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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

In the year Of the shortest crop The proportion con
sumed here was one fifth only, and during the past
year. one.eghlh, IL pc. cent. only consumed al
home Yet Mr. Webster, as a statesman, asserts as "a
truth'-an "element OF political economy"-that one.
third is sold home and that the price of that third
regulates the price Of the in the foreign market
Ii Mr. Webster chooses tell such things to the far
mers he surely did not learn it in New York, as he
SAYS he did that about The exports OF produce 10 Eng
land He states that "Englaud will not take whent,
and sypt she is anxious TO get it, That it is the duty
Of the Government TO find market for produce. What
does Mr. Webster mean by ''the Government 1T Is
generally understood in this country to mean the PEG
Pile. Mr.. Webster seems to imagine that Government
IS what it is represented in old books political eco.
nomy, viz some mysterious power of divine origin,
without which there would be no trade and happiness
This divine power must, seems, furnish home mar
ke and yet every body rejoice at the large trade
opened abroad by the reduction Of the English tariff,
which Mr. Webster says, will benefit the English PEG
pie If that is also "a TRUTH, why not benefit the
American people in the same way by corresponding
reduction of the U. S. tariff
Again, Mr. Webster states as follows:
1--WE do not carry -four 10 Brazil, nor bring our
coffee from Cuba. II is done for US, and have found
il impossible raise the country TO sense of the inn
portance of this great injustice
The singularty OF this statement is remarkable, and
the best answer TO it is the following table from the
Cuba official returns for 1912:
IMPORTS AND ExPoRrs Havana THE
Sr.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

WHO CONSISTENCY I'm 1910, the Democrats hat
no more bitter or Jealous enemy than Capt Stockton
of the Navy Although in the receipt of pay from the
Governm-nt the Wings thought it perfectly right, tina
be should play the political gladiator, and STRIKE right
and left, at the Democratic administration NolD, u
ems the Captain has changed his tune, is opposing
The Wings, and striving TO promote Mr.. Tyler's sue
cess by speaking to Tyler conventions in New Jersey
This grossly wrong, because the Captain is no Longer
Ehig The broad mantle Of Whggery c"vers "a
multitude Of sins!" However grevous the offence, lei
it but be committed 10 aid the Wing cause, il is all
consecrated. Let the very same thing happen 10 de
feat the Wings it is "hat burglary" These Wing.
are indeed paragons of consistency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
Deaths,

Died, John p r., JI Mrs Moasr lady ni t.'
United Consul of Norfolk, Va sth, CoHA, diush
of the Consul.
Died, in Washington city, Sunday, Sept 2ith Mrs sAn
ASS JosEs wife Dr. William Jones' Postmaster OF that cry
and ster the Thomas Cochoam Es Of Georgetown
Died. This city, the Of the and of October, DTS
AsG.IL Mayo, rec of the late Col John Mayo, IN hc ~"
The friends If the family and s oil br u"
bert H. Calcl are respectfully invited TO attend her unefa I'M
II ocock from her late residence, al HE corner
9Th and 6 Streets without further nviaion.
Mrs. MAYO remarkable aiy-d'stnguished Tor tn'
strength energy character '
large scope experience aud the refinement, Of her ili
DEATH al her sympaHng spectators remarked
with all the itr Of Spartan mlron and with all Tie Ie
signation al "A Christian.
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RIcIInOyp MARKETs-septc,nh,

RICHMOND MARKETS-Septem!cr ~, lsD.
ToB.cro-Rfreipts diminished ugs. s. - a. 'ta'
4 4 : -, fine manufacturing, a ~. rs in qualify ~
FlorR-New Country ST. la Old, no sales City A -
$3.50
War,r-Duli; 90 e, according qgay, order, &C.
Cua,-ip cents.
Mgu.-tJJ cents
O.r,-a5 n 30 cents, from vessels and Depot.
PL.srre-Lump. 81 e.! 3 at wharf; on Basin, 4.
LiMg-Sla l2t.
s.Lr-sl ID by the cargo; in store. 81 10 a 60.
Ino,-redesar $50; Swedes, 81 So Country 70 pig % ~
NNLs-t ~ cents.
FsH-Hennss new cut, 81 6a a IS, for MOL.
Shad &C D 80
Bc1rra-Fnkin 6 a 10 cents fresh roll. 10 Is cents.
SrGsRN Orleans 81 as p Rico, % as 49, ST. Croix, -
Coffrg-I.ssuira, 8! cents; Rio, sa y cents.
TEA-tDa lon cents.
Mo,sss-Nrw Orleans 80 IS Porto Rico, 80 80 cis
-" - - r. r cured. ) = q, dull
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
ALEXANDER DUvAL Il CO.,

