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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-04

The sevcnteelh joint rulo was also suspended, TO
allow the bills which were passed yesterday, aud
which may be passed to-day, TO be sent to the FRESH
dent Of the United States for his signature.
The House insisted on its amendment 10 the Dill 10
regulate the rates Of postage and committee OF
conference was appointed To confer with that which
may be appointed by The Senate.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-04

On motion of Mr. G. II. WILLIAMS, the House
resolved itself into Committee Of the Whole on the
state Of the Union, (Mr. ATBERros IN the chair, }
and took up the bill authorizing the President Of the
limited States to divide the States and Territories in
10 two military districts, having due regard to extent
Of territory and population; ore brigadcrgenersl
the line Of the army to be assigned to each OF the
said districts.
10 the bill and
MIR. G. II. WILLIAMS expressed himself briefly
in its favor.
Mr. COOPER, Of Pennsylvania, delivered hi
views In opposition to the bill The committee coult
not fail to the mischiefs which would result from
its passage.
At four O'Clock the committee took recess unit
six O'Clock.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-24
From The Woodstock Mercury.
STATE SCHOOL FUND.
No G.

Should generation Of men succeed to tho p
session of funds, for the perpetual support Of 1
their civil, literary, moral and religious lnall
TONS to such an extent as TO leave them for ~
purposes, nothing to be desired in a very VI
period, that generation would cease TO be etiI
civilized, literary moral or religious. Thc@
sttutions are altogether inert and helcss eIcl
as they are kept IN being by mental energy
to this ple,hory of funded wealth be added u
ness OF bread, and its concomitant Abundance
idIeness, there will have been accumulated oil
materials necessary for the utter extinction Of 4
ilized society. Take away the dread Of VI
and the excitement TO activity is wanting 1
man. becomes n drone in nature'ss hive. Nod
will labor for the sake of labor The abscBa
want will occasion the want Of all things, 4
consequent, TO a condition Of idleness and eay
Where there is no want there can be little sOe9
multitude Of human beings may subsist IL T
unity TO each other, bnt in nothing will ,hegG-|
the tenants Of the mud walled dwellings ofai
rican forest Man is 10 an important extern "
necessity makes him. Remove the fear Of F'
and the stimulus OF desire and the mainSpno.
mans activity has run down. lie feels no Ss'a
ity TO accumulate, nor will he toll for VI" "
docs not desire. What is true in genera aA ~
err things being equal, will be found IN na'l.
extent, 10 be so in particulars Should the
ties OF education ever become 50 abundaM
free The public mind from solcude On the 's'f.
its important interests will thenceiorwafd tsyI
neglected. A proper medium Is TO be pfd''
point a, an equal remove from dcsin'"D
abundance Our present method Of supp
schools would seem TO be- well adapted 20 "-
The great object 10 be attained The surplus ,g
enue deposited in the towns Of this STATE -
to the moderate tax required by the "a"
raised, with the school houses and othd 'r
ienances, already a, command, secures zoe ~
OF acquiring the elements OF common 'ehO.
ueatioD, II 40, 10 its most d'sireable e1'en' y
beyond The means enjoyed BY our ancs''o' ~
TO point not exceeded in any OF the s-'e' -
yet these ancestors ia their dos,ilunon Supp.
means Of their own education and lad ne ~.
lions oflhe institutions of The country. ID,
OF The means Of education and mprorenrD ~,
not therefore BE- urged as reason Why 'D' !,
en' and succeeding generations may MOI ~ y,
and excel their fathers In point VI ~''+
are greatly 10 advance Of them, While 10 TEX
the estimation Of the great objsetS 70 BE- '''o.
these means, we hli behind them The y's.,r
OF weahb and the enjoyment Of ease sS1 "a, 80
and the refinements Of society. seems 10 q
gross thoe energies Of The mind, when -
eestos employed in laying the iOundal'oh, = y
|, Getty The occasion seldom occurs 70 ds'''yf ~.
manly and heroic qualities, which were GU
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-24

