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, 1843-05-13

TREASURY NoTEs.-The Secretary
of the Treasury gives notice in the
Madisonian,s of Saturday 29,h ult.,
that the Department is ready to re-
deem all the Treasury notes of the
Unites States not heretofore issued
bearing date on or before the LIST of
July. 1912, and which shall become
due before the 3Oth az June, 1S43.
and that, according to the provisions
Of different acts of Congress, interest
upon all the notes as above described
will cease on the 3Oth of June next.
The notes are TO be redeemed in mon
ey at the United States repositories
in New York or Washington.
, 1843-05-13

There is something SO irresistably
winning in a well intended compliment
that We are quite sure our readers on
looking over the introduction to Justices
article in to-day's paper, will excuse our
weakness in consenting TO admit another
of his long yarns. We dislike at any
time TO admit articles that have no posi-
ble bearing upon the public interest; and
more particularly do we dislike to pub
lish those Of a personal nature. Here
are nearly six columns Of abuse hurled
against Mr.. Edwards-and for what?
Why, simply because he (indiscreetly
perhaps, and not criminally) made some
allusion in his statement of the finance
of the county to a remonstance Of some
portion of the citizens of the county
against the action Of the County Court in
relation TO the erection of the new Court
House. This we believe, is the head and
front of the Judges offence-and the
public can here see that some persons can
talk much and say but little after all.
, 1843-05-13

Col. R. Nj. JOHNSON arrived in st.
Louis on Monday last. He was well
coined to the city in an appropriate ad-
dress, to which he replied, reviewing
the events OF the last war at some length.
He adverted to his party relations, but
in a n calculated to win golden
opinions from all. Wherever this aged
and SCARED monument of The battle of the
Thames has yet shown himself, he has
received every demonstration of respect
to which his eminent military and civil
services could entitle him.
, 1843-08-19

Ill TEMPER" Ill temper! thou
troubled and harassing spirit, sent by
the enemy of mankind TO blast the
happiness of all who yield to thy In
nuence! who keepest more than half
of the human race within thy dark
and stormy dominions! What an a
bode Of pe,ce and love would this
earth be If hou vert extermlnated!
Villains and heir crimes only disturb
MS at times, asiempests obscure the
summer sky; bit when thou spread
est thy dusky Wings, the brightness
of the daily sun h lost, and the flow
ers that spring upin the thorny path
of life are bIightedunder thy baneful
shadow"
, 1843-08-19
Rates of Advertising,

One square, of Is lines or less, for the first
insertion 81; for each subsequent insertion ff.
ty cents. A reasonable deduction made to
those who advertise by the year.
Communications or advertisements Oft per-
sonal nature (when admissible will be charg-
ed double the usual rates, and payable ~invaria-
by in advance.
Z For announcing candidates, 50 each,
invariably in advance.
T Advertisements Except for yearly ndver-
~tisers.) should in all cases DO accompanied BY
written directions, as to the number of inser-
tons; i fnot, they will be published till forbid,
and payment exacted.
, 1843-08-19
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

The RADICAL is issued every Saturday morn
ing. at $3.50, if paid within six months, and
If payment be longer delayed. Three Dollars
will be exacted.
GTo a club Of Three or more subscribers,
Ii paid in adudnce,) Two Dollars.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid. except at the option ofthe Editors.
TPostmasters are authorized bv law 10 for.
ward money 10 newspaper publishers, free of
charge. All letters to the Editors, by mail,
must be PosT PAID.
, 1843-08-19
From the New York Mirror.
THE

The Colonel. such a creature!
met him at the Ball!
P,rfect in form and feature,
And SO divinely tall.
He praised my d,mplcd cheeks and curls,
While whirling through the dance.
And match'd me with the dark-ered girls
Of Italy and France.
lie said, in accents thrilling,
Love s boundlcss as the sea,
And I, dear maid, am willing,
To give up all for thee"
hoard Observation-Disclosures ask mamma
And then my eyes grew dim!
lie look'd--I said, ''mamma paPPa-
Id give up all for him!
My Governor is rich and old;
This we'll the Colonel knew;
Loves wings he said, when fring'd with gold
Are beautiful 10 view"
thought his b'haviour quite the ton,
Until | saw him stare,
When merely told-that-brother--John--
Observation-Disclosures.
Next day and the day after
l dressed for him in vain
Was moved to tears and laughter
He never CANT again!
Bat | have heard, for widow Dash
he bought the bridal ring
And he will wed her for her cash
The ugly. hateful thing!
, 1843-08-19

