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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23
Annenafion of Tsras.

The last Petersburg Republican publishes the
following extract OF letter from "a highly distn.
guishcd member of Congress" We copy IL, that
our readers may be advised OF all the movements,
open and secret in relation To this matter:
81 rejoice the which the press Is exciting
with regard to the annexation of Texas. when wrote
last January Ia friend In BalumoIe, twho publ he'd my
letter. that believed Texas would be annexed to the
Union, the opinion SECUTED n ehinctieaIt ~ now
admitted To be probable by thns. ost opposed Ia it
great deal depends the discretion with which thu.
most important but still extremely delicate question man
aged uled last winter g. have u accomplished under
the it'av-maktng power, by the Executive. Timd cnun
sells then prevailed still think that the best mode for sue
GEES Angry debates in Congress only inlanc without
convincing the public mnd Yet. meet the attack
III We Ono, make IT, This question the kew To- all our
peaee tess the compromises and safeguards the Con
shn"n and forces the Aboonsts either Ia acauesec IN
q" 10 aNow Disnnon their Object IL settles the
Tamil at earried) and binds the Union with hooks of s,e.
ete Is one Tact which ought be carly impressed on the
ihu-h j., th,t Texas the soil at the United State.
from iS"S 10 ieiS IL was purchased under Mr.. Jefferson
rom France twas bartcrcd To Spain by John Quincy
Adams The correspondence between Mr. Monroe and
tnehh'N IN iSuS, and between MIR. Adams and Ons in
to's-ls proves that the province Louisiana extended
u ,n' MO de Norc-or Bravo. Tins 10 the western limit
"i ieNas Mr. Adams ceded that country To Span-Spsn
Ips' " mo revolution at Mexico. We acknowledged
e hue o Mexico. Mexico lost IL by the revelation of
lcass and We. IN common with Great Britain Franc.
&C. nave acknowledged the title ni TeNas-by r.cornix
ns her independence. The tte, therefore Sn,in aud
Mexico, under the barter of Mr. Adams has failed IL n.
Nts L" the citkcns 81 the Republic Tcxaswho ae our
ana anxious TO be re-anneSed Union
ne question then Is, Shall take back our own or ced
territory, people and ALL to dcspotc McAico-or n.rn,,,
England 10 take II by our own default ?"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23
PErERsErRG MARKErs.

lksFoHItp '"E tiir IStutiarS,yRl
TOBACCO.-Reccipt. light. Old 1ugs 81 Is to 81,
% l'eal 81 - 50. The htc now receiving ~ chiefly
loose and sells from 81 o. $40.
COTTON-lhc receipts chiefly by Rail Road larger
than Tor long time past Considerable sales were made
last week chiefly alta to - Tor export.
WliEAT.-Pnmc Red 81; prime White %. and lower
according quality.
FLOURISH to42 for country brands.
CORN.-Old 81 to ~. New 81 10 10
BACON.--W Western shoulders 81 to 1; Sides To Oh
Virginia GJ ~ T.
APPLE BRANDY-2g % 30.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23
HiSSLSsipDi.

The New Orlcan, Tropic Of the 18th gives
some few additional returns from the elections in
this state. They are very indocisivc Of the rc.
'"lt. The editor Of the Tropic expresses the OPT.
mon that they Indicate the success ofthe Repudia.
tors 4 correspondent Of his, is ola different OPT.
mon.
We incline 10 think the Tropc is right. ANY
PreteNt for getting rid Of the payment Of honest
debts IL too tempting to that cornmunity-wlich
docs moi feel the iuIl forcc Of moral obligatlons-
not 10 be- readily caught at.
W" tri,i, however, hat the Wing parry will be-
acquitted 81 all share Of tho nhmy. which WA
justly attach 10 this State. They appear to have
cscHod lhcm.cl'cs mnniny IN support Of common
honesty. II Is The Iooos alone, who are entitled
10 thr noIorlous distinction Of having ~ mass blk.
cd their creditors Such an animal as "a Whig
R"pudiator has never set been heard Of and, we
trust mot afdenGy, never will.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

writer IN the Courier suggests that representations be
made 10 the President regard the
Is oi Rantcul and his subordinate demagogues This is
good idea. Documentary evidence be- sent TO the
Senate also, valuable information, worthy Of
uon when Rantnuls nomination Collector comes before
them. Let the Wings Of Beverly New Bedford Gloucester
and Waltham. aticnd TO this.-Boston Atlas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

