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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

GFoRGn.-Among several important bills now
before the Georgia Legislature is to secure to
Married Women the property possessed by them
before marriage. The husband is to have the
use and control of it, subject 10 alienation by
Chancery process if he abuses ii; but the fee
remains in the wife.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

= caua. Suryiihera. Joseph Bonaparte) who
na. s-e" !ssid'ng sc FoieaSe for ,llpe been
lacked With 9afaysis s'eke rs which III. i.ie sadan
ss-ed
u A fseneimaR has discovered by chance
chat mahogany dust thrown ,h soets of s engines
4 cts as purifier, 50 that no deposit is gade
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-24

snip sletora Spring. Hull, Eng; baIks Evira Graves
Savannah RoaFer, Corning, Marapham and ma,tes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02

u The first of the series of Calhoun dinners came off
last week IN Madison, and given in honor of Mr. vii.
liam (E9 Smith. That gentleman, according TO the Off.
ca report treated his hosts an address sngulary fell
ctous and emnently adapted the occasion" ale ex
pressed it his decided opinion that Mr. Calhoun will re-
ceiye the nomination of the National Convention from the
fact that all the minority interests in that body will probably
unite upon him. Extra since he turned Calhoun man. and
tup for gentleman, has lost his charm with the fierce
Democracy Had he venturod this prediction, before his
apostacy from Vnn and when he a roughrol and if
bic boy-more weight might be attached to it,
Other dinners having the object in view the
version of the Democracy Mr.. Calhoun, follow
The next in order is the in Essex; where the dsnter-
csed friend cf "honest John Tyler"-hc rejected Minis
ter to Franceis to make his appearance aid Mr. Han.
ter the glorious work of proselydng the Democracy
opening their eyes the determines Of Van Buensm and
the unmntchabe beauties Of Calhounism!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
MONDAY MORNING., July 3ist,

lhrroRrEp ToR INIELtiGrScrRl
TOBACCO.-Thorc no change in the nr;cs NJ 7 r.
last week, but considerable advance in Leaf particularly
o the better qualities Prices higher than Mt any
Vous time this season. The apprehension of short crop
has given rise some speculation. The range of saes
81 80 Tor Lugs and to 50 for Leaf Fine would com
Inspections of Tobacco July 90, lsi3 1868 hoesbead,
do. do. 1912, l032l
WHEAT-The price has settled for the presentat 81 90
Tor prime Some crops the river have also been sold At
short price.
CoRN-G0 cents The continuation oe d,orah, -
ed serious appehensions for the of the crop Tber
were some showers Sunday night and fine prosnec,
OF more day. f'7P''
COTTON-Noi much demand-6 loto7I1
EXCHANGE on the North Ia per ct. prem.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02
ITO Tile pEnLLn

Its already known to the public that have been displaced
by order OF the Secretary Of the Treasury approved if
not Dictated by the Presden-irom the situation have held
IN the Custom House in this city for twenty-five years
The order to tire Collector for my removal believe ex-
presses the opinion Of Mr. Secretary Spencer that public
interest would be promoted by the removal Of Mr. Haley and
myself. Upon what information this u based,
know not but whoever may be the spy inOrmcr
Of the honorable Secretary, pronounce him base caum
natOr, giving false and information for the and
basos purposes: And If this honorable informant Of this
honorable Secretary will only openly his agency in this
dirty work. his iasy and bnscnos shall be proved the
satisfaction OF all correct As proof that have
been unjusty treated and that we'll grounded complaint
have discharged the duties OF the office have hereto
fore filled, subIOn a Temonstrancc Of many Of our
most respectable citizens, signed without distinction Of par
" and any thing is wanting have other evidence
which could give.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02

