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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-04
The Di.eussiou yesterday at Henrico cou,, House

Mr. John w Jones, the Democratic candidate for Con.
gress in this District yesterday addressed very large
dience, Henrico c. House Mr. j. spoke from ~ ill
o'clock His speech much elaborated and on
that account probably had OF the glow and ervour Of
eoquenco about it, IL evidently produced no sensible
impression Ii did for moment make US feel uneasy:
very good Of effective Locofoco specch-fcr If the
points well made and very strongly pressed Wing
cannotieel uncommOny comfortable under the nficton.
Mr.. ]. devoted three quarters Of hour the vain e.
fort OF proving that this District dcsgnedly Gerry
wandered to Gust Mr. Bolts A. all the facts against
the gentleman, al his ingenious sophistry thrown
away The remainder of his discourse dedicated 20
condemnation Of Wing policy His style was courteous
and unexecpuoaabe, and his hangue less tncurcd
with slang than any heard from Loco Foco.
Mr.. Daniel n the absence Of Mr. Bolts, replied TO Mr.
Jones' and yndcaed the Wing party from the attacks made
upon IT. and glorousy did he accomplish his task. In less
than minutes the COur-iousc rcsoundod with shouts
which continued tp be repeated at intervals for two hours
when brilliant ht cutting sarcasm, eryd appeal
touched and aroused the ympathcs Of the audience We
listened 10 him for the hours with delight and prdo
and when left Mr. IJncg for the tenth fifteenth time
had make an cxplanaton-l mighty sure sign Of
who comes of second best
Mr. Daniel, ~ replying of-hand 10 set speech, abo-
ousy concocod abourcd under great di-advuntnges;-
but the enthusiastic shouts with which he greeted
sured him Of the high satisfaction Of the Wings, with the
triumphant which be vindicuted them aud their
His speech under the circumstances, az exa-
ordinary one and probably surprised Mr. Jones much
/ It thrilled and delighted the Wings.
Mr.. Daniel before the discussion commenced, desired
know who Mr. Jones favour Of for the Presidency
This plain question, Nr. j. could not consent 20 answer
farther than Fay, he would support the nominee Of the
Democratic Convention Although, in the breath, he
confessed that his duty TO unbosom himself the
people, he refused u say whom he would FOR, i
. the Presidential Election carried 20 the House
. Of Representative. Tho gentleman has the unqucs
toned right 70 withhold any Of bis opinions from the
public; butin doing ~, RECORD important mat
ter he should this candsur and b1dness. The
policy Of he silence sufficiently evident The Calhoun
men think that he with them At hsor and he would
for the world cheat them Of the sweet Illusion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-04
CONNEETICrT.

The Connecticut State election came off yes;erday.-
We presume the Wings have beaten by the combined
influence of Loco Focoism Wcbst-rsm closely coacsced
with it for the occasion, the patronage aud Abouonsm
What a compound!
II the Wings Of that State overthrow coalition hete
rogeneous in principle dark design they will deserve
a monument to their memory.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-04
RATES on WHARFACE AT ROCkErrs
THE owners of wharves at Rockets, in order

