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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08

l. ~
land most tyrannical mistress she is
lsompelIing people 10 submit to the most
1insahyenien, thing. imaginable. for fash.
ions sake.
She pinchesour feet with tight shoes,
Tor chokes US with tight neck handker-
lehiel; or ssqueezes the breath out -four
BODY BY tight lseing; she makes people
Isit Up BY. night. when hey oughtto be
.lfnIbed. and keep them 10 bed in The
lfnorninet when they onght p be uf and
1aoing She makes i vulgar 10 wait up
ion ones self. and genieel 10 live idle and
useless.
She mskes people visit when they
would rather stay at home. eat when they
Pre- not hungry. and drink when they are
bel thirsty.
She invadss our pleasures. and inter
ehapts our business.
81 She compels the people 10 dress gaily
whether upon their own property OF that
81 others: whether agreeable 10 the word
pf God. or the dictates ofpride.
Ladies offashion starve their happiness
tofeed vanity. and their love to feed their
Rride--and pinch their slonachs 70 pre-
vent waist.
a Cautious HusbaAd "A woman 10
shesmall village Of Flanders, after Sc
: we're illness fell intofa state Of leihafgy.-
Her husband and all present pronounced
her dead She was enSeloped in WIND
! ing sheet according 10 the custom OF the
poor people of1he place. On the way 70
the burying ground. those who carried the
corpse had to pass near thicket, the
shorns Of which pricked her. and she
dwoks from her lethargy and stared y
shs people around her with amszeme1f-
Fourteen years after, she died. hsIshe.
Was borne to the earth the cautious hus-
band bawled out several times7-rLook
out there beware ofihs bushes"
A Good lint The celebrated DR..
.Abernethy once said: "L,ell you. hon.
4s.ly, what think is the whole cshse OF
fhe complicated maladies Of The Ahumaa
frame !. il is their goFmandizing, and stuff
fng, and stimulating the digestive organs
70 excess. thereby creating irritation The
staAe oftheir minds is another grand cause
1.-THE 6dgetisg and disseminating them
4elyes about thai which cannot be helped
4-passiops Of all kinds; malignant pas
dioBs and worldly cares pressing On the
mind disturb The central action. and do a
lEreLdeal Of harm"
tn. c.sn Examiner says AZ present
Ahe Irish poor are not fed; they exist on
ihe recollection Of what they eat 10 Tor
rher years. This is worse than living on
pope.
a woman 10 Wisconsin, who vas tase-
N attacked br ! bear 10 the woods, 90 q
Gused the. poor animal with her tongue
that Il died At her feet.
Reade ssonss -Archdeaeon Paley, speak
lnR Of his lady aud daughter. used to say.
fInever lei my women. when they shor
take credit. I always make them pay
hp ready money. sir; ready money y
kuch ! check upon The imagination.
r. nsks sokolssoms Bfead-Six ounces
,.g iran boiled one hour and half ia Eve
n;nis 81 water strain The liquid from The
krsn. and dilute il with waller, suihcienl
ID make bread.
Two ounces Of ssl,.
rive pounds Of good -four.
Two table spoons toll oi3ysest'.
r. baking large quantity each article
must Be prnporlionably increased.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08
aC.qLICOEg. C0TTOArS. &c.

{ CaLIC0ES. C0TTONS, Sc.
uR0wN COTTON from 70 l2i per yard,
- Csl'eos from 3to la superior quality,
oieached Cotton, from q i2l.
4 splendid article Of plain pink, and fancy CO.
1ored Mouslin De Lsins.
a large assortment Of lie, lace, I, and thread
i edging, and Hinsertings.
Latest siyle fashionable BrRi1 BoEnels,
Y Al Of which he's just kssh received b.
April - PScooNs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08

II HAVE just received aiot Of Cedar Ware,
L such as tubs Of all Sizes washboards, horse
buckets. painted do. half bushels, peck mea-
'sufes, barrel ehurns, Hay Forks, Hamper Bias
kets, Barrel Covers, Flour Tubs, Sugar Boxes,
Whaewash Brushes, sc.
May IS. s II ALLEMONG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08
FIarInIere.I.

xHTHO want cheap Linens Dr. Colgons for
Wv their servants, ought ID Gallon
April %, {sB RAcKETT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08
Balm of Columbia.

