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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02
CARE OF ERrIT TREES.

This month is esteemed by many ss favorable for pruning
a. any o. the pruning months. The spring and winter arc
regarded a. The least favorable.
II should be generally understood that good largo fair
fruit cannot be had without the most diigsnt cultivation
The ground shouId be- c%arofuIly stirred around every fruit
ucc, and about on eighth part VI a common bucket Of good
compost placed about each trco Ibis fall; anj in view Of tue
great number Of facts disclosed iu relation o. the effect 81
salt aud -aItp"trc, w0 cannot withhold our belief that thee
articles int limited quantity, should be constituents OF this
compost, together with niknIinc substances. Every farmer
should give ns much attention 10 hIs orchard NJ 70 tho cult.
FfIynoi bis corn, or any other crop on the farm. for, by 30
doing, hc will derive n greater profit from hs labor.
We generally prunc our trees the last Of May, or during
The month oi June; but II wc iniI of time 10 complete the
business. We do not hesitate o. do H. NJ any season Of the
gust After we had placed our manure uhout tho tree, We
DJrafon. co... single tree thus carefully cultivated viii
produce mn Ian six trees OF the same kind LETT to take
rlre % tHcm-.Iycs.
I.ti 'tuueB in the country entirely neglect the cu'tvl.
ton of their orchards, and abandon their tree t. the tender
mcrcica u insects. and 10 such slender support as they inoy
derive irnm the unaided soil. What would become oi their
other crops % treated in this way
BE a.sHrod, nothing pnvs better for the most careful and
dHiEcnt cultivation than fruit trees. Without No., you have
avery limited quantity Of mean md won1.oaten fruit, not
hnli Ui ~ 90 tor the market ur winters use.
Do NOT let the young trees which you ttanspiantod last
spring about your lots be- brovsod by your cattle; take god
core of them snd manure Them well, and you will find your
reward.
We recommend, then. lar moro diigent cultivation Of
your orchards. These arc somo Of the sources from which
you a1o to derive tho utmost money from the least labor.
Boston Traveller.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02

Sketch ~ a S.,,,I a, ", R..d.I,1 \, - ..a
tia, the lut. Mr. CulrridS. eouldA,eyc, X. ,.,o,,.a 49,
euun, a much a M. nan, rp.,t.Jns. a. - ..r.sw-i 80
his np,dity. and such wss ,hs a.. w;,h NJ, PsaiJ.s
Orcssionnly a ,bonyb, would sh;n. ro,,L, .,.,,i,..I, -
uful; but n MI /, ;nrr,,cd ana ,,r,.dJ.S - -, -,
be called p,ddis- siop,. a, Ia Lc ~ Ii,,Ic nj, - ,ss ~
text OF the specch it,rlf' anal only valuable uh.r ;sol.,sJ
We arc told, BY one who heard him h, ON, of his l,,.., 81
foris, that nothing could exceed I'm, -in,ulnr,ty of hi, an.
pearsnce and hi, language. Lenninc. or rn,h,r rolling
agains, th. railing winch i, 6,ed in the Senate CHM,
Der, outside Of the outer row Of chairs. he wa. en-.
gagged in dchyc ring n series of dcsul,orv obs.ryn,i,p.
in n ,hril tone Of voice 10 whoever struck IN, eve
at the time. The bankrupt bill was before N. Ssna,e-and
we trust that We will no, bc running far from the line of
operation OF n commercial mpvazin. in repor,inr the views
OF u distinguished statesman ON So prominent a branch of
our mercantile poHcy-the bankrupt bill was under consid.
Grafton. and Mr.. Randolph had already gone some way in
the discussion OF principles he supposed involved. lie
had Just cS,rics,cd himself from a depression on the sublec,
of Banks IN general, IIcmarking, that the next thing to be
done was Ia buy an iron chest, for safety against fire and
thieves, which last was wholly unnecessary. Tor who would
steal our paper All ready, and then We issue bills
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02
THE TURKISH MISSION.

