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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03
TO SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD.

FuNHoMAs TNRER Manufacturer ana of Rifles
The public general
Goods
ou,s any establishment and workmanship the,
be vefy p,ees
AmOngss his the following
GUNS AND FowILNc TACKLE.
Superior Damascus wire and oeetw, double aud single hare
Double AMI single plain ssabb twist Guns
DO do do piain and do
do do do German do
Bras. shetland silver mounted Rifles
Dnellng. pocket. bell arl travelling Pistols
Self cooking single ami sN barrel revolving Pistols
Gun Rihe and Pistol Powpcr F1aSks
Double and Single Shot Pouches
Split and Plain English and French Percussion Caps
Common Percussion Caps. ut IS cents per i0oO
spousmens Liquor Fasks and Pocket Tumbeus
English. American and Scotch Gunpowtsr
Dog Cans. Collars Whips. Chains nj Couples
Huntsmen's Blowing Horns and Bngles
Wash Rods. shot Charger. Cap Primers, Cups Rails
Patent wadding wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun
Gun. Pistol AMI Rife Locks Rife Barrels
Ribs and forged and filed Gun Materials OF all kinds for Gun
Smiths
FISHING TACKLE
Fishing Poles in joints and Walking
GraSs and Hair Lines; f-hng Floats
Moods Limerick Kirby and Virginia f,sh Hooks
MILITARY.
Superior and Plain Gill, Silver mounted
Swords Officers silk Saes; Sword peis Eyaus
Wings Virginia Isn;y AMI Troopers Buttons Clasps Sword
Canes Hooks swivc Tsel Stars Gloves Lace Braid woed
Wings, Pompoons; &C
CUTLERY.
T1ot's Rodgers and Smiths finished
Superior ivory Buck Mounted
sporen, DIRK Deer and Pruning Knives Rodgers
and woienhems mAnusaetue Rodgers superior Ladies' and
Genilemens Scissors
Gold Walking Canes
Swords Gold and Silver Ever Pencils superior Pocket
Books and Wallets Gots and olhs Steel Pens Opera and
Spy Gssc- Travellers ComaSs Boat Hooks Pocket
Screws Cases, hey Rings Tsr Tooth Brushes Snuff
BoSes Pocket Rules Patent Tape Measures Riding
THOMAS TYRER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03
CHEAP FOR CASH.

TNHE subscriber would call the attention of the
Il public this universal rule among good merchants thai
does promptly his
ndemnng profit charged and where he has many such
from charge his good customers than
would otherwise. II Termination let such
y refusing credit all SUCH which win enable sell
CHEAPER THAN EVER. Those who buy for cash pny
promptly quarterly, would the propuy of their
doors below the Bell Tavern old stand be
offering GOOD ARTICLES very small advance upon
cost sales GEO. w. GRET'TER.
" b. No charge for selling customers produce. foT de
hverinR their goods bought Of me 1.-THE Depot
an 3-lO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

f. b. SPENCE, Agent,
WOULD respectfully inform his customers
and the public generally that he has just received flas
OF Fashionable Winter Clothing. the materials Of which
purchased Of Philadelphia and ~
York CASH and manufactured the OF Baltimore the
establishment John NJ ore Of Market and
Charles IL thing further, (ony
pant aormeni) the style and quality OF his
make Is well known TO the citizens Of Virginia.
My assortment consists part Of
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Froek and Over Coats
Belgie and Joinvine do do do
Cloth Camlet Coaks, part OF them Mcintosh style
Sup West OF England Cloth Dress and Froek Coats
Medium do do do
Panoon Of plain and fancy Cashmere, styles and
qualities
Vests OF Velvet, Cashmere, Merino Silk and Satin
Morning Gowns and Robes
Linen and Cotton Shirts
DO Bosons and Collars
Flannel Lambs Wool Merno Shaker Shirts and Drawers Poek
Handkerchief Cravat sca Opera Tres and Stocks Gloves
SHspenders, half Hose, &c.
ALSO
Samples Of the fashionable Cloths Cassmcres and Vengs
which VIII make order fashionable
the shortest
The advantages purchase of Goods enable
CLOTHING, and respectfully
public call and for themselves. de
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PEAKE, JONES & WINSTON,


