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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26

TIFFANY, YOUNG " ELLIS,
259 and 260 Broad,oay, corner Warren street,
IMPORTERS
OF THE VARIOUS FANCY MANUFACTURES
GERMANY, CHINA,
IRE NOW RECEIVING A GREAT VARIETY OF
IA GOODS the selection Of of their rendering
stock the varied largest and richest found
this the other side Of the Atlantic. They leave
that their Goods made by the
Europe under the direction Of Of PaItnr
will always be found lower considering the style qualify and
finish, than can b.. bought elsewhere.
Determined keep IN stock always desirable and
tive they have all goods that have remained hand
velty such low prices will their sale-owe is
belle ed than this description of usually
the competition d excitement of an room.
PURCHASERS OF ARTICLES FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS aye
respectfully reminded thar he will find
ter erved and better suited by making early application
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26

TOYS! TOYS! TOYS!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. cheaper than ever, at tho
w well known Toy Store 233 Centre doors above
Griud street, opposite the Market families and
shng Toys for the holidays will do we'll call before
''""s eSs""e'e' D0" aSs CENTRE STREET.
Aso full assortment Of China Glass and Earthsn Ware
di 2awtJisje
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26

d ARKWe call with pleasure the attention Of musical
the first Concert Of the celebrated Visuxtemps
This announced for Wednesday night will doubtless
be most brilliant asir The great Volint will be heard TO
of late umphs Of his rival Ole Bull the board,
will insprs his gsnius. d26 terc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26

THE Subscribers, WILLIAM STEEL & SON having
returned to their old stand Nos III and l3 Cherry
prepared all orders for Cake They have
y on hand large as,orlmeo viz Plum, Pound Fancy,
New Year Scotch Cake superior qualify Also Mack.
roons. Kisses, Lady myers, &c.
n B. Cakes assorted and packed for country
dol "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26

n ENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFFS WARDROBE-C}entle.
men or families DESTROYS Of converting their left off Wear
price
To families and gentlemen quitting the ci,yor changing resi-.
much to their advantage send for the who will
attend them at their residence by appoin tment.
L. LEVENSTYN,
=, 466 Broadway, up stairs.
hue through the Post Office otherwise will receive
prompt attention DOC inns re
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29

srpesgios forming finely Of
rich round and distinct although wrought
slight indulsons OF the bow, leave something like
puzzle notions OF cause aud consequence.
To suit the wide of effects which his some
times Dictates appears that he subjects his violin some
Kind Of alternative process for which purpose he opens it,
a. u-o his expression like oyster. The manners
and conversation OF this young bear impress OF
Mus which l. impossible mistake, and his occasional
saCs Of enthusiasm, impar increased
the abiding modcs which tenpe and dgn6cs his cha.
In describing the Of his mind under the
immediate dominion Of musical ideas he pictures under
the fJrcibc Squire OF alternate heaven and HE'LL while
he speaks of the object and intention OF his PLAYING be-
ing raise curtain, for the admission OF those
around him. participants in the mysteries open himself
Ia his habits he very temperate and Wisely avoids
ing by artificial excitement the spontaneous srdor
his omnenuy vital temperament The flame OF life burns
brightly within him, and he will feed selEex-
hnusting blaIe-l the ordinary and nirgues, by
which is common Tor men Of smaller minds seek
professional advancement completely alien the
OF this child OF the North The neglect OF these may
have served rctard for while. the publicity of HI. pow
but they OF order
An extensive and brilliant reputation before himN J..
Erprrss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
NJ. Glars Consistency.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 90. Isas


