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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-24

Maine Vermont, North Carolina Louisiana, ana
NaryI.nd Eve States, have declared o'a'e pr
frsnos Gov Districts: but have in no way demanded an
nnco,n,or;sing adhesion 10 the same plan from o'"e'
States ,.; Alabama
New Jersey, Delaware and Arkansas nave ~ -
,noLen Ths two last, which have but one mem -
Gona.ss. and therefore, bu; district delegate, WI
10, 81, 10 be heard in this controversy very ast'h1
liz NJ I,rsey and Ohio, are with i'ile uouot, io'
II, s,,.,. No, :, svstsn probably MISSISSIPPI A'"a"
sas ia Altman although III ihis State, there IS as
,;c, ns,, ~ S,utA Alabama which is active At leas'
e not numerous compared with the humoet u '''
whole Sto;a Maryland will vote by aslric's a.,
TweI,a States are already committen strohg,y ~ ~.
lndependen; aocn Of the State Democracy, :"
nnn lie own modes of representations and these tweiV'
10 ono;n large meo.y Of the electoral votes
of ,ha I'm Tie; have 100 votes, and % ma)1fny
If -. ,rlnIe When OHIO and New Jersey are aa3et
-, any states OF winch the PRACTISE IS DOUBT
cI ". here the opinions are well known, ana y
vii os,r that fourteen States, at least, N', ,psee
G,hyf -. the election! votes OF The Union, WI oe 70
n,aesn,e5 IN the Baltimore Convention, oy delegate
aan;,sI no General ticket, or instructed speciahy !,
resnec, The independent right OF every state 10
10 ou,, mode of expressing its preferences ,
az a., ,emaininr twelve States, two have no as
tr;c,s 70 be divided; and of those which nave, auo
which NAV exercise the right Of choosing deiega'es
districts not more than one, We believe, u one "i'o
we dorb; bu; there may be two, will insist upon
breach with the Democracy OF other STATES, peIuus
the have followed usage and the analoges OF the Con
,i,,,on IN the appointment OF delegates, exacty as
the electors they represent are appointed.
The opinion of the party, by States ana oy ,
nil hernnd doubt be Overwhelming in favor OF the
States gifts view of preserving ota'e o'scieo ""1
sue P'' Tfo6i.c Register.
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WINTER.

WINTER.
Rejoice! for the periluis Summer mas iird
Inrathered its harvest and buried rs dead
We bards North, sing young Mays Vernai un'e,
Or sing when the Summer eNuliS III ner prime,
Or praise iocuhd Auumns rich fruit aud ripe gram,
Stern Uinter hail, and cHuli in his reign
Thou rushes rude Boreas, fierce sweeping Inc sk!,
More welcome, me, than the South wlhnS so, ss"'
Thy strong winds bear healing ara rescue nom oe""'
And the vapors OF pcstilence fly from my oreatii
Oh, fair is our Spring, with lis Wild jasnlne ho"clsi
Our milk white magnolia magnificent towcts,.
And the woods pernmed 10y that empress oi howefs'
Our forests are Florl's most gorgeous douiani
Ours Summers rich fruits and The Auiinns ripe gram,
And Springs rudy straw berries crimson the pain
Mid il leaves dark green III. figs purple fruits glow,
And the jsweed pomeganae> their treasures besow'
In their cups of red gold like bright rubes they secin
And Scheherazades tales recalled by their CLEAN;
Contrasting peach orchards ripe sunny glow,
Our cotton hollis open their bosonls OF snow;
In the forests green gades the wild deer igiy DnuhdS
And the voice of the mock bird IN melody sounds
Yes, rich is country in beauty and wealth,
We ask but blessing, the bright boon oil hedah'
Though Summer is lovely and Spring tide Is lait,
/ shrink from their beauty, for Death reves there.
welcome thee, Wu;er-ty advent | hat,
With lhy helmet Oi SHOWS and Thy chill icy man.
Though spoilsr thou tfdinpiest on fioras domain
Thou the rose the pale check returhest again
Io.Esop Oct1ber 10, lS33.
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Hanover CO., Va, Nov g. sa. y TIN = 5l w
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSES

VIE subscriber is constantly receiving from Tie celebrated ma
nufactory of Nuns Clark, New York. elegant plan
Piano Forle possessing the latest improvements aud ar
delicacy of toac and sweetness tone peculiar their
nutactnrr.
Also. large OF Musical Instruments and Music,
Merchandise in general.
Piano Foes repaired tuned let an hire and taken IN
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection % Music offered io i
may he selected from, the OF the subscriber who
enabled sell The Philadelphia and New loh wAoc.as
and retail prices
Those purchasing sell again VIII be furnished upon better
terms than they find elsewhere in the State.
p. II. TAYLOR.
Jan3 Piano Forte and Music Sore. opposite the Bars
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WIN. ALLEN,
(AGENT.
DILL L X i D I 4 Il Q X,

DRAPER lND TAILOR,
Is receiving By the New York packets his FAIL and WIN
TER GOODS. comprising General assortment of Cloths
Cassineres, vesugs Mcrno Unlerdresne for gentlemen
Gloves ScarfS Craya SHIRTS, linen and cotton ilandkeec
&c, indeed every article necessary Tor gentleman
wardrobe.
The Goods have been selected by him in and the
making the selection; lie Is there
FORE confident they only examined 10 give salts
faction.
He is prepared 10 for clothing in the most
fashionable manner will accommodate his prices TO the times
and circumstances.
Semi 10 3s-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-24

doors JciOp Wadsmorth, Turner i On 5 Main street,
II recently received, per schooner Daniel Francis, w w.
Wyer and NarIaeansett additional supply Of BOOTS
SHOES, suitable for the present. season. His Stock Is very
good, comprising variety.
Merchants Farmers and chcrs visiin. the city viii find il
advantage call mud examine his Stock lie determn
ed 10 sell nj avery nall advance.
All goods may recommend goods manufactured
the most faithful surpassed Wy manufactured
in this any other place. either for durability style
NV. 5i-wr
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-II;PLEs I.ff.NsDE,

As well rs Spectacle Glasses every descriptions III IN frames
and he assures his friends that Of the very best
qualify, ground and perfectly posied-and from MS no
ledge Science of Optics and the structure o the eye ne Il
prepared give proper advice choosing spec
taces or Glasses All of which will be disposed oil on easoha
Bile terms ar Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange
W 1910 l3-wtf
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Two ARTHUR BOWLES.Sir: Take notice that on the va
day of January next, the Clerks Office o. Hanover am
~ Court, between the hours of Q, A. NJ, and nc0A r.
d. shall proceed 10 take the dispositions Of laa Wa
and be read evidence sun ~ Chan
Gerry depending in the Circuit Superior Court Law ami
Chancery for the county al Hanover which Won plaintiff
and and others defendants; and ii. from any
ing of the said dispositions completed thai day The
ing thereof viii he continued the Place and between
the same hours, the succeeding day.
STEPHEN T. PuLLIAN
", Nov
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"nucH YET nrM.,Ss uxsuSc.