TIME owners of Wharves at Rockets in order
Il the shippers whether Goods
shipped upon
following Tariff
Al hoesheaas whether containing liquids solids
an sc., Iist. o ~ .oi3,
Az barrels yeIeeFting four 90 do. do............l
Anvils or bellows each
Bacon hemp pr or 1000 lot, eaeh............S
Bran. shorts, &c per 100 bushels each
nan tie 'aeh',
Bricks per 1000
bureau OF aiming hnles each'
B~dsteats beds natirasss each.
Barrels when empty each
Broons buckets or baskets per dozen eaeh
Copper zinc or sheet lead per leo lbs
Carriages with wheels each.
Carts dray whea, fans cotton gins
,iI' si u'Ae''' 'i-
Chairs for rocking EACH.
Cotton bale.
Cotton yarn per bale.
Chalk plaster Paris per eaeh...I5
Casng- scrap scale metal ton Of 1000 lbs each Is
"uAs per ION OF -'oOo us
Cases boxes or bales when measured other than
mefated EACH
Cases boxes bales when enumerated,
per CUBIC loot, each
Crates 81 ware or hampers eae
Cement or lime per eask each
Cheese percak.
Cheese per box single
Cases for liquor when full each.
Gases for do when empty each.
Champagne o'berwnes and OIL box basket each.l
C aou1gc ,e d., g -, .,..
]
Carryboys when fun Of les than gallons oaeh
Caryhoys when empty Of gallons each
Caryboys when Of less than gallons each
Coca nuts or pine apples per 100
Collars Tor horses mules each.
Carriages Tor the hand or wheelbauows eaeh
Flour barrel. 4
Flour. half barrel each
fgs msns hsh &c. peflox KIT or kcg,
Fh. dried per 100
featler. wool or ginseng. Bag
Irhd san.s EACH i
GunpoHdef per key. each
Hope bale,
Hoop ronor steel yer bundle EACH ,
Hides orIclthcr per hundred Sides
hides Heather per bundle eacb..
Harness Tor horses mules each.
iron bars plate do steel oad perton Of 200 b.2o
Kegs when fuu other than flour tobacco
i"ss i'f Jaw mills each.
Neal -alt onions or urnps per
M ,ione' per pair.
per bOt. each.
Oats corn potatoes peas beam. clover seed
Oysters. pr bush-l
olives rcr basket M
Posts fencing per rs
PioIRIs other ruturnl Implements
pes or hog.1eads when empty =
Paper printing writing per bundle
Paper for whipping. per bundle .
speier ger hundred
segars per whole box
srrars per quarter do sach u
sirye. uton cr bundle each 3
Slaves p,nr hoop poles per 1000 rs
So, ~, 80 49,, toot.. ,,.t
sdoho1ri wariobe pianos eacl.. rs
Spades pitch forks frying pans &C. yer bunie, eaeh.
Faffes each...
Shingles as yer 1000 EACH. 90
Sand gravel per 100 bI-bs each. 10
Sugar lcf bon, loafpr Havana 4
Tobacco In boxes kegs. a
Tobacco hair boxes haf kegs each
Tin per box eaeh.
Tcreos when empty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-04
NEW YORK & YlRGIN1A.
The Albany Correspondent Of the n. Y. Americr

The Albany Correspondent Of the ~ Y. American says:
ALBANY March 18th, ls43.
The Assembly have been engaged proftably than
usual these last days. Yesterday they occupied
with the Virginia question. Mr. Warren, Of Chaumuquo,
IN behalf Of the minority Of the Judiciary Committee made
report the subject Of the Virginia Inspection Lave and
the New York Trial 10y Jury Law the Of which
the proensDus Of Virginia successfully combauod, and
the arguments Mr. Jones and his Regency backcrs IN
supper, Of these prctonsions ably md ooctualy eiued
Alter the reading Of the report finished, discussion
The question of printing which resulted IN the adopt
ton of order print ten times the usual number Of CO.
pics Tho proposed repeal of the Jury Law has not yet
been moved. Beyond introducing 0r this purpose,
tine majority have done nothing They evidently shrink from
the discussion Of this crave and important question: intend
ing either rush repeating through both Houses Ut
the very heel Of the session. aud when there IL time for
discussion Oreo ~ give the subject the 60 W until the
ting Of The Legislature The first would DO
outrage upon the rights " the minority and gross nJus
co the question itsof The second would be virtual
breach o the compact made between tho Regences at
Richmond and Albany, in pursuance u which the vote OF
Vgini1 is be given Mr. Van Buren,, provided ihot
New York shapes her legislation the subject of slavery
suit the notions Virginia IL y difficult TO guess
which ofthcso alternatives tie Legislature will choose
We find no difficulty in predicting what'he result will be
the subject will be either given the 60 bye az ~a' N e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-04
BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SAN

