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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-12

FOR SALE-THE RACE BOAT WAVE which flor
speed and beauty Of model probably uneqgalled either
with six length thy-nin feet. Apply
80 WM CROLIUS, the Builder,
nc 6'sr 400 Water street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

high tariff am sorry that he saw fit to throw so much
of nationality in his short speech about repudaon
either squints at Assumption, or shows want OF QUE
regard for our national character, "f which am MOI
disposed to charge him. as il Is calculated TO make nf
impression upon the mind of the foreign reader maj
our national character is under disgrace That M.
W.bsier's remarks are loose ns to convey ths I'm
preston, all his candid readers must admit
"You will observe, that the first dress Mr. Webster
puts on the agculturas.s, fits to shaving he lives
within himself, and wants protection from Govern
ment, ave from volence-thus truly presenting Inc
entire independence OF the farmer-when he shortly
brings him forward beggar 10 Congress, 10 sad
die him with high protective rates OF tarit, so as
TO enable him TO live by the custom which the home
manufacturer will bring him. Gu, upon such It does
not deserve tbe title Of even sophistry What makes
the inequality between the ogrIcu,urnlsts and the
manufacturers much greater, is the very limited
amount Of manual labor which IS now employed
in manufactures. The improvement OF machine
~ being SO great to require but few hands
which have backs 10 clothe, or somachs 10 feed One
laboter in factory turning out more work with the dd
of machinery than perhaps twenty field laborers would
amount TO- and certainly they could not look with very
bright hopes upon the prospect that their daily ianor
vas 10 be advanced in value by the increased demand
for breadstufs and the like to support that single $40
mach unon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

In the year Of the shortest crop the proportion con
sumed here was fifth only, and during the past
year, oneeighth, II per cent only consumed al
home Yet Mr.. Webster, az a statesman, asserts as "a
truth''-an "element OF political economy"-that one
third sold home, and that the price of that third
regulates the price Of the in the foreign market
Ii Mr. Webster chooses to tell such things to the far
mers he surely did not learn il in New York. as he
says he did that about The exports Of produce 10 Eng
land He states that "Englaud will not take wheat,
and "yet she anxious get it." That it is the duty
of the Government TO find market for produce. What
does Mr. Webster mean by 'the Government 1t is
generally understood in this country to mean the PEG
Pile. Mr.. Webster seems to imagine that Government
IS what it is represented in old books political Geo.
Monty, viz some mysterious power of divine origin,
without which there would be no trade aud happiness
This divine power must, seems, furnish home mar
kel and yet every body rejoice at the large trade
opened abroad by the reduction of the English tariff,
which Mr. Webster says will benefit the English Peo
pie. If that is also "a TRUTH" why not benefit the
American people in the same way by corresponding
reduction of the u S. tariff,
Again, MIR. Webster states as follows:
1--WE do not carry -four to Brazil, nor bring our
coffee from Cuba. 1t is done for US, and have found
It impossible to raise the country TO Of the I'M
portance of this great injustice"
/ The singularty OF this statement is remarkable, and
the best TO it is the following table from the
Cuba official returns for IS42:
IMPORTS AND ExPoRrs AT HAvASA FROM AND TO TUE
4 USlTEp STATEs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
RIcuMuNn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .. lsla.

RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~, 1873.
Toa.cro-Rereipts diminished Lmgs s. 81 leaf
-. fine manufacturing, % ~ in quality.
FLocR-Sew Country, 81 6i ai Old, sales; CITY Mis-
$3.50
Wusar-Du - to 90 cts according quality, order, &c.
CoRS-50 cents.
Mg,.-6D cents.
O,r.-a5 n 30 cents, from vessels and Depot.
PLasrga-l.nmp, 81 e.! n 3 al wharf, on Basin, 4.
LrME-Si 2l.
sALI-sI Gal by the CARGO in store, 81 10 a 80.
IHos-Tedesar s90 swedes, 81 50; County, 10; pig, 25 3
N,ls-ta 81 cents.
Fr.H-Heuinss, new cut, 81 81 IS, for MOL.
Shad, 4" 5n
Brrrrn-Ftkin a 10 cents; fresh roll 10 Is cents.
Sno.R-N Orleans 81 9; r Rico, 50 IS ST. Croix 775aS
CorrEg-Iaguira 81 a cents Rio, ga 9 CENTS
Tg,-t0 l0D cents.
Orleans 80 80 cents; Porto Rico 30 SO cts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