FOR THE HAIR, which will atop iii If falling
out, or restore i on bald places and on child
rem make i grovrapidly. on those who have lost
the hair from any cause
All Vermn that infests the heads Of children IN
schools, are prevented or killed BY IL 1t oace,--
Find the name of Cotbstock 81 cd. On II. o. nevar
try il. Bear this 10 remembrance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08

Are wholly prevented. or governed ii the attack
has come on, Il you use the only true HAY's LINZ
MINT, from Comstoek u Co. All cures and every
thing relieved BY itthat admits Of an outer applisa-
ton. Il acts like chaEm-usei ii. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08

nLANK BOOKS, Backgammon Boards, Cd
- assortment Or school Books. Sc, for sale
By u III BEARD & co.
Nay 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08

Or. Bartholems,o's Erpectorant
WILL prevent or cure all incipienf consumntion.
coughs and colds III taken In time, and isa derhTui
remedy. Remember the name, and get ComssocE,a.
4 For sale at the Drug Storesof
Fl BEARD s. CO..
Charisssown, I'd. q
A NJ CRtDLER,
Nov. IOsai6A9.-iy. Hdrpers-Fsrrv, Vd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08
New GOOds.

I WOULD particularly insae lbs attention o
II the ladies 10 my stock Of Fancy Goods
Shoes, Bonneiss Ribbsnds, Sc all of which vii
be sold al very reduced prices.
, n McENDREE.
shepherdstown, May IS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08
STONE CUTTING.

"TILLlAM LOUGHRIDGE s. rson, Iarke,
informs The eisinrg counties, who may
frederAccl srg the graves oftheir lamented dead,
~ 81 he still continues 10 make and superscribe
Monuments Boz, Column, and plain
HFMNtiD SfLNiDS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08

(Elo0DS will be xchaaged for WOOL at Inv
~ Factory. For carding, lhe cash viii be
required. N ~ GEORGE PRICE.
Shenherdsihwn. May IS, Ie43.-3a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08
Straw Mating,

A-HALF YARD WIDE at The
~ unusual low price Of So cents per yard al
May IS, 1912 Z N AISQuITH'S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08

4 Christian without trials would Be ike
null without wind pt water lie con-
trisarlce sand design Of The wheelwork
rithinside would be unRoiced and IN.
known without something TO putin mo.
tlon without Nor would our graces grow
unless they were scalled into exercise:
the trials and difficulties we meet with
not ealE prove but (suengthsn the
Traces Of The Spirit-HeEctOa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08

A LAST LooE.-Thefe issa feelingthat
resembles dekih in the last glance we are
ever 10 5estow on loved object. The
girl you have treasured in your secret
heart. as she passes by on the wedding.
day i. may be happy and blissful, Hftsup
her laughing eyes the symbol other own
| light heart. and leaves ia that look dark
ness aad desolation TO you for ever.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08

[/lTh. CA rsxaminer says: At present
ihe Irs.k poor are not fed; they exist on
the recollection Of what they eat 20 Tor
rher years. This is worse than living on
hone.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08

N0EW ORLEANS SU6ARst 81.
~ Molasses At 3la. 37l. and soc per gallon,
Beat Porto Rico Sugar at g Loaf Sugar II.
Rio Coffee al 8, 10. AID best l2i.
Imperial and Gunpowder Tea ga.
For sale By P. C00NS-
Harpsff-Fsrry, April -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08

Ladies offashion starve their happiness
tofeed vanity. and their love TO feed their
Rtids--and pinch their slonachs TO pre-
vent ,caist.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08

NOV "a. 1912. --Iy. Harpsrs Ferry, ".
II. B Each Of The above articles WILL b. signed
W. T. KsDDEn ON The outside wrapper
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08

Nov. 10, 1S4a.-ly. Harpers-FsrFg, IA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-08

CharIe.,ovn. March 0, ials -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
ELLIS a ELLEI-r, Agents.


