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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
ELECTION FRAUDS.

We present our readers this week with 'ne acl
passed at the last session, to prevent ffauas ~
elections. The locofocos throughout the State
claim all the credit for the passage Of the bill and
for US they are welcome TO IT, We have always
deeply Ismented the bIngling uncertainty with
which our elective franchise was defined, and the
frauds that have been praetised under il, but have
ever been steadily of opinion that The only remedy
for the evil was TO be found in change Of the con-
stitulion, whereby The rsneiFle Of universal sof-
ftage might be adopted, the right defined With
ineligible accuracy. The clause in the consrilu-
ton has always been matter Of Dispute. Every al
tempt by the Legislature TO dffiae explain has
increased the difficulty, and the bill Of The last ses-
sion makes " confusion worse COMPOUNDED"
We have ardsntly desired the reform which The
bill seeks to produce, and shall be pleased ft can
effect its object, but we repeat that we have no
faith IN its efhcacy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21

We take the following from the Richmond Com
Pilet twill give cur friends an idea Of the taxes
they are to pay the ensuing year, also the addi-
tions chat have been made TO the list Of taxable PRO
perry.
An act imposing taxes for the support of gov
ornment; imposes the taxes that were i'm
posed last year, with the following exceptions 80
licenses TO sell foreign and domestic lottery tick
*ts placed on the same footing, and are taxed
therefor one thousand dollars each; licenses To
hawkers and pedlars are taxed one hundred dol.
lars; bank stock held by individuals, on which a
dividend Of no, less than FIVE per cent. is declared
is taxed ono eighth Of one per ceut on every hun
Died dollars of such stock, the amount to be re-
tanned by the cashiers OF tho banks and paid into
the public treasury, agencies for insurance offices
Except the Mutual Assurance society OF Virginia.
90 be taxed one hundred dollars earh on gold
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21

ADDITIONAL DEATHS BY THE ExPLo-
SION We are panied 10 add to the mum.
Der or those who have died Of injuries
sustained by the explosion on board the
the Medora on Thursday last, the names
of DuSoAN FERGUSON, the Engineer ~
charge Of the boat; JONI YEacrR, late
Engineer at Lanvale Factory and JACK.
SON REEDER, son Of Mr.. Charles Reeder.
We were misled in placing the name
of Thomas ELDRIDGg among the names
of the dead. He is yet living, but IN
critical condition.
The number Of deaths by the explo-
sion, thus far ascertained, is ttcenfy fre.
1t is yet quite doubtful whether some
four or five oil those who have received
iniuries will ecoyer--Ameyicdn
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
BURNING OF RAIL ROAD ORDERS.

On Friday last the Commissioners OF Finance
destroyed about eighty thousand dollars of the fund
ed Stock Orders Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road Company by placing them in the heated
retors a; the Gas House; and on Saturday the
further amount OF about two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars consumed in the same man
ner. We understand that the entire amount
funded thus for is about seven hundred thousand
dollars, and that between two and three hundred
thousand dollars are known to be in hands of
corporations, and will be Immediately funded.
These estimates woull leave about half million
of Orders still outstanding in the hands of the
com munity -AmFrieon.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
TEMPERANCE.

Ga Tuesday evening last, large and highly re-
spectacle meeting Of the Temperance Society and
Church, 10 listen TO address upon this interesting
subject, by the Rev. Me- McPHAu, Of Frederick'
burg, who has been attending the Pfesbytery here
during the past week. The Reverend gentleman
delivered az excellent address, repete with arge-
ect Of lis lecture, the effect Of which upon the au-
dence was such as to induce the addition of more
than 60 names to the roll Of the Society.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
BALrLMORE AND THE MEsr

The completion of the Railroad fiom his city
70 Cumberland will shorten, very much, the dis
lance between Baltimore and the Western waters
Passenger trains may be conveyed hence to Cum
herland in twelve hours, nd busiben trains prob
>biy 10 fifteen sixteen hours. From Cumbet-
land 20 Brownsville, over mountainous road, the
Distance is rs miles. From Brownsville to Pitts
burg there will soon DE completed lock and dam
navigation of the Monongahela river which will
afford passage for STEAMBOATS, nj all seasons OK
cept when closed hy zee. From Brownsville to
Wheeling is So miles, over a comparatively fine
road.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21