The late letters OF MIR. Clay, on the Tariff.
have. as the public will have scen very much gra.
yelled the organs of I.ocoiocoism. Unable to get
around the positions they have strained their wits
and the truth. 10 fix upon Henry Clay the charge OF
inconsistency. They say that he has abandoned
his former opinions, and suddenly become Free
Trade man, and has done this for the base purpose,
so often practised by political adventures, TO gain
few votes.
The answer to this is furnished, by the frankness
and truthfilness of Clay's character. But that is
not all. His uniform declarations for years past,
prove that he regarded the Protective System as
only temPordry-to endure no longer than our ma
nuiactrers were well established. TO this effect,
we find him speaking in the Senate, in 1897.
Heed. We calumniators
mo one, Mr.. President, in the commencement of the
protective policy supposed that be perpe.
tual! We hoped and believed that temporary protection,
extended 10 infant manuiaciores would bring them
up and enable them withstand competition with those
OF Europe. We thought the wise French Minister
did, who, when urged by British Minister
the equal introduction the countries ct their re-
spec've productions replied that Free Trade might be
very well for country whose manufactures hadfesched
perfection, bu, poorly adapted 10 q country which
wished TO build up its manufactures. II the protective
policy were entirely ia lSI2, il would have
listed 26 years from 1916 Is from lS24 quite long
as, either of those periods its friends supposed inght
bo necessary. But it does them and sincere
y hope that the provisions contained the Compromise
Act for its benefit beyond that period will be found suf
ieen for the preservation OF all interesting manuiac
" lures. For one, am willing adhere to, and abide by
the Compromise IN all its provisions, present and pros
" peetNe, 1t its FAIR operation is undisiurbcd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29
THE CLAY BANNER.

The whole country throughout its length aud br, adth p
waking up the necessity choosing a Wing
President, the election. The ct the Wing
Pary-ihUse who earnestly desire the country from
the horrors another Loco Focn reign and from the mise
rab,e m-rue OF such John Tycr-is strongly
turned towards Henry Clay. HE Is MAS--and the
Iy man who stands chance OF obtaining the nomination
OF the Wing Convention Baltimore
LIS proposed by the Wings Vi Baltimore, give Ban.
Ae Wings Of that State, which, May next, shall
send the largest proPoronae delegation the Convention
be held in that city, raty Mr. Gays nomination the
Presidency The staff OF the Banner be OF blue Ash,
cut at Ashland, by Mr.. Clay's hands The staff has
already been cut and - it, way Baltimore. The Ban
is nearly finished, by Ackeunar, OF New York
Put the IIkss AZ Massachusetts, d1irH, claimants
Of that Banner. As get Gov. Briggs ;ary in
Office, which will De early Ia January. shall begin
make preparation Tor Baltimore. The Wings
Massachusetts will give Mr.. Clay cordial and hearty
suppor those u any Slie ~ he unon-Boston AtLe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29

u "B's' explanation of the merely apparent
inconsistency between two of Mr. Clay's letters,
is doubtless correct. The letter to Mr.. Mcrriwe-
thcr, though first in the published correspondence,
was written months after that to Messrs. Bran
ham and Bledsoe, and was in explanation of that.
In this letter to Il. and H., he had stated that he
voted for the tariffs of 'l6 and '24. One of these
gentlemen, who refused to give up the letter when
demanded, had been garbIing and misrepresenting
ITS contents, and among other things sought to fix
an untruth upon Mr.. Clay, by bringing up the
vote Of 'lG and ~, in which Mr. C's name does
not appear. Mr.. VI. probably called Mr. C's at
teniion to the matter. Mr.. c. explains the phy to
Mr.. Merriwether in Il very few words; the record
did not show his vote, but he nevertheless sup
ported the bills and doubtless voted for them, in
committee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29

