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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28

Two SHOE MANUFACTURERS
Just received AZ the sign Of the Boy Red Boot
100 lbs halfblch'd Shoe Thread
100 lbs Green
81 pairs Boot Trees
- Chmpg.
225 Lasts
Also. variety Of other shoe findings which will
be sold ON accommodating terms.
6b1I SAML MCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28
IN y u II 4 n G. T.

LEXINGTON RANCE COMPANY
ME subscriber having been 7ppnnted agent Tor
the FIRE, Life and Marine Insurance Co, Of
Lexington. Ky. will 'ako Fire aud Marine Risk, at
the rateS usually charged by the other Offices IN his
city Application my he made Al the Counting
room Of SIIRlVER & STEELE. Water 81, Vince
l-g. HENRY X LIST, Agent
Wheeling. feb 3 GIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28
,rRI STEE,S SALE.

u Y Virtue Of a deed OF trust executed by Fran
- ces Melton 70 the subscriber, bearing date
the 10th day at February 1871, and Of record IN
the Clerks OH of Ohio county, / shall proceed
to sell on the 4th day of NJ arch 1913, at the tav
ern Of John ID Foster, in the town OF Trladuphia,
TO the hshc bidder at public auction. certain
trac or parcel ofland, lying and being near Tn
adelp hIa IA the county of OHIO, containing three
acres more or less, beng the land on which said
" elton resides, and was purchased by hIn Of
Charles Knox and Juhn Feay, seyeTaily.
SELLING trustee, shall only convey TO the
purchaser such title as Is vested in me by said
decd of Trust.
Terms of sale Cash
ISAAC w MITCHELL.
feb It's Trustee.
The sale of The above properly is postponed
until the FIRST day Of April ucNt, BY consent Of pari,s
Tcrms-OuC half cash usi the residue 10 thirty days
from sale. |. w. MITCHELL, Trustee.
March 4, 1919
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28
TRUSTEES SALE

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON MON
DAY, JANUARY 2D, 1913, Ar THE
FRONT DOOR or THE COURT HOUSE or
ONO COUNTY. COMMENCING AT IL o..
CLOCK \. NJ. PRECISELY.
III y virtue ui decd of trust from James 4
- - NJ Clean aud vile 20 mo. bearing dale on
the eIghIh day of October in the year s39 Of rec
ord ia Iho Clerks office Tor Ohio county m book
% page AIS. and also OF a deed Of conveyance
from James A Mclean 10 mo. bearing date the
oh day OF October, 1899, Of record in the Clerks
Office tor OHIO county. IA bouk % page AS, and
the authority and direction OF Mrs. Mary l.. Dor
sey under the trrrEs Of the last meuuoned deed,
pu Monday, tho ? day Of January, Sl3, al the
front door Of the court House of Ohio county, shall
sell 10 the highest aud best bidder at public auc-
tiou, Two certain lois of ground situated IN that part
of the city OF Wheeling called Middle Wheeling,
known ard distinguished IA the map Of said city
lots Numbered Two ard seven IN square numbered
three. Together with all and singular tho ieuo-
mcnis. hersdl'imeuis aul aPpurleuauCes unto The
same belonging or IN any WISE nppuraInIng.
Propositions for the sale OF SAID lots or any part
of either OF them will be received any time prior
TO the day Of sale.
TERMS will be made known on the day Of
sale.
Selling as Trustee, | shall convey 10 The purcha.
ser only such title Is vested ia by the deeds
above referred to This title. am satisfied, will
be found, upon examination, iHdIspuable.
JAMES :. WHEAT,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28

JAS. Y. CALDWELL,
Successor 10 AueTbury, Caldtrci 8 Co
WHEELING. VIRGINIA.
NATILL continue the COMMISSION n FOR
w WARDING BUSINESS at the old stand
on Monroe street, and soicIls CousignmenIs Of Mer
chandse or produce either for sale or forwarding.
nov
~ Louis New Era, Louisville Journal. Cincinna
Ii Republicans, Cumberland Civilian. Baltimore
American, u Gazette, publish To the amount Of
five dollars and charge this Office
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28
L. 5. MAIL LINE FOR WOOSTER.

