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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-13

The Ssn'ine gives the following gentle hint to its political
brethren 1t Wi. be that ghbor admits that
the Wings have carried majority Of the Members Of Con
gTes 90 Ibis State, and also comedies hL Persvlyan. " No
20 Tor Clay, che people should ia 10 elect President
Indeed tie lgns Of the umes induce the belief that tie
od hcyso"e state vii gave Aer FOR the Statesman
Of Kentucky aitlou, recourse u the House o.: Re-.
rcseutatyes:
The Democrats q Penney ANA have LOST t.ee mem.
~ OF Congress, ~ strong Democratic dI-tns- oniag
efy ID the course % portion Of nc Democrats md the II
candilts Oh The tariff question. The result BE- that II there
'naHd unfortunately be- no choice o Presd,a, by the pso
ge' sad the election s5al ~ 90 the House Inc vote of
fer'sy fa-il sal. inevitably De given lr HtsE. Cla.
PAIL M.
WeHsar 9frum,rel changes u tue rai.1aepa.a Custom
HJuse.-N
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FKon GEx. CnARLrs 7. DoKuAx.

Lexington, October lIfh, 1913.
Gcntcmcnl received few DAYS ago your kind invita-
uon, IN behalf OF the Wings of Amherst IN a public tcs.
val at your Courthouse sh ct this month Nothing
bat the health OF family. Should the 18th find them IN
condition tor me TO leave them, will DC with YOU. II
otherwise, my heart must be my substitute.
GU do mo- gentlemen. more than Justice IN aw ard.
lnc u me the character Of jealous whg at all times
Republicans have assumed tlat distinctive title Pdblc
station, for number of yCar, may have made more con.
splcuSus than nOwhaNng exchanged IN part for iti.
tuTe Tins change has ccncd but increased the deep
interest which feel in the Mig measures and
especially IN eccrg 20 the Chief MBCsacy Of the Union
that exalted patriot and Statesman, Henry Clay
We have had enough Of misrule or misfortune II Others
would prefer that wOrd, 10 satisfy the OF a-oher
than partizan editors aud political dcmagogucs And If
there nothing else simuaI, in the support Of
Mr.. Clay, than the pleasures of hops" resulting from
change OF measures seems that would
Tor all, who toll % support themselves aud families Eu
who l. there, whether Wing Democrat who cannot .r,
IN the Statesman, whom living world admrcs mind and
patriotism equal 10 the task OF rcscung the character snd
happiness Of hs country from their deep prosation1 In
battling Tor country, under such leader we can hold
"uE heads sloi and iec IN hearts sentiment Of proud
patriotism, that matter who how many NAV be In,
opposing candidates. for Ill that manly for ali that
great, the Mil Boy OF Virginia will have no compcer
Let MS nj! DO our duty, and triumph is certain lie,
every Wing ia the Union so.emnly resolve nothing but
the act OF Almighty God shall keep HIM the polls IN
November, lSIi, and the work l. done.
Be pleased, gentlemen, IN the event Of INV absence
from your festival TO To the Wings oi Amherst INV
iratcrnO situations and "ti0d Spcsi IN the good work
ard for the lacrng terms which Your invitation i ad
dressed, sccepihc grateful acknowledgements OF one %
Is not Wing "by inches" but Wing always
lours, truly.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER u. ,s,s.
TerdS and Great Britain

- correspondent VI 'hc =. StttCs
Gazette, writes:
Loungng among of the 'know.ns of the city, l
heard this morning, remarks upon what deemed
stroke OF policy in the administration, OF coup dsfat
II - determined 10 brng up the Texan qucstion-no oi
course with any view ct having that portion the earth
made part Of these United States. but solely throw
hrebrsnd into Congress- and dsacct the South with the
North The plan II laid, aud hopes entertained ct s
success trust that the friends OF the will send
back To- the Executive. postpone until
niCnt season"
This is not the first time We have heard of this
design on the part OF the acting President. To
excite a furious sectional ieud between the North
and South at the hazard ofthc peace of the coun-
try and the continuance OF the Union, is well un-
derstood to be his las, desperate push for re-eec
ton. With this view, he will bring forward the
subject of Texas. and the grasping ambition of
England, in his Message, and strive to lash the
people of the South into rage. Mr. Henry 4.
Wise. whose amablc and pacific temper delights
only in universal confusion, is 10 have charge, we
presume from late letter of his, OF this branch of
our foreign relations.
We incline to the opinion, that question of
this character, TO obtain the consideration of the
American people, will have TO be introduced under
more promising auspices than those Of Mr.. John
Tyler and Mr. Henry 4. Wise.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-13
From th- : Y. Express.
THE CITY ELECTION.

