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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14
DEAD THIS i-thiur and Sellers Ter,n
III 4. b.,g

IL f1gS cannot be beat.
Mononsala CO, Va. Aug 81, 1856.
This IS TO certify that gave two doses OF ShInn
and Sellers VermIfnge TO two OF nav childrsnt
from one II brought upwards Of one h. nd I'D, snd
one hundred and twenty from the other. I have
used NJ Lanes Vermuge, and believe Il IL a
good worm medicine. but 1 believe Shinu &
Sellers is better. DAvIp SULLIVAN.
GAINESVILLE, Pa. March Iszs
Messrs Shlnn &. Sellers-I think your Fermi-a
fuge preferable to any have ever seen or used
there Is no other used in this part of the nirv
when II can be procurct-four and s We hundred
worms are often destro, ed by the use Of one viai
You will Piles Sc send me twelve dozens at this
time. JAMES VI MEASp III d.
Prepared only and sold whoesal and retail by
X r. SELLERS,
No 20 Wood street below I'd.
Sold in Wheeling by james Baker nov a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

~. VI. JAMESON,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
LAND AND GENERAL AGENT.
WHEELING. Va.
ID EsPECTFUJLY tsrdsr' TO the public he
N services. lie will receive Gods and Fro.
daes uf sysrv description fOr sgls bdriJr. Storage o.
Corwarding. lie confidently believes That he can
srehaVe Eastern goods ior Western manufactured
articles and produce greatly 10 The advantage Of ihe
conssnors oJt ".
Chesapeake Canal snd Rail Road Scrip wanted
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

NE have received at our Auction Rooms.
100 yards Calico,
22U0 DO. Bloached Muslns.
300 do. Flannel.
which ws will sell ssvy cheap lof cash.
sec3- HALL 4 wiCKHAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

WNLAX SEED. Ginseng snd Besswar. wanted
For which the hirbesi price will be paid IN cash
bv OLIVER PRYOR, Union street.
nav lg Whoeliug
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

ESAMILY FLOUR Of the most approved
II Brands constantly for sale by
oct 25 w BASSETT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14
4. IN WIN,

AND OMMISSIoN
MERCHANT.
MaiH SHecf. WHEELING
COLICTTS Consignmsnts Of Merchandise or Pro.
y dace, either Tor sale or FOfyy aiding and hopes
10 merit a share Of publIs patronage By moderate
charges and strict attention 10 business sop5
"A DAMS PATENT COFFEE MILL-A vsi
n superior article Tor sale BY
Souih Wheeling aug 10 p w BASSETr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14
WINDOW GLASS AND SOAP,
ssTHE LIFE OF THE FLESH Is II
THE BLOOD

@THE LIFE OF THE FLESH Is IN
THE BLOOD"
"VERY disease arises from impuriiy OF The
~ blood.
Brandeih's Pills are the hes, known remedy for
overv disease. They do not cure By charm but be
ing entirely vegetable assmilae with the blood and
effect certain by ing all impure particles
from this subtle fluid of life. They beneficial
in all diseases may be taken under any cireumsIan-
eos witnuu, s-' = ;gin,. but en- the contrary will
give relief in the acute and painful disease.
BEWARE OF COMPLEMENTARY Drug.
gisI in The place has the genuine Pills
Ask to see the certificate Of agency. Each Dor
toI has on it three copper plate labels. the top and
bsItOm first printed with red Ink Ss8d then with
black Observe that on each LoS there are sI fac
smile signatures Of DR. Bruudeis.
Three thus. II BraRjeIh " D
Three thus. Benjamin Brandrlh.
Sold IN Wheeling by
ROBR STEPHENSON.
sop S-6m y. BRANDHrH. NJ. u.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

