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OBITUARY.
"Death loUes a shining mark

"Dedh t0UeS q SHINING marx
Departed this lfe in the full OF blessed
immortality beyond the grave, on the 18th ult, aitr
lingering illness, which she endured with exemplary
fortitude and res gnation Miss JANE KING, daugh-
ter of the late EZEKIEL KING, Esq, of this city.
In the demise of this excellent lady, society has
been deprived Of one Of its brightest ornaments 10
an agreeable and interesting person was united an
urbanity Of manners, which would have adorned the
most polished ciices She lived in the affections OF
all who knew her, and her sweetness Of disposition
made her welcome guest wherever she went She
was for many years exemplary member OF the
Presbyterian church in this city, and has gone to the
tomb without leaving the shadow of stain upon her
Christian profession. Her death was such might
have been expected from life of devotion to the
service of the Redeemer. After few weeks con-
hnement she sweetly fell asleep in Jesus, and by her
calm and peaceful exit bequealhed to the world her
religion, to support the soul amid the solemn revela-
t,ons of dying hour.
In consignng the remains Of this precious friend to
the tomb, consoled by the reflection that she
is not destined to be forgotten Her epitaph is al
READY engraved the enduring tablet of friendship
and affection. She will continue TO be associated
with many eniearing "reminiscences, when he hand
moIdered into dust When the associates of her
youth shall read the story of her worth, they will
lean that by treadng in her footsteps and initiating
her example they "will live respected and die la
mented." ST.
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OFFICIAL

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
Easrsr MoarHr, Appraiser Of Merchsndiss fos
the port Of New Orleans, La, vice A. H. InskeeP,
removed
OLTEs HAMS, Surveyor Of the Revenue at 81
Louis, Mo-, vice E. X. Hopkins, deceased.
JoHH =. WAY, Receiver of Public Moneys at
Pontotoc Mi, vice Solomon Clarke, deceased.
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n-"A Subscriber" is informed that we
have not seen the communication referred to.
The I. rulen referred to does not apply to city
correspondents.
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Posr OFFICE, WILMINGTON, N. c.,

OCIUUtI Q, IOf&.
SIR Three failures have occurred of the steamer
from Charleston, the 9th, Th, and h instant, al
this place. On the 9th there was no steamer for
Charleston, two being at sea. the other laid up,
undergoing repairs. Yesterday of them left for
the South. The delayed until IL A. NJ
to-day, with The hope that of the steamers would
get in, SO as to the mails. As ye, none have
made their appearance. believe the company are
endeavorng to get the ly stea left ready pro-.
coed his evening
p. s. The steamer has just arrived, bringing up
all the mails due to the 7lh inst
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WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. 9th, 1s42.

WILMINGTON, N. u, Oct 9th, 1872
DEAR Sir: have to report the failure of the
mail at this point for Charleston s. c., on 25th and
Goth September, and 9th, 7th and 9th inst, which
was caused by tremendous gales of wind and rain
from +. to E. N. E. The last blow has caused much
damage in Charleston, as understand, which hope
will be satisfactory to the Department Rather a
compliment to the Department. Ed. MApl SO far
as the failure Of the mail to arrive is concerned
GALE AND Loss OF LIrE.-A very severe gale was
experienced at Charleston, Wednesday and Thurs.
day last, during which the tide rose very high indeed
to unprecedented height, covering many of the
wharves, and DOING Of course, much damage Many
persons were taken from their houses in boats A
fishing bo9t, contain ng five negroes, was swamped,
and all on board lost. The mail steamers were de-
tanned account of the gale The same gale was
equally severe at Savannah, creating considerable
loss by high winds and tides. Houses and trees
we're blown down, vessels sunk, &c &c.
FATAL ACCIDENT TO AN ENGINEER-The train OF
cars due at Fredericksburg, on Monday morning, at
O'Clock, from Richmond, was detained in consc-
quence of the locomotive running over flock of
sheep that unexpectedly ran under the tender As
The cars were running at speed of fifteen miles to
The hour the locomotive was upset, injurinp the en-
gneer seriously that he survived only or 10 hours
tie had been employed the road for three or four
years, but before met with any accident: he
was strictly cautious and it is to be regretted that
the rt accident that occurred bs long service should
be so fatal to himself. lie has left wife and two
children.
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COAL AND LUMBER, 900 tuns Of very SUI
~ perior Lump, Broken and Screened, Egg, Nut
and Pea COAL, for sale by the tun cargo.
Also, $4,000 feet Of ! in. white Pine Siding.
Inquire at Coomb's Wharf, Eastern Branch.
DE WERE, BURR & CO.
oct 5--3ts
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ENGINEER DEPARTMENT, G. r. b. s. b.
GREENsBORo', Oct 9th, lS42.