The Evening Post and the Pslei,n - We sn,,ci,,,eJ
tly TO dodge the blow Van Burcun has received in The
c.tv Of New. York They affect non cl,l,,-., RI
news at first so ASTOUNDING ast,unds ,,,,nor. ,rbi
c,ssary 10 keep up the fraud and dsl,sior # Van p,
strength and by the atfectation Of his ol.it IN , h.
own State now 10 create the impression ,-.,.e,e ,,.
be will 10 better than IN 1910 Van Buren,. J,o,, 80
sealed however e reoest The civ and the St,,e a,,,
him lust enough q, make Inn, hi. RIM a. I'M. via
sire but IN re-u.,s n circurstaaoes in siprs in sn,
they sheg that he . slrc Of nota.ar. snd can carr 49,
Tie city elects a Wing sheriff aga.ps, IN. ,s,r,,
united Tomuany candidates by a larze r.,.,,t. r.,
hints tie Evening Post Mr Atwood Is an r,,,,,r,ly con
didats. AL ALL" however cried t.e Pl,lei,, ,r =,
the election good men and ,rue worthy Of yon- CON
hIcncc, and molt zesl,u. support Tho Win, capJ,
dIto for the STATE senate. falls short of the
diIoie in the CITY sbggt2g vote bot lie rsu,s, .J,
date falls short Of the WIN and Nerye Anieric,, ~
bined between A and seven thousand yot,- rl,, ia ,
Tamuans Hall candidate is IN minority OF over Coca in tho
city. What thinks the Evening Post Of thi- great f.c,-
IT, what D.. IT. c,u.oaton1 Why ,hat the Native A,.,
wi. come back even tf;,r the abuse IL has Io,i.i
upon them. anI IN ior4cruucss Of the truth too.
tua' aarge proportional these Native Americans are \yi
as well as Ilmmuny men! 80, wo eau tell the Post the
severance is total 10 Tdmm1ny Hall Thee Elk or eight
thousand Native Americans when dissolved If dissolved n,
ai will not 3, back the embrace Of Van Iurcnisn in
T1mmsuy IIn, but against They ,,ll perseyerc
u.i 90, city government in o hands, and i Inm,,ny
Hal. and whats i prosiratcd rulor their feet If
100 ts fact tl tho death % Van Buren.-m here ies and
Hor Independence Of Van Bmeni-m OF the most
striking signs OF Doe tu,s Woscc too atn a h, Ward
wh'io TIC Native Americans, have poed large .oc b,
comparing with the Of a-i year that much of their
r'DRi. BE- Wing strength, and has come from the WINS:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-13

MIR. VIM. {. Preston delivered Eulogy in
Charleston, last week ON the life and character of
the late ii. s. Legarc. The Grafton is said by
the Charleston papers 10 be worthy of the dsiin-
gushcd orator and the illustrious subject of hls
discourse.
The Courier remarks
The culogy was pronounced, by the Hon. William c
Preston who, for hour aud half. unclaimed the
attention o deeply interested audience with Of
richest teasts Of both mind and heart has been our
privilege 10 ENJOY. has been remarked that the Gu
logy i most difficult species OF composition. and
which the great orator frequently fails achieve
corresponding with hi. previous ilns but the present
OCCASION the euloeisE signay cicitious coming up
the full measure OF public expectation raised To- the
highest point by the well known tgiumphs hs Senatorial
eoQucnco but cchOng the universal sentiment to pro
nouncc Mr. Prcston's performance mastery effort chaste
and simple style, yet glowing with line imsgery and per
Noded by touching pahos winning tenderness in it,
narrative full OF the charm OF biography, in its more
OF the funeral craOn Just estimate
and deneauon OF the character Of the deceased aud e
giant and discriminating IN its criticism o his productions
and performances writer aud speaker. IL indeed
worthy tribute 10 the Iusrous LegnTc, scholar u-
ris orator writer and statesman and his
OF gentle and pure and noble nsture-
and, when published, as II will doubtless be- hesitate
say that It will take tine highest rank literary
performance, aud be regarded model tor future efforts
m the same line OF composition"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-13