a0RfcULTURsL IMPLEMENTS,
WILL, after the first April, locate themselves
In tho House. present occupied Mr. A. King. few
doors below the Bell Tavern. and Immediately opposite Mansion
ouse They VIII kesp constantly hand OF the
best FAMILY ekoCERif purchased principally which
Tor The undivided
elsvey devoted To the sale OF all
care OF the concern Having had years
kehnond ami fredericksburg Grain dealer being
the article to be sold the farmer
That class OF the friends and e. r.
moc be said In commentator Of his
Merchant In that branch Of their business they win
reasonable his merchant
peciaiy times like the present pequi
site OF the trade Il dcult
few days they will arge
with large invoice OF wooley wooseys sugar
which they win sell ARRIVAL package price
for cash or for satisfactory paper
Richmond March slst, ista
BoSros-E. Williams J. p 4 Hardy Baker
WORCESTER. MAss-Rugges Nourse a Mason.
Nkw YoRk-Aien& Paxtrn Mayhn
BALusoRE-Archd Hart Isaac q. Peck James Power a
GsoRorrows, C-franees Dodge, X King Jno Kentx
WASHINGTON Cirr-wm Orme.
ALEXANDRIA. ID. C-Robeu Jameson Lambert n Mckenzie
fALsourr. vA.-surray Forbes. Jos. n. Fiekin q Co
FRKpERcxsruRo, Vino Scott n Son. VIM Redd Forbes
Berry, H. n. Wallace, Jno. Han. 4. J. Blayie-L
NoHroLk, VA.-Souer & Bell
RisnsoSp-llaSan. Brother &C, Warwick BarkSiae H. W.
J. J. Fry 4 Co. Dunlop Moneurc wnffee Jno
C. Hobson, = = Baxter J. A. Sedion. Davenport L.
Lewis Webb, & J. s.James Co Kent Kendall q Atwater
CusstorrEsyiLlk-Jno r. Jones Co, Valentine Fry 4
Watts
~ r. Geo. r. Peake, til April may found at the
counting room OF Jno n. Eusaee Son H. w. Fry
Liberal advances cash be made produce
ehansikc shipped Ia the address OF the NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

NEW WORk.-Universaism examined denounced and -
posed in series of lectures embracing experience Of the
author during ministry 81 twelve years testimony Of
nniyeat ministers the drsadui tendency faith
by Mathew Hale Smith.
CONTENTS woRK-ls. Religious e1perence Cd Rea
sons LOT Tenouncing univeTsaln arising
attend m defence 3D. Reasons for renouncng
from the teatnings Of the Bible
uhivesas drawn from the adduced support
doctrine 9TH Unyersaism sustained arguments in lis
favor derived from the light Of renoune
ing nhversalism drawn from it, moral results Arguments
against unversaism drawn from future Judgment Address o.
Christians IN relation 20 unversaisn
supply just received by l.. NJ HAROLD.
Mthe & = Depository, few doors below Exchange Bank
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IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS.

Prevention and Cure of Prolnpsus Utcri.
YENHE Pelvic Corset and Utero Abdominal Ban
II dage invented and patented by Dr. Ro Thompson Of Co
umbus Ohio readily the appreciation Of physicians wher
introduced their sale evidence
subscribers OF their utility and them claiming for
superiority which has elsewhere been awan
ell TO them
Tie possession OF their applicability
Poapsus UteT and the diseases OF which
they recommended form o Certificates appreciation
many medical justify presenting them
ndence consideration Of
opportunity Of testing their value.
Their simplicity principles OF by
they effect cueeiT ready adaptation the form
The with which they and other decided advantages
which viii all
every worthy Of profession.
which which they offered place
patients debaned
the high prices usually asked
To enable prices induced pur
make them, and offer superior
half price that Others sold for.
an 10 ALEX. DUVAL l. co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

suII1'I IIEI 0I1IHV'.l TIT
well this IL adopted the entire dise OF P-
and all other painful surgical expdien and is universally
recommended by medical Of the highest rank
date relief when fitted the form of the from those dis
ossng symptoms attendant upon all Proapsu and always
effects permanent II gratifying that
the decd appreciation Of medical who has had
teal knowledge Of is utility and Of every patient who has
Permission refer Richmond Doct T. johnson;
Prof J. z. MeitaueI Prince Edward G. n.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' Vesey
Street New York, having from the business
where lady attendance
and supporters to female patients.
Pamphlets describing is and applications be had
the office the the For Rich
~ hv nnl
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DO hereby certify that persuasion Of some of my friends
purehasrd ha bottle Smiths Bier or Renovator of ear
ana iod great relief have Ind disease breast for or
years past am confident tn M medicine that has
gwen me much relief one more bottle viii restore me
health govAf n effppuppr,
JrLv I'D 1913. a. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03
NEW STORE.

