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, 1843-04-22

The paths 10 glory in the uest.--A
recent letter from Michigan gives this
graphic picture OF the tolls and re-
wards of ambition in the west:--
"McLeod, the smartest mar in tine
house, is from Mackinac. He and
another member came through the
woods, on foot, 800 miles to Detroit.
They dressed in blankets, like
Indians, and had TO carry their pro-
visions, and make RATS 10 cross the
rivers: This was the only way they
could travel after the close Of navi-
cation. How little do the members
of your legislature know of the pri.
v~ations of such a Journey"
, 1843-04-22
JUSTICE.

The Syracuse Journal states that
"Mr. ]. butcher, of Niagara county,
has just finished at Syracuse the mod.
ell Of a boat calculated to run on the
long level Of the canal from that vii
laGe TO Utica. The boat is to be $50
feet long; % wide; propelled by
steam at the rate Of 70 miles an hour;
without injury to the banks of the ca
nal; capable Of carrying 500 passan-
gers. and only drawing 70 inches Of
water.
, 1843-04-22

II seems that our friend G. w. Buck
ner during his stay in St. Louis, deliver
ed himself of sundry temperance speech
es. The Gazette contains the following
favorable notice Of Mr.. Buckner's
speech at the "Mound Church." After
noticing the remarks of several gentle
men who preceded Mr.. B., the Gazette
says
"Mr. Buckner was then called for,
and in a most original and graphic man.
ncr, enchanted the attention of his hear
ers. He gave synopsis Of "his own
life and tines" and we doubt whether
a more interesting autobiography than
that of "DevilG George" has been given
to a temperance assemblage since the in
stitution of Washingtonianism.
, 1843-04-22

FATAL ENcoUNTER.-We are in-
debted TO the Norfolk Herald for Il
slip dated March 80, 4 p. NJ. con
tanning the following account Of i
melancholy occurrence al tia, place:
"A ,ragical affair was witnessed at
the ferry wharf to-day, which result,
ed IN the death of Mr.. MeIzar Gard.
ner, editor Of the Portsmouth Chron-
icle and Old Dominion. "a Democratic
journal, of which he had become The
conductor some six months ago. in a
rencounter with Mordecai Cook, Jr..
Esq, Of this borough.
MIR. Cook was returning from
Portsmouth, in tine ferfy-boal; M.
Gardner was on the wharf. As Mr..
Cook stepped ashore he was accosted
by MIR. Gardner, and they were IL
conversation II lew seconds, (not a.
bove the usual pitch of their voices.)
when Mr.. c. was seen to raise 4
walking cane which he carried; hut,
before any hostile demonstration
could be made wi'h it, Mr., Gardner
stenne@ back "ud drew a pistol, &,
was d revolving one,) from his pocL-
ct upon which Cook dropped lis cane
and seized hold on the pistol. when
a violent struggle ensued, Cook striv
ed to wren h the pistol from Gardeners
hand. and Gardner trying to olsen
gage it from the grasp of Cook. The
strife continued only for two or three
seconds, when the pistol went off and
Gardner fell, the charge in the pistol
having passed through his body. The
ball had struck the heart, and in less
than fifteen minutes life was extinct.
"The unfortunate affair grew out of
Il feud of recent origin between the
parties, who were personally IN,
known 10 each other, until made ac-
quainted through The medium of an
attack in the columns or the Chroni-
Gle on the feelings of Mr.. Cook. in re-
taliaton for some reflections which
he was reported to have INDUCED in
at the editors expense, while address
ing a Democratic meeting in Ports
mouth, about a week ago. 1t was a
family quarrel, politically speaking,
and all such quarrels are the hardest
to settle. Mr.. Gardner was q native
of Massachusetts, and has left a wife
and two children.
"The coroner's jury returned a
verdict in accordance with this state.
ment."
, 1843-04-22

HEMp.-The Missouri Republican
Of the 18th says: this article is now
pouring in upon US from above in
large quantities. During the present
week about 100 tons have arrived
about one halt of which has been
shipped eastward, and the other half
sold here or deposited for sale. The
present price i; about S275 per hun
dsed-the p;ice here being governed
ty the Kentucky prices.
, 1843-04-22
TEH T.
Bcwling-Green,"""".""April 90. 1915.


