living have gone the way Of the broken
banks and iinonciers--ihut is, "a the devil. Tn,
great temperance reform is increasing Every
month we have new science, or new rcliripn
starting up--but prophet Ioc smith, the Mormon,
seems TO be the most successful among modern
apostles.
con the whole, we begin to feel quito conf,,.
table in this country and hope they get alons wet.
ty well in Europe
What effect will this reaction have on Illinois ,
Will the restoration Of confidence in the east re-
store confidence here Certainly not, so long a,
our banks are in state Of suspension and our
only circulating medium Is paper from 10 to 60
per cent. below par Blu, it will better the mar.
ket for our produce, and then our farmers can, il
they choose and arc wise, better our currency
They can, and our faith in theirs good sense induces
us to believe they will, receive, during the coming
season, in pay for their produce, nothing but spc.
Gle or the paper specie paying banks Of good re.
pute. This will At once drive all deprecated pa.
per out Of circulation, give US u sound currency
compel our banks to resume or wind up, restore
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-13

UrNr Gddngs, of Ohio, i, reelected to
Congress.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-13

Er-Pto'isH Ua Blrfl is now at III, Her
m:,agc, commuans with the Hero Of New o..
leans lie will visit -, Louis by request Of the
citizens Of tia, place, on his return to the last
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17

- boSo ms and collars. Al SRI Ep' WIN Linen
- Fourteenth st. opposite Exchange Hotel.
{ Aii NJ r. MIS- OF the frsi oIsGiv Is,-,v I-.I-
vara S sk and satin Vests, and Pantioons in ali The
yies OF hew and fas honabe ri,Is tsn, sor
snIy on hani II STARR q cos Depot of Fsney' nre
Ilc!es, opposite tie Exchange Hotel ANY D'ss1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
VIRGINIA, MONDAY, JANUARY II, 1912.
40 MNTIII.nS


MEssRs. f. CHASE a Co.-Gents Hearing much
I sai ABOUT the extraordinary effects Of the
ton or Persian Pills those shoutio become .noher-
w"wcrc induced 70 make tiiai OF them Ny At M
time the iuothet OF children, had the most
dous aud -xcruclans pains during and acr her confnc.
uehi of each. Size hatred every tuur
medicine hut found little relief shc Comnrnc ed IN
king the Persia" Pills about months before her conGns
inent Cher health 10 Ing poor about this time
pfevious) AMI soon after onibcd by their
To the cares OF mother Ia her family until cnnne.
nent ~ the time she commenced taking te Persitn
rus aud Tor several weeks ptesous she sfoeI with
any, hard cough. AMI frequent severe crampa which the
use 81 the Pills entirely removed before using isii box
II With great confidence that aysc all those about
IN become nOihcrF to make Of the Pc rsian Pills
Those that have taken them IN ouf ncghboThood have got
epn- ia the same easy manner and about the
In lew Gays There does appear be half the dat
geT Of ether difficulties selug In alter confinement where
these Pills taken. We untedly say let negec,
taking them, ir they IN the reach ofthe poor well
as The rich We truly thansfui that crc H. remedy
WHICH females can easily procure, which bids fair
sen The world of suffering which many of them have Ia
BEAR and the lives of thousands which oihe
wise would lie lost. =. ROBERTS.
- A. u. ROBERTS.
Rochester. May fth, 1888.
For safe by A. q. STEVENS
-Iag
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
JANUARY 9Th, 1912.
MORE DEsILtABLE AND sEAsoNABLE
BOOTS AND SHOES