Dealers IN Drugs, udir'nes, Chemicals, Pants,
0us Dyestags, E,ndoD Glass, &c.
DE- rov ,.,eivin. aud have Store their Fa! supply Of
" DRUGS, DYES, Sc,
,h.y oGrr yer. low and on the
usual puuctmai custom accomplishing IN part INT ~
lowing. in quantities to suii puTchasets;-
m ,,,,.,s M ! Castor Oil hhds. superior Nader
IN Ia,,s,. Ensom Salts % barrels Copperas-ereen
100 ounces Sulphrale ouinineI 81 barrels Loswood
ino ,hs I'm. kew Opum 30 barrels Alum
~ ha,rs,s aIcohnl 400 Kegs Lewis's White Lead,
5000 lbs White Lead-dry III Vi, n,
Is bMreis Spirit, Turpenne Is barrels 'neea o. 0 ,y,
10 barrels Lard Oil hhds; S ,no D." ~
10 barrels Span. Brown ) barrels ,e ,,eu, W.
p sr Golsh's Matches 2ioO lbs. Lamp'ae" r..
600 lbs hest Indigo &c
And large and well selected assortment Vi
WINDOW GLASS ~,
or the celebrated Muca brand which they @ &
,a,e and others wanting superior article tosehe WIN
.hs usual as,or,men. OF surgical Instruments Patent Medicines
Peffumrry Fancy Articles &C. q e. .rd h;,,,, orders
~ b.--rafleu''i ' ALEX. DCVAi g. 80,
on the Ruins of the Eagle Hotel.
Main street, Richmond, Virginia;
a-tlS
Aug. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

ELECTIONS General Election of Georgia wa
yesterday for Maryland, will be tomorrow for III,
State Of Ohio, on Tuesday next
MAINE Anderson, (Democrat) is certainly eecet
Governor His majority over Robinson, (Whig,) a
eus, 10 900 and over all the field, Robinson, Apple
ton the Abotonist and scattering, 900. THREE
Democratic members of Congress said TO be elected
No Wing. The Senate Of the State will stand, twenty.
eigh, Democrats to three Federasts. In the House,
the Democrats al least two to Yet, in 1910, The
Wing majority for President was All. Another Rap
for Rip Raps!
New ORLEAss-G enois, (Democrat.) is elected Re
corder of The first Municipality, Cruzat, (Whg,)
by Democratic majority OF ls}
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

We are happy 10 that spring is given 10
the business Of Richmond. A new food time Of pros
perty is, trust, to set in upon beautiful city
Several new and handsome stores are opening the
main street is Frightening nth renovated spendor-
and, be seen by reference To our advertising co
lumns, The Fall and Winter goods of every Descriptions
with which our merchants have supplied themselves,
in extent and variety, can be surpassed BY but lew
cities on the continent. More upon this welcome
theme We shall copy some, If not all of The articles
from the Compiler, the moment we can meet with
day Of grace from the turmoils of politics.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
NEW HAR d A r h ST . X l.

.Naia Street, Richmond Ia.
ON or before 18th Of September we shall open IN TIE new
" Granite front building S,nh side Main street, and doors
beo the street Leading Mayos Bridge large and well re-
FOREIGN IND DOMESTIC HsRDHARE,
n which we re pectuy the attention oi country e
hans !, advanced by giving Us can ne
g.. A. our facilities dong business VIM enahe ns
~ ss tr goods on such will compete n ~. ohei
market ~ 34-y6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
UNPRECEDENTED DISPLAY
OF SELECT DRY GOODS,