To all whom IL may concern: Having been low
state q health for years from the Dyspepsia bilious
plants and debility which follow cd long attack ofeyer which had
had and being onen troubled stomach and head
ach with feeling of hngOur and depression Of spirits
and having frequently taken Caome and various other remedies
with slight benefit recommended by friend Try
Smiths Bers Rgnovai0r Of Health" odd hy Mesrs Ellis
Eet when commenced using them they caused slight sickness
of the stomach but d'unnsd 70 perscvcTe thinking that could
not be w"rted and % satisfaction found and
manifest rcefTbe medicine carried of the bile and strengthened
very quickly and entirely restored my health In my opinion
the remedy Of value which freely and strongly
mend A MORRIS.
Jrt d
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06

do hereby certify that have ued Smiths Bers Renova
tor Of Health for four myself and family and
m'ndcd % number n others and has failed
give relief when u properly adhered n. used diseases NJ
m" stomach k headache bilious ver disordered bowels and
ever The patient found relief would therefore
N MI who may DO dseae ny pleasant bitter and
gently the bowels WIN. WATTS.
2If 1872
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE.
FOR SALE By
ROB'T II. DUVAL,
U0DE Cguors p5rJwo,J V;rg,,,,

Bank Square, Richmond, Virginia.
A SPARAGUS-Gant or Dutch
IA BEANS-I.arge and Small Lima, Snaps.
BEET-LonE Blood Early Blood Turnp French White Sugar
Mangel Wuuzel
BROCOLI-Early Cape. Large Purple
CABBAGEElfy York Large York Early or Batter.
Early Sugaroaf Large DrImhead CromweIs Do Red
Dutch or Picking. Green CURED Savoy Ponton Leth &C
CARROT-I0ng Orange
CAtLIFLONEB-Elry and Late
CELERY Solid
CICUMBER-Eary Frame Long Green
EGG PLANT
KALE-Sc0t-h Sea KaIe
LETTUCE Malta Zee. Brown Dutch Cabbage, Paris Gross
MELON-Nuuueg. Citron e.
WATER MELON-Fne.t kinds
NAsrtETiuM
ONIoN-Eary Silver Skinned. Large Red
PARsLEY-Cufled
PAHsNtP-targe Swelling
PEAS-E'y Monumental Fairy Cromwell Early ChartoH Fairy
Frame Dwarf Blue Pris-ian Dwarf MarrYwfat
RADlSli-Long Scarlet. Turuip
RiltBARB-Rod f1f Tars
Satisfy Vegetable Oyster
SPINACH
SQlASH-Eady Bush
IOMhTO-L1rre Red
TuRNr-Elry Plat Dutch Red Top Large Norfolk Ruta Baza
Also,
a general assortment of Flower seed
BrLBOUs ROOTS
DOUBLE DAuLfAs
ONION SITS e.. e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
To SpORTSMEN OF THE Field.

III OF Un OMEN UT LIE ElELD
rENuoMAs TYRER Manufacturer and Importer Of Rifles
tn Legislature and ths pubic general that he has hand
and choice asHutof Goods IN his line that can be
which viii h. soil very reduced prices
Amongst has the following
GUNS AND ROWLING TACKLE
Superior Damascus and s'ubtws double and single barrel
Double and single plain .tubb twist Guns
Do do do plain and imitation twist do
DO do do German do
Brass steel AMI SILVER mounted Rifles
Dueling. pock et belt ami travelling Pistols
sc.feoekng single AMI IA barrel revolving Pistols
Gun, Rihc and Pistol fowpcr fiasks
DOUBLE nd singh Pouches and Bcls
spit and Plain English and French Percussion Caps
Common Percussion Caps, at IS cents PER 1000
sportsmen's Liquor rlasks and Pocket Iumhlers
English American and Scotch Gunpowder
bog Cals. Collars Whips Chains and Couples
Iiuntsnicn's Blowing Horns and BuRlss
Wash Rods, sho, Chargers, Cap Primers OIL Cups Rails
Patent Gun Maddinf, Mad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
Gun. Pistol and Rifle Locks. Rife Barrels
Ribs and forged and flied Gun Materials Of all kinds for Gun
FISHING TACKLE
Fishing Poles joints and Walking Canes English Six India
and Hair silk Gut Fishing Floats Hooks Gut
Moods, Limerick Kirby and Virginia Fish Hooks.
MILITARY.
Superior German Silver and Plated mounted
Sashes; Sword pets Plated Epaue
Wings Virginia Infantry Troopers Buttons; Clasps; sword
Canes Hooks swvc TNl sars Gloves Lace; Braid worsed
Wings Pompoons; sc. sc.
Eiotts superior finished and warranted
Superior Buck Pearl and silver Mounted Pocket Pen
sporsen's Knives Of Rodgers, Crooks
and worsienhcms Manufacture Rodgers superior Ladies and
Gentemens Scissors
and Silver mounted Walking Canes and with
Swords Gold and Silver EverTontsd Pencils superior Pocket
Glasses Travellers ComPAsses Boat Hooks Pocket Cork
Screws Scgar Cases kcy Rings Twsesers Tooth Brushes snuff
Boxes, Pocket Rules Patent Tapc Measures Riding Gig
de . THOMAS TYRER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
IN the United States Court for the Eastern Dis