w have Just received opened, direct from the
w Mauuacurct, The tfollO~ing very seasonabI. anu
rate- Goods which wi b, cold by the package other
WISE lot Cdsh or To- puEciaai eHStyers tho
lowest market prices CITY dealers ani others. Will be
leased with The quality oi these Goods, AMI invite
call They
Mems superior thick scwed ioo,E-a article,
Do dU hucj and bound Kip Btogsns do dn
do 10 do do do
BOy's do do do
Youths ,iO do do
To- We will take this occasion to Inform Town aud
country fcnds that general stock Of Goods very
good for the embracing almost quality
style, IRON the chcsreStto tc best ,cc made, aud
anxious TO red II by the SpTus, will sell
y article AT the very lowest prices, particularly those
buying for Cash.
Ia lici,ing from friends aud the public rally
continuance OF their flyouTs. will not omit
To them our acknowledgements ioi those afe sy received
ond p'cigc them give Eliisfac
ton At all tncs ID. BURLINGTON a GO.
Wholesale aud Retail dealers In Boots, Shoes, Trunks
Leather, &c. Mansion House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
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PLANO FORTE WAREHOUSE,

OPpcsitt tHe UInNs.
i1E subscriber is constantly receiving from tho ccle
i hrs'ei msnufac'nry OF NU;.s a CLARx New York
ecaAs anu PAIN Fano FOes possessing The latest i'm
pioS'nentl anhths decacy Of touch ant sweetness Of
tone 50 peculiar :otheir manufacture.
Constantly on hand large aSs0rf,uentCf
Flutes, FlageOies, Clan ionetis
Guitars NiOlns, Viooncc!los
Accoryious, Musical Boxes
Horns, Bu;les and Truinpeis
Flies and Drums
rougul,ity ~
Piano Forte Stools and Covers
Gil leap MUSIC.
largest collection OF Music offered for sale
THIS siae may he selected FROM store of the sub
crberwho II now enabled 10 sell AZ the Philadelphia and
New YORK wholesale ind retail prices.
Those purchasing to soil again will be furnished upou
peter terms thar they can fni elsewhere the stle.
s- Pianos repaired, tuned let on hiTe anc taken IN
exchange. T. II TAYLOR
E- PIANO FORTES Of every description rerlred
anu -lu1irE 10y tile year. if required hy VII.
LIAM NEARING, whose long experience and ahy in mann.
featuring andtuaiEs Piano For;cs Justly entities Tim 10
every cohhdenee Guitars, Nohns and repair.
cd Violin Bows Haired. f
to Orders left as above will be pun,,n,Iv 10
euhrrin tOwnor country
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
TO SUIT HARD TIMES.

to SUIT HARD TIMES.
House s. SIGN PAINTING. GLIDING; 81 sztSc l..
IEEnERlCk r. SMITH tenders his THANK 10 his TREND.
= a'.i le puohc' log ne extensive patronage with which
epaied to execute orders in various
iei ms which cannot il;l to apprubaiion
ne psIcnLiIi, requests individuals or firms who NAV
require S=ns Painted Le.ieTed. or Lettering of sDy de-
seFilon done, that tie Will unfcuakc their cIecn56 in
~aTkmsnHke manner, al much icoy the prices usually
charged ~ THIS City, Tor his shall be that
SlIict economy requires only moderate expenditure
Ani moderate profits suffice for It's requirements
'ruets iof 1l2zus m any part of the City shall be
ptohly auende to- and he confidently promises MS pa-
Ios 4 they shall not Se the victims OF pIoc rasrnstior
onhls pdTt.
1eElienen the country viii find hun ready as hereto
JOIs 10 undertake Painting. &c IN The adjacent counties
ensl.e snd varied assortment Of colours re4yd nl1ed
House Square, near the DEPOT. SO 9l-t;,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
VOL. XVII.
TER NfS.