NoswIcn Conn, May 25th. I7I3.
Mr-rs 4 Co-Gent TIL. present will inform you II
family about ID years o and who has Tor the last yeaf been
troubled with -er1fuou- d--asr, called scaled
bead reuu which EXTENDED the whole
bead attended continual discharge of thick
shaved whole About
safnIaua after which her head began
and has continued healing nearly
cured Her general health continues good and unpleasant ynp
toms have resulted. MIR FANNY WISE,
DoweV street. Norwich
For Particulars advertisements this AMI city papers
Prepared md sold whoee and retail and Tor ctportaton by
s. bshNbs CO. Druggist and Chemists Granite Buildings
1e'nin Richmond Duva co.. Petersburg. Roier Ande
Norfolk ST. 4. by Druggists generally IN
principal the a. statcs-rnce 800 pr BOTTLE bottles
trf s. aug
J Tho earliest records Grrcan History morn u.s. that the
Temple Gods public
VISION of l then rSnr legislature, puct appointed
o.. Curator such documents whose duty
ouy Them ut n ie Of an and
O. Dr. ready laj willing a times Co enrol and eNpOund these
accumulated rCcofis public experience with lessen The
RI human misery. Thus established sor NJ Savings
HfUs uf Health where to public might dcfnse r written
'l e anil aianaFc q that public whence The inoH
II benefit ~ u p0stcfiy. The Paths
H History ttHise informs HAT with certain nations vas Tho
custom n 'fe trir sck written etpoSon n their cases
r lH. rrr AMI market places, DO ue hope that
7an coming from aar who bad seen of suffered nm
Goo II dsaea might afford them relief W communicating e
efs through which hoy themselves had arrived az The long
. ..f.Ild nf irIf ~ heaut"
&c. HARLEY professionally consulted ~ s residence Locust
hsy l diseases from mpury u le Blood scrofi
ir1'rri rsl md Improperly treated o Syphilis elect
structure NJ Tho eflo which Dr. w. ls entire aiien
tom vlnur.fa bnefa space Of ume ne The citcun
slursn Ie allow make charge for medicine
/ wW
M. AUCTION CAFD,-Tbp ale II Mr. Charles
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02

Leaving d balance unproyided for of


Now it will be- observed tat what you and your friends
pleased call ho wa-teful uud cxtbyagnnt expenses
and puatons Of the called session tot included n
the above statement, but that independent Of them, whether
Iusihabe not they bound By tho most solemn ob
CATIONS raise and above 90 o. from ever
quarter rit bend provided Tor during the year b. your
party, The enormous of Than rwEsry ForR
q uALF Nilu0ys How this 10 be- paid but by borrow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02

