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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20
SO.YETzxl.v'ts VIEW.

H.4R TIMES TU,ITTED
SEElNG. in the early part Of Spring, that Goods
~ must greatly decline. To be in accordance with the
hard times sold the greater portion Of my old and dear
the better prepared. by this Fall TO buy ancnc stock Of
NEW GOODS; aud now have the pleasure long
wished to have Of offering To my friends and customers
the largest and certainly the best selected stock of
DRr GOODS
ever had. and at such exceedingly low pricos can
not fail 10 please any who may favor ne with call
My Goods bought principally for the ready money.
which E'uad 10 be avery welcome customer 10 my
Northern friends and was in fact such an indu1xmCnt
10 enable 10 buy Goods certainly great deal less
than II actually cost 10 manufacture them; the truth
which every body will know by calling and cxamin
for thcmsolvcs-anj without the aid Of h,,lcry ,hN
will be convinced of the fact. aud eannot am be
otherwise than well pleased 10 find such desirable Goods
at such low prices.
Tony stock ofrAHCY GOODS. particular,
invite the attention Of the Ladies, ~ being II suh
variety and chcarncss M cannot fail to please.
My stock consists partly Of the following articles viz
Broad Cloths ofoycry aladc, quality aud pnco
Cassncrcs. splendid assortment, cheaper than ever
offered before,
Caslncs, Of every color and qnalt'y,
Kentucky Jeans, from II. upwards,
Shawls, Fanaels, Pulled Cloths, and Blankets, a, all
prices,
D,nncrs Hats and Caps Of the mos. fashionable slyls
Eol'euncs, Grape de Icons.
nrilantlncs something entirely new. or Ls',, ) Des
SEES
Fancy Silks, Alpachalusins. Bon'bazlpes. Monsn de
l.aine Mcrinocs and Circasslans of every de
scrplion. aud cheaper than they were offered be
fore,
An excellent assortment Of Ribbons and iaces. unusual
ly low,
Domcscs and Calcocs from 5 cents 10 the finest III,
ported.
lIandhc rchicis and Gloves.
And almost every article that can be called for.
Together with excellent assortment Of GROcE'
ltlES. LEATHER AND SHOES, blue and white
spun COTTON; &aHc.
Nh. COUNTRY MERCHANTS are pariicu
larry Invited to call and givcmy stock m examination
bere purchasing. as1 prepared to o,r ,lfcin great
ndu dement's. DIT & PETERS.
Octl3, tHf
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10000 Acre. ocI.and,

containing an ineNhausblc supply III Ore. Wood. and
Water. Al The same time and place. will be snld. all
the personal property attached la the Furnace. compr
sing every thug necessary for its operation. Also,
Men SHARES, who are all familiar with the opera.
tons of the Furnace and Forge. and several OF whom
valuable ilnmmcrmen and Reiiuers.
Upon completing the sales at the Furnace will pro
coed Immediately. at Clifton Forge. Jackson's river
about miles distant from the Furnace 10 sell all the
personal property there consisting oi Horse and Mule
teams hna every thing necessary for the operation Of the
/ Forge.
The above property h,hngs 10 the late firm Of Jor
dams Irvine. aud ronin3 and sold for the purpose OF
winding up the business OF the concern.
Torms--Bond and good security will be required
from the Renter Of the Real Property. FROM the pur
onAscs Of the personal property, cash will he required
for all sums u,.ter 40. For a. Purchases oi $40 and
upwards bonds with approved security will be required
Persons wishing further information, can obtain II, by
addressing at Lexington. Va.
WlLLIAMC. LEWIS.
Commissioner.
The above renting and sale is with the assent Of the
surviving partners Of Iordans < Irvine To persons
wishing 10 examine the property, II will be- shown nj
time before the day If sale, by Ira u. Jordan ri TN
Furnace, and James jordan II the Fcrrc.
JOHN JORDAN,
On b'ha!foj him@lf. ond
st1rirHg partners.
Lexington, Va Oct. 20 1912 tliD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