The y folk Herald, referring to the queer revelations
which have been made touching the mission to Constant.
nopic, observes:
The writer, we have reason to believe, has correctly sta.
iesthe case Of Mr.. Tyler's promise Of the Turkish Mis-.
sion To Dr.. Mallory, and other circumstances connected
herewith. Its well understood that Dr.. Mallory neither
asked nor minated "a desire TO receive any office at the
hands Of MT. Tyler; but the latter. moved perhaps by a
sense OF the d ctoT's services, rs one OF "t1c Guard" with
to Cun-tanunople ON it, being vacated by the death Of Com.
PortcT-nnd afterwards gave 1t to another, with the h,pc,
a tins writer mumatcs, Of thereby influencing the Nav.
land elections! II is BY no means probable ihst DR.. Aialu.
~ will offer any complaint of this breach Vi promise on the
part Of Mr.. Tyler; but how the latter will settle II with his
friend Wise, through whom the promise was made. We
feel some curiosity To learn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02
ISArGrRATIoN OF TIE GOVERNOR

On Saturday lost. 81 eleven o'clock a. VI. JANIS G. Jovrg
was inaugumtoi Governor OF The State u Tennessee, in
tue presence of The members of both houses OF the General
Assembly aud a large coucouisc Oi citizens and strangers.
The senate and House Of Representative beng assembled
On the chamber Of the letter, tho ceremony OF installation
was opened with on appropriate and impressive PRAYER by
tho Rev. NJ. Wheat. The GuyERyoR then made o bnci
address suitable o. The occasion, enforcing with his ususl
felicity and spiutlis welknow Vows u policy, and express
ing 20 the repro-cntiuv,s Of the people. IN cordial and fer
vcnt terms bis gratitude fyr tie high honor conferred on him
by bic andtheir common constituents Thccustcmafy Ooihs
were then administered by Chancellor Williams, and the
assembly was Dismissed with q bonediction from Mr..
Wheat-Nashrine Bannfr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02

CANAL-The foreign holdorsof Illinois Canal bonds have
agreed on certain conditions toaiyancc money Tor the com.
pletion Of the Illinois Cana; these conditions are thus stated
In the Boston Daily Advcnsu-Nies Register.
They Uhe bond-holjorsl subscribe Tor the canal compile.
ton loan l23 per cent Of the smouut Of Illinois bonds which
they now hold on coudiu0n-lst, tiat a competent agent
named by Barring, Brothers s. Go. report that the existing
eansl dsbiisn not more tl1n Sj,OOp,OJ that 81 ,GOO.OO will
complete Tin three year,; t1at H. annual increase will pro.
baby meet The interest and principal sinking fund of that
sum; Inst I States holders who own about ] ,uOO.ODJ ~.
LIMOS stock have offered their proportion 81 the ~ 100000
loan hert1iofc proposed byth,-ato. aud tha; full u~ustdoCds
~Qit the canal lands con be Ryeu and, secondly, that for the
ftp~hHh they thus make they shall receive the same -c.
curly ~ the state offered Tor The : t,GD1.OO Loan; thirdly.
that this loon is 90 stand on tho stmc f,otipg Boo every respect
as Money advanced for the cana. completion on the original.
terms offered by tho state, iHIrhiy, that % any tu, sub.
scribers % this loan may advance money on those terms.
filthy, that Tor the sums advanced. certificates bearing q per
cent interest should be given by the state; that each -rJsru.
her should be responsible only Tor hs own subscription; that
the decision Of a majority Of the three cans. commissioners
should be final; siNtliy, that the Governor shall beg the
neat lefislaturo q tax tho state; scventhiy, that this Is not 20
BE- final unless s iOO,0 900 ore subscribed.
The canal commissioner have sisted dat the holders Of
81, 200, 900 in this county will advance - per oentif tms
plan osn b. earned into effect. The whole sum fius iaiscd
cannot be greater. In ~, therefore, than SsOO,0OO-pcrhsps
not 20 much-but u is only intended for the operations oit1c
mex summer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02
The Agricultural Erhibhion.