Z. =. MAIL LINE FOR WOOSTER.
We will start onr coaches
Sstst@3(-SSz-<7 m future from lhs place, AT
ekf5r6.f Z-t5a,zI-gn o'clock 4 NJ, on every Monday,
g. s.S1L3 Wednesday and Friday, for
Wooster. Cleveland. Norwalk. &c. via Mt Pleasant,
Cadz and Canal Dpycr. running IN connection with
lines for Lower Sandusky, Perryssurg, aud on 10
Detroit. the fare on his route has been reduced IN
proportion 10 the times; travellers wishing TO go
north. Will find this cheap. speedy and pleasant
route Office nj The bar Of the S Hotel, Wafer
street, Wheeling, Va. JOHN a MYERS,
Proprietor
hartley DENNIsov, Agent. ian "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28
FOR RENT

A Brick dwelling house on the corner Of Main
n and Jefferson stieci, adjoining Thos Johnston
Store and dwelling, and now occupied by w
Hutchinson. Possession given Immediately
For terms apply 10 JAMES MCCONNELL.
mar / I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28
NEW BOOKS.

Bnswcrih's life Of DR.. Johnson.
Complete works of Lord BOIinghroke; 4 vols.
Burkes' works, 9 vols royal octave.
Addson's works, vols,
Works Of Lord Bacon, 3 vols.
HalIam's Literature Of The middle ages.
Thiers' History Of French revolution, complete
in vols
History Of the Anglo Saxons from the earliest pc
Rod of the Norman conquest, by Sharon Turner
IA. s, X. 4, 5 L., together with a great variety
ofstandard literature. School books, &c. DC. just
received from Philadelphia and for sale by
STEPHENSON g. HASWELL,
NH l3 Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28
CURE FOR TIE TOOTH ACHE.

CURE FOR THE TOOTH ACHE.
THE CELEBRATED MUSCOVITUS DROPS,
w ARRANIED 20 cure the most inyetoraio
v tooth ache, in TWO MINUTES.
This article will also preserve the decayed teolh
for the future remove all the scurvy aad tartar,
without The Of an instrument
The discoverer and proprietor Of The above IT,.
valuable cure nr the tooth ache informs the public
that he has secured the exclusive rgh' 10 his disco
very by application IN due form flaw, al HE Patent
office Of lhe u $. and IL ready 10 dispose Of the
said Patent Right. for The District Of Columbia or
any county. Stale or Territory in The Union.
DIRECTlONS.-Take small quantity Of cotton
wet II with the Drops and pul il in the hollow at
the TOOTH about SIX drops and two lea spoons fall Of
water. and hold IL 10 the tooth as long as you can
DIR NJ DE- HEFTY
For sale by GREGORY SUCKER, att J. SufeI's
Brewery, Main street, Wheeling, Va oct - 6m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28

WINDOW GLASS.
M SYAMES a. JAMES IL ROBERTS
We respectfully inform ,he public that they
have entered into co-partuershp in the manufacture
of Window Glass OF the Glass Factory in South
Whceli0g where they will always keep on hand
stock of Glass Of aH sizes. which they will sell 90
order nj The lowest prices. Orders addressed Co
them will bs promptly filed with an article war
ran'ed 90 be equal 90 any Cylinder Glass manu-
iacturcd in the Western country dec 2S-Ii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
LANES l.. WHARTON,

AT THE CORNER OF UNION AND MAIN STREETS
WHEELING, VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28

bGltthaore Reynolds ~ Smtlh, Kemp, BUcky
q Co. Saml Shaiiucr a. Co. G. Wilson & Co
George - lays. \ George q Go. Wyley Il Wilson,
Jos l. Elder. Ihcs Cursor.
CtncinHGti.-Springer Il Whiteman, 4 Irwin,
William Irwin. Samuel d Findav.
Louisville -NcAlorau & McAIechen. VIM n
Ballet a c.. Mcclure Il Ross. Jan 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28
NAILS.