VIE undersigned VIII sell Tract Of LAND Of which IN.
late Archibald Austin. deed died possessed and pon which
ms wuo~ mrs OAsS Austin now resides county
ng1m containing about 300 land located about
miles from the Courthouse the andnl AT Hard
"ieks'ie on The James and kanawha River miles
ton an excellent Manufacturing Mn miles from thu Slate
River Academy The north fork II Slate Auns Creek
run entirely through this tact aong 1874
tam land eighty FIVE north river are Do IN 6ne
condition TO produce Tobacco Wheat Corn The fat land on
husins Greek sufficiently fertile Of
without any aid whatever and with judicious might
mace ch enough Ia produce Tobacco
cleared high land originally OF superior quality and
susceptible Of high degree very app.
rent from the fact that 30 so
worn parts Of the tract have within the
vefed By the OF Clover Plaster
tive Tobacco lots Between hundred acre. Of the
high land now in original growth hundred
hr-t rate Tobacco land There the
excellent plant Land The improvements
Dwelling House entirely large and comuOdious
and passage above stairs and wing new
Stable Canary Threading Machine Tobacco Bans
BUN OF the very best materials and all
large an establishment IN excellent repair This
ed and situated healthy
bohood crpon is as IL is
sned all persons wishing to purchase
for Themselves.
The undersigned win Tract adjoining
the above,
ern Creeks running through afordng some three or four
hundred of land Of quality produces good
crops of Grain Grass and Tobacco The
land NJ all times commands highest prices largest
portion of this land growth heavily tinberrd with
tracts Of land DESTROYS
Will sell them the liberal and accommodating
The lands VIII lee shewnto wishing them
AUSTIN either of his them or Dr. James NJ
Austin who resides at Buckingham Court house.
GRACE AUSTIN. EIeeutnt and
THOMAS AUSTIN,
JAMES ". AUSTIN
ap 4-2am5m Executors Of A. Austin, deceased
fFy I1a Eu1 suen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-04

feet here, audn middle course will be taken with
the view OF offending the Abohuoni,s
Has Gov. Mcdowell renewed the demand for the surren
der OF Smith. GanEey and the other And II he have not
done would no, renewed application jus, a, this juno
ture, be strong move
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


ARRIVED,
Steamer Columbus Parrish Baltimore, sundnss-
Schr Wave Rogers, Boston suniries
Schr MaTy Ann Harrington. y. Carolina lumber.
on Saturday about O'Clock the Mary
by the ehr Delaware carried away bowspustove
her bows and she immediately filled with and lowed up
by the steamboat tins morning
Arrived below,
Baqle John Caske T. Young from
TO Charles Palmer.
March Lat -, Is " Long 2e w-Cap. Young
appearing very being
degrees above the Horizon. Capt Smith Of Cornth from
Rotterdam makes similar rePou-and felt distinct shocks OF
earthquake the sth
NEW YORK, April Arrived seh Aurora, Woodbury., days
from Richmond, with four bound o Newburypou
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JUST RECEIVED
large stock of new spring uud .u,,r,.r
- - 90 nS,
~ 'hht LOW PRICES FOR CASH
lsr APRIL lSt3