Iu reading, few d5, since. the correspondence between
Nlr Clay and Mr. Merwehor, ard Mr. Clay and Mcssr-.
Banhsn mud Blcdspc, observed the foiown. passoqes
10 h, letter 10 Mr. Ncriweih,r, he .ays "You are right
JIM me rsc0rd ~ copceraed, IN your ncni Inst
did Tor the Tariff Of 1916 or 2 but supported
tn,r principles, aud have always admitted that IN IN.
O them" And Dc his letter Mosss. Branhain and
Bcdsoe be- says 81 voted Tor lc Tariff Of lslG-'2l and
81" When read thir correspondence, remarked to
WHO present. lint, casue observer there
apparent contradiction which would afford fine oypor
iuuiy the ignorant designing charge Mr. Clay with
improper notvc-nnd perceive by hc Enquirer II
dis morning. that ~ Mr.. Riichio- Petersburg CORES
pondcn notices the lact-and whether from his own iqno
Ut the facts, dc.ign npcaic Mr. Clay with
out fcuson, will not dctcnnc-but the explanation is
sinp' and conclusive.
In l-lC end 1921 Nr. Clay was Speaker Of the House
IN committee 81 III" Whole hc advocated and voted or the
bn tie committee the ayes and are never taken.
becaus, there record Of their procccdng-and u
course when went into the House being Speaker he did
vote, Il not brought a. a ne, which is the only
o,ontn which the Speaker Is called rpon vote. There.
fore, he say, fqr he resord soHesrasd you are
nghtn your statement th,tl did not vote, SC. SC.
Then IN his letter Mcssrs. Branham aud Bcdsoe moi
having particular reference 10 the rSs0rd he Gays q" voted
fpr The Tariff Of 1864. snd '3}"vhic be did in com
miteo; and with tis simple aud unyafnshed explanation
that hcro r neither "looscncs "forpenulnoss contridic
ton Inconsistency n bo found IN hcso two letters
/ Henrco, Nov. 25fl, 1913. b.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29
Tsa IN North Cnrolina

We have received letter from Mr. NewbIl PucLc,, .,
iyhesVie Granville county, \. Carolina, from which we
do not hesitate to make the following extract: =
have procured the seed OF the Chinese Tea Nh
much used in America. 1t is genuine natures perfect
wen IA our climate and can be raised in album.
dance, with very little trouble The ynst .mo,n, =,
money that must be laid out Tor every year indu.
ees me TO address you at this time. My wish is TO ru,
per in Virginia" Mr. 2. then goes on TO saw ,bs,
stock OF seed will lie delivered subscribers next Fail
or Winter at 50, It sent personally TO thcnl-ifby mnil
al iheir own risk aud expense, So lie asks Us 10 ac,
as hl- agents in procuring subscribers &c We b,g
leave respectfully, to decline his proposition Ii il not
eAacuy IN our line; but would refer him 10 our
nelgheor Bolts, OF the Southern Planter who will do
ull Justice 10 his novel experiment. which NAV be very
feasible ia that point. farmers or garden
ers enough to Judge We take great pleasure in bring
ing the subject before the Virginia public, and hope
that lair experiment will be made. II it succeed il will
have an important bearing the question our trade viii,
Shina which 80 strongly presented by "Agrcola The
Chin's' Mulberry unfortunate; perhaps the Chinese
Tea may be cultivated with moro prott-EEouy,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29
MISSISSIPPI ladies -ANn RFprnIATIoN.

Not long since proposition made by some ladies IN
Pcnnsy paw the dcbto that BY throwing their
plate and lcwcry into stock Tor This purpose.
twill be SEEM by the following portion OF address pub
shcd by ladies' in Mississippi that they emulate
ihis noble example:
"Bat IT the men will do this duty, the ciH.
Nes-regard it idle vision for 1t will be done
As in the coming election reputation tiumph, the
contribute t enough shall be raised with the he which
every Godseyiug would give them, pay the bonds,
which else would like burthrn upon the fame and
prosperity Of tie country They sincere; and let
at this for it and cl be DONE they have
10 sacrifice their wedding rings, did the women VI Po-
land for the benefit OF their uny. The first eight
Of chapter twcnnine ct Eccesia'ies opposite TO this
suhlacI.f= II'nshIuafnn Standard.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29

OF Gov. Shannon, of Ohio, has come out in
favour of Tyler, and rebukcs those of his party
who have attempted 10 read the Captain out of the
party. The Governor is right. There is no bet.
ter Democrat eXtant than Tyler. He has done
every thing the Democracy wished him TO do
and they, having reapcd all the benefit of his ad.
ministraon, are justly responsible for all his acts.
He il, besides, the most available man they have
for the Presidency, and if a sense of justice AMI.
mates their bosom, they will nominate him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29

