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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-21
I'm RaEkrauscn.

NNHE Subscriber has bccn. by The Judge Of
the District Court for South Carolina
District, appointed Commissioned for Edsefcld
District pursuant 10 The provisions Of the ac,
OF Congress, made. and now i'll force, couccr,.
ing Baskrnpts. Therefore. any person wish.
ing TO avail himself OF said Act. viii please EMIL
upot, The Undersigned. nj Hamburg, S C.. whu
will prepare al the papers necessary 10 n inaI
discharge, on as liberal terms as any other Der
son. having procured all the Rules aud Blank.
of said Cour, required, DC.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Hamburg. June 27,his42 If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-12-21
BrOsgghe 90 Ghe sg0ril

GhFthis District, a negro n,un who says his
W name Is Joseph, and that he belongs to
John Patterson. of Mackies Island. s e., o.
igh, complexion, large whiskcrs from ear To
ear fee, 6 inches high.
The owner is requested TO ON forward.
p.oyeprope,ty pay charges and take him away
C. II. GOODMAN ;. e. D..
ycn. 5, 1912. e 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-15
SHARON SPRINGS.

THE PAvlLLION.-This new commodious Hotel will We
for the reception Of visitors and after the first OF
June at the Village Of Sharon Springs Schohae County
The clear pure water of the springs greatly resembling
those OF the white sulphur springs OF Virginia, been
proved 70 be highly ehc,cous in Rheumatic, Cusneous Bill
ons ana DysPeptc compiains and IN the cure OF ryspela
Saltrheum, Scroula Liver Complaint aud general debility
and IN many ether respects las certified by Of the
most eminent medical professors the United States medc
nal and healing properties unsurpassed and believed
qualled by any in this country.
Added to these the rides in the vicinity. villages
extensive views, neghboring and romantic
among the many attractions offered these seeking in the heat
OF summer, either health pleasure. .t..
These springs but few hours ride from Sarotoga Troy
Albany kc and accessible from Canaohare the Alba
and Utica railroad where daily the arrival
Of the morning from Schenectady and Utica carry v
tors 10 the Springs distance of about eight miles arriving
time for Dinner; also By the Albany and Cherry Valley
PIKE BY daily stages being about or,yhve miles OF the
city Of Albany.
Warm. cold and shower Baths furnished all times either
OF III mineral fresh and given
der the stay Of visitors agreeable
An abundance Of the mountain spring Ice stored for
the
ISAAC @. WILLIAMS
THE SPRINGS HOTEL.-This Hotel viii be opened a,
the above village OF Sharon Springs for the reception OF
and combining all the advantages of this delightful
residence
a29 0w2tawsr WILLIAM f.. JONES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-15
DR.. F. FELIX GOURAUD'S
POUDRES SUBTlLES, FOR ERADlCATlNG
IuTJAM SITpEREIJTDITS HAIR


THE above preparation has received the stamp public s
probation for some years past as the most safe speedy and
Of human hair. Il is decidedly nestimsble article for the
toilet aud has entirely annhaied those deleerious
employed No lovely or beautiful woman who has the un.
slightly endage of demonstration Of beard her upper
broad and elevated forehead should delay
curing bottle Of this valuable powder When applied cold
moving the beard which il effects with ease, with
pese While at the same time Il Leaves the ska so and deli
cate 10 the touch To uproot the beard applied
according 10 directions each bottle Price one
GOURAUDs EAU DE BEAuTE, or True Water Of
Nc, realizing delicate white neck and and elic.g
healthy juvenile spoear'n"- l. or h'''" R"wa" ut anu
teroas nature utterly ranous the complexion and by It's
estp si5 VESET hsE LIQUID ROUGE com
posed materially from flowers and sm.es mrats delicate
the complexion, nmovabe by rubbing with
GoTRHuDs BIAS6 SR Lilly
Whit gives to T., e g, pure life like S,sossia
b,ned with preparations for tins purpose . cents, put upin
Remember The above celebrated be had
the old established scs. 81 Walker street door from
AersT,@Sew YOrt"Aibany. Alex Guthrie No. 4 Mar
sS g l. SSSn geH nS, Gsns nS s ssf an
s.rseL-g philadelphia, Mrs Brown Chestnut
a Seth apss fa street
Mrs. Fsyse!. street-Conne cticat-Mdde town, =: G.
Humphrey i7s Main :eet.N@ich, William FaaIkner
1Bs.on A. s. Jordan Milk s,reftIL9yell
Woe sls M B. P Bney "A A.
Cowles Main street-1Lee, Bull Feld-Sslsm w ST
Poi,.mosh. + Hsyes
Rhode RSs1 CHARLES bSss
t-Ohio-Columbus, Summer Clark.-New Jeney-T.
Every bottle Of Dr. Gouards Cosmetic. has his name with
hs ns Of and New York brown on on, The -four
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-15