The Legislature of this State met last Monday.
In the Senate, Charles Doughery (Whg) was
elected Speaker over Echols (L.) The vote
stood: Doughcr,y II, Echols i3-scat,ering |.
In the House OF Representatives, Mr.. Toombs
OF Wilkes was called To the chair. and the House
organized by the election of Charles J. Jenkins,
Esq. of Richmond. as Speaker, and Augustus G.
Terrell. Esq. of Troup, Clerk.
FOR SPEAKER.
Mr.. Jenkins, of Richmond, WI i2i
DIR. Kendall, of Epson, Ill ~
Gov. McDoNALp delivered an interninable
Messagc-irothy and slang -whanging to the last
degree.
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{. 2. DoRMAN

ENGLAND AND CHlNA.--rhc great object OF the
Chinese war has been fully attancd-a lens; the primary
object treaty has been established which secures 10 En-
gland all the advantages Of trade which could have been
hoped for the result OF the prOtracted war Chin,
= now 10 become vast market for British manufactures
The terms OF the Chinese rararc certainly liberal
enough Whether II IS 10 bc genera Tari or AN ~
rangem confined exclusively the trade with great B
tam, does not appear very c.Car.yahuugh the impress
is decidedly that the Latter view L. 20 be taken. /, can
hardly be supposed that England would make stipuat ms
Tor the benefit OF other nations after expensive war in
winch she had 10y her own power alone brought her adye
sary terms.
r1ngomcni highly favourable particular nation In fI
force His efforts towards procuring an extension OF the
Ike commercial avOurs 10 the United States nisv perhap
'iI form strong opposition i.c part of the British
Eeuts ,hore-nnt openly, but none TIE less decided ON
tat accoant Sace have had the ciirou,ery 10 ,nd
American cotton goods u London the British manuiscfr
r-rs cannot find 10 their hearts dismiss thrr fear of
American competition. Nay they have been met by that
competition IN markets which they once controlled al viii
and they have found II too much for them Orou-se HEY
wi. mot relish the idea OF having to combat American en-
ies7.lse and Ingenuity IL the markets China Its indeed
stated 90 the British papers just received that ,. late shin
mcHs 90; American cotton goods 10 Canton have not turn
cd oai ",-iha the s1? Is not liked by the Chinese and
iat ie Shippers must suffer such losses cannot but dis
courage any further vcuUTs o the kind. But this account
D. 70 or taken with many grains o allowance. Ii cl.a
i-tl ties allowed Go "li manufactures with those extended o.
;"o British ntrr Do, no doubt whatever OF an active com
peuuln-peIhap may say there can be no Doubt i i,
Tine. triumph oi American SKILL and industry
But Tie new Chinese Tarh, whether general IN it, an
phcauo" or limited 20 the Blush trade, most
achievement IL must wo:S complete res tuition iu tho
commercial affair Of IN, celestial empire and everlay In
all the departments OF government and society in that sr
ter Chinese isolation exists longer The barriers of
political and SDca. exc.lsysue~s more rcpoart OF ig-
course than the great wall has BEEN are now broker,
down, 20 5e reared The civilization OF the VS.,
" now meet that hc East and IN genius OF the most
active must prevail
The Boston Journal of Monday afternoon s,vs lin, I,
5r La '.e",eeed al that PorI from Canton stating ,ha,
American vessels were te admitted HAT por, on the
:. footing with ne R~.s.b Raj
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-13
4 .NuiuaL DisaLpsi..fment.