Va nnuco boz iio Globe, account ri tl,o prOc,c
Hs'" rr D,moorauc pnny 81 Rockingham. ut Bsrba.
,.r. Nf. WIN. n T,p.cou presided, and 4. H. A,re.
ar''l Secretary. committee consisting oi Lewis e.
IInda Wa. A. Scott GoD. Booker md ouior- reported
f'.D.lron urging he nomination o Van Buren, for Pre-.
'iI'nt auJ WIN. w. Kinf0f Aabsnl for Vice Pr,sidoni.
t,L Benton was h,hy conpIimcnpd.
TIL D. 1tign ~ ho nmc,--a pI,nonitory anti. slhoun
d.inyntn1tiyn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

Tho alterations having been completed the Steamer will
commence her regular uips Lynehburg Friday morning
ats o'elook We hope the improvements, which have been
made, will insure the increased speed d,srd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23
IIaHuKuEn.

On the Si instant by Rev. J. w. G. Leach IKSRy ~ CSC
HARRIS Eq NJ Abcnnfe Miss MaRY A. e. GtESx daughter OF
Nj WIN. Gl"nn, Of Cumberland county
ON Monday Goth by Rev Geo. w. TREE MI WIN l. ny
SON Of 'lnwba. Ala TO Mi-s NANCY s. CAurIiORN Of King
4 Queen county Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

~ her r'lcnee, the day October last in
year ii" lrf Mfs. Eiu,HrrH Brt'YR, uf Thomas Rel
'hrf Z" Chesterfield county Never there more devoted
VIE w. her hus'uulnevrf there devoted murf 10
her children Bot ai se gone anil e hand aud Three
daughters together with many relations friends her
absence" tn" deceased bofo urcf painful ~ Cancer
Tor about two Even emoyed-plysei1is en-
fiRrtof her frsOton but an IN se, however several
years before her DEATH made call the blessed saviour
"" Plyscnn of tOuswa- made willing put her trust IN him
lived md died member ~ Baptist Church and ever advocated
peace u l The Christian Churches She therefore enabled To
hcnf Affections with inde or lie never known "a nunuf
~ and when converted with uonihe subject o eternity
n he dreaded ea but feared MT tho concqncn
amer and tie ~ these lines happy IN sly that which
c much dreaded lpafrnty made easy n her ir sr
that had uny fien a,lce few minurs before sF died
sr asked you pain Her answer was no l'in Are
willing diet Thus with lrf anil 20 u - with
thu children Of God
Jesus makes dying bed
- son NJ downy pillows
With nm his hfenst lcan my head,
And breathe my he on swrcB there
~ c residence Of faticr Hanover county, Va, on The
morning n the instant Dr. BENJAMIN CURIlS IN Tie H'
year Of his a-e lie esulbe wife and infant son "
with aged parent AMI numerous reve1 AMI Trends W'
Affective dispenfaton ~ an AL wise Providence.
Or Enquirer and National inielgehoer are re
quesed copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23
Pnbkc Prinfinn-

Amos Kendall says, he will neither seek, nor
decline this office. II the contest should be he.
tween HIM and Blair, the Wings will lie in the
tightest place they were ever in before.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

Tomorrow We design Ia pay respects To- the reccn
declaration oi against the Administration by ,L, an,
me- Regency NadisoaiaR, N0p. 2J.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23
LETTER FROM a SISTER IN VIRGINIA.