3- John G. Whittier, of the MODEST poets of the
day, as he is justly styled by the New York American
and, regret to add, one Of the most rabid Abo
tioniss and Loco Focos also-has been nominated by
the former, as their candidate for the Sd Congressional
district In Massachusetts,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

ts- \ fsW fthFy al 81. 10 . ntblisi IN pil.iles l.,
s,u, 10 be commenced IN New York under the editorial
charge Of N. p Willis and Mr.. Parmlee. the former
one OF the niosl lnlcoas writers of the dsy thu latter
well known as the Washington correspondent of the ~
Y. Herald
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

o. .fer,eo s. Itras.-An arrival from Tsmpieo Al,
New Orleans brings intelligence that SAINTS Ana had de
ternned 10 the seat Of government from the city
of Mexico to Vera Cruz The expedition agains, Tex
as, which going forward, ii was said would be com
inaaded by Santa Ana in person.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

ENLANNELS all colours, Mcrinocs. Circassians,
Mousein de LANES C ssnc,,s, Cloths Cassmcres,
Fulled Cloths and Lnscys for Servants, Yarn and Ken
tucky Jeans, Rose, Point and Duflie Blankets. Vel
vet, and all other VESriNGS, and great variety OF
other kind Of FALL & WINTER GOODS. for sale
by MS al COST. JJ. PuRVIS & DCFFEI.
c.r. 70 ttf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20
NOTICE.
SEGaRS.
Fer Mu~ical isssisussess.

vT0IlE subscriber begs leave 10 inform the Qmflo6
J. world, that his ASSORTMENT Of Music i pov vann-
monty large and exsensive-ucl~ii.g lnsseedee osses
tur the Piano Forte. Guitar Flute, Violin, &asH~ -
As sren, variety Of Sacred Music and Esls De.ntR
siugng--aIl Of which will be sold low, hy
E.P. NfSU
Book and Piano Forte Seller. Petensse ~.
4 fine assortment Of Piano For.es On hscll:E $3.50
prices. r.
? Oct IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20
BEDFORD WING MEETING

meeting Of the Wings of Bedford will be held at
the next court (Ociohcr r the purpose of appointing
delegates 10 the Stale Convention and for other purposes
\ full meeting is desired.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

NJ. The Iocos are in a terrible state Of hnihoraton
in Charleston s. c. Recea,ly, meeting was held Of
portion Of them, and ticket for the Legislature made
out, pledged to support Col. james H. Hammond Tor
Governor, and Gen. George Mcpnflc for L. ; Senator
Iu, rebellion has since shown lis headand we have, III
addition to this ticket the 'OrlhodoA Democratic tick
,io the "Gcnuine Democratic ticket the 'Anti-
(lnuc Democratic ticket" aud some half others,
,.A profes to be the real Simon Pure and throwing
d,credit on the others. There about 100 candidates
-l3 10 be elected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

% The rumor of the death of John Z. Holiday,
Esq. OF Louisa, is, VIC regret to say, confirmed lie
oiod at Scotsye, on the 18th inst. The Charvttes-
VILE Advocate says, che had been led to encounter the
danger Of infection from the prevailing and mos, fatal -
vcr at Scottsve by anxious soctude for the safety
nf his friends. Alas, he has become victim to his
amaole sympathy, and his generous disiniercsod be-
"evoence" The Advocate renders no more than Justice
" Mr.. IL. in the following remarks
,;c me deceased was young man whose position in
u 'le abilities and high moral excellence opened for
.','l wide field of usefulness. As lawyer, he was
p. oaoly destined to high fame. his professional ca
Sues 20 lar was unfolding to him brilliant prospects of
representing the county of Louisa in the Iccisla-
- ifglna, during the last Session. he was the most
unent member of his party in debate, and sustain
r" IN this position to the high qualification of his
pol;,.ai 'rehds Though we differed with him in his
entire%sew views, we have always heard accorded to him
modera,;"sty OF purpose, and by many candor and
these b;h IN his political course often met with in
account 'es' ana Tue more cohihendabc on tha'
aniy-thc bcreaved widow herself scarcely
has ,la zoe favages ofhe cruel malady, to which, he
'"'"i'saed anguish N'0N' '''"' VI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20
IENlPER ANCE Address