The first intelligence from the City OF New York r,p.c
sencd the Wings As having carried nearly ii all OF their
ticket The mistake originated IN this way. The Loco
focos, who had charge IF the ballots undertook TO count
them the night OF tho Election. They began with the
vote for Sheriff finding that in favour IT the Wings ty
thousand they concluded all Iosiplt out tacir light,
forthwith and fed home
The spread uboad, and believed by bod, par
ties, until the next day.
IammaHy mas, while persuaded that all lost wrote
the following letter 10 tie Globe:
''lhc chief Tylcrmcn. Curtis. Wet,uore &c-iti. said
Wi, certainly the Wing ticket; and u IS feared that ma
ny Democrats wh hive been promised office NAV be per
s.:adcd To with them. But j. bcievedor al lc.
hopcd-that Of the under officers in the
w iooi Gurus, 10y voting the Democratic ticket secretly
understand that hEtvery few showing their hands To-
day 10 the pools and, therefore, the cEacngers cannot with
any cert1IEy.say how The election : going.
'ii Curtis and Wc;uDfr the Whr tckrt-5nd nm
derstnd Is not doubted hut they Wilt Is a certain IN
dca0n that Webster = gong TOR Clay. / am afraid of
Websiers NONE, more Than his INFLUENCE You will per
haps, think hs he horecssly nsoyent hi,
agricultural speech Rochester in which believe he
DID not mentun agriculture. will enable him. fear 10 Dor
row any amount III England 10 be used III the e,cton If
tue state debts shall be assumed by money com
ing from England 10 brbe electors 20 for repud
-iatis, It Clay and Webster elected AMI Congry-s
shall pass law for assuming the State debts 60 Cr re-
esng tlaw whenever he Democrats get into power #
Il Is twenty years hence"
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The Madsonan concludes immensely severe utt,ek
upon the Globe with the following slap:
Tie has been looking To his personal interests nlonc
nnd We here hazard the prediction, that he be NOT elected
printer to Congress by Wing votes the coming session
% Congress the Globe discontinued IN month ni,er"
nat may be, and wonder how long the NIadisonisn
VIII live, after the TYLER Administration shall Turn nm ,s
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co,,,,g,nd,ne, ot the Ph,ial,ipa,a EI,laag,.

Syf rur'HI, Va. Nov. /. A.
Dear Sir have Iu.t been informed rat tho scir Loo
Green, OF aud for Philadelphia from Petersburg viii, nm
assorted cargo ashore on the Ship Sho,l. near Br,,y
tom AZ soon us reach tho scene Of disaster will sppr.e
you 81 Tic PARTICULARS. Your. IN haste,
W. u. ROBINS, W. Master
We fear The above IL incorrect in one particular u il,
believed hero Tint o schr WIS from Phodcphi, bound n
Norfolk md Pctcrsburgnnd 81 such s tho fact some Of
our merchants will be oosers to a considerable amount
Norf9M HetaId
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Rnl,inp-sinns ther1nrt

Tho Globe Of the day when it was reported
lha. New York had elected the whole WING Tick.
ct, Published a communication proposing Me-.
Buchanan rs a "compyomise candida'c" "to harmo.
ME the irrcconcilcabo differences Of opinion be.
tacen Mt Calhoun and Mr.. Van Buren,"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-13

ThL CuANGE-We had, Yesterday, the first real visits.
''on o. snow Tor The season. Ii commenced abo noon
ana continued through the day, leaving little tell Of s
irb"s ct love The sharp frost of the previous morning
had struck the foliage OF the trees and when sun
W" '"aN's tained down upon tue earth, forming a luxuant
carpet Here and there n held all its eavy honors-
Inc English Sycamore is brightly green July and
some 0her trees have portion Of their dress yet
upaS'u lhe poor Linden, unprepaed for such length
summer WEI iher az has been enjoyed this year, had
anticipate ITS next yeurs abor aud decorate portion OF
ITS limbs with new set of leaves. They abide amid the
deay look OF tie other portions, and make the tree look
kc an Egyptian corpse, dressed IN wedding ramcn,
Paula. L. s. Gas. Nor <
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The Ivhis Cansc in Ncr YorL.