DEAR SIR On the 25th and 26th ult., we failed to
deliver the mail at Augusta, in schedule time, in
consequence of a heavy rain that fell during the
night, which broke our road in two points. Fortu-
nately, the trains stopped at the way station, in
sequence of the severity of the Storm and were pre-
vented thereby from being precipitated into the
chasm.
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FAILURE OF THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Ii is not to be wondered al that editors of pa
their impotence a, the frequen, failures of the
Southern mai-the more vexalious when they
occur about the time Of important elections.
IL due in respect to the public feeling that the
causes of recent failures, between Washing
ton and Charleston especially, should be made
known on application accordingly in the prop
er quarter, we have obtained the following ex-
tracts from letters, which leave it difficult TO say
what the Postmaster General can do to guard
more effectually than he has done, against the
contingencies they describe; or what alterna-
tive is left against the employment of convey
ances, which the frequent occurrence OF such
accidents seems to render so precarious
The character of the gale, for continuation
and violence, spoken of in the letter from Will
mington, is corrohorated by the paragraph from
the Baltimore Sun-and as il is not to be pre-
sumed that these interruptions are occasioned
either by insufficient boats or any want Of skill
full and resolue management, they would st en-
to present the question, how far it may be prac-
tcable to establish an entire land transporta-
ton for the great Southern mail through CO.
iumbia--an object which, it is understood, has
not escaped the vigilant forecast OF the Postmas-
ter General.
OFFICE OF THE PETERSBURG RAm-RoAD Co,
October til, 1912.
Dear Sir On the night Of the Sd, Just as our mail
train passing of the turn at this place,
wheel broke under the baggage 1t took US more
than an hour to get the out of the way, and an
other in its place. in consequence Of which delay
we did not reach Garysburg in time on the morning
of the 4th to make the connection.
This was an unavoidable accident, and hope you
will not fine for it.
nIenhoHp, Dctnbcr b, 1912.
Sin The mail going South failed to reach Garys-
burg North Carolina, the morning Of the 7th in
slant in time to connect with the mail going South
from that place.
This delay was occasioned by the breaking of an
arIe-tree of the baggage and mail
have also to report the failure of the mail coming
North this morning to reach Petersburg in time to
connect with the mail coming North from that place,
owing TO the meeting of the trains between two de-
pots, (there being turnouts intermediary the
train coming North having had to return to the depot
to let the other pass.
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MIR CUsHING's SPEECH.

The speech of Mr. Cushing, given at length
ia ,o-day's paper, viii doubtless be attenlively
perused by our readers. We bespeak Tor IT The
calm consideration Of every true American.
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WILMINGTON CITY-DELAwARE.

Democrats elcctcd--whoe City Tickets MEM
bers of Council, Treasurer and Assessor, by an
average majority Of 81 votes.
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~ unry--n Sos-EssEsTIALs, LIBERTY AND IN AL
ramos cHAnirv.-AagsDtsa-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-21
SMITH. DRINKER s MORRIS,