REPUprArIoNl N MIssrssIppr.-On the
subject Of reputation of the Union
ID Planters, Bank Bonds, Governor
tucker Of Mississippi says they were
made and sold sin perfect conformity
with the constitution. and that heyef:
right wiN and shall be paid By te ~
pie Of Mississippi"
Tell it in Gath! Publish it in the
streets of Ascalon! The Mississippi
bond holders are safe--the people Of
that State are determined 10 stand 10
the doctrine Of paying their oblga-
tons.
, 1843-08-19

Pitt was once canvassing for him
self-he came to a bIacksnith's shop.
"Sir," says he, "wiIl you favor me
with your vote ?"
"Mr. Pitt says the son # Vulcan,
81 admire your head, but d--n your
heart"
"Mr. Blacksmith" returned Pitt,
81 admire your candor, but d-n your
manners"
, 1843-08-19
Authorized Agents for the Radical.

HutioiiLCu aSchts u tht
l. N. BRYsoN & Co., Louisiana, Mo
A. MAsE. P. NJ. Frankfort, "
HI. T. KENT, P. NJ. GAINESVILLE, I"
c. E. PERKINS, P. NJ. Auburn, I"
j. H. BRITroS, Troy, I"
B. GIBSON, P. NJ. Paynesville, d"
Door. w. H. NrcKL1N, New Hope, /"
P. w. OVERLY, P. NJ. Shamrock, 4"
JOHN RAILS, New London, I"
A. HENDRIX, P. NJ. Spencerburg.
]. CnosrHEwAIr, jacksonville, "
w. T. BOND, P. NJ. Sugar Grove, /"
L. T. MUsIcK, Hickory Creek, /"
E. EMERSON, P. NJ. Louisville, d"
w. w. ADAMS, Marthasville, d"
FAINT & BRorHER, St. Charles, I"
Door. ]. ADAMS, Ashley, 1"
, 1843-08-19
Vol. II.fo. 4e.
ELECTORAuOTEs.

BY the new apfionment the
number Of electors o~President and
Vice President, chen by all the
States, will be 275, (Which 1873 are
necessary for a choid We give the
following comparati table Of The
number Of electoral les to which
each state is entitled, h by the new
and the old ratio.
, 1843-08-19

The Repsalers.-A new RepearAs,I
ISOLATION has been formed in PhilaA
delphia. by seceders from the old as
sociation, who withdrew on account
of difficulties arising out Of Mr.. O..
Counell's Interference in regard to
the slavery question. Elk Judge Do
ran has been elected President. 4
, 1843-08-19

Infuenza.--Letters from LonGon
speak OF the ~prevalencs Of this disease
there. Whole famalies were down.
1t appears to be the same as in his
country.
, 1843-08-19

How to Judge of men.--I weet an
individual man--how am ] to regard
him? In what degree shall | respect
him? His dress, his manners. all 7
see outwardly pleases me. But /
must know more of HIM. You tell
me he very weallhy--that he lives in
i splendid house-and fares sumptu-.
ously every day. So far so good.
Bet pay homage to none of these
things. | wish to know what claims
this man has upon my respect and
esteem. You do not help me TO the
information / seek, by pointing to bis
elegant dwelling, to his costly cloth
ing, to his luxurious table. No; the
great question | desire to have an
swered is, what manner of person IS
he? Is he honest, benevolent, reji-
gious? In a ward, what is his char
acter2 |
, 1843-08-19

20 3
The number Of Electors by the
Constitution, it will be ecoIlected,is
equal to the whole number of Sena-
tors and Representatives. Congress.
Thus by the new ratio. Senators 50,
Representatives 223, to.al 275.
The old thirteen States (including
Maine, formally belonging to Massa.
chusetts) are entitled to TO electoral
votes; TO new states LOG. !
, 1843-08-19

MEMr.-Merit is often an obstacle
to fortune, and the reason is, because
it always produces two bad effects
envy and fear: envy in those who
cannot rise to the same degree of per-
lection, and fear in those who are es-
tabIished, who dread that by advanc-
ing a man possessed of more abilities
and merit than themselves, they may
be suppIanted. 1t will however,
work IFS own way in the end if ac-
companied with perseverance and
energy.
Degrading in the extreme.--Work-
, 1843-08-19