We copy from rhe Albany Journal lh. following tabular
statement VI the popular the s'voral Congress
districts al tue late election Ohio. A. there 40 t.
guar Wing canddae- boo TIC 9Th, lth and l-rn uIstrlct
n tnese cases tie 1ubtrnAtonl Of l-i2 inserted
Inc l.ocos certainly conn" compain Of that The vote
then, follows.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23
pEcLARArInN nE WAR

u The Madsonisn says the vote Cor the Excheoner
was H. Instead ct LAS reported by U.S. We stand cor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

u The Baltimore Patriot is discussing he fate Of John
1Nler II any body make better deposition OF him
Than we made yesterday, "" should la. To h.arr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

ElecI"i. VOTE iof Governor I+4..
Showing WnlG majority 90 1913 81 OG-, wiu.. iu
l7i2 tue Loc"ioco ms ,riiy was J,iiJ Wing gain u
Nat. IHfeiifgsHcsr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

MI CLAW has accepted the invitation OF the Wings Of
NooA aud Portsmouth To visit those places Spring
NaPriIl on his return home from Raleigh ~ Carolina
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

GfDE.f.-Th' Ia.t prop hls been ku.,k,I from under
n' i''' of ihe George LucDi.ca Tho ,a.tut , .a
election lpr G..eru,r. member Of Cpu.r,a Nr ,l. te
iqfe'd 'r'' p'H'd' 81 much, on, ip s LYrYi,cD can't
about apathy nod O,ef confidence Ihl result I G,ufyia
a--u' p Whist have always believed thata tO ssf,
~ ~ Whig t.rfyfU.-N ~ TfDpis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

23S
lti3
10
NORFOLK COUNTY

DR. Collins majority IN Portsmouth. ll2
The Borough might have polled. perhaps $50 more
but she has hewn her strength pretty well tor the
The Democrats have ahead ct iheh proper poll
At feast IN votes, which will be good and for Henry
CLAY twelve months hence.
In Portsmouth, from well understood the Locofo.
majority has Increased Its dimensions yond precedent
IL required extraordinary strength Of quar-
tets against the candidate who regularly pro
claimed nS the "IVorkiHgman's Friend" When Henry
Clay IN the field, Portsmouth will tell another tale.
The prccncts will vary much the Portsmouth
result Princess Anne aud Nansemond will poll probably
fourth pan OF their streng but, both will give Wing
maJorucs.-Cgump's election OF course, IL certain.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

Er'ad "fDs-twII ' .ren 10y reference - our rs..,a
of ilr mari That te ' Of wheat hove apIn been oIefl
hv large, rI,ununZ 600 25uDu Du-i,.. during tie week
b'uuR Toe Ia- nf'' H''t tr sales amount upwards D
100000 bushels lb ppft -s..- Di flour the week fesc
1000 b1rrcI Iu tobacco aud wY1i tho transaction, hos,
also been .arEr. We record ro.D facts with pleasure. Cd
they show moro healthy -i4t, .i feeling.
rhLIl. NnLh IneLilln.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

Or Saturday ar' Col Go1rgo Town,-. the respected Pre-
sd'nt OF thc Virginia Bank th place. resigned tIo Office
60 which boz appointed ON tl. i-t TERMINATION o., t
restitution and in which h' bad been continued by ever
succeeding Board. 70 th' present year.
III rruiJya. from DIrse and Boo numerous yfr.-ing ~.
iona. engagements, nave induced him 60 dissolve
u'AHI tlms ancient and Donr,Hs Hspo,t,r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

Ii such be the happy tendency of rural pursuits let
press forward with zeal and aor the great which
embarked-le, encourage this tendency, aud
faithfully, and IN honor ourselves, fulfil high response.
bies-remcmberng that the social condition and happi-
ness of each succeeding generation intimately linked
with the spirt and improvement of preceding one.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23
Election in the Norfolk District.

