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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-28

fh7- GENERAL TOM THUMB BEGS US TO
that he has returned to his old stand at the
American Museum where he would be happy to receive
calls every day and evening this week He was never IN
finer health and spirits than and sure TO interest
his visitors usual We have regarded him great
curiosity and the oener him, the more deeply
convinced Of it. During his short stay there will
be performances every afternoon at o'clock and every
evening OF half past 8.
90 PAUL DE KOCK's LAST AND RICHEST
WORK-On Friday the subscribers will issue in ele.
CANT FORM it'll ten spirited engravipgs and colered
cover translation of Paul de Rocks latest wtest most
piquan and peculiar production, entitled MARRIED
MEN," written, localized, and adapted by E. Durivage
Notwithstanding the abuse literally avished upon Paul
de Kock the avidty with which his exciting works
purchased is sufficient proof ofther excellence and
puarity. The present work is rich with his peculiar
characteristics. The following is list of the embellish-
Misunderstanding to the (h) Altar. "A Close EN-.
BRACE ga Sour Pair Pear2. "A Kiss Before Folk
ga Matrimonial Strike" 6-Peepng in the PICK lie
Pot. Mot Tee Totaller. s." How come you so?'
Slime and Jealousy. l0-Putting out the Lght-a pc
cular Tall Piece.
Price, SO per hundred. l24 cents single.
BRAINARD & Co., ID Court st Boston
For sale, at No. a, Ann street, and news agents gene
rally.
ny- FRANKLIN SALT WATER BATHS, CASTLE
Garden-The constant succession OF visitors TO this
perfect and altogether unrivaled establishment, IS
strong illustration of the acknowledged efhcacy OF
bathing during this nsupportable period OF heat Yes
terday there regular rush OF VISITORS and we were
rejoced the number ladies, who seemed to
acknowledge its refreshing influence with peculiar de-
light
no SUMMER CORDIAL-For Bowel Complaints,
Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, &C. This specific is war
ranted cure and every family should have bottle on
hand as who would risk the lives of children when TOR
s0bt hok in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-28

FOREIGN Nxws-The steam ship Great Western,
from Liverpool for New York, has been at
eleven days. On Friday she will no doubt make her
appearance, bringing cabin full of passengers and
thirteen days later news from all parts of Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-28

The NEXT CONGRESS Elections have already
been held IN ten States, for members OF the next
House of Representatives The remaining States
hold their elections as foows.-
louisiana, first Monday in July, 4; North Carolina, first
Monday in August, 81 Alabama first Monday in August
Z; Mississippi, fist Monday in August, Kentucky, first
Monday in August, 10; Indiana, first Monday in August
TO- Illinois, first Monday In August, 7; Tennessee first
Thursday In August III Vermont, first Tuesday in Sep
ember Il Maine second Tuesday in September, Mary
land frst Monday in Ocobor 8; Michigan first Monday
In October, 81 New Jersey second Tuesday in October,
b; Pennsylvania, second Tuesday in October 24j Ohio,
second Tuesday in October al Rhode Island undeter-
mined,2 2, Total, lsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-28

BowERY AUTOMATICALLY beautiful panto.
mimic act entitled the Sprte of the Silver Shower
produced this establishment should be witnessed
by all the lovers Of equestrian performances. The
little Miss Mcfarland is certainly prodigy, and the
feats of Master Genroy is astonishing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-28

ExCELLENT.-Mr. George Jamieson's representa-
ton Of the part of Martin Haywood, in the thrilling
play of the "Rent Day" at the Park, last evening
Spirited, forcible, and justly conceived throughout.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-28

NIBLo's.-That most pleasing of Aubers operas
lie Domino Noir. is to be performed this evening,
and again will Mile. Cave charm her auditors by
her admirable execution of some Of the most bril-
liant airs ever penned by composer, in L'Eclair !;
she has asonished The musical community by the
force and energy of her style in the I" Black Do
mno;" she delights by the ease and grace with
which she sings the songs of Angelo; the efficient
manner in which she is sustained by Madame Le-
court, Messrs. Lecourt, Richer, and Bernard, and
the superior manner with which the music is per-
formed will ever render this opera a favorite with
the publc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-28

