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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

THOMAS w DORR-Fhe ULocoloco) Boston
Post gives ten Of its oonderous columns 10 the Adj
dress a! Thomas w DOrr, In the people If Rhode
Island. We are s urprised that an editor of 50 much
sagaciiy as our friend of the Post, should encourage
this insane creature in his love Of noIOreiy. We
know that the Post has not published This address
for the purpose Of making political capital. Lnsi
winter, however, this petty squabble was one Of the
attempted quick sands. on which certain persons IN
the Senate o.. the United States, and a certain
mischievOus print in Washington, sought to wreck
the fortunes Of Mr. Calhoun. We suppose This Dorr
Address Is something from the same sCurvy pack.
and we imagine the next Globe will usher il in
with blast and trump, AID beat Of drum. We are
heartily sick OF these liule tricks aud slraiagems Of
political warfare. Why cannot these persons come
out boldly, and discuss matters before the ptopIe
tell the people their objects. aud let the people of
Their own intelligence. decide upon the question. ID
Is our pnsliiye determination 90 expose and hold up
to the public gaze, every rick. plot or slratagem,
which tends 10 conceal real objects, true issues
from the eyes Of the people. We care not from
what source they cume, we care not whom heir
exposure may IuIure. The people have q right 10
see, and, 50 far as In our humble power lies, they
shall have hght.-PetersJurg Republican.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

AGRICULTURAL NEE TING.-The 81 An.
nual Meeting OF The OnIo aud Broke county Agri
cultural Suciety was held Al West Liberty. on Fn'
day. Sept lsl. lS43-Jno T. Campbell, one Of The
Vice President in The Chrir.
o. motion of Jesse EigiugtUn Esq. il was
RsSJiued. Tnuia oommrtce he appointed to nam.
mate officers Tor the ensuing year-Niossts Edglng-
ton, Gregg and Mitchell were urpoinred-whereup
on The committee reported ~ follows;
PTeSiicHf-JOHN & CAMPBELL.
Wee PcesIIruts
JJhn AIkin>un. John Goshnm.
Talbot Hamu,ud AndreN z worls.
Jesse EIgIuglOu S4muel Nucncll.
OIhO Hedges, Hugh NIchJls.
Corresponding Secretary.
DR. x Richardson. Bethany. Va.
Recording SecreIhy-Rrbeu IL Wilson.
Tressurer-Isaac w Mitchell
Executive Committee
WI Gregg, Fla Green.
John 4 Good, Juo Lewis,
Benjamin Kelly Blzrel Well.
\ p Atkinson, Sa,nl Jacob.
Juo J Jacob. WIN Stewart.
On motion. It was Resolved,
That u copy of the Albany CulIiyaIor, for one
year be awarded as The premium for the second best
IN each class instead of a Hedal.
Resolved That The Recording Secretary be and
Is hereby instructed TO procure ten copies Of Cole
mans Report on European Agriculture. 10 be awar
ded as premiums.
Resolved, That this society viii in future hold
lis exhibitions on The Bud Wednesday ia October,
"a each year.
Resolved that Rev Alexander Campbell. be re
qu5stJd To deliver an address before tins Society al
IT'S neKI exhibiuon-and further,
Resolved, That ia case Mr. Campbell cannot com,
ply with this request, that The President solicit some
person 10 address the society.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

Gen. SIokely. delivered yesterday afternoon. IN
the Methodist church. 4 very eloquent aud impress
sive address before the military corps.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15
GROCERIES.

