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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-11

" The Van Burenites down East are assail-
ing Mr.. Calhoun fore and aft. The Bangor
(Nlaine) Democrat files this bill Of particulars
against the "Honesr Nulifier"-and yet in the
South, Mr.. Cs friends threatened with the bas
nado, If they open their mouths:
Mr. Calhoun. from l-3l 1897 acted with the Federal
party and was associated with Henry Clay and DaG Web
sier, ITS Leaders, n vaglg incorporating warfare
against the Democratic party.
In 1892, the year that ichson eoed the Bank Mr. Cal
houu voted for it- i,.cnuricr
Mr. Calhoun voted to Impeach President Jackson or for
the resolution of ocnsure which expunged from the
Of the Senate 10y the unanimous request Of the Democracy
OF the Union
lie gave his casting Vice President rejecting the
nomination Of Mr.. Van Buren, IS minister TO England
lie was nj the head Of the Modification movement in $
Carolina, which threatened dissolution Of the Union
Mr. Calhoun not on.v voted for the Webster tresy but
made speech in IT. lsyOro treaty which injured Maine in
her property and ursdcuJul rights and deeply dl.honor
ed the county.
Mr. Calhoun opposed the Suffrage party in Rhode Island
DO i"ir struggle FOR constitution which would secure equal
rights aud privileges % the people OF thar State
lie opposed az the last Congress the bill for M
security and settlement Of Oregon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-11

New FLouE-Ws noticed load Of Flour yesterday made
from Wheat We think the that has appeared
IN market, made from this summers crop The Wheat
raised in Wayne country, Indiana, and the miller informs
he has grain better rpencd and filled out for
many years. Il the Red Bearded variety The flour was
made 10y HcngSworth whose brand stands high deserved.
" with families both here and at Louisville.
CINCINNATI Ga=etfe, august 4.
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yIuGINuA.-A Rules held In The ClcrEs once Of M. su
pcuot Chaneery for the Richmond Circuit
DIV of August. 18t3
Ttpmas Iafrrve. argrave Deborah llafrn,e and
Map Louisa Hargavc infants by Mccayih Bates, next
h.cnd. rtf.
Against
Thonss Small Matthew Terrell and Elizabeth b- wife Tho.
Hlr-r1te and Famh his wife AMI others Dsns
TIE dCcufnts above named, not having entered their appl
auI given security according CO. tc Act As-,uy an
and happening, hy satisfactory r,tru,s
not inhabitants Of the Commonwealth % ORDER
defendants DO appear here le Ruiz Hr
Monday November nrt anil answer Ie h
pltuf and That copy order hc snIr
urvafspo published CITY OF Richmond
ces-itey posted door Capitol iri
a Copy-'fcstc
au u-vnw WN q sANus. q. e.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

Valuable LAND GOh DALE.
HAV1NG resolved 10 locate myself pcrrna-
y nenuy County ~ Prince Edward offer very
able tact ~ Land county fuuenburr There
are acres woods ~ original wth The n which
rood land no plantation a fresh md n good repair
,rp miles north 0f li0ulle Dwelling House new.
completed good barns the other
common. Possession viii be sjh December Isif being
Reference ~ Mr Burke who lives the
plantation or a. Nc J. g. Bowling
Ao sile, NY store honsc and lot containing
acres situated from Meckenbug Court
Iouse Randolph Macon College. y excellent stand
Reference 10 d. George smith Randolph Macon
College JAs. w. HbNNCUTT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-11

u 1t is stated that peuuon very numerousy signed
was recently got up in Cincinnati Captain Tyler en-
treating him the Queen of the Yves, tina, the pc
separated from the names, and another substitute
ed in its place addressed Gov Shannon-askirs the
pardon OF in the Penitentiary. The tale would
be probable, if reversedif the petition the
Penenary mun-and afterwards perverted the benefit
OF TYLER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-11