we ind in the Miss staiesaan The following is!
fn The nep of Mrs H. Howard formerly Miss G"oc ol '"'>
civ Mrs II daughter ot James Goool Lsq, 'or "ans -
citizen OF Boston, aud VINO has numerous l'y' - 90
,,l he ueased 20 read the eifuBs whose prcuV
m;ns thew viii euene gave sfch ateuc promise 4" n'oe
dish ilon.-l Ros.aA Hos..
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IN WANT OF SITUATIONS-Two young Ladies' who have
recently graduated respectable Seminary in Eastern Vir
rina and who are well qualified 10 teach English Language,
dramatically with branches English Education
as teachers in private families or ~ in public Female
Summaries Their charges will he moderate. Good ecommen-
dations be produced Enquire of the Editor
Nov q 5l-wiw
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IN CllANCERf.-NiHGiNI.:-At Court of Monthly S-..-
held for Louisa County, the Court house thereof m NJ
day, the 9th day of October lsi3: "N
Elisha Melton administrators with the VIII ANNEXED r I
Thomasson, deceased, rl,ir,.a.
against
David Tiomasson, Martha Ann, MARY France. T. a,,,,
and Gcorgeanna 1homason. john Patsy Elizabeth and MOI,
cal Nuckolds, Nathan H. John X, and Martha C. SI.nlt
Elias Thomasson, Lewis Thomasson John Tnona.son
cal Thomasson aad Thomas e. Tholnasson Deend,n,'
This this day To be further heard under IN.
berty reserved TO the parties in the decree entered IN ms
the 10th day of June, ls3 and the application of the @
of the said John Thomassos, deceased parties this cars.
ordered and required that all persons, who have clam
against the said John Thomasson, deceased exhibit the %
for settlement 10 Elisha Melton Administrator With the m a.
neSed, of the said John Thomasson between time and
LIST day of January eii and Is further directed that t
order be published for eight weeks IN the Enquirer
published IN the city Of Richmond and be posted the front %
OF the Court house Of this county for Court iay
Copy-Teste, JOHN HUNTER c. L. G.
Oct 81 3g--vs,as
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Erery thing Jor tic causc-nOhing I0F men
MN lrlea.S E.l

ELECTION NTws.-Coionel H. Nj r.iIsN, Democrat
has been elected 10 the Senate OF Low ~ lie
teens Of Natchitoches, ri5c General Kosser, member
Of Congress from the fourth district ilr hiarshail
majority over his competitor, DE- Roysdon, Wing, was
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-24

TN HANCERY.-VIRoisA:-At Court of Monthly Session
held for Louisa county, the Court house thereof on Mond
the 18th day Of September 1913:
Joseph Taley, who in his right and as Adminst,,
de bons non with the will annexed of Nathan Iae d.
ceased, PLAINTIFF.
against
William Cole and Cecilia his wife, Nathaniel Bird and Nav,
his wife, VIM C. Taley John Day and Nancy wife and "a
than ia'iey anu other, Defendants:
The defendants, above named, having their
and given security according 10 law rules Of M
Court and appearing the satisfaction Court th,
not inhabitants OF this State, motion OF the p,aing I.
his attorney, ii Is Ordered that the said defendants Wm
and Cecilia his WIFE Nathaniel Bird and Mary his wife YIN
TaIey John Day and Nancy his wife, and Nathan Taley do
before the Justices Of County Court SAID con
the Court house, the second Monday December n.u
answer the bill Of The PLAINTIFF and thar copy of This od-,
forthwith Inserted III some newspaper published the c
Richmond for two months successfully posted al The r.
door of the Courthouse Of this county Court day
Copy-Tesle,
JOHN HUNTER, G. L. C.
u.
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0RUGs MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &c ss' 4
CIrc nypcTITFFS WINDOW ULaSi

LARGE and well selected STOCK, for sale low
ALIEN DUvAL * CO, MAN s"''' II
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG POTOMAC RAILROAD
Compilation Of the Railroad TO .7quia Creek.-tnri.
r1IIsd Ernsdit;on Reduction of Rates 10