CROUCH, BROOKS 4 HUDSON .-.rH.
pubh, generally present large and eo,,n no ne
sOr'nen' Of staple md Fancy Dry Goods which s,r,
been selected with ss and quality and % -
Tow rHcIs all Of which they pledge then,cs
to ssh as cheap FOR CASH as any house the city
The following list embraces now nm han, ~
49, FOR THE LADIES.
10000 yards English French American swi.. Prints. a, An
es, nom o, cts to the hne' quality unusually hand
yards rensn and Scotch printed Lawn. One quality
ana S ',sut patterns s5 10 and a7le.
styles rs. 20. 35l and Soc ~ '-"'' SUM- new
- so blu. blue blk eopred and prn,, ,,o,,h, t.,.
rs = printed reresians spring drrs.e.
=" N hue blk and eoored silks, aud beautiful
White pink blue and straw eoored FIorenee- and Satin.
printed 'Aeonc''- AMI cambrie figure. for
100 p. .eh rOurd sin. printed RalrOrne- So &C. ,se
100 a Scotch Plaid cnsauns part chena 5, .,
SO Ps. Cd English and French Bomb,,in.. ,,o, ., ,
the finest ~ VI per ysu 10
Ghae Bo@ba1ine. and blk lead Fouard SILK. and Lawn,
bk and eolored ParasolS and sun Shades
SIN Princes and Gmps, all eolors
lap ooIdeSd and hemmed stitch linen dlf from gse
Linen Cambria at 81 so. LIS, and finer
Fine long Lawns and Kentinrs
Plain and corded Tarton Musin. F,r, fin. nr,,, a. r
l ,tsnch ana scotch worked Collars and Chmoze.ts
A large and beautiful assortment Of l. vl. rrn, 49,,
Edgnss and I-aces very ebe,n ~ ann '"''"en"s
New style Nets for Wells Caps and Capcs
Elegant bonnet, cap and Ribbons, fin. v,..r p
fin, cotton and msrino Iloser, ~ s'''" "e'ase
Sup. BLK and mode cord Monvian do
Rest French Md Gloves. Heavy bIk Mir. and n, ,,,
Nh's anu cold Corsetts silk and mouslane shawl.
~e'A hdSis &c &c
FOR GENTLEMEN WEAR
Extra fine blk. French Cloths for summer
spe,6nc I'M p, t''pH green English Cloths best
a. nd - c s'n'eieN Tor coats and pants
V,lo,,s -, W. summer coats
a.. - - ~" 20
vr,i,. - - '' :, " ! 'I.s oofu 'assimeTes
London Ma IT. - az ',, 'liss OF the best make
sun MAN GS,I - - , iie ana medium Gambroons
csn,i.,non,T So. ~ sIlN ana ~ltln Nestngs
t'oeAs, scars ,ravats Collars and suspenders
,,. great variety Of styles and prices vcry low
"h''e navy Drilling OF the best quality
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-04

Democratic Convention At Harrisburg, mas nominated
WIN. Taylor OF Rockoidgo the Democratic candidat,
for Congress in the Augusta Rockbridge, Shenandoah
Sc. District Mr.. Taylor l. brother-inaw Of Gov. Nc
Dowel and Col Benton, and member Of the bar of dis
tinction.
There is certain late member Of Assembly from Shen.
andoah whose castles in the air will be overthrown by this
Arrangement.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-04
FAUQUIER.

This County was lost the Wings las year, although
containing very decided majority by dissenton The
Wings have held County Convention and nominated rs
their candidates Messrs. Z. c. Marshall and Isham Keith
and presume they will again suffer local individual
disagreemens interfere with the success Of the Public
cause
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-04
WHEELING DISTRICT.

Hon. Lewis Steenrod has been nominated a District
Convention OF the Democratic pary-muehwe should opine
the confusion Of Mr. Brown Of Preston, who rode the
Tariff horse in that District his Preference and the
Free Trade nag here, too keep in with his party!
Two Counties represented the Convention,
and seeded through delegates before the
minatlOn was made. Rather a sign
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-04

Col Hubbard, the Loco Foco candidate for Congress in
the Buckingham District addressed the people Of Fuyanna
ut their Court the 4th Monday In the absence Of his
competitor Mr. Toler "he successfully answered, says
the Charlottesville Advocate, by Richard Ivanhoe CoSkc
Esq. young gentleman Of the Bar and gallant Wing"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-04

TOBACCO-There doing inspcc.
tons and the general quality very Inferior LuRs sell nj
81 30 u and 800; inferior and common leaf S3l ~;
common to good 80 to 81 Fine VERY tle oIerng 500
to 10.
FLOUR-Holdcrs II this article DO not disposed
sell forless than 81 which price sales in retail way
have been made from the Basin landing.
PLASTER PARIS-S5po per ton on Basinl landing scarce.
CLOVER SEED-S35 TO 81 per bushel by wholesale.
BUTTER-Good is very scarce, an extra article would
sell readily Ut IS to 20 cts.
SALT-S1.75 10 $50 per sack
Exchange on the Northern cities TO per Ct prem.
IUDLAM PRESTON A. co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-04