1t has been decided 10 the District Court Of The
Uniied States for Baltimore, that the fling of a
petition for the benefit OF the Bankrupt law, does
not exempt a debtor from arrest, nor release his
person from confinement if he be in custody.
The question arose upon the case of VIM. r,
Sangson, of Caroline County, who had been COM
mitted 10 jail by virtue of a sa issued upon a
Judgment Obtained against him in the Circuit
Court. he was brought before the Judge by ha-
5eos coryas IND claimed his dischargo, upun the
ground that he had applied for the benefit of the
Bankrupt law. The Court refused to discharg
him,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
DEATH or JOSEPH LAWRENCE

/, gives us pain to announce the death Of JosEPH
LAwRENcE, distinguished Member Of Congress
from Pennsy lyana, who died in Washington on
Sunday last Mr.. L. was veteran in public ser
vice, and his whole life and conduct had been such
as to win for himsel! an honorable fame without
spot OF blemsh.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
PREsBYTEsY.

The Presbytery of Winchester assembled in the
Presbyterian Church, in this place, on Thursday
last. The Rev. RoBGRr WHItF, Of Hampshire,
was chosen Moderator The session has been an
interesting one, and the religious exercises conse
quent upoDii were largely attended by the citizens
Of Berkeley and Jefferson counties. The Presbs-
terry closed yesterday.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21

watches. tax OF one dollar on silver or metaiiic
catches. twenty-five cents; on pianos under tne
value or one hundred dollars, one doliar OF me
value Of one hundred dollars and upwards, two doi,
lars; on gold and silver plate the value Of one
hundred dollars. one PER cenfutn on The excess,
and on brass or metallic clocks, ffiy cents.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21

o. Oar acknowledgement are due TO the Hon.
II. w. BARroS for Transmitting US the voluminous
report Of the Committee on Manufactures, in the
House of Representatives.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21

ONO DOMESTIC LoAN.--Under the law requr-
ing the Canal Fund Commissioners to borrow
81 300, 900 on State stocks par, books we're
opened at Cincinnati, Columbus, Canton and
Cleveland, but not a single bid received at
either place The Commissioner in attendance
at Canton offered to take Chillicothe and Frank
Bank of Columbus paper, but no offers were made
even for that.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21

Ex-President Van Buren, and the Hon. J. X.
Pauiing arrived at Mobile on the Oh instant At
public meeting of the citizens held on the preoed-
ing day, committee was appointed TO tender 10
the ex-President the hos pitaity of the city.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21

The Rev. Mar Yohanr an, Episcopal Bishop o.
Nestoris, accompanied by Mr.. J. Perkins, from
Oryoomiah, Persia, arrived in this CITY yesterday
and put up at Whitman's Eagle Hotel Bait
dyDeg.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21

The (rigate Cumberland the stocks at
Boston. will be ready for launching in about
month The Journal says that she appears 10 be
constructed a model; is of the largest
class, about 1900 TONS will carry heavy
ment, and will doubtless prove fine and effective
ship.
The Lancaster lntelligencer states that num-
Der of the most influential and respectable citi-
zens of that place have adopted Domestic Cloths
for the use of themselves and their families.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-04-21
WILLIAM VANCE.
RonElY. April Z. lale.

The Editors Of the Winchester yrginian and
the Martinsburg Gazette viii cory the above and
send their accounts TO this office for payment and
ohli-c W, v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
] i'EAsE s. sOS,s