The following article from the New York FIX.
press, explains the Just grounds for claiming SUBJ
Stantial Wing triumph in the city OF New York.
Nearly the 5000 majority of last SPRING has been
aunihiiatct-and in the stronghold Of Van Buren,
ism. n mixed tcket--compOScd of Wings and De-
mocrats-has been elected. The party drill has
been broken, and diScordant factions have sue
cecdcd the once united, harmonious, and ire
siStiblc trained bands. But the great the mpor-
tant, the glorious and aninating fact is, that tho
Wings are in high spirits, and are gaining ground
i party in good cheer conscious OF right, and con-
idcnt OF Success their future triumphs will be
multiplied over n cowcd AMI dispiritrd adversary.
The returns from the coun,ry-n all the coun.
tics, where there was any contest show a vast &C.
cesSon To the Wing cause. This Is precisely the
result, which we deem the very best for the Wing
party. We Wings are so fond nstinctively of see.
ing the LocoiocoS drubbcd. that we could no, well
suppress our Joy Al seeing them routed, even tho
convinced that more injury than benefit would re.
suit 10 us from their defeat. But when the excite
ment of the moment is over, and we sit down 10
reason coolly over the whole matter. we take n
very different view. In tins New York election.
i"r instance: nothing, at the start. was more ex.
hi!arating than the idea Of the total rout of Vans
forces in his own State. Blu; how disastrous might
be the consequences to the Wings We should
have done for the Locos, the very thing which they
cannot do for themselves: We should lee killing
of their troublesome asPran> for them, and lcay.
Ing them but one and the strongest candidate, with
the 50 much desiderated harmony and union
The peace Of the party would certainly be no
longer disturbed by Van Buren, and the old Hun
heTs, after total defeat in the Empire State.
But Is it IS, while the Whig5 are on rising
ground, the New lork Election is Just enough
catering TO Van 10 lure him and his party to their
doom. 1t will enable him to say to the Democratic
Convention, that he can carry his native State,
and he will thereby force through ms nomination.
With him as the leader, the fate of the Demo.
cracy IS already sealed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-13

u The Petersburg Republican m.kes a strong point
upon the od Hunkcrs ouehin the Syracuse Convention
That Convention appointed Delegates 70 O National Con-
Venion. snd adopted series Resolutions decaruory If
their principles.
The Cah'unes have r,pld.arcd the Delegates not
properly appointed For tis Offence, they have been taken
% task roundy by the Old Hun.ers Il appears now that
tire Old bunker. themselves had set the Cahoures the
example 1t deag the authority Of this Convention They
had secuted the principles they advanced The Republ
can quotes the Globe aud Enquirer We have space for
only the paragraph from the latter paper-whichi. impor
an' as containing concession prOfscfirs principles
Of the Ven Buren, party at tho North.
Butt - subject Of great regret tho, the Syracrse Con
vent'n has invested the TarH with the character OF
Protective -ysieul. To this doctrine We Of the Sout,
never can ss-cn-und We tell iis authors in New York
again and again, That do mean to Weld .nye lot,
20 their News-nOr To treat the Tariff but Us d revenue
neu-uro-nnd discriminating with no other motive than
mat because D. the best for revenue. II this rate oud
haze mot incidentally bat Gov. Sewer more b,ppi
" called H. the accidental effect OF encouraging domestic
manufactures, why be IT, but otlerwe We shall
"pubSh no V'y nry day the cccbrued Report Of the
Tree Trade convention formerly held ~ Philadelphia"
The Republican very Justly concludes TINT # the con
venu2n not authorized declare tie principle ofhe ,r
y, It was not authorized appoint Delegate to carry on,
these principles.
The iiuu.crs are cyrn,fed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-13