The communication Of "Justice" will
be found in to-dsy's paper. Wereceiv-
ed this article some two or three weeks
since, and should have given it an earli-
-er place had the author complied with
our rule, in the outset. This he seems
TO have been unwilling 10 DO, and has
studiously withheld his name until with
in a few days.
, 1843-04-22

Why o y HE coMr?-The numer-
GUS friends of Mr.. Hamilton, who has
figured among US for many months, are
fearful that some disaster has b~efallen
him in the Queen city. Come back
Scotch, and relieve the anxiety o. your
friends and edify the Bowling Green
Lyceum with another speech or two.
, 1843-04-22


We have been surprised at the want
Of disposition on the part of our citizens
10 improve and beautify our village. We
certainly lack that spirit of improvement
which is SO essential TO give TO our streets
and walks an air at least of industry and
neatness. Heretofore our citizens have
hesitated even in erecting such buildings
as were absolutely necessary 10 comfort,
and have beer 10th to engage in any en-
terprise that would conducc 10 Che pros
perity ofthe town, from a well grounded
fear in the permanent location Of our
county seat. Many Of our houses pre-
sent an appearance of decay and negli-
gence. Can not a spirit of improvement
and a disposition 10 repair the ravsges of
the last several years be infused among
us and that in defiance of the incessant
cry of "hard times" something shall be
done in the way of improving our vii
lage. There should be trees planted on
all the public walks and particularly on
the public square. The season for set
ting outtrees is rapidly passing, and we
hope all who can, will improve the short
season that remains and plant some orna-
mental trees about their dwellings. Our
new Court House will soon be up and
we can 70 longer have an apology for our
lethargy and indifference in this matter.
Would it not be we'll for the citizens
10 meet at the Court House on Monday
next, at 2 o'clock, and see if something
cannot be done.
, 1843-04-22

A western editor thinks that marri-
ed people with small families, must
make the best MiIlcritcs, IS tiey are
most seriously disturbed by the "mid-
nirht crv.n
, 1843-04-22

TTLERIsm IN IT'S INA MY.--That
venerable patrio, and soldier, Gen.
Solomon Van Ransailier. who
fought and bed for his country in the
last war with Great Britain, VINO was
among the most dearly beloved friends
and associates OF the departed Harri-
son. and whom it was one Of the very
first acts Of Gen. Harrison as Presl-
dent to appoint TO the office of Post
master Of Albany, New York, has
just been removed from that office
by Mr.. Tyler, and Alderman Was
sua, 4 noisy Locofoco appointed in
his place. For such conduct tie
righteous curse of every patriot will
lie like 4 burning coal upon John Ty-
ler's head.-Rep.
, 1843-04-22

WeS.tcard HO!--It is reported that
about one thousand persons will rem
devious ut Fort Leavenworth on the
first OF May for he purpose Of emf
grating 10 tie Oregon territory.
, 1843-04-22

C~ossEcTIcuT ELEcTIos.-It appears
that parties stand obout as they did last
year in Connecticut. Ofthe four ram.
bers of Congress just elected, three arc
Democrats and one Wbip.
, 1843-04-22

Wesley, in the course of his itin-
erancy, is supposed to have travel.
ed about 3oO 5000 miles and to have
preached about 10000 sermons.
, 1843-04-22

tits stated that young Mercer has been
acquitted for killing Heberton, who had
outraged and seduced his sister Miss
Mercer. No jury could punish a man
for avenging such a wrong.
, 1843-04-22

EWe have heard something said
about great County Temperance Con-
rention sometime during this spring or
summer. Has the idea been abandond ?
If not, we would suggest the 18th of July
as a suitably day for the great moral iu-
bilee.
, 1843-04-22

We have at length received Miss
Leslie's Magazine. 1t contents are va
ried and interesting-in the mechanical
department however, there seems to be a
want Of that neatness and taste which
have characterized most of the leading
periodicals of our country. 1t is how
ever probably more strictly utilitarian
than any Of its contemporaries, and this,
were it destitute of every other recon-
mendatiOn, will make it eagerly sought
after by every young lady of correct
thought and taste. There are twenty
two copies taken in this place, besides
several copies Of the Lady's Book, Sou
thern Literary Messenger, Sc. Does
not this speak well for the literary char.
acter and taste ofthe ladies of Bowling.
Green? Can as much be truly said G.
any other village in the State?
, 1843-04-22

