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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17

lTKSHE copartneTship heretofore exist
ILL., ing under the firm Of Morehouse,
Mather, q Co, il this day dissolved by
Limitation. The name Of the firm viii
now only Be used il liquidation. All bu-
siness Of the late firm viii DO liquidated
by Morehouse a Mather.
J. e. MOREHOUSE,
THO. wv. MATHER,
VIM EGGLESTON.
June |. S2l 3w
The Commission business win be con-.
inued BY the subscribers under the firm
II Morehouse AZ Mather.
y. II. MOREHO USE,
THOS. w. MATHER.
June 3,IS43. n Il
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17
EIE I'M BANKRUPTCY.

I, sell before the court house il
I'm. of the goth day Of June next
IIowinp debts surrendered by Ar.
M. Mayo, who has been declared
.rupt, TO Wit
IA Allen 8 rs, VIM + Bole 80 %,
n Role IA so, James r Bole 80
" Burrows 81 II, Roger Barield
In A Room 5 81, James O Bolc 90
30 II Cooper IA, VIM Cranshaw
Mastin Grain % 3s, d P Gran
"a. A M Darby ~ 81, D r Cohen
II Allen Collins as2 70, Alfred
H. 40 GO, Arthur Darby % 65,
s,rts 3. WIN Ellison 81 rs, WIN 5
q 95. Hugh Dickson 40 Ss, L II
IN II Is. ~ Cothorn "a 80, JAS
IL lO5 AZ, John Flowers 10 50,
BRONSON 8 so, d P Harris n 20,
4 Harris 50 81, Dennis Griffin 342
|WJ Griffin 4Os 7s, John B Har-
a443 80, W'hitson ii. George 81
hthony Hatch Al 78, r ID Hamll-
BE-, j Gibson "a so, J T Harris
David Haley s 25, Jesse Harris
Il A JopIing IL 10, Thos Jackson
Mrs T. Jones II 10, p Johnson 30
has lewis 26 rs, J N Massey Az,
Merchant 22s IL, Isabella Merry
E2s, Nathan Morris 6, Bryant Mer-
II az. ] Nelson 275 l6, J Nor
4 az. re Williams IA ~, Mrs
4. I'll Harris 20 As, Jesse Harris
In A Norman 10 rs, G Nance lib
'seph c Pickens l. IS, J J Owens
III c Oliver 81 Sc, f. Pearson 10
N Williams Z 3s, DIR I'm Yandell
NJ Oldham 40 rs, s ID Robinson
Smith IA So, J L Scarborne
WO Spencer 30 10, r Il Scott
!, John VI Searcy 49s 0S, Virgil A
" S. Mrs N Smith 46 IL, Benjamin
Sders 23s II, Ed w Sanders 2O6
bn Fl Thomas 5 IS, E II Tyres 36
Il TiIson 10 so, I'D Norman ia,
fGiu 90 81, w G Williams As 80
Roung % 81, E L Radcliffe 2O6,
,ollins 81 Os, Geo G Beall II go,
u with sundry small notes under
lars.
T. S. HUNT, Assignee,
In Bankruptcy.
ii. % tbs
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17
SALE nv BANRRUPTcY

l WILL sell for cash, at the court
house in Lexington, on the Twentieth
June inst, the following dues, being part
Of the assets Of Stephen d. Bell, who has
been declared Bankrupt, to wit: Patrick
mallory one hundred and thirty seven dol
lars and eighteen cents, II M Brantlv two
hundred and three dollars and ninety cts.
n Z Rives one hundred and fifty dollars:
= Q wetmore fifteen dollars, W s Davis
seven dollars, And. woods twenty-five
dollars. o
m F s HUNT,
june l, le43. F''''
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