PEAKE, JONES & WINSTON
RE receiving their stock Of Groceries consisting in
IN Tau Of
- hhds New Orleans Sugars various qualities
do Porto Rico, best quality
do H. CfoiN
5000 lbs. WoOlsey 4 Woolseys best Loaf
5000 do Java. Tagura Rio and other CoTees
10000 do Family and Western Bacon
Together with Of usually kept in the
establishments.
ny arrivals daily expected from New Boston, they viii
DC ~ receipt Of their stock o Pough embracing every from
one 10 three horse all of which al small nd
vance Goods purchased of them will be any part the
city free Of charge.
ap PEAKE JONES A. WINsToN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

sIS BARRELS TANNERS oil.
~ casks and barrel. bieached Winter Sperm
10 hhds prime Bacon (middings)
6s bbls. Family Roe llerrings
10 bags Pepper
is7 bags Laguin Coffee. Landing, and for sale by
aps6 LEWIS WEIR.
SIZE OF WIGHT APPLE BRANDY-i5 bbis strong Isle
Il Of Wight OF Apple Brandy-just received for sale.
ap 10 JAMES GEO. WINSTON
JuDAus LION BY CiiARLoTrE ELIZABETH
NEW Work Judahs Lion. by Charlotte Elizabeth Just reed
"A and for sale by Zap ss SMITH, DRlNKER NORRIS.
pAINTS, OILS AND vARNISHEs.-The subscriber
has following, which purest
quality
300 gallons pure Mountain Linseed Oil
10 bbls Spirits Tupcnine
900 kegs American White Lead, in oil
1000 lbs. English
100 lbs veriegis ground in oil pure
100 gallons Copal vamish. No. 4
fun supply OF Coach Picture, Furniture and Japan varnshes
Chrome Green and Yellow Paint Brushes, all szesf
For sale, on reasonable terms, by
ap25 PEYToN JOHNSTON.
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IMPROVED YEAST POWDERS,
or raising BuekIoheat Cakes, Mullins &c

FU RAISING buektohedt CAKES, 4huD1nS &c.
NOMBNING economy and having
~ great satisfaction by families Richmond recommend
tins article with confidence. We have prepared quantity
fresh aud properly labelled with DIRECTIONS
These Powders admirable making
an Kinds Of Batter Cakes and have the advantage
IN rendering the batter perfectly light and ready baking
slant they mixed Buckwheat and cakes
with these Powders less likely disagree
Than those made with yeast; and requires
prepare for making the possibility Of having
tirely avoided.
bHtorioSs-ruie contents OF WHINE p aaud
--perate vessels and and half gis OF
res quarts Of batter little thicker than uao
qnd IN whehhe powders dissolved ready baking
~ H one Of the dissolved add
u well and commence baking Immediately ho further agitation
nan Of each Po~de' for 81 pns Prepared for
/ sale by RoITON a UaRRisoN
Corner Main and Governor streets below the Rage ruins
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

LOUISA RAILROAD.
Lines TO charlottesville, Stnunton, Lynchburg
and the Virginia Springs.
REDUCED RATES.
MONT TRaYELLLS6 .4PoEDED-sND GRE4TLT IN
CREASED EXPEDITION
TIME Public are hereby informed, that and
Il July, Fare between Richmond and Char
oesve VIII be s. so osy Fare Stanton So Pare To Lynch
burg So From Junction aunion 90 So From Junction tn Char
loitesvlle 81
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BARGAlNS. BARGAINs., BARoAJNs,,