Single papers Tor sale ny we crrrteEs onu al the
vti,ce at ceots a copy.
The Weekly paper. the Western Virginia Times
Ss published on Wednesday at 50 so per annum
IN advance. or 50 if not paid within one month
trom the beginning OF the year. No new subscribers
will DO reserved, except such ss pay IN advance.
For mosIhs 81 SO is invariably charged No
subsc riber receives for a less than siN aonihs
aud no paper discontinued. except stthe discretion
of the publisher. until all arrearsges arc paid.
TERMS NDvERTIsING.
Three Insertions or less per square. 100
Oac week $3.50
Two Weeks $3.50
Three Weeks. S3.25
-Four weeks, S4Oe
Two moa'hs, Sc 90 Three months $500
Advertisements inserted till forbid without
express nrder. will be inserted until eriered out
aud charged dollar far LIST three insertions. and
ID cts for each insertion after. Advertisements
Insested three times n week for three fOurths the
above. Weekly far one half per week,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES l.. WHARTON,

At rHE coRNEk OF UNION AND MAIN STREETS
WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14
APPS! CAPs!I CAPs!::

APPS! CAPSI! CAPS!!t
n CASE BEST OFT Err CAPS,
do Seal do
90 duzen do Musk do
90 do Common do do
S do Youths do do
90 do Mems e. Boys Heir do
SO do do do Scalet do
Also, large lot OF Fur Collars all Of winch " l
Eve sold ny the dozen or single at small advance
from Cost for CASH.
A & MCALLAM,
AT,i, -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

A CARD-TO THE LADIES.
M RS. WADE would inform The ladies' Of Vince
lFI ling aRd vicinity That sbo has just arrived
ifUIn New York with q large and general assortment
OF French Millinery which she offers for sale al the
New York Fancy Millinery Store ia Church a.,
fhfoe door' east Of the New COuu House. Her stock
consists ~ pau Of the f,lloyying articles LADIES'
Bonneis made Of rich cut aud uncut velvsis Tsrsl-
iOn Silks and Satins, capes Of the newest siyle
PiuHss oivauoVs coiors. Bonnet and cap ribbons.
and large assortment OF french Aowers.
N 81 Leghorn and Suaw Ropn.t, cleaned
steel pressed aud tripacd Win nsatnes.. and A.
shoEi notice MRS WADE
ct 26-2m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

WHOLESALE and RETAIL UAI aud CAP
MANUFACTORY
~ Mi. Subscriber has now hand and is con
sinntly Manufacturing HATS Of eoery rar,-
-ety and Fashion. which he will warrant eq1nl To
any manufactured ia ihe UNITED STATES,
having purchased his stock Of the IMPORTERS
for CASH snd being himself Ps LcTIcAL nATrKR.
ne is enabled to put up Hats Ivy the Case NJ East
~rH prices MERCHANTS and others " no " ish
To- save EKCHA NGE and CARRIAGE " i'll do well
10 call aud examine my assortment before going
East. as ! nm determined Ia selI cheap for CASH.
A c MCALLAM. opposite the Va. Hotel,
nov ITO Main Street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14
PEAsE,s HOARHOUND CANDY.

HNHE best remedy Tor Coughs. Colds &c ever
offered 10 the public. Just received snd Soc
sale al The Literary Depot. dec ID
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-14

ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY.
u USr received . few dUz Of very superior
e. French Hats OF the latest Agony" and most
approved style. warranted the "SiHoH Pure aad
no mistake.
FRENCH GENTLEMEN are invited TO call Of
170 Main street, whore the above can be had low
for Casa A c MCALL M.
TING 4 CRUMBACKER, No -. aud
n a. Water 81. have in and for sale low
S casks s siEs.,'s Champagne and BRANDIEs.
Madeira.
Grippe juice Port, yvtNFs
, Good Port,
2 Sweet Malaga,
eask old whiskey.
Ne Rum.
White wine Vinegar,
IS boxes 8 BY 10 Glass.
900 barrels Pittsburgh Nc 1. oct is
AMERICAN PINS
HNHE subscribers have this day received one
hundred packs Of American pins, which ore
by all who have examined them, considered q liuls
superior 10 any Of European manufacture yet sem
20 this country.
BRENTLINoER & sBALLCRoss,
nov ~ City A.s;vn Toorns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31
IMroRTANT no nEALERs IN roBACCo.-rhe folnwlnr
WIN. WALLACE.

IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN ToBACCo.-The following
section of the amend the entitled reduce
into the in force concerning the inspection
of tobacco passed h March, 1896 published for the nfoma
upland tobacco shelving The advantage they would derive free
extra charge directing their tobacco be stored the
Public Warehouse.
sind farthr enacted That il any hocshead Of Tobacco
shall have been inspected upland Inspection and shall Of
forwards he stored in warehouse in the city of Richmond
AMI the town Of Petersburg, other than the public warehouse
the SAID city and the town Of Petersburg the
shall not he liable for the loss destruction of such tobacco
ans means whatsoever, unless at the time when the
stored sch other warehouse there least eighteen hun
dred hogsiead city Richmond or If in The town
PETERSBURG two hundred and sevenyve hoesheads in the pub
lie warehouse aforesaid inspectors thereof should
have eus 10 receive such tobacco storage Of which fact
il shall he their duty TO give certificate, if required
Nov. 4 5o-wtf
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CRcAr BARGAIN n LAXD-The subscriber having d-.s

GREAT BARGAIN ~ LAED-The subscriber having deter
" mined the state OF Missouri will sell the Trac
of Land County Caroline which lie
Sides containing hundred acres This lard is To-
Chesterfield Depot, Richmond
sbrs Potomac Railroad ueshto:ooi
able good health and good society," being equ distant from
Richmond and Fredericksburg, and about thirty miles from
either place. The improvements Of large and
vecni dwelling hose with SIX rooms above the basement and
Placement cxcrilent criH1Ty sheded sides
large barn 30 ~ framed and bri Of the best
materials cabins and all other necessary out hnnes for large
family all new and IN good repair There is upon The land
good apple orchards and dwelling houses tina, might if
Necessary be divided into o farms SIX hundred each
There yard excellent we'll of WATER operated by
pump good Spring distant The quality the land
good and perhaps better Than any In the neichSohood-
Running through il large crrck ading less than
hundred very valuable fat land inferior besides
valuable swamp About three hundred is now
original growth, heavily tbered with oak and pine This
situation would he very fine location 70. Lawyer and would
afford fine practice further description s deemed unncees-
sary, presumed person wishing purchase will first
anime for himself The will be made easy will take
pleasure in Slowing the land persons who wish 10 pur
chase. FRANCIS w, SCOTT.
Nov. 53-H!f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Pursuan, 10 previous CALL large number of the
Democratic citizens of Michigan, friendly TO The nom
nation of JOHN {. CALHOUN, of South Caroaa
by Democratic Nationa! Convention assembled a
the City Hall, III tie Cry Of Datro.;, on THURSDAY
evening, February 23i, lSiS.
The meeting w.s called TO order by c. O,Flynn, Esq
on whose motion, Hon VIM. L. ilowLLI, of llllsdale
was appointed President. and Hon. Del RiS, of 81
Clair, and Hon. James Vaughn, of Wayne, Wee Pre-
sidents; Chas. a. Mack, Of 81. CLAIR and i. W. lilo
yey, of Oakland, Secretaries,
The President, on taking tie Chair, briefly stated
the objects of The meeting.
He paid a meri,cd compliment 10 the character and
public services Of Mr. Calhoun claiming 10, him the
honor first arousng the American people 10 the
sideration of State Rights, and the principles upon
which the Federal compact was foundcd-at a time
too whe successive innovations upon State sovereign
" had conce ntraieG the General Government the
exercise of al least doubtful constitutional powers
That this step taken, al the time being at the ex
pcnse of his personal popularity, exhibiting purity OF
pprpose, frmness and patriotism, which eninensly
qualified ham for the Presidency
sir H. also i;.s,sed that the present was proper
Time lo Ae !Ii.hds q tae sewers! candidates for the
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MADISON COUNTY,.


