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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-08-31

BELMONT HOTEL BALLS we are delighted TO
hear that the next Ball to be given at the Belmont
Hotel, will take place on Wednesday next on
which occasion the band will be considerably
strengthened, and the ladies will certainly be not
less attractive and beautiful. II is pure and
healthy resort, and the additional attraction of this
ball. which will be free from the sufiocating impure
air Of city ball rooms, will draw together large
and fashionable company.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
From the Philadelphia GG-ette.
Death of Commodore Porter.

The following extrac, a relative of Com
modore Porter ntinope contains interesting
particulars of The
has been .or several feeble health. and
la,ev had been exceedingly frustrated On the 9th Feb
seized with attack of pleurisy and
rcadts which, after days of intense suffering,
fatally the Sd OF March, The letter proceeds
TO say:
ssThe poor Commodore is He died without
pain and a struggle exactly II meridian 10 the
last had to believe he wac sensible All That
could be done by the assiduods and attention
relieve him in his last moments done Nature was
exhausted and Judge by his tranquility, safely
that for hours previous TO his disease ne was m
sensible TO pain. He looks tranquil as If asleep,
and his shows he had been enduring
for the las five days He seemed TO have pesentment
for time past of his approaching fate for he often re-
peated thai he felt he would die by his last
will, Commodore Porter directed that his body should he
inferred at the loot of the flagstaff This will be ZONE
His body will be put a eaden coffin with of
send vessel of convey the the United
States, as il would very improper
since the property other hands. The morn
ing of the day he taken ill., he took long ride in the
carriage he had lately purchased. | went with him lie
appeared suffer much pain, and urged him in vain TO
home. The roads deep with mud, and as the
carriage rather heavy for the horses they obliged 10
stop twice for of BREATH and once fell still no
ordered coachman drive He leaned back his head
and groaned, suffering great pain, but uttered no
plant. On he completely exhausted, and
SUNDAY, March ).
deep grave has dug yards the nortlw ard
of the flagstaff il is lined aud foored with bricks floor
ing of oaken ads also laid down the effects
OF Will be three
of lead, made air tight, and hled with
walnut casing covered with black, with the letters d. T.
brass nails the lid, being found impossible have
silver place aved here In the will be placed
coffin in de stained black, in which the
will be deposited Invitations have been issued
all the diplomatic corps and the Americans here, for the
funeral ceremonies, but the weather is bad, fear the
attendance will be small.
MONDAY, March 9th. 3 P. NJ
The 1t attended by attaches of
aud all resident in Pera-
The ministers who pesen, themselves or who had
representatives, letters of coincidence After
the fneral the Americans present assembled and passed
the following resolutions: LIST. That they would wear
era pc space ID That letters of
dolence should be Mrs Porter. 3D. That copies of
resolutions should the Department of State
Mrs Porter and the family hero Signed by all the A
americans n PeIa.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
van Buren, Extravagance.

