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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-01

SEIZURE OF THE FisHiro SCHOONER WAsurNoror.-A
letter from the American Consular Agent Yarmouth
s. he has forwarded the protest the Of the
schooner Washington to Halifax to be laid before the
Lieut. Governor to support application for the release
of the schooner.
Hesays, 81 do not think the Of the Washington
at all to blame he taken because alleged that
he was engaged IN taking fish within the limits prescribed
between the OF Great Britain and the United
States by the convention Of 1918 The construction put
the OF that convention with regard TO that part OK
which relates the taking OF FISH oy the people oil the
United States on these coasts now different rom what
II he 80 sng as American fishermen kept hey ond
three marine miles the coast OF the Bay Of Fundy,
This eide IN v were previous to the construction OF this
wear not molested; but now they are prohibited from
6sbino a ALL within the outermos headlands Of the bay
in places where they have been heretofore accustomed to
pursue the fishery. Captain Cheney did not know of
bs new construction of the terms Of the convention nor
was he told of by the ofcer who seized his vessel
warned Of his danger. and this ground principally
has laid the application for the restoration Of the
vessel. do not, however much think the application
will succeed but nothing will be lett undone to procures
Of her"
The letter further states that Capt Cheney had in pre-
yious shed without moestaon in the same place
here he taken and that he had not in any manner
nirnged the convention heretofore generally under
Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-01

NAVAL ORDERs-OFFIcIAM.- J. T. McDo-
nough, detached from the New York yard, and
leave two months; Lieut.. II. T. Wngate, from the
Rendezvous Charleston, S. c., to the Boston yard:
Assistant Surgeon J. Wilson, to the Levant; Passed
Mldshipman F. Lowry, to the Rendezvous at New
York; Mldshipman A. Mackae, to the Coast Sur
vey; Midshlpman w. B. Brown, leave renewed two
months.
APPOINTMENTS. Thomas McDonough, and Saml
Archbold to be Sd Assistant Engineers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-01
Vol. In. NO. I49 ---- WHO'S No. 1904

"a TO LET in Williamsburg-The whole or par, OF
en- neat three Story brick Dwelling House IN sortn Ilh
LIN 4th st low Apply TO w. aaP
scott 43 Peek slip. - u 70
IRA BARCLAY STREET.-THE LETEThe elegant
n and odious three story brick house. ne %
the In excellent order snd ncd T'h rov
College Place. For terms apply at No llo aer street,
lmHr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-01

The New YORK ANNUAL METHODIST COME
RENCE.-The Conference has been in session in
this city for the past two weeks, and assembled for
the last time in the Mulberry street church Tues
day evening The Bishop read the following ap-
pontments for the ensuing year for this city and
Brooklyn only
NeW York District-Phineas Rice, P. E :; C Pit
man, Corresponding Secretary of the Missionary
Society of the NJ Z. Church George Lane, Book
Agent; Peter p Sanford, Assistant Book Agent !;
George Peck, Editor OF the Quarterly Review, and
books of the general catalogue; George Coles, As
sstant Editor of the Christian Advocate and Jour.
nall New York city-Jehn street, Valentine Buck /;
Forsyth street, Herman Bangs Duane street, Joseph
Law Allen street, Robert Seney Bedford street,
Laban G. Cheney; Seventh street, A. M Osbon !;
Willet street. Peter G. Oakley; Greene street, John
G. Greene, B. Howe, sup. Second street, Nathan
Bangs; Vesry street, TO be supplied; Mulberry street
John Demps,er, George q Sutton, SUPP Eighteenth
street, Davis Stockings Mariners Church, Henry
Chase; Sullivan street, Cad N Smith; Twenty-se-
venth street and Forty first street Jarvis T. Nichols;
Harlem and Yorkvile, Richard Seaman, sup, Sa-
muel A. Seaman; Asbury, Ezra Whitney; German
Mission, John G. Lyon. Long Island District
Stephen Martindae, p. e; Brooklyn, First church,
Leonard NJ Vincent; Second church, John Poisal;
Third church, James Sewell Centenary church,
James Youngs, Raphael Gilbert, sup; William X.
Stopford, Agent for the Wesleyan University.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-01
EXCHANGE HOTEL, BALTIMORE.