The Globe u evidently uneasy the prospects of the
Loon Campaign OF lSii-and observe that the Rich
mona enquirer ~ very much shocked the idea OF Cay
songs aud Whg PROFESSIONS But il all will not do The
songs Ti be sung-ihe shouts rH be raiscd-,ho Cooxs
VIII work They think 1t is well be CAV and lively
aoon' usf business, as 10 toll gloomy and in sulcn 81
encc why even already, when the Wings are referred
to the glorious DAYS OF eiO they impatient To begin the
same career! The Globe aud the Enquirer may there
Tore prepare themselves for continued succession of the
wi NNrEirS" which the people choose hayc.-IIex
Gattfic. -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29

Ms BvKRirr the learned blacksmith j. serious,v I'm
gagged In attempting TO make discoveries in the moon NV
means OF meSers cairvoyanec: TO which end a, nr.
poses TO employ three subjects ia different places make
observations, and down. for future compsrson
Tie he has in his possession the statement OF lad In
the clnvoysn who visited the moon and went into
building resembling school house. found book which
he unable read the request Of the
he copied off twenty eight well formed characters Al
Subsequent visit he things better and took drawings
OF monument aud metallic horn. Upon the monument
was an inscription written in the very characters which the
boy found in the book all of which he had received to
pare with IN, Oriental Observation-Disclosures Jony
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29

u The Democrats Of I-Ic Of Wight have resolved that
onc State has the indispuabc right appoint her dele.
gates the National Convention IN her way - and
"thc National Convention alone las ihc righ, deernn.
ing i,s manner Of voting"
Well these two resolves, put tier, will give the
800 delegates from New Jercy the fu control Of the Con
ycnuon-and Capt Tyler will got the nomination; unless
other State sends a larger Delegation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29
The STIR in fhe E1Si ;

The Wing papers down East greatly elated
at the recent elections in Maine. The elections of
Severance in the Kennebec, and of Morse in the
Lincoln District, which show an immense Wing
gain, are considered decisive of the vote of the
State in IA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29
NS"sss ei re First Company eS Men.
RICHMOND ACADENy

osie,rs.--W. Burke. 7. Watson. c. Osborne w Chris.
tan, Christian, w. Hurvie, J. :. Dill. c. Lpscomb w
Vseotnc, w. Munforj. w. Williams.
Msrlers-I. Blair. 4. Hobson.
inrafes-E. Mccarthy. J. Leigh, w Mitchell r.. Arch.
err u Burton. ID Bdrton NJ. Taylor, J. Preston, Walker
g. Richie, Crcnshnw, II. Fry. $. Jacobs q; Cook d.
Watson, j. Cook, G. Cannon, J. Adkins, r. Peyton, NJ
liobson, j. Johns, T. Muniord $. Bayley, j. Shcrrard
Dove, n Lancaster, III. Chevallic C. Wallis j. Archer A.
Bos, w Leigh, VI. White, G. Fisher. NJ. CLARK, e. Grant.
VI Anderson, George J. Thomas, j. Williams 4. Ellis
L. Bridges D. Crew. w. Mounvoy, Anderson and others
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29

j. The Enquirer seems determined nnnihiste Mr.
Fnzer Of Augusta. BY layishng is unwishedfor praise
upon that gentleman, last spring, defeated bis elections
and now it j. resolved keep him beat. by repetition Of
the dose.
Mem Mr. f. has no idea Of turning LocofOeo--.o the
Enquirer had well ceuse IT,, lahours Of love.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29
CANAL COMMERCE..
November 2llh, 1873.

ARRIVED,
Boat Lady Of the Lake, Davis, with l75 mdze,
Lynchburg and Lock No. = Fills & Elicit Robt Stan.
ard, aud Tho's Robinson.
Buchanan, Lenahan, with - mdzc, from Scots
vile, to Shields & Somesy!.e Blair & BrocksnborOugh,
a. I. Harris, Parrish & Beazey, and Master.
Victoria, Tompkns, with 27i Dns INDIE, from Scots.
Vile to J. J. Fans x Co, Fys K Co. and +. q. Tompkin
Il Co.
Farmers Accommodation, Wood-on with Ia tons mdze,
from Beaver Dam, HaHall & Co, and I. T. rabJ.
CLEARED,
Boat Elizabeth Tyrce, with mdze. for New Can
ton and Coumbis.
Tennessee, Phelps. with s tons mdze for New Market
and LyGchburg.
Thos VI. Bondurant, Oyerton, with % tons mdze for
Lock No. 80, und Hafdw icksvie.
Indian, Martin, with tons mdzs for Mile Stone 80.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29
MORGAN CLAW cIJ,p