less and elingeg 10 Der fathers arm, gard wah
intense Anxiety on the SangoInary oonhct Bob
Tough, with un,irng aud desperate energy Of
length the arm Of The BorguDdIan appeared TO re
lss. bot N tkc pe,l moment Ne charged nsain
with rodoublcd 6rrcencss ADD Mon,mornci, DIS
armed aud bcsicn to the ground, received the boon
Of lie from his generous antagonist The terror.
stiekfn bride saw no, The iermlnsiion OF the com
ba, her ynss fl,d ere Waldtnh'afn gained the
vantage ground which he Mad ~ nearly lost, aud
she was only restored 10 animation by the passion
ate cxclsmaions Of her lover and the assurance
that Bertrand sill lived
The strenuous cxef,ons Of Wnldenhcim' pre-.
served the town from pllaee. On The following
morning, sficr y solemn mass, he offered the blue
banner nj the altar OF the cathedral, and received
the hand OF Jacqnrllne. who VAS now convinced
hat wdh his sl,nlcr force !, was only by lullng
the garrison into security tia, he could have hoped
TO WIN the strong towers Of s., Omer.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-24

was never TO exceed twenty per cen, r,
no such limitation 10 the act adna d.
time Of ,hc passage Of the act, hone ~.
tainci tina, a rate oiduy no, cscccip, nv, ~ e
ecu, would supply IN adequate rcrcno. ~
nomical administration ofthc rovcfpr.,,
we were thrco,odsd with tia, overflow N
with which the treasury was suhs,o,,,l.
ted and the difficulty to find ARTICLES NH
be liberated from duty and thrown IN, a
class Hence, wine, silks and olb,,
were rendered free But the act and \,
the act when i,irly interpreted hmr,,oc.
to the iron rule OF adhcring forever. ami s,i,
circumstances, to n fixed aud unahenll
twenty per cen, duty"
Now !, is very evident that Mr. Ga,
understand the principles Of tho comm.
as do the FREQ trade followers If Mr. C,n
Van Buren, rcrcnue tariff mon, or those nj.
all the tariff duty laid on some on, ar,,-l, =,
stance Wool in Vermont, Iron in p,,..
Sugar in Loni''ona, &c. These principle, ~,
ing to his construction do not limit tho raj, a. \
to twenty per cent, nor do they eon,,ms,,
Same rate Of duties on all duiiable aulcl,, :.
A.
FREQ trade politicians contend for
II is true that the amount Of revenue !, M, q.
coed the spm adequate TO the support Of an ,,,.,
ical administration OF the government H.,
does not know that even within hat linn, -,
may DO laid that shall amply protect al brsncb,,
domestic industry.
Mr.. Clay says also tba, he is no, advonsr, "A,
revival Of a high protective tariff h@s,oo. \,
speaks the feelings OF all northern wings w,wn
no high protective tariff, but a moderate On, 10 /,
ranged tina, while it shall give adequate ,uppoa I,
way Of revenue, to the govemmcLt It shall asp
reasonable and Efficient protection 10 all hd,,la
american industry Blu, on the other hand "a,
cos are opposed 10 any protection whaie,er lhos.
keeping up a constant clamor Of high tariff, Ice u
i'll, no tariff, British free trade and we koos
what ALL However we feel thankful that Louisa
tricks, will not work well in old Vermont
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-24
THIRD PARTY" ABoLTIoNIsM.

With thai meek and lowy spirit which ever char
aeterzes true philanthropy aud gives peculiar beau
iy 10 The christian eharaeier-proeeeds las lollows)
The 'miabe and gentle Philo' in his structures upon
The few remarks we ventured TO make upon the lib
eHy tract for Jolly and the course pursued by the
leaders OF bis immaculate party.
That abolilionism which sleeps,' &c. Yes. 'ab
ofilonism has slept until the blood OF murdered
millions eries TO God from the giound and i, nigh,
have slept the sleep Of death tha, knows no resur-
reci'on' had all been as osLdh,srte as h1ne ,erv-
ss, a. Jared as1he pro-siopcry editor OF the
Rutland Herald. Indeed. Tor ANYTHING in ihe All.
Gle to which allade 70 the contrary, should Judge
hist nothing bot legal enactment were waning 10
render the Herald man ehiyalroos slave drive.
- ever lsoersled dsfencslsss woman's bach, or
made merchandise Of The image Of God VIA, A
pity that sn.tiing should intervene 10 keep a m.,
Of soeh peculiar qualifications from shining in hts
spproPnale sphere"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-24
ELECTIONS.
Nnnrn CAROLINA.