Maj. James Garland will deliver Temperance Ad
dress At Rcedy Spring, Campbell county, on the frs
Sunday in November. at | / o'clock. A. NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

Ms CAIuouS, it is said, has stated his determna-
,op not 10 submit 10 the decision OF National Conven
lion. bu, to be candidate for the Presidency, nomua
ton OF no nomination." Worth .iaerican
This accords with what intimated by the cur
rent reports in this city at the close of the last session OF
Congress l'Nat' ~"
And it accords also with what we have heard as
coming directly from Mr. Calhoun alter 'i'a genie
,nan le4i Washington, and while on his route home
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

GJ The Nashville Banner EXPRESSES the belief that
she story going the rounds Of the press. that f. p Blair
OF the Globe had loaned lcn Jackson $4,000, is alto
gethcr fabulous. So far from being embarrassed it says,
Gen Jacksons estate, after the payment ofai his debts,
is estimated to be worth at least 800 900
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

NOllCE.-The annual meeting of the School Com
mssonrs Of Bedford will be held nj Oct ber court fon
day neAt) Punctual attendance is requested.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

I'm. TAYLOR, Dais,m II Ii,erwor. and Thomr-
- S~ns lie Preserver are recommended by those
"h.o have used them IS safe and and highly valuable
rcmcles in Coughs and diseases Of the Breast For sale,
a, proprie.ors prices, by Howell DAVIES, Aga.
Dct ~ ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20
l;ENTLEM EMS
ID ~ ~ - - COZ r. &
FEMALE SCHOOL.
SAFE or SLAVES ron CAxH'

SALE OF SLAVES FOR CAS1ls.
DCRSUANTto deed OF trust executed on M l3tIs
L September 1912, BY Henry Bib VI Melissa, md ne
corded in Buckingham. will be sold, On Thp1asy the
I'm day Of November next ot tho present esleacs a.
William NJ Thurmond, in the last naEpsd county. Ia
the highest bidder. for cash, tho SaveA II asid desd
mentioned, being about l2 In number, man womeA. hgE
and girls. BY THE -SCSTEESs
Oct. 90 I'm
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30 I 4 Il
FOR RENT.
IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT.
For tho Eastern District of . in

IN iIlf. I NJ l Ed STATES (ol nj,
For the Eastern District OF iTginia
OcroRER 20, 1872:
DlEASANTTHoMPSO Of the county cf Am
hers'. having filed petition praying tina, he may
be declared Bankrupt |, is ordered. that all persons
claiming 10 be creditors the said Pleasant Thompson
show cause tho court the Gath Of November next.
why the said Pleasant Thompson br not declared q
bankrupt. pursuant thu act o Congress in that boha
and thai copy Of this order be published IN the news
papa.s according the 22d aud 9th rule, Of court.
\ Cep5-lestc,
lll'NRY GIBSON. Clk.
Oct. 20 WOW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

r5 At the late election in pennsy lyanla .Normoa
ticket was in Dauphin county. in which Harrisburg
the government, is situated, 1t received upwards
Of 100 votes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

Or The Wing majority in the city of Philadelphia Is
,,rger this year upwards Of looo) than was last, not
withstanding the detection # g. w. Tyson and the bal
suce Of the Tyler squad bachedy all the patronage Of
tbs Custom house.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

80 S.-rM For Rent.
YRsEIE FARM be-. "einss to the Estate ct Robert M.
4 N,rw;cL dc,co,.on lis Farm is situated in the
county of Amherst, abou, one H. iro.' lynchburg IT
contains
800 .1CRES OF L.4.V ~.
100 Of vi ch cleared and Of it good bottom
land. There is on the farm an excellent Orchar0
The buildings consist Of good
DWELLING HOUSE
and all Necessary out houses. II the above farm is not
rented before the 18th November next, it will on that
day be offered for rent the premises, the highest
bidder Possession will be given the LIST November,
if rented previous that time. For terms apply to
ID. |. WARWICK.
Oct 90 tlSN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20
70. Il. MANSON,
1TY'OR.N'EH 1T L.RDE',