In the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
II trict Of Virginia, Apul G, lsl3.
In the matter Of bankruptcy Of JOHN A. CUNNINGHAM nd
vday and Of the firm Of Dane Cunnnghams OF the
city Of Richmond IN Virginia District The said John
A. has dccGeed Bankrupt by this Court
having filed petition praying for his discharge II is ordered Thar
published newspaper printed IN the City Of
seventy before the Is day Of July IT. when
be had the nd petition aihe United states Court
room in the City all creditors who have proved
debts persons interest appear nj the said
place any they have why the prayer OF
the said petitioner should be granted
A Copy-Tcstc:
aps-v1tw HENRY GIBSON. Clerk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
.JOUN N. GORDON


Offers for snIe the following articles for cash,
negotiable paper, or In exchange for country
produce, and 10 punctuni customers on
the usual time;
- T. CroiS. p Rico and n. o Sugar
- Single. double n tribio Loaf DO
West India 4 Orleans Molasscs In hhds. and bbs
Pine Old Java
Laguira. Green A. White
Oh and new crop Rio COFFEE
g. Domingo A. Angustura
g. Powder Imperial, Young Hyson and Black Tea
Pepper Alspice, Ginger, Cloves and Nutmcgs
Copperas Maddcr and Indigo
Sole Leather good and damaged
Hemp BED Cords, and Plough LiHcs
Cotton Lines
Cut and Wrought Nails and Bfads
Powder Shot Pig and Bar Lead
Cap Letter and Wrapping Paper
Shoe Thread fine and coarse
Soap, Starch Fig blue and Chocolate
Window Glass and Putty
Cotton Yarns from different Factories
bar Iron swcdcs. English A American
tIoop. Band A. Sheet Iron 4 Nailkods
Steel American English Rstercd Cast Sheer 4 German
Copper. Brlziers, sheatng 4 bar
Zinc. spcfor n block Tin
Tin Plate Kind. and loaded Tor roofing
Wire n III sizes
Winter Strained inmr Oh
Live Geese Feathers
Tubs iron md wood hound
Polished, wagon and Boxes
Bacon, city cured and
W N.B-County produce sohi on commission.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06

NEW WORk.-Unversaism examined renowned and
~ po-d Of embracing experience the
author during ministry YEAR, testimony Of
unvcrsast ministers to the dreadful moral tendency Of
by Mathew Hale
CoNrENTs woRK-Ist. Religious experience Cd Rea-
sons for cnouncins unveasm arising from the difficulties
attend s defence 3D. Reasons for
from the thfeanng ~ the Bible renouncinr
unversasn drawn from the adueed support
doctrine 9Th Inverasm sustained by arguments
derived from light for renounc
ing universalm drawn from moral Arguments
against univer'alm drawn from future Judgment Address
christians relation unversaists and unversaism.
A supply Just received b. l.. " HAROLD
At the Depository, few doors below Exchange Bank
NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
VIZ H. CHRISTIAN co. received their Spring sup
w ply Dry which been selected with great
unusually low prices for cash Among
them following
Pun Of every variety Tor ), g., z, 10 and II cents
French Cambrics and Jaeonets
Printed Lawns from IL TO finest quality
Paris Muslins, styles
Mosaic Balzaunes
Rich Parisennes and Foulard silks
Striped Pekns. a SIC, great bargain
Black and Blue Black Apaeas
Earis;on GiHghams
Chenr do
Black and Lena Lawns and Balzonnes
Printed Moussrins from sc TO finest
Pain colors and black do
White Cambncs Jacoucts and Muslns
Lace and Tadeion Muslins
Fancy Cravas and searfs
Black colored Nett Cardinals
Gloves and Half Fingered Mtts
Linen Canibnc Hdkfs from 2jc 10 finest
Kenings. Irish Linens Birds Eye lIuekabaek and Russia
Diaper
Cash, Linen sheeuVs
Brown French Linens and Drilhngs
Gambroons and kfemlins
Marseils. ChaIy aud satin Vesungs
Wilhelm. Paris Cord and other Fancy Cassimers
black French CassmeTes aud Doe Skins
Black and euIored Cloths. all qualities
Gents Summer Stocks Crayats and Scarf
Linen Collars and Busoms
Kid, Silk, Linen and lisle Thread Gloves
Cotton Hose Suspendes and general variety
Of Fancy Goods, which be sold cheap cash.
ap ~ W. ~ CHRISTIAN A Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06