At large and respectable meeting of the Democratic
citizens Of the county of Madison, held a, the Court
House, the 23d of March, IS43 court dsy,) Col.
James w Walker called to the chair, and Francis
II Hill appointed Secretary. After the object of the
meeting had been fully explained by the chairman on
motion,
Captain Thomas j. Humphreys, john Harrison, Jr.,
Hiram Carver, Morris d. Newman and Reuben Thomas
were appointed Committee, who, after having retired
for few moments, reported The following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
Hherees, This meeting entertaining an mistaken
confidence in the patriotism ability md fidelity of Hon.
Wm. Smith their late representative in The Congress
of the L. s, and the relation OF Cons!uen. and Re-
preventative, being now broken by The singular and
extraordinary system Of ds,.icng tie Comronweall!,
adopted by the Legislature of Virginia,
!, is therefore, Resored, That the thanks Of this
meeting be rendered the Hon William Smi,h-la,e
Representative, from this District in the Congress OF
the United States for the oble and faithful manner in
which he has discharged his representative trust, as
we'll for the noble aud efficient support which he has
given TO the glorious o.Demoeracy-in days that
are past
Rtso'rsd Tia; the Secretary of,his meeting transmit
copy of the fore going preamble and resolution 10 Mr.
Smith Immediately.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31

DIMFoRp ACADEMYThe subscriber Is tiat st this
n late period year. scholars engaged, but to
parents guardians of those not engaged engaged
time shorter year. he bess leave say, that having
recently purchased properly and institution well
Rumord Academy would he glad TO
ar fifteen bares present year-e School will
the charge gentleman not less qualified by his moral and
steady habits by his literary requirements sir Bates
Gradual. of The University of Vermont and
teaching Academy in Penns lyana lie prepared TO
ra and Moral Pho .ophy Elements Chemistry Arh-
metic Geometry, Algebra, plain and spherical Trgonomey
conpI,e English Education. Ii would be indulge
the location and various advantages
mora raining OF YOUTH this institution from It's long stand
ing is to possess The health Of scholars
Leen 30 GOOD us seldom need Physician; however,
should he any medical aid, The subscriber will
be- on the premises and will attend free of charge.
scholastic Of ten months the entire
penses of Boarding and Tuition will be SIPS
JOHN = LEWIS, NJ ID.
~ the year, Accommodation for twenty thirty
boarders III be nade good Teachers employed
had. }. s L.
March T-w+w
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a. ". Ho "a %A'A' seere'a'ies.
DISCUSSION Ar BIooKXEAL.

We understand, that Col Iiubard attended meet.
ing at Brookneal, in THIS county, on Saturday, the
10Th instant, and addressed the people in speech of
abou, two hours We should not be surprised learn,
that impression, rather untavorable 10 Whggery,
was made on the minds of the people by Col H S ad.
dress, it is certain that three Wing speakers replied
TO him. Though our neighbor, up street, has attempt
cd 10 dsparage his talents the mos. iiIiberal ard
nnwa'ranabie manner yet we feel perfectly assured
that he was than match on Tint occasion, for
The three ant Democratic speakers who were piited
against him.
Dr.. Scott rose IN reply to Col II hut first asked
The Colonel for the 81! his notes This though an
unusual request, was readily granted. Alter c short
teioinder f.om Col Il , DR.. Wi;hers walked up and
sad he also wished 10 speak, and asked for the Colo
nel's notes which handed him. After this Alf
W,mbish arose, and SAID he had word 10 say about
the Tari! aud maintained, that il cheapeaeG goods
Col. II told h;m he would make the memorial of The
New York importing merchants answer him. This
memorial stating the high rates ct the late Tariff, and
foreign prices, produced, and taken By every
unprtjudlced individual present, full reply to the
worthy Tariff champion. The discussion, We hear, was
conducted with good feeling and did close till after
-Lpnehburg Republican, .hareh %
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POLITICAL.
MICHIGAN.