on the 2oh inst meeting held in Bath
To the formation OF County Clay Club. A commute,
was appointed to report TO adjourned meeting on Satur
day neat We are heartily glad see our neishbor
ing OIL In this fashion. She Is little, but game
ldTfinsbury
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29
Olan, lOiel Rornsham,n Run.

A. this distinguished musical wonder will vsit our city,
we copy sketch Of the leading incidents OF his life.
To insure visit from him, would it be well for the
Hermeic Club, to send on a special invitation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29

o. The statement that Santa Anna had re-.
signed the Presidency Of Mexico, is inconec.-
He has merely gone visit to his country seat,
and ha, appointed President dd interim.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29
FOR THE LADIES.
NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!

SCENES and Scenery in the Sandwich Islands,
- and trip through Central being observations from
Ny Note Book during The le37si2 By James Jarvis
author OF History Of the Sandwich Islands member
can Oriental Society etc eunbeshed
LADIES HAND BOOK Of Needle Work No
tons for making Baby Linen, se No plain needle No
Fancy Needle Work No g. Kning, Netting
Embroidery and Muslin and Lace Work No Millinery
Making any No sold separately.
Campb-rs monthly Magazine, 40
McCulOch's Gazetteer Part 9Th
Speech Of Mr. John nueT delivered
Episcopal Church Diocese Of New York on Friday
the 2ph Of September support by
Oakley.
Narrative Of the Travels Monsieur Violet in
Catalonia sonora and Western Texas by Captain Mafryat
G.
Geosrn Sequel mysteries r,r. BY T. sue Just
received BY DINNER & MORRIS.
no 20 Buukbiuhrrr &
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29
CLEARED.

Boat Old Dominion, D. Crumpacker with ll4 tons uaer.
chlndize for Sco',svile and LyncLburg.
Josephinc, ;. h. jennings, with tons mcr'dzs for Lock
Nc. 81, and Scotisyiue.
'o'2n2ko d. MeRae with q tons msr'dle for Lock no.
:, and ColunJa.
Henry Clay, d. T snpIes with l3t tons mer'dzc for
Warren, New Market, Bent Creek, LJck 40. -, and
Lynchbgrg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29

Al Thomhanks lIeneo county on TUESDAY Nov .sth FR,N,,
MONS snn oi Moses and Elizabeth in the Ism wear o
ms The friends Of the family requested attend h fne
raj this afternoon at O'Clock, without further notice
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29
MARRIED.
DIED,

In fovaian County, Thursday s1rl inst by the Rev Mr.
NrVus MI SAMUEL DENNY. Of THIS civ &, M.. MARTIIa
NJ daughter OF the late Samuel Watkins Esq
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29

