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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-17
LIVING IN BOSTON

LIVING IN BOSTON --we eorv IN.
toltoTtnB trom Bostaa eorcesp0adsnt
OF the HeW Kort ioUrHsi o. Conimsroc
'Aighty preparations are makiag
here for tho oelebCaUon on the l7th. (
woald suggest that the Gostaajans. Il
tbay sincerely desire tho com(ort Of
their guests, tmPOr', or bnag Grots some
reg'op On Other, q (eV good cSoks, OF al
whO visit them Vlu staad "a danger OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-17

CARLYLE, the EnElsh writer. says dat he sd
ds'' aspeei the dc deny Of e0a so.ety can eIhib-
f has slvsy' appeared to BE- this when hnaorabls.
hono' owing cons, euiiOus diligence cannot BY the
"'mo1' saorI Of io obtain the uecsssaries Of life;
OF whea The WOskiag man csanot even find work
bui mas' stand wih folded sups. lamsnuog bis Coo.
cod idleocss, though wiich himself and bee fami-
" are verg,ng % saFysiiou. or may BE-. actually
ca ReunE me pam ofhoaEer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-17

The Norfolk Beacon sayE-A husband g. wife a.
tended Kendall market last Saturday whose united
ages atiho birth Of their first child amounted TO
only 81 jean!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-17

TIE TALLAHASsEE FIRE The estimate
OF the loss by the recent rs at Tai lahassso as han
ded in to the committee. amounts to four hundred
and twenty five thousand dollars.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-17

The grand jury Of Kings county. N Y. have pre-
scented The Brooklyn COmmoN Council for keeping
disOrderly houses-io Wit. the engine houses.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-17

SIR Calhoun hundfed and fly Of the
,sssd uscosy. uotsra Loosfooos of Ciacmnaf. sss
tsking raessuFs - secuSs visit from gscat South.
sra siatssnan, during The present sgmmsf.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-17

BCSEER HHLL-To-day u the sar.iverrary Of
As Btifie = BanksSs H,ll and beG1re the sua ri.
- od ocean Iais morning, there will be thou
trs4s aPun tbSusaads gathered thsrs 70 celebrate
~ Esssf day. The eaaooa Wi; haze boomed ov-
eS DE- ~aSsr. he Gags be flying from the nsuatneu'
FOt GyAsP~Odsaos, from every hdi add eli the pol.
ic baIidiaEs. Che swords aad maskets Of the SOL
disry arc Eisaeing N Tho fra sgabssms. the stsoJs
are sssaias and prsne,us. the drums les'rnS aud
sssrY ius'faaelG sf mssie knaSa % man called iar
rs4usigu. "a susA oas roses of Jog saJ show, bot
49, Tee. eEoePs shsa the PaVsrfut orators deep
v-i1s pie sfteaian uin iliak q hav DE s,l-
Il usst s,anumeat LDsEsd sE,y-siEbt yesrs sEo,-
Thers
-Laisn saw s1ashef right
Whsu the druut b-at 81 dead fuiahL
AHd sveSg hsar sss lrsasbt Wi hsctst. lhst y,oald
- sFPtli,aE - tas aea u ass dsV.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-17

Mr. Legnre, tho Attorney General and Secretary
OF State 0dtnteT'm. ieft Washington Tuesday for
Boston, to attend the celebration at Bunker Hill.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-17

A SINGULAR SCENE AT A FUNERAL
On Sunday afternoon the body Of nE Old pru.Iourr,
named Penioj. inferred m the church yard Al
Paicham. small village about 'hrro miles from
Brighton. on the London ruad The wife Uf IN
deceased was attireS n becoming manner. arSd
followed her husband chief mrurner. Behind
her nj respectable distance. another female,
IN widows weeds. who appeared deeply
rerned IN the ceremony as Mrs Peniold an the
c"rpse leaving the church. follow ed the grave,
To the un small establishment Of the specIaWr.. u
was whispered that the strange widow wns Also
married To the deceased, and u proved. Sne was
Psninlds first wife, from whom he separated ina nv
years sgn. He enlisted In the Inniskrllcn dragpons
and went abroad. On his return, supplsi n his
wife To be dead, he hurried again. His first wa.
married again. Nh believe her husband is living
hut on hearing the death OF her first husband ,le
res WE'D like true penitrhi, Ia pay him the last
sad lrIbuis OF her uftscIun by seeing him land n
his grave. There is another more p-tent reason
perhaps, fer making herself known his frat wife
Peniold u is said died pns.essed Of sone prop ry
which she lays claim iu.-EIgiish paper
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-17
SATURDAY, JUNE II, Is43.
RELIGIOuS NOTICE.