po,,r,c,, OpIx,oys OF GIN CAss The following
co,rss,ondence has Gesn handed Tor publication -
Tine frank ex pl:ct and comprehensive letter oil zen.
Cass shows ,iat his poit,lca! sentiments accord with
those Of the Democratic party oil tie country, gene
rally. ~ ,o,,
Sir AS you have been for years absent from
this country and have not been an active parncPa.of
in the political struggles which have taken place our
ing that tune you Will net b. surprised at The asefuoh
that your views and opinions on the great poiitcai
questions which have agaled and still agttate the peo
ple of tins country, are not generally known among
your fellow citizens of this State aud the unioh-
Occupying the position you now do before me !lnei''
can People, as candidate for the highest Office III
their gift feel II privilege, one OF your De
,nocratic fellow. citizens know well as proper on
your part TO inform me, what those views and OPINIONS
are.
then desire that you will, at your earliest con-
yepence give me an answer TO the following nlerro'
gatores;
lst What is your opinion as to the consttntonallty
and expediency of Bank of the T. States; and il Pre-
sden, of the t. 5. would you sign the charter tor such
an institution,
Cd. Are you IN favor OF Farm Tor protectoh;
Be pleased to give your views on the subject oil
Tariff
81 Arc you in favor of the distribution Of the pro
ceeds of the sales OF The public lands among the several
States of the Union;
4,h. VIII ven submit your claims as candidate for
the Chief alasisracy OF the United States. to the
decision Of a Democratic National Convention, and
will you support the nominees o; That Convention Tor
President and Vice PresideE, Of the United States ~
1oi4'
It is proper should add, that your answer 10 these
heterogeneous, 1 desire publicly, ii | think
proper.
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Your obi servi
Signed q. o. WHlTTMORE.
IrwIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31

old WINES AND LIcUORs-Also, GRoCERIES.-I have
very and general Of old Wines and Iii
part Of which have been kept hand Improving for ten
and then said he 20 old My Groceries will
hear fair comparison with the best III The city, may regard
quality and price, aud oa;cn!nes in putting Of them up The
old Wines and Liquors will be found most heneca for the
ervatun heaith when moderately and udiclonsly used
Should he ncreduuus not 10 have firm and
belief in so PLAIN Of fact assertion let him
enquire call The subscriber who has been regular tempe
drrkcr during the 20 Of his life, and If not ts
fed with his healthy appearance, they portrait Of his
uncle who died years the State of New York. aged
Luz and he nc knonn 10 he drinking FISH since the
day lie left Feeniosh then STRIPPING.
Ang % 3l-wly WIN. WALLACE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31

The Secretary waited on MIR. Smith (who was then
IN town) and rendered him copy of the foregoing pre-
amtle and resolution.
Whereu2on, Mr.. Smith repaired TO the Court House,
and addressed the meeting at some length, IN most
eloquent and appropriate manner
On motion it was,
Rsso'ced. That the proceedings of this meeting be
forwarded to the Enquirer, Democratic Kecordsr'
Jeffersonan Republican, and Flag oil 9o-iof pu0i''
cation
On motion, the meeting adjourned o.
JAMES w. WALKER, en-
L H1II Srrn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31

y N. HUDSON, DESTIsr, performs all operations the
IL. TEETH their beauty and preservation, and Inserts
coupbe teeth sngy In full sets, on the most approved
plans.
adies Gentlemen interested respectfully invited
his teeth comprising
rety shade carefully selected from the most celebrated manu-
lie also inserts Artificial Palaes designed to restore the voice
proper and sound.
Refer To Rev Dr. PIumer Rev Dr. Empe Hubbard Gardner
Co.. Bernard PrytOn, Dr. Chamberlayne Dr. Brocken
brough g. = Baxter Esq., DR.. L. G. Cabe General Pegam,
George WATSON ". D.
ut Office on Main street, square above the Banks.
DEC 62-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31