IA il rendered certain BY the returns IRON th's
State ihs, four wings and -four locoioco members OIL
conere~. have been elected The result ia the re-
maininp distric, is as yet unknown. Bu, the loCos
had so dis,reisd the State thai hoy felt sue OF SIX
90, Of the nine members. 10 view of this and The
TACT that a material gain has been shown for The
wings on the popular vote, rendering certain the
vote Of the State for the wing nominee fof Pres-
dent, we feel satisfied.
No returns as vet are received from this State by
which we can announce actual results. The loeos
claim every thing and indications they say warrant
them in their claims. They feel sire OF Z of the 10
members. Ia 30 they carried on, Of 7 and were
beaten the next year l2oo0) The complexion Of
The legislature not yet decided.
ILLINOIS.
We have no returns from this State by which TO
Judge Of the general result We expect but little in
the result of this election, and shall therefore wal,
patiently for tho full returns. The ocos ds,rc,ed
this State badly for possible, and intended
to carry every thing.
TeNSEssEE.
This was decidedly the most interesting and i'm
poran, election Of the year, upon its result, de-
pended the majority Of the United States Senate.
Each party confidently hoped for successful ef-
forts were used and the result, perfect triumph to
the cause Of idtc and order. This State which has
been deprived of her representation in the Senate Of
the United States for the past two years through the
chna,ions OF the locos tM no,c send too siauneh
,0higs. Jones' probable majority 1000. Both
branches of the Legisaiure,whig.
The following from Alabama and Kentucky we
take from the N. Y. Tribune.
ALABAMA. Tuscaloosa County has given about,
100 majority for Col. f.. Young, wing, for Con-
gress elected Gen. Dennis Dent whg Senator by
40 or so; and chosen two Whigs,and two Locos TO
the Legislature.
There seems TO DO no reason to doubt u al Hon.
James Deet. wing, is elected 10 Congress from the
Mobile District while Hon. Dixon II. Lewis (Cal-
houn) is chosen from the Autauga and Col. James
F.. Belser Q.oco) from the Montgomery District
We have two chances for another whg-two being
about our proportion from Alabama.
KENTUCKY. We had no Louisville papers yes
terday, and of course very few returns. The name
OF the Locofoco who has run in between Hon. Bry-
an Y Owslcy and another wing candidate in the dlh
District is G.. A. Caldwell. The locos are thus
pretty certain OF fUe members out of ten and may
have sir, though they have bu, one District in the
State. This comes of Wing feuds, and the carless-
ness OF overwhelming strength. We shall do aE
the better whenever full Wing vote is essential
The Legislature is probably pretty strongly Wing,
as the Loco-Foco State paper give table of thirty
six members elect, but says nothing Of their poll
tics.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-24
Let the Wings of Rutland County Re-
member! that IN, One Week from
next Tuesday, The voice of Yer.
mont is to be proclaimed from the
Ballet Box. upon questions. to her.
Of vital importance.

Shall these principles the principles Of the WING
PARTY be sacrificed, and the Locos allowed to sue
coed, through the neeiec. of The Wings Themselves ,
We know that we can gioriousiy riWnph, if eve
ry man but does his duty. Arouse then every one
and prepare for the contest. From North Cars'i-
and from Tennessee! we have heard the shout Of
their vc,ories-Let our mountains in answer echo
back our o,cn. Let the voice Of gaan, little Yer
mont 60 forth to cheer the hearts Of our
brother wings in other States, and lei |, he under
stood that her freemcn still cling to their long cher
ished principles, and are determined to maintain
them against the Free trade dogmas Of so rthern
siapocrats and the w:les, the arts and the abuse Of
their natural allies, the Locofocos of The North.
Let the Wing A6ol,fi0nsfs examine still farther
the relative claims the disren, parties have upon
them before they leave the ranks OF the Wing PARTY
to join those of faction, bound to the locofocos BY
all the ties that bind harmoniou.ly souls TO-
gethei.' Let them think long and ponder we'll be-.
fore they at the dictaton Of few madmen aban.
don the only party that can by any possibility hone
TO carry out the principles Of abolition. A party
whose every important principle an anti slavery
principle and which has none in opposition to it
to Join IN wild crusade, under the banner Of few
disappointed demagogues and fanatics and the only
effect of which can be- TO weaken the wing party
and strengthen that Of the ocos. The locos under
stand this matter perfectly and hence their peculiar
friendship for this third party and its leaders
They very well know that by this separate organi.
zation they divide the whigs-yes, and the abolition
ISIS TOO, while they reap the benefit of it, Let us
then in view of the union Of purpOse, by which we
a re ned. 49,
winch the honor and interest Of Vermont, calls for
and we will in Her name achieve a victory, worthy
Of her freemen.
Again then, we ask, are you organized are you
ready i-Remember that 10 view ofIbe combined ef.
forts Of the Locoioeos and theThrd party abolition
lists ,yOur vies' danger On sAen 10 he rescue
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-24
MUSICAL CONVENTION.