The Herald Of Tuesday morning. gives the an
ncNed statement of the election IN the Borough of
Norfolk, and in Portsmouth.
ELECTION OF SENATOR.
Yesterday the election held IN this District To I'LL
the State Senate. The follow my the re-uI an
NORFOLK BOROUGH.
For Gen. John &. Crump (Whigl lOl
DIR. William Collins DEM 23S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23
yOy EAi'HiR.

private l'irti.m VI, f.u fglu.,pf fsyf; "Pforet.of
won Naunrf ''ry hf utead.g upipr Boz sf'd jour
my ' uc w. So where Doc lH'.uIa o. p,nd ds months b..
'"''n NWl sud OF ui n',tf,II IT, NJ pi,seHt thnk.
ven i''ornby oie Amr,,lt. and u,,t ,,,suta,,ns 90
Wv men N.fet stit. enu.,lt prsIursd in teir favor
j "' q" hope he "h rc'ufn I'd. '-P 1h M
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23


Father Miller aud The End Of the Forld-Fa,her
Miller, We see by the Midnight Cry, Low Hanp-
ton, y. Y, Nov. :. lie writes thence.
Ave are looking Tor HIM the Lord every day unri he
comes"
Father Miller also writes Oct. 26Ii that he Is now at
home resting few days:
My health Is better my faith stronger my hope more
stable, nay prospects brighter my eApectonsar, increasing
that shall see the King IN all his glory soon We need
not fear the Lord knows have the truth our enemies
are afraid OF IL they would descend such low
abuse misrepresentation aud b!ackp.rdlsm they d.
II they had any better weapons they would them pre-
ference TO ihcir low wiii-lcms."
The following letter from the Midnight Cry i sl.ci.
mem Of many others, and tie feeling Vi many OF the
Nnontes
LETTER FROM SISTER IN VIRGINIA.
RoANoEr CIR, Oct. - lsi3
DEsg BRoTHEE SOuGHARU.-The Midnight CRY still con.
tHues 10 Ice spiritual food my hungr, soul an daily
locking Tor SaNiois advent though alone IA drear
land BY the help o God morn b, ready depart "a
peace have Ia" longer any Of the things world
bui pray, come, Lord Jesus, quickly shall ever
see OF those wo believe IN the advent our blessed
Lord and Saviour Do come, send some one oi your
lecturers tins country Come my enrihhume and YOU
shall lie welcome. MAY tile God Of love keep you stead
fast ! remain yours ever ai,ctinnat.l,
LUCY CARAVAN
Father Miller see 10y lhc Rochester Democrat Wa
preaching in that city Sunday iist.--N J. Egyress
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23
" auction Noticc.-wm be toM This Moaning s,,,,.
49," '"''S &c Nc. DAVENPORT q ALLEN huet.

VI III" mode OF hc peculiar Travellers tcn,,s ,,.r
necessary to hnd CUT Pacioa. viii give them a., 10
Medical advice with such remedies XU mh.,,,.v nm,
"l"eh 'n'e all eases Of Strangers. AZ u. M
h''S having both obres Will To consh ID, u,,
by Who's" attention h,- been dyord yr,. ms, IN ,,-
I'''e' r'n''auf ihes" ,sopIrs n- oe, o. D STR,
90" Door s'i,r he Trisfg tLSrh. R.At4e-d Ia m, "a
can he '"n wh the Sirieies, confidence r,sar thu wish
- oi lbs patients, that dread med never n h
~ '"'-'"'' """' q ~ ~ hh r. NJ rs
FriddV Erening. Nor pI,b
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

HATSl HATSti UATsiII
Utr received beautiful premium HAis NM "ts
- awarded TO Orlando Fh American Institute Of New York
an Tor ale NJ the fashionable Hat and Cap store ~
" WA. PIEMONT.
~ Opposite The Ruins of the Eagle Hotel Main street
An TONS PLASTER lu arrived per Schr Mechanic, which
~ will b. Vessel " immediate apfcaiion be made
N NO % RANKIN D. WHrrfOCK.
M ERcgR POTATOEs superior quality board seh lua
w "a. Capt Wilson, IN the dock M saey
no "a SHIELDS a soMERVILGE.
IL FOR NEW YORK, DOCK LINE)--The
fAkE new Paek,usemJ w snd. isrg ser wnnet with
Dispatch For hcig passage, having GOOD accommodations
apply master, OTTO - RANKIN a WHiTLOCh.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