lowing articles. viz:
GROCERIES.
100 Ba - GREEN RIO COFFEE;
so boxes Gunpow Ter TEA. so chssr' Y II TEA.
10 do Tyson Skin d.. 10 b,ves Imperial H..
2000 Lbs LnaGSUGAR. 5 hhds n UGAR.
5000 lbs while Havana do, 25 Tierces RICE;
20 bhls y o MOLASSES; % boxes com. SOAP
1909 Lbs SALERATUS;
10 h"xes u plug TOBACCO, sup quality.
I'D do 10 plug do do.
10 do 81 plug do do,
5 kegs 5 Twisl 10 de-.
N"tmees. Grounh Pepper, Ground Alspice and
Cloves, Ginger, Indigo. Madder. 10 boxes Pipes. &c.
DRY GOODS
Blue DIX broad CLIO FIlS. b ne broad CLOTHS.
Olive brown do. Olive Green du;
Ribbed CASSIMERES. Black CASSIMERES;
CassineiIso Of all qualities; Kerscys ofall qualities;
LInseys of all qualities; 10 bales brown Mus!ins,
200 peIces blpached MUSLINS;
2OO Us PRINTS Of oil qualities and prices;
BLACK SATIN VESTGNG.
Fancy NESTING oflll qualities and prices:
IRISH LINEN; Bleech'd and bro Dri s.;
APRON CHECKS; BLUE DRILLS;
Bed TICKING. all prices; Linen and Silk IIdkf;
Blk and bruwH HOSE, Gents and Ladies Gloves,
BOOTS AND ~SHOES-2nO prs Ladies' Slippers
OF all prices and qualities; so prs Ladies' Gaiter
Boots; 100 prs Ladies Kid Slippers; so ps Mems
thick Boots, so prs Mems Calf BOOTS; SO prs Mems
Seal Peg BOOTS; 100 prs Mems Thick and Kip
Brogans, cheaper than ever before offered IN this city.
HARDWARE Of all kinds and qualities, cheaper
Than ever heinre offered in this city.
CROCKERY-A general assormen Of common
aud printed Cookery by The crate and retail. Also
many other articles too numerous 10 mention. All
OF which will be sold cheaper than ever before
onered ~ THIS CITY.
n B.--Country merchants will be supplied at
Eastern prices. with a small commission added.
sep Is A F YORKE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

-f% ed11snsE aflwctfAroa. ssd J.tu adsna
= ht H-ie@ 1evsr agIaC uvufud Tssfr 49, \,
'HiFH esrsUs fhsa % Jn1rsrg. uef.g.fr ma
res .@1 1r1et~ everg cree a. shtne.I
saf mmSgig Fire rten H,rs s-bf,ys 80 .--
Mks dsa 1tsssu - h. ls~rv,. ~ - -.-CI -
uEEn1n-L kggwtssn~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
4rriuals aud Departures Of Boats for me last %
hours. ending yesterday at 4 o'clock. J.. ".
ARRIVALS.
Bridgewater. Cin' innati.
North Queen. Pittshurgh.
Herald. de-.
Ohio Mail, do.
Utica, do
DEPARTURES.
Bridgewaicr. Pittsburgh.
Herald, - LOUIS.
Ohm Mail. de-.
Utica. dn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

n the Circuit Superior court Of Jaw and Chan
Gerry for Ohio county.
Francis Skinner g. Co.
rs.
Samuel Caldwell.
The plaintiff in this case will lake notice that
ihe depOsiuOns OF James NJ Stokes ard others,
will be taken at the Office of John Bnns. alder
man IL the city Of Philadelphia, on the 18th day
OF October next. between the hours of 9 o'clock
A NJ and p NJ. TO be read in evidence on the
trial Of TIE above named cause.
sep 10 5w WILSON, AHorusv.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

a gentleman, who started to Oregon Territory
with Lieut.. Freemonrs expedition. writes To The ed.
i'or Of tho Independence (MioA paper, under dale Of
South Fork "f PlaIee .July %:
"ldrop you n line by a couple Of Shawnee Tndi.
ans who are going TO rernTn 70 Missouri from this
place. We are about half way 10 Fort Hall here
and ! expect 10 reach the month Of The Columbia by
the lsi Of Ocfobe-. The e~migmnls are all ahead Of
u.s. and have by this Time reached Ihe south pass
through the mountains
This IS The latest in formation received from the
oregon emigranis; nHd from This, it is clear that The
%emigrants will make their trip with ease before tie
bad weather commences.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

In Vermont two Wing members OF Congress ore
elected one Lncn Fnco. and one MT entirely heard
from. probably no choice.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15
PORT OF a WHEELING

u feet wafer in lac Oh ,nneI. RISING.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

Yesterday was a very bad day for military opera.
'ions, the rain being almost incessant. The military
however, visited the city and passed through the
streets in the afternoon, apparently in good spirits,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

GOVERNMENT FUNDS IN DIFFICULTY.
The 81 Louis Republican, of last Thursday.
says:
ave have understood that the nancy NJ The
united States in the hands Of the Surveyor General
Tor this district. aud which was on deposit in the
bank OF Missouri. has been attached in the hands of
the hank for the private debts Of the uryeynr
general DR. Reed; and The payment Of check.
drawn ~ iay7r Of a 81 veyor, has been refused nn
account OF the attachment. The whole proceeding
: singular 20 is character. aud very oppressive To
The surveyors who have earned their mpnev and
are deprived Of Il by the private claims against a
bankrupt officer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-15