A meeting was holden al C,s,leion on the IN
Angus, inst, Of the County Committee to make
cessary arrangements for the Rutland County N
steal Convention.
The meeting was organized by tho appona'4
of Thomas III. Palmer, President, and T, Pare
Secretary.
On motion OF Rev. A. Walker and seconltl
al Convention be called at Castleton, on Mo1if
and Tuesday, of the eth and 2slh days OF SeFcl
Der next, commencing at l O'Clock in the aitenoE
On motion, a committee was appointed 10 m
the necessary arrangements for the days the %
vention should be in session, also to secure &c
,lcman to address the Convention.
The following gentlemen were appointed jan
Adams Esq, Hon. John Meacham Hon. Z'
Howe, Ferrand Parker, VIM Is. Colburn, II Sh
hard, WIN. c. Benton, John Goodwin, L. W RI
Esq.
On motion, S. d. Winslow, Esq, Of Pillsto
was appointed 10 give notice TO The different cbf
in the County TO attend on the Convention.
On motion of Rev. A. G.. Peasc, Voted TIA
music to be sung should be selected from the {
nina Sacra.
Also tho following gentlemen to select tho up
to be sung Ezra June Esq, Lewis Warner
drew Martin, Levi S. Rust, 5. ID. Winsow, v
G. Benton.
Voted that the doings OF this meeting be publ
ed in the Vermont Chronicle, Rutland Herald,
Voice Of Freedom.
+. PARKER, Secptau
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-24

b5Tbs l>ocooeos are attempting 10 tighten the
bonds Of friendship, already existing between Them
selves snd the rhi5 party sbolhiooisis, by making
sgres show 81 their Efforts ia behaifof Judge wa
'ams, last fall. in tie Legislature. Perhaps they
may make something oui OF this, iho' Is is possible
that they were 10 saf action, governed by other
motive. than hose Of pure love and regard for ADO
ifi0nism.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30
S0n GALLONS superior Lnseed Oh received md Tor sale
oOO no IL JOHN u. EUsrACE 4 son.
NEW CHEAP GOODS

w SlIIsAI "JolJC.
lust received. fine lot of Glassware: Cut
~ Glass Bowls Plain ow Cut Glass Dishes: mould and pre.s
ed Dhes; SAvcr-; Tumers Wine Glasses Champagne l~
very Iowa Dccante Lamps Canicsicks Candle shade Passage
Lamp. Astral Solar and Reading Lamp Shades Lanterns san
Sellars. yery low; Curtain Pins and Glass Knobs
Also, on hand, fine stock Ut CROCRERY. very low
Passage Store and Hand Lamps Astral Lamps Lamps Cam
pue do; GTenOug- d. beautiful stock ~ CanIeaLas J. =
and : light. fine patterns. ami Of excellent quality.
large lot ~ han'oms Gilt and Mahogany frsinc Looking
e. Toilet Manel Pier and Hand handsome plain which viii
sell low. Also Looking Glass Plates an
Asn ot ofIARDWARF, whiehI will 81, get I'd oI
shoysls and TonR. Androus Tenders Smoothing Irons
Hair Brushes Tooth do Naal Clothes do. Fad Locks Mill
o of Conchs CaDdlesick hrass. plated Britannia Caos
Britannia Tea Pots AMI Coffee d. Britannia sugar. and Crsam
and Spoons German SILVER Spoons Tea and Table.
Can aud purchase. JAMES EVANS
trnckey Ii.sIet Main street
GAYNoR, WOOD 90. are Agents for sonr NJ the most
~ popular remedies the Union among which aud foremost
u all 'WisfaTs Bal5m u VIII Cherry This remedy Ia.
gained for c reputation for the Of Coughs and puma
affections, which Ear Any the No.trn- eUant
The quantity Odby the Assntss % The b svdcnes We can
present Of s great efficacy Ia the OF a diseases the une
Pamphlets containing numerous instances ,ikac can
BE- had gratis. GANNOR. WOOD 4 CO.
no Agents for The Proprietor.
CHEESEMAN'S Mixture.
hR. CHEESEMAN'S Specific Mixture sup.
- ply Ji-t received, anil ssls by
BOLTON q HARRISON
no ~ Druggists, corner Main A Governor Streets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30