n6Rn Kegs Nails, assorted sizes, Just recei.
GObSp we'd end will 10 sold or less than
Nv ever been offered lu this city, for cashoulv.
jl11S SENSENFY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28

ARTICLES OF STATIONARY.
Mis- DAY RECEIVED from the Manulactur.
Il ers, supply Of
SEALING WAX. superior article
WATERS, three different sizes,
STEEL PENS. GHlotI's best
QUlLLS. opaque, yellow and dutcheJ,
SAND BOXES.
CORK lNkSTANDS cheap article.
ENAMELLFD VISITING CARDS
WAFER STAMPS. &c &.
STEPHENSON & UASwEIL.
mar - Union. street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28
PETERS PILLS.

w have tired DR. Jos Pricstly Peters Vepe-
w getabls Pills and have no hesitatlon IN
prOnOuncIng th.m the best Ambitious Medicine
mat we have ever used IN families. We arc
acquainted with several families IA this CIV Dybo
give them The Preference at all other kinds on
account OF their mIldncss, and at the same t,ri,e
certainty Of ccrIon.-N Y Eramiuer.
More thg ten million. o. toxts OF these tr,,Iv
valuable Ambitious Pills have been sold in me
United States, Canadas est Indies Mexico and
itAas' since the hTst OF January, gkteen hun
bred and thirty five.
Hundreds and thousands bless the d ~ they
we're u du ed by the persuasisns Of a friend 70
try box of DR. Peters Pills -
DR. Jos phi Prcstley Peters
Dear SRI nave used your valuable Pill these
last tour years; IN cases Of yspcpsIa Liver com
plant, and Sick HeadaL he, a nj have fund tIen,
IN a majority OF cases, the most taluabIo Pills 1
have ever used. JOHN CASE nj n.
For SICK or Nervous Headache or Bilious Fer
YER would recommend Peters Pills nm prefer
enCe 10 all other kinds
Il III ARMSTRONG NJ
The t9IlOWng from theem!Hsnt DIR Emerson ia
considered sufficient.
nave used IN my practice these last five wears
DR. Peters Vegetables Ambitious Pills Al CON
sdered them the best FANNY Medicine / have
ever used.
\ supply Of these truly valuable Pals, lust re-
ceIyed and Tor sale Wholesale and erni by
OLIVER PRYOR,
Sole agent for Wheeling.
Large size boxes. containing Is Pills 20 cents.
small SIZE boxes containing 80 Pills 70 cents per
box. and upon enquiry these valuable Pill s, can
De o3IaIned IN most every cOun!ry store IN Wes
LGLn ' a, nov I6-4m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28
COPARTNERSuIp

4 IMAM n EDWARDS. having associated
~ with them, J =. AGNEW. of Wheeling IN
the Forwarding aud Commission Business, at Cum
beiand. Md. the syleol Erm will be AMMAN, Ed.
Wards & Agucw.
AMMAN, EDWARDS & AGNEw,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Al me Rail Road Depot, CUMBERLAND. Mn.
REFEEENCEs
Craugle N Baicys, Jacob a Mitchell.
Fleming ~ Jingle, = SI'hoe a. CO.
WIN Paxton q Son, : Irwin.
John Clarke, Harding q Weldn,
James II Forsyth. - Dutlied.
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Single papers for sale by The carriers and at the
otfrcO at cents copy.
Tho Weekly paper, the Western Virginia Times,
Is published on Wednesday at 50 50 per annum
a advance, or 50 if not paid within one month
frem the beginning the year. No new subscribers
will be received, except such pay in advance.
For moahs 81 50 is invariably charged No
suisse riber received for less than six months,
aud no paper discontinued, except atthe discretion
OF the publisher. until all arrearages are paid.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
Three insertions or less per square, SlO0
One week 81 so
Two Weeks, $3.50
Three Weeks, S3,25
-Four weeks, S4OB
Two msa'hs, 5000 Three months $500
Advertisements inserted till forbid or without
express order. will be inserted until ordered out
AID charged dollar Cor LIST three Insertions, and
Is cts for each insertion after. Advertisements
iaseited three times n week for three fOETIhs the
above, Weekly for one half per week.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28