ELEcTIoNs.-The General Election of Georgia wal
yesterday for Maryland will be tomorrow for The
State of Ohio, Tuesday next
MAINE Anderson, (Democrat,) is certainly elected
Governor. His majority over Robinson, (WhigD a
least 10000 and all the field, Robinson, Apple
ton the Aboitionst, and scattering, 900 THREE
Democratic members Of Congress said TO be elected
No Wing The Senate of the State will stand, twenty.
eight Democrats TO three Federa!,ss. In the House,
the Democrats at least two 10 one Yet in 1910, The
Wing majority for President was al. Another Rap
for RIP Raps,
New ORLEANS Genois, (Democrat,) is elected Re
corder of the first Municipality, over Cruzat, (WhsD
by Democratic majority of ls3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
ALEXANDER DUvAL Il CO.,

Dealers IN Drugs, .Nedtf'nes, Lhemseals' Fd'nts,
OILS, DyestgEs, E,ndoio Glass, 4e
y now receiving in Store, their Fa supply of
A DRUGS, DYES, &C.,
they offer cash acceptances and on the
credit punctua customsts-cohprishg III part o ~
lowing in quantities 10 sui pdrchaseIs;-
30 barrels No. Castor Oil hhds superior Nader
m S,rrr, Epsom Salts 20 barrels Copperas-green
100 ounces Suphale Qunine 81 barrels Loswood
100 lbs. tn key Opium 20 barrels Alum ,,,,,, -,
6 barrels Alcohol 400 Kegs Ie"is's WI i>e""'
5000 lbs White Lead-dry In Oil ~,
is bes Spirit, Turpentine Is barrels iinseeu ~ ,y,,,
10 barrels Lard Oil hhds. sneIin ; pa ~
10 barrels Span. Brown 5 barrel, teie.i ~
a5 gr. Golshs Matches 2i00 lbs LaHpo'a'A a.,
900 lbs. hest Indigo &c
WINDOW GLASS n,,
Nica brand which they recommend 10 buu
~ ra;es and onss wanting article togeiher WIN
a as.ormen nj surgical Instruments, Patent Medicines
Peunry Fancy Articles &C. q and shining orders
NJ b.--farlcuiat a''NF ALEX. DUVAl. & 20,
On the Ruins of she Eagle Hotel
Main street, Richmond, Virginia:
20-tlN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

We are happy to that spring is given 10
the business of Richmond. new food time of pros
perity is, trust, to set in upon beautiful city
Several and handsome stores are opening the
main is Frightening up with renovated splendor-
and be seen by reference to our advertising co
lumns the Fall and Winter goods of every description,
with which our merchants have supplied themselves,
in extent and variety, can be surpassed BY but few
cities on the continent. More anon upon this welcome
theme We shnl copy some, If no, all of the articles
from the Compiler, the moment we can meet with a
day Of grace from the turmoils of politics.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

E is instantly receiving from the celebrated ma
nufctory of Nunns Clark, New York, elegant ana pam
Piano Fortes possessing atv improvements and that
deicacy of touch and otone peculiar TO their ma
nufacture. ,,;.
Also large assortment OF Musical Instruments and Musca
Merchandise in general.
Fores repaired tuned let on hire and taken In
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection of Music offered for sale IN ths
State NAV be selected FROM the Of the subscriber VIII IS
enabled sell the Philadelphia and New YORK wholesale
aud retail prices. . - -
Those purchasing sell again Will he furnished upon better
'e'" ~ '' ~ 49, P II. TAYLOR,
lana p;ono Fort, and Nm sir Sare opposite tke Banks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