/. LATER FROM FORT Az PRINCE BY the arrival Of
the Pandora, Captain Paxton, at Boston, we have
advices to the 18TH
We learn that it was very sckly at Port au Prince
Almost every vessel in port had lost some of its
crew by the yellow fever.
The English Consul died few DAYS before the
Pandora lett, OF the prevailing epidemic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-28

B. My hair is black, my hair is black,
know both how and why;
And yours may be- if you but use
The land East India Dye"
has omitted mention where the magic Dye that has
rought the favorable change in his appearance to be
taiped. We will supply the deficiency and direct all
get the true only at 81 Cortland street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23

which proved fatal to Of his men, and led the
capture OF the survivors, looked peerngy around Tor the
projecting branch Of haggcred thorn which, catching hold
the Babies riding coat, supported him in mid where
he handled not unlike the sign Of the Golden Fleece
over the door of in Ludgate Hill Andrew Fair.
service with better fortune than the Bae attained foot
hold on cliff higher from which he reared mercy, du-
nng the encounter, in Gcc and English alternately
ding the side which victory seemed
uon of toe Loeb into which Helen McCrcgor while her
blood was up took hosy upon of her hus
bands enemies, bv ordering the wretch Morris mansced
and weighted east from the rock into the which
settled calmly him, and the unit of that life for which
he had pleaded strongly was forever Withdrawn from
the sum OF human existence
Returning, left the Tarbe where we dined
and crossed Loeb Long in n "noddy, where
Their steamer lay in waiting the passengers Loeb
Lomond Loeb Long is OF the sea, bounded by
high hills denuded OF wood and shrubs but with toc
rabe grazing for the ocks OF sheep and herds black
cattle that feeding upon them From Loeb Long
we had fine view of Ben Arthur bold promoutory
2254 feet above the level of the We emerged from
Loeb Long into the broadcast of the Clyde three miles
below Greenock and thus terminated the 'sighseeng
n exceedingly interesting day.
The London Globe OF yesterday contains paragraph
in relation Free Trade which, though brief sums up the
whole Here tits
"How idle it talk about reciprocity when refuse
reciprocty and ourselves up Free Trade
TO the world and wonder they disregard
the very moment we persist in making exceptions from
Free Trade OF the articles OF which
natural demand consists and of which the New World will
form, at least ultimately the sup
ply-as, on the other hand. To the New World must
look for the effective natural demand for product
The intentions OF Nature and Providence may doubtless
hwartcd both sides; but without loss the aburer
and of chenPnes and abundance the markets of BOTH
IN those commodities which each from the other and
which each pay for if each will bet accept payment
/ the form that will best satisfy its wants"
This frank admission of important fact which bears
directly ana torcby the question OF Free Trade
leading London paper, ought,s have it, influence upon
Anti arif people. There escape from this well
paced argument Free Trade, without RECIPROCITY would
answer it we had nothing to SELL But abound pro-
I IL y,h nod
iactues England sell When therefore, England thinks
proper 10 take our produce upon Free Trade principles she
may with popricty ask her upon
reciprocal terms But England will only
sided Free Trade. She let in American produce
without running her Agricultursts who the AsOcacy
Indeed, one has only make radius this highly
cultivated Island, teeming il does, with the boun
ties OF the Earth, that England is emnently
Agricultural, she is Commercial and Manufacturing
country Here the three pursuits OF civilized life
rendered. they should be us Instrumental to sustain
cherish and protect each other.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23