ALAIh Smith tAIMER.l
IlANE recently received the follow Jug new editions Of
IL Medical Books
system ofNid~ery, with Numerous wood cuts by
nIwar hehy' u, Physician o. the general L,inr ia
Hosftal, sc with notes aui additional illustrations by
an American Physician. =
This work VS. nu5h.hed ia Iondonas part ofTwee.
ioncs. ~ ''
ihc Principles and Practice ~ obs'-ri- ,ciieiu, and
surgery 10 reference 60 the proc ssofPltflEor orNd
slcisn 10 the ROYAL Maternity Crlrty ana Ie-.uror On
iwicry ~ The London H. sri's g.. Illus RATED hy one
nunIed an4 i.tiy Two figures; h5st American cion
lwcctc's ilhrau OF ratrcal Medicine, complete I'm
vols hiHtsoney lclnf 10 hrrlrv sheep.
v tme contains niss fcvr~s. Jeff fu1fion
the diseases 81 ihe Nervous system. Vol contains D
.Nrihons on Diseases cft.c Orgaus Of Ecrriraon Vof
nier"c and t-ary Organs Vol 5conisius Gout nropsy
~ ln'iii-m S'TufIa &c, with American notes, Jy W
w. Gerhard ~. - w.
Eis's Netcal Fornrars siSth edition revised snJ rx
tcI Icd by Samuel George Morton. VI H. in I vul .vo
new If'r, conrloc tu ono v,iuut-. Ut A~rois r1e
WcWs on Ihysi e NrfirUcl 10y uuu. wood rufs-s
0ifion. tyi-asc Nays. Np
i'e f'ggn ct,aon w.ih numerous al ''ons and uodh
ais 81 Human llys1lc9y. iusfrf-rI with nuucrors
~ fa' n o. Roi'cy nunr'i.un H. Professor on o.
institutes Of Meic emf MOL ctl iu-sprn.lece d., i.f
ieis'n Nchctl college. Phfic phase in vos ocav,
ui.inrs 90 courfc ~ Ie-furcs ON Ned M JIrl.rru
attcr. bl ihomts Sicwau tL ID. T - e. sc, ne.
a.u- Professor Mrf-s i---- ,-I No. y y
zee, 100 fhc lrvrr.ify ~ FHnturah; Frsf Av-.ir..
iin ilc s'scni Edinburgh edition, revised With nuac-
Arnct-ol Trca''srcn ihe Human Tc.ih slowing the
Causes ei tnef frfffrc1n aud tac .ans OF fhtr nc cr
y'ion 10y Wlisr Robertson With r'...s, ffsi American
VI ...N DO s-f'ni l1n 1H etII BIN 2 vol
q, A.'ic'h HcIrf journal, ~. O. f'r oc.o cr 1877.
number completes fie rurrcnf wear 90 If- work. DO
q1arcl y.on mo isi offaruary, Apr Jolly ari
"SCy.o!' P'ecS'Tor annum. payable ia sivarcc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-21

fIilS dcntTihcc composed bv ". Pel'etier one OF
the discoveries Of the Suphate nj the request
OF Dr. OuIci, distinguished Dentist Of Paris anil 70 which
ne mas gwen the name II od0ninc able aka
line COMPOSITION which conbl's md ncuirazes the acil
pn ipe, which Is generally the cause OF den
ia cares, aud bears, do all the discoveries this cm
hcnt chemist the Impress OF true uty. II IL COLD com
poaon OF an agreeable dor and TASTE which combines
the properties o preserving and hardening the enamel
and s particularly recOnfn endc 10 persons whose
ieeh arc consiiuonaly weak liable that species or
disease dcscrbcdas "c chemc al of INC tccfh
aiTcqucni disease, which Is produced very often by de
iargcmen OF the digestive functions tho
cosmetics food drinks. The habiiual use Or nours
uent which readily becomes acid jc remains Of parie cs
81 food between the teeth Of foreign auhsfance
the mouth, while msy be known by counuai sncss
and lively sonstily Il the 'ccth, 10y the Jaiufu i'm
pTcsson made by warm or cold substances them For
sale " ALEXANDER DUVAL a co.
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TO SUIT HARD 'rIWEs-

HpisE 8 SlGN PAINTING, GLIDING, GLAZING &c
lhEht"tCh T. smith tenders ms thanks friends
and the PUBLIC Tor the extensive paIronige with which
ne .Sa oeen CURED, aud respectfully announces TO them
ne lsnoNl- epai ed 70 execute orders ia the various
branches OF his business su-erior manner and on
terms which cannot iaii O. meet appreciation
Tie particularly requests individuals Or firms who nav
require Signs Pained L-eTed or Lefier. OF any de.
seupuon done, tiai viii uncerake their execution in
sYESuaiike manner ef much eloSy ;he prices usually
charged III This City, for his 0tfo sni shall be that
>irlct economy requires only moderate expenditure
Ani Moderate profits suffice .or Us IequircGnensn
oriers Tor Glazing IN any part Of the City shaI be
promptly attended to- and he confidently promises MS nat
ToHs that they shall net &c the victims Of pIOcrasnaou
onhis pan
Gen'einen IN the country viii End him ready as Aeress
J9Teo undertake Pa Ming &e- 10 the adjacent counties
anu hey val oso tnd thar ne has always hand eI
tenslvc snu varied rnen 81 colours rcayd mixed
ps- shop on Rail Roed street, shocko- Hin N,rket
House square nssr the Depot. So 2s-cffn
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MORE NEW ROnKs.
IttFiNtu NJ
SMITH, DRiNkER * MORRIS,