The Rev. WIN PorIer.a Protestant Methodist
Minister will preach the FIremau's Hall. No. l..
on Market street. on Sunday next the 18Th ut lO3
o'clock. Also ni early candle light the same day
The friends Of reform irvIted 10 attend.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-17
THE ARCH DUKE CHARLES OF AUSTRIA

THE ARCH DUKE CHARLES or AUSTRIA
This iilusirious prince. celebrated for able gene
ralship ia his campaigns against Napoleon. still lives
"a high honor and estimation a the Austrian court
Al the festival given by Mr. Jenfer. At Vienna, on
the 22d OF February. in honor OF Washington. birth
day. The Arch Duke Charles present. md sil nj
lied his high respect for the name of Washington in
marked manner Our minister Mr. JcniIer. vraiilied
at the admifaii7n then aud subsequent Oecasions
expressed 10y the Arch Duke Of the chara Of the
American hero, presented 10 the prince IA copy uf
the Life Of Washington" A letter from V;enns To
gentleman in this CITY gives the GOllo wing passage
ir-'n III reply ofIhe Arch Duke in acknowIrdg nent
OF the presen" His name (wash ington's) recalls
events ton memorable. and attaches itself
TALLY 70 The emancipation OF his counIry II which
he wss The Dunder, the hero, and support. thai lac
history Of his time should pass ptsterity with
the lus're Of his civic aud military vIr,ues.-Bal
A ncric1H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-17

VIGOROUS OLD AGE.-Jsbs Quoey AJsus.
"boss @'H1sa"os sad phy-osl psws,s sts ts.,ss.
SO. o.a b Is PEAS sfsgs GA de Ilk 81 a.r,
Juig.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-17

Ths Chsriosspa Mecegsy sssaaos ,hst de ,sopl.
q 'aa' s's's whi care very huis vbs,bes As Csi
h'aa g o'-'at'ot fa' pfesidsui ~ ags Il thsy can
b '''s'o4 ta'i De Ggvora@su, adj opposs q.
rG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-17

There are efforts among the loco foco presses TO
make the people believe that the New England
Manufacturers have abandoned the tariff with Mr.
Webster. There never was a greater mislake.-
New England has not and never will abandon the
tariff. because. as we believe. there is too much
true, broad. uaional patriotism IN those states to
permOi their abandoning that measarsbuI the tariff
= Of much less importance. IL comparatively Of no
Importance 10 the New England manufacturer
with what q u 20 the small manufacturer Of
Peas yIyshis. Ohio. and The middle and western
SsHass- "a Erssf sslasiifamsnH can protect them
selves rzasr1as sail ssl4bli-l nsns dsaf are
sai - - szsalersa throughout lbese latter
szs..I saef ,rla-e1zsa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-17
1t hu, been proposed IN England to effect an nrre

IL has been proposed IN England to effect nrre
change in the monetary and metrical systems Of
that country. with view TO simplify them, some-
what on the plan Of the French system. A change
80 important, It nny be cen. has produced a sen
satiOn, and writers have appeared in the most
prominent, journals OF tho day proposing various
sysiemI to be adopted.
The plan proposed for the monetary system is to
retain Tho gold sovereign the primsry ur.lI Of the
British coinage. The sh illing TO DO one tenth Of
the sovereign pound-and a copper or mixed coin
one tenth Of the shilling; each Of these, in addition,
10 be divided into halves thus making decenninI
system, on the plan Of the Federal system Of The S
The Commissioners. in their report upon the SUB.
jeci. say. that great saving Of time and labor in
book keeping would be effected by the proposed
decenninl system.
In measures. the foot as now employed, it is pro
posed shall be the PRIMARY unit to be divided into
ten parts. The whole scheme is as follows
| 10 Dimes. Foot.
10 Feet........... Il Deeembede, or 10 IT, Stave
| 10 Decemped0s. IL Centpide
| 10 Centipede. ..........1 MhiePede.
| 10 hiIePedes. ---....l HTiaPede nearly miles
The same names and proportions to be adopted
in the measurement Of supeTfces and solids.
In weights. the hundred weight Of 10 los. 10
be 100 bs. and the stone Of Ii lbs. to 10 lbs. IL
the measure Of liquids. the gallon to be retained
with its present subdiVis into PinI and quar.
but. instead Of the various measures for wine. beer
and dry articles. now employed. il is proposed
10 have but ono for all commodities
Its to be hoPel, sincerely, that our monetary
system is undergo ng a radical change with al
practicable speed that will intr'duce the cents
half dimes, dimes, quarters, halves. dollars. half
giles and eagles The Only coin, ard the only
mode Of reckoning. instead Of tho various sys-
TENS Of money and trading in use. In meas
ureing lines, suPerfces, liquids. and solids
laboring under the same evils that arc complained
Of in England, unnatural aud ncOnvenisni div sons
and combinations, II Congress, and the state leg
islGIureS. the only source whence such things can
emanaie, would take these things in hand they
would find almost as much labor savoL as was Sa-
we'd by the invention Of tho cotton gin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-17

rae COAEr.--Ths p..ertidu = msds ~ ssv.
ers II the mos Distinguished ssiroaomsss n 'bs dsy
that the comet struck i,s sur. snd went iais ruins
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-17
OUT OF THINE OWN MOUTH, &,