TENNIS.
no., ZION To the DAILY WHO To CITY subscr
ee" year, anti tot shorter rtIn nj IN. ya,c az IN
aleaf. '"e" se"' W "ai CIV
;, AbNERTisiNG-Fu, one s,,,are Tor
'S.auccccding inscItioa 33l cents $3.50
Ihitcc IL week, 70 csnts ipt cae IA In ,c,,o,
Insertion IA cents. ' 10Y ''e
week hrstnscron 10 cents; every succeeding
rr,,ahslchi advertisers must pay In advance
~. number OF insertions Of Advertisements must ke
noci on TIE MS, or they will be inserted until m
be stopped and charged accordingly s-Or,c,s IN ION
must also bc In writing 49, ''' w S'"P
Annual Advertisers ire r cd IN r., ,,,. -
Wai proportion tor advertisements of greater en,,h
eSp hncuonceIs and Lottery dealers who are charge.
tluN, (tlpct incu'lc,l) 800 N'N N""'N'"
III ne COUNTRY WIG In published twice a week.
advance '" f'' "'"t IN! "o'o
FOX ADNERrlslNG-75 cents a square, Cor lcsa) for
"o "'e'"scihoh anu 10 cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
DAVIES q BHoTIIEHs5
PIANO EnnTIrG

M deserved reputation which the irs,r,,,.., 49, . -
~ heSsis Davies Brothers. or NJ W's msd
use ,.eI introduction iuo this city ba, in I'm,
f,i,,rs ~, u ~ INTO an Arrangement with M go
,',i"'c's ior re safe Of their nsrursnts, ~
IN,.y sgppy vii hc constantly on hand FroS, ~.
~ somc years in the sale Of Piano Fgrtss y. X
- ~. oeins practical workman himself tbs .,b,i
Wv" e9uuiouce recommend those instri,,.sn,. ~
,'.'I ai lnc modern Improvements roS,bi.is.
1870. SUI prancy Of ouc, equal To- tse nst,,1,s
'sy o,'lvl ng"nuidctureis 10 tic United states
~ ,v.-"l ,,esc instruments rangs from s95O d.,
he i,See---,5 Ietsfn wanting Sood PIANO mas sef
" trial Of these Instrument on AZ so,, =,
Sl ig7s ioi All Who have uied one Of ths Low
QUE nave hccn asionished 10 hud Them eouaI IN
~ LUG ~ nose Of twice their cost. Being n,tive
tlVso ~ Won't Of good Piano Will bot give him a sep
Y N'nne snu ny those Instruments he feels eoufdsn
Any instrument proyirr defective, may be etehsnss4
"Hhl i"e'vc months after purchase.
u..,., c.,. JOHN TURPIN
70 sun dnc hmes, ~ Three doors below lie nsv 4,
e. hanc Hank, and nearly opposite the Msr,hsnps A.
House Richmond. Nay =, 1871. ' ''Hso
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17

HIS new drniriice composed 10y VI Pelietier one Of
ucni''"'creTs 81 tie sulphats Quninc, the request
W III pnu.i distinguished Dentist Of PARIS to which
41s gwen t'c haiae 81 OiOutue is agreeable
ls Coihiosnlgu which crnDais and ncu;TaiZes acid
Us generally regarded as the cause of den.
a 'ieS ana hears. do all the discoveries this eini.
n"nt chemist the true uiiy II is coi CON.
uoSuoh OF an agreeable cnr and taste which combines
w iNoetueEo OF preserving and hardening
aul - patcuhrY roncnic1t 80 those persons whose
teh are conionaly weak liable TO that spccics Of
as thc chemical ate teeth
slitIucht ulscdsc winch Is produced veIy Often De
IdHsenent OF the digestive functions acids
corheues hood or drinks, the habual use Of uorsi.
mont Nhch Tca; becomes acid the OF patc les
~ 'ool b't~t.n the teeth. vi any foreign
al N'ly scnsiciy Il te teeth, and 10y the Painful ,.
Fsaioh teue lax warm or cold substances them For
sIe ALEXANDER DUAL a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
WIlITEHEAD,S