JaNN-FN Q n.
(tEMs OF ldcrn Eng4h Pocis, with biographical no.
VI tees ry : & Hall
Pictorial iA1c Two hundred pictorial ilust, all ms II
tic lo Bible, ssrg Of views IN tho Holy Land; to
gcihcr viii many oi the cma kabc objects mentioned
tn TIE oldard New tsaucus rcVrcsontiuc elcrci his
ior'ca events copied nom celctri cd pictures prucply
from oli masters The I'm lsclrc scenes made tom oi
gna sscchc taken on The spot with interesting letter
pres dcscf pho chic y 10 nlfory Of the cu.Ilgn-
aui ot numerous r1esarcs connected with fhc history.
gcoGrsp y, natural history AMI Antiquities sacred
ulturcs rom0ri rlly from the notes 10 the Lon
don Pictorial Bible. tfird series
Alb, fIul rr supplies of Memoirs.
Marcltef Davidson by " irviuc.
Iurfcfia Davidson. o., Mt-s ~ 'r,gick
hmos lean Almanac. Tor 1871
TIC L'l's OK far January. containing the usual
rarely. w h two bearf1l usirafions AMI rlsc Of Tic
latest Fashions Subscribers will ncaso send hr their
numbers. a
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GENTLEMGa,s PAsIIo.ABLEFUH-
NIsHLNU EhIA RI : m N NJ 81

HE sooseriner his received By afe arrivals nom BAL
uuiore Philadelphia AMI Ne. YORK, his Fail stock OF
Goods embracing the scEt fashions an most de
Sy,e,h me senuemens furnishing Inca few Of which
ne y * isANe 70 eai special attention TO, 70 VIZ.
scnueGcn's Hats Of every xtNle AMI r-ylc
DO nne iur cloth. selsetand fancy Caps
Nouhs and ehdtfen'e
servants Hats and Caps, good axsortInsnt
The most beautu gcntlelens aria AMI
Cravais ever offered la his city.
Also stocks, Collar, Cloves and suspendors fine en-
CT sorts. and greatest variety. Fine iAaen anI Muslin
Shirts; Mcrno. buckskn, Lanos wool, rk and Cotton
khtia and Drawcrsof every grade.
sik and Linen Cambria Hsnck Of every deserp.
uon. AMI nnc assortment Of Preach aud American U.
oreNss and Waiknz Canes with great variety other
articles appeftani1s 10 GenteInaais Wardrobe ali ol
which, Will be offered very low Zoe cash.
de Z T. SHEPPERsON Aren,
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ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF

AND GOODS
~ ECElNED 10y the Manchester and II chmoni pac trts
~ from New Nork-$up,r Wool dyed Back aud Fame
Cord Cl-ihs and Casshuc!cs
Rich Enh'd Nclvct Shnwis agj Scarf
Mcrino, Ihibct and Brochr do
Mantilas and Rich Plush Points
Emb'd Chene-PTinted ami Pain Nousiin 10 I si,c,
MAzaIinc Blue 40, p1in and fed
Welsh aud otocr Pianneis ch,,p
Ladies' six, Cotton and Worsfc,l Hose
Supcr kid aud Tibet al,
large aud well assorted supply Of Cacoos all auatos
and prices. - SS' W. ''-'''''os
Rich Furniture do I'D
Wooilcu and Worsicd Hose frr servant.
Ssuncis, Kentucky leans ana Kcrrsys
MMgr t. p4nasi, i1r Curtains, and Muslin
nuilil, Point AMI Bed Blankets
With vaucy " other Goods forming ri-b ,,I r,rc
assortment, Tor tic sea-ou 800
noiG VALENTINE. BRFFDEN A. co.
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VOL. XVII.