Hs house having und' gooe many alterations
and thoroae repairs having been part refushed with
rich aud elegant furniture open for the reception Of
company.
The position OF this Hotel is we'll known require de-
tan OF ITS advants es confessed be- for peo, Of bust
ness pleasure Of the favorable Of the
Tbs present proprietor intends and industry shall
not b, wanting To its odvantages under his
gennend nce and he respectfully socts the patronage of his
friends ana the public.
ERASTUa COLEMAN.
BaltIm0re. April 20, l8t3 A23 -od3nr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-01

BENJAMIN RATHBUN.-The people will recollect
that this extraordinary individual, who was consider
ed the millionaire of Buffalo, made all the improve
ments there, and sought to monopolize most of the
business of that place. His operations extended so
far that at last he resorted to forgery TO keep up his
sinking fortunes, and sent to the state prison for
seven years His time in the prison will be out in
September next, and some of the Buffalo papers,
we perceive, already making calculations about
the benefits that will result from his return 10 the
will, Notwithstanding his past disgrace, give q ne~
impulse 10 the improvements and prosperity of the
pace.-Popgh Eagle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-01

FATAL ACCIDENT ON CHELSEA BRIDGE. Yesterday
afternoon as Mr.. Joshua Tebteus, teamster for Mr..
Newconb, of the Lynn Baggage line, was crossing
Chelsea Bridge, he was thrown from his seat, and
the lore wheel Of the Wagon passed directly over
his head. The team went on, and as il was without
a driver, was stopped at the toll house. Mr. Teb-
BETS lay for some minutes before he was discovered.
When tax zen up he bled freely from his mouth, nose,
and ears, but life was not yet extinct. He was
taken Immediately TO the toll house, and the physi-
clan OF the Marine Hospital was called life had go
far ebbed, that he declared human skill could not
avail and the unfortunate sufferer died almost in
stantly Boston Democrat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-01

HER FOR EREGHT OR CHARTER-The very
MSl fast sailing coppered, New York built ship Misss
I E1sirpi. Capt. Hilliard, go toos Al ply 10
H. X. COLLINS CO,
Inal &c 9. -xtl.a -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-01
THINK FOR YOURSELVES, BEFORE IT'S
TOO LATE.

THOMAS WILLIAM HARPERs COUGH MEDI-
CINt-This medicine kas been befor the pnb for l2
hch proof of its being good medicine has cured
Asthma 30 standing has never been known TO
ai in Of the Whooping Cosgh can be given 70
babies days old with perfect safety For coughs aud Gods
there bert.r m. dcine Put in bottles at :, Il IS
and SO EACH Sold whoes lie End retail at the sce 2s6
William three doors Bee kmsn Removed
rcm u Bowery. Sold at 60 Bowery corner Walker st.
my A I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-01

of bur hen, nine Id and in perfect sol.
" Ing order We found 10 every respect awning for
cock anchor eapng, cabes sheaye block.
the materials comp, n of dao.
elects I'd rudder head Of BIAS, has besutifu cab n s
fred with LOCKERS cushions looking glasses, nv oil
aud he fixtures anpeftaniug th- has ,rve re
under the ccchpt that will 100 lbs ICE .o -,
rgged, carries square tnpsais IN "a on deck .rt
be iron keel ~ inches Deep az wild. midsb,ps bolt an
kelstOn tghng 1000 bs those the
sfverege powe wal az that she cannot kpo,
down H. and bottr c,npoI
sink hs has the tuoyancy Of 2eO0 hit Of cok
her Sds sepg, and very last ser or further pa
utuIar inquire ~ J. JENNINGS,
NEWTON'S MINERAL OR sODA WATER-Th,.
lN trucie put IN hal lint bottles with sv,no. of ,n
different kinds particularly tdspted to hotes s,sanba'
packets aud fsmles 1t affords Immediately cool pss
ing and healthy summer beverage. ''''''"
Order, left Ut Ne ons Morrsl Water Depot No II p..l
with The driver Of the wagon will be puncios,
attend ID t. ard sent part of .he city, Harlem Brooi
Hohoken sc m o3-m
HOwAtD CLUB, NEW YORK.-NVTiCE- The
IA members the Howe Club are hereby notified that
posusu, 10 Article Section Of the revived rules the
annual election io officers the Club, for the
ing on the LIST Tnorsdy Of August next will be held the
N ng 10 comm, nee at half past O'Clock, p M precisely
ncma Attendance Of the memoer, Is Le.eectfnly
in WIN RICHARDS, a
nj I'm Secretary.
M AeutACTURERs BANK Of Beeyille C.rtifc ties,
" 10, Lumbermeni Bank Notes wanted Tor short time
g j. SYSVESTERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-01

