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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-04-27

A Worthy Eramp1e.-Wc have just heard
that the Proprietor of one of the largest and
best Hotels in this place, has closed his Bar
# this be so, the proprietor will find that his
tirmncss and moral example will not only be ap-
preciatcd but that he will be literally sustained,
as he richly deserves to be-
Temperance Adrocatc.
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Agricultural Meeting.

stated meeting OF the WNTEREE AGRl-
i CULTURAL. SOCIETY will be held al
Swift Creek Oh Thursday, the 9Th Of May next,
at half past ten o'clock, a. NJ.
An election of Officers for the ensuing year
will take place, and it is expected that the diff
fcrcnt Committees will he prepared to make
their reports.
a. Tho Trcasnrcr's Books will lie open to
receive the annual contributions of Members.
J. BOlkIN, ScC'y.
April 2G.
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Ihc United States District CGi'rt.
pIsTIsgC,l' OF SoUTEE-CiEacLsEA.
IN BANKRUPTCY.


IN BANKRUPTCY.
E5TiIEREAS, james II. Law, formerly Mercll-
w ant, in Salem, Sumter District, and State oil >.
Carolina, hath filed petition praying that he may
be declared Bankrupt pursuant TO tho ACT ol Con-
crcss of the United States, made, and now in force
concerning Bankrupts, and that lie may have the
benefit o. the said Act; this is TO give notice CT the
said Petition and that hearing thereof will BE- had
before the Honorable RorERT B. GIcIIaIsr, Judge OF
the said Court TO be holden at tho Federal Court
House in Charleston, OIL Thursday, the 18th day OF
Nav next, at IL o'clock, A. NJ at which time all per-
sons interested may appear and shew cause iany they
have, why the prayer Of the said Petitioner Should
not be granted.
H. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston April 1S, 1912. lS3 OoJ
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We have received cheering accounts of the
progress Of Temperance, from several OF orr
Districts. Public attention seems more fixed
ON the subject Il, this timc than we have known
for many years. and il the friends of Temper;
ance are but true to their own principles and
pledges, they may now give TO the Temperance
cause an irresistible impulsc.-U.
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DAGUERRE0TYPE MINIATURES.

FEYHE subscriber informs the public that he has
procured an instrument, ard is now prcpar-
cd to. take likencsscs after the manner OF NJ. Di-
gucrre, of Paris AS he will leave town in few
days. to be absent during the summer, he invites
those who may wish his services, to call on him
immediately. His room is in Gifford's Hall.
J. B. ALEXANDER.
ADril 13
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The United States District Court
DISTRICT oF S0UTlE-CARGLINA.


IN DANhNUllC lC1.
ENHEREAS, Benjamin Gass, OF the firm oil
w IIollcyman s. Gass, late merchants and CO
partners, of Camden, South Carolina, has filed pc
liiion praying that he may he declared Bankrupt
pursuant to tho Act Of Congress of the U. States,
made and now in force concerning BankruPts, and
that lie may lave the benefit of the said Act; this
is to givn notice of tho said Petition, and that
hearing thereof will be had before lie Honorable
Robert B. Gilchrisl, Judge Of the said Court, at
Court to Lc holden at the Federal Court House, III
Charleston, OF Thursday the l2th dry ofMny next
at IL o'clock, 4. II. at which place and time all
persons interested may appear and s!icw cause, 1t
any they have, why tic prayer Of said Petitioner
should not be granted.
II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston lSt, April, 1912. [;s3 OOl
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New Shoes.
EY0ke Jail.

AN Friday Inst a Negro man named j0hn,
q y who was confined as 4 runaway, and SAID lie
belonged to Dcadrick Haynes, Of Orangeburg Dis
trict. John is about II or Is years OF age, slim,
spare made, very black and about live feet hlgh:
irr him fo me shall lie brIallv rewarded.
'e d. BEAUFORD, J. X. d.
April %.
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DEkALB RIFLEGUANDS,
April 10, 1872.