lord Jane. stser. c. Watson. WIN Burton p. d. MeKi,
ney >: M ShPpan Jr, ID. Z. Randolph Norman stows,,
~ N Stewart. T. G. Wills. Jas Fisher, IT, j. H. Gran, n
Rutherford. J. Fisher & Son. T. M Drew uoh., -
Ford. Woodson. Temple Gwathnl.y J. lone. n p.a'
lord, !; HpesSn Scott, NJ. H. Preston. J. a. Garland
J. Adkins r. Jones, q. Hutchison r. tv s,hn.y W.
Wallace, WIN. Haxull John X. TripIett & son K.,, Gu '
ke & Co. James Caskie, J. X. Kerr Caper,or q c
Men. Ch'Ppard H. Eusiaee, re. Williamson, X. h
fiSHai H. W. lisSul, ]. b. Robinson, J. Hildrcth A. "
Nolung, j. w. Pegram, G.. wstson, q. Jarvis d n Ar
bo'' r. Bearley, J: Gill, w. H. Lueke, C. Palmer d,
J. q Cane a;on - s, Iavon Worih1m, MeGruder & Co..
wicker. WIN Sands, II. Myers, A. Duval & Co Jobn N
Tompkins, T. Mayo. ~ '''" IL
subscribe my name to the foregoing r.n,.s.n,.,;
with great peasure-and do most heartily unc I'm h ~
quest that Mr. Read may bcretnincd in Office as useful
intelligent and faithful public officer. ''''"''
RIO. C. SCOTT.
Capt. CLAIBORNE has the pleasure to say that the ,so
last little boxes for the Western Asylum ,yor 81
overflowng although tho Corporal of tho ST.. 11u
hnquen'' from the Tyler Grippe and otherwise .;,,,
OUT OF sorts also the smallest half of the Editor. 81 H.
compiler from the same but the Editor of tho WI
''o'' ""n made up for his brother Editors, ,eln
gu'ncy Much thanks arc due to Mr.. Peter Bernard
Ior generous supply Of Southern Literary Mes.on,
Last hough not least, four Tracts from Miss -
aprecious l.. b.. IT..
aai many gem, Of purcst rays serene
my ~" uarA uniathomd caves of ocean bear.
run many Hover is born TO blush uns,cn
ana waste It's sweetness the desert mir
The Ladies' "bless their gentle hearts ."-souo If ,h
former CONFERENCE.-The delinquents, and presume have
not recovered from the weeks celebration of Indo
so the Washington Rihemen and Fredericksburg ;lI
have some sin to answer for. From the new reu,, Of ,h
little Box via Scottsvle will be closed after ,h. vel
on Tuesdays instead of Saturdays.
The annexed is of n letter from the worthy
Superintendent Of the Western Asylum -
"WIsTIRS AsYLuN, July 9th. lsl3
my dear Sri have but n moment 10 saw ,o y,' H.
your mails have continued arrive with ms much rrgn
my as under the circumstances, could be expeetodnnd
ha' oy 'helr contents our numerous household are daily
eheered, instructed and amused BE assured thai we &
them far above their eeunary value and would
obstacle which should interrupt their frequent arrival
amy affecting seriously the moral department of the in
s''uton The last Box contained besides many inere,n
papers several valuable packages up of back numbers
OF the Southern Literary Messenger These will be of pey
mdnenf use as they will be placed our Library and Div
EN- out as other books. The consderaic and benevolent
donor has our hearty thanks for his goodness.
"FRAS. Il. STRIBIINc"'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02

Yesterday morning. August ist half past O'Clock Mr.
MAhIhA BuSslEuN. eonsor OF Mr. Louis Hosseut IN her
18th year The friends AM relatives family ne re 80
attend her funeral this O'Clock without further pie
Al The residence Of her brother Hanover county ON Friday
ui a'ef long and severe illness, Miss ELIZABETH
ana Devoted mhe Of III" Methodist Episcopal Church in this city
ana mas e many Kind friends aud relatives loss
ON Monday morning as, CIIAs ADAMS aged >, mop,,..o
OF Thomas A. Rust. ''''' WI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02
Custom House. RemornLs.

The publication OF the remonsrance against the removal
OF Messrs Read K Haley fixes the brand Of alsehood on
the charge of the Secretary of the Treasury that the public
interest would be promoted by the those gentle
men, The remonstrance is signed by persons both par
ueshnd documen, could he respectfully signed in
the city of Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02
Very respectfully, your fellow citizen,
~
Late inspector of the custom. for the Di.et Of Richmond