kxR FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER yeIv
MA fast sailing coppered New York built ihip Yazoo
d&3sCspt Trnk, 700 tons Anpyto
4. X. COLLINS s. CO.,
nal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-01
Albany.

correspondence OF the Horaldl
ALBANY, May 80, 1913.
Mahe sand Things in Atbany--Medicat-P p, htical
-Raisious and Financial.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21

w.
NJ GUILD inform the citizens of Richmond md
the adjacent counties that he has to Me,sr-
Richardson 4 Co few doors above Nes Kent Kendall At
water where he viii scn cheaper than any other
establishment m the CITY for accsptances wholesale
ana feh-'he following comprising part Of which
he invites the attention OF buyers generally.
Wool dyed blue biz. Cloth: DO black do
Indigo blue do Inyi-ibls green do. Olive brown do
BIZ and blue blk Cashmere. Single blk French do
Light fancy French do; Silk Nelyets and Vesng-
Plain blk and frd do; Wide blk striped silks
Wide blue blk. Gro de Rens; Do blk. satin Tuck
Blue blk striped wat-red silks Plain do do: DO do black
Blue Blk Gro de Swiss Black do do; oMationi Lus,ring
Bin SincIew and Satcenct Handsome light silks assorted
White pink and green Gro Deugrique for bonnets
Ihusan for dresses stripes and fancy Mousn Lane
BIZ and blue blk do; do do do do Bombazne
blk ana blue BLK Alpaca Lusife: BIZ.
Blue blk Grape. for wells BIN. bloc Vel.
Pink. green and blue and buh French Canbrcs
Also French Chniz ioT p cts; BazaTines and Lawns
stripe swiss Musins Plain and cord Tarliain Muslin
Fink and blue do; Jaeonet and other Canhrcs
six and cotton Hosiery great variety
Ladies Md Gloves, all colos Mems do do
farasos and sun Screens silk and cotton Umbrellas
SPLENDID Florence Brad Bonnets; Do Bonnet Ribbons
Az kinds 6ro de Napp do Camb & Edrnss Inserting,
Lsle laees and Edgnss Thread beautiful and cheap
Linen eambnc iidkisi Splendid stitched do
Also few magnificent; Green Bcrare for wells
Handsome D1ussels and other Tor caps
Infants french caps french Onnv for collars A. cuf,
Dimiy Collars and Cuffs; Irish Linens in great variety
Linen kenungs for Hikfs Brown French Linen
Brownand white Linen Drilling. Bleached cotton shirtns
ca AMI IL Hamilton COTTON Shreug
lO+ and l2 Linen Shee;ngs Birdseye and other Dper.
Hucksbuek and Russia do
Damask Napkins and bcaehed Table Clo,l,
I bles ehed Linen do Victoria Net Robes
DO MaTseiles Skirts Corded DO Grass CIsth for do
French Collars and coloe fancy s eng Mtts Bl do do
Caheoes, I, ), 6, eis- and upwards
Manchester. Richmond and Pefersbur, Oznab,rg.
- b and ~ brown Cloth
Lnnsdale Phoenix and other Nankeen apS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