DIR. EASTMAN'S ELlNER or HEALTH
MIS- Is a universal restorative ga all eases
where the Stomach, Liver. or any Of the or.
gaus concerned in the digestive functions, are the
primary seat Of the diseases, and that such is true
of almost The whole catalogue Of human maladiCs IS
we'll Known 90 every physician.
ElIXER or HEALTH
u strengthens and gives tone aud appetite 10 the
stomach and possesses The long sought ani desired
property OF rendering harmless 20 the stomach my
redundancy Of bile, that may DO generated there,
and at The same time when there IS deficiency of
that necessary fluid producing co,liveucss, deprcs.
sion Of spirits, debility, dizzness 900 the head paIpl.
ialiun of he heart, pains Iu various paris Of he
body. and other characteristic symptoms of Dyspop.
sio % acts perfect substitute lur he bile opens
the bowel gently, helps 90 digest the food relieve,
aII pain iu the stomach ur head. cheers The mind
uv.gDraies the system. and restores DC io perfect
health aZ iu 10 is warranted in never l1i lH efcr
ting permanent cure in Oh cases. consumption OF
cough, where The lungs become diseased from sym
plthy with the stomach or hvcr 90 drorscal alTec
UDus from The same cause yield 90 rrs powers al
once. loss ofsFpeuIe. heartburn. nervous complaint
of on kinds night swca's nuI dsrrhUa ore remove,
by % as by a charm. a supply Of FMS ysIuabh
medicine. Just received and lor sals by
OLIVER PRYOR Upion 81.
jan TO Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28

WHITE WHEAT FAMILY FLOUR
' NlADELFIlA and CmgoTs b auds. O. very
n superior article for sale by
ioJl6 T. IRWIN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24
Political Enocbs and Blors.

The canvass in Tennessee was not unattended
with much excitement, and occasional outbreaks
between the candidates. The Jonesborough Wing
gives an instance ola pleasant passage between
two candidates for Congress:
Messrs. Senier and Wallace had rcncounier just before
the election in which Senter proved hard for Wallace
and gave him basting which he richly mercd. Wallace
struck Senter first and when Senter about the
blow, he was knocked down with club by huge ruan
friend of Wallace, and hurt considerably though
y injured This rufhan then knocked down by n
friend OF Senter, which enabled Sentcr get Wallace
with cane, and to busto him geneely. Wallace is
principed man. and had been for weeks presuming
Senter's ministerial character shield for his
ence lie knew that HE had nothing lose from per-
sona QUARREL aud that SeniCr being preacher had much
lose, and therefore he pressed his nsoencc daily, until
orbearance deemed by Scnter no longer virtue
lie ought have based the dirty puppy than he did
We among those who believe that because a
happens be preacher professor of Christianity he
Is 10 be nsued spit upon knocked down by every up
start william with whom he may chance When
this is attempted, is time tor good practice the To-
gle of the Hudibastc disciple of the church militant, who
proved his doctrines orthodox,
BY apostolic blows and knocks"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24
THE COUNTERFEIT $40 NOTES.