During 25 years of steamboat,g
vIgation on the western waters I'D
1916 TO l84l,) 22S accidents liav(]
CURED, causing the loss of
lives! Of these accidents, 81
by explosions and collapsed
fire; % by shipwrick from gales.
lisions &C.; 50 from snags and s
yers; and "a from different and
known causes. No correct estimd
of couse can be formed Of the M
mems amount of property which,
from these wrecks, lies
an the deep bosom of the waters buried"
but we presume the "gems" would be
worth having. As far as has been as
certained % boats together with IA
cargoes have been a total loss, but
this is a mere cypher to the amount
which has been destroyed in navigat-
ing the western rivers. 1t is many
millions worth.-Eve. Gaz.
, 1843-08-19

Degrading in the extreme.--Work-
in o at some honest trade for a living.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-23
CHEAP FOR CASH.
". MEREDITH

SN GUILD inform the citizens of Richmond and
the adjacent counties moved door Messr
richardson N CO. few doors above Mc'srs Kent Kendall Al
where he Will sell cheap not cheaper than any other
city, for cash city aeeepanees wholesale
nj reiathe following comprising part OF his stock 10 winch
c tine attention Of buyers generally;
Wool dyed blue blk. Cloth Do do black do
Indigo blue do Invisibl. green do: Olive brown do
and Cashmere; Single mill blue Blk French 10
Light fancy French do. silkNevets and other Ves,ngs
Plain blk and hgd do Wide blue bk. striped Silks
Wide blue blk. he Rsns DO blk. satin Tuck
Blue blk. striped wateed silks Plain 10 do DO do black
blue swiss; Black do do DO Nation l.usiTing
Bns Sinehe sareene Handsome light Silks, assorted
New style striped omhre silk White vateed Gro de Napp
White pink and green Gro Deuguque for bonnets
Chusan for dresses Stripes and fancy Mousln de Lane
hin and blue blk. do do do do do Bombazine
and Alpaca I.us,re BIZ. stripe Balzanne
Blu. BLK Grape. wells BIZ. and blue blk Love Nols
Pink, green and blue and bull French Cambncs
Also, French Chniz for 25 cts Bazarines and Lawns
Stripe Swiss MuslinS; Plain and eold Tarliain Muslin
Pink and blue do Jaeonei and other Cambries
Silk and Hosiery great variety
Ladies Md Gloves all eoors Mems do do
Parasols and sun screens silk aud cotton Umbrellas
Splendid Florence Braid Bonnets. DO Bonnet Ribbons
kinds Napp Camb Il Swiss Eieings Inssrnes
Ise Iaces Edrinr Thread LAce beautiful ana cheap
Linen cambria IIikss Splendid revier stitched do
Also n few magnificent; Green Berare, for wells
Handsome Brussels and other netts for caps
Infants french wrought caps Dmty collars
Dmty Collars and CUTS; IRISH Linens great variety
Linen Kenugs Hikfs Brown French and Grass Linen
Brownand white Linen Dniins Bleached cotton shriiHg
ID and ia Hamilton cotton Sheetng
lO4 and la Linen Sheeings Brdseye AMI other Diapers
Huckabuck and Russiado
Dimask Napkins and blcaehed Table Cloths
blgachcd Linen do Victoria Net Robes
Narcotics skirts Corded do do Grass Cloth for do
French Coar and Cooreis fancy elk hngd Ms Bin do DO
CalicOes, 4, =, &, cts. ami upwards
Manchester Richmond and Petersburg OZnaiurgs
81 , g and a brown cotton Cloth
I.unsiae. Phoenix and other Nankeen ap
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-23
FEVER AND AGUE!

The only Original ami Genuine Row,nl'- Ton@ No.,
u PRESENT NAME N
ROWANDS IMPROVED TONIC MIXTURE
"niIied by the written RoloaHd on papr
bei over The mouth OF bottle and always
Warranted To cure the above sale the only
'''''u''e" agents ia Richmond, GANNOR 4 LYEII-
One door above the Bell Tavern
The original style and Of putting genuin, Mr
cine has been eAaHgd las the public awae) n
consequence OF an iinHence quantity Of aieratod
hfHT having been Haf and 6irHafod fy
during the aHtAor absoHs IN the country
WIN is ldHHjdHrr and SALE from the spring fall cd
le'l, and most of which H
Druggists and Merchants generally therefore, are hereby
not Ia e any thing for the original and
Mixture that has not mouth Of eael
bottle. Original inventor, sole proprietor
JOHN II. ROWLAND, NJ D.
No 90 North second street Pbiladslnhi,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-23

