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VOLUME 20. NUMBER TAG.
THE HEsr
MAGAZINE IN
IRE'r SUCCESS

WNF-FT NTttINN
ShAR>' Family Magazine. We Understand m. ,h...x
'"o = eirelhton o. i've usou-ani and i fast nnhnw n.
~, ~ h" ever family throughout the q. States ana nrt,.b prcvsre..
n"c " % every ovvr % science aud harninr a. the e.s
s,s,n, a NJ Nlri ever published Every aruebe Is posas--ly d.
go ~t" = % ehrant engraving- and tho -.hrcfsan NJ ar
r'~ anu Ver-e an selected with -snguhr tas. and rnai
Nn~- I'D WORK - edited BY Mr. sEAEs. and our r-aJ,r. !. ~.
viii agree with a. that this task eouuT NOT hav- t.v.s--s y NV
sensible MANY r. Dsiy Mr..
The 'oaowinS : from the Edtot Of the New wosh. dated Anil
Isl: '~"
sears New Monthly Family uu,,.-w.
'nNe 70 oue ms New Magazine, which was commenced
~ s'nu'i y A"' n Apul number - now before "a. AMI. nae the
prc w ones combines entertainment AMI utility i'm a hirh ae,re
M Pft'oLheSL we understand has already gained fr itaH a pnpa-
49, ."en wa iarureH permanent success Us object - not s
y !" lurni-h original pecuatons on the new. Of the d.v |. \.
sNnn me. teaehof an IN aeheap mteHixbhs ami attractive
w ~ OF general knowiedze contained IN innnmeahl~ er
ai Fnnre rfvc them for a prolonged research. u aims
~ - W. MONOPOLY " kSowLrpeS. and consequently ~ power
Addnes.
ap 90
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WIN. B. HARDWOOD.

WIN. Is. HAR WUUD,
Sole Agent for -Bcrnards Cholera Medicine
Richmond, Va,
AZ constantly on hand supply ofthis valuable Family Medicine
There ire eeuihcates from upwards OF 100 persons in my
possession embracing Physicians Ministers. heads ofGamlies &c
~ Respectable. For sale byt he dozen, OF single bouue. ma II
REMED FOR EEAD-.CUF
WE great superiority oftiis preparation over most Others for the
- cure q Head ache, IN addition 10 its certainty Of cure. consists
IN lis oeing an external application. BY which means all the unplea-
Sni effects often consequent upon the internal administration of me
dieines IRE avoided. To ladies' and others who are h,bituaI suT.r.
~ 70 hose distressing nervous headaches which usually hafse all
remedies t"h prove invaluable on account Of its great rapidrry Of
aeton relieving the patient aimos; tnsantaneouSy. Physicians will
md II extremely useful n the headache attendant upon fevens ana
cerebral CONCESSIONS, AMI may rely upon il to supercede entirely tbe
Ineonvenieni application OF ice. For sale by
DR. GEO. R. HENDREE.
Apotheeay and Chemist. u street. shoekoe Hin.
Reference Is made TO the following gentlemen who have either
used 70 themselves or employed nin their n miieS-Rev. DR. Ptumer
DtA- c. Worlam; Thomas 7. Johnson, John T. Laughton. George
tiWN iNfN- INA 81
GENUINE OPORTO WINE.
M 4 have a few dozen Of genuine Port Wine. warranted pure
juice which Is very oli-suiuabe for invaIds.
n ~ ALEX. DUVAL l. co.
Single nilIcd Cashmere Pants.
S'irAblE 10 the present season. Of neat patterns. well made.
~ cut to 1T by an experienced cutter, and for sale cheap. Tor cash,
by STARR & CO.
INA Opposite Exchange Hotel
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CAUTION.