JrNoroN M mG ATLANTIC PAciric OcnNs-A
late London paper says 1.-The entered into by the
BASiNGs will, the Republic of New Grenada for the con-
sruction OF ship canal the lshnus OF Da,n pn
ndss FOR ceing the company the line for the projected
work. with eighty thousand Of land the Interior
These Pneey merchants do not appear this
as THE agents of the British Government officially but as
British subjects, protected by the Government and doubt
less many advantages will be secured To Great Bri
tam both political and commercial, by d,c couple
ton OF the vast work here projected. The com.
penon OF the shi? canal between two oceans ns pro-
Jected. will mark in the worlds age The event
w stand forth TO give distinctive character To the cen,
~. Ii Is To lie FIVE years woIk-to endure forever
The whole aspect "i will be changed by H. 4,
will accelerate the revolution going ON in China mon,
rapidly and more thoroughly than oil the force OF British mr.
mamcn'-; aud not there only will it work changes but in
Polynesia. and hc western Of South America which
are now rehched hy doubling Cupe lierm.'-Nnf INT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-13

C-5~ The Concert, which was advertised for
Saturday night for the benefit of the Orphan
Asy lmn, 10 consequence Of misapprchcnsion in
some quarter, dill not take place. About 500 per
sons, who attended, were Of course disappointed.
1t IL pity the Orphans lost such II benefit
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-13
MARRIED

IN inesi!y IN Nov, BY the Rev VIM Powell RICHARD
~ hcCio'b, Esq, to Mrs MARIA LOUISA Jgbtst or ,n
LA''' apt John a Day AL Of S!ousylVania, Va
On IueSiay The 7t inst Louisa e. H. by IL, Rev John
LIZ inomAs w BROCkENBRoUGH, ESQ TIN. CITY 10
MISS SARAH u. WHARTON N Louisa ' "
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1.-THE WINGS OF NOTToWAY ar. r.o,,.,.d g.,
convene at their Court House December Court dv ia,
the purpose OF forming CLAY CLUB.
M.NY WuSs
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NEW DIRK VOTE.
HNi

Asscmi!y-AvcIage Wing vote 1922; average Loco
do 1854; Loco average MAJORITY. I62
Vho!e TcIet-A'orngr VIII. vote 1896; Loco do
li,lG3: Loco average majority Az
~ he American Republican vote Is some 10 200
taken about equally from the great partics-pcriaps
most from tie Tribune, '~f
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ASSEMBLY

50 Tar, tho Wings have gained Member in Ulster IN
Rensselaer,, IN Schenectady inMontyoniery,l in West
chester. in Csyuga-toal lend lost shame tha, "a,
should say ~ IN this CITY
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TO M WHOU JT WV TylTEVTS1,-

70 ALL WHOM IT NAY INTEREST
being suggested 10 subscriber that some gentlemen %
- have expressed wish OF his residence sun
pos" no sale wouhi be made by Trustees a. Adyet m
the 10th inst With TIE undecevng all persons who ,v
h'- e"ncIuir and Tor tie information friends and credto
lac aAes h' Liberty Of however much he may REQUIRE
guardian c does not believe would be rootsd nv
S aa OF Trustees, which he least relieve iho. zen
Yemen Their assistance Conditions advertised by them
could o." 10 any the slightest degree his resources which
We ors'' entirely and exclusively Cr,dtor.
hns impressed he pledges himself SprusvH- aud the other
property advertised shn be limit or reserve ON Mon
day neN the 1911 THIS lsny memorable birth day he VIII
b. pleased TO see h' ficnis. whether bidders not
no ~ l. A. GonnIN
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SsS mos. = Il. SUGAR. part prime landing Tor ale
Wv 10 : WEBB BACON co.
third supply os brussels Ga rpeUng nnd Rug .,
RNfphD NlMMo have just received another supply u
- bustei7'arpcrg aud Rug. and expecting
beautiful assortment of suitable the
feni ifod" selected by Of III" partners North
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tRCuSD TLAsrEE-a00o uerce. Crorni Pa,,ef from the
~ Luhcc Nns To- ssie ow pces qualify ~
pOy DANENfORr 4 ALLEN.