The Fair Of the Henrico Agricultural Society,
yesterday, at the Exchange, presented in n very
hattering light, the skill and industry Of this po.
%Pulation. Every variety of article, and many
Of a very superior quality, was exhibited.
Mr.. Charles T.. Bolts, Of the "Southcrn Plan.
ter delivered an address-which we did not
hear-but which We dare say was worthy of the
occasion-as none can be found, more able to
do Justice to such a subject.
The Exhibition was numorously attended, by
ladies' and gentlemen, and will be continued to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02
OR

IN NV ON
The Blooningield Iowa Herald saws: We have been
ten by VIM. I. Perry, formerly of this county, to Messrs.
Collier u Snerley: ltis dated
OREGON CRY, March 80, lS43.
/ arrived at the settlement IN Oregon on the 29ui Septem.
Der, where | have remained ever since, at work nj my trade,
tcaIpcntcr,' nsl was, OF course, compelled to. afierspcnding
all / had In get here; but | have done well, being worth
more than when | left Iowa. We have not been sick n day
since We lett the states. Hannah Abel was married in two
weeks after We arrived hcre-she has done well. IQuick
business thai-great country for unmarried galsl Now to
tile country, which IL not as expected to find IL. IL IL rough
and broken, and generally heavy tmbered, principally with
far, yellow pine, cedar, hcmlock, spruce, oak, ash and ma.
pie. Its well watercd, and about onc-tcnth prairie, OF cx.
cellcnt quality. The timboTcd land is also excellent for
farming. Ia the streams is an abundance Of fish, among
which arc the finest salmon in tie world.
There Il eaough To live ON in this country. The in.
helItants are generally good farmers, raise large qua titles
of grain, and have from 10 10 100 head OF catlc, 20 10 80
head Of hogs, ard horcs without number. Clnihinr is
cheaper here than IN Iowa. There j. nothing 10 Ice found
IN your stores, bu; what We have an abundance uf, md at a
cheaper rate, as they are brought here free Of duty. Nothing
Wi! bear expectation from Iowa except good rifles. They
nrc worth about $50 in this country. Good cows will eel!
Ut from 30 10 $50 per head.
"ScNcriI Of our company are dissatisfied with the coun.
try, and contemplate gJirg TO California this spring. For NV
part. / am well satisfied, and expect to end my days in Ore.
gun. Inns place Oregon city Is situated at tie head of
navigation, and ut the foot Of WiIhammut falls. OIL, If lin.
greatest waicrEowcrs IN the world. Ii contains II dwell.
ling houses, 3 stores, l hlucksmith's shop, | coopcr's shop.
: saw mills and l grisi mill are in operation, aud another
OF 3 run OF stones - 10 be erected This summer. Two
churches and Il number of dwellings are to be put up this
summer / get 50 Il day for my work, and tools furnished.
Common labor is worth 81 - per day without board. No
"wM. T. PERRY"
NiIsS' Hssysfrr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02
CANAL OMM ERCE.
October 30. lS43
ARRIVED