Col. Juhnson's organ, the Lexington Gazette, saws
that he will start Tor Stnunlon. Va. on the 18th of
the present month; That he will proceed from therce
to Washington city; and that he will. perhars. visit
Tie Ne" Englend States before he returns to The
West.
1.-The does he will surely be beaten badly. The
& 81 doesthe best where he runs upon his popularity
alone. Il does not dose well to see and hear him
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22

dieir principles and her party q! We viii n tbolievo
that any Wig sentured To- pace h.u>clf IN soamkw.fI,
predcanent-aad stll les thai many delnucn..''
wora silly enough I,be caught by s45l a nnuSy ar.i6ea.
We = fa,her, AMI Il the extent Of our obs. ~ ,,,,.
winch Mas MT yrry l4niied. we deny that the Ia, RI
sss.n-rally ..Inisrepn scented. - 1t is tme. there .
d Ii rrht apln.uns entertained and Expressed IN toy srd +,
C rain Of lis provisi rs, both A. IL ,ltir character .,d
ten tendency; hut iltsc d f, races u,r sue, :, onsu
on, Of the ~complcAry VI rhase provisions themselves and
the Intrinsic difficulty e caGslralns rhem-, e~ounl.,i,v
wbi.h /, illustrated by lief et hi moi onl, did Il . c,nJ.
daie. d fcr as IN Their true intent. bmt the c,fnp,.,,.,,.
IF tie rereuue.& even the m,sr asiutr ncnl ers aft =.
al pfoirssiono we've not unirt qusntly fazzicd In d.s,.
Their real meaninL-a want Of Iofspicui,y So ,,,,,nu
that already it has required i,e eifcuiars from H.. All
tsrof Public Acrounl, /, ,lucidsle and explain ,ono
The clauses of the la~-'he ls,l ufllese c,rrnIa,, hn..;..
in some respects from the firsi, and, sSl., month. =, ishe.
er4iion. einbodying rnlcs Of construction .ji,rh ,,..,
pressed with a hesitation and doubt fully just fed b, IL,
ambiguity Of llr tex.
T"e tax Iaw nisreprcsentrd7 Where Is tim .vi.
drucc Of the fact? lis erroneous principles Wy. .c,,.
nod and q posed-jts fagrani and oppressive intdua1,x.,.
were exhibited and denouucod-hut We haye ,, /, -
the evidence HAT il was ecntrally .'mi.rtpre..s,a"
bs Wing con II, n alos. eti Il IN TIE tress II On n.
stump. That ii may lo,e 5n,a n:sgnary ,ioea bv .ouc
often, Is yrobaJIc-tbat II Nas misunlr rsio,d b, am,
nf II, champions, isclrar-Bnt surely it is n, ,sry
wonderful That II s,opld have Leen 81 wicn even lis an
thurs did not compfrlt nd IL Ii, MA lvts. 'e
While on this subject We tphc oc;asi,r to add. ,h1,
the position Of tie Why's was. by some If their op,c
neots, most grossly misc presented; aral The con..aurp.
ceS oi tlat mIsf' pfeseulallon at er.nnuw a,en III Tho
.u..a4l r,tli u.f tt.r-. -I-.-,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22

q 9, alemn me- imperative. rbst If1d I refused 20 Icy
=. VIC. saneasacI = it As by the daiisale pp.afaH
4 all The Hi4fz uha wcre asslealfd with me. ! st#a#t
az been guilty. al a~aasoyss, 10 ~ county an tn'sz5a
Ia tie eaase - humanity
For tie Aindaa= Wfayn Hss imfflifd ~ to convey 10
M This m,siushi. tNgte>si#a ct ssnfaaf at4 al|iafs
aua, ! BE- 'u - s,efH e.Hs' ivy 81 ".i'""ans'
me assurance ID ny W4ru ana iasffH- efauiu8e.
Iam. genue.ntn. ny iHay so4 fesaet.it ,'efo
n lEust ta"a III.
ALf.A. sllDEil MA kLNIiI.
Commando /. y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22
Gt0gp@! NEW GOODS !
Now opening Mt the
.Scsr EEjss0 GsaG! Gfass g:'tgrc Store.