iBARGAfNS! BARGAINS. BARGATNSt,.
"A sss s sas s -, s ss an.
VIE the attention Of buyers of cash Only they may yos
Ohsf s.sas.hnsni ei,hs following eomsi.ns pa
rs and =. bro cotton co'h 81 1s and hlshss
50 and q, oela. Maryland Hamilton brown ,hss,inx
XsSss % al. ~ I l%s. sSs price.
Manchester No and sonabr. (ehespsr than ever Known,
Morton De snds do
Merchants Petersburg ands do
ss,s. ss::. O.. 4, : ,s ;s.. =, 4,
rsneniiary and other plaid. Coz servants, y To- and i9l
An a"d. y coo aaa r.a,sssn .r o. % 10 and
Do do Gambroons and summer eioth, 10 20 rs
Brown French linen drilling is isi. 90 aud es
Grass Linen Tor rs 37i
white Ia, sa,in Linen drilling s,l ,o5'
=" Duck Drians s7l to o.
n-h Linens all kinds and prices 20 I
Brown and bcaehed Holland, l2l To IA
Irish Linen, ssets
- bro. HolaDdo pants e5
u"s'sas and Russia Diaper isl Is isi and IS
b'eaehed and Diaper as S. 60 AN, inward,
ntsw Nery large erumb cloths - r
If r%,e many o.ns, articles which enuns all
fl few docs above X X "a
D'Aubiunc'. Reformation.
HISTORY of Reformation OF the s,..,, .,,.,
- in eemany Switzerland &C. by n. NJ D'Aubsnr com,
BIBLE IN SPAIN.
Or the Juneys Adventures and Impsonmenis an nnr.n
| tN n
borrow The hfth supply Of the above received BY
ma u SMITH. DRiNkER 4 DRINKER
0LlN'S TRAVELS.
W. RANDOLPH has for sale in Egypt Arabia Pc
Urea and the Holy Land ny Rev B. n President Of
'he wesleyan University with IL Illustrations, me
MISS BREMER'S HOME, &C.
W. RANDOLPH has for SALE The Home or Family Care,
and Family Joys by Frederick A. Be1er by Mary
Hewitt Price 1sic- -
No Alison's History OF Europe, 9s cents.
No. shakspeareS Works, 25 cts IN
YUCATAN! CHEAP.
W. RANDOLPH has received supply OF Norman, Ira.
~ vrl- In fueaan; 2v-i0 pates-Pnee cents per vol
je3
WALL COLOURS.n
OARlS WHITE, and every variety of wall col.
ounior sale by BOLTON 4 HARRISON,
Ju Conner Main and Governor
SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCOuI
HAVE just received fresh supply Chewing Tobacco nj The
very finest quality manufactured by Mr. j. Anen-for sale IN
quantities TO suit purchasers
APPS r. sHHPPFRsoN A,.,,
City cured Macon and Lard!
AVIS Shoulders md Middiings, carefully cured.
II few Kegs lard do
For sale by apes w. NJ HARRISON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

CHEAP DIX L TOtDDS.
Usr opened and for sale cheap large of
- sonabie Dry Goods
Calicoes at 5, CO, {, 9. 10, I2l, Is, and Is Cd
Ginghams at 20 and IS
French Lawns at 25, 37l, so, and GEL
Balzorne Lawns assorted patterns
Bombaznes and Aapackas
Lisie Laces and Edgings
Thread do do do
Fancy Silk Iidks and
Bonnets Bonnet Ribbons and Artificial Flowers
PaTasols and Sun shadcs &C. 4
The above Goods with
Will be sold very cheap by J. b. CUNNINGHAM,
ma u Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

w are This mofnng opening large beautiful assortment
Greens Medium super Bcks Common 6pe and s
per Blues Olives Golden Browns one piece suferstive
American bk Cloth which viii sell BY yd-Ao beautiful
assortment n Wool Black Blue and Fancy our pre-
sent assortment q tee Goods superior that Of any former
season and NJ greatly reduced prices
ap1t KENT KENDALL ATyv arm
RALMoF CoLUMBMrbe best and eheapss, preparation FOR
- The hair ever offered h the public, Tor BY
mn it-3m J. ". EusTACE SON.
4 ENTLBMENs OVER sHoEs-Iust received a spiou,id s,
- iele ofthe Patent Rubber Ovcrshoes Tor Gentlemen
~ !" sAMI. PrrNEY.
RUiTER 4 vENIsON-Fre.h roll md Grkin Butter and 4
PARRISH q BEAZIEY,
~ Cary street
RANDY, PORTER, &C -very hne od London Dock Brandy
= london Brown Stout DO. Pale Aie for sale
apa w. w. HARRISON.
NEW ORLEANS NOLAssEs-IOO bbls landing this morning
4 for ale BY
apH LEWIS WEIR
SALAD OLA large supply of really very
- superior Olive tsaadJ on for saIe BY
MA ~ ALEXANDER DIvAL A. Co
COPPERAS, prime article, in hhds and bar
- rels fof aie BY spf PEYToN JoHSsroN
100 LBS COTTON BATTING just received and for sale BY
COO apM JOHN ~ GORDON.
CANDELABKAS g. GIRANDOLEs.
HAVE hne assonfnent ofb-ao bngf CanieiaLas which
"l fel veV low % s'7re the They really
ihaL az JAS. EVANS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