WILL sell for cash, at the Cont
Rouse in Lexington, on the Goth dav Of
June INST, the following debts, assets Of
John Horton in Bankruptcy, to wit: s
wilson thirty-seven dollars John S COT
mn seven dollars fifty cts., y M Hollinqs-
worth six dollars and seyenty-fye cents:
y 4 Gage fory-four dollars and fifty cts.
Z Bullock twenty-seven dollars seventy
i've cents, e A wllittlesey, seventy-fiye
dollars and fifty cents; John L.eoot six
dollars fifty cents; Jones Harvey one hun
dred dollars; n Crawford three dollars
MY cents; A nays one hundred q thirty
three dollars and seventy-fve cents; viii
son DAVIS one hundred and ffty-six dol
lars seven cents.
F S HUN1S
Assignee in Bankruptcy.
june l, lS43. % tbs
ALSO,
The following debts, assets Of A II Me-
Dowell IN Bankruptcy: G Boons 400:
VIM. hayden, two hundred and fifty dol
lars; Beeks one hundred dollars.
+ s HUNT,
Assignee in Bankruptcy.
June..l ls4a.
ALSO,
The following debts, assets Of william
Ferry in Bankruptcy, to wit; Y Boles
forty dollars, B Stout fifteen dollars, j E
Raynwater five dollars, Jos. harper one
hundred and fifty dollars.
F s HUNT,
Assignee in Bankruptcy.
June /, lS43.
ALSO,
All the interest of william II McCutcban
IN the debts of the late firm of Brown &
McCutchan, and also said McCutchan's
interest in three Negroes in Texas, be-
longing 10 the firm of Brown & Nc Cutch
an; also, all of said Browns interest IN
the late firm of Jno M Brown & Co., a
list of which will be shown on the day
OF sale.
F S HUNT,
Assignee in Bankruptcy.
June !, lS43.
aLSO,
The following claims, assets of James
Hurst, to wit: Susan Phillips and Hav-l
wood Phillips one hundred and thirty five
dollars, also his interest in nine Negroes
md some stock under Deed of Trust to /
James X. Enloe.
FS HUNT,
assignee in Bankruptcy.
junl. lS43.
ALSO,
he following claims, assets Of Y G Is
ouston, to wit: Clayton Hayse two hum 4
red and fifty dollars, Horatio Nelson. Is
vo hundred and seyenty-two dollars, v
ohm Craig one thousand and six dol
rs. f $ HUNT, e
assignee in Bankruptcy.
June /, I843.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17

The following debts, effects of j "A W.
rage, IN bankruptcy, to wit--notes and
accounts in the hands Of HI Fultz, a.
mounting to $3635 80, B, Hagerman de'd
10, y II Registers note so, B Griffin 60,
W IL Elliott ", A Langly 5.
+. $. HUNT, Assignee,
In bankruptcy.
T,na I
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17
DISTRICT CHANCERY COURT,
april Rules l843,
James M. Gwin, d

y, $. Robinson, ct. al.
NH TPON opening the matters Of this
" bill and it appearing to the satisfac-
ton Of the Court, that the defendant Iere
miah ). Robinson, is not an inhabitant &c
the State Of Mississippi, but resides be-
You'd the limits thereof, SO that the ordina-
ry process Of the law cannot be served
upon him: II is therefore ordered that,
said defendant appear before the Vice
Chancellor at his Courtroom in Carroll.
ton, on the Bird. Monday in June next.
and plead answer, or demur to the CON-
plainants bill, or the same as 10 him win
be taken as confessed, and such order Or
decree made in the premise as NAV Be
ieemed equitable and just.--It is further
ordered that q copy Of this order be pub
ished once week for two months sue
essfvely in the Lexington Union.
N WIN. HEMMING WAY. elk
Fultz q Brooke p. @.
April A. ID I'm PRS fee Sl7
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17
SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

Twill sell, on the goth inst, at the court
house for cash, in the town of Lexington.
the following debts surrendered by L r
Applewhite, who has been declared a
bankrupt, to wit
WIN D Norman SO rs, G Gibson IL,
II Holeman 81, J widen l6 &c, ] H Nc
Ginty s, J Stephens 81 rs, G wAldridge
10, = Brown l24, ] H Bingham A ! ,
John Bogatte 10, M Ii Jones Is, N Ne
Alpine a., 9 FFisher& Co., 27a DM
Pherson s, ] IA Simerons S, j NSmith
AZ, 0 9 Powell 5, A Edlesnon 21O, j
B Parkes 81, c ~ Cochran 90, ] MFen-
fuss ll,J Erwin Is, b f Undo 5, r Pet
cock A SO, c King 62 81, John Hall7o
R & r Radcliffe 37S, Il r &BRPowers
1000, A Buford 1870, NJ G Yates 20. ri
Benton $50, NJ King 20, together with
undry small notes under five dollars.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17
+. S. HUNT, Assignee,
In Bankruptcy.
% tbs
LIE IN BANKRUPTCY.