4 RICHARDS & Co. arc now opening an as
" s,rlmonl Of printed aud common Goods Of new
and desirable patterns. Just received by direct impurtano.
from l%Iverpool, all Of which Will be SD. wholesale Of
r'lall. ON tho most favorable terms. Purchasers are Tt
s~peeliuIly solicited to call before supplying themselves
elsewhere, and examine our stock, " nIch CONSISTS partly
ct The following articles:
Beautiful blue, green and brown Dining Sets
Elegant White granite do do
Printed, painted aad granite Tea Ware. great variety
Beautiful granite and printed Toilette Ware
Eiegart White China Tea Sells
do Fancy do do do32. 81 and 81 pieces
Il eh French do do do Gold Band
Rich Cut Glass Dccaniers, Wines, JcllIes, Iunblers
etc.
Pressed do Tunhlcrs. | emoaa1es. etc.
PLAIN do oleYcry description, together with a
complete assortment OF Stone Ware.
March . Wis if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22

Loo. fco %Bajtiiy 2i-la4t year. counting Senator
Thornton ON that side, who though a W hIg wtrn rlrr-
I'd, was Loco btiotc III. term expired. "A. Wing gam
-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22
M0EE nH,TRrCII0N HNrAH1unIAkE-

tI'i.4' no 1t ilDIN bh IAhIIlRI AXE.
Cant. Ascfg oflhe banlue Martin ". Breet. arrived
l'tis morning ifom I arthegcua, reports thar the Grand
0ayhao, ONE Of the three Islands called Caymus, ~
ln2 between Cuba and jamaica, Was sunk by an earth
quake.
Cap. \. reports having nude the Island and hoinp
boarded 10y seyrralboai5 lron the shore.
The Grand Caymau is about elght leagues LONG and
two aud a hall broad, and In luhabll,d mostly by The de
srcndani5 d he Old Buccaneers and by negro turtle
iishrrs4
The srbr. PATRIOT from Pert M Plat, on The LIST inst
when of the port. experienced a shock oi an earth
9uahc-.N. !. Jom. Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22

Unrest # fir Slrufef, Ntv lo,k-The ENfnss Of
The I'm ru-t. -sy- t5,. eanrl Ham. oil that cay MAS
faato lulo cassua, az FRIDAY IS the tarn-f, GA mum
RUS wills ssdtd against ifin h} prtefs having eAeca=
l9ens IA hts bands, aInounul z tp many iAousand dollars
II (which his ~ curits are it-I aH"i+'.
: Il Is presumed that the duties Of tie ofi,ee will be
p.rloraned dunn. lie remainder Of the ienn. "hlctl Ter
inmates tins fall, by Deputy WrsraaftLr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-22

Brseln unL MoSrur>f3Tfs cr'et4t.oa Of tho
Completion oft4l- na0Ic monument VII tabc plsee oe
ir 18th Vi JaHe ifAt, - ANNIVERSARY Il the ba,iIs
which II communicative. Nv ,t-s1 Is Il deliver an
afat.al au liz tccaaInn, Which will. ~ dua#f. ho gr.ii
moduellu. The President, aHa l' had. 81 D.pau-
nsnls. and TIE Governor Of Masa,eHn,eti- the oh,t
Executive and the Judicial ia trs q IL Sale, f.ss:i-
II with n.cfl5.t~ 1.-THE L. lfnrr. II Is ~ actcd, viii
ia rre.epl on lh, oscas.9p. Il MI 10 one Il The mosl
interesting event, "a. las ilT . Ing Tine ooouied II
IuC country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
MOUNT VERNON RACES.