S,coYd ErereiSe.Wc take pleasure in calling attention
the advertisement Of Maj Dunn, proposing give Ies-
the OF tic sword, cane, &c lie brings
abundant evidence OF his skill to teach what he proposes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-11

NEW HOOKs.--A GulDEto forming NJ conducting 10y
ccuns Debating &c with outlines ~ Discussions
and Rsssys appendix containing epoo o Rhotofe
oge A. ny Charles Morley, author Of Gude 10 Conposon
&c.
ALIsoN's HISTORY Of Europe Nos. and ~. Just re-
ee,y.i ~ nu SMITH. DRINKER a MORRls
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IOnN sUnIMERSON.
Commercial RECORD.
Richmond MARKET,

Richmond Markets,
TpBACtO-rFrc Offering the Inspections. and prices
have declined hi- and there zt downward tendency.
NHENT-gI % $500.
EXCHANGE nfbe Nouh to 3i6 prem.
To5aceo Tpspecfed IN 1913.
Redmond Ut August 1874. Lynchbug 10 1T August,
1909
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ROBERT w. HENRY,

ATTORNEY AZ LAW. RECHuOND, VA.
NEIII attend the Courts contiguous counties
Office the Nam Streets over the
store Of Bolton & Harrison. au II CIV
VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks OF
fee oflhe Superior CaneeIy Richmond Circuit
the 9Th day OF August isi3
Thomas hieure PrG
against
Barrett w. Walhall and others DrCt-
The defendant above named having
and given security according the Act Assembly
Of this Court and appearing satisfactory evidence he
said defendant DO appear Ist Mon
day in November and plaintiff and that
oih order be forthwith Newspaper pub
shei the City OF Richmond succes,ivey
posted At The front door OF the Capital tho said city.
ACopy-1csie:
su lI-vow wM C. SANDS c. G.
yTIEGENsa:-N suc- held the Clerks Office NJ the su.
lcnor Count Of Chancery Ol the Richmond Circuit
day uf August, 1913.
j. +. Bayers and Ma,ilia, his wife Pits
Against
AcaanderG Brown Of the Executors Brown.
ceased Baylor Walker and Sarah wife, William Elect,
mnisraior of John CTlddock. Jr decd Dens.
The defendants above named
and gwen security according Assembly the Rules
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth ordered That the
said defendants do appear here Rules
Monday November and bill Plaintiffs,
and that copy OF this news
npcr published In the city Of Richmond
y AMI posted at the front door Of the Capitol City
Copy-Teste.
a II-yygw WM. g.. SANDS. C. G.
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NLIRGNIA.-At RuIe. lad in the CIerk,. oil

NlRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks OF.
c Superior Of Cbanccry Richmond q TO-
slt tIa ,fI diy OF August, 1913
BlrscHn Moey and Patscy W. has wife and other Ptn-,
Against
Thomas idnms AMI other Dr0-
Tire defendant nlned not having entered hs aIsmuce
and given saurtv according Act NJ As.'uHy
of s Court ami ppslung by satisfactory evidence hat hr
niabaut fs Commonwealth n Is ordered u.r
fad defendant DO appear the Rules Co hc held
Mlnay November answer the hi of The plaintiffs
eufg forthwith inserted nrlu.f
puh-ieiin city for months anI
posted a ts front door 81 the Capitol The -a.d City.
A Copy-Testo
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d. BsrS PURE cIpEs livrGAr. ror sslc bow.
fSO an ~ W & J. . FRY 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-11