AtKIN ED,
Boat Mowhawk, Lewis, with III tons, from Lock :, to
Warwick & Barksdale.
boaiOldN Virginia, Taylor. with - tons mdze. from Lynch.
burg, TO l.. ID. Crcnsisw & Co, and Thu's r.. Blair.
Boat hanawhs, Station, with 235 tons mdze, from Lynch.
burg, TO l.. ID. Gresham * Co, Ludlam, Preston x Co. and
Boyd, Edmond * Davenport.
Boat John Randolph, Phelps. with &c tons, from Lynch.
burg, to John Jones, Dibrell, Hulcomb < Co, l.. ID. Crcn.
shaw & Co, and Ludiam, Preston * Co.
Boat DAVE Crockett, Anderson, with &c tons mdzc, from
Lynchburg, 10 l.. ID. Creushaw & Co, A. Il. Harris, and
MIR. Myers.
Boat Commerce, Guarran,, with 30 tonsmdz, from Scotts-
yilIe' to i: X. Blair, Shields & Somerville, J. J. Fans &
Co, and ThJ's Williams.
Boat Victoria, Tompkins, from Lynchburg, to J. ]. Faris
& Co, Frys x Co, and f.. G.. Tompkins K Co.
Boat Iho's NJ. Bondureut. Overton, with 6 tons mdzr.
from Hardwicksyilc, TO Furis * WOodson, Dibrell. uol.
Gamble * Co, and Wren X Macon.
CLEARED,
Boat Flying Lucy, station, with 500 tons mGze, TO Lynch.
burg; paying S3i9 ,65 toll.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02
- which IN some supplies,
And amply too. the place Of bcIna wI.e,=

Anu dlNp'N W', t' i'4NH ol otAH@ VIZ
if the power TO misrcpresent-,o instii prejudices.
and to create Il false impression, w Out affirm
ing. in so many words. an untruth, constitute an
able editor. We do not deny the Enquirer this
SORT OF ability-and for our part, it welcome to
enjoy all the glory of it.. But according to the
test, which it lays down. how vii Il sfand! An
editor is to be Judged by the general conduct Of
cy-its aims, &c. Very well.
What is the tone ofthe Enquirer, Jesuitical-
with a great ~prctencc of candour and sincerity, al
ways uniair-studiously suppressing such facts as
operate against It's party interests, and systema-
tically doing injustice TO its opponents. The trait
for which it is most distinguished, and Tor which it
will be longest remembered, is its WntorncsS. To
speak of the most uncandid and disingenuous
print in the Union, it, at once, would he recogniz-
cd every where as the paper alluded to.
What is its consistency 1t has boxed the poll
teal compass. One day, it denounces Gen. Jack
son as a curse to the country, and the next halls
him as the greatest and best. On Hay, it avows
the strongest adherence for the su5.TTcasury. as
ruinous to the prosperity, and dangerous to the IL
berty, of the people and the net, it is 'ound to
be the most boistcrous advocate G. this system.
What are its priaciPieSl These are ever vary
ing and yet ever the same-if John Randolph be
good authority.
It's oflittle consequence how dignjfcd and state
ly in its manners, the paper may be which has
selfintcrcst only for its aim, and is hebitually
interruptions about the means of attaining its
ends
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02

When the irs, udinrs Of the result of the election IN
Ohio reached the editor Of the Washington Globe, he tried
hard 10 account for the success of the Wings. lie remark.
I'd.
"Wc have moro Congressional. nspirants than there arc
Congressional districts BOO the State. or. boz other words.
more pig Than 'catsi and many Of them have acted like
the dog bro the maueor."
This account Of The matter will notbc very satisfactory IN
the "ite.." We expect 60 hear somo r1re rmrung from
them. IL very sue the party did not "-ayc their bacon"
hutitisy,fy unpracious t. snlt %, as tho Globe does, when
uis too atc-Lou JouT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02
" WM. r. PERRY"
Niles Register.

An EXCELLENT SENTIMENT There is one OF the Rcso.
luiions OF the wing meeting at Augusta tGcol on the 2u;h
inst, a sentiment which We hope the wings Of the Union
will inscnhe on their banner and We should be not less
grnulird 10 SEQ Il adopted as the motto OF every political
party in the country-lt Is this
"ResoIrsd, That We value a Political uscendancy for
the power itconfers to do good"
We do not only second the motion, but will vote that it
be inscribed in letters Of gold, wherever legislative bodies
or Political meetings are wont to assemble.
NoyEoIE H.r,JI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02