On the 4ih of March. IS41, when General
Harrison was inaugurated, the amount Of out
standing appropriations left nv Van Buren, Con-
gress S33, 429 GIG, inclusive Of five millione
Of Treasury notes. Tho Tariff was to sink in
June following TO twenty per cent. ad valorem.
The amount realized from customs and lands in
lS4l was bat $l5,S52 S4f. Thus was the gov-
eminent turned over to :he Wings, sndded with
this enormous debt. and with no existing provis-
ion for the payment of more than half Of it
Van Buren, had spent S23, FOG ,226, over and
bove the ordinary receipts from lands and GUS
toms, during his four years; and LETT the nppropri-
atoms, above mentioned a legacy TO be discharg
ed by the Wings. This now born zeal for econo-
my has como TO the locofocos several years toe
late TO create any faith in its sincerity. The &C.
tual reduction Of expenses, made by the 9th
Congress, ofends them The 2Sth. il the loco.
foco, and there is a fair prospect OF II, will BIO o.
bliged to stand it, abandon all their professions
Of economy, and 60 into their old game of squan-
derng. What Van Buren, Congress ever chained
down government extravaganza TO Tess than TWEEN
ty-fve millions for a year and hall? This has
been done by the Wings. We will sec how faith
fully :bese appropriations will be preserved by
their SUCCESSORS. The country will be much sur-
pised if il be doubled before the close Of their
term. If Tyler will give them the Offices, they
win take good care to provide the money. Tho
Wings having retired, will calmly observe tho
effects of The coalition. the incesfuous alliance OF
Arnold Ireachery with federal ocofocoism. The
offences Of the mongrei faction will be rank e.
nough BY 1914. TO consgn them 10 perpetual
banishment.--[ Portsmouth Tribune.
GREAT LoADs.-Yesterday took a note of 4
wagons loads which left the House Of SPRINGER
s. WHrTEMAN, loaded with goods for Columbus.
Mr.. David Shafer was the owner of the teams.
The wagons had six horses each, and their
wheels had broad tires. They were loaded with
sugar, molasses, and a variety Of groceries. Their
tonnage generally as follows
1,4OO lbs.
lO,sOO lbs.
10000 lbs.
10000 lbs
These four teams then carried 70 Columbus
bout t,renty tons of freight The poin, of this
fac, is. that without a good M'Adamized road
from here TO Columbus, they could not have
| rIed half this weight.
The reader can readily then Of what great
advantages these roads every kind OF
ade--Cincinnati Chronicle.
HORRIBLE "A man named Steele, a resident OF
Orange CO., n. c., lately had some difficulty with
his brother, and had raised his gun with the in
ien,ion Of shooting him, when his Mother ran be-
tween them at the moment Of firing, and received
the contents of the gun, which caused her death
! immediately
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
Mr.. Monroe,
Saws his inaugural address,

soar manufactures will likewise require the systematic
fostering government possessing do. all
materials. fruit of soil and industry.
ought depend in the degree have done the
supplies while thus dependent,
sudden of unsought and Unexpected cannot
=, the serious difflculties Ii rs
portsn the capital which nourshes our manufac-
should be domestic and its influence IN that case
stead of exhausting. may do i'll foreign lands, would
be e agriculture and other branch
~ industry; equally important il to prorIde home mar
set cr our raw Materials by extending the competition
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06

The Rocky Mounsd ins.--Mr. Thompson, the
Astronomer of the Hudson Bay Company, reports
that he found peaks between latitude 81 and DO
north. more than % 600 feet above the level of
the sea.-The latitude mentioned 10 much north
of the United States territory. The height Is
nearly equal TO ihat ii the Hifnainya mountains
Of ASA
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06

! STONE CurrING.-The Glasgow Herald gives
the following account Of new machine for stone
cutting.
"The stones puss through the machine a
long train Of carriages, each carriage having ono
stone fixed in 10 it. The cutting IS performed by
revolving wheels having tools fastened IN them.
The stones enter end OF the machine.
rough they come from the quarryman's pick.
aud at the other end come out he and polished
on tho surface. and Gu, sirai ght and square down
the sides. The stones dressed on Friday were
of the size Of ordinary Ashar. Eight OF them,
containing forty feet Of surface work, and thirty
feet of side hewIng passed out IN twenty minutes,
which is equal O the labor OF 100 men; but
the capacity Of the machine is for work two aud
half hines the breadth of this, and as il has al
ready dressed the broad work many times with
the same facility, it is equal. we are informed 10
800 men. The greatest difficulty in the way Of
preparing building stones by machinery, was pre-
sumed to be the preserving the corners and edges
unbroken and unhurt. This difficulty, however,
has been effectually obviated by this machine
The cost of this chine with the engine to drive
it, will vary from EiOO to f6OO.
A Streak of Luck.--An old French lady died
few weeks since in the parish of ST. Landry, La,
of general debility. few minutes before she
ceased TO breathe, she disclosed to her children,
who hung over her bed, that many years before
she had buried fourteen thousand dollars the
spot where her crib stood. Sure enough,
found as she stated.
The season ,riH be productire--An old farmer
of Worcester county says that IN the year 1855,
the held to the depth Of four fee, till the
Goth Of April 1t then suddenly thawed off and
summer came on directly; and no year within his
remembrance before since has equalled that for
productiveness. Taking that a precedent, wo
have abundant reason to antic pate fruitful SEN
son. TO compensate for the rigors of backward
spring the present year
Emigration immense emigration, fore-
told some weeks since, has commenced. The
packets have already, brought out many mechan-
ics Ia juno and July we may expect them hero
by thousands weekly. A largo body Of taiors,
painters aud clerks have had meetings in Lon
don; and appointed committees TO make arrange
men,s for their embarkation for the United States
and Cauada.-[N. Y. Express.
Mr.. Robert +. Hornor, good Wing, has been
removed from the office OF Postmaster at Prince.
ton, ~ j., and DIR. Berry, Locofoco put into his
place. Mr.. Horner's fault his inability
swerve from his political principles, in order to
save his office. II he had been moro plant, his
removal would not have been thought Of
~. S. Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06