FALII SIUIK-IoFD
p X WHITE * co.
THE subscribers ready to supply county n ana
h ROOTS SHOES and LEATHER IF edr"ty and quail
M and a. an prices having hand received by recent arrivals
H. No,thern md Eastern ces the best and most rtensire
stock That have offered the public, and which cannot
be eacrlled in the State. ,,,a
cal, and FAMINE our stock before purchasing we shall oe
thr I'M goods upon the advantageous terms
Gods been purchased before the recent adraaee IN
rrres e shall be able them the lowest rates. ana
rya nany articles ms low they be had OF the manu-
fdetnrers themselves - - ,,
Also ON hand five thousand pair of Bosucs OF our orn manu-
fneure suitable for plantation and factory hands 90
J"'A''' ' p X WHITE & CO.,
Manufacturers aud Dealers,
Wholesale and Retail, Market Bridge Richmond va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

appropriate 7pponmnt-Bela Badger, motto rous lpc
layer has been appointed the delegate To the Wing Nai"na ton
ventinn The 3rd Congressional District Philadelphia
sponden Of the ~ Y Tribune remarks lad
ger Is "for Clay all the way through" Of this not
doub-kindfed SPIRITS love fellowshp-Aibany .7rgus.
Enp.de Hercules This is one Of the first appoint
menls made to The Wing Clay Convention-and this
from the City OF Philadelphia land he one Of the
notorious ppe.loyers in the I1nion We see from
this first step, how far The Wings are determined 10
20 in e!ectng their candidate of 1914.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
Marriages..

Married Second Baptist Church. on the 2-tn n f"e
bcr is Rev E. L. MagoOn Mr. ALEXANDER CowE, 10 DIS. AZ"
sss Lum,pEN all Of this city
Married. on Wednesday evening the 9Th Sept, by I'VE hes
Resell n Foster Mr ]. HARrEE, of DhVil's Dhwih
die IL Miss Ass ~ of Greenfield, Naoway county, daughter
Mr Jenkins Clark.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
WIN. ALLEN,
DR.3P Err Il " u r. IL o

DRAPER Y.YD T.AILOR,
rs receiving by New York packets his FALL ana WIN
/ TER GOODS. comprising general -ortnient oil tlohs
Cashmere Vesincs Merno Embarrassing for gentlemen,
Gloves Scarf Cravais Shirts linen and cotton liandkrrche
&C. &C; indeed every article necessary Tor sehe"a'
wardrobe. ,,,a
The above Goods selected by him person. and the
crpa.c taken the selection; he Is the
confident that they have only TO be examined 10 give a''
faction. ,. =. -. ..,
He j. prepared all orders for clothing IN the "sl
fashionable manner and will accommodate his prices TO the tunes
and circumstances. 10 ~,
Sent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

HATS HATS! HATS
DECEIVED this day. Sch nclhng, full assortment oi
IL those beautiful Short Napt. Beaver and Castor HAS, of the
fashions also, splendid lot OF gen'lsmens otter and
Seal skim also very gcnemens and boys Cloth and
Glazed Caps Of the latc approved New York fashions
all which offered for the lowest New York cash price,
NJ AMiDoN'S
Wholesale and Retail Hat and Cap Store,
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va, and
Wall street, corner of Nassau street, New York.
~ D. Country Merchants respectfully invited TO call and e1
anime nv Stock before purchasing elsewhere Is very
Co., q " 35-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
NEW HAIR DIV A RE ST 0 X E.