s' or svnsesirrios-rc c,y $500 per year
and for shorter period sent by mail sIopay,h,, IN
all eases in advance.
ApvsHrsss-for lines Tor less. one n..r
"on 20 cents two insertions " isl hc- OF so and
every sneeeedins Insertion. II cents
Transient advertisers rnus, pay advance.
number OF insertions OF Advertisements noted on the
Ms OF they win he ordered to be- stoned AMI
GU seeO'dihsy. VI Orders to stop also writing
annual Advertisers charged $50 squares. ana in that
proportion for advertisements Of greater length and $50 for one
except Ane'onccr. and Lottery charged
si0o, paper nchIied)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
REMOVED

BRANNAN co.'s OH Dounion Clothing stor. To the 90,
Po-s SIDE Of the facing Franklin Hotel John
$500 '''''
We Wolt enbraee this opportunity and II making
Known 70 The citizens of Richmond the mat
Ne constantly hand Clothing all Kind and more espe
any Tor me current and approaching viii NJ
euuse prices Tor cash We respectfully ean and in
se our stock whether they goods or not An goods
sold ~ that DO respect NAV be returned apd
~ i--'N's ltiIu'el Vg-Ah goods warranted
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
Madeira sherry and Port wines.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG. AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD.

'sNHE public are hereby notified that on Satur.
= day the II proEIno The night between Baltimore and
Philadelphia wall be reeablhed gong North
on and aier that DAY Philadelphia day on
winch they leave Behnond-aBd New York next
being at Philadelphia LAY advance b. River s. Bay
Steamboats,.
WIN view Of -'HrsHg Washington
departure Of the Washing and Baltimore Washington
"A De delayed whilst the Augusta repair past
y Returning sou h. leaving York n
= a VI arrive In Richmond By half past p VI.
MON THOMAS SHARP.
~ 9l-lI Agent Of Tran.poratlon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
NEW STORE.

PEAKE, JONES WINSTON
RE receiving Of Groceries, eon,is,ps in
"A part OF "
IL hbds. New Orleans Sugars various qualtis.
Do Porto Rico, best quality
do ST Crox
3O0O lbs Woolsey 3 woolscy'- best Loaf
5000 do Java, Lasura 10 and other Cohees
10000 DO Family and Western Bacaa
Together with usually kent in IN. hes.
Establishments
By arrivals daily expected from New Boston they will
Dc IN receipt Of their stock Of PUughs embracing every kind from
one 10 Three horse Size al Of which viii small a
vance Goods purchased Of them will be any part Of the
city. free Of charge.
PTAKE IONrS A ,S.tNcrnN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
GARDEN SEED
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE,
Wholesale and Retail, by
W l. l. A vi MER.
"A RTlCHOkE--Green Glob

IN AsPARAGUs-Glant or Dutch
BCNCBBEANs-Eary Mai,,vs a, v.no,> q ,..sk, do 6h,,
red eye do half moon. da. Rachael do Royai Dwarf
fOLE BEANs-Iarg. Iirt, su,u a, .e,,ct ,,,.,. hatch
a. nrf nr' ~ r,n ei ai, If'nSh sor.on
-.s'fp bl'-d infhP Long BLOOD Manse Wurzeu, white
@"I =, ,, nns, ,.shs , sugar
York Drnnhesd IA, D,,.h - n na.I.ea S .aIse
Green CURED savoy R.i Dutch r.,ni, -, - 1917
CARROrr-I.sfy Horn Long s,r,ns, A,ts,,,,,,-n
CRESs-Cu.d OF Prpu.rrra,s
c , nH'I FpY ,.is ami Late
CI'CTMnrR-Ions c., Psi. r.. r..,. r-., ,,,,.,.
CoRN-E,riv suy,5 al T,,.c.,.,,,, ' '' '' '"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
CHEAP FOR CASH.