THE RACES over the MOUNT VERNON COURSE, Acxan-
dra the Virginia side of the Poomac, will commence on
TUESDAY rd Of oohc and continue five days The 1T 2n
and rd DAYS shall sweepstakes for old colts and miles
Also, heats and mile heats for Jockey Club money
The purses, will he published in bilsAnd on Fri
dy 9th day of the month"; FAsoS REGISTER and RE rNT
will run mile heats for the following pnrseths proprietor
puts mp slOO0 and each of the parties an inside stake Of SOW
making purse S0 Same day sweepstakes 500 entrance
D. p which The proprietor ndds sOo Closed
with the following entries 10 VIII: -
W. p Newly sorrc horse Winchester by Clifton
Contention, years Old. George w MILAN enters mare
Duchess by Corone dam Tariff, years old Co. VIM Dnva
by momky dam by Lafayette years
And Saturday. the lat day, Jockey Clh Purse s.o per
added the mile heats free Tor all
ages. Also day. sweepstakes for thee CID colts and
FLIES S25 entrance, which the
proprietor will $50 and close before the 5
day nf October, three more to make a race.
published in several paprrs, that the mistress OF
the turf Miss FASHION would Mount Vernon
Course this FALL assert positively she will he here and will
run four mile heats the Mount Vernon Course Friday
the eth day of October ensunr should she die the
Intermediate time VIII preserve her noble hndy AMI exhibit
Therefore, wishing To have sight OF her
shall not be disappointed, whether she IL dead av;
WM. MERSiiON, Propr ctor.
S,nt I'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
NEW FALL. DRY GOODS.

THE subscribers have received by the regular packets
railroad from New York, large and choice assortment oi
SE.iS ON.i + GO DS
in their line the whole Of which have been purchased and paid
for the lowest cash prices They offered whole salt
aud retail reasonable advance for cash or city accep
ances. They part follows:
Extra super English and French Cloths
Super blue invisible green and olive Cloths and CASH
meres
Heavy bnckskn ribbed striped and plaid Cashmere, very cheaJ
Extra rich 4 and ID Alpacca Lustres, At all prices
Super Orleans Cloths, Chusans and 'resans
Plain and figured Monse in and Grape de Lane and Chay
Tartan and Circassian Paid for childrns wear
Super PLAIN and striped, black and blue black Silks
Rich ombre shaded ard langeabe striped and plaid Silks
fancy cnorrd Rniun, Loop and moIar Fringes
Cambric :aconci, Swiss, checked and null Mu,ns
Jubilee. lace striped, Tarle'on aud drapery do.
Thread and Le Laces Edcnss and lnscr;nes, large
sortment
As,bur,on Lace gimp worsted and cotton Frnges
Ladies' chenille, and embroidered six Gloves and Ms
10. kid, Lisie thread, Castor and Berlin d."
Grntlemene KID buck, beaver, Berlin and six do.
80 and l0-4 Table Dama-k and Table Cloths all sias
Irish Linens, Lawns Linen Cainbrcs and Napkins
Linen Sheeting Bird Eye and Russia Darer and Cash
Shell .de, dressing, tuck and ivory fine Combs
Hair, tooth, nail and comb Brushes. Soap. Cologne, &c
Ladies' plain hcslcbed and thread cambr andker
chiefs
Velvet iara,a and satin bonnet hat and neck Ribba'd
Large and medium Shawls, Scars and Handkerchief
Super black and blue black Bonhaznes and cameo Brocade
Habit and furniture Caicocs aud Gnchans, all price,
Irvine and corded Skirt, COr-etS and worsted blgs
New style printed Veveis for ladies' dresses
Whitney, rose, point, duaila"d twi-d blankets
super ingram Carpet'ng, stair do and Rugs
Satinet., Kentucky Jeans, Krrscys n,pi Cotton, &c.
Heavy all wool milled kerscys, for field hands
Plain striped aud ldaif instys ind coured Doinestc
Heavy Pill CT tbs, FluShnrs Plains and Booking
To'lne Mcr'no, Nalenlia, Cashmere and her Vcslngs
Plain and figured silk Velvet and plain aud inquired Sn do
White rreru yellow bus, plain and twed Flanne'
Sup.r non drinking Welsh do. Ill prices
Bicachcd and brown heavy Canton do.
With complete of heached and brown Sheeiinas
and Shnes Cotton Oznabures Ticken, &c. Of the most ap
proved STYLES.
Country Merchants Farmers, and Citizens generally nv
examine which will be fond supe
rior to that Of any former season.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN & CO.,
II street. Shocke Hill.
cau. ln..2 uc,i2,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