COMPANY ORDERS No.
BY order of Lieut. Mot1at, commanding, the
DcKaib Rifle Guards will parade at their ron
dczv"'is om Saturday TIC 50tl inst. at ten O'Clock
y. NJ. The commissioned and non-comms-
stoned officers will assemble the day previous
at the same place ard hour for drill and instruc-
ton.
EDelauiters OH the day Of drill or review will
be dealt with to the u;mos, riGor Of tic law and
and constitution OF the company.
W. =. JOHNSTON, .. S.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF SOUTEr-CARcLINA.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
EH HEREAS, Charles w. Miller, Attorney a.
w Law, Of Sumtcrvillc, Sumter District, and
State of South Carolina has filed petition praying
that hc may declared Bankrupt, pursuant to the
Act of Congress Of the United States, made and
now in fcrce, concerning Bankrupts, and that lie
may have the benefit Of the said Act; this is 10 give
notice of the said petition ana that hearing there
of will he had Ic:orc the Honorable Robert b. Gil
christ, Judge of tic said Court, at Court TO be
holden at the Federal Court House in Charleston
on Monday, tic 9h day Of May next, at II o'clock
A. NJ. at which place ard time all persons ncrcs-
ted may appear and s!,cw cause, if any they have,
why the prayer Of the said petitioner should not bc
granted
II. Y. GRAY, Clerk.
Charleston, 18Th Of April 1872. [S3l
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Eaead Quarters.
CLARENDON, Feb. 26'

CLARENDON, Feb. goth, Ioi2.
OKrEn No ,rr
anslE resignation of Major Gsnriai IaMt< ~
JONES, having hcrn acreptrd. Briga!'rr "
~ ! CupwrIl will command the 9th Len.
sion until the vacancy is I'll ed
Nv order of the Chief.
J. W. CANTEl, Ad't and lnsp. Genl.
March Ii.
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NCt5cc.

NCtscc.
n OST or mslaid, an order drawn on or about the
IL ninth of May last, by n. G. Abbott, on Mcssrs'
Pottcrs s. KELSEY, at Charleston, for ono hundred
ard scvcnty-six dollars and sixty cents, payable TO
my order, and endorsed By nc. This is 10 caution
the public against ncgoc!atiugit it, as have received
the pay for it.
EDWARD BROUGHTON.
Clarendon, April ID, 1912.
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Strayed OF Stolen.
81

NHY Bay Horse, between fifteen and sixteen
I'VE hands high, slim made, and PAGES altogether,
under the saddle. No particular marks recollect-
cd
Any one delivering him to me, or giving such
information as will lead 10 his recovery, shall be
suitably rewarded
NJ nj. LEVY.
Camdcn, April 1872
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rso:;cC.
A IL persons indebted to Maj. $. r. Gibson deed
4 either by note OF account, arc requested TO come
forward and sct!c and those having demands against
the deceased, will be good enough to present the
same, attcsted according to law.
S. B. MASSEY,
JOHN NJ. DOBY,
AnriI OF rI31 Adm'rs.
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Camden Debating Club.
The following is the question for debate on Thurs
ay evening ncxt:-
Does Law afford a wider field for usefulness
phvsic!
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Camden April O.
sx*All editors opposed to horse stealing and rus
cality in general, may benefit the country by copy
ing the above.
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IT. I NN.ti I, NICEK'
Charleston, 18Th Of April, lSl2. lS3l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-03

UNf UUDr
"A U ". ". JENKINS wilt be found, nj Wholesale or
Goods
Negro Blankets, at D. 90. Ga, Is Gd and higher
nci Blankets, NJ 81, "a, a, D. and higher
Plain and Plaid Iinscys, l., 2nc. ts6i
hctFcys, iur iuaic servants, Aa25c
a IaIgc assortment Of heavy woollens, for laboTsrs
ana Hcfvautsi rathing
Red and White tianncls, 2lc, Is ca, p 9d,3s
Patent Willie Fannola, an qualities
Cloths, Cashmere ard NcsUugs
Kentucky Jeans aud Satiincfs, all qualities
sluloJ worth Of silks and Mousclns, for ladies' day
AMI evening dresses
Elegant Shawla, Mautilnr and Scarfs
Rich bonnet, Cap aud Neck RihhandH
IRISH Linens all prices, from 25c, 10 the finest imported
brown and Bcachcd Shiufngs, NJ q, cts
Fine do do nIrtrca
Cotton oZnahurFE. very cheap
Apron thccfsi ynri wide, ~, i1lc, aud bncr
4l|Nl yard talicoc~. il Dresses uud Furniture, AZ H.,
&, loccnis. Alec. finer goods n l2lc, IL, &c. and higher
foundat
dci u JENKINs'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-03
Oh DOZEN IMPROVED
OF CHLORIDE SOAP, for sale, by
AAMI AnrE a Gn
HEUMATIsM AID GnU T-Tl. -.