LINE, SALT AsHEs.-We lately instance Of
the wonderful effects OF the above substance manure
the place OF Mr.. q. w. Shaw, in Needlam. The soil
light, sandy loan, that mad become exhausted
produced little else than sorcl there shown by
ncent lands. So small the produce, the person
who sold the land and had claim 10 iis year MORE
willing 10 rcinquish his claim four ioE three
dollars.
last spring the land ploughed and narrowed then
salt two casks lime and the ashes from OF coal,
mixed with cords OF loan, taken from ridge
where wall had been removed On side the wall Iir
heailnds had been thrown, and the other little
loan from the side of the road
The salt and lime refuse the former cost 90
per bishe and latter 10 per cask. The ashes
and loan were reckoned but of little value This manure
spread the land and remained the top the
wa, dropped H. without urrowing or hoong.
We this corn July both, and 1t Of the
uNuriant and handsome pieces that have seeu and
forward than any other. 1t all spindied out, and
beginning silk. ltwas throwing out >, g. and IN many
or shoots for good deal oft hyc and
six high; and though in the time OF drought
it did suffer from this there moisture be-
the at the surface. We noticed the ap-
pelranco moisture in the garden ed in like
A. experiment, rod or two OF this land
nurcd with shoveful OF stable IN the hill mot
good way OF applying III and that the not
much more than hall 80 high and not so forward, II
Just spipdiing, while the other beginning silk.
THIS experiment. with mineral manures successful and
promising, thus far is worthy Of attention We hope
be able give the result By and by, aud show specimen
OF the crop. The Is about twice thick usual be-
sides pumpkin, and urnips on the same land The
les 1n three feet apart and the hills less than A.
the corn forward 1t it be cut at the ground and shock
ed when iho grain well glazed the crop will doubtless be
better than will the stalks be a. little before this time
and IL will let in the give good growth tie
tumips-BosfOH Cuifiraf0T.
Erfeusipe ROBBERY at the fremont Houss.-The Boston
Mercantile Journal OF Friday gives the following particulars
81 n robbery az the fremont House
This morning, Geo Thompson, alias !. w. Gileti. was
brouah up complaint Of John G.. Merritt charged
with bre,ar open and robbng his trunk the 81 inst
attic Trcm5ut House, Of the following property:
-Four Treasury Notes, Of $500 each,
with interest S23j6
Three bills of Exchange, for 1000
One Ga.a Ring
Ono Cod Diamond Pin, -
Three Gold Studs 10
Two Gold BreasLpins, !
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TIE suBTERRANEANs.


Mike Was's Democratic acquaintance aud friend. are
wonderful Here i the sketch Of one drawn in Ike.
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ALLEN y CO.'S OEEIl
p. V. DANIEL, JR.,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
A T'rENDS tine Courts held in the CITY of Rich.
mond SUPERIOR County and Hano
ami the Superior Courts Of King William
ties Office the OF and 9Th squares
Capitol an 2I-w2v
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE.
UNDER TIE EXCHANGE HOTEL.

5000 DOLLARS!
That snug little rzc goes of in the Exchange today
at half O'Clock. NJ So may get by calling before hall
past lSP.M- at lau III WORTHAMS.
ALLEN " CO.'S OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE.
little Lottery will be drawn evening o'clock Capi
tai $4,000 Whole Tickets So halves l. quarters SO cents.
Risk on package Of - whoes only S23
do do - halves,
do do - quarters -
Tickets any quantity until half past IL day
Of II ALLEN L 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-11

PER-i0OO rcams cuer and cap apc ruled aud PLAN hni
NJ and for sale ~ aus DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-11

NET ofRiclmond and coniguou. counties
w Office and Governor Streets over IN.
| store Of Bolton & HARRISON. au IL CIV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-31