Hls pleasant medicine 10 formed by coniJo,,r,, or
- twenty ave dueEent insT edcnts cclebrats h. ~
cur OF Coils Coughs, ind PglmorA COMPLAINS: sni ~
US coinbtnsficn one Of thcsa articles shoild s,,y
mound they are so ams- lms,@ that the bcne6t Of a.,
Nnoie y experienced in cue -
hoHut three years and hGlf--n Ibis ar i~ie We e..
oioukht oei"rc The pubic. u heralded with no
Gous annonncenento Of is nerit value; but il was
uCeu by the propTsi9rs n the cpmInurity 10 st.nI H.
az regarded It's beneficial innence Trat
9sSsoa has ceen attained in a almost
ine uhsouki' NJ know es meni Of its worth las moo ,
eoasf rom trorsan who practically c.ne
ats cencn Throughout the country AMI va IL I,
sal because the trial Of is qualities ia e. lis Co1rhs
Irritation OF the Throat, Asthna liver ion
paint and All diseases leading Conaulnption has rv
Nans hat no ohcr similar meiciae has ever Trarh.I
complaints Of the LHays the ,ast ling ,p
me "a ne ne mes pre- saieut Of all diseases Our e!nf
" most pecnhar-h changes sud tcnly frotn rtrr,o
waiuHih TO extreme coineEs. wet TO dry and IL ~
arse. arc APT 70
When tic blood IL In unhealthy stale anil IA. eons,i
akes place the chances altogether assns, fh
PATENT auae se-; Is when remedies in tp1 i
scasc Is checked anil life savetI There il mo- eaea-.
~. nay not De suffered Ia such length that 40 u,r
e or PN sclan m The wogll the aar ki
hs soni De remembered by aitie safety for M 4 10,
S S Iyp-reu IN time AZ The 6rst symptoms CsLs
1Snst o. CAilncss THE CLARIFIED ESsENCE al,
hoAhhouND CANDY should be feel, used acc. rim,
directions andIn every case where Is &c taken 10
proper ume the Cod Cough will be broken nm or
ueAeu VIC ieei our duty 10 impress this upon eyrIv
one All remedies rTgH b. taken in lime Re.nemher
eaeh package OF the genuine Peases Hoarh0tnd CaT,,
y signed j. Pease Son, IS Division str eet Neg YoIk
no 10 Sole gents in Rcbnond Tor tbc Pros,-s,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
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eLedUI..
THE RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACroRY.
HIM Ing semen stone hs rsIniIaier brick stories
~ stairway projecting tai front 0oree pump 7Il5 feet
basement
Part used for Packing Room, Yarn andi Bias Press
o cams fns %5 ksP.f shSP' aes Circle Saw
side, each u feet wide, ~ feet diameter.
Second Story.
Ito Looms, bal: OF which new; Turning Laihe.
7Hiid Story.
% Paterson Cards ~ inches wide with r.5l,,x and
Drawing Heads; 20 Maiieswan Carts is inc hes ii With
% do Drawing Frames; 10 speeders; Grn,iing
FSarA Story.
Paterson Throsiles, containing 27G1 spindles
nAnfoTih Filling Frames, 80 5gi
~ NAieAw4n Throstles, do 1851
Total spincles, ss3i
2 ssPoolins F.ames, containing It blocks ''''
/ Banding Machine and Turning Lathe.
FsfiA Story.
li5 feet long, 31I feat wde mules OF lIs
Sill Waning Machines; Dressing Machines.
Loft for Lumber.
P.etins Rguss
2s,ories 4iK feet, clear brick q feet from the Mil
With a IaSsase leading u,O Harding Room
sPsssT ass Lap SMasAas: inch vide p.crson
Bait Cards, is inehes wide.
Lumber House.
ssx'S ieeieiear, stories and lof-Lfiek.
3o1aO feet clear brick.
Smcke House.
0aGr'sTs fer Nexr0,s and R.fslsn
Rooms sufficient fer Isl Nrsrees
MaEager's H0ase GEd
T.HeHeEis for four Families
Office 22NlI Isef, brick
The FoTsbay is an Water Wheels nearly new; M
Paterson Throscs aud Preparation good; The Mftea
wan Throst'cs and Preparation Indifferent part OF Inc
Looms arc ~ prime ordcr-thc reminder have the wor
nearly finished 10 make them equal to new Looms
The qrinty Of Water leased the James River ami
hanawha 20 u 40 Inches nearly al Of 10 uadcr a prce
sure of 81 feet NJ the Canal 800
The Looms capable Of producing p 20 v,r,is ~
Shnngs and OznabuTgs. per week $40 ill.,
The Spindlcs are capable Of PRO. luc ms. i'm Al
hilton TO the Yarns wove, per week, 6,725 lbs
- iotal ptoilct ui Factory per week, 1867
Require 260 hands. no .4-e,,is
o-Enquirer rcqueste ! to copy a. above
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
WATCHES AND JEwEI.RY,