"A LII persons are requested not 60 subscribe for
n any Of Sears publications 10 y n. STRONG. Tsnured him
= few weeks ago 70 obtain subscriptions Tor scan' nble niorr,phy.
Sears Wonders of tho World. and scarf Family Mae,,ine. he
went from here 70 fredericksburg. Va and amer rcmaininv me-. =
sew days he ordered a NJ, ~ Rocks which 7 cent 70 him ana ON
te i7th Of May I received a cuor nosn NJ. G. A. rackct he
keeper of the Farmers Hotel IN fredericksburg. infosmina me u,,
he had disappeared without paying he board. Io was IN Richmond
about TN soth, and was ha seen IN Petersburg. Va.
RT The North Carolina papers viii confer a hvoar hy rvlne
ns abovs . poucs. ki L. n. HAROLD.
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LEWIS WEBB OFFERS FOR SALE.
0QC HHDS. ". o. Sugar, part prime
90 DO Porto Rico do pan superior
20 boxes Loaf and Lump Sugar
~ hhds rnndad
IL do New Orleans ,,o,
5 Do Porto REQ fm"iaNSSkS
5 do Mannzas
$50 bags Prime faguHa
$50 DO Rio
90 Do on Government Java
90 DO Cuba -
ESQ Do Porto Rico 'Offhh
$50 Do African
p do Mamcaibo
~ Do ST. DOMINGO
500 sides Sole Leather, Hemlock and OAK Tanned
Shoe Thread and Irvine
BaHs Pepper do Pimcnto
700 kegs Nails and Brads
5 tons American Buuerd steel
: tons Virginia Haf Iron
IS bales Virginia aud Georgia Cotton
so ucrces prime Rice
Sacks salt English Refined Tabe salt
iO boxes sN0 aud Iott2 Wimiow Class
no balcs son Shell Almonds
ego boros Bunch Easns
Drums Pigs
las nests Wood Ware
20 dozen Painted Bucsots
30 Do Corn Blooms
. haics Hops
Bushels Clover SEED
Imperial and Gunpowder Tea: black Tea
uemp and Manila Red Cords
Hemp and Cotton Plough LINES
" bags Wool-io hags Feathers-Couon yarns
ESQ hars shot-Kegs nupouts Gunpowdcr
sporting Powder IN caniscu
wutinr. Letter and Wrapping Paper
bose' soar Brown vanerated White scented &c.
50 o. Howe Patent Cauiics
ID Tanow %
10 Sprm Do
sherry, POD, Nuscat and Champagne Wines
saE fetre Alum, ooppons Nader ami Indigo
Tar Pitch, Mactcrcl stone Ware, &C. &C.
NH 81
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BOLTON Y HARRISON.

druggists & Apothccaries, corner of Main and
Governor Streets, (bei0p The Eagle Ruins1
uNhE Subscribers, having opened their New Store. respectfully
oner 10 country merchants and Others. an extensive assorf
ment nj Drugs Chemicals, Paint, Oils Wall colours. &c which
they viii sci. on the lowest terms.
Epson salts Flour Sulphur Camphor. MaRneaa, Sienna,
Mama Castor oil IN bottles, soda for washing.
Potash and Pearash, Salantus,
SAT- fetIe' Jamaica Ginger, Seidliu and Yeast Powders.
Whie Lead, Linseed OIL Spirits Tuuentnc. Copal Vamish.
Japsn Vamish, Venetian Red, Spanish Brown. Ground Veriirrs
Blue andSreen Nerdter, Paris White. Dutch Pink
Red Lead. Blue, Red and Yellow Paint. Window Glass
Yellow ochre' Rose Pink. Indian Red, Imperial Green.
Chinese Blue, Sap Green, Drop Lake, Kalsominc "a new ariel,
for wans)
sulph- ouinine, Morphine. &C. with fun supply OF segan, chew
ing and smoking tobacco. snun null bnres kc nh
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r.. N. HUDSON,

Ones on Main Street. Square aJope the Banks.
asI~ns q Operations on the Teeth. foe their beauty aud preseva
hn -,so 90 the most approved Pans. Refer to the Rsvd DR.. Phu
d. ,iambe.iayns, Dr. r. g cabeH. and George Watson. N. ID
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-20