WHITEHEAD'S
Essence or MUSTARD,
4 sGfe gnI cfsc'Hal TeDicdy Tor RHEIrUfyfSlIS
HDtT, LUuBiGO PiLSY SPRIINS
HHtLNES. CHILBLiINS NElfBNESS SC
itidici ahd sold Wholesale and retail. a each TO
or bottle, Toy the inventor r. JOHNSTON,
APoTHEcARY AND CaYMIST,
NJ" ~ Greek sfrC-f, soho, Innl'n.
10 uhi'cr-ay 1rknowig .sed, that Nuaard Is pi,ut
possess ot the nost powerful virtues its reputation a.
medicine Tor ic rheumatism. tout, Iutnhasn and Palsy
ia" btcn csthulishci Tor ages Amidst an nnuncr,he
variety oi m'cs for there invc'crae disease which
naVc 9ucccesvcy risen and fallen in yuhc cstmsu,r
muraid has sue ccssly stood the test Of experience
hu me faculty nave ever observed aui the afflicted feel
!niy regretted that The Of this Invaluable remedy IL
~ an cases afforded with many dsastecab.e crcum.
10 render therefore cScclcnts medicine universal.
brhcci1 cvcty iucuuvc niruro Is entirely removed in
NichcaTs Essence " Mustard This elegant rrcgara.
U"n contains, inavcy small compass The concentrated
Nuc ~ That justly cclchraicl seed. iof every IT.
iiians impury lisprcparcd To- Wills aud iu null slate
ot me convenience oi external and internal use sn 81
lec. '''''
10 prevent indurnton ct tho Breasts from Coonu.
lated Mix.
On the ffs appearance az cnatsomcnfor uncisncss NJ
hc iiciNs, huhc them with the uIl Esscncc rcpeatnr 10
several times LAY, as often A. c uneasncss returns
hc success attending principals depends Tho Essence
'cnE apptCd The instant any Inconvenience BE- felt Tho
'ohy 'iihc same time must DC kcri constantly orcn.
t"tsalc ~ X. Is. DOVE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
J GAYNOR. Druggist,
ml-,f Agent for Richmond Va
DIS %; G. LlA's lAIPRoVED PATENT " a
ShiSE sPhEAD STKENGTHENiNG

4 libSE valuable and elegant pasters are sn,o,d .f,
- SECS on Sd OF the best quality, bS macbi,sIy
,"', 'Nlitssy Tor the purpose, by which thew .tn
''t % q un"r On thickness aud free iron Inc .
Ssros TGh i,sqgeniy prevents other Plssers oi,
me eon'p0Sian with which they are suread fs
flaltl CT lcW temperature rum c6mbnaton of ySi,,
- l,sous am aromauuc gums from their ncr,,iis,
o,uli0n OF hsty STRENGTHENING anoIync and sliSbti
Z Jug pIorciucs' hcy afford pleasant and cfrer,i
'ci' w al cases 20 4n u The side and bre,sf ,rs,L
ar ~ o. ie eNcs pau or weakness OF The bscS
nh, ~ va uc sense Of sinking weakness N Inc
i," 'a IneVuac' or paiaiu affections Of the Eabs1r
.,iu '"t al 'dl ne aud stimulating pfopers,
sut piti cl.Arly beneficial Persons "a no r. ienuer
az niNi s. OF oihcr causes, prcdsposed 10 uen
". ,u"-s' VII uud ihesc pastefs on enertu,I se
~ ose punnnlry attacks ~heh prove loo freony
p A""sn ncsccIcDhc prccursory symptoms of
..o Eteat improvement effected In Inc rn,,n
me-, "l .eess pAsicrs by machinery, they can be- soI
80, vi mao PLisiefs spread by the usual m.tboI
IN n,,, ~, - yGANNuR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
Triples
CONCENTHA TEn sAusApAn,II

TRIPLES
CONCENTRATED ShRShPhRiLLA.
THIS Compound Extract Of Slrsaparils has gained the
preference 81 the Faculty every other pIcparl-
ton OF rarsapa lila now for the of scroa
and other diseases. which depend upon Impure habit
SerOulous condition of the system, and will bc found
highly beneficial In all cases where sasalarlla
Hs prepared without bOiug, from the appr. spc
ccs oi sarslparih cnnaina la very form
the active principle OF the root aud rIe adj
vanircs over the ordinary ATOMS, which nadc
from interior root injured 10y long and boiling
Gee Wool 81 Bachc's u. :. DspcnsAtoryO
further supply just received bv
ALEXANDER DUvAL n co,
mo Agents for Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
NEN FALL GOODA