WuEAT.-A sale Of 200 barrels was
made in St. Louis on Saturday, at 43
cents per bushel, and 20 cents for each
barrel.
, 1843-04-22

The WiiUauhic Courier, in allud-
ing 10 the report that certain man
was endeavoring to obtain tie ap-
pointment of secretary OF lha. terri
tory. says
"!iis habits-the apparently ram
bling. reckless. daredevil life he has
been leading for the past three or
four years--his utter disregard of re-
puta,ion. rs his sudden somersets
plainly s~how--and. above all. his very
soft head, plainly indicate to Us that
he has much OF the material about
him that is usually considered neces-
sary TO make a defauIter; and if we
are TO have n new secretary, for heav-
ems sake let US not have such a man.
but some one worthy Of the post,
, 1843-04-22
BR,rrsu PHILAYrHRoPY.-The Nj

BRirrsH PHILANrHRoPY.-The N.
Y. Courier says the British frigate
Madagascar, Capt. Foo,e. recently
DESTROYED several slave barracks on
the coast of Africa. and had in the
course Of the proceedings several
skirmishes with the natives, in which
some of the crew of the frigate were
killed; but the English succeeded in
capturing about twelve hundred
slaves, WHO were taken to St. Helena,
and put to hbor ashired apprentices
Hired 10 whom? Hired to themselvesl
ca no hired 10 their captols Of
course without the negroes them
selves having any say in the premis-
es. This is suppressins slavery with
a vengence, and exhibits the British
philanthropy Of which we hear so
much from the British themselves
and from IL aboliIioniSts, IN a
remarkably translucent light.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11

Nhep LAND Foa sALE--Tbs snL.S.hst "a Aal.aslssi N
~ ssh TrAot of LAnl sSunty Of rs.Ese Mnsa whlsh
fn peculiar siSnms,aneeA 10 bought ns eaa third OF IL ia
uinsie value 100 which
bered with oak AMI hickory quick
OF the land and 100
oteNcelent Creek Land admirably adapted growth
The tract contains and the buildings which
eommodous In toeahlc orler. II forms excellent
stand for Country Store The whole under
excellent ine-urc The place watced healthy
region Of Virginia This Land be purchased mme
date application made for 80
advance To NORTHERN settling Virginia
affords a chance OF seldom q be met
4 4.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
E>ACTS i'm rotation To important cures effected
Il by the U.s. of SAINTS sasapaTiIs.
From the Ne,s J,rs.v Eonyaal Anil q 1874

E>ACTS i'm relation To important cures effected
- by the U.s. al SAINTS saIsapsriLs.
From the Ns,e Jersey Journal. April 95. lSi3.
sANDs'S sARsArARiLt.A-Thc letter Mr.. white
head Of this town. furnishes undoubted value
this medicine Mr. w. has
well known OF ckcns-is highly respectable
man-and his statement fully entitled The
has derived nom the sandss sarsaISria indeed
ing.
ELiE,prurrowS, NEw JtRsry. April IL. lsi3.
With the most heartfelt gratitude wouh take method
ing and wish great
derived from the Sararara which could have had
five confidently believe that should well
have been afflicted with tho face for upwards
OF twenty which has continued spread from that
to within three months Though been
much rapid within the last five years. During that perc
have made of various cmces, but all have faed About
pr DAWSON OF Albany with hun i've
dueed do his waantrg him
nasnuch yethad when part a
but From
have used ADVERTISED promised
without avail year p AMI jaw and upper teeth
intiree which almost prevented taking
Tie tooi About three
commenced taking invaluable sarsapa which
elect To restore stopped
which healing fast and general health better than
has been several years and has all probability been IN,
OF proonging life until will confidently believe. under
Gods blessing, entirely health For the benefit
others wish make this public and would
afflicted similar upon
highly successful Iwuuh
also that have been
ls's entirely ien inc. Yours with esteem.
DAVID WHITEHEAD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11
DAVID WHITEHEAD.
NEw NoRX, April %, isI1.
Ni,SSrS. Sands