The Van Burcniies have routed the Calhounitcs in this
State, horse, foot and Dragons. All the Delegates 10 the
National Convention are for Van.
By the way, what's the difference between having the
convention IN November, as the Van Buren, men original.
E proposed, and the electnG Of delegates now, pledged to
gave a particular vote next year, What do the Van Buren,.
ties loose, and what do the Calhounitcs gain by that,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02

y lady has w1't,H q very interesting account Of the pp-
p,or1ncc OF to pageant nj Brussels, on the occasion u tho
visit Of Queen Victoria 10 t1nt city. IN speaking of the
persona appearance Of Prince Albert, she says "Ho D.
toll, incIIniug - stlutncss; noir, w]hiskers, and mustache Of
as light color as mg ora." We would not particularly rcl.
ish . kiss from tus interesting lady. unless che was fresh
from o. blfbcrs thor with her ioir check and lDvcly lp die.
encountered IT their ugly oppcndages-Lou. JOur.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02
LIME Inn

The correspondents Of the Petersburg Rcpubli.
can continue to pour the grape and canister INTO
Little Van. One in the last No. makes an as iul
array against him and what is more it is tue,
as it is awful. lie concludes rs follows
Summing up the "l5ss and gain" Of the Democratic party
urd.r the auspices of Mr.. Van Buren, w sud It IL, in the
N..r.--r -t.,.- a. lL.mn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02

CHANGES-Tho National In,cligenrer says: "wo
observe u stated in some Of the pspon which We suppose
- be good authority in such mster-, that Mr.. John a. Bn.
ON, one Of tho Assistant 2. Masters General, has been ap.
pointed q the AuditJrhip vacated by Mr. Whiuitsey's
re'itemonE snd that Mr.. J.. W. Tyson, II Philadelphia. has
been appointed to the office from which Mr. Bryan is trans
lenedn-Bah.P Pat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02

The "Tyler psrty" has increased is forces most ssion.
ishinciy lately. No other patty can boast 81 such a ratio Of
iacrrase. Before the late elections. ithsd but one member
IN congress. add now u has two, thus showing an increase
~ one hundred per cent 10 the lssi monh'-Lou''ri"e
yenrsaL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02

The Wings Of the Norfolk Senatorial District propose 10
hold a Convention on the 9Th, to- select a candidate to succeed
Mr.. Langhorne, resigned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02

Subtracting the Democratic gon Of t5,212] five thousand
tHOhundrd and fOrty.twD votes IN Tennessee and indiana,
oni wo have the total Democratic loss in the eight Western
States ~ ,G3Il fry one thousand Sis hugdre nd thirty
four votes.
lfmy celebrations aro correct, and / believe them H. b.
SD, we have the whole Democratic loss in thc Union a. fUL
lows.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02

j. The Petersburg Republican need not make Itself
uneasy about John Quincy Adams. That extraordinary
individual will net be a candidate for the Office of Vice
President; and il he were, VIC beg to remind the Republi.
can that on the score OF Abolition, he Is soundcr than Mar.
TN tu Buren,. The latter admits the ngbtof Coneress to
abolish Slavery in the District OF columbia the former
denies IL.
We pray the attention Of the Republican, and al! others.
TO the fact. Mr.. Van Buren, declared, that with the lights
before MIN, he could not bring his mind to see that Con.
gTess had not the power. Mr.. Adams, in a speech made
the other day, to his constituents, declared, that "COngress
have no power TO ,oke away the slaves from those people in
the Districts OF Columbia, who now hold them. consider
their protection a part of the compact | have sworn 10 fuI.
FL"
And yet Adams is an Aboliiionist and Van Buren, an
advocate OF Southern Institutions
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02

We are glad to see the Wings Of the Old Borough q
Norfolk in motion. Their proceedings to. morrow.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02