Cheap! Chcnp!! Chcap!!!
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS Se-ItIOLESJLE
RETAIL.
hANlb 81 IIINGION would ffen.-
~ customers aDd buyers generally Of Boot,
Shoes Trunks, Sc., which he ceiling low
sale and retail purc1-ers before buying strong IN
ducrmen will be oflrred-he most appryed
Northern and Eastern Manufacturers additional
GOODS viii render h stock worthy the purchaser
all times aud lac them ihat
the quality considered a. by city. The
ehdS 81 the Late tn OF H. Burlington give
hima csn DAVID BURLINGTON,
49, ~ Successor 10 ~ Burlington 4 Co. Mansion IIru.
TONS Plaster bushe. prnnr Mercer Potatoes si arm
~ we'd per sehT shetland which VIII D. so
Apply to loe r. RANKIN a wHrTIOCE.
RcII-ucttIe Kettles.
usr received fine lot Of BeMele Preserving Kettle Call
a. nj the ign of the Mill saw Main street
oe6 RICHARDS a GARDNER
ANTHRACITE COAL.
ISA TONS broken and screened Red Ash
- W. Coal landing from .ehr Palestine. sale bv
- BOND EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Brass aud Iron Footmcu.
FINE assortment Of Brass AMI Irn Foomen superior quail
IN ~ for sale eheaphy RICHARDS f. GARDNER,
o. 20 sign Of the Min saw, Main Street.
N EW CARPET ROOM-S pieces Scotch Carpets: ~ do
suprGLne do do I, - stair
Inen coor- linen ioor Cloths; Rugs IA va
The above goods have bought most adv
geous terms, and viii he soA very cheap 10y
oc ~ w MEREDITH.
ELEGsNT Walters, Ecn Trays, &c.-wc have
IA ju. o-ncd elegant Trays in ses. also Wancr.
assorted all sizesimporel direct manufacturer ia En-
glani and for sale low by RICHARDS & GARDNER.
&c ~ Sign Of the Mill saw Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30
BARGAINS, BARGAIYS

Ivory, stag and buffalo Table
Cutlery, Of every description
Rodgers & sons, Wo-tenholm's
aui Crooke's sup. Pocket Cut
ky
Carving. cook, AMI butcher,
knives
Aayils, Vices, Bellows, si-jr-
and land Hammers, screw
Plates, *.
Hopc RAsps fat and half round.
mill PIT, eross-cut, hani-saw
asd all other Files
ClarkE and keurick's Parliament.
broad ant narrow Butt Hinge.
Millwrght's. Carpenters AMI g..
biuet-Maker's Cmsels. Guuees
and Augurs
puvlus Knives. Plane Irons
and III oihgr Tools. OF Butch
er~ Cams aui American ma
nufacture
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30
RICHMOND, VA, NOVEMBER 80 1913.
RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

Tshss or srsscEiruoNro Cay subscribers ss0a per year
aud hr shorter period when by mail sio-psyabl
al cases. in advance.
Assssu-i>ofos en bn-- or .s-) insertion IS cents;
TWO Insertions VI ls three non ~ so and every succeed
Ing ir~sron, II cents.
Transient advertise rs must In advance.
The number Of insertions OF Advertisements be noted
hs- they will be be stopped ehars
ell accordingly p1 Orders To- stop must also be in writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50
prortion Tor Advertisements of length; and $40
bae' except Aueiiolee' si Lfy jalef' charged
sioo. paper inehadei.)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30

Killing, wedding and -rub5ln.
Hoes
/ Carpenters Patent and Scotch
spring Iron Ram Locks
Mil pit hand. cro~~-cut and cir
culaT saws
/ Single and double barrel Guns
Shot Belts and Powder FaskS
ASrs and Hatehets, made by
Collins. Simmons AMI Others
Log, trace, halter and other
CHAINS
Plated. brass and steel Saddle
~ Of every quality
Cast shear aud German steel
- The eas-. warranted
Shoyris, Spades, sc. OF Am-s'
and other makers
Ho.inw War, Wagon Bovc-.
patent Incl Tea kstfieS Sad
Irons. 81.
- Q-f.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30
HATS! HATS! HATS!.!