hSohsCRiPTiON TO the DAILY WHO tn City sub-cri.
es sss year, and oI shorter period, Of so
agar. -
ADvERrisiN0-Forone square Cor lcss) one In rton
~ CENTS two Insertions ell thec - eve
~ suee eeding insertion 3Ji cents.
Thrice week, 70 cents Tor each Insertion.
Twice week frstnsertiOn 10 cents; every succeeding
Insertion 90 cents.
Once week, Grstnserton 75 cents every succeeding
nsertion 50cent
Transient advertisers must pay Ia advance
The number Of Insertions Of rnu-t Ia
noted on the Ms OF they will be Inserted until 40
be stopped and charged accordingly. u-Orders 10 tou
must also be In writing ~
annual AdvertlserR arc charged GO for two squares and
VA PtoPofhn lot iyertisctncns Of eater length
IN nueuoheeis and Lottery dealers, who charged
.Tn15The COUNTRY WIG Is published twice week
eesys ana Fridays at five dollars per annual payable
FOR ADvERTlsING-75 cents a square, Cor Iess) for
the hrsfnseEtion, and 90 cents for each continuance
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PROTECTInN INsUnANCE COMrAN \


'IIllS tomi nv cG.rs fo insure Houses. Stores, Mills
t'eorics. barns, aud ihr contents cacn, together
40 IS or DAMAGE ~ IiEE.
Ihc rucsof prcmIn odefct arc as1w ne those cf any
fin ir u.tiuhrn, aud Cvcry uuc has CFroff iuy r.
ai"f sum ~ Hc protected rsf che of thlt H
Hr-c I'VE element, which clc single hour, swctra
81. ~ fhc catn rgs of uruy years
rcrfr- 'lr Ofitc rur.urs r ffa1lgciirg s husr..
pr t ihc aNu.tr. amt pymou' 81 losses. pr.rlfa r.
hu' DO toT terms of Insurance ans renewal ut p1r.r
49, TO HENRY CiNNNE
i.I2tv Cfy',f H.rbr-',,,i a ''
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NNNhNsFfH'N FTsUUGHN.
I'VE assorinicut Of these celrbruri Pionoh. w.
n m1nuficfurcl Iusf received for r,e On -
ufhe once ~ The SOUTHERN PLANTER
Dor erpressous ~ the most unqu,ff a ,-,,oh..t..
ne ere have leave % refer IN the alt~ a..
,egsn; w " .o1ne Rcy Jesse ~ Turner. Isbr W.,slo.
Nhsyfnor, James sutton, Roscos Iipsco,,b 80 -
Noidccs F-N''"" ~, -
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CERTIFICATE

Gently that have. by way Of experiment used the
iiygcan and uosi of the various kinds rs prac
tee, which lave borne the hshe the pubic
umlion, Thar have tccu offered for sale s vcuiiy ior
the last five rlr7 including those called the ResuTrec.
ton OF Peri-n P-; ard the public uay ha;
none among INC whole catalogue las answered better
pnposc easy and ecetua remedy, than the Resur.
Tccuon or Persian Pills, in most cases OF disease.
CHARLES BACkUS, VI. ID.
Rochester, y Y, Sept. 2l, lssg.
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NEW WORK FRoM a p ~ =;

NEW WORK FROM @. p IA JANE
SHsi Irom The Press. a. the Bookstore of
rcur SMITH, DRINkER & MORRIS,
- ALSO,
~, ~ and l42 iiarPer's Family Library rIvs
~ Aeent Iniosophers, traesiaed from The Fr.,eh =,
bS o wa Notes. and Lie Of the Author by he Rev
Nspeleon's EEPedion;o ASIA, BY Geusr, Conn, Dr.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-21