AT RETAIL. AND WHOLESALE.
ys,JE subscriber the partial this ,icand ~ few
/ days il br rntirrl: romlruof the MDSI sEl.E,
Avn EyTENSIyE STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY RE
TAIIING Goods that he has hal the pleasure oi Offering
s and The rnbllc;hr who purchased under crcuni
nnrr. which give him SAYING. that III point OF
n lie qua y and price, Hey VIII h. found o compare asorahy
with any in this OF any ohcr marie! ~ our country
IN, limits of an vii. not permit oi an attempt a,
enumeration. hut be found Ia embrace whatever new ana
'eS"a'''' ~ ~ THOMAS Il. PRICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
NO. 43.--F0LuhiE XII.
POLITICAL.
,,-,. - ~ Fo@ THE E.vQCIhER
OLSON. '' i'' '''-'
(Corresp0adepee J

(Corrt>poadenee)
~ "Anisos C"rar Hocsr, Va July Goth, 1913.
Honorable Hiiiam Smuh
Dear SIR We, the Secretaries a, the Dinner .;var
10 you at the Rapid Ann Meeting House en- the ajth
instant nave been instructed request GU TO furnish
10 Us Tor publication copy of The speech delivered
by you Oh that OCCASION
we ieei assured, that compliance with the above
"fues al your earliest convenience will be a source
OIL the highest qualification 10 thosc who were assn,
"lea on that occasion, 1t will BE- 10 us
"'tn sentiments OF The hehes, esteem and regard.
We remain, your most obed ent servants
THOS. J HI NPHREYS
A. X. BLAKEY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
A CARD
A CARD
D TILE REYERS OF BOOTS. SHOES, TRCNkS,

T0 TIE BUYERS or BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, VALLlSES, &c, &c
LEXASDER NIL, fourth door bei'r The runs o. fae f@s~
n Hn would resp cli'y announce 10 ms id,enns al
of his Fall and Winter 81 ck q Bots. snoes tar2
Bags valsrs &C., &c carefully s:ir,trd W he., ~ o
Mr. rn and Eastern Cities; and HI can confidently assure
Public that nj no period has he been aoie !" one
regards quantity, quay m poes anu
having received large well seecieh anu vi mr
sorment of material. the manufacture oil nI-
TLEMENS, MISSES and BOYS BOOTS ana % ~ ,h ho
now better prepared 10 manufacture d' VI ae
named articles To give Ell nn
Being satisfied. that no house IN the Cy - pp
io offer equal In his, IN POM VI ''i
CCS q; QuALITY-he therefore, soIicis smart W le p'
fvor. assuring his patrons, thai E'Esf EAEk'''H ~ " ~ "
render sltisiaciun. ..,,.r,,,a -
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wil find il 10 their advantage 10
c,II ,,d mi n look. before purcl islng el-ewh.rt
ALIEN ,NDER Hii.i, Buol anu Sh noe, Del'e'.
Iop. and we'll assorted Stock 81 BRou rs "t vety
uneror Quality mnufacture myself always on hand wsh
me me. p"o''' " ~ h' a. HILL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Trunks &C.
Sept 10 l3e-w3ml Nno N
THE CHE. PEST BOOT AND SHOE STORE IN =. KILL H.
i MOND IS kept by 5. A. SMITH, al me sgn y, We m
Boot Main street, opposite the end OF the oa n a @
All persons wishing from 10 70 ~ per cent on
Boots and Shoes requested me cai as am
mined To cheaper house IN the ly, ioI ea
Richmond made Boots from 81 50 10 81 3o pest sn
from 81 IS to g. So; footed In the 81 style az os %
eI All nv work of The hest material ana ~.
warranted stand; ladies' thick sole Waihne "
cents o s m Richmond Slippers and hes from oa cen
10 s 25 Chidren's Shoes 3 10 IS coHse no.I' -
proof from 81 So 81; Brosans from ca sohs 10 ~,
ana seal Boots from, cts 10 = nvi,e all
very cheap all other kinds in proportion - -, IN.
sons wishing 10 purchase Boots shoes rom one POI ~;
sand give call, as they VIII Dc wen p' W
trouble. ;a,oo,Jsr
~ Boots and Shoes ss mad made and A. SMITH
DOM loIse' ne a.S o 40 3l-2aw3m
Richmond August -, 1915
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

appropriate 4ppointmcnt!-Bea Badger the motto ous ppe
layer has appointed the delegate the Wing National Ton
ventn from 3d Congressional District Philadelphia
favorle Correspondent of he ~ " Tribune remarks ht bad
for Clay all the way through" OF this have mol
doubt-kindred SPIRITS love felowship.-aibaay Argus
E1ptde Hercules This is one Of the first appoint
menta made to the Wing Clay Convention hi
from the City of Philadelphia land lie one Of The
notorious layers in the Unon!! We see from
this first step, hoao far The Wings are determined IL
90 in eiecting their candidate Of 1914.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