AND GOUT.-The Indian We.
~ Eeftble Pills are n most extraordinary the Icine for
the cure Of Rheumatfm and Gouf, because they not only
cleanse the stomach and bowels Of those morbid humors
whicni II taken into the circulation and thrown upon the
membrane and muscle, are the cause u tie above PAINFUL
inalaiiesi bui they excite the absorbent vessels IN take NJ
thai which b. already deposited; therefore. are absolutely
certain 20 make a perfect cure. 81 rheumatism AMI Gout
a single - cent box Of said Indian Vegetable Pills. will
often give the most astonishing relief and perseverance
according 70 directions, will be certain TO drive pain or
every description fromthc body.
The Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and improve dires.
ton, and purify the blood; and therefore give heslth and
ViEoT to the whse frame, as we'll as drive pain Of very h..
scrtpuOn fTomthc body.
A fresh supply Of the above Plls,jua received, and for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-03

u snhsensrr las Just received, 10y direct imporia.
L Mons from Farts. a 1T of The above. ,mlr,-i,- -
tensiVS assortment Of G%ustlan's Extracts, GIe fi.inis
soar, bard and son, Mix ofRoses. sc. A., ,rr,,l ''.
" 81 Hair, Tooh, Coolies aHi Nail Brushes.
In, X " DINAI,
'ofncr below thr BsuSs
SpECIE-wc viii ray ne Lgbe., m,,s,, .r..-
~ for specie. t'' '''m'
tC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-03
ENGLISH COMMON LAW REPORTS.
NuLuME 3S-

Continuing Reports oC Casss IA Bankr.p,cv.
NEW YORK DIGEST, practical Elor.,,,r. ns-.u,
= y, Q u inc nel9iicd Eases in the supreme Court of Indi
S'atc u New York, 10y Thomas w CLARK.
W N"hractS New Eltion, with noes Of AmcrI.
Esq. '"Ahs,
hNlous debates on the Federal Constitution. Tho Dc
vac, "a nc several sietc Conventions ON HE n,lun,,on ~
Convention AZ Phia iciylua ia I.-T.
WhcclcI's American Clanccry Dircr,. helms ,U...,
index ~ all the reported fycis1na in ,t,uitv ,1 H. Ifn,,e,
Jacob ID Wheeler, iuT sic.
dc 10 SMITH puINrry ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-03
TAnn C1rnn

FAMILY GRpGEl~ \ COMMISSION MERCHANTS
In rear Of EEchIHge Hoi,, Mum or - SiresL
l'AkE This mcihoi of calling ihc attention ~ the Mem.
Il hciH Tee LEGISLATURE, tni the public generally. 10
Their STOCK 81 Family Goccrss. Thc-r assortment a.
complete. Their Nincs, Iqrors aDi Teas, prciaIly are
o. faie 'oEtao randy -Niuage 1876 4 IsiU
oid London Dock do
Oli Lizefac go
Oh Jamaica Rum
Oh scotch Whitkcy of Mountain utu.
90 IRISH d" and OBJ Rye, IpcroD
old APPLE nui Peach Bmndy
Oh %iaiiytitr. Blackburn, Hone EJy
90 hiics Warrior and other brands "'heiIa wines
On fou w ~. oti auf genuine
cti 2 le AMI brown sherry Wines. various brarJs-sc.
SoIa' ~ f'inar 3 importation, and, by him, considered his
best, a. prr certificate tu hand
bokcI,s CID Anchcr. ls3i, %Itclsieck }
i hprl inrn ana iiarp wIacaS
Sparkling Burgundy
Schtciam Gin, London Porter AMI Pale Ale
k"gaia, Congress. Principe, Noucgo.
DcmOya ana Norma cigars
Cuba Smoking Tobacco
4 large assortment of each. C4fsluH- Pickle I.r,.-
Branded Fruits, sc. sc.
mon
French S,rdncs ia on
Dld English Cheese, Olives aud Capora
Maccaroni AMI vcrmaccuc
ne,le tAin No Chocolate and Cocoa
bakcrs do do do
Alof which, together with other articles. too numerous
TO mention, are Offered Tor sale fT cash. or 10 puuctnal
1l-louiers. a. low as they can't r had m this market. We
u,-,r" actI from tilHc who want, aui icci sure that tc
lhAuiy 81 our goods AMI terms ul sale will Undue. a 49,.
condoall, Any article purchased Of us that docs not give
me p"rshaseT' and INC money will bee refunded for the
Tdihts do
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-03
NlRECrlNNA