Nam NTfel, TtkcHFHONH, y a.
or before the 18th Of September shall open, IN e ne"
granite front buldng South side Main street, and doors
below the leading Mayos Bridge large and wen re-
lie cted assortment OF .a,
FOREIGN IND DOMESTIC HaRDHaRE, ,
n which we respectfully invite the attention OF Country meI
whose advanced by giving US cal be-
nurrhasing a. facilities for dong business VIM enable s
IL, sell ,lrm goods will compete n any oner
market. nio".Ai - 2.-vev
Spnt5 ot-Wo"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

NEW AND FASHIONABLE FALL GOODS.
have received aud opened uil supply m
i STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, comprising III par,
Plain and black figured Australian l.issers
Rich figured Chnsans, entirely new, for dresses
Plain and figured Alpaccas
New style Mouseline lie LANES
Rich feur- d black and colored Eolinnes
Figured Parisenes, good style
Rich Fall Prints, great variety
BLACK and blue black Bombazines
Fancy Neck Ties and Ilandkerclnefs
LADIES' SIN and worsled Nuts, great variety
Do black and white silk Hose
Do Shawls large assortment
Black and lace Wells
Lace Goods Caps and Wells
Iacps Edginr. and insertIngs-goOi assortment
V.snrs 'IuIonets Va!eneias and figured Cashmeres
a Irish LINENS in whole and half pieces of the most APP
proved makes. -
pIon white Can,lric Jaconet and Swiss muslns
slChar and SIX Binding, tH over coats
Woman CRAY and wGoien Comforts
Embroidered meiino Stafs, tor gentlemen
Sticks, Collars and Bos0ms, 49,,
Win a,ea variety goods all which will he sold low
IoNDoNS, WILlINGllAM & DREWk
.4j-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c, CHEAP.
NJ RANDOLPH
MAIN STREET, RIcHM'

MAIS STREET, RICHMOND,
UyAS on hand large assortment Of BOOKS, STATIONERY,
Ill FANCY GOODS MUSIC aad MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
which he will sell To COUNTRY MERCHANTS and Others on
reasonable terms.
J. W. X. has, in connection with ms bookstore,
A BISDERN;
and employipr the workmen those waning
Books Bound Blank Books made, that all WORK w" pe uohe
i'll first rate style. ~ ~
Aug oi-i-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

The General Democratic Convention Eighty nine
delegates to the General Democratic Convention, have
,lready been appointed, as follows:
For Van Buren-New York &c. Indiana IL; Maine
g. Missouri z; New Hampshire, (for State at arge) l
otal Ga.
For Calhoun-Sou,h Carolina 2, flor state at arge;)
Georgia 10; Maine Total Is.
For Internationally IL.
or these, the votes of Indiana, New York and Mis-
.ouri, ". B J Kentucky, q J and Georgia. (Cal;)
we're appointed by General Ticket-!u0bite Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

WING CONSISTENCY In 1910, the Democrats had
bitter or jealous enemy than Capt Stockton
of the Navy Although in the receipt of pay from the
Governmrnt the Wings thought tperfecly right, that
he should play the political gladiator, and strike, right
and left at the Democratic administration. .Nop, II
seems the Captain has changed his tune, is opposing
the Wings, and striving 10 promote Mr.. Tyler's snc-
cess, by speaking to Tyler conventions in New Jersey
This grossly wrong the Captain is no longer
Jrhig The broad mantle of Whiegery covers ia
multitude Of sns However grievous the offence, lei
it but be committed TO aid the Wing cause il is all
consecraed. Let The very thing happen 10 de
feat the Wings it is "fa, burglary" These Whiss
are indeed paragons Of consistency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANDATORY.
Cary street, three doors above The Columbian Hotel,
Richmond, Va.

II. ANTHONY still sell Hats at the following
y low prices:
Plain Russia or Brush Hats from 81 so S. silk Hats made
bodies proof from 50 30 50 50 Boys HATS
from 81 rs go Fur Caps from 81 sic; Geutlemens Cloth
Caps s. 3d. together with assortment OF Mems ana
Boys HAIR seaet and Glazed Caps black and drab DOL HAS
wholesale and retail Terms-Cash.
keeps during the Summer large assortment OF Leg
horn Leaf Straw and Willow Hats suitable for all ages
N.B.-Hats made TO order
January LIST, 1913. WY
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p K. WHITE * co -SKrr. l543