LII. sci. at the court house in Lex
!. pn the goth day of June, instant
interest," of R II Spivey, in the debts
lase firm of r H Spivey, q Co.,
sKhich viii be exhibited on the day
also, the following debts, being
4 Ii in bankruptcy, Of said Spivey,
1 Carroll $50, James Fowler "A
|) Il Lindoe 50, Thos T Muirhead
H& James Fisher 60, L S Ualton
I'Shsom Young Is SO, ND W'hite
pres Williams IS cents, Geo. @
y S3, Christopher Roberts 3, Jno
iva II 81, John Miles 8 81, Jos.
Eic 6, Jas Eaken 81 Sc, Benz. FL
50, Miles Eaken s 10, John M
worth 2 SO, e Purssell | 38, Jas
D, D M Dulany | II, Isaac Ca
Harmon Arick 81 ID, Angus
20 SO, B F Comfort l3 3S, A
|'he 8, Richard Cunliffe 2, Elijah
II 10, Sam. Marsh "a 81, Sublet
o. 10 90, I'm II Ray I25, Ste
Waldrop 4 45, John Martin & r
Jews 30, L G Hubbard rs, Eliz
NJ c Stokes l25, | Juror certif-
ptate 6, Jesse s Ross 50 So, o.
~ %, WIN Billingsly .ir 81 81,
|Pcy 725, WIN Oliphant 4 rs, v
S6 30, John W'hite 80 SIS, Ste
Faldrop 3 05, Geo CBeall 3, Jos s
70 SO, Robt P Mayrant IS 33 !
|phant Is SO, WIN H Ray 5, Jesse I,
M y, Geo Stigler 3, Joel B J
80, Hugh Dickson 2, Geo X J
?, ii G Threadgill 10, WIN Bill !
o. 3, G Harris 2, A wilson | SO. )
ead 2 SO, W J Frayser | 25, ] 7
! 800, John M Maury /, WIN B |
10; also one negro woman nam :
some musical instruments, v
ten, one shot gun, 10 shares J
le Bank ofLexington, and $40 7
iters. N
r. $. HUNT, Assignee Y
In bankruptcy. :
ids a
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17
ALSO

The following debts. assets Of Jno white,
IN bankruptcy, to wit: Mrs Goss 60 Al,
ID Z Bates IS SO, James walker 1874, an
unsettled interest in suit between r r.
Mayrant and A Fowler.
I. $. HUNT, Assignee
June MS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17
NOTICE.

WWE will at the august term Of the
w Court Of Probates of Holme coun-
", io43' present to the Hon. Judge of
SAID Court. our account for final settlement
and allowance, as Executor and Execu-
Tux OF the last will and testament Of Lew
is G ii Miller decd.
J.4MES MILLER, Exr.
SARAH !. MILLER, Exrx.
june 10, CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17

AT the same time and place, all the inter-
est OF Lewis G Galloway in the debts OF
the late firm of Galloway and Richardson
a list of which will be exhibited on the
day Of sale, said Galloway having been
declared a bankrupt.
T. $. HUNT, Assignee
In bankruptcy.
June /. % IDS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17

The following debts surrendered by VIM
w Walton, who has been declared a
bankrupt, to wit--Thos Land 1871 "a,
Samuel Atchison go, WIN L Land 81,
WIN Q Shankle 20, Cornelius Lane 8 SO.
Sllas Matthews 5 rs, WIN Fielder 3, Ell
Loot q worley suit, for sundry claims in
their hands.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17
June L
ALSO,

An obligation on j H Rawlings for a
large amount of claims placed in his hands
as collateral security, surrendered by JC
Rawlings, who has been declared Bank
rupt \
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17
iunel,ls48.N


Y | WILL sell for cash, Ak the Court
house in Lexington, on the Twentieth
day Of June inst, the following debts,
assets Of James w wade, who has been
declared a Bankrupt to wit: James witch
er two hundred and fifty dollars, George
p hubert two hundred and twenty-three
dollars, ward Taylor fourteen hundred &
fifty dollars, hubert Pierce three thousand
Tx hundred and sixty-six dollars Isaac
Pierce three hundred and fifty dollars,
William Al Cary, two hundred and thirty
I've dollars, william Scores eighteen dol
arb, James Petigru fifteen dollars, Ger
Iii Il Rayburn one hundred and twenty
lree dollars and seventy-six cents, MsrselI |
romack twenty-five dollars. L
Fl IS HUNT,
assignee in Bankruptcy.
june 4, ls4S. W
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17