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG & POTOMAC RAILROAD
Compilation Of The Railroad 10 .7quia Creek.-tari-
called Expedition .-Reduefion Of Rates TO
WASHINGTON, Baltimore, Philadelphia, sc.
THE Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Comp.
ny hereby that their Railroad completed l
Potomac 10th November and that travellers
conveyed Richmond and Washington AT all
the year Railroad Cars aud Steamboats, leavin. Richmond
at G. A. NJ, precisely, instead OF -, as heretofore.
Instead of paying their fare, heretofore IL Fredercks
only and afterwards board the Potomac Steamboat ana
Washington, passengers will take tickets the Railroad o
both for Washington and Baltimore The fare ts
paid separately, different portions OF the ut
On and after to-day the 9Th instant the charges by the Raj
road Line between Richmond and the Northern MI
reduced follows:
Whole fare between Richmond and Washington, s6@
Do. do. Baltimore, eC
Do. do. Phtladtl PIMA, by the ,o ID.
Newcastle and Frcnchtown railroad and steamboat nc,l
Or by Peck aud Lore's Line, 80
IL will he perceived from the above, that the charges by r
railroad route low by the river and bay boats W
the advantage favor OF greatly increased cxpediio
veers by the railroad line reaching Washington IN SINE, BALI
more in TWELVE, and Philadelphia IN hours after
leaving Richmond and Philadelphia 6fre trare
he Rirer and Bay B0ats hare lgt Norfolk.
No charge children under three of ageoters' una
years of age, half price, 3 Cob itd persons han pro
THOMAS SHARP,
July Is i-wly Superintendent nj Transportation
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PETERSBURG-VIRG
ARGE FALL. STOCk.-rhe undersigned are now rcr.Ff
- their fun Fa Stock of Foreign aud Domestic.
STAPLE .4.ND FANCY DRf GOODS.
ich have selected with the greatest IN the Bot
New York and Philadelphia markets. and from the PceF.b
Manufacturing Companies.
I'm their may be found the usual variety oi lag
Southern Dry Goods House including extensive Assortment
bright ply, ingram and other Carpeincs Rugs Floor C
&c-al of which will he sold on the liberal terms.
RANDOLPH, PEBBLES Il CO, sycamore street
Petersburg. Sept. 8. Al-Wl
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Pay Of Macy oGeers-Tlavng copied from the
Washington Capitol what purports to be the rate
examination imperfect in of the grades, we rePub.
sh i, according 10 the act of Congress, by which 1t is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-24

JOHN HUNTER, C. l.. C..
i3-wJm
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-01
who'll bid! Going! Going.

/ Our friend DR.. Bennett has published an address
to his abolition friends, and being 10 The shape Of
an advertisement we take pleasure in giving an
extract for his benefi and that Of the public. We
hope will take the Doctor up at his Of
fer-but would not insinuate that there is no
difference in his and that of certain coon
dog our friend Finley used TO tell Of occasionally.
The Doctor says:
THE proposition alluded to above, is that each
county in this section Of lhs State, or such as
approve OF the plan, take immediate measures TO
ascertain how much can be raised in money and
produce for the support of a lecturer in each
county, and make report the roof 10 the Editor of
/ The Advocate. Having had numerous calls to
lecture, with which | could not comply without
he surrender OF my whole time 10 the business
now make the following proposition. In any
county which will raise S25 for such purpose, /
Will spend one month, or IN proportion for great
er less amount. Who will be first served?-
We in Richmond ready to do our share.
would also, call the attention of our friends, to
The necessity OF holding as soon as may be,
Convention for the purpose of devising means
suggesting plans, &c. for The furtherance of our
cause Ii is made the duty of The Executive
Committee believe, 10 call meetings of the So
cety, but that proposed will be mass NEE
tIng, any one presume may call ii, without vio>
iaiIng any provision OF the constitution. The
iy difficulty that presents itself to my mind, s
10 ine whereabouts 10 hold such meeting. IL
ought 10 be held where such conventions have
been least frequent, that it may not be an old
story. void Of interest. Having conversed with
several OF The anti,slavery friends IN the neigh
borhood of Goshen meeting house what is
called Middle Fork, who of opinion that IN
asmuch as there has never been convention IN
that place nor its immediate vicinity, it would be
advisable TO appoint i, there. | would therefore
suggest the proprieiy of holding the proposed
convention al Goshen meeting house on NJ onday
and Tuesday the 9th end 2S inst. The seve-
raj committees 10 whose care we:e committed The
donations made al different times for the support
OF the A. Slavery 10 this slate, vii! find il
favorable opportunity TO dispose Of such dcna
tons as they may have in their possession; and
IL will 10 doubt strike them as important, that
as much Q! the property 80 donated should be on
tbe ground as possible, that 1t may be sold aud
the proceeds appropriated as designated by the
donors.''
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-01