Married the Second aptlsl Church, Tie 2-th o sertem
her E. H. Magoon Mr.. ALEXANDER Co~iE, 10 Ms A.
l.ua,pES all Of this city,
Married. Wednesday evening the 9th Sept, by the Rev
Russell Foster, Mr. WILLIAM ]. HAEpEE, of DAvis, Dnwd
dr. Miss NJ Of Greenfield, Holloway county, daush
Of The late air. Jenkins Clark.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

The General Democratic Conuention Eighty nine
delegates to the General Democratic Convention have
already been appointed, as follows:
For Van Buren-New York Sc; Indiana ~; Maine
;; Missouri; New Hampshire, Qor State at largeJ /
otal Ga
For Calhoun South Carolina 2, Qor state al largeD
Georgia 10; Maine total Is.
For Johnson Kentucky H.
or these, the votes of Indiana, New York and Mis-
.our, ". BID Kentucky, q and Georgia, (CaL;)
we're appointed by General Ticket.-ao6lts Register
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

TT{.NV It OIt I II W ~
r,E subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated ma
nuac,ory OF Nunns Clark, New York, elegant and pam
Piano Fortes possessing the late5t improvements anu t
r,cv nj touch and oftone peculiar TO their ma
Aso large assortment of Musical Instruments, and Nusca
Piano Fortes repaired hire and taken In exchange
CHEAP MUSIC. -
1 collection of Music offered for sale In THIS
s NAV he selected from the of the subscriber no
enabled 10 sell al the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices. -, :, c;.,.d rn,, h.,,..
Those purchasing sell again Will he furnished upon pet'e'
terms 'hah 'i'ey Cd" III" ~ p H. TAYLOR,
II, a paao Fnrfs Music Sta-e oppa''if tke Banks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c, CHEAP.
~ RANDOLPH

MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
HAS hand large assortment OF BoOhs la
1 FANCY GOODS MUSIC aad MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
which he will ,e To COUNTRY MERCHANTS and Others on
reasonable
J. w. r. has, connection with his bookstore,
BISDERN;
and empoying worknrn, can assure those wahhe
Books Bound or Blank Books made that all work VIII lie dohe
in first rate style. =, N,
d oI-lSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

SToNE MAsoNS WAATED-A number II Juutnrymen
- Stone Masons will lind immediate employ applying at
the Building being erected for Il as Church, al the corner OF
e and 9th streets, in the CITY Of Richmond Va.
f9-I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BUokS PAPER, &c.
~ NTH DRINkER MORRIS receiving their usual
- Fall supply of BOOKS AND STATIONERY. County hrt
chants dealing will lind 1t our establish
m.n well of Paper Bonnet Boards Ink, llus
Steel Pens. Blank Books, &c, &c
Blank Books viii he pattern nj short notice
We are prepared all orders in the line with wh
may be- favored. ~, q,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03


p X WHITE x co.
THE subscribers ready TO supply country ann '"wn
their and the pihc erhtraliy
,h Rn0TS SHOES and LEATHER # erry rdr"ty and qna
On and al alt prices having hand uecsved by recent arrivals
~ s Norhern and Eastern ce the best aud most f1nsire
ok that we nave ever the publc and which cannot
be e.criled in the state. ,,
, examine our stock before purchasing we shall olier
the goods upon most advantageous terms :.
ur good. been purchased bsrc the recent ddraaee w
nres dee shall he able the lowest rates, ah
"r,, article, as they be had of the manu-
facmrcrs themselves. j. - ~
Also ON hand five thousand pair of osncs OF our orn man"
f,eimrs suitable for plantation and factory hands - 90
J"''"'' S1 " - WHITE & CO.,
manufacturers and Dealers.
Wholesale and Retail, Market Bridge, Richmond, va.
6-W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