Zoe taking Sr John Hurs reStorNl R,lsm 81 uo-
rev. prepared trNm his Msnascur Heares by
the Hon. lady nhl, Carscn Street. Berkeley
Square. London.
NlugE than tdttV ycats cNNeticnee has cNnhuHcith the
W. unr9naled cinsaey and safety otthis elegant Neh,
riar. la The immediate Ichcf And gssAdAl cure II Coughs,
tNhls, Scrc rhroa's, hcarscucss, ptriculty ct htcathins,
CNarrh-. Asthtnas niConsumgtVns. t.T II h thu Ercaicsi
pUcscrNcr Of The lungs, and contains all the healing, cot
cning and sncthing qualities OF that sslubrions extract 81
flowers allied Honey, ani the esscuual parts oithc richest
balsams. n H. - restorative a. Asses Milk. ami never disa
grccs With the stomach, A tea spoonful In a wine glass "a
water - a dose. converting the water into a most pleasant
halsamic liquor, to be taken morning. and evening. A com.
mon cold yields 10 the benign lnhucGcc Of this medicine In
= few hours, AMI when resorted % before the lungs arc
liberated, all danecrof consumption is certainly prevented.
SOME GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
lit is In the power OF Mcdicinc 10 stop the ravaees OF
thai cruel disease, the Consumption. 50 fatal a. numhcrs nj
q certain age. la this country, this RslSam will effect L..
No particular regiments rcqutci, only weakly persons
should take smaller doses In lcclSs warm weak liquors
drank In plenty, are useful, suppcrs are ~ he avoided;
and la full habits. bleeding mSy 10 ncScsSAry. la consump
tons, air and eSercisc On h0rseeaeS must 10y NO means be
neglected. For sale by
dc& - K DOVE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-03
WYATr. WINSTON 4 POLL1RD.

wv yatt - WHITES late Stand.l
OFFERS for salet 10 the trade, both town and country. and
~ n our retail customers, the following goods. received
by the latest arrivals, from Baltimore and New York. m
which having been laid IN on the best terms will br sold
very loG for cash, or punctuGi ustomeTs
f6 hhjs y Orleans, Porto Rico ami 81 CrviX Sugar.
, 10 Cuba Clarified 10
10 hhds prime New Orleans Molasses
IN do DO Porto Rico DO for retailing
22tierccs do 90 do
10 hhdsc cheap Trinidad do
$50 BAGS prime Green RIO Coffee, new
IS do OH lava and Laguayra do
ShoNcs Loaf Sugar, OF various qualities
Shalt chests Extra GuupowderT Tea
ChcaT Gunpowder, Imperial and Young Tyson DO
100 boxes soap, Of various qualities
40 boxes Sperm Candles, best quality, New Bedford
10 do IuiIs Patent Sperm Candies
40 do short l2s do do, for Tavctns sc
~ do hrSf Taliow Candles
duEacks Liverpool fue salt
eoOOlb prime BIcon-shoulders and MdiHngs. cheap
20 casks Cheese
2n quarter, half aud whole boyes Rsisins, best bunch
2u kegs Nails, assorted
lr,n aud = Bar
Lead-%ho'-Gun er-wT and Wiring Paper
Cotton sc. de- ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-03

pLAIk TEAS. superior quahy, Ia papers
ID rfA~ tine and cAtta fine
LOAF 81 CARS. Of uwcst pricca
BACON MlnuiINGS. In ptiuio order
ivica silt shell
lONnON PORTER. quarts
MADEIRA WINE, In eight casks-nr sale bv
DAVENPORT n ALLEN
tAiu Corner ct ~ aud l5th streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-03

A =. MADDOX, Richmond. Ia, Is constantly re.
n rcViug from thc celebrated Manufactoric or Chick.
ornr 4 Nackays. and 7. Gilbert & Co, Boston, an cNcn-
sye assortment % Fiano FoTtcs. made expressly To his
opirr. al OF which are warranted 10 be superior 10 any
brought 20 thi- market. From arrangements which he
hes f1Et made wfhthc manufacturers. lac Will be able 10
sell them ior considerable less than formerly. II The in.
rtunrris are no. What thoy are represented 20 nc, they
Will 1c exchanged or thken back. and when there IS any
doubt about the quality, no ply will be required until
such doubts are rcmoycihy trial.
Piano stools OF all paitrrns.
Piano Covers from SO 10 sis.
p1Los nIwf ass on miro.
The largest collection OF church music, embracing all
the new publications al he lowest prices. wholesale and
retail. A : DDp
no - r. SQUARE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-03
T. i~lrIGrRALp, q. q
"NENr IN DRY GoODs,
li'ees reduced. 18Th December, 1911.