HOME MADE SHOES OF ALL KINDS.
TINE subscribers manufacturers az lides and gentlemen
Roots and shoes servants Shoes have on hanh n rir
make manufncuIins fun assortment ot
The above 10 which they would respectfully invite lhe attention
those want Of good article NJ lar price, ee " INCA
own or their servants wear , . - ,, :,
Ne wish to be encouraged this branch of our business and
with reference SERVANTS Shos particularly we would we
could persuade purchasers OF them Of the economy IN buying
6,s, r,c article such a. manufacture caclaed to render
pnod service which sell at nearly he same price d.
winch The brst Northern nork Is Sold
during the past Spring and Summer have been actively
in large quantity OF shoesheavy and light
kints-fr male and female servants out oil the best sek .
be procured and spared pains To turn out s rate
article 10 which would respectfully call heattennn OF ar
ers oSaccons others deng good shoes 1r ieh ser
NJ reasonable prices believing that If they VIII only give
them rrial Will find L" their interest To continue 10 p"i
'"a'' S"i ~ r. X. WHITE CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers.
~ ~ $500 3i-w.m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
Sept. l.


SCHOOL. BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, PAPER, &c.
- NTH, DRINkER NORRIS receiving their us'ial
- Fall supply of BOOKS AND STATIONERY County Mcf-
chants. dealing line of business will lind At our es'ahs-
mtnt we'll selected Stock Paper Bonnet Boards Ink ouls
Steel Pens Blank Books, &c, sc.
Blank Books viii made pattern M short notice
We are prepared 10 execute the line with which
~ 35-at
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Deaths.

Died in ST. John P. r. August Alb Mrs MORSE, 'ady o. lac
n,ed states Consul Norfolk, Val 9Th, Cora, dius-
ter Of the Consul.
Died Washington city, on Sunday Sept oath MRS s., san r.,
Az Josys wife r William Jones, Postmaster Of hl CITY,
and daughter Thomas Corchoan ESD, oil Geors-'o"
Died in this city, the morning Of the 2nd of October ns
AeG Mayo relict of the late Col John Mayo" III Tue e"
,r,r nj her age friends Of the family, and those oil D i
r Cale are respectfully invited TO attend her iuneai WI.
morning O'clock from her late residence at the corner IT
9Th and G. streets, without further Invitation. .
Mrs remarkable lady-d'stinsnsheh Tor w"
strength understandings the energy o T chafac1f Inc
nrc the refinement OF her ileis
She met DEATH of her ympathzins spectators remarked
with all Of Spartan mltfon, and win al Tie re-
srnatinn nf Christian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
A CARD
TO TILE REYERS OF BOOTS. SHOES TRINkS,

TO THE BUYERS or BOOIS, oHOEo, ihc.'h',
CARPET BAGS, VALLISES, &c &c.
IEXANDER III fourth door be1n The rams o. iae fMsM
n Hot. would resp .ctfy annonnce to MS emas anu
tile PUBLIC GENERALLY, that he now IN receipt o par,
of his Fall and Winter nk of Boots SHOES iru"Ns Cat
Bags vallisrs &C., &c carefully selected by hse, III ,e
Public that former period has he been able 70 onef
either regards quantity, quaiy W p., %
having Just received large, well seeced ana very a.
sortment of The manufacture OF MI pEs
TIEMEN,S MISSES, and BOYS BOOTS and SHOES; no Is
hett.r than prepared to manufacture an VI we
named articles in such manner rs TO give eho s ~,
Being fully satisfied that no hos- IN the Cy ~ WaRRTy pRI
offer equal To his in poini Oh - III;
CES QUALfTY-he, therefore, soIcits snare W .e p'
f,vor his patrons, thai EVERY EAfhoS VI" oe e"
render satisfaction. .
COUNTRY MERCHANTS vii find 10 their advantage to
call and look before purch ,sing el ewherr.
ALIEN ,NDER HILL, Bnot anu moe Deae'.
~ IA assorted Stock of BRou tS ot vey
superior quality manufactured by myscf away. on hano WHEN
public assured equal # nor SUPERIOR 10 any sou IN 'he
Cry n. ".nh'
s., 10 I2s-w3ml Wholesale and Retail.
TUE CHE.PEsT BOOT AND SHOE STORE in RICH
MOND kept by 5. A. SMITH, at The sign OF the ked
Boot Main street, opposite the end OF the Ola Market eorne
housa All wishing from ID to ~ per cent on
mined 10 sell cheaper any house in the ry for cash only
Her, LEI me give partial OF pcesIhe pest
made Boots from 81 so S. 50 best high Shoes
81 so; Boots footed In the D. 81 style AZ rom 81
eI An INV work material and workmanship and
staud ladies' thick sole walking Shoes al from Oh
cent. IN 81 3D made Slippers and ties from sd cent
10 81 2 Childen's Shoes 3 10 IS coarse boots Wae
nroof from al 50 3d. Brosans from e7t cents 10 3o ia
des leather Boos from 10 cts 10 81 o negro boeues
very chean and all other kinds in proportion invite a per
sons wishing Boots Shoes from one pan 70 our
thou sand give call, they VIII be wen paiu ioi e
trouble.
4Hon pS 5.ss a" the Red Red Root. 8. A. SMITH.
Richmond, August 25 ls43 oA-S1"'h'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