The New York papers are in great trepidation
about the appearance Of the Yellow Fever, in that
quarter. The schr Wanda arrived at that port from
St. Martins, on the 9TH. The Yellow Fever had
broken ont on board Of her, on the passage, and
several deaths had occurred. After remaining at
the Quarantine for lory.cght hours, she was per.
United to go up the river to Kingston. On her pas
sage down, several others sckencd and died.
Eight persons had taken the fever on board
Death and disease have followed in the train Of
this fatal vessel Several persons have already
sickened in Rondout, and the Express thinks there
can be no doubt the disease is Yellow Fever. The
conduct Of the health officer, in permitting the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-31

able conclude the session without vote from that ma
oy all disturbing his tenure OF power lear and laugh
teri But there remains serious question for hun and ms
colleagues consider. III at all well founded IN the
observations have made, then sin your the MIN
sers) power by large liberal, and comprehensive poey
the OF the country TO add To ITS maeai
wealth. augment its commerce. and TO makeit sui more
powerful as commercial nation 1t in your power II
my observations are well founded, wean the people oi
Ireland from their attachment the OF repeal and To
induce them believe that IN this house, we, their repre-
sentayes would do them full Justice with respect TO
cause of complaint, and would adopt any weiconsdeed
OF relief Ii you take tins course the power oil
this country instead Of being diminished will be immense
IL strengthened for any purpose OF foreign OF nome poey
which YOU may contemplate but If you resolve to take tue
other course-i representing, think you do, two opn-
Zone opinion being that ought TO stand still and re-
sst every change other opinion being that you ought
10 90 on in of improvement and conciahon)-ii
representing these opinions you dare 10 take no ugo
rous measure IN support either or the other OPINION
depend on il this country will long lament that in the hands
of such men the destnes great and powerful nation
as this were ever placed The noble lord down amidst
loud cheers.)
(nrRATH CoNTINUEpO
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The Globe anil The CAPTAIN.
The Globe snYs 4:

III UIODt biyb.
"'The time Das, when Mr.. Tyler aud his particular
friends looked upon this holding Of the purse and sword
and dispensing patronage 40 900 office holders the
threatening danger the freedom Of the country. Time
IT, when the very abuse Of this power is looked upon
Of Dsmocrats!"
was Wing he stuck TO Wing tunes. When he
turned traitor and wished to ingratiatc hmsclfwth
the Democracy, he, Of course, struck into another
key. The Democracy claim the right TO dispose
of the Offices to gain partizans, and Tyler being
now one Of them, adopts their sentiments. The
"Whigs," howcvcr,-fhc true Wings, have under.
gone no change in this respect
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-31

Hastings held for the City of Williamsburg at the
house thereof Monday day Of August lsi3
Whereas received intelligence Of the death OF JOHN
MANN Esq. late Clerk of this Court
Resolro That deeply dcpore thus inflicted upon
society and loss thus sustained 10y the Court IN being deprived
Of his faitlfu and efficient
Tb, we highly honest honorable and
and mpahze most deeply
with his bereaved family friends and tribute of respect TO
Officers and the Members Of this bar VIII
wear the usual badge OF mourning for thirty days
copy be his family and also copy be sent
TO the Wing and Beacon for publication.
A Copy-Tesic,
TURNER CHRISTIAN. e. pro
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MR.. THOMAS RITcmHs CIRCULAR,

Ourartcle Of Saturday has produced, the Richmond
Enquirer OF this morning. Of the best specimens Of ed
itoa adronCs has been fortune 10 witness for
time. The Editor represents himself in the very Of
iudBg such words keep "bear and forbear
he s full Of good temper good feelings, and moderation
when 10 rushes this young opur Of the Petersburg Re-
publican and with srOng censurcs and "harsh cpitiets,
interrupts hs hsmonsng lucubrstons But ~ the Enqui
fhgh,ed, is he enngod this abrupt nsusonl Ohm
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Illinois E!eciion-nof SO bad.