The J'1'r,nian thinks that tbs Wing meeting bon th.
place on ll.t Court DIV wa r1hor "-ua. affair" so
Thought tI' mnc.hI ni the mountain. ilcof,co never
saw an rntnu.iasuc Wing meeting. There urc uOn' 81,
bind as "-' who "h1snt 'gt, nY" nor 90 dsaf
hD' who 'hlsing 'lr bear not" vs. not surprised
uat tr sln, PRINT .hDId wonder dot w. sYuulI should
Do .pp.cuh 1s politician without selfish lsp1fiDu.
Tie L""ys 1f. .t.iIsI f ..-I politicians in t,ir
own fIn.-, ihft f cannot r,r..e I.. o. s ,ss,. fYf
"uc 20 %. "hrraI.. We f'I Obi, IlI.r.,niIu f1t "f.fr
i-mlr' m hris. and Garth ln r. s.srIr.au.I
/ ui H- Chm fy,.y9f,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

hsdn Formidable Rrdl 10 JeHHer.-Thc late Andrew.
DGcTow, whose English IT the most correct once
said-"l never such eye AS Edmund kcan's; he'd
rdeeindie whole audience 10y Just looking at them!
The same authority was won't To say that Dee looked more
10 i'" plots oi ms pieces than the dialect dialogue
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

The late Gcorp" Lamb being congratulated by irisnd
upon his recent election for Westminster observed that 1t
was scarcely subject for congratulations the necessity
,r hs attendance at the HorsE might force him quit
BAR.
Il don't apprehend that" replied la. iriend 'Nat Is TO
prevent you being both Worsr-L,uB and BAAL.NB.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

Badness RemOced-A Fronchwoman in London adj
vertises that she mably badness. We can
comprehend the possibility restoring hair but how to
Te'"re ais absence, which. IN other words
bald head, or the bald poron o It, except by process not
uncommon M her own country, easily
That Process IS inialliLlc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

Castor, Aspinituni ana HeoVer Cloths
"E have recently received n large and beau
w rul NJ the above Goods pau
Brown, bipe, green and olive brown Castor Ciuflis
Wool blick, blue and inv gfetu Asphatum 10
10 do blue ADD brown plain and double Deavet n
Corded saiino Great sold 10
above goods MOI KENT KENDALL. a ATWATER
ivERPuui. Crotni for s,c q hin and
u lhsavy BY no2t PEAEE, JONES WINSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-23

Delicate Consolation wrote 10 a friend nm Lon,
don-"Buton, the great naturalist has ust lost has wiir-
lie would Gc incOnsOllhc at the event. the
pleasure lac anticipates IN disscctng her"
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19
THE GRAVES PAMPHLET.

Richard S. Graves, who has rendered hilii-
self so notorious IN the history Of Reputation
IN this State, has addressed pamphlet Of %
pages to the citizens Of Mississippi; the object
Of which is to convict Tucker. Freeman. and
Mathews of being advisers and participates
with himself in the illegal use Of the three and
two per cent. funds. and of falsehood IN deny
ing their knowledge of his possession Of those
funds previously 10 the information being COM
municatod to Tucker, by Jacob Thompson,
Esq.
He charges upon those brother regulators
together with Gwinn and McNutt without
mercy.
Another object which he has IN view, = g
prove that be has been more sinned against
than shining, and that he has fallen victim
10 the unprincipled Vaccinations Of his fellow
officers al Jackson. He proposes TO return g
the state and settle honestly, iE BY Legislative
enactment, he shall be projected from arrest
Tbe number Of the pamphlets, which be ilal
sent On. Is izsslsense;s he has directed some Z
every pcst Office III the State. lie has nor s0n
f;nei himself rs this State i, dlhuslng them
- ess;t6r 81 the IhsiiH9ille Journal mention
that several have been; sent 70 hlIn.
THEY are read with great avidisy By th
neonle. and no doubt % entertained Of 9hel
Authenticity. They come BY the Eastern ma
from Charleston, and the stage coaches az
LOADED down with them. Tucker and FTeema
win wish Graves and bis pamphlet at the g
lvil. ssssss So 3 ss
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19