BurfALn. Nov l6 Ohio Wheat from Cleve.
land, 10 the amount OF 1000 bushels was taken
by one Of he aek Rack M,ilers a, 9lc. and an
invoice OF 600 bushels from Sandusky, To arrive
on the 10Th /. h +. sold lie. Flour AZ
30 a , - correspondent al Bllch Rock fur
niShes the c numerical Advertiser with the fol
lowing comparative statement OF Flour shipped
and tolls received al that place during The mon In
of O>tober. m The years 1872 and 'i3:
lSl2 1Si3
Fanr bbls - 9Ss Flour, bbls. 2ioi4
rols 81 903 TIL IS, ,3S4
Ga the l9h Ot. ; 600 bushels Illinois Wheat
brought ID, at B4fTle, aud 1000 bushels Wis
constn Wheat IL.
MiLwAKTs. Nov Wheat was selling al SOC !:
Flour al s3 % > 80; Oats rs; Batter IL l4c
SANpu-KY CIrY. NV. 2I.-Flour 81 o5 4 rs
Wheat is 4 %. Con 81 3oc. Flax Seed 81
"a | 90.
CuILIcoTnr, O, Nov 2i Flour So 24a33l
Wheat 81 n 90: Beet Cattle 81 90 per 100
lbs. II tEs under 200 It's average 81: over 200
lbs. s. %: vet> superior lots 50 SO.
SrFuBg>vuLE, Nov. % Flour 50 75ai 90 whsa,
60a65
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-01
whig state Convention.

Many Of the Whg papers Of the State suggest
the propreiy of holding Wing State Convention
at indianapolis some tiule IN January neXt.-l he
Importance Of such nave ought to be ful!y re-
allied by every good aud true Wing Ia the State,
ard 'rust that no Que will oi jeci TO II, so hn
sufficient notice be gwen Of the day, that all who
feel interest IN redeemng the State from Lo-
cofoco thraidnm may attend. We say let 1t be
held somet time in January. Let the Siafe cen
trail comnilre designate The day, and give notice
long enough before hand for every one 10 hear o
it.-PerrysrHe Paper
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-01
T II E u / Il 4 [ rs
CINCIxxATI, Nov

CENCINNATi, Nov. =, IL t3
FLOI R.-We head of sales, either the Canal or
City Mills. The asking price at the former { G2
and inspection, bot buyers found that
City Aills still held S3 GSa3 20.
WIllShI--Saes were made at l5al 81 yesterday. bal
the article rather dull.
HOGS There were sales Yesterday at s. SOAP Co
the laer being the price obtained for lot rom henIrky
averaging 2l5 lbs. The prices ~ 2Ja2 rs
heard of saes the highest fgures
was tnv iIru asREa 3t7sJs Nery sIpe-
city, the lghtest which would
200 lbs.
Up TO Saturday evening last, there had been killed
different Slaughter houses and delivered upwards
ib,UUU hogs On the opposite SIDE Il The
what learn, the number killed is about 900,
king in all l9OO0 before the regular has fairly
menced, and the hands have fully the hang
implements.
AT one of our packing houses few nights since
bout hours 40 minutes, men up into Pork Iso
large hogs.
We mention this fact not by of brag. but simply to
show how il IS thai $4,000 hogs have disposed
reacy this season.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-01
TURNPIKE ROAD MEETING.

fEWe requested that there viii be meeting
the Centre School House, the Boston road,
Saturday, the 9th Of December inst.
for The purpose of taking steps for ihe
of company construction of Turnpike Road from
Richmond the State line through Boston.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-01
Twenty Copies for $40.
Proposals for PuJHShisy an Extra Edition OF
THE ETEEKLx< TRIBUNE.