IHNHE subscriber would call the attention of the
u public TO this universal rule among good merchants that
wefe the customer does promptly engagements an
indemnting proh charged and many such eo
es nc has from necessity charge h good customers more than
he would otherwise Ii let no such
s1si oy refusing credit 10 all SUCH enable me eel
ohEAfEh THAN EVER Those who buy cor or pay
calling on me- doors below the Bell Tavern my old stand be
loLe purchasing ss AN prrESNIsrD such
offering them GOOD ARTICLES very small advance upop
effect sales Gro NJ cpTST-rrp
~ n. No charge selling my customers produce nor for d.
hverins tseir good. bought OF Depot.
b
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21

~ HAIR which VIII stop 4 falling or restore Il, OF bald
Places and on children make grow RAPIDLY who have
g Find The name Of CoMsTocK CO on it or never ,y IT,
Rheumatism ssd LAuESESs positively cured. ava IL
lsD.S WORKABLE Nrsvr Asp BoSr LyIxrSsutn
veT without TIE name Of coMsToCK = CO. on IL
PILES, dc. are wholly prevs-'- -.Ae s,,--,
STOCK & Co =, - ~, ~, ", , is'n
DIR. sPohn's Headache Remedy will saeetaaly {. =
sex headache either fom Nerves or Bilious Hun4red Of
FAMILIES are wiki great 10Y.
DIR. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rant. takea in time Will
prevent or cure al inepeut Coughs Colds and ConIlrton-
Remember the aaI &c; CUMsTOCK's
Dallcy's Magical Pain Extractor snIv~---The
and sCALDS.
To ALL THE WORLD WHO USE LEATHER IN ANY FORM
OH OF TANNIN, Or Leather ReStorer: \ srw
bark, &c.
When the force strength Of the Tannn is worn out atb
- becomes dead hard dry brittle cracked
&c htS Gil k0s then M s5finess -g,,..,ss
s'tt7fss and remove al h bhsic-r re t-H-is-
SUBSTANCE e eae never can receive the second ue-But
whole virtues Of the OIL or TANNIN winch
pnsiate the Fudest and hardest has Been twenty wears
N Use and u Tears easily with the ringers Tpsrts
strength that isuey incredible seen Il becomes Ike n,
lhe IN all respects IN defil soness and polish
az eanei completely ana perfectly iHrrSviovs TO waepareur
boots shoes earage tops trunk. and in fact an
ins' made Of leather giving splendid polish than
leather has and - asi ssaaF durability m Whatever
manner the leather i used THESE ARE FACTS
CORNS.---The French Plaster II a sure cure.
East Indian Hair Die. colours the hair apv sa5s vo,
wish but Wi not color the skin.
Lin-s Spread PIasterS: better sni mon. nice ,Ds us
la aicr never was made Al should regularly.
SnrsaparIIIR--COMSToCK'sC COMPOUND EXTRACT
acf no other preparation Sars exceed OF equal
he lfyou Comstock you vi fuI superior o. m
others IL does require putting
halmstcck's NcrmnfUgc VIII eradicate 81 Worms. IN
ehltFcn OF adults. with certainty gli'c ASTONISHING
Horses that have Rrz Bone SPAWN WIND Calls &C ar,
cured b. ROOFS SPECIFIC; auI TOUNpEREn Horse. entire
cured by RooFs' Founder Ointment. Marx ths all
hors,mcu'
For sale n Richmond ty rsion Johnston. and Gaynor Gy
Ell one door above The Bel Tavern Norfolk BY Santos T.
in Petersburg. VI. hy Ro~-rr Anderson
dc eS-ff1UfH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
ROBERT MOTT.
Hou.c. sI-n pnIn,rr nnh EI.,.

N.It door, % ne EretlHgs Rf-k. RnAas-a. T,rgf-fr
A. received further saply Of Pants Cofl AMI ofhrr
Nafnshes with p ntefs md Hisui~r. An ,.r,
me Mt OF French AMI American Window age. from s1iO 70
Soto neeA al o. 'ne he de.rou. up on To.
B-A i'rse supply of soap Some Paint for sale low -,
-" p'''' '"' I'm OF Siihal"a hcot- x. y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Agency Richmond. yiruIuIo.