NEW WORh.-Iniyef.llsn examined, renowned ami pa
-d IN series Of lectures embracing experience Of the
author during ministry Of twelve years and the testimony Of
UNI, .rs ministers 10 the dreadful tendency their faith
by Mathew Hale smith
'oNfENrs % WoRElsi Religious experience. I'd Re,-
A'h- Tor fenouncnR unvsr~l. dnirufe. t
attend ~ defence a. Reasons renouncing
from ihr thf.ainnrs NJ M Bible 4 r,uoupripe
uhi'efsn drawn om te arguments aiiucsi sppor OF t,
doctrine 9TH Jniveraln sustained by the arynent. IN it,
iiNo def'ed from The light Of Reasons for fuon
ing unversaism drawn from results 7th Arguments
against unverslsn drawn from future judgment Ads- To-
chTisiahsih relation o. unlyersli-ts and uniyerlIin
a supply just received by L. VI. HAROLD
A. The : :. Depository Few doors below the R,el,nge Rank
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-23
TO SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD.


oMAs TNRER, Manufacturer and Iuapor,er Of Guns Rne
II risoh Se- has pleasure informing tho Msnhers OF
the Legislature AMI the pubic general that he has hau
our~i any ai workmanship they
canno, BE- eNesle all of which Will h. nd very uce prices
Amongst his a~snra'cni the following
GUNS AMI FowIING TACkI.E
Superior nNusr AMI sh twist double and sns" tarre
poublc aud -ngle plain stubb twist Guns
To do do pll,n and imitation twist do
DO do do German do
Bra-s, stcclanl SILVER mounted Rifles
Buylng. pocket heh and travelling rsio,.
selfcockinc singh ami sis barrel revolving Pisto,s
Gun Rifle and Pistol fowtct F1asks
Double and singh Shot Pouches md
Split and Plain English and French PERCUSSION Caps
Common Percussion Caps, nj Is cents per l.OO0
sporisnens Liquor Flasks and Pocket nmblers
English American AMI Scotch GunIoNisr
Dog CALI, Collars WHIPS Chains and Couples
Huntsincn's blowing Horns and BugisS
WASHES Shot Chargers Cap Primers, oh Cups Han.
Patent Gun Wadiing wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Eases
Gun. Pistol and Rife Locks Rife Barrels
Ribs and forged and flied Gun Materials of all kinds foT
Smiths
FISHING TACKLE
Fishing Poles m Joints and Walking English tnlia
Grass and Hair Fishing Fcats Hooks on Cut
Moods lineriek. Kirby ami virginia fish Hooks.
MILITARY.
Superior Gilt. German Sivcr and Plated mounted
Swopis Officers Sashcs Eyaurt
Wings Virginia Infantry and Troopers Buttons; Class
Canes Hooks SwyVl TaS stars Gloves Lace. Bal wcrsicd
Wings PomFoons; sc sc.
EiouS Rodgers and Smiths finished and warranted
kazors Superior Ivory Buck rcatl AMI SILVER Mounted rcsct Pen
Srornen' DIRK nc.r ami Pruning Rodgers
and wors'cnhcm's manuSeure' Rodgers superior LADIES' AMI
Genuemen's Scissors
Cold and Silver mounted Walking
out sWoni Gold ami SILVER EverPoncd Pencils superior Pocket
Book and Wallets GOtt ohsr Pens. AMI
spy Giss ruVcucs ComgaSs boat Hooks: Pocket
Screws Key rNse~r~ Brushes
deO THOMAS TyRER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-23

DO hereby certify that have uzcd Smiths Btcrs or Renoya-
Tor 81 Health Tor four past myself family AMI recon
mefded 10 number Of others and failed 10
give feci when was properly adhered fused diseases Of
The stomach sick heache billion. fcvcr- disoracd bowels and IN
every case The patient fuHi ouf woud recommend Il
10 nl who may b. diseased To Try pleasant and act.
geniy ont'r bowels WIN. WATTS
rfy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-23
TO TIE PuRLIC
ELLIS & ELLET'T, Agents.