.''iIave you surrendered was tho in1uirr ~ m. .,,
nanier OF the Saraps, Bon 1omne Ri.s,fd deals
that had been rapidly gaining mastery
''Surcndefed"' Paul Jones, NAVE sor rr
FiGHT." In that same spirit the s,ea, VIII,
Party of the tnich, victorious point. and thrown
back olhers unconqInrabe b force b ~ nor
to feachery, having passed through Elections Is43
commences the zation
ing battaon an TIE syssn,atic dg,.io, Of n,s
gshce preparatory 10 the great contest Of iSi Once
tuY Organized they vii! advance TO eetain glorious aud
benehccni victory.
The Pub=aors Of the New York Tribune h,yiny bee,
urged from several quarters cheaper paper devo
ted the important work dGsng every dwelling cor,
ter prnrl pespcrt and measures
have hestated TO ssae smaller sheet devoted specially to
ths purpose since i would subject it, patrons same
postage tha charged on our present ample sheet
necess1rfy exclude shose orti of the Liter
raj News Of the Day. aud extensive reports
OF the tIaHacons ~ TIE Money and Produce Markets,
which The Tribune has the amplest presenting
and which every family should in form possess They
have concluted, therefore, publish Extra Edition
the Weekly Tribune IS, containing the same matter
that IS transmitted 10 our regular subscribers. The Extra
Edition win be the number of Decembe,
h. continuing Presidents Message at the onepi,y of
the ne Congress, and continuing the which in
No.enber saa annouace the resnt Of the P,.siden
ira Edition. We r seha through the whole Twenty
CoFIEs 10 one aiifess for TwExTY DOLLARS.
Where the papers reg itei sent n diferep,
Post Ohces. where ice Of the subscriber b reuu
red TO be wrtten on each ge mus, insist uniform
at the Of One Dollar and iiaif each Do
90; ask Us to from this rule, friends. thing 10
The character Of The Tribune By this tim. generally
known II aims 70 the largest Freedom of Thought
and Actica with profound for Law obsdi.
ence TO rgful An horto be the foe of all dscord
anarchy aha uIcnc but tina champion of every geperons
idea. however novel unpopular which for its end the
upaIsns OF the oppressed and lowly While psofers
claim to the abused aane Of Democracy loly The cloak
OF political Pharsees, the of
vi" De, as II mas been, legitimate the word
truly Democfsticthe adSefsary every wrong the ex
poser o hollow profession and scheIning the
advocate Of every tending of ,ue
An
The Weekly Tribune plbsned this city every SAT-.
urday morning, but defpst the Mails THURSDAY
and day 1t of the !ages sze folded in eight pa
gs so as 10 be ABOUT the ners
papers Subscriptions are respectf1y addicted
GREELEY & McF.LRATH
New York, Nov, 1913. I60 Nas.aus,
0TPo.tmasers thorsed by law to transmit, nn,,-
tor subscriptions lei, frank e
Of postage.
" Money RENTED through the mail will be a, the ,st
Of the Publishers Notss nf ali spece-pavjnu RanL. in
any State Of the Union III be received a, ma, q NJ
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-01

MA1Nr.-n appears highly probable that
Morse (Whig) is elected 10 Congress in Lincoln
and Oxford district; district gerrymandered for
a Locofoco. Morse is a working ship-caryer; q
self made man.
Severance (Whig)i is elected beyond doubt in
the Kennebec district. The Boston Atlas says
he was iourneyman printer in the office of the
National Intelligencer, at Washington, and went
from that office into the state of Maine, and loca
ted himself as tho conductor Of newspaper.
He now goes back to Washington, as member
of Congress.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-01
The New York Courier s. Enquirer.

We give an advertisement ef hi. old and de-
served Y popn!af newspaper. Is character II
known throughout ihe country, and the name Of
JAMES WATSON WEBB, n Us editor, is suf.
ficien, to recommend il 10 The people organ
and dsocale of correct rTincipes
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-01
IJ.1 WEEKLY
COURIER d ENQUIRER,
One OF the Largest and Cheapest Newspaper

published Saturday morning at O'Clock, containing
i all that has been published in the Daily Courier and
Enquirer during the the aiIs
Steamers &c. &c up the hour Of publication
1ERMS-Two Dollars per ann1m, snr1rlabiy IN ad-
Any person sending $40 money. free of
postage. will be entitled to six copes-S20 twelve co
pes-Ss0, twenty-five copies.
who paid advance since ths Il, or
July, b. credited ihs the rate Of two do,
lars per
New York, Nov, lS43.
Richmond palladium., 1843-12-01

0rSeverel advertisements which do rot ap-
pear this morning not omitted for the want
of room. but Simply because they have not been
handed in