Bank Square, Richmond, Virginia.
AUTHORIZATIONS or Dutch
nh fSSrse and small Lima, Snaps &c, China Dwarf,
BEET-Lo1,s Blood. EaIv Blood TuInip. French White
sugar. Nangcl WurizeL '' S-i " iii'e
Shno oLl-Early Cape, Large Prrple
OAbbAGE-EaTy YORK. Large Yo-k, Early Drumhesd
% bauetsea- Early SusaTloaf, LARGE DTumbeot
SIoulW Is 90, Ned Dutcb Ok Pickhng Green CuIIad
=, ,saycy' Penton, Lcith, etc.
CAEkOT-L0ng Orange
CAULlFt OW ER-Eary and I.f.
CkLERN-Nhre SoIid
smiths Extra EsrIy
EGG PLANT I've"
hALE-scotch sea Kale
Ii &c I-Asa lee Brown Ouch, Cabbage, Paris
MEION-Nutnicg. Ci,ron, etc
NATER-NELION-rirest kinda
NASI UR1IUM
ONIoN-E-Tly silver Skinned Iarre EsI
PARSLEY-CurleI 80 "eH
PAhsNiP-Large swelling, nifeh
fEAS-Early Monumental. E1Flv Cror-,veu File cA-,
ton' taiy Frame, D~arl Biuc Prussan, Dwarf Mar.
PUNPKIN-M.mmoih
kAnlSh-long Scarlet, Turnip
kilt BARB-Rcd for Tarfs
S,AiSiFh-or Vegetable Oyster
sQUASu-Tar'y Bush
TONATD-Iarr~ Ret
lURNP-Eliy Fat Dutch, Red Tor, Large Norfolk. Ru.
49, general assormentof Flower seed.
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L. COLEMAN.

will insure the safe delivery OF any Piano purchased
from me- aud whcnthe selection Is le entirely myself
VIII dcay all expenses Of transportation both and from
the house Of the purchaser If the Piano shuuli ho found
la the slightest degree defective. W. DANIEL
ia7 Teacher OF Music. sInare .nre inc Ranka
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-21

Tn ELPEhU on THE BHEAST
a nssi a. !, On nc pisciscs u me Breast By Vel
ptaA VI " froit ssof Of the Faculty ~ N,,G-ir. =,
Fsio,y ~ ~, :, ,on the French by Parkmsn D.
" LALLthAND on involuntary semin.i ni.cb.,...
"I \ . r rom tie French, By W Wool VI ~
H., ~ e f on INC Pneumonls Of Children, By MRn
, .hu barlles, members Of fhr Ansfomfraf lgri~-v .
ratls translated by rlrtmsn " u. The three Wyy.t.
~ " ocL-Just received hy '~'
N s.nfH nRINKER a Mnnn1s
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REsURRECTIuS- ORPERsI.N pills

SUPERIOR to the HyEean, BrAndTcih's, Evans To.
- mot, tic Matchcrs (prccdD Sinavc, Indian Put.a.
i've or any Other P Compound before the puhic,
certified To by Ply scans and others. Lei
them un they have tried them then We are CERTAIN
they will not
- settled noini with I'll who have The We.
scahlc PERSIA PILLS, that they pre- emily the
best and most ct1cscious FAMILY MEDICINE that has
yet been uscdin America. II every family become
acquainted WA; their sovereign power disease. tsy
would keen them audhr prepared viii a REMEDY
10 apply the rst apyCarlncc % disease, and then how
much distress sogd hc avoided and none, saved We'll
as the lives Of Thousands who hurried Il me by
nescoius di-ease Us stages, by no; beins IN
possession Of remedy which thy race depeudcisce
upon ti Pills IN each box price GA For sale, at
Riehmon", by A g. sTEvENSAEt.
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IN CONSIGNMENT, three rIANO-FORTES, which will be
- offered n very reduced prices, in order 10 close the
consl cn ~ TIE lt OF January next, which time, u
MOI sold, they Will be IcslUppcdto tho owner.
Iacsc Pan equal 10 any ia the city 81 tho same
PRE- ana Viii ~ " be offered a. cjlicss than The regular
selling giiccs. Those waning good Piano, aud wishing
10 save the sum Of go these hard tunes In well II, ali
and examine these Instruments. JOHN TURPIN
d. " g,In,~s brfc,v Ev.f.,r.,' nj.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-21
CHEAP FLANNEL :

ELA4NNELS.
NHiIE Flanueis, l2lc, Let - p ID aida,
w nsi,e faieni Fllnnels Is Cd, IS 81 and s..
hei tlanneisi &c. Is g.. p. p 81 and3s
Yellow Fltnncls. p, p ID ard 3s
Mhiic and Rcd Canton Flannels
cheap, az ~ received and for sal,
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-21

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