AiW Er,afer Redgcfo1 ia P,iroa at me Baifmor,
CdH STOEE.
II g. WHEATLEY 4 co. would most respectfully srr..,ss
- t' thr citizens ~ Richmond vicinity. that eg val re-
t, day. 90 p4c French English CY Of the
newest i'' and Aie' Importation. consisting rar of 90, oi
70" nt-trcfeh worked collars and Cope
french worked arf trimmed Linen rlm'- ltr 81 10 s.5
dor handsome Embroidered Guns
: dol 30 TrnrIrd
pieces rich ebau-rah- Cipean whebps v .el at u.s.
cot import 500
~ DO pnf blue cherry Iui urauge cnIJ Florence
100 ia, Gr. French hid Gloves only OIL cent.
30 pieces siyi, MoIslu dc G.fine only gsr
% 90 hari.otne Grape Dtegs', az 90 worth 6l!c.
10 30 rich tameiian Bforad'. something entirely new
10 DO plad 1ni rhsue polished C0'is Tor Ladies' CIDsEs
20 d. rich BIS and blue w s.'s-. ev,a cheap
. do ed and brk Chusaus
no do rich tord-'rpe md Ggi Velvet 1t s0-.
goo o dressed and undre..ed if. in'u importer. pues,
700 d. birds ego Diaper cEra cheap
80 DO Msani blue hE French Apasca. from sre. 20 81
2 dozen Ihibieu h'asy 70 fr'd staws from s,to si-
s lirgr assortment OF -.san' Hro-la slnus
Cent? weats o 40 kn og''r With 1ro of saps mn
fanrJ Good. AMI w receive ucsLy .ippr and BE-
ore determined ,nIHrefnena TO, ru.'dr.r. t
'f a. We hedge olfves 20 offer gfs ~ per
any other 'fabh'neni n ue city u Richmond %, 70
{ ,HAhHON H' ITEH.-A w., Of fine Crlyson Butter.
~ lIf received mod of iaic vs.
- rgy 4 co
fFl-il nr Ncn aNIsNsAf,w loie. flesh Bupeh Ra,an.,
ins store tor sale ty
S,nlNcLEs-Ioooco cypfs-s shrgss ncss fof ,e hom
y %" D'~k no WEBB BACON 60
- CROiX suf g. RICO .rGAR5 h. st Gr1ia ani Purt0
no s'-s DENDy THoNrsoN.
EALr-l3oo flsfs tter,o Co.,. in store for 1c by
/ , o. % bANfNrpHr ALLEN.
\ UEAUuFrL rLArE yARMERs ilr sse o., ,,y IN, even
H csn afford purchase. Call at RICHARDS GARD
SERs signof ihs MI srw. Main r. oU
WU~r RECEVrD-Re,, quality of Chemical OF which IN
~ Bus s!i s'nts pcr gagn NJ ign u e Red Monsr
JOHN > CRAWFORD. Druggist
O. TN D. Of n.ts', Noni'p nnn'se'urs. nogs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29

tARPErs CAPPETsJus received rich Inqrsipd and Ttre.
~ ply CsuesAi-feh CborHe Eurgs. pdhlgi Duege,s ana
Green Bsrs--fof talc NV BY
nOU LATHROP, CHRIsriAN co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29
CONNEHGIAL S'TEEL PIN INK.

Rs lnk has been produced ty the chemical combination rf
new material with The Gaate of Iron. Il hId
tue AMI permanent colour flows zen
therefore supplies shat has hitherto been
m ai Instrument By rs combining readlhy with paper sny
surface % suited 10 rapid writing may
any kind e metallic quill pen.
Brilliant and uuchfnrcabe Blue Writing Fluid
Brilliant Cafminr lnk manulctuedty Hogan Thompson
ladslphia-and f0r sale by J. ". RANDOLPH.
90 MAJ, street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29
NOVEMBER 2am. tx.

Wv islDLsIN %Jiiit 1910
UST received per Steamer Columbus, large
~ and rich Ready Made clothing which ny
before extensive assortment makes my present equal
not superior 20 tie city Al persons
good rs well cheap VIII ind
70 give me call before purchasing. JNO. VI OREN.
T. b. SPENCE. Agent,
no 90 Main Il opposite A. Duyal A Co..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29

Territories.
FLORiDA.-+David Levy
wlSKONSAN.-tHenry Dodge.
lowA.-tAugustns &. Dodge.
.Sad 10 be Calhoun men
members of the last House.
ton the Bondp ayers tickets elected BY the wings.
Wings in Italics 69-the residue 45) elected as Loco.
Foccs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29
BARGAINS, BARGAINS.

ELoARs-Just received another 10 of Fal,rabe Bssyer an
- Broad Goth Cloiks. low fpf cash. J. 81 OREM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-29

W AuCiioN NoiicE-ws ash the au,ntsoa Of eroesr To
tale This Morning q nAamofe whl.koy nf,t o MIN.
sugar. Ns~ the~na hnn koSk spIing Gin prime