v,prwor-r1yc.-Our correspondent at Edgar
town writcs:--" ON Saturday evening, two Of the
crew of the whale ship Maria, getting sick Of
The service took the Revenue Boat, and debc-
ratcy sailed out of the harbor. II is supposed that
ihey would shape their course for some part Of Cape
Cod Il was a clever trick in the rogues, not only
to take the best boat in the harbor but Of which
they were part owners"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-15

TlHg INDIAN CouNcr..-Captain Armstrong, the
interchangeable superintendent Of Indian affairs. and
the active Cherokee Agent, Gov. p. NJ. Butler, are
among the invited guests TO the grand Indian Coun
oil No be held at the Creek Council ground the
18th. Captain Armstrong will attend, and we pre-
sume Gov Butler will attend ALEC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-15
STRAW GOODS.

II BENNETT, importer and manufacturer Of Italian and
English Straw Goods ctfIy inform. his customers
VA, ne has removed his establishment, from William and %
20 ~ John street where he continues keep splendid
na el,ens's aiortnent Of ladies' fashionable Straw Goods
Fancy Shellworks, Prince Albert Straws Sc &C. m
Also, an entirely new article the White Siberian Hair
Bonnet Tor the summe the STYLES a. wei intro
dueea being extremely light beautiful white and durable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-15

T. POWELL * co. IS LINE
S0c9 A1 FOR NEWBURGH, landing at CALD-
SrzrMne441}rWELL'S, WEST POINT AND COLD
$500 SPRING.-The steamboat HIGHLANDER
rap,a. Robert W,rog will leave the foot Of Warren street
o'clock Returning, the Highlander will leave Newbuuh
Mondv morning o'clock and Tuesday and Friday
afternoon O'Clock. -
For iresh, Or passage spply the captain on board.
BAH baggage and freight Of every description hank
bills specie put board this boat be the risk the
thereof unless bill Of ading receipt signed
thesams. ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-15
PAPER HANGINGS.

the
country trade which they offer dealers At the net manaac
tory prices.
Also, their usual variety of French PAPER, Borders Fire
Boz ri Prints, Views, SC.
Tine hes, wckmen put paper any part the city
be had al the shortest notice. ala eod2msr
NEW STEAM SAW MILL.-The subscribers having
~ their mill full operation, and complete stock Of white
oak white pine Georgia pine and hemlock tmbef hand
and prepared furnish BY the ra crib or single
log sawed 10 ORDER for ship builders house builders
others the reasonable terms and the shortest possible
notice Persons article line OF business
depend being supplied by applying the
mill, foot Of Iith street, North River. .. -
me- cod 2ws LEWIS B. GRIFFEN& eco.
TO IMPORTERS AND WATCHMAkERs GENE
Aeschmsw superior style any in the United States and
reduced prices Please give him call at 1877 Broadway
ms 2weodsc
T ARGE AND FASHIONABLE HOTEL IN PHiLA
IL DELPHIA.-The well known Hotel, Marshall House
capable of accommodating $50 persons situate Chesnut
having been renovated and improved TO be let unfinished
reduced rent for term of years.
This Hotel full when closed by the Of the
'''' SAMUEL Powell,
2O7 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
May L. 1912 ms 2weods
DEMOyAL-UNITED STATES CHEAP CASH tai
N LORlNG EMPORIUM has removed from the
Of Nassau and Beekman streets to l1J Broadway room
J. BRUSH would wish inform his friends and the public
the above Broadway,
sequence Of the high Of and by reducing his
yses, will be enabled to compete with any establishment
poth regards quality and price For INSTANCE he will fur
to3o.
BAH garments made at this establshment done
" neainess aud despatch and warranted to ht Please call
Indge for yourselves. nal lmeod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-15
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
ON THE PRINCIPAL OF
ATMOSPHERIC PR ESSURE.