~ O1VsV II 81 y 1@sH ~
HAVING removed to Lynchburg, will practice in
the Of that place. in those Of the counties Of
Amherst, Bedford & Campbell. and in the Quarterly
and Circuit Superior Courts Of Rockbrdgc. His office
is that at present in the occupancy of Dr. Robert ;.
Payne on the street leading from Mems Store to the
river, and few doors below main street.
RE. MASON.
Oct. IL dwif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20
.N'OT'ECE.

NOTICE.
TUNllF. partnership which existed between Chaflfp
l. Scott and Richard q. Nlorriss. 10 c.A,ruts' cer-
lain works the James River and Kanawifxs Cospn-
nys Ssnal. was dissolved by mutual consent Oh s let
u january 1871 snd some claims. il il uuutssond ge-
main unsettled 1--WE notice. To al persons havin.
claims against the said ri Scott & MoIfss N
present the to Charles Scott FIR payments, and II
not done in reasonable times shall plead tins ns,ies IN
prevent the recovery OF any caimor cams which hef~sf
Ter may he attempted be recovered by law from me-
partner ~ bclurc dccsrbed.
RICHARD G. MORRISS.
Oct. 90 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20
New China, Glass and Queens
ware store.

New China, GLASS ana queens
ware Store.
INlIE SUBSCRIBERS having opened large rs
j sortIncnt Of CHIsA, GLASS and QuEEsswARE.
in the store formerly occupied by Andrew kinner. opp
site g. D. & J T. Davis, offer for sale. a, very reduced
prices all articles in their line. Amongst many Others
they have
Elegan, white granite Dining Sets, of various sizes.
Fine blue. brown and green Dining Sets, latest styles
and patterns,
Beautiful American Views do do
Rich China Tea Sets, of 80, Sc. and 81 pieces
Gold Band lea Sets. very rich.
Printed Ewcrs and Basins, and Toilette Settles, hand
some patterns.
do Plates, Willow do edged and common
white patterns,
A large assortment Of rich cut, pressed, and plain
Glass of every description.
c. RICHARDS & Co.
Oct II l2mf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20
Sale Of Lands.


WILL be offered for sale at Buckingham court
W house, to the highest bidder, and years
credit. on the second Monday in November next,
Chat being court day two tracts of land, lying in the
county Of buckingham. one containing 1000 acres,
near Spears mountain adjoining the lands Of Sper's
estate aud the estate OF David Kyle and oilers, and for
merly part othe estate of Joseph C. Mcgginson deed
the other tract of 900 a odd acres on Wclchs
Creek adjoining the lands Of Martin Bryant. John
Iiorsey and others each tract within orr miles o James
River and well mbcrd with valuable native growth
of oak pine and poplar part Of each ,rac, is good tobac
land The sale will positively be made the day
above named, unless prevented by The lnremcncy ii The
weather! IL that case, On the next lair day. These
lands will be sold in conformity 10 decree OF the Supe
ror Court Of Law and Chancery held or the county of
Buckingham It's las, term in suit in chancery.
wherein Edward Cabell. Benjamin w. :. Cabell and
others, heirs and devsCcs of Joseph Cate deceagcd,
plaintiffs, against Char Yancey, admir- with the will
annexed Of Joseph Cabell. dHeaascd defendant.
CHARLES YANCEY.
Oct. 90 81 =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20
FALL SUPPLIES or

BOOKS. STATIONERY, MUSIC, MUSICAL
INSTR U.NEN1,S, FANCY ARTICLES, &c,
For snie by Il. =. NASH,
SYCAMORE STREET. PETERSBURG, VA
NHUNTRY Merchants and others in want Of any of
~ the ,hoye articles, will find in my establishment
the most esat" stock have ever offered, at greotlu
reduced oyc,. eau fom my old friends and .,n,
ers is solicited.
Oct. IL Is e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

o.. Col. Benton had narrow escape at Maysylllc
X, the 9th inst. In stepping from the stcamboa, 10
the wharf. he c!l into the water hui being good swim
mer, was not drowned.
ef- The Richmond Star stains that Young Chevallie
of that city. not Among the Texan prisoners cap
turcd al san Antonio, reported,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20
TX Il = F:' - re IA y
For rent, and slaves ~ other Property
fnc