GESrLESESAthoush may he considered unnecessary
adj Justly
liable preparations Sarpar the benefit fellow
feel bound proclaim the facFum being help
cripple
the instcp and feet distressing
life almost miserable am recovered and
the SaTs1parl For years
Shoe and the right foot and ancl- very
which times discharged free-aeeonpancd
violent itching burning sensations deprive
despair, and supposed ampuilion necessary:
but hearing made by Sau1pHTa resolved
make another effort regain my hearand under
blessing OF aknd Providence, am thankful say well With
feelings gratitude You
good. iOT thus blessing
JAMES MCCONNELL, No. I69 Greenwich ST
This certify, that +. James Met called
hted ms foot and leg and stated the
ties 81 Sands Sarsapar perfect effected With
feelings OF the gratitude MesS being
sumental under Divine Providence curing restoring
health, requests me TO gave this certificate. RO JONES,
Akisunln 5th Wand Of this City OF New York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11
FOR THE LADlES~PRlME GOODS.

/ NUItS beautituI thick and thin sole Slippers,
- French
ladies superior French Walking Shoes
straps and French
LADIES' superior thNk Seal and Calf Buskns
DO tine Seal Lace aud broad Walking
with Leather stitched equal
made
Ladies' fine Calf Walking Shoes, with and without heel
no superior quilted six Buskns
IN superior thick snled Hall Caters
DO DO Boots
DO oVershoes OF different kinds and qualities
no white and black Slippers
ladies VIII always tni of ali
the fashionable styles OF Shoes Pha
dcpha AMI elsewhere, AMI nbe very prices
best keep the AMI
SAMt-EI. PI-TNEN.
- Main l door above Hubbard Gardner l. Cos.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11
GEO. II. BOOKER,

Nen Door 10 Pcnaeniidry store, on street lead
ing from Main 81. 10 .Nayo's Bridge,
HAS FOR SALE
81. CroN Porto Rico Loaf Sugar
Java Iaguira and Rio Coffee
West India Molasscs part prime
Raisins aud Almonds, GunpowdcT and Black Tea
Nails AMI Brads, soap Candies, Grnistones
Buckets, Corn Brconis Powder and Sho,
Nests OF Boxes Sole Leather
Tanncrs Oil. Coppeus Alum
sNlO and loxls Glass. Red Conis AMI Lines
Letter. Writing and Wrapping Paper
shot assorted, Cotton Yarn assorted
Pepper. Rice. Ginger. Ware
Marrlrise equal TO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11
NEW FALL DRY GOODS.


'HNHE subscribers have received, by the regr-
II lar packets and York large and choice
assortment of SeasOuabIe GOODS whole of
which have been purchased and paid prices;
for cash accepnnccs They part follows
Extra super English and French wool black
super blue, invis green, brown and olive do do
Heavy buckskn ribbed striped very cheap
Extra rich - and - Alpaca Lustrcs, n all prices
Super Orleans Cloths ChuSans and Tesans
Plain and figured Mouseln and de
Tartan and CifcAssan Plaid, for ehldren's wear
Super plain and striped black black Silks
Rich ombTe shaded and eiangeabe striped and plaid
Black and fancy cooured Bullion Loop, mohair Frnges
Cambria, Jaconci, Swiss, checked and null Musins
Jubilee lace striped Tareon, and dnpery do
Thread and Ile IAee Egngs and Inserng large assortment
Ashhurton Lace gimp worsted aud cotton Frnges
Ladies' chenille and embtpdcred and Mts
do Md, Lisle thread Castor and Berlin do
Gentemen's Md buck, beaver Berlin aud silk do
so aud 1914 table Dainask and Table Cloths all sizes
Irish Linens Lawns Linen Cambrics and Napkins
Linen sheeing. Bird Eye and Russia Diaper and Crash
Shell side. dressing tuck and ivory fine Combs
Hair tooth, nail and comb Brushes, Soap Cologne &c.
Ladies plain hensiehed andre thread Cambria
Velvet taraa and satin bonnet, hat and neck Ribbnpd
Large and medium shawls Scarfs and Hanhkcrchefs
Super black and blue black Bonbaznes and cameon rocad
Habit and furniture Calicoes and Gnghams, all prices
Irvine and corded Skirts, Corses, worsted BaRs
New style printed Neyets for ladies' dresses
Whitney rose point tuni and twiled Blankets
super ingram Carpeting do, md Rugs
Satinets Kentucky Jean, KerSeys napt Cotton &c
Heavy all wool miled Kerseys for heh hands
Plan striped and plaid Linseys and cold Dome,tirs
Heavy Pilot Cloths. FlushingE Plains Booking
Iabihet Menno Naleniin' Cashmere and other Vcstings
Plain and hgd Silk Velvet and plain fg'd Satin do
White green yellow, blue plain aud ryiied Flannels
s a,I non r shrinking Welsh DO nprieos
With complete of and brown seetng, AMI
Shrngs Cotton Ohnahuf fcken &C the most approved
styles
Country Merchants Farner Citizens generally are invited
To cali and examine which will be found superior
VALENTINE, BREEDEN a CO.
- n street. ShockOe Ilin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11
SILK GOODS.