Having safely deposited Mr.. Brown in the Edenton Jail,
next take the pursuit OF his eOmpdgRon du uOyGge,
Williamson, who left him their arrival EdenOn lust
before Browns Brown oyerhauled at Wood.
vile, in BERTHE and the finale OF his thus cronced
by the Edenton Sentinel:
Williamson reached Plymouth Saturday evening" and
on Sunday morning bought nat, Tor which he gave $50
counterfeit BILL received 500 good money and immediate
y left that place lie pursued and oyertaken on the
road near Windsor and in Jail in that place When
arrested, Williamson had counterfeit money about him.
but search made and counterfeit thirty dollar bills
the OF 100 dollars ia or near the road
where he had thrown them"
We learn from a letter received by Mr.. Coolidge from
one oil the persons who apprehended Williamson, that it
was believed he and Brown had passed OFT least $1,000
OF their spurious $50 in the county of Northampton
IN. O. One there sold them n race mare for 800
and received in $50 notes. all counterfeit
We learn from the Sentinel that Brown said lac from
Louisville, Kentucky and that he employed by gen.
teman IN that place 10 collect of money from man
named Jones, Richmond Va, and that the money
found on him when searched by order of the Court
money which he collected from Jones. This tale, howey
believed but the contrary thought there
IL large gang the villains who have very recently started
out their specugtons and fortunately have been nip
ped in the bud There nearly six hundred dollars good
money found in the possession OF Brown but
fe lie was supposed 10 have destroyed secreed his
counterfeit bills, he observed 10 20 into the stable
lot OF the tavernjus before his
AS appears that both OF these worthless have been con-
vcted of passing counterfeit bills in North Carolina they
will both have taste Of North Carolina justice, which will
mete them Moses's law of orty SaUe one in every
statc-wh term OF Imprisonment each;-whie Brown
after undergoing this discipline, will be handed the
State Oi Virginia duly qualified candidate the Pen
tentisry.-NOrfok Herald
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24
CANAL MINER CE.
AUGUST 81.
ARRIVED


Canal Boat Pioneer, r. Parsons masrer with SIS tons
mdze, from Lynchburg to Darlington, Gibson e. Thornton,
Dibro, Holcombe Il Co, A. Il. Harris Ludlam, Preston &
Go, VIM. G. Crenshaw, Warwick Brothers & Co, and l..
ID. Crcnshaw * Co.
Columbia, a. Johnson, MASTER with Ala tons mdze, from
Lynchburg, to Thos. Williams L. d. Crenslaw * Co, b.
Peyton Boyd, Edmond Il Davenport, Dibrel, Holcombe
y Co, and Warwick, Brothers ~ Co.
Nclvdere, j. Wikerson, master, with 81 ton, mdzc,
from Lynchburg, John Jones, Shields IL SOmcrvc Jno
Maben IL Co, l.. d. Crenslaw Il Co, and Ludlam, Preston
& Co.
Virginia, VIM. T. Minor, master, with Al u tons mdze
from Scottsvie, to j. j. FaTis & Co, H. g. Tompkns & Co.
ThOs. Williams, and Boyd, Edmond & Davenport.
Exchange, ID. Bland, master, with 80 tons mdze, from
Scottsyie to f. G.. Tompkns & Co, Shields & Somervlc,
aud b. Sheppard.
OronokO, f. Henry, master, with - tons mdzc, from
Columbia, 10 Wren x Macon, and Warwick & Banks
dale.
Jumping Rabbit s. Johnson, master, with 81 mdze,
from Middleton Mills, Thos Williams, j. Faris * Co,
l.. VI. STATION, and l.. w. GazcbrOok
Clayton Il Burton, ]. ASH MASTER with III tons mdzc
from Beaver Dam, TO T.. Warwick
CLEARED,
Commerce, ). Gucrrant, MASTER with 81 tons mdze for
New Canton and ScOtsyllc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

Mr. EdifOy-I AIN just from the room designed Tor the
exhibition, where number OF fair hands busy onra.
gcd in completing the decorations with the various ever
greens OF Did HoHOueT TT embem5 Of the regulations Of
the distinguished whom she has given birth VIII
other purpose, the recollection Of these grent en-
rcengavcd on their hearts, Here, too, be seen that
Old Hanover has not become barren in the production Of oil
specimen o her fair daugcr d.reputabl, her great
name The occasion will be rendered particularly interest.
ing understand, 10y the exhibition Of Solar Microscope
and Magic LuUtheTn accompanied with explanations and
lectures from the Rev. Mr.. PeadctOn Among other inter.
esung illustrations, will be the movements OF tive heavenly
bodies, and the solar System very much simplifcd
understand that specnl train will como out oTirdiug
an opportunity large number take VERY peas nt OK
cuson Those who may out, besides enjoying the
rich mental banquet the affords, may rely on it,
tnlt the wcleaTned reputation OF Mr. Taylor, cateref
for the physical appetite, will suffer that day.
"OLD HANOVER"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