! Just received, per schr Maristta
" BUR- beautiful lot OF Hats and Cap. Of tn. latest
kfSA ( AMI mot approved New York fashion. which are
F<SA offered foo sale yery low for cash Al AMIDoNs
- - Wholesale and Retail Hat and Can store E.-
change Hotel. Richmond. Va.
y B-Cugny Merchant. wnui Ind greatly To their atyan-
call before purchasing elsewhere. A. y,rv .raI
deduction will be niad- % wholesale dealers. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
WILL BE RECEIVED THIS DAY,
Hy y. T.. WruE.TIEy a IN

hs >. 4. NHEATEEN a CO.,
III The B0Ifmore Cash Store Immediately opposite r. H.
Jenkins.
PIECES dab and ble Thib.i CoSh. for
lO ladies palaces
DOZEN Psless, ready made. direct from New York
~ pieces neh Cashmere de E.cO--e new
10 30 do ..eori No,,r,i,-
IS d. plain cord Mo,isln de Lane
20 On French blk 10 do
do rich Silk
DO super French black Alpaca warranted genuine
- 10 Ugh, and dark cord DO
20 do Taie,on Pat- chtTen- wear :. g. worth soc
10 do French Paids for eloskinz yds wide only IS
~ DO white pink, blue and cord Tafeton Muslin for
party dresses yds wide. only IS cent?
seis handsome einbrsiiercd Curtain Muslin
80 pieces DO do 10 q, YER, eh.,p
IS do Cashmer-u DO
dozsn Cmhren's Neu Caps
do do Coaks
Do embroidered Thbet shaWsaiso
do plaid and waierr1 silk
DO metz BrIss~ Robe for LADIES' new ariei.
eases new siyle Fancy PTnts. very cheap
10 pieces Fouari siRS a; 81 ct,
fO DO highly cold MOuslin dc Lane, a s. worth soc
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR
u eh1nge u
10 pieces rich black French Ca..src iioln so 10 81
do do fancy colours 30
IL do fancy silk, M-rino AMI Caslln-re Ne-ipy.
100 do irish Linens, from ~ ~
20 dozen lpsvfick and lambs and Drswers
do do ~
Ioeeih-f with barge ani well stsp ami F.r
n "ood- which they Viii sell whoesalc retail at unnrC
eeh"i IN" prices for cah hey possessed OF
probably none other, have IN the Unon. no.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-30
MUSIC! MUSICl

NISDlS vi tININs
ID II. TAYLOR has Just received a new
IL supply Of Music for rano Forte-auong which are the
following Songs, &c.
Come. % come with me- the &. beau,irs
Flow gently Aiton
The Far- Bride; Forget T1ie-
We meet : strangers, lady
Robin
Queen Of my Soul" Rirgin's son.
sweet sympathy
True Love
My cousin Mary Bell
The Emblem Flower
Thy image hauntr set
Loves =
The Birth Of Christ, saeTc cong
The last time saw him
The Mothers Farewell
The Spirit Bird, words by Rev. J. y. Ms1t
Why So pensiys Pen Maideni
VI had but thousand a Russell
Friendship, Love and Truth
Away. away Greenwood shade.
JEANNE Morrison, 10y Denpsicr.
wALTZEs, &c
Ia MeNcani Wake, BY ". v. Wallace
Ia SymTathie do do
La Lousiinnsi-c 30 d" DO
La DeseIll 10 de-
Les PeTlss do do DO
lie Rcy'. do
LATngonnaiss Waltz By AuheT
sentimental 30 10y BurgtnaIsT
Pauhna 10
Wooiside Do MUSIC STORE
no :. Opposite the Banks.