FROM THE COURIER AND ENQUIRER
nENTISTRY.-t is often that permit ourselves
- speak in terms Of euogy of discoveries subjects which
do not within province. We have sufficient
knowledge to do IT, in the INST place. unless indeed the object
be visible angabe and this the in the instance.
from London has brought with him method which he
has put successful practice here, of supplying the loss Of
real teeth by artificial without the OF accessories.
such ligatures springs pegs now in ordinary is
the operation when completed followed BY inflammation
pain. He best describe his method himself We will
however add that patients whom he has provided with
of these very necessary embe delighted
with that they have permitted him refer enQuers
of profttng by the conviction actual examination will
produce.
NJ LEvETT, Dentist,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-15

STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP
AND NEW YORK,
VL4-SO UTHiMPTON
BELGIAN STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN
NJ Nj. kEANE, COMMANDER
The days of departure of this waknown Steamship
On 9Th Nav ls,2 On nth May isi2 On 7ih June 1872
tia. 10th July, 1th Aug,
7h Sept +" lnfh Sept. eth Oct,
Price of passage meals not included Southampton
Antwerp $T0Ste wards fees, So 62. The meals will be
board the plan of continental hotel in the best
manner and fixed and moderate prices Families parties
for the with the steward A experienced
Surgeon board.
For freight passage further information apply to
II. w. T. X II. MALI, Agents
a22 6m1r Al Beaver street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-15

posed Of the following superior steamers
ton with the Sonngton and Providence and Boston and Pro-
violence Railroads
MASSACHUSETTS,, Captain Comstock.
RHODE ISLAND, Captain Thayer.
NARRAGANSETT, Captain Woolsey.
MOHEGAN, Captain Vanderbilt.
One Of which will leave New York daily Sundays
ceged from Pier No. ], North River Battery Place. five
o'clock, P. NJ
Fare TO Boston, 50 90 Deck passage s225
do Providence, do. do. so
ARRANGEMENT.
The NARRAGANSET, Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays, for Stonington.
The MASSACHUSETTS. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays for Stonngton.
Passengers the arrival of the steamers Sonngton
take the Railroad Cars and proceed Immediately Pov
ence and Boston, and for the accommodation of
yelling between New York Newport steamboat trains
viii stop Wexford long enough leave and receive passen
Freight taken the following much reduced rates -
To Boston, goods weighing forty pounds upwards
he cubic foot S. so and measurement goods
cents per foot.
To Providence, goods cents per cubic
foot and specific articles per tariff be obtained office %
mai 6n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
TIE -hrEcnrL1rLnA.

There are various and conflicting rumours in cir
cu1ton 10 the terms Of tho treaty Just concluded
between Great Britain and this Country, touching
the North Eastern Boundary. Mr. Gwin Of Miss,
and Mr Black, Of Ga stated in the House las,
week, their understanding Of IT,, % the ,fec-thut
portion ol the Territory awarded 10 US by the King
ofthe Netherlands, his been surrendered, in con.
alteration Of Tho navigation Of the ST. Jobn's-so
trammeled to he Of litlo value, and that the u.
States Government is to pay Maine and Mosslchu-
seis $4,000 for the surrender, and Mains 1900,
OOO lof her expenses In defending tho Territory.
Both Of these gentleman, believing these to be the
terms Of tho Treaty, declared themselves strongly
agsins. ~, md prelcrrng the alternative Of var.
Mr. Holmes OF >. &. ono Of the Tyler recruits
declared himself opposed 10 the treaty, In debate.
Moojhy, without however. stating his reasons.
Tho y. Y. Herald, which is tho organ Of tho
Boys md the kitchen Cabinet, has version df-
fcrenl from that Of the members Of Congress, OF
Moi. Noah, published yesefdiy. II says
"Tho General Government are to reimburse
Maine for her eNpen 81 m defending the Disputed
Territory and Massachusetts 10 to receive $50
900 from tho United States for the portion Of the
lend which is To- be- given up.
1--WE get Rouso's Point on tho Tako Champlain
and the navigation Of q. Johns River above the
FALLS but, a. We have no access 10 them below the
Falls the free navigation u that River, under these
cire dmstances, IS worth but lildc.
Lord Ashbudon, Mr. Webster and tho Mas
saciuseolts Commissioners have MI sgrood 70 this
arrangement. The Maine Commissioners have only
partially Yielded they wish 10 avoid responsibility
and are willing TO let this treaty DO decided by tho
u. 3. Senate.
! "The Loco FOcO' are opposed to lhi, treaty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28