c,, "aRRESToS, Sept. 80, lS43.
oe"t'eH'eh AS reques'ed-after great delay nris-
'"e iron" many causes--l forward the substance Of
Ivy REMARKS al the Madison Dinner, the 25th July
PRISE no" omit something that " Gs said and writ.
s''"e'h'hg mat was no, uttered Blu, hope The ap,
'at'h ana excitement Of The scene viii be sufficient
apology i"f those who were present,
QH''e un"ei Tor portion Of thr time, and pressed
." without the 'nerm'ssion 81 4 day, since
= 'c'''u our 'eti.r, II ~ouc have been very nrati.
iy'hs u" have been spared The prblicati n Of ms,
e'uue ana imperfect remarks, but did not fee, nv.
Sc" at liberty TO refuse the gratifying wishes Of NV
''ehus' with grea. regafd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

~ Enn.1cn.-n DR.. A. Crump letter, published III the En
qucr oil .i umo, about the middle o the answer u lf
Rchie second question: for the word formed read founded
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

Mr. Whitney, the Lecturer on Eocuton, has ar
rived in Richmond, and means to make his DEBUT on
Friday Evening He comes forward under high Ger.
tifcales Of merit for his qualifications in The noble Art
of Oraory-one of the great moving springs OF publ @
opinion IN our glorious Republic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
k. WHITE X co -SEpT. lc43
lE ALI. KINDS

y
,u,uE suhscrbc manufacturers Idies ami gentlemen
Roots and shoes servants Shoes have hand oi rf
, maxi and are constantly manufacturing full assortment OF
The aoye 10 which they respectfully invite The a,en"
nj those In want of article fir price either tor hcT
own their servants wear -,
W. wish To be encouraged this branch Of our business and
with reference 10 scrruns Shoes particularly We would we
could perale purchasers them If tile economy IN buying
Grs re article such manufacture, calculated to render
GOOD which sell at nearly Inc same price a
winch The brst Northern rors l. Sold
During pas, Spring and Summer we have been actively en-
.cJ in large quantity Shoeshravy and light
kinds-fr male servants out of the best STOCK a
he pncnred spared pains 10 turn out h ar
article 10 which respectfully call attention o ar
ers lohaccon oilers desiring good Shoes Tor le ser
wants prices helirv that II they WI" only give
hn ,r,,l they will find il continue 10 pur
e""s' s"f' ~ r. X. WHITE K CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers.
- so 35-w:m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
| am, gentlemen,
NEW ESTABLISHMENT 2f.nmmFHe Inost i11lv.

. Copaun-r,lp under the style "f Gill. X SPlLMtH,
pusecuti The business Merchant Iaior-, IN al rs
most fashionable branches The Senior partner has sr returned
from wh carefully leced stock oi the
best Cloths winch imported for them b! ol,cs oil
The highest siandng aud knowledge ot Ci tbs
The "f both alF satisfactory suWs
public garments wl made Ia please, a. wen
Ihr
prices best ho-cs IN the country demand
rels 1naIe M an .prc their friends and the pub
lie l. s2ctfuiiy solicited, old stand of Peter Spmtn
,na new Amor IN Wl, MITCHELL BEVERLEY 7. GILL
$3.50 PETER SPLMAN, Jr.
Sent II 37-2aw I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

A letter from friend near the University OF Vir-
ginia informs Us, that the institution is opening unde
favorable prospects. From the number Of students wht
have already arrived, or engaged there will pro
He further states that the Professors their posts
ready to their duties and among them the FRO
lessor of Law, whose health we are happy 10 learn bal
been, of late, steadily improving.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANDATORY,
Caru strsst three doors above the Columbian Hotel,

Cary street, three doors abOre the Columbia" HOTEL
Richmond, Va.
H. ANTHONY still continues to sell Hats at the following
Plain Russia or Brush Hats from s. so s5 silk Hats made
On fine fur bodes water proof from 50 80 50 50 Boys a
from Ell rs 10 s2 Fur Caps, from 81 sic; Gentiemsn Co
Caps from s. 10 &c. together with assortment oil Mrh anu
Boys HAIR and Glazed Caps, black and drap oo a
wholesale and retail Tsrms-Cash.
He keeps during Summer large assortment OF Leg
horn Palm Leaf Straw Willow Hats suitable for all ages
N.B-Hats made to order -,
January LIST, 1913. Wy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
WM. ALLEN,