(From tic LosisoMe EepatieGnj
THE COMET.
ny HENRY STEWART, ESQ.
I'm coming WIKI nv locks Of red,
In. coming down iGi SAL:
I've scattered all the signs with dread,
Aud turned the Planets pale.
Pm full live hundred miles uf head
A million leagues OF tail.
I've left the Ram without horn,
Made roast beef OF The Bull;
Twins curse the hour ih2; they were born,
And Fish could not keep cool.
Eirgo's maiden all fotlorn,
And Leo's los: his wool.
Mars was obliged to take 10 flight,
Miss Venus had Il swoon:
I've LETT them ali III sad alright
I'm steering for the moon.
The eruh wi. then be- in full sight;
You'Ii have hot weather soon.
Kamscatka, ali The frozen cl;nes
Shah fever hen, environ;
The Sou,htouS, Tor ,uelr many crimes,
III pour steam al Ere on.
For Pm twenty hundred tunes
Hotter than red hOt iron.
Nv beard shall erazs, and III Il ;rioo,
SINCE Greenland 20 a coal;
One second, aud III knock a slice
Fiom oi. The Northern pole.
The shock viii melt aud break the ice
Round Captain Symn's hole.
Poor devils. you',' have cause 20 rue
The momen; tiat we met.
While ftctting 't.,irl :. b:ntl and STEW,
Sara siarin. MAJ. you'ii get.
You'll not resolve ,uto a dew,
BIT mel, down in a sweat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31
March III

SAFE INVESTMENT for Loan of sl.5G0 s. 600. Per
"A sona landed property, from To 10000, 5OWO If re
CURED will be made the personal secur
good TERMS worth l000U0-a unencumbe cd-f1he
pery land and Eesroes Onetd the borrowed 20 be
returned Isl July, lei ditto 1885, ditto 1896 Current specie
paying bank Virginia State Stock par will he taken
So hnvng State Stock and wishing invested in early
payments may have The same done.
~ B. f desired larger of State Stock $500
81 900 will be tken and advantage given the price Of The
stock.
Address A. b., Diana Mills Buckingham county, Virginia
March lOO-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31

Tue LATE SroRM appears to have advanced against
the wind at regular speed of about 30 miles All hour
At Portland, very severe-a great deal OF snow
fell, and the tide uncommonly high, doing da
mage TO the wharves. The snow drifts in the vicinity
ten feet in height! The storm was very destruc-
tive on the coast of New Jersey. Thirteen vessels
are reported ashore or lost between New York and
the Delaware break water.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31

This portion of the earth is again covered with
snow TO average depth of - 10 inches. An old
pioneer, who assisted in cutting the cane from the
spot on which city now stands, says this is the
hardest winter ever known at Nashville. II has been
cold enough for Canada or Oregon.
rNashrMe Union, March II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31
J. RRANHAN & CO.
36-wlyt
Ian. 1873.

CARRIAGES, CARRIaGES.-Tbe subscribers have on hand
~ their Mandatory, Of and 9TH Streets The largest
o Carriages offered for sale in ts city, which
they will they be purchased for in this
other place. Those will please give them CALL rs they
will sell the greatest bargains offered Their
consists Of Coaches Chaoees Barouches, Burges and Sui
keys Also Harness Of every description and number OF second
hand Carriages.
Or Repairs executed with despatch and The most
BILE terms. BoSHER, ROBINSON & co.
Fe,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-31
From the Democratic Free Press Extra, FEB. %

From the Democratic Free Press Eatra FEB. %.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING.
The Democratic Republican Electors OF Michigan
friendly TO the nomna,ion by National Convention
of JOHN c. CALHOUN, the candidate OF the
Democracy, for President Of the United States, are
invited to attend Mass Meeting, at the City Hall
in the City of Detroit the 23d day ofFebruary inst
n, o'clock in lie evening Of tina. day Signed by
567 namcs)