WILL, without reserve, for cash, sell on the
second diy Of May n otherwise the net r day ON the
premises Tract Of 800 Of Land so which h eaed
with common improvements fronting directly Williamsburg
kold distant from Richmond miles producing cords
Mcfchantlbc Wor-ihe Oak Wood be- sold grows for
$50 " ~ the Fine i - To p ~ suffice 10 that from
cords day be made
and cleared land be rented si2O for si5o
Those disposed 10 buy do 20 before the day Of sale the
purchaser would BE- IN crop. other 100
acres fronting on the Williamsburg and New Bridge Road
Richmond than The shove about 1880 cords Of wood sold
last year 800 cords oil u said or $500.
long credit viii be given tho said lands command their
value. l--c5t SAMUEL. w. BRADLEY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-04

Senatorial District Of Ai5emaris, N,soa and amherst
The address Of Mr.. Thompson 10 this District, ought to
have been published sooner, but unavOdaby delayed
by It's length. We hope ha length will not prevent tho
perusal Of a sound and able Paper
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-04
CITY COLLECTION

Voter" in tod1y's Wing is right in saving that Mr.
BCshor elected by the People Of Rchmond-and
that he only appointed till a vacancy But there lie
further and important iact-and that H. that Mr. Bosher
was elected by MINORITY Of the Council. An ,lcc.
ZION in this way does preclude the people from passing
upon the subect-and Wednesday they will have the
first opportunity they have had-and if they prefer Mr..
Wight Mr. Boshcr, know Of no aw-moral or conven.
tonal, which prevents them from INDUCING their prefer.
ence. ANOTHER VOTER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-04

O-NUTCE-The monthly meeting Richmond Mechanics
Association viii be held School Room OF Association
evening. al II O'Clock
aP4-dn D. YALE Rec Sec
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E NOTICEwe ask he attention Of the trade ale Of
Shes Leather. &c, THIS Moming, At 10 O'Clock.
sP4 DUNLOP, NONCURE CO.
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Mr. Hickers Dramatic Lecture is postponed until this
evening, Tuesday, Apnl lh See small bills.
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r. P. NAsH's PIANO FORTEs.

the best evidence The subscriber possibly give 81
opinion the superiority of the Piano which
he offers for and order that may opporun
" 0f testing tho matter he upon
the Pafofs of such persons may be DESTROYS Of supplying them
selves with articles NJ the kind
The posponeTucnt Of positive purchase Of instrument
whatever Tor NV months the different makers f trial
would ~ lesfdo the purchaser no harm.
ne addressed the subscriber Petersburg Va wouh
just goo purpo every way personal interview
since be takes himself the risk of selecting and guaruneesto
please IN every respect
large aSOgnt always hand Upwards Of 800 have been
rohhy him. without selling bad
ap g-c2aw5w r. p. NASH. Peterburg Va.
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JEFFERSON WARD.

The following ticket will be supported by
MANY VOTERS.
CoUSouNLY-John a. Lancaster, DR.. Jno. Dove, Henry
Clarke Russell Dudley, VIM. F. Butler.
ALpERNIS-Fancis Wicker, Simon Cullen, Lttebury
Darlington, John freeman.
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ARR1yALs

ARRIVALS
For the quarter ending 3si March, lsi3 BY the James
River and Kanawha Canal, viz:
1884 Tons Coal
3OGi5 hhds Tobacco
100 do Stems do
35i2 boxes manufactured do
2l7iG5 bbls -four
81 7s3 bushels wheat
COL do corn and meal
$50 do oats
975 Tons Pig Iron -
2lt d. Bar Iron JAS. =. TYLER
April lst 1913 IoLRniheror.
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A CAKD.--The subscriber Is now prepared
~ TO accommodate 90 NJ day boarder, his residence adon
ing Mr. Aer Duvars Drug Store Main street with The ve
hest off, moderate chargss The house has been thoroughly 70
p.ird and from and 10 husnefs
n be found very He That his hng eHper
snos az caterer Warm Springs viii be sufficient, euanny
the eIceHcnce of he table JOHN fRf'
NH 12--u
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.s- MARY NJ. BURRELL

MRS. MARY NJ. BURRELJ,
HAVING sevsra Uninterrupted will be fsdto seeon-
motate families single BoARDERs on the mot reasonable
terms sPt div
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RrF.H AMfDON viii Introduce The Spring Fashion for Cen
ptss,...d AZ, 40 f-dtw
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Richmond, Apul l-2awow
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HEMP, Ned Cords& Plough Lines Sand strn
ap4 JOHN a. GORDON.
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NOTICE.