OF those countries from 40 tn 80 cents; whereas,
during the same time here IN all the cities north
Of us, il has averaged at leas, Sl,25! Freight
from either of those ports is 10 cents or less IL
is not SO low as that from any of our ports.
Now suppose the corn laws abolished, is it not
evident that these countries, raising abundance OF
grain, selling cheaper than we, by forty cents in
the bushel at home, and paying less freight, would
alone reap the advantage of it
The Colonial duty on our wheat is very light
We have thus access to her market through Cana.
da which ceases the moment the corn laws are re.
pealed.
- IL the corn laws are ever repealed, il will be
because suffering community calls for it impera.
lively, and not from regard TO our tariff. Let us
retain our laws repeal them-the result with re.
gard to her Legislation will be the same. She will
repeal if her subjects compel her; but only in the
last extremity.
Her present policy is easily understood. She
has manufactured heretofore, not only for the Uni
ted States but for Austria, Prussia, and all the Ger
man States. These States keep out her goods
by duties and it is to induce them to relax, that
she has modified her corn lawsl
We hope our country at least will not be taken
by the bait
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23
EncLs Enr AnricuLLurnL,sis-

The Enquirer has been iof a long time preach
ing up the doctrine, that a low tariff would be ben.
eiicial TO the farmer, because England would there.
by be induced to abolish her corn laws. Let us
suppose them abolished, and then see in what, and
how far it would benefit us.
From the most authentic accounts, the annual
consumption Of Great Britain amounts to about
lOl,OOOOOO bushels, Of which, for the last seven
years, 100000 have been imported. Of these
l4,OOOOOO, about 100000 annually, were from
this country. The rest has been supplied by Prus.
STA, Russia, Poland, and tho country around the
Black Sea generally. During an average of sew.
en- years, wheat has ranged at the various markets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23
fTo BE CONTINUED


These two worthless have voted Henry Clay ian
obsolete idea" a man "behind the age" As the
extinction of so great light must be felt however,
they propose to unite and supply his place. The
firm is now " Richie and Kcttcl' We look for
flood Of light from these gentlemen who are in
advance Of the age We understand Richie is
to do the history, and Kettle the cypherng.-
Richie is to give an account of the invasion OF
Africa by Hannibal, and the Conversations of Tur.
got upon financial subjects) with Louis 18th, who
died ten years before he was born. Kettle con.
fines himself entirely to figures, and will ruin any
given country, il well paid, in quarter of an hour,
by a Of figures which there is no contradict.
ing. He has ruined this country since the passage
Of the Tariff, number of times but the stub.
born Yankees las the Scotch call all Americans
did not know when they were ruined Kettle
has never been able to convince them of the fact.
They arc such fools, that because trade manu-.
features, and navigation flourish, they think they
are doing well. Let them only look at Kettles
figures and they will find out wha; a condition they
are ini
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23
nareains i'm mi nnd Winter Dr,-Goods.


w. JENKINS invites the attention of merchants
n a. and others examine ms very
Goods amounting
hundred thousand dollars the purchased
fore the advance prices will be sold very
Cloths Cassimeres and Nenga coors styles qualities
Fanuels-Nhite and red, at L. 20, 25 > and
Banscts-arge supply, from IS, 80 and higher prices
Bankcts-Rose and Whitney Bed Blankets. cheap
Six Goods-every variety. ofal the styles
Dress Articles Iadeconng Velves Chusans Crane
Luse houn de Lanes Neyenets many styi,s
of great beauty.
Calcoc2O 600 yards Dress Caicoe an prices 10
10 and 10 all fast and very
Curtain Cacocs-very cheap, al g.. 2. 10, 10! and
Mourning Good--eyery kind Of family mourning
Lace 900 ysris Thread Bobnett and Le Edgngs
and Laces; patterns and very chap
Servants Cohngn this article attention has been
20 select and seTvceabe both
and NJ prices much below the usual
Domestic GoOdeycry description Of beached and unbcachcd
Shifting and Seetng from IN yards wide. Cotton
g. cts and higher Apron Checks; plain and plaid
Linen Goods-lGOO Linen dsis all prices from b
cts and finer Shng Linens all prices Towelng; Table Linens
Napkins. &c.
In addition every Genenen- Wearing
Apparel and every article in the Dry Goods business
&C - r. II. JENKINS Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23
THE POPULAR VOTE IN MARYLAND.