FOR the removal md permanent cure of all dis
eases arising from an impure state OF the
Hood. or habit of the SYSTEM. viz:
Seroiuia- OF Kings Evil rheumatism. Obstinate Cataneous Fun-
ions PtmPles. OF Postues on the Face, BIotehes BIes. Chronic
pain Of the Bones and Joints. stubborn Ulcers sypbilitic Sym
toms seanea- or Lumhago. and diseases arising from an inipi,-
e"n IL o. hereury' Aseiie~ OF Drop~y, exposure or impuudenee
in life Also, Chronic Constitutional Disorders viii be removed
lv thu. .,,r,... N
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NOW M ETE

"A DICTIONARY OF Arts, Manaf,cn,+-s -
Ure NJ n I. = ; ",on o., 'her Principles and Practice, by Anir,x
~ ND : &c illustrated with 1910 49,
uhe Voaume ~ 1850 pages strongly bound in ts,fhsr
ap IS NAE MORRIS
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RS GARDENERS INDIAN BAI.sAM oF ITyFpyvosT-
supply Of the genuine, received and for sale by
c..o BOLTON A. HARRISON.
ma 81 "e"" ue hagie Ruins
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PRINTING INK-News and Book Ink for sale 6v -
DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN
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III. Els New Book ma 20 Cents -
ME WIVES OF ENGLAND. Their relative
auIes' domestic influence and social obligation. nv a. =,
-H u IN Women Of England Daughters OF Ins,.nd !.
sro5l ~ : esnts- Fitted to promote the happiness OF $780,
10y 100 ne themes are
.ar. pms writer who thinks seriously and souDsIv. IN -
ap IS u public For 0e BY
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-26

men. who have stronger claims on my
services and votes in congress and |
lake leave TO say that | have too much
confidence in the genuineness Of your
democracy to suppose, that you desire
me to do, what the constituents, whom
represent. would not sanction or APP
prove
Such are MIR. Bolts reasons for not
voting to refund Gen. -Jackson's fine.
MIR. Hopkins offered resolution, de
clariny that the aforesaid letter lis unpre-
cedented, exceptionabe and siisrespect-
full, aud ought not to be spread upon the
journals of this house, 4 long debate
ensneti, in which several members parti-
ecipated. Strenuous efforts were mad
by the wings to defeat the passage Of the
resolution, but without success. The
vote upon the adoption Of the resolution
was, ayes 76-noes a..
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-26
PIANO FORTE MUSIC.
III Reduced Prices.

The attention of parents, guardians, teach
ers, learners, and all others who have occasion
for Piano Music. is respectfully called to.
THE LADY'S MUSICAL LIBRARY,
decidedly the neatest. most elegant, and cheap
est musical publication which has ever been
issued.
The design of the LADY's Musical LIBRA
RY' is to furnish, in form, not only adapted
for immediate use, but also for preservation,
an ample and choice collection of the newest
and most popular pieces composed for the Pr
ano Forte, and on terms SO low that even in
these times Of extraordinary hardship, the
work will be in the reach of all persons. The
plan embraces all the varieties in general use,
such as SONGS, DUETS, TRIos. QUANTITIES,
and. ether concerted pieces, VALUES, gallo
PADEs, MARCHES, QuIcKsTEps, &c. &c. These
are either selected from the most fashionable
and .fs9eriterious foreign and American issues
of Music, or they are. composed and furnished
expressly for the work by the most eminent
composers.
The lsdy's Musical Library is published in
tairtotIsy numbers on plate paper Of the regu.
lar music size, and in style of accuracy and
attractiveness which cannat be surpassed
Each number contains from TEN to SEVENTEEN
different pieces, either-oae Of Uhich, it purcha>
sed separately at the music stores, would cost
as much es the entire number does to subscri-
bers.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-26