ap 4-2amlm Fl
DcJ- The Enquirer will copy.
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M ACKEREG--No l. soa > in Jbi. haH bbi. and quartz
ap t-dlw BROWN T6ytoR
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TrRss OF srsscRruosTo City sub.erib~rs 400 u.r We.
and for shorter period sent by mail siooav,h,. An
al cases. In advance.
Apsrknsso-for heen lines Tor ie. one n--ron rs cent.
~o Insertions VI ias three inon- o. so every sueeeed
ing insertion n a..,lI 81.
Transient advertisers pay in advance.
he number OF insertions OF Advertisements on the
ME- they will be inserted be stopped and
% accordingly eJ Orders to stop writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 10 ne. ana in that
proportion for advertisements Of length and $50 for
lines; except Aueionee and Lottery dealers charged
800. paper inciudedl
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HAWTHORN, CONN.
Agency st Rfchmcnd, Virginia.
INHlS Company was Incorporated i'm the wear
- 1878, with perpetual charter anda Capital Of = zoo. 600
and nsifes los- damage by on dwelling
esasllstments household furniture
Any loses which the Company rques taken at
th agency VIII be adjusted with prompt,ude and hbccaiy
Applications for nsuanee the policies may be
made % The snb.efbef who has been fully Agent for the
City Of Rieha'ond and vicinity.
H. BALDWIN Agent
no 20 Under the Exchange Hotel
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS. &c. &c.
Iesale and Retail.
q WE take this occasion again 10 remind friend.
q ::ss .s:: CO; ' !. ss our %::s
lower than formerly. and b . deisrminai TO
CHANTS and generay give Us ear before the. bu
assuring them that no efforts wanting TO please
viz - ~ ~
FOR LADIES.
curdy'- '''''e'' anu nh 7"Ppef'' part Nc
Ladies Ss very :ape,o, French Morocco Walking Shoes
DO fine French Morocco and Kid Buskns
Do Do cspe., 90. 90 n, DO Slipper beautiful at 81
DO eosoured Morocco Slippers. and white sain do
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Genuemens cakin Dres. Boo Mills.
DO low priced pegged and sswed Boots
DO very superior calf.kin nd Morocco Brogan. Miles.
Do fine Calf Kp.kin BrOsan. and Shoes. assorted
DO hne Buekskin Shoes and slippers
MISSES,
Misses very fine French Morocco Il Slippers
do do do do WALKING Shoes
do do do and seaskir Roo,,.s
do do do Seaiskin and Leather Walking Shoes
BOYS
Boys very fine Calfskin Brogans and Shoes
DO do do kipskin do
10 lined and bound pegged and sewed Brogans
DO thick unbound pegged and sewed do
WOMEN
"otnens leather pegged and sewed wells assorted
DO do do do n.
do do Kid and Morocco Slippers do
MEMS.
Mems lined and bound pegged n seved Kip Broxans
do do do do do Shoes
DO thick unbound pegged nd sewed Btoean.
do thick Pegged and sewed Boots
ALSO,
general assortment Chidens Boots and Shoes n, all ,s
ALSO,
superior Hard Leather and Wood
travelling Bags Valee Trunks Cap Letter Paper
Wrapping Paper shOe Thread brushes Ble king
'i1' ifuhAs, an Sues &c d. BURLINGTON 4 co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers n Boots. Shoes. &C.
~ Mansion House
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.
si opened and for sale cheap. assortment Of sea.
a. sonable Dry -
Calieoes at 5, 81. Z. 9. TO- I2l, Is and I.6d
Cinghams NJ nd %
French Lawns At eJ, ST. So and 6gl
Balzorine Lawns ASSORTED patterns
Bombaznes and Alapaekas
Lisie Laees and Edgings
Thread do do do
Fancy slk fidkfL ands Scarf.
Bonnes, Bonnet Ribbons and Artificial F1owerx
Parasois and Sun Shades &C &c &c
The above Goods with general assortment OF ea.onah co
will be sold ver cheap By n M rTIyNIxcuAM
"Iaio Cheap Cash Dry Store