Mr. Whitney, the Lecturer on Elocuiion, has ar
rived in Richmond, and means to make his debut on
Friday Evening He comes forward under high GER
tifca,es Of for his qualifications The noble Art
of Oraory-one of the moving springs of public
opiniou in our glorious Republic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

600 REWARD FOR BURWELl.-Ran away from the sub
~ scrbe living in unenburs county, Virginia, SAT
Bridge, 3th Of September, Negro Man, named
Rure IS and 40 Of OF black complexion
grey hairs In his head, rather sunk about the temples
with long either the right left hand lie Is unable
10 strengthen the Of the little finger HIS voice is rather
hoase 10 II inches nigh, we'll bnilt and
tive He and int g.n He said 10 have papers
with him IN gel him work give twenty dollars for Bur-
WE'LL If delivered me. my residence, in Lunenhurg
RICHARD CROWDER,
Administrator of Ruth Crowdcr, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

letter from friend near the University OF Vir-
pnia informs u.s. that the institution is opening under
favorable prospects. From the number of students who
have already arrived, engaged rooms there will pro-
badly be 40 or so more than at the last session -
He further states that the Professors al their posts
ready 10 resume their dutes and among them the Fro
lessor of Law whose health, happy TO learn has
been. Of late, steadily improving.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
UNPRECEDENTED DIsPLAYi
OF SELECT DRY GOODS,

AT RETAIL. AND WHOLESALE
THE subscriber partial receipt n, this ;infand ~ Jew
i DAYS viii be- rniirel9 romroicd-ol me ME
TAIING GOODS that he has had the pleasure "i oHehe
his fiirnds aud the plhcthe whae purchased uhnet
which give confidence SAYING. that ~ poi OF
81 qua ty price, ey VIII h. found Ia compare a'of'oy
with any in this any other market IA our country
Til limits Will not permit oi m attempt
rnlmcrl,ion III be found embrace "arT- new anu
i''"0i ~ 49, THOMAS X. PRICE.
t,-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

-
~ Copartn-rslp under the style "f GILL. a SPlLMHN,
prnsecri rr business OF Merchant Taors IN al ts
most The Senior partner has returned
Northern markets with raren selected stock "i the
Cloths of which imported for them by hm,c' oil
highest standing Judgment aud knowledge OF Cl tbs
The nf both partnet> aFd satisfactory euaN
public that all wl h. made 10 please, Il, wen
the quality tlr material and wGhInanSp Ihrh
best houses ~ the country DEMAND
'nahle in all Respects call from their friends ana the pun
lie respectfully snct.d old stand Of Peter SplmlnS,
and n, NJ door 10 Vim Mitchell. BEVERLEY I. GILL,
PETER SPtLMAN, Jr.
Son, II 37-2awlm