each conveyance. the value of the pro-
perty conveyed being less than $500, q
25 cents for each increased $500 OF val
ue. TO be paid to the clerk on the record
Of the deed.
A tax on property acquired by descent
or devise OF one quar- ter of one per cent.
on all sums o. value below 500 or ST.
900, gradually increasing the proportion
of one cent, until you have reached a
maximum of one per cent. on large a.
mounts 80 be paid by the adlniaistor to
the clerk bf the counties; to be doubled
when the property passes to collateral
branches. The amean. of personal pro-
perty received by descent or otherwise, is
estimated annually at IS GOO 400. 1t is
supposed that al Individual would pay-a
light tax more cheerfuly at the moment
af entering upon the enjoyment of an e.
state than at any other time.
The estimate of the above taxes, tax
ing the land tax at IA cents on the hun
dred dollars, and ratiag the taxvon the
dividends of stock, or loans of money.
and salaries and wages. as have already
stdtcu, W tifat StaifGafQ, would De1aS Ioi
lows, viz:
Increase or land, lots, slave and
horses. $4,000
Ondiyidends Of stock, salaries &
interest received on loans Of
money, $500
Graduation of Merchants licenses 1900
Attorneys and Physicians. 1890
Deeds, Wills & Administrations, sc, 900
Plate, (remove the limit and make
S25 instead $4oo, aud two per
cent. over 800 inctease,) $4,000
I64, 600
Sinking fund and deficiency as
previously stated, i5O,O 900
ga 600
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-26

Marcus Merton has been elected Gov
erner Of Massachusetts,, over John Davis,
by the legislature Of that state, by ma
jorlty Of l6 votes. The wings pronounce
Mr.. Morton to be an abolitimlist, and
say that he was elected by their aid
They also say that the case of the runaway
slave, Latimer, {wl,o has been demand
ed by the executive Of this state as fu-
gItiye from justice. and not as property
will be involved in greater difficulties
than heretofore, by the refusal Of jr;!hn
Davis to surrender him Natimer J on the
ndathat the charges preferred against
him are not sufficiently established
sWe shall see.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-26

Mr.. Bolts Letter This genttem an
has addressed letter to the Virginia
legislature, excusing himself from carry
ing cut the request ST that body, to use
his best efforts to procure the immediate
passage Of bill refunding tosGen. Jack
son the amount Of fine. with interest,
which was imposed on him, in the year
l815.'-upon the ground that his consti-
tuents would not app owe Of his conduct
in doing 50. He says:
But in any aspect Of the subject in
which it can be yiewd, it is not unworthy
of remark, that there are five OF my con-
stltuents to be found, in part com posing
vsur honorable bodies, and four of these
five, If am not misin(omaed, voted a.
.gainst the request you have made. from
which might reasonably infer, unless
Fthey are to be supposed as having ..lnisre
presented their respective .eonsti
tueats. that in yielding to the desire
indulge to oblige So large number o
respectable gentlemen, who have mad,
the request, might run some risk Of dis
obliging, If not OF Offending a mach larg
lee number Of equally respectable. gentle
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-26

ny." ~'s 's'he Seacoast Of Palestine"
/" Caravans, "with engravings.-" Day
at a Tobacco Manufactory.' with engrav-
ings. For young men, this is the best
work within the range Of our knowledge.
For terms, see advertisement in another
column.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-26

Nee: The citizens Of this county
arerequested to meet as the courthouse,
at February court next, for the purpose
of appointing delegates to the Democra-
tic Conventions to assemble in Richmond !,
ON The 4tb of next March.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-26

Big Pigs.--Oarafriend Maj kneis'ey,
at Mount Prospect.~owns litter of pigs.
which, at the age of four weeks, weighed
go pounds each. They are bustrse, amt
they Faye, and belong to d good demo-
Srat, too.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-26

o. We are authorised to announce
Col. John MCPHERSON as a can
slslase to represent The county OF Page
IN the next Legislature of Virginia.
We. are authorised to announce
Goa. Jonas AseslAiEse as canhi-
date to represent The county OF Page In
the next Legislature of Virginia.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-26

o. We are authorised 10 announce
Capt. Christian TalEIGas as can
d,daie to represent the county of Shen-
andoah in the next Legislature of Vir-
ginia.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-26