Some OF the Locofoco papers repubshng spurious
table from their organ in Baltimore, in which bald
tempt ismade TO cipher Locooco majority the pop
lar vote at the Maryland election The Baltimore
Patriot efectuav exposes this shallow ertifce A single
10 illustrate the accuracy Of these Locooco
hgures Worcester county is put down having given
lOOO Locoioco and SOS Wing in the late contest
when, IN fact this county elected the Wing ticket
The Patriot chnracerizes the table a miserable attempt
TO bolster up fallen BY false assertions Nat Ist
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23

WE are receiving and opening this morning,
second supply of Faland Winter Dry Goods which win
those hand makes stock large and desirabcamony
which may be- found
Super Hooiblaek blue, brown and inv green Cloths
DO wool black blue aui Fancy Cafsmeres
Flushngs. Beaver and Pilot Cloths
SwansdOwn, Valencia TOilne and Satin Negings
satnetts, Kentucky Jeans and Kcrscys
Fan Clpths and English kerseys, Tor Negro Clothing
Red White and yellow FlInncs
Padding and Sale Duck
Irsh Linens, Kcntings, Lawns md shcctngs
Australian Lusters and Chusans
Rich style Mouslaine de LANES
Do do Prints alarge supply. and beautiful
Silk Mcrnn Cotton md Wooden Hose and Half H1sc
Buck Kid Merino, Six and Burlin Gloves
Fiet Fix and Wooden Mrus. Umbrellas an prices
Iaylofs WINS, Hughes, and other spool CDttons
Patent Threads and Twists
Bf0cls, Cashmere. Net and Plaid Fhawls
Beached and Brown 5hirtings nd shesings
Difl Twiicd end Whitney Blankets
VIA anos, every other usually IN Dy Coois
1ooung House, 20 which respectfully u
trade. LONDONg WuIJNgUAg A. puEVyRy
17-dGctf
oLLAND GIN AND OLD RYE wHisKEY in store Tor
HmnH ID
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23

" Auction NorrE-Wil he sold this morning nf 10
O'Clock at our auction store, Sugars Monsscs, Coffee b.
con &c. DAVENPORT & ALLEN Aucts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23


We published the other day. article from tho Now
York Tribune, reply to the Journal Of Commerce. the
latter paper having stated that the Tariff had raised the price
OF three articles to witt brass kees lnseed oil, aud LOAF
sugar The Tribune contested the fact, and proves that i,
does exist in the following article;
Protection aud Brass Kstfiss
The Journal OF Commerce attempted yesterday, to get
Of the dilemma which il had involved itself by its
article "Brsss Kettles, Loaf Sugar. and Linseed On
by asserting that Brass Kettles be bought IN Eng
land, for one shilling sterling pound-whercupon II
figures large increase at price here consequent ON
the duty But assured by different gentlemen,
perfectly familiar with the trade that the wholesale pee OF
brass kettles in England by the latest Price Current lbs
shngs sterling per hundred weight making the actual
OF the article here follows:
OF Brass Kettles l35 shllings OF 81 $50 10
Expense and profits Of importation, say 10 per CT
dow "a
Cost. if free of duty, sss "a
Add revenue duty OF ~ per first cost, Is
And cw,. OF English Bru.s Kettles would cost $40 IL
Now the American article, fully equal 10 the Foreign,
sold Mt % perpound. mot IS the Journal
assoGt which obviously lower than market could be
steadily supplied from abroad, if there duty at all
And this with the knowledge Of every
SAINT with the trade, that Brass Kettles steadily
sold here under 20 per duty low they
nrer, being protected from caprcious Foreign influx,
make cheaper than he possibly could all the contents OF
the British siorchouse might be thrown upon market
at any moment. Is not this plain
Here follows another article the same paper the
subject OF Loaf Sugar:
IJ' A correspondent writes from Birmingham. CT. in
reference To the article of the Journal of Commerce the
Tariff affecting Brass Kettles, Loaf Sugar and Linsccd
OIL, that American Brass Kettles pound
cheaper, and better than the British article
market was when the present Tariff was imposed So much
for Brass kettlhs.
As TO Loaf Sugar correspondent states that he has
recently bought the rery best for III pound-as low
1t under Free Trade. Now the duty of sir
pound actually increases the price by much
could II the duty taken OIL have Loaf Sugar album
dance Mt IRE cents pound. Will any body directly affirm
ihisl
We have doub, that all articles whatever, cheaper
than under Free Trade.
Brass Kettles rendered deaIer by Of
Wonder if the Journal means Ritcfc's Ketdel
Nso Music For Sale, 10 be had the Enquirer Once
alone, The and much admired Sony Of
&" Richie put the Kettle on
Or "The Death of the Tariff
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23