On Tuesday last. II = va,.,,.,..
ksqs OF yiclEsburg, addressed the l,eo.
pie Of this place and vicinity, spon
the important question Of paying, 81
repudialing the Stare bonds, sold Tor
the Mississippi Union Bank He
Showed clearly that the Original charter
OF the bank Yves passed according 10
the acquisitions of the constitution. II
all things; and this fact was conceded
70 By both the leading regulators
themselves. And, Gas Is the fact, thar
no act IN relation TO the Union bank
has ever been passed pledgine the
faith ofithe State for a loan ol money,
but the fifth section Of. the original
charter. Inrelation to the supplement
he clearly demonstrated that the FIRST
section did not pledge the faith OF the
State for the payment or loan of mo-
ney, but only authorized and required
the governor TO subscribe for Eve mil
lions ofstoek in the Union Bank. And
to pay for stock thus subscribed. for.
by the State out Of the $15, 900, 900.
authorized and required to be issued
under the fifth section Of the original
charter of the bank. He clearly and
conclusively proved the right Of the
State to subscribe Cor stock in bank.
and that without the law authorizing
them to do SO being passed by two
successive legislatures. He was cool
calm, aud collected, and made one
Of the most candid and convincing
arguments that have ever heard upon
that subject. 1t does seem to me and
all hear speak of Mr.. Yergers speech,
that such arguments cannot be resisted,
but with all rejecting minds, settle the
question of our liabilities 10 pay our
just and honest debts. Mr.. Yerger
stands among the ablest and most tai
ented men that has ever visited our
village.
Col. Thomas II. Williams, address
sed the people of this place on We'd
nesday evening, and made an able and
convincing argument in favor Of the
payment of the bonds OF the State
He is really able on the question, and
shows OFF the leading repudiators to
the great terror Of their friends, and
deluded followers. He speaks in your
city to morrow, and you win hear him,
or | would give you more 10 detail Of
his able arguments. He was replied
to here, but in his rej0inder sustained
himself with great credit. Reputation
Is on the march to forgetfulness IN this
country, the disease Of which il must
die, fingers long and slow, but It's ray-I
ages are sure and steady, and sooner
or later its emaciated and defofmed
victims must yield obedience 10 It's
savage graAp. and The hideous mon.
sier be plunged into outer darkness
where there will be weeping, wailing,
aud crashing Of teeth.
A BOND PAYER.
p. S. Mr.. BouchelIe, made a beau.
Itiful and interesting speech on Tues
day evening 10 the citizens of this place
in which he handled Reputation and
|repudiators as they well deserve to be
handled, he was much applauded.
RoNn PAYER.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19
DTSSOLTTTION.
WAVERLY HOUSE,
t- MnRILE.Af.A

TINE undersigned, long known % the pro.
y pFietor Of the La Grange House Tuscn.,
loosa, viii open the WaveTly House. Mobile.
lately occupied by Earle q BonduFant- ou tho
fret Of October NEXT, for the reception OF com
pany. The Wavcrly N undergoing thoronqh
repairs, and WIZ ~ usssta.l "a s. tha ee-.l
paid to families. Mfa PattisOn win direct her
best efforts and long experience " make their
situation agreeable. as ns
AS to the Table and general accommoda-
tons, they win be such as TO merit, what H.
hereby solicited, liberal share Of patronage
for the Waverly.
Sept. I643.-I pf1O g.