MORE NEW BOOKS.
JOURNAL Of the Disasters Anshanistan istl-e by la.
IN dy Sale
Home; The Iron Rule a domestic story. by Mrs Ellis
Complete in I vol-The cheap edition
Harpers Family Library No g. souheys Life OF Nelson
Brandes Encyclopedia Of Science, Literature No.
The Fortunes Of Hector oaIoan Anthony
Orooie BY w. H. Maxwell with by
eeehl author OF the Stories OF Waterloo OF
Wellington
Library for Young Counrymen, containing No
Common Sense and Adventures Of tbs Conqueror OF Mexico
Cories by the author OF Uncle Philips
received by SMITH. DRINkER 4 MORRIS.
is
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03
GEORGE W. GRETTER,

Tobacco will purchase spon judgment but pledges him
epo made obtain the highest
market price, and does fear comparison "f prices with
house in the CITY % IIavins thirteen
TRADE In this ey ao- appeals those op
nonnn,es M 10 regard his qualifications
NH dSrtf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03
WORKMAN, M'GRUDER & co.

WOhTHhM, NlGRUDER u CO.
OFFER FOR SALE:
ON HllDS p. Rico 81 Coix ~ Clarf.d Sugar,
cO 40 boxes woosey wooeys Treble Loaf sugar,
- boxes Smiths Single and Double Loaf Sugars
= bbls Powdered Sugars
90 bhls Crushed do
a. h n1SH p. Rs N o. MOlasss-.
100 bags old and superior Java
3if do Green IAguia do
sc do Old White do
$50 do Green Rio do
1890 sacks salt
leo 90 boxes Wood woodrOH HOu' Patent Tanow Candle.
10 do Judds Patent Sperm do
so bores Soap
Is Rice
chests very best G.. p. Tea
Gunpowder Tea In O 10 A. ~ III
Young Tyson and Black Tea
25 doz Simmons 4 Barnes
900 kegs Nails
900 sides Sole Leather
10 tierees Whale oil
do best Lamp oil
&C bales Alabama Cotton
100 teress Lime
Ground Plaster in tierecs OF 500
10 baskets best Olive Oil
IS bags Ginger
10 do Pepper
Pimento, Mace and Natmegs
eeroons best Caracas Indigo
20 bbis Tar
| Clover, Timothy and erd's Grass Seed
| Cotton Yarns, assorted
Wrapping Paper
Cotton Lines and Bed Cords
40 bbls Whitmore's Family Flour
100 do Supene Flour 500 Sporting blasting
Powder Shot and Bar Lead 200 bore
tons Ieegar swedes County and English
clustered Cast and German Steel Hoop Band and Box Iron;
/ eT Plate and Plough Plates.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-03

JOHN N. GORDON
Offers for sale uae following articles for cnss,
negotiable paper, or In exchange for country
produce, and 60 puncfunI customers ON
the usual time:
~ Croir, p. Rico, and NJ q. Sugar
- Single, double h tribe Inafdo
West India Orleans Molassesi In hhds andbbs.
Pine Old Java
taguira, Green White
Old AMI new crop COFFEE.
- Domingo a Angustura
~ Powder Imperial Young Hyson and Black Tea
Pepper Alspice, Ginger Cloves and NutncFs
Coppcras, Nader and Indigo
soe Leather good and damaged
Hemp BED Cords, md Plough Lines
Cotton Lines
Cut and Wrought Nails and Brad
Powder, Shot, Pig and Bar Lead
Cap Letter and Wrapping Paper
Shoe Thread nne and eoarss
sonp, slafch, fig blue and Chocolate
Window GAS and Putty
cotton Vans from different Factories
BAR Iron, swcdcs, English a American
Hoop Band Sheet Iron A. Nail Rods
Steel American a English Blbfcred Cast Sheer German
Copper, Brazcra shcaung A. bar
Zinc, spcher a Block Tin
To Plate common Mind, and loaded fof rooaup
Wire Of al sizes "s
Winter Strained Lamp Oh
Live Gees Feathers
Tubs, iron and wood bound
POLISHED, wagon and Boxes
hacon city cured and western
W NB~-Country produce sod On eo,,r,,...o.
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A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.

REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.
hR. PARRIs's CELEBRATED AMERICAN SOOTHING sly
- RUP CmIDRKS CUTTING TEErH.
To .Mothsrs Narsc-This preserved
hundreds OF Chen when thought recovery
As the Syrup rubbed the gums child will
This preparation ecacou pleasant
child will refuse TO let be rubbed with IT, When infants
the Of four months though there appearance
bottle
Parents should be without this Syrup the
there young children; for Il child wakes night
pains the the Syrup Immediately opening
and healing the gums thereby preventing Convuons Fe
veTs, &c To be had OF
PEYToN JOHNSTON. Agent
Richln oud Va
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WIN. b. HARW00n.