IO" X
nsfquenee OF the reduction of duties by The New
iAril tue Subscriber Is selling his stork of GILL ,ad
snNer LeSers Anchor Eseapenent, LeFinc, and osh.r
aenes OF new and splendid patterns. ard Je~elr, AZ
keail AZ considerable Tcdus lion from fDrDcr nrre
s lleh iess than they can be bought for any oiher
raee 10 ~. cy As hei constantly receiving all desc ril.
IONS OF watches OF the newest styles. direct from tl
mahIiAeiures in England France and Switzerland h. Ia
enAbled 10 oner larger assortment, and At nnch les,
prices al retail than any other house in AMERICA
Coli w aches as low 20 25 dollars each Watches
AMI js~elry exchanged or bought All Watches warrant,
ell 70 Keep sool time or the money reformed.
AZ klnls OF watches repair ed ia the best manner AMI
Warranted, al much less than the usual prees he O. 81
~ I- 49, =" a.. -, IN tue ety. e. ALLEN,
Importer Of watches and Jewelry, Wholesale ana 10.
tat 80 wal street Upstairs, Ne~ York
no 10 dGcis2m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
JAMES PHALEN 4 CO.,
hAnAoxss,
Rfehmsad, Va.
SPLENDID scHEMEs rnn nnurunn,

SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER.
Las. led swinx received Monday Ey.p,p, Na,-,,
-, c.yh.s-s . uo ~ go bss sso ~ = t0 zss,
isp; no ioot Of istO. Of i3i Of i2s0 40 d
80 etc. 10 Nos-l2drswn Tiekefs sI0 ~ W
Class 2Of-Dra~ing Monday Exeolnx NJ ce.h
estsis- ssl0 lusO sos. 400. 500 Isio 10 a., io.I
o. 10 o, Of s"' rs of23i etc. rs No5-ii drawn >
"'ahd consolidated Lofteres Of Delaware draw. n, AN
Ininxton- "
ia G'-Drawing rec eised Friday E,etInx Nox.,,h.,
h- Sspitsls-siCn i(0I 400. itC3 sol ~ ~ M ,I,p
cue. 70 Nos-lo drawn. Teketss5
Var. -Drawaf received Frisisy Evenir, Noxe,,h.,
I'm. Cspiils-siGUu 90 o. 300. 1885, ~ Of i0o no ~
~ &c. - Nos-i6 drawn. Tickets e.. ~
Dswlnr received Friday Evening Nov is.
l -elSuo 'l 2Sn, Of 1850, OF i2s1 2of ian
o. 700 Of CO. % Of go lt9of 100 "a No, n drawa,
~ onss y Drawing received Friday Evenlpr Nox o,,h
Saps-2prizes OF slln0 5o6s. so Ssn rs on INN n ~
els q. ~ " ~ - "'a"". TICK.
PACKAGES or Whole tickets aud shares sipzl. ioi.
.nstesin the Usual great variety Of fortunate nun.s
VII piintc schemes OF all the Lotteries under onr ,,
nas' nen Krs,is, sent To those WHO may desire thr.n
w orueis meet tho most prompt lion ami e,nj
'ai prizes pad as usual ~iib us, at sight. '
49,, TfiUS BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
TRUST SALES. &C.
FUTURE DAYS
BY lNLoEs & BROTHER.