& HUDSON. bcy Leave .,
Ocel aicninn TO ihcir remaining stock. embracing ,yr
~ variety ct staple AMI Fancy GoodS which thew n. ~ ~,
al reduced puccs, as they are anxious to rc.,nr. A., a,
Licscnt stock previous to the 1T oflanuary, al Will n tin,s
mess. ''" Shf'
They are determined tn olcr rueh inducements sc,,
n9,il Ia noct the APPRECIATION oftbosc la want of s's'nn'
able Goods. -"
rh1y II,ncularb invite attention To tho following goods,
kich new Hylc Chcna and Chanycabl, spks-L,i, m,
dark shades AM
Mcuslanc dc Lame, Poplns and Chalies
Plain Msic tolorcd No,i-i-incs
Rack GO dc Rhine silks
Sricndit waciod SILK Manullas, sea- Il and shavls
20 Einbrot'.rcd Thlhctaud Bfocha shawls
hanyie end Net Shawls, low price
Extra tine Blue, Moot lilac ani Fancy c,,rn,,,.,
Do 80 CuIicd Beaver and Pnot Clo,ba "'"'
10 do Cassiwrtcs, hand omc nss,rt,ncr,
Mcnnoes ~ D., Is NJ. ans s 81
ur.nchand German Mcrinocs, dark winter prints
,Mulle ana ScarIei flanucls, Itch prnfcI nocknrs
n.ta'lu' iinscyH' ratiu'usand Blankets for Ncrro,s
nAtahn bcd hlankcts, a. reduced prices
dec u W" '"iian"gs'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-03
EnEsm sUPPLY or FAIL GOODS.

FRESH SUPPLY OF FALL q
/ IOHN WRIGHT respectfully intimaicS. that he has re.
y coivod a further supply Of Fall Goods, which. owing to
the depressed state of tIc market, he has been enabled q
buy very cheap for cash. lie has, also. for the purJOse
II reducing his si1ck previous 10 the commencement OF
\ new wear, Tciuccith the price Of every article IN his store.
All in want of cheap aud seaSonahlc Dry Good are invited
TO call ant examine. lie would particularly call attention
fo tho following, Nz:
Hoserv-A full assortment Of every kind and price
Irish Linens, Pillow Case Linens, kcnungs, shcetinss &c.
fable nlulaSS, DanlsS Cloths, Diapers. Russia Da-
VorF, Ac.
a few pieces Of Dark French Mehno, al IS ca Per yard
only
Plain. FiEufci. wmcrci and Chcnc SIX.
French, English aud American Cahcoes
Mouselains from i g. per yard and upward
G~inghans, HdsfS scars. &C.
striped Taret0n Mus IN Nett
Enehsh, FreuchrniGc-m1n Thread Laecs and Eicngs
Muslin Bands. Needle Work Capcs, Collars, GUS. &C.
Rod and White Tanncls, from is 81 upwards
Wltc ant Brown Cotton Cloth, from 81 upwards
Together with atuu assortment OF other scasonable
Goods. " Itch will all be offered az equally reduced prices
eiO JON WRIGHT
Make KEADY-TAKE AM FIRE.
lust received per ship independence, hom England, 4
- very sLlcntii assortment OF Duellne' Pocket and
Travelling Pistols, minuacfurcl ty tho very best work.
aen la Engaud, expressly TO uy orders
THOMAS TNRER.
DC II fmnorfsr Of Guns. PISTOLS. sc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-03
MORE NEW BOOKS,
Received by SMITH, DRlNKER s MORRIS,
December