The following debts surrendered BY Rob
ert Craig, who has been declared Bank
|rupt, to wit: Jackson huff one hundred
and forty dollarsJ B house fifty dollars
MIS- Meriweather nine hundred and fifty
dollars, MIS- Pierson fifteen dollars, d i
Crandal eleven dollars and sixty-eight
cents, Charles Durant three hundred and
fifteen dollars and sixty-ive cents, ii G.
Runnels five hundred and ninety dollars;
an interest in sundry, collateral claims
in schedule. II
F IS HUNT,
assignee in Bankruptcy.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17
ALSO,

A number of small debts due w "A Pur-
dom, as late Clerk Of the Probate Court
OF Holmes county: an account on John
White for thirty-six dollars, James Book
or, ten dollars; A F Reed, twelve dollars,
effects of said w A Purdom, who has
been declared Bankrupt.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17
ALSO

The following debts, effects in Bank
ruptcy Of James $ Baines, to wit: John
Buchanan, Hoffman and Samuel G Pow
ellis title bond 1000, ] Badget note $50
GO, James Raney so George Davidson
u Henry Day 50. P B Pope 100, f "
Saunders SO, Young Crosby 20, 4 W
winter 500, a negro man lost in Texas.
+ $ HUNT,
Assignee in Rankrnntcv
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-17

F. S. HUNT,
Assignee in Bankruptcy.
June 1913. % tbs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
IsEEIlL REclpEs

To MAKE Good Io,r BREAp.-Mix dry and well rubbed
ogcihor two spoons full of cream Of tartar with quart
Of lour-thcn dissolve thrce.fourhs Of teaspoon full
Of super carbonate O soda sufficient quantity Of sweet
milk; mix the whole together and bake immediately II
water be used instead Of milk, odd little shorten
ing
II the above directions bo strictly followed, bread will bo
produced of superior ghtnc,s aud whcncss-and per
having tasted Of il made in this way, would will
hngy the method Of producing the staff
Of ie.-B0st0n Med. Jour.
To Day FRtu.To five pounds Of fruit, take ono pound
sugar. and place in kettle When dissolved put in you
fruit When boiled through skim ont the fruit on plates
boil down your syrup until thick then pour your plates
aud then set them ia the sun or oven,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER ., isaa.
Gr Sec FIRST page.
The War.

The Enquirer of yesterday, evinces great
inclination 80 get out of the controversy, in which
it has become involved by its attempt to dictate to
the Democracy. We publish its article entire ::
ce the kind and courteous things which the "Peier
burg Republican, has thought proper publish about
We confess, did justice from his sober, second
thought'-but disappointed We did anticipate
liberal spirit from his whole than he has hher
TO displayed In thatrcspect, OF are dsappoin
ed We had also hoped that scen the condition OF our
party seeing the intense eagoness with which our COM
enemy watches species OF internal discussion
seeing with what generous zeal they fan the cbers OF dis
cord seeing that nothing well calculated 10 deica;
wrangling in ranks; that nothing can prevent
the OF Republican principles except the want
Of harmony and union among ourseves-seeing how eager
~ the Wing Press sezes attacks for republication,
without doing the justice 10 Tepu5iIsh our answer-how
chuckles at the prospect of battle IT, Juvenal says,
that can be called battle, which, for time least,
is destined be oil side seeing oil these matters
their light had hoped for little concatory
and liberal the part OF friend OF the "Pcers
burg Republican" 4 thousand other recoectons too,
pressed upon memory thousand other considerations
But for the present they have all ceased operate upon
mu-and We therefore, leave the Petersburg Republican
possession of the field Of battle. Ii he prefers
tempt sacrifice the shrine OF his distinguished favo
rite-be it We atleaSiwi initiate his example We
hope have other and higher duties discharge
selves least it to country than 10 waste time
and the energies of the press noticing such attacks.
We have more important matters 10 attend 10, than the
bandyng of words with the Editor MS Correspondents
Weleave H, therefore, in the possession OF the hed-and
say with Sir Peter Teaze, We leave our character be-
md
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
proSeripfioa.