Ih.sI rALt--tn pursuance of the provisgons Of a
ncet Tearing date On ilse Ih day septs,nber sa
SUI a"y frc"nicd IN the HerSr of Deed. H., r g.,n,
~ Hshrhco from ~ al amin Joly ~is~ 20 % .n.,
lher ." unsf. IA the beaefi of Richard "a Hals .h.u
nn me t day of November " oc Lsc r. A.
10 .eh before the front door Of the pe Tavern To- Tie
90 Richmond at pubic suction. the highest hidie,
certain piece Of parcel Of aI In cau1tt of IIe.,
near the south Meadow Bridge Rosd ast one 4, ~ .n,i
n.l tom the Market Housc OF the City OF Richuaond,
eonninx about 10 OF ian By neies and ooon.
orth IN said deed Tn this two good sn,i
yelling houses In % which the sail Hen
.la Jolly how resire4 and Ia. land Ia orbiy stu..t
ibr Marsct Gsricn or Dairy. ~
Iheisfm1 Of sale c.sh for ali ths
,u'nis me s,e ant FOE s73S With hrere.t there~n from
e ~, cay OF January iastor snOher with
from TIE i~t dsy 81 January m pat IL 600,
WI be fven from the sOh ay september la.f .nn fr
TIE fesEine OF te money ,es,
be given, with ineft 81 from the ,iay OF ale 80 vs.
J. d. ABBhrr. Acting Trusiee.
The above sale postponed 4use OF Inc Iewn-.,
OF bidder. Gu raiurday the <t, day Of Ngvetrr IN.
Han " O'Clock W. before the front B.l r.
cru. In the city Of Richmond will posirsi tal~ Ma
IN ess prevented by bad her then Il vi t.s
place the neIt fair day .,ihe hour same par
, j. %. ABBOTT, Aetins Trustee.
-, 1NLoEs & BROTHER. Auets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
" bu-iHess. I'InN GAYNOR.
JOHN J. LYEI.i-


IouN J. LfELf- laie Of tic firm OF LssH y,h,.,., q
~ L5sl having assoclied hinsef win JoiiN "a IySon
IN the Drug and AI'o:heeaTy business res,,eetnix -
~" PATRONAGE Of the numerous fiens aud eastoner
WON nss been no less his pleasure than s lnt.rc,,
urins MS iorncf conneIon, TO and a. omro,c
We osts tnit Inc conf encc heretofore accorded hin,
a. lnidg' nj public, viii not will held from hi,n IL,
1on and ne eln assure all their fa.;,r.
slaI be re~artei by grateful appreciation oftlcr
n and increased eIerons 10 sise satisfaction
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
GAZE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL q


RS nade by me Rissoo NJ M. ,S .n ,y Of March
tic fra par, Ito und-rssnei Irusoes or Inc s.eon
part and R.chsrI Anderson persons thirj
Of the CITY OF Richnond-eosveyins 20 The asI.y.,s
Trustees the following Properly namely "A thsf I or
iiocs River csra sDi tho James Rver a. whIeh , ue
Eic hnnnd Manufacturing cat bl,shueni Is siiu.,eon
turing MI ana oui-I bGhncs Fixtures and truciuros
,nseher With s!lsnt every part sRiF.rcs 81 th- MschI
hi Of land. which hns bseu heIeefarn IN aov ,nsonsr
to the ifsres DEED t re e MI ~ as Grs, nar
1-Ey) In the ianufscture Gotten or o;hervsr ose.
meats privileges irschircs and &C.
held used ani cnio. e1 % the pluy Grs par-and
Rehnoaj ani is rrenioued and dessnatsd ia the ni,u
and upon the pat Of e City OF Richmond - lot No ST.
the Canal and also the fo,loius s.Ivos-nimeiy Jshn
teS.s, ne1ry, Inonss or foni George sni klberi:"-
We the uner-igres rrcs:ces, will pro~eed 10 sell upon
tAe premises al l. "'eocs. il,e OOH lag OF DRCEM-
BER and II mot on III. neIi Dir d,v tbcTc,I
ter. ~ e the sbove mentioned and d-seribr pro.,iy
upon To" o.iu0lrg tetfns AMI Conditions first the shove
ami i No 81 ssove d--crso.-ssto ose :5Srt ,rt
OF Tie purchase Money! flr rsy Hisary AZ 10 tie resi-
dne 1pon thras cqusii'' n tsc,vc and elsh,eon
months from the Pad ia usTy next whon l-ossesson vii
%, gwen VIII legal !ncrcS ol each un.l payment- and
=. Ate iher above mciisned .ni described the
VII ne soh uIs1n the promises FAR really NANCY the
tile pIrchlse money. upon credit f3Yable Ia four tqla
instruments, 1 G. twelve eighteen aud tweuy m MN,
sveaitl interest on each uoiil "a, meat To scrnr
the payment Of tine several ns;1luett bonds with
the property N thepnrchasers should fail 10 compi, nh
the ie,ins Of inc b. ns the cash payments
or failing 20 sve hc s-ru.uc5 required on the 2nd Ay f
January nSt., Tie Gay Of delivery, the property viii
DC Tcsd oG the foloSng cay az the rsque hazari and
costs OF the prrchseTs The absolute title this pro.
perry, and The uli wafer power work sane a IN
dsputable A. uficfusink nj for COTTON
nr ~oOiIsnS tue undersigned believe the property above
menoheJ 10 BE- the most valu1blc 40 70 its la.
cation and o,hsr Advantages The desirable Of any
oeE no~ IN eIstensa 'uh Of tie Potomae-the winter
presents M Interruption is operations The
undcTsigue therefore, inyi;s the attention OF C.ptaS,s
aud nonie men II all parts OF The Uniun, and specially
the northern AMI Eastog n 20 this
thetn beiure the DAY OF sale for themselves
tue property The Richmond Manufacturing Cnmr.ny
chsered Company, and has been for years pas;
The Capital stock ~ the Company $4,000 A fun
desei uAn Of TIE property will be found in the anne ed
schedule A. part of thus advertisement.
Iae ufteI ned viii reserve 10 themselves kldony
as last d TO psev mt great seiiGee properly
if should be req reJ by the cslE-s que
no bid VII be reserved, Lad the sale will absolute 10
the highest BIDDER.
signed ---
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
co PARrNENSIITp