AUBURN PRIsoS-The OF this prison will fall
short of its oy $4,000 S4e,
900. Il has formerly yielded net revenue Of $4,000.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06

Down WITH THE TARHF.-The Boston Mail saws
'sWe understand that "a. 900 900 yards
sold this city, Saturday, for Canton Market
in consequence of the late from tina, place.,
The fatal consequences of the whg tariff
reloping themselves side The influx of
be clearly traced Influence and hundred
thousan dollars worth of cloth going aItoge he
country, half round globe
taking dollars purchase with. protection
The country will be well nigh ruined by the
get ther down this whg
folly and iIliberaIiy.--Ot State Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
The other side,

s.FACTs FOR THE PEOPLE,''
In relation 10 .sProteetire IarG,' by "ildtanta'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-05-06
10 his message Of 1915, he says:

There is subject which with force
of Congress than consideration of
preserve and promote the manufacturer which
have sprung and attained araeled
United States during the period
European Uis sorce Of national independence and
reat aniotsly recommend therefore, to the prompt and
| constant g,lGrdtanslip Of Cgngress'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-21
SANDS SHRS1PIRILLI-
1'ASi IN relation 10 Important cures Q
~ ss - &C sssd's s~r>psnIs. 30 i.l 80 90


S ns 80 &C sssds s@n-spsnns. - ~ b =
Flor hs Nee Jerssy JssrnsL Apvii as 1913. ..'si
StNt~p rAksArARiLfA.--T h,t.r ~ A, ~.ys xyh,,-
o ""a isni.e- undoubsed testimony N. value az
h meinr W. w has ben srea sufferer f,r many ,s,r.
A. - wei known 10 most 90 ctis.n.l- h,hIv 80,
man and his statement l. fully to er,n tI. 80, ~,
has derived nom the u'e ~ sast. sa-aparia h. it ,,n
ting. -'' a'"niNf
Eiih,nSurows. Nsw JKsss, AMI =. ,s.,
With the moi hafeh gratitude "a As hi. ,oe,h ~
ING to you land wish the wloc worh N. ara, hs
SERVED no The use of sarapara. which coud ha, ~
nv year. ax" eonhdsnuy believe now H. -
man haN"h"sn afflicted with for yn,,s,,
OF Msnu years which Ia. spread from thai . 49,
Wh -hn" Two "t hr~s months Though rayas,. n, ~
eh moe iap'i within the last y~ars During liza, 49,.
nave mace use OF various rcfneics. hay, 1ili a.
nv" years ago put myself under treatment Of The e...
M lawson OF Nhany remaining i've week, he,n. ~
:" oy his wananrg i.n wots IN. -,
w'h- ha.inueh "a yct had when him. pat of ~
ou Returned without any From that ,h,. .
have u''i various advertised medicine. whs go,
without avail year ago upper Lip law AMI ur, , s'
We're inuey gone which almost fro,u
tbs food was necessary for About ,h,. ut
eject To restore appetite has stopped IL w.
has been in several and l.n man
e,ss blessing restore entirely health 30, s
onf wish you to make this public. wou be- ,d -, ~,
any ahed IN similar upon me in rl,,L,
IN ord'r :" witness III" truth of foregoing -,t,cn,
s 70 o'hrr instances wher. has been highly
ao mention that have been subject atae IL M ,., .'
mas snucS en me- Yours with esteem """h
txsst,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-21