;. Sears .Ne0 Monthly Magaz'ns.7'-
We have received the first No. Of this
work !; and. without any hesitation, we
pronounce it to be the best .NagaSine.
lfor its contents are both interesting and
instructive) psimted in this country. so
far as our observation has extended. The
subjects treated upon in the present No
are ..Local Memoirs of Great Men,
.sChristian Missions, land their influence
on Civilization" with engravings -
"The Advantages Of Education,n Rur
al Funerals" with engravings--" Ruins
Of the City Of Babec." with an engray
ing" Invitation 10 the study .of Bota
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-26

In the house of representatives, on the
l7th INST, the bill to repeal the Bankrupt
Law. was passed by aslarse maturity
: 1t is thought it will also pass the senate
>sesf'. 1t provides that this repeal shall
not extend to Or affect any case which at
She time this act goes into effect shall be
pending before any court, nor to aay pro-
ceedins which 1T said time. shail have
been legally commenced, and which shall
be then in progress, under and by .Sirtae
Of the act hereby repealed
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-26

Gode5.s Lady's Book.-The splendid
offer to the old ard new subscribers
of this work shall appear next week.
1t is unnecessary for US to recommend
this work to the public, as its ivng-esta-
b!ished reputation is sufficient, now. to
recommend it as superior work of the
kind.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-26
Distant Subscribers

Are informed, chat unless they shall
have paid all arrearages due this office.
by the first Of .4pril merit, their names
will be stricken from our list. IF we
could afford TO send them the paper for
nothing. we would freely do SO. We
have TO pay cash for paper, &C., aand are
therefore compelled to pursue this course
toward distant subscribers.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-26
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
IN CeATHnsNsfEgL aTION.!!.!

we ale DESTROYS Of improving the ap-
pearance Of the SsNrINtL. and intend
to carry Gu. that desire as soon as prac-
aaic;tbfe that is to say, as soon as the
MEANS to enable us to do so can be o5-
tanned. We would therefore call upon
our friends to pay the small sums they
owe u>.betsyeen this and March
Court next. Let US see how many
will do the decent thing The naked
faetis. We want money, and must haze
1t. or 'do--Jupiter Tonans..' do achat I?
Echo answers, WHAT?
CPFo those indebted to this pafFice
for su ,scriptiors. &C., for the yearend-
ing March. 1912, we would say, *the
former proprietor has instructed us to
close all such accounts by the first of
March next, either by cash or bond. 1t is
Important that this matter be attended to.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15
Cheapi Cheap!! CheaPI!!
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS Se.-IPHOLESALE s
RETAIL.

Cheapi Cheapi! CheapI!!
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, Se-IPHOLES4LE
RETAIL.
hANID BURLINGTON wouI attention OF his friends
- customers AMI buyers generally his Eioo>,
Shoes Trunks. &c, which he is selling OF very
sale and retail purchasers. before byng elsewhere. strong IN
durmen will be ossedhe approved
Northsn Aud Eastern Manufacturers supplies
goods Will render ms stock worthy the
all tunes and lie them tint article ic
the quality considered
friends OF the late firm OF d. Burlington
hinia call DAVID BURLINGTON.
&C - Successor TO d. Burlington & Co. Mansion House.
TONS Plaster 900 pnne Potatoes Just ara
~ we'd per sei Shetland which VIII be sold
Appyto loe lsl RANKIN A. wHTTI.OCK.
HcIi-rieItle Kettles.
IT received tine lot OF Rell hete Preserving Kettles
a. al the -gn OF the mill Saw" Main
oe RICHARDS & GARDNER.
ANTHRACITE COAL.
4 Sn TONS broken and screened Red Ash
AOo Coal, landing from sohr. Palestine, sale by
seq BOYD, EDMoND a DAVENPORT.
Iron, FOotmen.
PINE assortment OF Brass AMI quail
q ~ los sale eheapby RICHARDS 4 GARDNER.
&C 20 sisn Of the Mil Saw, Man Street.
~ EW CARPET Roosi. pcces CaU,-t-; 40 o..
suPerine DO; do T. -
lIDen eoioTcd linen floor Clts, Rugs Va
r-tJ Tie above goods have bought adj
g-ous terms, and will he soh veV cheap by
oe IL w MEREDITH
hfLEGANr Walters, Tca Trnys, ac.--Wr have
hL "iui lot OF Tea Tfays also Waiter
ASSORTED all Si1eS-mpOrted IA I'm
gland, and for sale low by RICHARDS L GARDNER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15