TO NIL whom 10 may concern: Having been in 4 low
stale ~ health Tor several the
plants AMI debility winch iowo offeyer which had
had AMI being often troubled % stomach and sick head
ach win feeling ~ wcinne hugour depression spirits
and having frequently taken 6a0mc other rec.
with very sight benefit recommended hy friend a. try
Snhts buc Or hrunya1r 1t Health" -od By Mo--fs. Fills
tett When commenced them oy slight sick
81 The stomach but determined Jcr-cyea thinking that could
not BE- woed and ~ satisfaction great and
ihi"s 'i-Ihc medicine carried or the be strengthened
very quickly and entirely my health In my opinion
mend A MOnpfs
Irfv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-23

Do hereby certify afflicted several years with yo
Tent -iek headache which attacked about once
week causing ~ large remain -,
Fck pf dy ata time That could On p-
eRercntn2 over or both eyes TINT my materially
impaired - procured bottle n "sntls
Health BY which entirely relieved and have now re-
manned good health for several months only one bottle
AMI have been much benefited that Confidently recommend
TO those Afflicted similarly. induced Try this remedy nom
uc accommodation NJ respectable Lady omy ,yi,
hid lfru similarly afflicted and who confident tt
hom ue ynn, ~ her e could alive now
sl' bad uut used h remedy which entirely relieved m
is not unpleasant take and bile gently M the
howell w. opinion valuable remedy. Given under nav
htnlths iith July. isis A WgICWr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-23
IMPROVED YEAST POWDERS.

For raising Buekioheat Cdkes Mu6iHs &c
'oMBNNG economy and convenience having been used will,
- great satisfaction 10y families Richmond r.eomn,fs
tins article confidence We prepared args qlaui IL
fresh and properly labelled with DiEEUroNs 30
The>e Powders admirable substitute for Yeast in making
al kinds Of Batter 'ake and have the advantage aer
IN rendering the batter perfectly Light and ready the
slant they are mNed Buekwheat and Other made
with these Powders, likely disagree with the to,e
than iho~e made with yeast and requires
prepare Tor making the possibility Of having
tireiy
biEEcoNs-Put the contents ola white and paper into
separate vessels and and half gs Of % each Nix
Three quarts 81 batter l thicker allow for the
qud IN which tn powders dissolved ready for baking
Sir IN rel one o the dissolved powdeten the other and III
well and commence baking isitAss further agitation
iaf Of each powder FOR pint. Prepared ami for
sale 10y BOLTON A. HARRISON
ia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-23
WORTHAM, M,GRuDER & co


OFFER FOR SALE:
(t HliilS T. Rico, 81 Crois, ORLEANS A. Cub,
"O 10 bows Woo.ey woolsey's Double T.bI. Io,T ss
- boscs smihs Single aud Double Loaf Sugar.
bbs Powdered Sugars
90 bbls Crushed do
io "a S%,' PR.& N. o. Molas.e.
100 bags old AMI superior Java Coffee
3li do Green Ilguira
40 do OH White 40
ESQ do Green Rio do
1000 sacks Salt
100 20 'E s Moodroh IIur' Patent TaIow Candle.
10 do Iudfs Patent sf.m ,o
80 boxes Soap
Is terces Rice
chests very hest g. r. Tea
1nnpowdeT Tea IN & ~ a. ~ NJ ba,e-
Young llyson and Black Tea
- doz Simmons 4 Barnes AYES
200 Kegs Mails
3UO sides I.cath
10 tierces Whae
do best Lamp OH
80 bales Alabama Cotton
100 tietcss Lime
Ground Plaster Of 500 lbs
10 baskets best Olive Oh
IS bags Ginger
~ do Pepper
Pimento, Mace Nuimrrs
eeroons best Caracas Indigo
10 bhls Tar
Clover Timothy and Herds GRASS Seed
cotton Yarns assorted
Wrapping Paper
Cotton Lines and Bed Cords
10 bbs Whtmors's Family Flour
Ioo DO snpcrfne Flour 600 kegs DuIon'- Sporting and
Io"u.f ni ana aT Lead 200 boxes IOtl2 C, In
tons Tregar Swee County and Ensls lion co,onr;ir
er Plate and Plough Plates. 49, -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-23
Holm N. GORDON