do hereby certify was afflicted several years with n VIC
lent sck headache which attacked often about
sick for diy that could up and pain being
eFemraung os" o both eyes that health materially
impaired - procured bottle u Smiths Bers
i'h hy "'na which was entirely relieved and have now
man'd n goni health or several months used only bottle,
and have been much enedel that confidently recommend
,,i' 'e '' i'i similarly was induced IN ~ This remedy from
i' recommendation ~ respectable Lady u acquaintance who
bad been similarly afflicted AMI who that me confident That
' ne violence of hcr case so could not have been alive II
me 1 not used e remedy referred Co. which entirely relieved her
u mo- unpleasant take, and on The bhe gently by
handms lit July, isi2 4. WRIGHT
DO hsfoy certify that M e persuasion o souc of my friends
pufe1s'd nha bottle q Smiths Befs Honoyatnr NJ Health
and founi great relief have Ind disease II the breast r
Year, past am condeni that have taken medicine
given me as much relief think bottle WI
Jrrr IA ists. de5 n
W. ore rs marnng opening large beautiful assortment
" NJ ,ps and cassmeres say Medium AMI super Invisible
psf nu's olive. Golden browns and piece Hpehauye
american b Goth whrh We win cell By uc ydA-o beautiful
cent assortment thee Cords supcfo any former
apu KESr KENDALL ArwNrER
FlALMOF COLrMmA- best and cheapest preparation Tor
mh ii--am J. II. rUFrAcE son.
4 ENTLEMENs OVER sHoEs-Just received splendid ar.
- uee of The Patent Rubber over Shoes Tor Genuenen.
$40 sANL. rUrNEY.
DUrTER a vENisoN-rfe.h ron and 6rsin Butter and 4
- small lot veV hne Venon jus' received and az by
P' Cary street
RHANDY PORTER &c -very fine oH London Dock Brandy;
ps ". " HARRISON
GARDEN NOES RARES,Sc
ICHARDs GARDNER have just received iot Of Garden
Ia Hoes Rakes Spades sloyes they cheap
Can ~ The Hardware and Fanny ioro shockoe n oppo
she us Swan Tavern. ape
NEW ORLEANS MOLAssEs--ioo bbls aBdnr morning,
pH LEWIS WEBB.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
LOUISA RAII-ROAD.
Lines 10 charlottesville. Stnunton. Eynchburg
and the Nirginin Springs.


sr Passengers Richmond byt he Ra,lr~ai At G
\ 4. VI, reach the Junction to breakfast; and thence
l proceed together with passcnrcrs arriving the June
k-lA the North the Louisa Railroad Cor
a louisville and thence by Charlottesville reach
@S-ng Charlottesville by Z. NJ and Cookies is miles
West by night Leave Cookies by daylight
the Rue Ridge inrsc n by 10 \. NJ
The Guyando line leaves Staunon III 4 NJ reaches Clover
Dale by night and leaving there day light reaches
the Warm Springs breakfast and Caaghans dinner pass
the White Sulphur r NJ Lewishurg by 7. NJ
n day. BY Lynehbsrg The
whole less and the week days
The Natural Bridge Line leaves Tuesy Thurs
days and saturdays the alternate days Will be furnished
at II 4 NJ reaches Lexington by night leave
daylight and Natural Bridge breakfast where
until after dinner and reach Dhre
night leave morning amer breakfast reach Caaghans din
and the White sulphur Springs r. NJ
The splendid and
coaches Is fine heretofore
These Lines the Main Mail Routes and Passengers have pre-
ference all others az aHT poizi.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
NEW DRY GOODS STORE,