The Undersigned citizens Of the city Of Richmond, having
heard deemed by the Secretary Of the eau-
~ pronoyc Of the public interest ~ their respected
ieluw-citZen Mr.. George b. Read from the Office Of De
putty Collector and Inspector OF the Customs At this city, beg
leave respectfully suggest his EKcelency the Pre-
dent OF the United States that the information upon which
such an opinion has formed by the Department,
not be correct Mr.. Reed has been IN the office he
now occupies for % yoars, during tho whole Of which
period be- Inns faithfully performed s duties and from his
known probiy experience, aud business capacity
we'll satisfied that better officer, for the duties assigned
him could not be- found within the limits Of this Common
wealth. They, therefore, respectfully remonsate against
his removal
sgned-James Cry, r. j. Deano, Geo. H. Tompkins,
WIN Anderson IT,, X. r.. Daniel Archd Thomas, w. T..
Wilson, j. o. James, Henry l.. Brooke, An. ID. Clifford,
r. w. Haxail, g. a. Hodges Chns Howard, I'd. H. Car.
michael John G.. Blair, VIM. Sinon John Lester Sam W..
Price VIM Dean, Sampson Jones' y. Sudc, VIM. Breeder,
A. Crensbay A. NJ Bailey, ]. -. Peter, Thos u. bud.
Turner e. Coz John a. Hicks, Waller ID. Bai, John Kas-
kio Fleming James, /. 4. Goddn, WIN. Alison Richard
Fox Thomas Giles s. G.. Grconhow, Dunlop Moncuro, IT,,
H. W. & j. Fry & Co, a. Pcnsunts Sam J. Blair, Jas.
Evans. Blair Burwal, jacob Hail. w r. Butler & Coz l..
NunnaIy Richard Archer, ID. W. Carter WIN. =. Taylor,
j. g. Vass Alex. Archer, Shields Somorylo VI. Trokes,
W. A. Pattcson. j. Thomas IT,, Rlch'd Hall, Jr Thomas
Rcho Ir !. a. Chovalo, Poachy Y. Grattan, John A.
Pitcher Thoo Robinson, Thos. A. Rust, Maupn, ], ~
Weed r. s. Massc, Webb, Bacon & Co., r.. T., James,
h. Riddick, J. ". Montgomery, $. II. Myers, Van Lew,
Smith g. Co., Alvey s. Lipsoomb, Judah Myers & Co., J.
g. Brooks, G. &. HUDSON Thos. Crouch G. $ Gay, Sam
Marx ID. VI. Branch Z. G.. Sanard, j. Robinson, w. y.
Archer X. Hamilton, Matthew Huston r. X. Duval, JOS
Mayo, a. Robilson, John Williams a. H. Rutherford,
d. Quarles j. j. BniOrd g. Co.. a. II. Drewry ]. u. Fer.
qu-on, it, J. ]. London, d. ". London, ]. Wlngham
Lewis Fills, w. Jenkins, c. Whitfield, s. l. Crump, Geo
Bassot, r. b. Dcauo, J X. H. Cuboll, Darlington, Gibson
/ & Thornton, Chos. Workman, Wade w. Woodbridge Ino
A. Lancaster, l.. ID. Cronshaw, John Wombe, c. o. sa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02
CANAL COMMERCE.
July
ARRIVED,

Canal Boat Enterprise, w. ]. Rakcs master with 81 tons
mdae from ~ Market to A. T. Harris j. jones' paving
Sl3l IS toll. '''s
fYng Lucy j. X. Station master. with IS Ii tons mdze
from Lynchburg, TO L. Preston & Co.. l.. d. Cronshavy g.
Co.. Frys & Co, Dibrell, Ii. Il Co, X. Gwathmoy l.. T.
Slater and Allison & Watt; paying 1922 06 toll.
Virginia, w. I. Minor, MASTER 800 tons mdze from
Lynchburg to Dibrel II. * Co., Ludlam p. & Co.. John
Jones, L. d. Crenshnw 4 Co. and c. & Crump; paying
1921 O7 toll.
Exchange, ID. Bland, master with ~ tons mdze from
ScottsviIIe to tIys & Co; paving Sil As toll.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02