Tha, ancient of the Enquirer, "Senex," whom VIC
suspect be the very beast that Banam rode contrasts the
conduct OF Mr. Van Buren, who turned only fortywo
holders with that OF General Harrison, whose Post
master General turned 1900 in his department alone
What occasion had Van out any, They were all
Jacksons appoinccs. Did he promise to foow in the
footsteps Of his usrous predecessor" On the contrary
Mr. Granger found the offices crowded With "Rogues and
Royasts" Jackson turned thousands and put his
men in. Did Senex expect Wing Administration TO al
low these men TO s,uyl If starts game, let him
look played This pos, office prescription,
suspect is Il subject To "Senex -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
The Ne,c Orleans !,Ivs,erv.

The affair Of the young Clerk, Converse, has vet been
explained Another attempt has been made upon his life
lie publishes card in the Tropic in which he hi:
ignorance OF any offence, of offence given by him
any human being His employer absent and the OBJ
until his return
Appended Mr. Converses card arc two notes recciv.
cd by him from his unknown friend We give them:
NoTE FIRsr.
You have escaped your life safe condition: II
you attempt do business for VIM Bryan Co.,
REVENGE.
"You have proved yourself coward thu. to
fighten YOU Beware"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
CANAL ERCE.
ARRIVED

AKKIVED,
Canal Boat Pocahontas. l.. Harding master, with i65
tons mdIe from Howarlsvic aud Scotsyillc to Thomas
Williams A. 4. Harris. Wren Macon, Dibrcll, III. *
Co.. j. j. Faris s. Co. and John Wombc.
Victoria, Win Ton,pkns MASTER with % tons mdze,
from Seotsville To T.. q. rompkns & Co.
CLEARED,
Oho,J. III. Jameson master. with 33i tons mdzc, for
Lynchburg.
AUGUST Goth.
ARRIVED,
Canal Boat John Randolph, w. Phelps MASTER with a.
tons ndze., from Iynchburg John Maben & CO.. Lud-
lam, z. 4 Co. and l.. Shcppcrson.
Tennessee, A. Pampn master, with 81 mdzc from
Lynchburg and Lock No. T. John jones' John Maben &
Co., Shields & Somcrvlc Thus. Williams. Ludlam z. *
Co., l.. ID. Cronshaw & Co. and WIN &. Crenshaw.
CLEARED,
James Madison ID. Couch MASTER with 26t tons mdzc.
for Columbia, Sco,tsvc, Warminser, New Market, Bent
Creek aud Lynchburg
Buchanan, T. Lcnahan master, with 33j tons mdzc.,
for ScOttsvlc.
Roey, +. Cowell master, for New Canton, empty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
A nchn1inr socictr amman.

DEAR P-Dd you ever hear Orator OBo;herum's speech
before the Debating Society, "Oa the COMPARATIVE Hap
piHess Of the Rich and Poor Nun"
"Mr. President" said he, 81 shall proceed to compare
riches TO poverty IN such fashion you'll perceive there's
no comparison atol Happiness, Mr. President Is like
crow perched upon distant hill, which the eager sportsman
voiny TO purpose endoavours rcproach. lie looks
the crow Mr. President, and the looks at him but
the very moment he endeayours tOrepoach him. he vanish
Is away like the schsmatc nts Of the rainbow which was
the immortal Newton TINT first dcporcd aud enveopcd the
the causes Of IL.
j. not the sofa, Mr.. President which the rich man de-
olincs his meoRro und emancipocd form. brought
SIR from the shores Of Chill and the valleys Of Peru and
The tea Mr. President, which nc arctonacy raises 10
his nauseaied lips is 1t brought sir from the island Of
lspnhan where there the highest mountains in the
world3 But the poor man, Mr.. President declines his OK
pecitions on high pinnacle Of bliss Seated under the
shady shadow Of an outrageous tree at whose venerea
foot mping brook, he calls biz wife and the rest of
his children about him, and insts their youthful minds
useful lessons 10 guard their juvenile youth from vice and
immutabily-by pointing out 90 them the Bull and the
Bar and the other fixed stars and bright COMBINATIONS
that etenally dovoying their silver aSlc.trces
through the crestian space Of the undamon oboyc-Sp
rH Of the Times.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02