SPLENDID STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
ATHROP. CHRISTIAN have received their entire
Stock OF staple aud Fancy Dry Goods
favorable and Will be soh bargains Anong may
he found the following
Fine and superhne Cloths all colours
Heavy Pilot and Beaver Cloths
DO Paris corded Diamond and Doesun Ca.simsT- great
bargains
Fine Wool Black Cashmere
Fine herino Toiinet Silk and Satin yeSiinSs
Lama Cloths. for Cloakngs
Drab. mixed blue and black Satin.ts q prices
Glasgow Jeans Cable ksrs-ys
Yorkshire kerseyS. Plaid Linseys
White, scarlet and yellow Fllnnes
Gauze and Welsh shrinking %
Prints, great variety, At {, TO- ~, nDI finer
Rich Striped MouSseaneS IS, ", Soc aud TO hn-r
Ofnbm Striped Chusans
Chameleon Brncades, Blk and Alpaca-
DO and vgateTsd do
Indiana Cloths, Tor CIoaks anl Dresses
Rich Rige Striped Silks, Dp Aruma DO do
Rich Gro de Royal do, BIN and blu. striped do
Blk Italian and Gro dc RhiHs
Hosiery. Gloves, Ribbons, Muslin Trimmings
Ashlnuon Iacrs Gimp Ffngrs many olSr desra-
be ARTICLES t1D mention. MI ~
a IOc G. LATIiROP CHRISTIAN A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-21
THousONIAN BOTANIC PRACTICE.
hR. T.. ID. ROBINSON cnn,inmn. a. g..

UaSoN.aN BOIANlC PRACTICE.
DR' r.. ID. ROBINSON continues TO offer his
Professional services those prefer III. BOTANIC,
rN'i" poct X I, graduate Of Medical Co!er, OF
o a devoted several years To the study OF MEDICINE SUR
' and other branches Science Of N.n.
s "o iuu courses OF Lectures upon subjects usually taught
MeheaI pS'Uons His experience diI
ing te last shNtS the
so'n aS pysepsa Liver Complaint Dropsy, Rheumatism
asthma seInulh Pts Spinal Affection Disea
peculiar !" Females I-cs the majority OF
o~ who have long been afflicted have dela Of getting
well be- uictols the botanic fctnes r..,ri
TO health
Persons residing At distance with Dr R. which
wi make greatly an their favour The personal.
" IL Eases Of MIDWIFERN-ehargc only $40
supply Of genuine Botanic Medicine sale whoeSal. and
2S-lms
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-21

TvuEr DEtu sSo xEDsctSE rroRx roR -c&sN-su<
~ sae>ebrt the of Coaary
esr~ 70 sss nee ,.., he I. .ans Ma .sw sad , seeh of
Drugs Mficine. and PAINTS
House thu tho>r n ell 20
cali prepared 10 EEL reduced price,. my s,ysn-s.
much is-s than any Drug Store In RichnsonL
Just received FUN s-soncn, Of Among
them he ouri the following tlunlne RED Rak
yellow nak Caster on "issh- article Rhuhar Jalap ipeeae
WHITE Ginger coveS Pepper Spice Nunsg- Oh varn
rerpenne Wh c1sad b had very low nj
the New Dug store at the street
afsw doors below the o Market a Gsnuns Prnep. Cigars
JOHN J. CRAwfORD.
&c !" APoheeary AMI Druggist
- ANiS' sARsArARIIIA-Ms.-Rs s,Sps--,:entleusn Al
~ though he considered
proofio the Justly cssrei celebrity invaluable prepa
ton OF SUBSTANTIALLY yet fos s benefit Ct fellow
feel bouni topfoeam the facfTom beng helpless
with disease which
much am now
quite recovered aud entirely ny riiE Use your sARsNPARI
la For ~" was unable right
anil ankle much swoinwhch
ter az" pss freely accompanied with violent itching aud burning
sensation deprive OF all blessing OF
Kind Providence. thankful TO say. m we'll.
With feelings Of gratitude wa I'm yoar ftcud
JAMES MCCONNELL.
% The above valuable preparation for by 81 A. SANTOS
Agent IN Norfolk, AMI uASNoR, WOOD CO.
~ss One door above the BELL Tavern
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-21
DAVID WHITEHEAD.
INV YoRK, April 90, isi,.