FAIL l. ST o & n!
GOHN WRIGHT has in Stock. n very
- Of Rich and Fashionable adapted
the Fail trad. the desirable OF
porauons, and those landed
few days northern packets VIII a
table for city and trade that be eIcred
market His stock composed of French Italian, English
American Goods, consisting part, OF
Rich Chameleon silks. To Broche do
DO Striped and Chanscable do do Plaid do
DO Cord and Figd New Styles
Blk Italian Gro lie Rhine DO do Gro de Swiss
Blk do Gro &c Paris DO Paul de Soil
Blk Gro lie Nap; do snshew
Mousln De Iains executed expressly
Cashmeres, design OF Stripes
NIX and coId Silk Velveis
Plaid Striped 10. dresses
ChuSan- and Grape lie Iains
Blk Silk Warp Alpaca Lustre
Plain Alpaccas all colours
Plaid fgd striped and changcable do
nix and blue blk Bombazines
Silk MeTino and Cashmere shawls
French and English Mernos
DO do Thread Laecs
German and lisle do
Ladies' sin, hid and Riding Gloves
Gsnemens do DO
White md cod Tarlton Muslin and T1ile
White and blk English Silk Hose and Halt Hose
10 do Cotton
10 do Merino and Cashmere do
Irish Linens and Kentngs
Plain, REVERE and Hemsiched Cambria IIdkiS
With fun Negro Clothing Coois all
of which will be sold cheap, for cash
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11
IL. W. y J. J. FRY Il co.

ILL., w. u j. j. FR1 q w,
Hare in Store, and The icGy,
20n BAGS Rio, Laguira, Cuba and Java
u wv COFFEE
$40 bhls y. Orleans Porto and ST. Cfoi1 SUGARS
do Clarified do
l55 packages loaf crushed and pulyeriled
20 ueree' iPoro Rico snd orean. MoLAssEs
$50 packages TEAS of EXTRA quality
1900 sacksSAtT, a. the ton
200 boxes CANDLES and SOAP
1000 kegs NAILS
tons Blstered Cast and Shear TEL.
10 RICE
bids prime MADDER
INDIGO
300 boHes WINDOW GLASS
80 bbls COPPERAS
- do Alum and PsiTe
% Bags Pepper Spice nd Ginger
10000 segars
10 Tons Country and Tredegar Iron
Bar Lead Powder and Shot, Wool Ware Chewing Tobacco
Wrapping and Writing Paper, sc.
We will sell hsaB for the money or az fair market pcss IN
punoual customers We offer Of Produce
and receiving md forwarding Goods Warehouse being Pt.
Proof insurance always be effected lowest rates ON
Goods stored
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11
From the Boston Times.