port. You will remark what has been said Of them
yesterday in the Globes debate in the House, by
Mes'rs G~in. Med~e,her and others. My own
Information 10 drsreot, in several leading psrieu-
ar', aud comes from an intelligent Maine member
Of the House. think il is correct.
Maine and Massachusetts relinquish all the ter.
ritoty North OF the ST Johns. except segmen, be-
tween tina, river aud the s., Francis. They receive,
IN return, the Tree navg Of the St. Johns to its
mouth, and $3.50 900 each. to be paid them by G.
Britain Who re>imbur,si, also. to Maine her expen.
ses lor defence of the territory, amounting to some
5000. 900.
She has also yielded liberal adjustment Of the
boundary between her, New Hampshire, Vermont
and New York. She gives up, here. a line OF land,
to The old line falsely run. OF mile broad by iss
long IL includes tho old military station OF Rouse's
Point, and will make at go acres TO the mile ioi,
1910 acres
Britain gets, clearly, an excellent bargain. The
military communication which il gives her i, highly
'mporlan. to the security OF her Canadian posses.
sons twill, in any future contest, DO great ad-
vantage to her, against ourselves. Some will have
It that We, not she, are pay for the renq
oil Maine and Massachusetts,. In this case We ara
heavily nickel. II is also rumOred that the govern
ment put the negotiation such footing rs almost
forced the Commits oners to assent TO the terms
telling them that the responsibility and the chief
suffering would be hsns, II war ensued, through tho
failure OF these terms. do not ye, credit these
things.
The Democrats are already taking violent ground
against tn. reaty-not knowing what it is. Mr.
Calhoun is mastering his State Rights forces, TO a.
sail 1t. The last doctrine of ,ha, school appear, 10
be, that State is not ms,re,. Of her own terri
tory. and cannot give up, even with the assent of
the Fedora power.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28

I5@ The hadisonian makes an extract from IN,
Address ofihe Wing Convention held in this city. il
Feb. 1910, and publishes the names of the Dele.
sotes-w!h 4 view to hold them to the very scan,y
compliment then bestowed upon Capt. Tyler. The
very little that was said OF his Excellency then
some dozen lines in an Address Of six columns. and
that very general in lis character would imply that
II was thrown in pretty much by way OF form, and
because Tyler being upon the Ticket-to all our
sorfow-an omission TO notice him would have bee,
seized upon by the adversary. But concedng tha,
lie vas lauded to the skies them are those who did
It under any obligation to stand by it now7 HIS
conduct since that time, has been such as 10 (orei,
all claim to their respect, much less their support
and We venture to assert, Of the Delegates who at
tended that Convention, there are not a dozen Of
them who do not utterly loarhs John Tyler now
Their mistake at that time will impress upon them
in future the importance OF regarding Sir Peter
Teez'e's admoni,ion: "We live in a id wicked
world, and the fewer We praise the better"
This impuden, attempt Of Mr. Tyler's org,n Ia
make capita Of what the betrayed wings, once in
the goodness Of their hearts, and when they attach
ed but little consequences to the Office for which he
vas a candidate, sail Of him, reminds us Of an in
edent OF the canvass of'40 and provokcs reference
to it. During that canvass the WING press or this
State were generally silent nbout Tyer-sayinr as
little abou, him rs they we'll could wiihou, detri
msnt TO the cause. Old Tip was the man they oil
relied or; and his name made the wckn ring
The fact was advefied to in our presence 10y pro-
minent individual, who appealed to Us: "Why do you
gentlemen Of the press IN this State No, pursue ,
different course 2-The true policy is to press Ty
Ter here, where he is popular, aud Gen. Harrison in
the West" Considerations Of do!ieaey prevented
the assignment Of the true reasons
II Mr. Tyler's memory be not, like Jusic, In
gIe"ood's' greatly impaired by frequent attacks Of
the govt, he might make shrewd guess as To the
individual, who propounded this very pertinent in
nnlfYl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
WnNnEnS WILL Mrurn -