4 I Rockbrdae Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
N Chancery. September 2lth 1912
John Alexander. Plaintiff.
dgdtHA:
s S Baxter adru'r nf John Irwin. deed John Jordan
Edwin Jordan, La +. Jordan. and others.
Defendants.
Pursuant To Decree pronounced in this cause. the
2ith day Of September LAST shall proceed. the l4h
of December next. Lucy Selma Furnace. in Allegha
ny County Virginia. 10 rent 10 the highest bidder, for
the term OF wear from the LIST Of January next that
extensive NOV ESTiBL ISHHE,NT in said com.
ty, known the Works Of ,lurdans & irvine consis
ting Of Forge and Furnace. with every thing attached
thereto. for the convenient and successful operation OF
the Mnrks. Ihc Irnl nrnrollY conslsls OF nhnnt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20

ri. "e NAriolk papers announce the death Of DR..
Leach, Minister Of the Methods, r. Church,
- "' as '2nc years ago Stationed IN M. Mac
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-20
xsS4os<t f.ssrnseJ prn,.1s-spJFxs--r- y 47EpQY
SSW'ssz$R
OHIO FIFCTlOT

V1fIO FLF.C11ON, -
The reforms W last 'venr g. mail, frmn Ohic, -
h~s favorable to the Wings f,an these first ypnsived
and lead us 70 appsehe Nd that the ices have a,red the
Legislature, fhey have no. estc,t' their o.reyms.-
As Tar as heard firm VIII, have elected SRI a.
and the Locos 5-the Wings 10, and the Eocos 10 ncp.
S',,'ives; and corwn C,vhig) wis les than ItAO ..
head for Governor We 5! all probably be sbl. to i've
full returns in our NEXT
Penay.rnai".- There sevorni counties vel scbs
heard 'rm; but il is believed isset tie loco. viii hsvs q
mar'ri'y in the Senate, and Is In .he ff5dsc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
VOL. XVII.
TERMS.

h. uEsChiPIioN TO the DAILY WHO 10 City subsori.
octH sSa year. anil ui shorter NJ the rate ( sO
sycar. ~ ' W ' Wv
ADNERriSiNGforon square Cor les-) one .Ion
30 eens;tw Insertions sl Insertions Is and eve
~ sncceetn. inscioa 33i cents
Thrice awcck, 20 cents for each In sc rton
nHcrtion ca cents. ~
Once week irstinscrtion rs cents every succeeding
Transient advertisers must pay In advance
The number OF Insertions OF Advertisements must H.,
noied on the Ms OF they will be until 10
De Stopped AMI CHARGED accordingly. tc5oriers TO stop
must also be In writing. w '''f
Annual A,iyc are charged s5O 6,r ,,,o 80
.PoPoru"i Tor ertiscmens Of length,
e e ohecrs AMI Lottery dealers, who are chary cd
1.-The COUNTRY WIG Ia published twice week
advance. ~ '' i''""'e
FOR ADvERTIsING-75 cents a square tor Iesa) for
the hfstihscTiion, and 90 for continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
40 sun MAND TiMEs-