The Peoria Register gives the following sum
mary of the result of the Elections in that State
which show Wing gain over the vote OF last year
OF from 3 to 5000.
ILLINOIS ELrcrIos.one wing. John ]. Hardin, elected
~ e seventh District all the ocos. Douglass
browning but by few votes compared with the locofoco
majority OF last year In the sixth district the Mormon,
voted for their dearly beloved Hoge and the IL
he IL elected over Walker. Smith has beat Morrison I'm the
INST district, but not badly The contest between Fickn
and Harlan close. Harlan had majority OF 1000
votes big load carry, but with this weight upon him
fckin beat him only by neck. Long John IL elected i'm
the fourth district but by slim majority compared with the
ocooeo vote Of last Nc Clenard also elected O.
yer Casey Our districts gcuymandcred by the last
legislature that IL impossible elect more than one
wing member, unless the wing party did wonder. They
nave done almost wondersreduc.d the lococco majority
oil the State from three to five thousand.
In the 9TH District, the Mormons decided the
contest in favour OF the Locofocos. The Register
gives the following characteristic notice of Jo.
Smith:
We understand that the Sabbath before The elocton
joe preached TO his Mormons. lie told them that his bro
he Hiram had had vision In that vision il had be en- re-.
veaed To him that Joseph Z. oge Of Gaena was 10 do
great and wonderful things for the Mornons He said he
had bsen trying hard To have visou but couldn't come it,
The Lord would not reveal any thing political To him. As
Tor himself he should for Walker, as Walker WINS a
personal friend OF his; but If Hiram had had vision they
better vote for Hoge. Hiram was never known TO lie
Therefore with these instructions they TO the polls and
voted EN- masse for Hogc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-31
lIOre HEN.

"T'he Massachusetts Wing, " new paper UNI
der the management of the State Central Com
mttee, has just made its appearance. 1t is highly
spoken of by the "Atlas." 1t Processes to treat
of principles, without attacking men. That is
exactly what we should wish to arrive at. But
how is it to be done, MIR. Whigl We have always
found such work no better than fighting with sha-
dows.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-31

vessel to proceed, severely criticized by the same
paper. The acting Mayor, Elijah +. Purdy, has
issued Proclamation prohibiting intercourse with
Kingston and Rondoui. The general health of
the city unusually good. The infected ship
has sailed for Boston.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-31

We commence, this morning, an interesting Debate in
the British House Of Commons, the state Of the
tryin which the greatloade Of the opposing Parties,
Lord John Russell and Palmeston side and Sir
Robert Peel and Lord Stanley the other, participated
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-31

" The Southern Literary Messenger. for September
will be ready for delivery Saturday next the 2nd day of
Sept Vols and ., 1898, both for sale at the re-
duced price OF Sc.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

HgA Mater this day s'oisek a. NJ
ARRIVED,
Schr Richmond, Chester, New York, sundries.
Union, Hand, Philadelphia, sundries.
Flor del Mar, Hayford, Portsmouth, N. H.. plaster
Emory, Coffee, York River wheat to Workman.
McGndeT & Co.
Mary Ann Rebecca. Gilchrst, Cabin Point, wheat
Co.
Walter Williams, Shelburn, York River, wheat, to
HaXall & Co.
Pocasset, Curtis, Lubec, plaster, to Davenport &
Allen.
Texas, Baker, Boston, sundries
Minlon, Ladd, from below, wheat, to IIaxall g. Co.
Marietta Ryan, Weldon, New York, ballast.
Eliza Clarke, Weston, North Carolina, shingles.
SAILED,
steamer Columbus Parrish, Baltimore, tobacco.
Schr Messenger, Hazlegrove, Jamaica, flour.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29-Cleared, schr Lynchburp
Matthias, Richmond.
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" The toor ass, Of the Mndisonian s still hapiHg
upon the praises Of Tyler, by tho Loco Focos in 1871
Did tell him, and did every body, who not
totally blind see at the time the drift Of that party
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-31

Misses Very superior and French
Morocco md Kid SiiPpcrs-PhiadopAa Max,
l HAVE fresh supply of the above beautiful
n and superior Slippers, fashionable sell cheap
30 DAVID WILMINGTON Hon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-31

Childrcns' Zen utifuI and perior Cold CATERS.
A FRESH supply of these beautiful Shoes for
N Children, received and for ..
al 30 DAVID BULLINGTON'S, Mansion IIouse
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-31