~ q. WAsmNGToE DuoS, at , o'clock, this
morning had accomplished walking s. CONSECUTIVE
hours, without sleep rest, and Is continuing HE
journey, having, in consequence OF a wager of $500
made last evening, consented to walk ~ more hours
making IN the whole r. Should he accomplish
THIS herculenn task, particularly as the thermometer
Is standing at 96, he may with propricty undertake
similar feat ~ any climate. At 4 O'Clock, this at
ternoon, he will finish the extraordinary expert
ment. The College Of Physicians will be pfe.en,
during tho afternoon. Those Of our citizens Who
nave not visited MIR Dixon should this morning take
tho opportunity, as he leaves Tor Europe on Mon
day, for the purpose ofobtanirg the great premium
offered by tho College Of the London Faculty. Go
To Odd Fellows Hail. TO day, before o'clock as
the Exhibition closes at that time.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
AT TIE ODD FELLOWS HALL.

ny This remarkable individual who. as avocaiilt and
Pesetan has attracted much attention in the North.
ern cities has arrived Richmond andls now UNDERGOING
bic extraordinary employment Of waking sixty consecu.
Tive h3ufs without sleep rest, elevated plank r.
teen feet long aud three wide.
Several years sEo when Captain Barclay the great En-
ssh Pc iestrln walked thousand miles in thousand
hours. sr Ashley Cooper and the most scientific II the
Lonion College Of Phvscians, rli their heads together
ans originated m experiment. 10 supposed bcyordise
physical energies Of man 60 accomplishments experiment
Wa, for an individual o walk i1yei.lt hours on plank
Gneen feet long, four feet high AMI three WIDE without
sleep ret and n order ~ try the feat they offered
premium oi one hoHs1Hd p0uds the successful indi.
viu'L Several hundred persons, during the four or
five years have made the attempt aud al lave failed -
hour7 being the most ever accomplished ny English Re.
de-t'ians-ani b. has been reserved Tor an American
YrgfHiaH too, 20 fhe time by twelve hours Of any
other peffon thereby beating TIE calculation Of the most
acienuhc pcrl0ns n t.c London Faculty.
Mr. D. ID about 20 leave biz land r the purpose oi
performing the fl' before The Board NJ the Lonion ia.
Guilty oi Physician. Bro order 10 obtain the premium offer
cd, and aro 20 his ffen1s tho Ncw York Turf
Club, the Higer iu .ir 0n Lm Of 3pl0 pounds.
Being anroust give the Faculty Of hs native State and
thc puhr generally specimen of physical endurance,
and 'to cr fo atmospheric ~ This climate on the mus
Clos Doc has been Induced go through the experiment at
ue present rme
VI y w.i during 'io exhibition entertain HE vs.tera
with anumbrr Boa popular melodies aud n the evening
with specimens ~ Mcsnefsm.
h7s msn Who can walk sisy hours without flccporres
not n be- seen every day, have doubt that tho c
l'na Of Richmond will pay him visit AZ In New York
Philieipha BALTIMORE and Washington Cy, he attracted
cio"Ia ~ t1o mo.t Intelligent peraona iuT n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
RICHMOND WING.
MORNING. JULY AZ.
MIR BOTTS, SPEECH.