TO SUIT HARD TIMES
EOlsE & SIGN PAINTING. GIL DING. GLAZING &c
ENEbERt p sMlTli tender his thanks to his friends
\ and Tie ig1Ac, tor the extensive patronage win when
ne las cen Noue snd sctu!iy announces TO them
ihiLe now: cf1tetto execute orders in the various
branches OF LIS business In superior manner and on
teIms which Cannot Tai, to meet appreciation
lie iNrucu-ril requests individuals arms who may
require Painted LceTed or Lettering OF any Dc.
scHpton DONE that he will unicr kc their exrcuon in
VOL kmei-hse manner III much below the prices usually
c!lafSeil IN THIS City. Ter his that
strict economy requires only moderate expenditure,
And moderate profits suffice for It's requirements
oTieTs Tor Glazing 10 any part OF the City shall be
promptly attended 10, and he confidently promises his pai-
o"s that they shall not be the victims pIocrastlnalion
onlis part
1entetnen the country will find him ready her e,o.
Jgfs 10 undertake Pa n'Rg, &c in the adjacent counties
and they oil also ithai has always On hand an
ienslyc nd varied assortment Of colours reayd IniJcd
FL shop on Rail Road street, ShOckoe Hill. Market
Iol!sc square. near Tie DEPOT. 2i-,!6m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
NEW FALL GOODS,

THE subscriber has per the Weymouth, and
per pae kets from NeS York. full and beautiful
sot;ment Of Dry Goods, table for the will
continue to receive by arrival whatever
The following comprises lew Of the Goods
satin striped and Prin ell sh,ieys
Kich fs'd Mouslns styles
DO Mourning 10
DO Chine silks, beautiful assortment
DO Striped do
Black waiered and striped 10
DO Pou dc So
DO Italian Lusirc
DO Gro do Paris
DO satin Lcyautno
Mode cold Pou de Soi and Gro de Airline
DO do figured do
Foulsrd silks
Rich Chine Shawls and Scarfs
Muslin lnscriinss and Edeings
Needle Work Cola >, from 80 80
DO do Capes
Infants Kobes, Waists and Caps
French English and German Acrnocs
lAgh. Printed SaKonys
French, Englsh ann German Iaces and E,i.ings
Lsie llces and Elsings cheap
Plain aud figured Neii-, 4, Ga and 4 Brussels
Black and white silk IIose and hail Hose
Raw silk Cishmeres Wool amt Cotton do
Linen Cambria Ddkis all prices
uemstitched, REVERE and Emb odered do
Taricinu Nusiins, white and cclOurcd
Book, Mul, canbric, JaccOBci an Sviss Ausins
Striped Plaid so
Wclch ant Eussh Flannels
10 and IL Linen Sheetines, cheap
Table Damssks, Denask Cloths
lTsr Linens, Pillow Case Linens. II rds owe Dspcrs
LADIES' and Gentemens Wool Shiris and Drawers, DC
&C John WRIGHT. Main 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
a4lIslsSl s2 SIysI IAlI
PIANO FORTH wAnE-noUsE,


Opposit, Me Banks.
IiE subscriber u receiving from the ccle.
Il bTaicd manuiZctnry OF NU.s..s CLARK, New York
ccrat and PLAIN Piano Fores possessing The laes, i'm
ovemcnis and that dclcaey touch and sweetness OF
iCuc- SO peculiar 20 their manufacture.
Constantly Ga hand large assortmentof
Flutes, Flagcoctis, CaIioneus
Guitars NiO.ins. Nioonceos
Accordions, Musical Boxes
Horns Busles and Trumpets
Fifes and Drums
Guitar Violin, Harp ana iano Forte strns of sune
roHquaiiiy
Piano FortcStoo's and Covers
CHEAP MUSIC.
collection OF Music offered for sale
this siae may he selected from. the Etore the sub
serber Nho u now enabciio sell the Philadelphia and
New YORK wholesale and retail prices.
Those purchasing sell again will be furnished upon
better terms ihsn they find elsewhere in the state
Pianos repaired tuned, le; hire, ant taken in
exchange y. II. TAYLOR.
II PIANO FoRTES Of every description repaired
anu tlhci-iunir- 10y tic year, /! required, by VII.
LAX EABstSG, Whose long experience abiy In mann.
featuring ani'unns Piano Fo-les, justly entities him to
every confidence. Guitars Nioins and Aeesrd.ns
cd Violin Bows haired f
Oriers Jeff as above will he nune,u,v 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-07
FNII. INFORMATION Ot
CHINA, OUIct.N~NY ARE, SC.

TNWNWNT TNTTlT
QN me ilaIk-Away now dsrharfing. am In receipt oi
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