Wis Company was Incorporated IN the wear
ISIS with perpetual charter and Capital Of 5000 600
ana in'nfes against loss damage dwelling bonse
uae''ng establishments houehoa furniture.
aNe IN general on the innsi favorable
Any loses which Company may sustain on r,.es =, k. ,
uh. agency VIII be adjusted with promp;tude bbeaty
hPpheauons for the police. may he
made To tbs subscriber fully appointed Ar.D, n, IN.
City q Richmond vicinity.
M &c ~. - -, ~ agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
BOLTON y HARRISON,

q
GorerRor Streets, (belolr TIE Eagle Ruin5.)
1--WE Subscribers having ogened their New respectfully
offer IN county merchants and others
m'nt Of Drugs Chemicals Paints Oils Wsn colours which
they Will sen on the terms
Epson salts Flour Sulphur. Campho-. MaFncs. SIENNA.
Mamma Castor oil n bottles. Soda for wash.rs
Potash and relrIash S1l,ratus,
r1i Fee Jamaica Ginger Seilltz and Yeast Powders.
White Lead lnseed OIL Spirits Tufp-nnc. Co9al Varnsh
Jaqan Vanish NenetnH Red spanish Brown GROUND VerdTu
EMs ana Green Ncuiiter. Paris White Dutch Fins
Red Lead Biuc. Red and Yellow Paint. Window Gass.
yellow Ochr, RDsc Pnk, Indian Red Imperial Green
Chinese Blue Sap Green Drop iake new article
for walls
snph ouinne Morphine Sevha full supply ' seEars. chew
ht '" sinoNIH1 tobacco. snuI -nuhh oyes &c. NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
LAMBAUGHS COMPOSITION,
R REIEUMATISlI.


'GNHlS invaluable and certain remedy, is pre-
Il pared by ADAM YOUNG, Har7ersFerry. VI fron, an
original Recipe in his possession composed OF ingredients
ueman well known to the public, will say CERTAINTY
Of the remedy
CH,EtE.rowS. oer. IS 1872
To .Hr -7Gz-i yonuF,-
Dear sr-ln reply your Inquiries
tf relieved from violent Rheumatism by the LaiabauEhs
Composition Last winter deprived sleep for SIX weeks by
this annoying disease and suffered pain often
peIe relieved from pain days srtemter had another
attack which also deprived weeks before
sorting TO my Oh friend tired the detection and
than week was restored TO usual health consider this
edy 80 valuable and certain that always Keep supply
Of II II sets through the stomach sceriy
va remedies fail Very respectfully yours,
JOHN g GALLAHER.
Senior Editor Va. Free Press
Horsr or DItro,Trs.
FEB IS, lsi3.
.VeSsrT. GayrSr & LysQ-
GenlemenIIavns had attack Of Rheumatism within
me last month colds always taking form,
eT remedy LANrAuans COMPOSITION, and entirely fes
from pain and better general have had for many
years The fine tonic effect or gives peculiar title
10 isvor II strengthens the heahfi circulation
ana fofatss the whos II has
nan older than myself and with equally good
rd!as 5oHs al the directions carefully observed and
followed Respectfully yours
JOHN :. GALLAEER.
ir The above Medicine prepared By ADAM Young Drug.
gs Hapes Fsy sold BY him and other Druggists in the
State. Pncs, only $3.50. A snail supply on hand by
GAYNOR LYELL,
One door above the Eel Tavern,
March }. is43 Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
White Cambria. aud Plaid MUSLIN.
SPRING DRY GOODS.

" have just received and opened supply Cam
w bne- AMI PLAID Musn az unusual low pee. u which "a.
invite the attention OF County Merchant
APP LoNDONs wII.IINGHAM & DREYRY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21

w have received during the present upwards three
w hundred packages of SPRINT; GOODS which
We ar" now prepared To exhibit
very aTg" and commanding eqlang variety
"ason and al prices USUsr,LY punctua
omer KENT, KENDALL. L ATyATER
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A BOOK FOR EVERY AMERICAN!
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