The removal Of suffering has been the object Of the phanthrop
in every age principles disease
progressed slowly many thousand years the limited
acquiring knowledge but the introduction OF the
printing press may literally be said light has
upon world and the OF the 10th
advantages which his foefate did In tins general dl
remedies aiCr AMI discovered
the beautiful orrhouse Of the vegetable creation exactly acu
lated 10 combine with neuiraze and dsel the subtle poison WING"
des itself throughout the general and prostrae man ~
Sand Sarslpaa purely vegetable preparation has
thoroughly tested variety diseases and from eN
renee known Scrofl enlarge
glands Leprosy. Rhcum Scah Head Eczema,
Rheumatism Palptaton diseases
depaved Of the blood arrangement oite
The pupco daily receiving written test
details OF extraordinary virtues original
manuscripts certificates letters ofthc Clergy Magistrates
aud y all confirming the previous statements constantly
VIII cheortuIy he exhibited application Facts
recorded sufficiently clear and convincing 10 satisfy the most nceu
Of the real merits OF this invaluable medicine.
particulars papers
Prepared and sold wholesale retail and for expectation by
A. b. SANDS & CO. Druggists and Chemists Granite Buildings
No 213 Broadway Chambers New York authorized
Richmond. A. nuval Co, Petersburg, Roper Ander
Norfolk NJ 4 Santos and sold by Druggists generally the
principal cities IN the L. states-rnee slOO bottle bottles
fors5. au 20
R- formidable considered ncuahle
disease nanfestg itself by ehaneres buboes warts which
succeed blotches
parts the body with nocturnal especially the skin bones
and shoulders. The filed with horrd which
less mercfuly arrested viii ucerae the eyes-consume
the NOSE the body and the lovve form
a dunghil Of
Happily Tor mankind the Governor OF the world mercy has
appointed THIS dreadful maady CAN BE CURED
practical knowledge Of Human
frame fully entities r HARTLEY the confidence OF thos who
faBcn prey that nsdious dissasOce Iocasf
7Nsu Richmond IA, al 10
10 HATS, HATS for Autumn ISI3.-F. II. AMI
DON Will introduce hs and beautiful pattern Of Genencn
Hats TUESDAY, August 29rh inst
Richmond Va and wsu street. corner Of Nassau
Street. New York. 90
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Free Negro Contention.

4 Convention of Free Negroes me- in Rochcs-
ter (Ncw York;, ON the I'D, to adopt some system
of action, by which they may operate more cAcc-
nally ON the public mind, and secure an extension
ofhe elective franchise, so far as to embrace them.
What they mean to do, we arc alta loss to imagine.
One thing seems to us certain. We must either
be masters in tls country, or we must give up the
rcns with good grace. Are our friends Of New
York prepared to embrace the latter alternative!
The free negroes should call for aid their friend
Van. He has helped them before, and will now,
if he can make by the operation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-31

tHILDRENs SHOES. We VEN large suppiy OF
~ Chiens Shoes, OF the best quality J. MYERS
an 10 Dealers in Boots Shoes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-31

- Fed WIiEAT.-The subscriber is authori-
- zed To sell so bushels of the WHITE WHEAT
This valuable variety very great demand sam
pie be the office Southern Planter Also or
300 bushels OF the Mediterranean FLY PROOF WHEAT
81. rs per bushe. au3O C. r. BoT-rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-31

ISSiS Beautiful French Morocco Slippers have Just
I'VE opened lotof Misses slippers OF the very
best Philadelphia make. JUDAH MYERS co.
an 20 Dealers in Boots Shoes Trunks Garnet Bags
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-31

AIDES Eegan, Black Slippers We have supply OF
- the above very beautiful Slippers. J. MYERS 4 CO
an 30 Fashionable Boot, Shoe and Trunk Dealers.