NEW
THE subscriber has received per tho Weymouth and
J. perpaekets from New York, = full aud beautiful as
soumen oi Dry Goods table for the season; lac vii also
eoninuet 10 receive by every arrival whiev-ris
fashionable. The following comprises isw OF the Goods
received
saiin striped and Priu'sd sh,lleys
Rieh FIX q Mouslns, new syles
DO Mourning 40
Ito Chime silks, a beautiful assortment
Black waiered andstrped 20
do Pou dc so
Do Italian l.usre
DO Gro do Paris
do satin Lcvantne
Mode cold Pou de sol and Gro lie Antique
Do 40 figured DO
Rich Chine shawls and scarfs
Mu'lln Inserting. and Edsirgs
Needle Work CoI,sis, from s. TO go
Infants Rooes, Waists and Caps
French. English and German Merinoes
Iish, Printed sa1onys
French, Easlsh anu Ger man Lace, and Eisns.
rlala aud dgnTea Ne,Is, 1 4, 81 ana 5 Brussel.
Black and white-lk Hose and half Hose
Raw six Cashncres, wool amt Cotton 60
linen Cambria liikf- all prices
Iiemsutehed, REVERE and Emit odered do
Tarleion Musiius white and ccloured
BOOK, Null Cambria, Jacconetandswis ausHns
WEIGH and En:ish F!anncs
III aud ~ I Linen sieetlng cheap
Table Datnasss, Dain1sk Cloths
Irisp Linens, Pillow Case Linens, rds.eye Diapers
Ladies a"d Genlemen'a Woo shirts and bnwers, &C
1R,r, x>,i BRITANNIA RITA WARE.
B"ifi IL G coiiee PIT,
DO Sugar Dishes
Do Cream Pots
DO CAstors-i, aud bo,i!e.,at
J. T.. fOGGiS
no " China store, Main street.
COAL, COAL.
w T. have Tor sale at our yard the north SIDE OF the
-. ALEXANDER REID SEN
- Oh the late hun of Mills, Reid q 20.
an1 dn JOI!N LIPSCoNR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
FALL. AND WINTER my COINS

HE subscriber tenders his sincere thanks TO his
friends toTthc liberal paiTOnaz. bestowed hun,
lakes pleasure IN Offering direct FUN the Northern mar
hes beautiful and We'll selected assortment Fall nnd
winter DRY GOODS, for cash ortown cptance
Belle ,nE 10 be the Interest Of both seller
sor the cash syScn the former will be enabled pur
chase hs goods cheaper AMI tho iater be ssvcd uch
trouble aud expense in Keeping and ccting accounts
The subscriber assures his friends tho pubic At
large thai he viii take great pleasure showing his goods
AMI warrants them cheap any ia the market.
LOGAN WALLER,
u street, FhOekne hin,
sc w Nearly opnoEtc Tichcnor a. Cary. Coach shop
GENE: TWINh.i-
~ 100 pounds Cotton Seine Irvine. No u
Sm do do do do. No 10
49,, lSp DO do do DO, No PLUS, received
WADE w. wooLDRID;E
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-17
DOUBLE ANnsINGLE GrNs

IMPORTED tNrRUSsIY FOR VIRGINIA SPORTS
IHoMAS TNREW hTs ihc pleasure Of INFORMING the
members oithc irrslaiue ami Spoffsucu general
That hc has iurt received dcct on Encui, rcr shin h.
dependence. = further SUPPLY of not nLE AND SINGLE
equal any Lrnd.H made ai of which were order
cd and made for fhc Rchmoni markc arc nux cf.r
soi lot in ihisciy. Any person u want of superior
and cheap aun IS requested 20 call AMI r1tmine bcforc
Sporting sotc, scvcn doors above The ncll Tavern Main
street, R.chmori