VALUABLE RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-on TUESDAY
day of October si3 shall sell public auction,
PREMISES called Woodstock half IN whine OF about
hundred of Land lying MelrrTin riyc the
county Of l.uncnbure.
The tract has several hundred flat land ant
Upland said to he good for tobacco wheat, sc
On before the 18th instant the land vii he divided DIR
Nathaniel A. Venabr mUieiy interest therein
half will positirsy BE- d public 0ucry whole in dvi
ded Those disposed invited 10 t
land and HE growing crop. which will he shown by my
Dr. venabe residing the premises Liberal credits vii
he given Sale conducted Attorney, William Nhleti
Esq LITTIEBtKY F. STAiNBACk.
r There twenty eight NEGROES the Woodstock Is
tate belonging me, which viii he sold publicly between the
18th December and LIST January liberal terms Also,
half stock Horses Cattle Sheep Hogs Plantation utrn
sils, L. h. SFAlNBACK.
Sept. II 36-w4w
NJ PoSTPONEMENT-The sale Of the above Lands is post
poned TUESDAY, the 18th day of December next when thu
2s Negroes and my half Of the Stock Plantation Utensils
will be sold. There ,9l6 acres of Land.
l.. Z. sTAIABACK
Sent lids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

nR oAKLEYs COMPOUND DEPURATIvE SYRUP, for
~ Kings Evil, obstinate Eupons of the
Skim Pmpe Pnsles The Face, Scaly Eruptons Chrome
Rheumatism letter Syphi Symptoms. and ali disorders arts
ing from impure of the blood inudcous Of mercury
&c, &c.
This Medicine extensively in the United States
with decided benefit Scroulu Mercura Diseases and IN all
Of an liberated character.
REAptS No, June, 1889.
We the under-ned having frequently used Oakey's Com
pound Depuaiive syrup the of practice, with de
cicd beneficial results, cheeruly recommend il TO the faculty
as a superior preparation n. II. MuH1.ENBERG, VI. ID.
SOLOMON &. BIRCH, do
JOHN Il. OTTO, do
The above valuable preparation for sale by GAYNoR L
LlELL, Agents for the Proprir or
One door above the Bell Tavern.
Dec. 81 7i-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03
A CARD 80


To Country .Ntrchnnfs and Farmers.
Z. WATKINS. few doors above the Eel Tavern, on tn
opposite side, Main would present
iuny TO inrm country merchants and Others may visit thi
market for the purpnsc o goods stock
BOOTS, SHOES. Sc,
for the Fall trade will be exclusive having been carefully select
ed by Mr. g. IL. Denson. who employ ll1 ha
considerable experience in This branch Of His toc
having been purchased tby leaving orders for their manufacture
early III Jny which was previous 10 the advance In price o
goods in his line will enable him fifteen per
less an he could II he had purchased later date, whchs
difference of no small Iteration.
HIS object being I" establish hmIe business he intend
using every for the object
and TO further his nrose offering his goods sue
prices rs :" III make To the of purchasers call and
anime his Stock.
lie has received portion nj his and will continue
ceve ny various arrivals during the SEASON.
Sept. 33-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

p 1916 prizes amounting 10 81 l79 l7s
Tickets sa-IiaIves sO-Quartprs sa-Eighihs 50 So
Cerincatrs oil Packages of 6 Whole Tickets Lottery
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III eightis, - 50
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only 2916 packages in the lottery thus the atyrn
turer Who purchases BY package has chances
Of drawing the Grand Capa, Prize of $50 OGo in
463 of drawing either the $50 900 capital s3 CAM
tai prizes chance IN 95 of drawing the S6n0n
the SiS prizes; chance in 5s5 of drawing the
S3O00 406e, prizes; chance
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1000 $780, OO 10000 I40s, 10000 dollar prize
or the grand capita prize of 81, 100 dollars
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amounting TO lii 0Co dollars.
Sept6 35-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-03

THE DISTRICT SYsrEa.-Tne Charleston Mercury,
and other Journals remarks the Pennsy pursue
course relative 10 the "Disrlct System, calculated,
and probably intended, 10 induce belief that the
friends Of all the Democratic candidates for the Pres
de ncy except those Of Mr. Van Buren,, in favor OF
electing the delegates TO the National Convention by
districts, and that Mr.. Van Burens friends alone
opposed to this method of managing the matter. Such
is not the The Legislature Of Georgia have al
ready, BY eenea' ticket, if we may thus apply the
phrase appointed delegates from that State to the Ma
t,onal Convention, and have instruct d them 10 vote
for John c. Calhoun In Pennsyvana, too, the friends
Of hir Buchanan are unanimous in their opposition to
the district system This matter is not ITSELF and
cannot in fact be made, question o. men. We doubt,
indeed whether, in the end it will be made question
all; for it is according to The popular saying, about
six of one and half dozen of the other.