NOVEMBER LADY'S BOOK, &c.
". has rcccived-
~ Godcy's tadys Book for November. Csc.
Gminm's Magazine "
Ladies' National Mas. Tor q" 90
HOUSE Keepers Annual - ~
The bc-rrteE a oreni NJ Mt Washington, by J. a. M1ncour. lee.
My.tenesof Paris by .. suc, translated from the French by e..
~ Town. CSC.
No. = Ffoitsarg Chronicles. CSC.
Complete Cook. with zoo rcceipts-wima additions by Fanirrsop.
n The fhnuin House. Philadelphia CSC. no ,
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MUSICAL LECTURE
VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT

NIX " RtsSEL. respectfully announces HE intention NJ ,,x.
4Vh ing his last Vocal Entertainment on Thursday v NOV % Il,
IN. large Dining Room Of the Exchange Hotel on which occasion
he Will have the honor Of presenting to the public. several of hi,
most popular compositions. which will be illustrated by vmark.-
During which he Will sing 'tatos s,hloquy on the Immortality of
the Soul" by Addison; Cantata. the Maniac" new song. Life Al,
the West" the brave Old Oak" Cantstl. wind of N. ,y,n,cr
Night" th. odd Arm Chair the Zine Old Englsh Gentleman, :,
new National American song" "Woodman Spare that Tee" &c.
&C .Se. Single Tickets IS etS-Teket- admitting n Lady and Gen
teman 81, to be had at the Exchange, Music and Book store. To
commence at ~ O'Clock. a AIN
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nENRIcn cnIiNrY
HOYT 4 cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Gndcr the Exchnnnr.

The drawing OF a nm. Lottery come. to hand mi. evening
} prtrrso OF sioOCo zach. 10 OF $1,000, &C. Tickets only IS. Risk
ona package OF 20 Whole Tickets only SOS: 20 haivc. s3s so; 20
quarters SIG IS: and a package can draw the three $40 900 prizes.
For sale by uoy-r 4 en-
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NEW BOOKS.
Received November Ist-By
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FREDERICK THE GREAT and his Court

and Times edited with an introduction. by Thos Campbell.
Eco author OF the Pleasures OF Hops: Second Series, IN = vol.
Life OF Andrew Jackson, Private. Military and Civil with ulus,r,.
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gibbons Rome Decline and Fall of the Roman Empirr. with
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The Complete Cook. PLAIN and practical directions for Cooking and
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adapted To the Young and for Sunday schools.
Moore's Pocitcal Works, complete IN l vol, n beautiful Nina.
ufr edition. ~
MuTTays Geography, Nc. -.
Hannah Moore's Works, No. :.
MCuloch's Universal Gazetteer, M. :.
Drawing Room Annual for Is+i, with is beautiful ilr.tn,tor.
Laws OF Etiquette, or short Rules and Reflections for Conduct An
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Etiquette for Ladies, with hints on IN. rre,crya,ion.. imurov,.
INC sand display of Female Beauty. Received. for sale hy
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NJ. Ciau,s Lefter 10 Giddinr,.

II the Enquirer will publish Mr.. Van Burcn's letter de.
nouucing and discloiming the Tariff, which the Editor says
i IN hS po-sCssIon-we will do our utmost To get Mr. Claws
letter TO GidLiugs. Ii we had this las, document. We should
take great pleasure in giving publicity 10 it, to confound
those who have misTepresented its contents. But we will
put ourselves TO some trouble to get it, If it can be made the
means OF bringing forth Vans letter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-02

RUTTER-s httins Mountain Buucr, for ale BY
- o, 3i-iOI "a PATTEsoN.
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WORSTED cIPS

IS Observation-Disclosures worsted caps and
" Ne'tCardinas; Ladies and Cudren's worsted Mnts.
ALSO,
pieces Plaid Alpaeeas Rich Changeabie do. plain, cord and Blk
doi-tosether with other seasonabIe goods. will be -od low nt
mol LAIIROP, CHRISTIAN 4 co.
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DO gain 40 Tennessee,
DO IN iudianu,

Democratic loss in 3 of the Western States, 56,s7C "
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER ?. is4a.
The dicni,u Of The Press

A correspondent send us the following para.
graph. which is not without force and point