We requested TO say that Mr.. B)us will commence
again, today to take dispositions the City Holl and
IL earnestly hoped that the few voters who have not
been up establish their votes, will lose no time in doing
The Committees Of the several Wards are called on to
render such aid may be necessary bring them up and
the whole work be completed in OF three day,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23

cash WILL BRING CLOTHES CHEAP"
KEEN & CO.'S cash Tailoring E-tallishInent Gentle
IN invited call and their stock Cloths
and and also prices garments
made from thcm-iu the best and style u
selling for cash enabled lower
prices than any other establishment that makes good
city KEEN A. co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23
MARRIED

On the 10TH inst 10y the Rev. Reuben Ford STEPHEN DIvA
County, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23
YER MONT

The legislature of Vermont assembled AT Montpelier on
THURSDAY Of last week. E. N BRGes was chosen Pres
dent OF the Senate, and ANDREW TRACY Speaker OF the
House OF Representatives. The official of the votes
tor Governor shows the following result
Mattocks, Wing 2l465
Kellogg Locofoc1 2l9s2
Williams, Abotionst 3T66
Scattering 81
There being choice by the people the Legislature yo.
ted for Governor follows:
Maitocks received 1871 votes
Kellogg lOl
Williams
Judge MATTocKs was thereupon declared duly elected
Governor of Vermont for the ensuing year-Naf Int.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23

Dish Covers, Patent CofTcc-Pots. &c.
M have just received few tin Dish Govern
Patent Coffee rots oyster Dishes Coffee
Ioa'srs &c toc 30 SMITH HARDWOOD. Of Broada1e
SMifHs ToOIs-Anvis Of different makers Vices bellows
- Hammers scewpate Stocks and Dies Shoe Nails &c
for sale on reasonable TERMS ly SMITH a HARDWOOD,
- girn M n,o,d
Servnnts shOcs-FOr Wen; women aud Boys.
ShM PUTNEY respectfully informs his frends customers and
- The Public that he has Store very gene
raj assortment NJ Shoes aud BoOtees suitable
su ~ he can recommend be really good both regards
raer and workmanship Those good article will can
and cisuine tDekOne Door above Hubbard Gardner Co
Main st nc ~
bE HErLrY respectfully informs oil persons prefeng the a
lance % experienced Medical Practitioner continues IN
be consulted conhdentay inhrne a,,
ing from mprldence life otherwise. RBy hs attentive
careful and cautious treatment thorough constitutional cure b
is alimporanp can be- safely depended on.
BT OGec on STREET, Door bor Trirty Chureh Rh
"oHd Turns mof'rah.
n UlNiNE-ABoilcr supply ouninc and Revands Tonic
" Mixture, Tor Fever aud Aguc-fo the an ofthe
ked Mor'ar, below the Market JOHN CRAWFORD.
oc 81 Apotbecerv
.lsR HHDs. prime Auskapas Sugar
VIZ 80 hores do Cheese
terces Rice. lust received Tor ale by
oe9a FRY co.
Hams, shoulders a. MiddIIngs,
Rfl HllDs Prime Bacon Sides.
W. 10 Do do do Shoulder
10 do do Do Hams
For ale BY Zoe NJ WILLIAMS HAXALL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23
& 'OFFEE, CHEESE. &c