bstS-Ahhoush IL may be considered unnec...,,x r., -
10 aid another proof the Justly deserves, c.h,, ot ne
@ pSauos OF sar-aparla benefit of nv f,i
w """iu '" pfnclaim the facis-frin being r,c -,
s' Cripple with disease OF lower .,tt.i.-
@ H. p and feet distressing much as % rsndrr
49,. ia"'' ani INV quite recovered and .ni,.ix A..
"' Us OF your SaIsaTarila For year. was uu.e 49,, -,
snoe' anu the right foot and very much ,yc
which u's discharged water and pus -
chng an burning sensations deprive me az MI 80,
s'c w IN deair and supposed anpuaon would be
-. Ut great cures made by your saraparla resolve, ~
LIS ahnhci effort To regain hsaih-and now und., ,ss
OF ahnd Providence, am thankful to say am we'll WI,
sool Tor thus blessing the means WV e''' W @u
r.., JAMES MCCONNELL. No. 100 Greenwich =,
,n,s 49, e.uy at L. James Mcconnell called ON me and as,
a. y, ana ee and stated that Nv. of ,lsvrn ho,
:, saisaarilH perfect been err,c,,I WI,
gs oi "e warnicsi gratitude Me sand. I'm ,h, -, w
hs,h - .lne ro.denee in curing restoring him =,
49,. ~, va" ,, ceunea"' RIO JONES,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-21

4 HER LAND FOR 4ALE-Ths sntscficr BE- auihori.ed 10
- 81 Tract N Land n NJ county Prime William which
itfn peculiar -anf DO bought fr one fr nr d. In
vf sane r1ufan 100 COO Ut which se heavily tim
ieffi Nm oak md hrkD s irht ant much 800 scfes
p" 10 pfn llnd 10 gosd heart and there are about 100 acres
~ ""'"f ''ek LAM naly adapted ~ TIE growth ~ gn-
l~ hf r'nlu fouf excellent the buhngs which
q" e1nn0us. toiefsb@ ORDER lt forms an srcslen
ah - ''anfV hios md Tavern. The whns true j. under
90 ,frflsn ~ufe. Ie place satered and as healthy
nsani egNn H Vrgna This ilnf b. purchased N irue
4,N fllauln nada fof Wan Tine small
aAysnos u HosrEgsE Esisss-rs are slng in yrgn,
nn'f' 'hshss o. Investment seiion v be- mot win
~ e RoTTa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-21
Isss-rausseek.
II. X. WHITE AZ co.

FuMk ssh-efesrs supply rour
II Merchants thsr Gisa.
with fsoot.- shoes and Leather sfe-rs
70 al 81 s~ry having hand lreeivei BY
rom ihe Nofhsm AMI Eaem eie~ THE BEss' .sND MOST
ihffNsE sock that have public
which Canned he eNceu~d an the State
We wo0d h. happy ~ CoVSrRN Merchants woald
call and eamine our stock before purchasing shall
s"osi- upon the mos. advantageous
pn ro- having been purchased before advance
prices We shan he abb 10 I'LL them
great many aee Ne they be had of the msnue
Also on baud 5000 pair of Brogues -snsJssrs
suitable for plantation and factory hands for low for
puneinsl cust1snsr- o. X wHrrEk 60.
Manufacturers and D-s.u Retail Market Bridge
Richmond. Va. ~
BACON. wHlSkEY SC.
10000 Lbs. BACON SIDES ioo--
10 iihds do do
10 do sboud-r-
Is Rsrrel. Zeigeru ODD whi-key
IS Tons Lump Plaster. For sale BY
es-5t JDuN n TRIpI EFT a snS
NEW FALL GOODS.-whns, rel and yellow FLANNEL
v Negro Ro-c and Whitney Blankets
centeuen's Merino Shirts
Wor~tcd Hosiery and
ker-ys Kentucky Jeans AMI saunete
Cotton Hemp and Ingram Carpets
slk fringes
Velvet Ribbons
Bieachcd Sb.sings AMI Shirincs
Brown
Worsied dres- goods OF every description
Vt }. Il. CUNNINGHAM
&C 20 street sboekoc Hin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-21
GAYNOR. WOOD 4 GO.