NEW BOOKS, Mas "a.
W.RANnOnPH has received Dissertation on DC do
- ~ Ne MarIary ainua ~ q. A. Harris ~ -
ffofess1f a frntirIIy. baltimore.
ns.oy q couffrss Kshbuug cas6casn ~ psocecd
~ ~ asnats ard fIou.s o Representative
NJ nunay's Encyslopoedia ofocoenphy
ccaleIs necsuuon vois. Socn ~
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,,,,-u,, SUGAR AND COFFEE.
NNFTY HIIDs. Porto Rico Sugar
10 Do Cuba Clarified Do
700 Bags Prime Green Iaruyra Coffee
~ 90 NO
200 DO ~ Domingo a.
'.o 20 Prime on Angosiura do--fpr sale nv
--.--------- WILLIAMS 4 HAxALL
AnAEogA WATEH-Qo Bores ssnsoe- Jyss., 49,
ron 'hs spring jusi received per Tsca,-,S,r ~
hLES. laval \ co.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-21
The Independent Democrat
ANN PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
nv r. G.. HENRY.

nrpus Three Dollars, 'nsav'aoly In
Tknn' Persons wishing to discontinue
~ NJ p 50 Inscription received for less time
au , SIX 'u inserted at the rate Of
Ady noilsr per square, ten lines or less, J
me me- FRS, insertion, and fifty cents asiuafe
p , e Srs,tisements which are not limited on
Au ooanuscript, as to the number Of ins Sc!
Pc ma .n;,, be continued until ordered OUT
'O1s S'hsrged accordingly.
40 . .n Of a personal nsture. whensvs !,
ALICE Ttc,SsS " viii 10 charged at the rate o.
en a noiiar, for every ten lines TOT eaon
VOC ,, G1 Political circulars or public ad'
n lss.ss for the benef. OF indivld9sl per
a .r.' or companies, will be charged as ad'
OnG and at the same rates. -,
announcing Candidates for once VIII
r All 81 lob Work must be paid for on DELI
very. ,., he Maid. or thew
|vilI not be attended to.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-21
From the Spectator.
CONNECTICUT.

We have received the annexed letter
from a prominent and influential Dem',
Graf. In addition, we learn that Hamden
has appointed two ANTI-VAN buren,.
Meriden also two Anti. Derby has pass
ed resolutions opposed to the nomination
OF Mr., VAN BUREN. Litchtieid has aP-
pointed two opposition AMI two in favor OF
VAN BuREN; but all for deferring the el C.
lion OF delegates to the Baltimore Con-
vent;on until alter their State election.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-10-21
IFrom the Globe.
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY.
No. Ill.
BY A DEMOCRAT.


We will now consider Mr.. Calhoun IN
reference 10 the second ground-of csa's'
chilly.
The great object Of every honest Dem
ocrat is the success Of his psinclPies.-
This 10 not for one moment to DO leoPar-
ded TN account OF any preference, now
ever we'll grounded, as TO men. The uni
ted strength of the whole party is essen.
tial to secure our triumph; and if any 9th.
er fit man can better effect this than Mr..
Calhoun, we pronounce him rccreant to
his party, his principles, and his country,
who would not, at once, yield mis- own IN.
dividual choice.
But 10 us it seems demonstrate, that,
if nominated by the Democratic National
Conrention, Mr.. Calhoun would obtain a
larger vote than any other individual
whose name has yet been suggested.
We are 10Th To refer % the example oil
the Harrisburg convention of ls40, ex.
eepi in the way of rarHing. But as the
NOMINEES WIS selected there, on The avow-
ed ground Of availability; and a., on that
score, the ncm.nation proved 81 eminen'ly
successful, i. may not be amiss to inquire
upon what principle it was that General
Harrison was chosen. OF the old Ma
tlonal Republicans, forming the organized
body oftne Wing party, Mr. Clay was un
questiCnably the favorite. They, 1t wa
believed, however, would throw their en-
tire and undivided strength into the con
test for any nominee of the party, be h
who he might; and the inquiry was. wha
candidate would bring to these the great
est accession Of new st,eng'h. Upo
this principle was the selection made; an
provided the convention were satisfied VI