Ivory. stag ami bufalp Table
Cutlery. of every description
Rodgers s. sons. Mo--ienholn'-
ami Cooke's sup. Pocket Cut.
Ey
Carving, cooks AMI butcher,
kulyrs
Anvi.s, Vices. Bellows, siris-
and hand Hammers, screw
Plates, a..
Hons Rasps; fat AMI half round.
mil, pit cfo-s cut, lanisaw
asd al other Files
Clark and kcnnck's Parliament.
broad AMI narrow Bun Hinges
Ni.lWriehi's, Carpenter and "a
hinet Makers Chseis, Gouges
and Au-urs
Dnwing Knives Plane Irons.
AID all other Tools. OF Butch
er's. CAMS AMI American ula
nutactufe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15

Killing, wedding and gruh5ing
Hoes
Carpenters Patent and Scotch
spnng Iron Ram Locks
Mil. ~, hand, cro~s-cut ami CIR
cuar saws
Single and double barrel Guns.
Shot Belts and Powder Fiasks
Ave- and llltehets. made by
Collins, Simmons AMI others
log. trace, halier AMI other
CHAINS
Plated. brass and steel SadiIe-
~. Of every quality
East. shear and German Steel
10y the case, warranted
Shovels, Spades, sc. of Ame-'
AMI other makers
llol!ow Ware, Wagon BoNe-.
patent lined Tea Kettles. sad
Irons, Gc.
- 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15

HEA y!
'"dieS French Morocco and Kid RustInS.
At Tie rcrB ioir price Of S125gg
NAVE recently received suppy 81 the above f,.b,r,i.
Shoes for Ladies which will be sold at the above vsryi,,, ,
also Ladies' French Morocco Kid wsRnr Shoe n an. -
"ee' Aeailifon the Ladies Is respectfully invited
% ~ David nILIIN,.TON. NIansinn IIn,..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15
a GENCN for Wistur-s IenIss,,, a. Wa s, -,
- Eowanis Improved Tonic Mixture al wv ivy" ~
CAYNOR wOOD 4 cos
"1 Nc1 he Hsn Tavern

bhNhL bhNlRifiCErhis auicis in ls frr ofss is.,
I'D' 'fN low prepared with ~. greatest care n ssn
rtrar0us mi agreeable denfice having .f As,fsf -,
'nl -ant ti-t erldicaes tartar from teeth eassf
~. u.ay ro.les aui preserves eusns b. sakh
w GUNS 20 lrahhy state, and preserves thsfa IN on hs.gb
AMI 'ef-frrparrd and sosi whosessis md retail ~
- W Af.ENu DlfVAI A .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15
MORE NEW GOODS

MVNT NEW ITDUDS.
ItElN Ed By the Steamer Columbus and
animation the Cheap Cash Store. wad-
worth Turner Co the following which will sold quite
any Establishment city eycrrtrd Tor the
continuation of which, III
call aud examine for themselves.
20 Pieces hn" nedum surcrGnr Clsl which win
sold great
go DO Ca-snstt, from 10 cts. ~ ~ pr yard
~ dO. ny. Jeans KeTs-y-
a do Red and White very cheap some Il which
warranted shIink
9 Servants complete prices
dance with the times few pan
CasfnneTes, desirable
go BlankrtV for servants SO Ia ~. pircs
DOMESTIC GOODS much cheaper they purchased
OF the Northern Markets
We respectfully invite the Of our com
lee and General Assortment NJ boy Goods bought
CHEAP. oc2s T. BrREIEy A. "a
GDoRro RICO MOLASsEs-5O h,as Porto Rico Mo,s.e,
u hning AMI for salc 10y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15

ENREDERICk THE GREAT and his Go Il
and Times. edited introduction by Th1s Cstnphru
Esq author Of the Pleasures of Hope. Series
Life II Andrew Jackson Private Military inustt.
ny Amos henIi o. b. eonred IN n Nos-P,u H., a.
hand
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