themselves and refuse the coming election
nominate any tickets in the counties where they
certain of success all hope of again olevatng Mr.
VAN buren, the Presidency Of retaining themselves in
power either in the State General Government, at
end The of last winter have taught them that all
attempts Cancellation will he unsuccessful and in n spirit
of despair which they have very seldom evnced they ap
pear have resolved patiently abide the result without
attempt TO avertit.
While we thus advise friends abroad OF the disSen-
in the Loco Foco ranks in New York and the proba
bic humiliation OF Fan BureRism, would say
friends in this State, Let the rage where
il has properly commcneed stand nloof during the
ing contest, and the result will be, that Martin Van Buren,
will be lett in retirement without the aid of the Wings ut
the that opponents will present the people
didate for their surnges demanding contest worthy of
the great principles advocate and the great and good
man who is looked upon by all their abes and most in
dependent exponent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24
From the London and Paris Ladies' Magazine Of FasioR
FASHION FOR AUGUST


The Clemeniine check, canreau, is novelty which
gives additional elegance the paids Tafetas d. Iiae
much in fashion, and vary in their patterns the pet
checked green and Parma violet, violet and or
ange and mixture much ia favor this in every
c of dress For evening dresses the Upae came
Bile; the derived from the effect produced by
skirt OF blue muslin aruchnee, embroidered in white,
another skirt OF pink guuze which gives the tns
bOyc implied This style only used Tor dresses, but
manuiles, Casieancs. muntes luvcIlle and Cchupes
pOmpudour, similarly made, aud whether trmCd with
plating Of ribbon, tlc festUnne, lace, form Gle.
giant fantasies Of the Dresses Of simple
description OF pole de clovrc burcgcs dos Adudes
OTnamented with deep nDunCcs wide bias a OF
Eun stripes grounds are the most admired.
new style of make for dresses oi clmeleon opal
silk IS with both body and skirt Opo and laced with braid
IN the Tyroen se the open sides of both body and skirt
are edged with bOuion ayiee tue sleeves Ia Ne
dics. PeignOirs Of embroidered aCouas, trimmed with
Tuchcs fesonnes, Of India musin with ines OF Val.
encennes lace, edged with NaencieBnes Organdy, with
almost impcrcepblc stripes o pink, blue, or lilac, tied with
npuds OF sarccne ribbon, all To he when the
ther permits For travelling dresses or country wear co.
Of tie color Of the dress The cayciou- changes OF the
weather render the pardctgus made of silk materials with
wide buis, gupurc of gmp the elegant u
lin, lined with pae lilac silk, trimmed with lace; they
have half sleeves. and confined round the by
ribbon ceitturo.
White mantelets are trimmed with lace and lined with
colorcd Grape which still preserves their transparency.
White Is much IN favor th. for bonnet and fcuage
IL avoric ornamcnG bonnet OF p1lle dc rz with shnd.
ed green and with ribbon tud bunch Of tunuoure s very
pretty, shaded choux SIRE also used initiating
the rOseCrape lace, tus IusDn paiie De rz cwed leg.
horns, and fancy a fashionable Flowers and
feathers are oi every variety but flowers Of morabout with
leaves Of shaded velvet ponechss zcpr and pumo ras.
cnne, Ia Babot, ia Bctonuo, frequently trimmed with
dark ribbons deep blue or cerisc shaded.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-24

IL The Enquirers broadsde upon Calhounism does
appear dispr the Calhouniie ALL They argue, and
with show ot reason, that the venerable Hunkers
onslaught is evidence OF Cnhoun's growing strength.
Ii there only Calhoun-men in every
", he would put himself the trouble of ndng three
four columns a week for their destruction. lie would
leave them die of their insignifcance aided by the
whitening influence OF his conempmous silence. But the
Cahountes strong for this old and approved mode
OF warfare 1t has been tried upon them, and has failed
And therefore the necessity OF resorng the battcrng
ana cataput.
We yesterday llSd with this conceit and who
upon the strength of it, looked several inches taller lie
longer doubted the mvinciLiy Of Calhoun, and had
"sincere and socnn conviction" that the great Nulcr
could get ten States 10 Vans one