DIAM sermons. by conuinuiors 70 the Tracts for the
L Times. selected by Bishon b + Onicrdouk.
The Dow o. Israel and the IilN Of God. or q glimpse Or
the Kingdom oi Grace. by Dr. + W -KrummacheT, author
Of Elisha. &C.
The History OF Michael Kemp. the happy farmers lad,
a tale ottls'tr life. illustrative OF The spiritual blessings
and temporal advantages OF early piciy, by Anna Wooi-
Tuhc, from tie sixth London EDITION.
Numbers. l6, ~, i3s and lS9 Harper's Family IibTe.
ry.
Scandinavia, ancient and modern. neins ahisiory ofDen.
MARI, Sweden and Norway, by CHchton, Ii ID and
Henry Wheaton. I. l. II.
democracy, 10y George sidney Camp. I vol.
History of Michigan, from is earliest colonization to the
present time. by James n. ianman, I vol.
Tales and Souvenirs ola residence IN Europe, by Mrs
Rivcs.
Family Records, or the two sisters, by Lads Charlotte
Burys
No. Il Barnaby Ruict.
ledge, 1872
Letters or Mrs Adams. the wife Of John Adams. with an
INTRODUCTORY memoir - her grandson, { + Adams, rhIrf
edition, in ivois l2uo.
worksofNrs amelia oPie, complete 10 , vols, royal &C.
tavO.
a System ofrhronctosy, by G Coube, from the 9Th and
last Ue'isei ami enlarged Eiiuburg edition, with upwards
! Of Ol engraving. IN one vol.
RoVa's Books for juvenile Readers, in vols; stories ia.
Illustrative ofthe instinct Of animals, their character and
habits, with many other Interesting juvenile works, Tor
] presents an premiums. dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-03
VIRGINIA
CT G. II e.


.Ncdriy opposite the Bell Tdpe1..
THE Subscribers respectfully intoIm their friends and
l. the public, that they have now on hand, aud intend
keeping, a large and extensive assortment of r~cady-madc
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
Of the best materials and workmanship; consisting In lart.
Of Tho following articles:
Blue, black, green, and other shades Of Dress aud Frock
Coats
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Froek Coats
ONcr-CUats,o OF beaver, pilot cloth. sc, different colours
Water-rcpclant cloth Hunting Coats
Satinctt Coats AMI Panialoons, assorted
Blue. biack. and fancy Cashmere Panialoons
Black and figured silk Velvet Vests
Cloth AMI Valencia do
Satin and Dombsznc do
Plain and figured silk 10
Cashmere ant MeIino do
G~entIemcn's Cloth and Camlei Cioaks
lanes 10
Iamh'sWool and Merins Shirts and Drawers
Flannel and Cotton do DO
Irish linen shifts
Plain and plated muslin 10
Tenants celebrated stocks
suyrsudcrs, Hdkfs. Cravais. Collars Sham-, SC.
NEGno CLOTHING. &c. sc.
All Of which they will sclL Wholesale and retail. on ~
accommodating terms As articles Of the same description
can be purchased n any Of the Northern cities.
Country Me chants and others, will find Ito thciradvan.
tage 10 give them a call, as they are determined 10 sell q;
TIC cloves; possible prices.
oc 3 HOOPER a CRATE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-03
Er DAT ron sCOTTsVILLE q
LNNCABuRG.
NJ ARRANGEMENTS.

Iron Packet Rcsts JOHN MARSHALL, Capt. HUI.
~ AMI lc. CkRell, CoPi uuntlcy, will leave Rich
mcnd, from our landing, at the head " the Basin, for the
above rlaces.cn Monday, WeineS STAY and Friday, at s o.
clock, A NJ. precisely.
By this arrangement Passengers for Tennessee aud
Quay andoiic, will net &c detained IN tynchbuig, as here
tolorc. Our boats will alse CONNECT with the line Of Stages
from ScottsVilict - Saunicn.
This Is now the cheapest and best route to the different
Virginia Springs and offers many other Inducements TO
travellers for preference.
The invalid will be pleased with his easy, comfortable
AMI safe passage, the beautiful and romantic scenery will
delight the admirers cf nature, and the rich, Tar. famed and
highly cultivated James River low grounds and highlands,
will graiiN the agricultuust AMI man " taste.
Ou our arrival al Lvnchhurg, Passengers have a choice
" two routes to the White sulphur springs, with an assn.
rancc thai all shall be sent on-two lines Of Stages running
overthc Natural Bridge and by Dibbrclrs Springs, and the
other 10y Lihcry, Fincastlc and the Sweet springs
BOYD, EDMOND 4 co.
Richmond, MAY I, ISL. au Is