This production Of which 50 much has teen said is
spread before our readers this morning. We like
tive admire the nerve, tho independence, the
spirit which peivadss it. Its sentiments are such
as John Hompdsn, or Sydney, or Russell, would
have loved TO listen TO-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
IIOYT & cos OFFICE
nlCn snnRMR FnR TIna RVENINn-

C1ralt- s.au0. 4.0p iO Of ION. 10 nm g. TICK
eiL 80 I1hr.f ons No pnzo eiC loves do go.
~ z o'clock on tckes unaold will be- Iciurncdt1 e W.
that Time. ms
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28

~ The elegant letters, which from time to
time appear in this paper from Washington, are
from gentleman in whose statements Of fac, entire
reliance may bo placed. His reasoning aud dedu,-
tons may be false-Of that the reader can judge
but his facts arc facts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
IJnnAnV Ar AUCTION.

no PItir suenUon h s1lic hed ~ ralo n private
ahfsfy cfbrlrinr many Wofkaof merit, This ThuTsisy
Eseuing, o. % O'Clock
NJ Tie Boots arc now arranged for eraminailon.
IuH INLOEs a BROTHER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
JUL Y 24tb.

Let me call your attention to tho very spirited and
striking debate in the Senate on Thursday, between
Msssrs Cittenlen and Calhoun. You will find It
in Friday's and to.mouow's Intslleencer. MIR
Archer engaged lulo while ia it, with much feet,
tho briefly; and MrPresion va' for while, called
up, by very offensive slurion to him, by his col
eaguo, to whom he forthwith administered very
indignant md Illuminating robuko. On the whole,
since the SHINING Of ST. Bartholomew, such fay.
ing has hardly been seen. Thoy did Il In tho most
approved style; no buiehery, hacking no tearing
Of the as'hi bu, an elegant rapid, artist like Opera
ton, that dives,od the Caroiniin, somewhat o. you
would potato. One held him up on the fork, while
the other peeled.
The Maine boundary question is settled. The
terms are yet a matter Of somewhat diseordant Te'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
us-DANDHUFF AND HALDNEs- ,

rl'nff Hnff NJ fo1ubfn BE- chemical combination u
aucn Ingredient ar have proved fhcfnaoves cracop4 n
afH f 'Ir natural rr0qtb ~ The human lr. snd rcfnpv
lnf fW obstacle fnlH perfect development w commenting
lnffHirf 10 Nf PARTICULAR notice ~ discerning public.
ttt proprietor b. uf accomplishing Tho IN cFnrerard
nrnF oi como n fe many hundfcdI WHO have success
"V '-rl hs IN ary ani wonderful gllies; tbs coui-
pnnnn having acquired f0r itself character ~ SINGULAR
40 f ani value t uecd ~ ladies ani gentlemen gene
faJ 20 Frfp Tue hsr unie ant heauful and The head fec
Hnn haniruhi Which 81 does most peffecy, aud thus IRE
VEINS DO hair frDm ninna Dn -Od Wholesale ~ Com.
H.ck tofi Mapicn fain, Ncw York
T. The 1urle ir not genuine without Tie rgnsure o
Com .f1rk s. a..
furpy rfceiveIby joins GAYNOH,
fuH Ono door above Tho flffi Tavern Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND-Jnly u.
HIgh wnter Tins DIV N o,clnck A Al

I'm ered-Ship Jefferson, Il Mason. m,ste, icon,
Liverpool, with salt, dry goods and hard ware 10
Iheo' Robertson, merchant Of Petersburg.
ARRIVED,
Sehr Superb, Shaw, N. York, sundries.
Sehr Seadrft, Kno~los. Boston, do
SAILED,
Schr Mary Marin, Ulmor. N. York, coal. ,
5chr Saratoga, Hooper, B,ltimore do
Schr Santa Maria, Keene. Norfolk.
Steamboat Columbus, Parish, Baltimore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-28
MEsMERIsM AND PEDEsTRIANIsM

nXoN will this evening At the sri hour Of his won
- deriu feat give Lecture Mesmerisfn with cE.
pernenis, and sing number Of his celebrated National