We assure ihe patrons u The blc firm n OAHNOH LYEfI
sr fenis and The public generally that every eteron shall be
sf ~ ~ flv0fs pledge ourselves
~ sgp constantly hand fresh and selected stock Of Drgs
Ns'nfs fberras Dye stuff Paints Os Window Glass e.
Whrh we oe wo ale anil RETAIL reduced prices cash a.
a. Wonp 8si0nfn Orders The county viii ifhfiy eyo
s'd hi %, mot Fe attention rsf ~ nj times 10 The retail
Hsa afi pt,s-nrfNns INO. GAYNOR
" WOOD
~ 4 SANTOS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-21
PARRISH & BEAZLEY.

| CAREY STREET.
OFFER for sale, low for cash, the following ar
go Ssds Porto Rico Sugar
30 10 y. q Sugars
20 bose- Lowering dOubas Loaf sugar
- obi ,STsiSs tor rrv~'''Hs
IS tags Java Coffee
800 DO green IAguirs Coffee
iso Do 10 Havana conss
100 Sose- Crews csnDe-
so do rurpsntns soap
so packages Teas embracing all qualities
as IS sOse. har"e.' city MADE A'e-
100 sides ss,s Lsahs,
10 bib Fish OIL
$50 III. No neu Hsrrins.
bags Ginger
% 90 ssPps'
eercoas hes, Indigo
10000 .. Cotton Yarns. a, Factory pr.ce.
so do rooi.sap DO
20 do Letter
so dc- Cotton Lines
% do Bed Cords
IS kegs Powder
400 bags Shot assorted
! do Copperas
do Alum
$50 so,e- ssio Gas
100 10 I0Si2
$4,000 To- weSiem Bacon
10000 II. city cured and Tolis Bacon
100 do family Iierrings
so do No. do
90 boNes Tobacco, assorted qualities
$50 I'LL. oil Rye whiskey
~ do Common to
IS 10 y. r.
10 do Common GIN
10 DO Apple Brandy
10 DO old Peach Brandy
90 uerees domestic Brandy
) DO old Coguae 10
10 snail packages d.
80 bbl> = VI. Wins
10 DO Malaga do
= 10 OH Madeira
= DO Sherry Wine
100 nests iron bound Tabs
80 DO wood DO 10
IS packages Shoes and Hats
20 tons TredegaI and Country Iron. assorei
: do Hoop Iron. assorted
= do Mouid Boards
Al OF which viii be Sod low. for
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-21
DISSOLUTION.
IENHE CO-paTtncrshp Of GAN\OR a IYEII

Il '''i' ''I"l 'H'I7lhp ~ va 4NOh ~ III IslsIs
- ds.iyed IN ne stu inst by mutual
@ins o. 'n" accounts oi TIE ate being Coy
mr. BE- f'r uat s bu.ne- shoub be- speedily NJ
ps' taDff. m'f earnestly request indebted IN
M hrm. 10 make payment without delay
$50 GAYNOH
JNO J. t.YEfI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-21

GhINOR. n Richmond J. u. WOOD. late NJ Portsmouth
Vim acquired thorough tnpriyr The Ap1heeary busns In
M s hsffb's from Df. James t0is Druggist Frederir srgl
sni s. FANTpA Druggist. rorfs have lsoeinied n he
Drug afi Alhcruy busnrss cts. ai the az established
sand Tavern. under The fffp II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-21

4 fHEtP LAvD FOR SALE The mbse
" I'll I'LL ~ I.nI IN ~. .u...... IL I
HIHff HN . NUN
! y WOOD
~ 4 SANTOS

Having md ufnngsmen Msssrs Caynor Wood Co.
10 ifn buftfss iae PLEASURE IN Recommending tbsrn 10
~ ffsnds mi ne public ssnsrauy JNO D. LYFtI.