& 'OFFEE, CHEESE, Gc:-
~ 100 bags Green Lsguayra Coffee
10 casks prime Cheese 20 boxes do DO
10 boxes Sperm Candies
10 hhds Porto REQ Sugar
- DO St Croix Moasses very superior-received and
Tor sale by GEO. r. HOOKER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23

Neo Music For Sale, to be had at the Enquirer O6ee
alone! The new and much admired Song of
Richie put the Kettle on"
Or, "The Death of the Tariff"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23

Brass Kettles rendered by Tarid"-.sur,
Conaorcc.
Wonder if the Journal means Ritchic's Ketlel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23
SECOND SUPPLY.

HcRI good IsInck satin Vests.
q DOZEN just opened Of superior order for cheap
1 ~ Oc A n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23

POYS BOOTs-5 OF Boys boots of different qualities
~ for sale very low SAINT. PJTNEY,
door aboye Hubbard ,;,rln,r
3 EANG cot ksE sHOES-TO EIR.HERS and OTHERS
d = The subscriber has very nd general
assortment Of Mems Boys aud Wouens heavy Rich
tnnnd made BTogue, uss-t
he viii sell low for the quality ~ pair, Mems
boys and heavy eved pegee Broeans very high
made prime anrd To be GOOD
for sale extremely low the quality Farmers good
shoe at very low price Will call and
sell very cheap sANIL PUTNEN,
Whoe,ic AMI Fetal Dealer Boots, Shoes, Trunks
Goor above Aesrs Hubbard Gardner & CO. Main - -
Tenders. Andirons, ShOVei, s. Tongs.
RRAsS Green and Iron Fenders before
HS offered in this city. Also assortment uf Brass
Andan some elegant and patterns Also Steel
and Bras Head Shovel Tong assorted
iiful for sale by RICHARDS a GARDNER
% - Sign Of the Mil Main Street
COPPER WASH KETTLES
lust received Copper Kettles assorted from
81 TO 30 gallons. For sale by RICHARDS & ARDNER
SIGN NJ the Mn kT,t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23

HOLLAND GIN AND OLD RYE wnisKEY in store Tor
- 'at BY 12 CHAs. PALMER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23
DlBRELL, H0LC0MBE L. co,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.


BR0GUES, BROGUES, BROGUES.
or SUPERIOR QUALITY.
ENIiE subscriber has Just received his Stock of
Bforues' which were manufactured this city, are ~
cool a offered for any other market
FARMERS aud others would do well and examine
hs stock before purchasing elsewhere. o. r. WElsfGER
&c ~ " street st,ct". nm =
HORDAGE.-The Subscribers nte nd i'm future
- 20 kecp Of Cordage cons-tipr NJ Packing
Yarn, Leading Lines Red Cords Rope Patent sash Cord No
Of warranted quality, AZ low prices SMITH HAYWOOD
sim of tbe COLI. nj A.,
(.uNPOWDEH TEA, n very superior quality at Tetal
lan III JOHN ". GORDON.
loon FAMILY usEA beautiful white article or Sal gratn.
received At the Black boy Mortar and for sale by
70 a r. povr
DAVENPORT d ALLEN, have for sale
- sole Lcnthcr-i5OO Sides
Shot-tOOO bags assorted
Ground p1nster-QOOO casks
Whtskoy-SO hhds
Sugnrs-fO hhds y. v. aud 49, Cfols
DO Loaf-5O bo1ss
Tanners Oti-sO bbls.
Caudlcs-5O boxes spemsest
Cigars-5OM Principe
GIass--5e0 bones
Coffoe-i20O bags t,u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-23

,ANGHORNE q ARMISTEAD,s Superior orouoI
a. -ureured Chewing ToBACCo-A dne lot lust received Ar
opened TO which would the ut,
nc ~ BOLTON HARRISON, Druggists
of Main