JOHN N. GORDON
Offers for sale the following articles for cas-
negotiable paper, or in exchange for countr
produce, and Go puuctuni cus'ohefS u"
fI,c usual time;
~. Croir. r. Rico. and ~ q. Sugar
~ Single, double A tribe Loaf do
West India a Orleans Moisscs Ia hids lndbhl-
Pine oh Java
IaRura, Green White
Oh and new crop Rio COFFEE.
r. domingo A. Angustura
q Powder Imperial Y0ulg Tyson and Black les
Pepper Aiypce. Ginger Cloves and Nuimcgs
'opperas haddct and Indigo
role Leather, good and damaged
lenp Bed Cords. and Plough Lines
tston Lines
,n and Wrought Nails and Brad-
Iowdef Shoi PIG and Haf Lead
~ Ieurf and Wrapping Paper
hhoe Thread fine and coarse
Soap. Starch, Fir blue and Cboeoi,te
window Glass and Putty
lotion Vans. from d0s,ept p,et,,ie.
nat ron Swrdes, English 4 American
u"op' hand Sheet Iron 4 Nail Rods
,leel american English Bisiered eaei Sheer A. Germs
,,upP.i' hIikers sheatng A. bar
ZINC. spelter Block Tin
Tin Plate, common Kind and loaded for ,ooc,g
Wire n an sizes
Winter Strained Iamp OF
Live Geese Feathers
Tubs and wood hound
Polished wagon and car Bovca
BACON. city cured and western
W NH-'ouny produce sold on commission
NH 20-d&c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-23
DIR. HuII,s It.ro Abdominal supporter


THIS new instrument the radical Of Pro
E i lnp,us rter, falling Of the Womb by external
IAa application suTerseng the Use OF the obeciiona-
;. :: ::.=::: *: !: {:
" under the mos, aggravated circumstance
The Supporter has attained high character IN Europe a.
res an other painful eypent and is universally
By medical Of ts highest rank Ii gives -
trcsng symptoms attendant upon Proapss and
pernassnt gratifying state that has met
utility, and Of every patient who lS w" IT,
Permission to refer IN Richmond to Doel l. johnson
Rooms furnished exclusively for ladies' at T. NeSey
Street New York having separate entrance from The business
department where lady n eons'a" attendance !" Apply "''
Pamles descending It, uses and applications can
any Of the agents the country For sale N Re
mond hy api3 PEfIoN JOHNSTON.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
M ". CHRISTIAN & Co r~ received their spring sup
w yof Dry Goods which have been selected with great
AMI VIII be offered at unusually low prices for cash Among
Them the following:
PRINT. Of every variety for s. G.! ?, 10 and IL cents
French Cambricsand Jaeonets
Printed Lawns from l. to finest quality
Pine Paris Muslns styles
Mosaic Balzarnes
Rich Plu-ennr. and roulard silks
rtripei Pekin- q SIC q great bargain
Black and Blue Black AlTacas
tar.ton GinRhus
Black and Lena Lawn. AMI Ballounes
Printed Mousselns from PC finest
Pain coors and black do
White Cambncs. Joeonrs and Muslns
Lace and IuTefOn Muslins
Fancy Crvuts and ScaffS
Black and cOlorcd Nett Cardinals
Nett Gloves and Hail Fingered Mtts
Linen Cambria Hiss from 25c
Kentings Iri-h Linens Bird Eye uekaback Russia
Diaper
Crash, Linen Shccings
Brown French Linens and Drlings
Gambroons and kfemlius
Mnrzeila Clnly and Satin Vestings
Wilhelm. Pan. Cord and other Fancy Clssimets
Black French Cassmefes and Doe
Black and cooref cloths all qualities.
Gents Summer Stocks, CraSats and scarfs
Linen collars and Ro-oms
hid. SIX. Linen and t.sle Thread Gloves
Brown Cotton Hose. Sti-rende &c. and n general variety
Fancy Goods of which will sid cheap Tor cash
mp - W. ~. CHRISTIAN A 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-23
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS

AT the new Dry Goods Store, Main street, one door below
Messrs Wadsworth, Turner & CO., and Immediately
opposite John Thompson g. Co.'S Hat Store
EiE undersigned have received the following winch they
ontriho public by piece yanl vcry reduced Prices
for the cash and cash only
Foulard Silks. liallarinc Lawns
French Muslins, do Lawns
Lace and Satin Striped Muslns
Mourning Lawns, DO GinEhaus
full supply of White Goods
90 dozen superior Light hid Gloves, every shade
London Weltngs
theDc Silk Nestings. n beautiful article
Summer Stocks, do CfayaS
Domestic Good, sold nt factory prices
ma EDRIs BERRLEY 4 GO.