DRAPER n Nd TAI OK,
rs receiving BIS the New York packets his FALL and WIN
TER GOODS. comprising general a. otnent OF 'ots'
Cassmeres vesngs Merno Unds rdrssine, for gnurien
Gloves Scaris Cravas Shirts linen and coiton andkrche
&C. &c; indeed every article necessary Tor gentleman
wardrobe. ,,h.
The Goods have been selected by HIM IN person. ana c
rrpa.r making the selections ne S het
confident they have oaiy 10 br examined 10 give Sa
faction. ,,,- :. -. 49,,
onabe manner aud will accommodate his prices to The times
an, , ~ 3s-w:m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

NEW AND FASHIONABLE FALL GOODS -.
TIME brrs have aud opened full supply :"
i STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, comprising IN par;
Plain and black figured Australian Lus,ers
Rich figured Chusans, entirely new, for dresses
Plain and figured Apaccas
New STYLE Muuseline de LANES
Rich fcur, black and co"red E0innes
Figured Pasienes good style
Rich Fall Prints, great variety
Black and blue black BonbIzines
Fancy Neck Ties aud Iiandkercileis
LADIES' Silk and wosed Nuts, great variety
Do black and white silk Hose
DO. ShawIs, large assortment
Black and white lace Wells
Lace Cords for Caps and Wells
Iaces, Edgn.- and ln>rr,nss-gooi assortment
Ve-tiurs Tuilonets, Na.oncas and figured Ca,hmeres
"a Irish Linens in whole pieces, Of the most APP
proved makes.
Pla,a white Camhr,c. Iaconet and Swiss muslins
Muhair and Sil. Bindiai, T over coats
Woman Cravals and wnoilen Comforts
Embroidered M = arts, Ter gentlemen
Stacks Collars and Bosoms
Nh creat variety Of goods all which will be sold low
LONDoNS, WILLTNGHAM & DREWRf.
st !, 3-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

Now, how is il possible for Mr.. Webster to make an
assertion like the above when these facts within his
reach, both on Spanish and American authority? The
fact is that the opinion of political brokers is too often
substituted for research Hence The origin OF error and
its perpetuity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

"The Daily Messenger" is just ISSUED at Ports
mouth, Virginia, under the auspices OF MIR. U. u
Fiske. Il flies from The topmast the flag OF "Nlarun
Van Buren, subject to the decision Of the Democratic
National Convention"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
u,rS, HATS uATS

ITATS HATS! UNTS.
ID ECEIvED this day, Schr lyne'hirg iu assortment. "
IL those beautiful S!nrt NaIt Beaver and Castor Hats, {" Tue
new fashion; also splendid LOT OF gentlemen C,.s anu
SKIN also ccntlcmens and boy Cloth ana
Glazed Cans Of The acsi approved New York fashions
a d. ""'eA a' ~ ~ 80 ANDON'S
" Wholesale and Retail Hat and Cap Store,
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va, ana
Wall street corner of Nassau street, New YORK.
Nh Country Merchants respectfully invited to call and ex
anime my Stock Of Hats before purchasing rsswherc d very
hneIai reaue'ioh W" o' ' " 35e,f
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UsIrEp STATES.
a,ls2,s7 e24,l4t
3,s26.834 34s,7i5


Here is the fact that nearly all the trade to and from
that Island is in American bottoms. Corresponding with
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

400 REWARD FOR RURWELi.-Ran away from the sub
SZU scber living in Lunenhurs county, Virginia. near sat
GId,s Bridge on fhe th September Negro Man, named
Rnrw. between IS and 40 years age; black compexo
few grey hairs in w heads rather sunk about the tempss
To streiehren the last nt little finger HIS voice raler
hoarse feet 10 II inches high well b1 and very nc
tive He is very smart and lgrni lie Is said 10 have papers
with him IN get him work. will give twenty dollars Tor BUR
we'll IL delivered To me- my residence, IN Lunenhrg
"e"' " RICHARD CROWUER,
Administrator of Ruth Crowdcr, deceased.
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