IonN GAfNOR has thts day associated with hi,..t.
John J. LYEfL. date OF Inc Uonss az T,.y i Is
sty, Lyef OF this eny) uader the fru. Of GhYN,JR a
IL LII. Tor The purpcse OF conducting the DRJI,; ,r
hroIHECAkf Business, the we'll kns wo AMI oli e..
AM shen House, QUE door above the Bell Tavern
IeSpcctiu'y solicit the patronage our friend. ,,
.s fuohe generally, AMI pledge oIrseves 20 ke.o con.
sny on hand fresh and vel selected stoek OF Dfugs
terellcs Chemicas PNnts, DIis. windo~ f;i.ss ~.
e1 &C which We CHER Wholesale and Retail at rc.iSi-
eel ptlees Tor cash. OF 10 prompt customers
Orders from the viii f.ithf,Ix -,
~ ps se, l,iennnn ~i be PAD al all the Pie.
sSAPe'On Anu hetail bu=Hess IJuN GAYNDR
JOHN J. LYEIi.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-19
G. A K ID .
RICHARD d. SANXAY,
BIO u BINDER AND BLANK no


booh' Elm DER AND BLANK BOOK
-.. MANUFACTURERS,
t1St eN - his respects 10 his for Customers ana
- AeknnSIeixes his indebtcSness 20 them for he, ?
very hOerai patronage for the last ~ years
mas teen ms misfortune. by Train Of calanites
S Don merchant AMI manufacturer lose the avail,
81 te Enz period alluded 10 above; 10 his
Won 20 fDeie out Justice his creditors he
his az even the "r5rking fools Of ais rro6sssie,s
by me kind AID OF few fTends. he been enabled Tn
iOTue oos suitable oI the prosecution Book Bndiny
IN az u branches and Is determined by Ais oLs Dargl
FioHs 20 present work unsurpassed in point Of an1
and nnraoiy Ia any city lie confidence calls mo-,
us nr'er lrends AMI patrons for their custom Of
seeta llaiiy OF hts work aud materials he need only
Teer 10 The fact that they have been In use 10 vSrss
nanshs institutions. Court Offices. Public Asslciaops
sn9 soeiees throughout the state for series Of yearE
ann gwen, as Tar as learned, general Satisfaction.
Ncyns upon the kind feelings Il those for when he h.
- onz and 81 tahi'ily worked trusts IN afdfoo 10
lier own custom they will exercise their duencc IN
commencing their fricnts ' 70
od Books re bound, and Blank Books furnished r,t
10 any pattern sni bound IN any desirable STYLE
10 INV Old customers and the pubic generally bc-
eaSe 10 say that they be furnished win
eNeIy Inscription Of very superior quality and al o A.
pees y MI As LYONS, Ststioner aud Book sci err ,sI
occupies The store unjeI my ndery one door belovs ~
Ohns and Glass Sore of MT James Evans Richmond Va
RACON siDEs.2o hhds Eht SHES 10 store for sale
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