The Enquirer endeavors to prove by means of
its correspondent, the dotHg "Senex,' and an
extract from the "Mobie Register" that Mr.. Van
Buren, not 50 badly beaten in 1910, rs is &c.
morally supposed Well we for our part, will be
satisfied to beat him as badly again The little
man must be ambitious if he wishes a worse druh-
bling than he got then. If $4,000 majority
wont do for him, know not what will. If
nineteen States out of twenty-six, be a small vote
what will these gentlemen agree to account
large onc2 But 1t seems these votes were obtain
ed by unfair means! This is a rcitcration, in other
terms, Of Vans charge against thc majority; that
they were bribed to vote against him. The fol-
lowing calculation from the Register, may amuse
our readers. lie is speaking Of Mr.. Van Buren,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
Dr. Cloy's Letter.

We call attention to this letter. Characteristic and
worthy Of It's author. Old Harry does he has always
done lie turns neither the right the left lie march
IS straight up the question. The Locos will not be able
TO say after his election, that he shyod any question Our
neghbor is IN state Of serious alarm about the consequon
ces it is likely to have lie appeals the Calhoun wing to
unite with him, that j., give in and go for Van. What
effect his appeal may have, know not nor is IL material
10 the cause Of Henry Clay.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02

p certain formidable. one time ine,ah.
disease mani.sing itself ehaneres buboe. or war, 10 which
succeed ulcers In the throat tongue boehe on vario,
parts oi the body with nocturnal especially the skin bong,
and shoulders The system flied poison which nm
ess mercifuy arrested, will eyeseonsn.
the NOSE contract the body and loyest form no
such mass OF corruption such dunsh stencil such nir
ue Of Haslnc's sufficient tn strike the with term,
Happily for mankind the Governor
appointed means by which TIL dreadful malady CURED
long successful Of practice with ,orouv,
PRACTICAL knowledge Of the Anatomical IN, n,
amc fully entities Dr. HiRTLEr the confidence OF tboss who
may have fallen that ndous dscase-oeee on Iop.
.iicy, RicAssosd "a, mn n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
90 clccioral vnics hY

a. gain OF seventeen thousand votes n these our States
change Of $500 votes, would have -ctcd him Pre-
sidcnt So that Mr. Van Buren, actually defeated by
an effective majority Of less than half Of per cent
and yet with the undouJi1d proofs around u.s. Of the
crease OF the popularity Of those doctrines with which and
for which he defeated the porzans Of his rivals talk
with anozing confidence d his want Of availability from
these results"
That is 10 say, if Mr.. Van Buren, h9d gotten
majority, be- would have been elected. The Wings
will not dispute such proposition. All they say
is that hc was defeated by larger majority than
was ever cast against any candidate for the office
in this country. That is sufficient for them. That
lac would have beaten Gen. Harrison, if General
Harrison had not beaten him, admits not of a doubt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02

WILLS HALL.Wo extremely grntiliod 10 be able to
that the attack By which this distinguished
gentleman prostraied Saturday last "a rapidly yield.
ing the remedies applied by his attending physicians Dq
Cogswe aud James McNaugton aud that confident hopes
entertained Of his speedy restoration. We
quite that this intelligence will pleasure gone
raj aud heartfelt the sympathy expressed in a quar-.
and by all classes Of community when the
Of Mr., Halls sudden illness first got abroad.
AD. Zee. Jour.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-02
THE s sgsS. -S-srqSs E: X RICH

Is kept by :. A. SMITH, at the Sign of the
II Red Boot Main street. opposite the end Of the Obi Market
corner house, All persons wishing from - To 30
on BOOTS and SHOES, respectfully requested
call as am determined TO sell than house the
for CASH ONLY. Here let partial statement Of
tc best Richmond made $3.50 $3.50
high slucs from Sl5 $3.50 Boots footed the
To Siand all work Of the materials and workmln
and WARRANTED stand. Ladies Walking Shoes 81!
90 Richmond make; slippers and Ties from 37 TO 25 Cl
drens Shoes from 37 IN ST. Boots $50 $3.50
from e5 To $3.50; Ladies' leather and Boots
SaO Negro Brogues cheap and the arfcis all
kinds IN proportion invite all wishing purchase
pair TO thousand a call, they VIII be paid
for their trouble
Boots and Shoes made aud repaired order
sc 2-3m 8 A. SMITH
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