MEssK sANOs s'RsArAEItl,-of all the diseases which
human subject. frequent distress
than disorders. Sctouous
and the salt reum and similar affections handed down
to children through generations
ectons not only exceedingly troublesome
selves but have hitherto been
Of treatment seemingly
partial and with
therefore prepared subject the
IN In scrutiny We have carefully critically
claims Of the propneto and
mens tn" efficacy ofthe Sarpara prepared by Me
" " proved by satisfactory
recorded which of pa
who have OF their inns
The medicine prepared BY elaborate process
by which the curative properties Of the Saapaa
and fixed and these then strengthen
mixture with other efficient remedies The
ed by thousands in all the large the Union.
Sands Sarsapara will also cure
eases having their origin
we'd condition OF the scroua kings evil
IN it, various forms rheumatism cuaneous enpton
bOchcs bHe pimplcs, pustues
eyes Hngwom or letter scah head, enlargement pain
the bones and Joints stubborn ulcers spc symptoms
arising from injudoGs mercury, arrangements
and other similar complaints
The public respectfully requested that Sands
cures OF the most difficult class
frame subject and ask
Prepared and sold Wholesale and expectation by
A. H. sands & CO. No 2'3 broadway Bunss) corner
OF 'Lancr7 street New York and BY Druggists through
out the United States Price 81 bottle,
NorE-lne original documents may be calling
store, No 273 Broadway.
ALEXANDER DUvAL & CO.
Agents by special appointment propreiors Richmond
ana vicinity fe i-itf&elaf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
IHNllE undersigned have formed a Co.Partner-
4 ship under the style Of GILL * sPILMAN for the proseeu
ton Of the Business OF MERCHANT TAsLOIsS, in all
turned from the Northern Markets carefully selected Stock
u the best Cloths many Of which imported them by
Houses Of the highest standing for their judgment knowledge
Cloths
well the quality Of
Their wJe such Iouses Country demand
reasonable in al respects call from their friends
respectfully solicited at the OLD STAND Peter Spman next
door 10 VIM Mitchell, Jr BEVERLY r. GILL,
PETER SPILMhN, JR
Richmond September IS, Isi3
The subscribers opening following goods all Of
which will be made order durable
style:
Sup. Blk Velvet French and English Cloth
wOOldyed
Blue Coihs, Of all prices
Brown
Bronze olive Cloth
Rife Green
d" French Brown. new article
Twaed Olive DIV Beaver Cloth for oveIcoa''
Bin
Brown
" Blue Cloth ClOaking
" Plain double rni!ed blk Cashmere
single
" Blk ribbed French
English
Fancy Cashmere Of I'll styles
Fine assortment Of embroidered Cas- Tor vesung
" Cashmere PLAID
BIs FIoreuune, plain AMI dg'd bk satins
fancy silk vestng-
Blk AMI fancy velvets for vestngs
WOODEN Neiycts Of every style and color
White and Buff rameres 10 dp shnereus plain and led
ruGeh lk Linen cambuc splendid assortment Of Lk and
fancy k Scraf do Merno Do. blk Italian Cvas
Military 10. Tenuanfs celebrated Stocks Wellington
Shirts plain and dsd Lambs Wool do DO plain
Jed DO dp. % - GILL h SPtl.MAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11

Ivory. stag and buffalo Table
Cutlery, of every description
Rodgers & sons, Wostenholm's
and Crooke's sup. Pocket Cut
ley
Carving, cooks and butchers
Knives
Anvils, Vices, Bellows, Slcdgc
and hand Hammers, Screw
Plates, &c.
Horse Rasps; fiat and half round,
mill, pit, crosS-cut, hand saw
and all other Files
Clark's and KenTick's Parliament,
broad and narrow Butt Hinges
MillwTight's, Carpenters and Ca.
binet-Maker's ChiseIs, Gouges
and Augurs
Drawing Knives. Plane Irons,
and all other Tools, Of Butch
er'S, Cams and American ma
nufacture
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-11
REMOVED-

4 BRANNAN & co.'s Old Dominion Clothing Store to the op
- pose side of the street and facing John
Eareys Old stand South Main from Governor
we would embrace this opportunity and method of making
known TO the citizens Of Richmond State that
we constantly keep hand Clothing Of espeei-
ally Tor the current and approaching
reduced prices for cash. We respectfully in
spec our stock whether they the goods
sold by that do please respect
hc money refunded bJ-An goods warranted h2u