lag money upon the sr,di of the Government OF quida
ins the accounts by giving notes. that is issuing
notes interest. the example
predecessors, and only uthahe BY the urgent
sity Of the Can any other plan be devised Was
thero any alternative lett TO the Wings but 20 take this
course the credit Of their Government utterly ruin
ed Such party had difficulty in choosing be-
iween hSse hard alternatives so they raised the
money by loan aud issued treasury for su
heieni satisfy pressing demands and keep the Go
Ncrnment in motion until they had time to make wi.
ser regulations for And in that way the eli
abilities, the accounts and appropriations, settled
by bonds and nOtes, and these constitute the public
debt 80 it only change in but in substance
Now, sir, as an honest man, Who rcspon
sihc the people for the Of the public dcbti-he
Wings who borrowed aud applied the money, the
Democrats who created the debts which the money was
applied But II may be said that the whole amount OF
Your debit required be paid the 6st year That
Is very true but still 1t does affect the question for
still subsisng debt falling upon and crppng the opera
ton ct the year.
The unoXpondcd appropriations at the close Of the year
1910 was IL. 365. SIS
Do do lSil " 1i,2lO.S6i
These facts appear in Senate doc Is page OF last
sion by this will be that less balance by upwards
OF million the year 1872 thsn that which
cast upon the year lSil from 1910. Yet what did
pay IN II came upon with interest IN 1912.
IL will be borne mind that all the laws and regulations
o oy the other party, compromise act and all, continued
unusibed, until the tsr OF Si2 passed IN August except
the tr ON iuNurcs passed the extra session which aided
your laws and enhanced the estimated least
three millions except also the distribution act for part
81 the year, by which less than million diverted
from the National Treasury" aud distributed among the
States.
What now becomes OF the assertion that your party left
means sufficient 10 their appropriations for the year
loili lou should indulge in general remarks OF
tins Kind on acontroverted point without giving proof. IL
Is INJURIOUS to your character with of But
was bold enough Ia state III other letter. that instead Of
the public income OF ISL being sufficient pay oil the
Liabilities lett by Mr.. Van Buren, including Of the
appropriations Just made by him for the expenses Of
that year, that the whole from all sources land
money ami all for the lS4l and 1872 would pay
the democratic debt existing on 18th March. isIl.
now proceed TO make this charge good, by vague
assertion, but by indubtabc evidence.
Amount liabilities ON lth March iStl, As before
csash shown above. SlslslSI2
l-ti. The whn.e including hon
hanl a. shown above I3s69OSJ
l-i2, First quarters
i-lS, revenue from
toms, land, and all other
sources, Senate Doc.
ID Sos .. I, s.731s1i
Two LAST quarters
lsis, sen doc No.
IS hst Sos. p
fom
TOMS 6.IgIss7
Reeve ul
Iut other
hot this
hUcut. thss-
quarters but say
they
first
Whsch too hsh. -Sq,lIS
7,isI.Os2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02

u The Philadelphia papers publish testimony, which
tends TO convict th, present Secretary of War Of ehood
The testimony relates the eligibility Of his nephew ne
Sheriff Of Philadelphia County.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS

We have received from Mr.. J. w. RAYDoLFu, the 10Th
Part OF MurTdys encyclopedia and sam Slick in En-.
gland fair set-ofi to Dickens for circulation.
From Messrs. Smith, Drinker & Manifestation
from the Writings Of Mrs. DaDidson," with Preface by
Miss Scdgwick.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02
CONTESTED ELECTION.

Mr. Bolts was prevented by indsposton and the inclem
oncy of the weather from attending athe CITY Hall on Mon
day. as was his intention, but he will commence this morn
ing at 10 o'clock and earnestly hoped that those whose
votes have been disputed will attend and establish their
right to without further notice. Mr. b. will continue
throughout the week to take dispositions
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02
S3S.l23.5l2

THIRTY EIGHT MILLION oSE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THREE
THOUSAND HUNDRED DoLLABs thrown upon
the Wings with the government le 4th March lS4l
Now am you wilno deny this and have been par.
cuar in referring YOU prooiAat you may satisfy yourself
and detect II any there be. am Won will
any thing your friend T. Smith has certified ia
2sl the paina OF Congress But youwee bold aud
reckless enough TO IN your reply my former commu-
ncaon that your party left the pay the appro.
prauon made by them Tor lsll and the other liabilities
which tie wings inherited from ihem bIi you rely upon
naked assertions and produce proof Tins have before
end do now most positively deny. So We az issue
this point also. Then let law aud
NY What did you leave and discharge
this heavy load OF debr Why you say there cash
hand and all the duties from imports and the proceeds OF
the sales Of the public lands coming during the year
ISL. That Is all true and very good far goes
But suppose oil this ia far short Of raising the amount
CURED, and bound 10 borrow money and give
bonds on time and issue treasury notes, that H.
bonds and pTJmsOry the balance after applying
all the means provided by you Of your ani and land
laws and these bonds and constitute se public debt
then tell me who responsible for that debt You
20 upon the idea that the Wings borrowed the money
and gave the bonds OF the Government for IT, and issued
the treasury which items make the addition Ut
near ~ millions 90 the public debt proper or the public debt
the technical language Of Smith aud Johnson that they
responsible and chargeabe with wascc gaucc
though they may have applied the money hus borrow
cd and the notes issued the discharge Of the debt cast
upon them by Van Buren, But tn honest people wall laugh
at your absurdy the question barely stated 20
them.
Then Iotus what means you actually provided.
our fayore treasury officer +. l.. Smith, you wI
sec in that most useful and honest document 2- dock 90 10
more says there cash the Treasury, the
9Th March 1871. $3.50 ,Ojj Hero The receipts
into the treasury from all under the laws a hy yJI,
except ca-ury notes. according report Of Secretary of
Treasury m1de Goth Feb 1871, the OF the Eiua1-
cc, 10. doc. No. L. for three quarters tlat year,
that IS from ls Jan. 10 lst Oct ISL S2.J5, ~
VIZ. From Customs l0,-i1,5jl
" Land Sales, i,lni,OGb
Miscellaneous sources yj,6yl
From Bond OF &. : Bank GG2Oi9
From Banks which filled
30 1887, 5ll2t
But by House Doc. No of EXim SEES
sIou % @i. be az page there
ce.ved and expended oi that sum between
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02
MiSSiSSipDfl