me- w Dh hOObb bIOlth'
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
EDRIS BERKLEy a CO.
ITANI\G taken the house on Nam or r.. ST.,
IL below Messrs. wadswor'h Turner Co. VIII
open day, and splendid stock oi French hnssh anG
American Dry with much care and attention and
purchased favorable auspices IN the rh
adepha York markets The stock being l''r new
they pleasure recommending to The OF tue {.
t1cns and the adjacent country The following ar
eIes comprise 4 part;
C1o,hs-wooi Black Invisible Green. and Blue Cloths
Cassimercs-woo single and double mled Cassmeres
Fancy light colored med Cashmere new se Dab de
Etc. Balpour
Cbene Ganbroons a new and handsome article
Challa Vostng, Fancy Silk do
BIN Satin Blk SILK veve,s
Silk Serge. Slesas
- - S-4 Brown French Linens
Heavy Dlnss cord and white comprising iGn asso-
lo-4 ltd is-4 Barn.iey shee,ins-
O. I2-i Hamilton do
Russia Diapers Binds Eve do
Solid cold de LANES very nne
Fancy cold de LANES, Yer, cheap
Chene satin, striped DO, real French
Satin striped Chany
Lawns and Painted musins in great variety
American Prints from &! cents and upwards
Furniture prints from G! upwards
Earlsion and Manchester Gnghams
Iupns Bombazines from 81, and upwards
Alpaca I.ustres Paraeenes
Blk and blue blk Gro de Sol
figured striped Silks
Cord fgd, striped and plaid Silks
Null Swiss Rook striped Muslin Victoria Robes
and corded skirts Jaconeu cambrs Bishop Lawns American Nan
kesns Of superior make Irish Linens very cheap Iaion 'us
white and coloured
Bonnet Lawns cap ribbons Neck do Davds Gal
cord Italian assortment Of Thread
Laees very cheap Bobhne Foongs and Edgngs Fancy sin era
Fancy gentlemen Gum suspenders Hat grapes
Vel DO Grape Lese SILK and Cotton Hose and half Hose Threads
Spool Tapes Pins Needles Ladies and Gencmens
Gloves. and dark very quality, Fancy Miis
fingered G. dk Pongee Speeh and Bandanna do small
SIN for the neck
Including Ilrre assortment Of beached unbeaehcd Dome
tics Bed Ticking Cotton Osnaburrs Tved Bargng Nos l.
Buraps Paid many other desirable goel
all n wbe sold for CASH Country merchants visiting
the city would do weuto call before purchasing elsewhere
rnh1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
SUPERIOR CLOTHING,
AT
JOHN VI. GREEN'S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Nam street opposite AleN nlyal & Cos Drug Store.

f. b. SPENCE, Agent
WOULD respectfully inform his customers
and the public generally ne has received fulas
sortmcnt Of Clothing the materials Of which
purchased Fa the cities Of Philadelphia and y
manufactured the city Of Baltimore nj the
fashionable establishment VI Of Market and
Charles thing further (ony
part my the style and quality OF has
ma is w the citizens OF Virginia
My assortment consists part Of
Beaver ans Pilot Cloth Frock and over Coats
Belvic and Jonviue do do do
Cloth and CamIct Coaks, part them Mcintosh style
sup of England Cloth Dress and Frock Coats
Medium do do do
Pantaoons plain fancy Cashmere styles and
qualities
Vests o Velvet Cashmere, Merino, SIX and satin
Morning Gown. and Robes
Linen and Cotton Shirts
DO Bosoms AMI Collars
Flannel Lambs Wool Meuno Shaker Shirts and Dawcrs Poek
handkerchief Cava Scarfs Ties and Stocks Gloves
SSspenders half Hose
Samples Of the fashionable Cloths Cassmeres and Nesng
which will make order this fashionable and
the shortest
advantages purchase Goods enable
CLOTHING. and respectfully
public TO call and examine for themselves. De
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06

IN the United states Court for the Eastern
District Virginia Richmond March 2Sth s43-In the
ter Of Bankruptcy Of JAMES WARRINGTON, Of
Eastern Virginia District The aid James Warrington
dectecd by this court having filed pci.
ton praying for discharge ordered that thereof
published newspaper printed the City Of Richmond 20 days
at least before day July hearing win
had on the said petition United Court Room, City
Of Richmond creditors proved their debts and
other persons appear the said and and
any they why the prayer Of the said petition
er should be granted.
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