The Editor of the New Orleans Tropic-a native
of Mississippi, throws light upon the condition of
parties III this degraded Commonwealth. Missis-
sipp is the only Southern State-wc are not certain
but that it is the only State-wherc there are no
restrictions the right of suffrage and where all
the officers of the Govcrnmcnt-LegiSI0tire, En-
ccutire, and judicial, directly elected by the
people. 1t comes as nearly, as is possible in the
nature fittings, to pure Democracy. Every thing
is managed by the peoplc-and every man stands
upon footing OF equality with every other. There
is no distinction between the good and the bad
the worthy and the worthcss;-all are alike sove-
reign, and the vagabondc to-day upon its shores
by the father of rivers, exerts an equal influence
in the political destinies of the State as the Oldest
and most respected inhabitant.
And yet with the "argest liberty" in full prac-
teal operation, she is the first and only State which
has set aside the first principles of common homes
ty, and rcpudiatcd her solemn obligations. The
next step which the 'largest liberty will take, will
be to declare that there arc no rights of property
and one man shall not have more than another.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02

Leaving to be applied TO Democratic
debt
TO which the receipts from an sources
during the 4thquauer IS 10 be added. But
10 must be- borne in mind that the Wing %
uf IN luzIucs, -ilks, wines &c. prssrd
attIo called session was .n force, und came iu
Odd of tic receipts for that quarter.
In suid doc. so. H. 90 page ?, it will
be- seen that the Secretary Of tuo Treasury
estimated, t1at BE- cJ0iscirred, thlf there
would bc received from aIl sources except
Treasury note, and loan during tllt quarter,
viz from lst Oct % end of ih. wear lSil,
Making iJtll receipts with aid of Whp
Tariff from ith M1rch tl 3lst Dec, l-tl.
You will remember that the HtUgl &C.
ceipts Of the fourth and Isat quarter Of 1871,
ic'I far short Of inn above estimated amount,
md the proceeds Of the Whig Tariff Of the
| called .cs.ipn added largely 60 tic receipt.
Z of thltqu1uer. But ! will only deduct f.r
/ these courses sum which 'yey one "HY
I knows nry thing about 90 will 1grrc b. Orr
I short ui tIr tfuc amount
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02
Add~ ibis tho cash on bend

Soft app'ar 'hat nic Democratic party
when th'y went ont OF power l,.f mc,r
succo 1rs bound by legal and honorable
obligations 90 pay, as fully proved above, at
least
With means from every source oamount
az
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-02

ffD AUCTION CAHD,Gte -aie ~ Mr. Charles Becks stock n
Confectionery Fancy Goods Bakers Tools Store ftures &C. viii
take p1.e u.a "Wednesday morning. nj 10 o'elock
TvIops A. UEOTUEW. Auefa.