1 l.
Mr. Tyler delivered an Grafton al
yorktown, Va. on the 10Th Octobe
S37, which was published, and fro ~
which the Trenton State Gazette fur
nIshe these extracts:
In a state OF society cunning achives
what strength is prevented from doing.
Its true robe is that Of the night; bot il
alien assumes brighter garb and claims
IN the name Of patriotism, popular sup
port.
'lt sits Ia high places and nsocks a.
the rum and distress Il has produced -
It's efforts are nov directed to forifv
itself "a its new and ili acquired position
IL makes pubic asciiOn Of the sabordi.
nate Offices Of the STATE, and those Who
PoOmiss 10 render the most active and
serviie services are regarded as the sue
eessfui bidders'
We extract still further.
And hOE often have ;hoae who have
reached aGllE 1O0's heigbts By proper
RiesnsIaad carried With chem pure hearts
and patriotic inteations, beoome corupt .
ans iastead Of proving blessings "a man
Eiad, have proved themselves the great
Ell cBrses'
Dc Shove vas WTiiisa and Uttered
/ ny tae sanse loan Tytsr -ho nov oeen.
pes has place of Pcssids 1t-sad us koo-
% 90 more sSrIkiag example oftse ruth
% thess senumsats thIa % furnished %
'as World by hrs ON bistory.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-17

Our experience is different.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
O'(CnRcll md Rcpcal.

The following ae extracts for The eloquent spcsoh 4
DANIrr o,oHSrtL Il The Dublin Exchange in itrly 70 SF
RobeE, pec' threat TO empty force to ut Gown ihe
ReEeal' movement
b., told ha sore desperate measures arc = he
taken or the suppression &C public opinion uon The
ton Re1eal; ih,t They II contemplate 70
birs e.eicie ill They may arrhiiaie The oonsi-
tuition. tut - this / pledge myself. thet shall haze
trouble IN don- So -e,hcuert applause vii = 10
the House of Common, Tor the purpose Of r7? sng Their
bill MI divide Oh evefy moan. DUNG TIE Progress 81
10 liil The, may t.rie ra. under f
tack iceland, kuovi ing m have due ny duty aii
with tle iull conviction mai Iceland wall 20 he's cheers
VIII resist Tie ili . tie unt q rs IoNsf, - ieis a.
When i, becone-a ,,sin.e viii Obey til Will obey
every l4N. unless msiaee 90 dNe coarh-and-siN
49,, - ~ b, ~. r,.- - I'm the, ser t.r.nt,
up this vital qne.in limmcn-e p'use) lnlcss they
chccs) SCI ticm - defiance. uui'ss 'ee 'e Their heel
upon constitution. and degrade themselves ~ he EYES
If Fuiogc ad tie CIVILIZED words. Nv tie eNoioe 81 d'~n-
i.ht t,fatiy crush c,nfIrued 'Iau>el have go
fear of ncn Let Them te-in See Mat is q urin.-'ee
what multi tu3es have 1oncd our ranks when Inc 80 i''"
Whisper went aF az that coercion VS. contemplated ana
DO n such numbers * around >tafi'd. when oo'f-
sian Wa INT a iuor what iI position 30 q c"eci
we've acrs teif coercion wcc commenced thcar, hear,
ana laal cheering What tsaid io 90 tae Rep sal cy
would thoi. 'iea lie Inn enc '"i e 'ar cunt, :"
othtrr Let hIn rNtngui>h- go Tie b. ei -
hc IRISH ieop'c. lie remnant t.eir s,ies tteFe-
eft 2 ;aasc. ana wa.l"g & hats .ni hant~ei.h Is
Frcrd NAV desert fre-frs BAY t'i,a',r. but VII
never iof,akc ihc path iha hive fioro,et 10 my 'h
VIII Ni.4tc law will "ufia-e 30 ord n'ncc Of man.
nol &C Hayr-h1t Us Ing as ih 70 fematis T. me "i
inch ,f thc >ttuiirn on winch can plant "y go 81
VIII hmsd.n Toiit whcicfrn o. plan ih'
lover with which VIII >t ul bold hc iuniiu- lhc'ts !
which thl- el acii sage cooked o. m ihe tce ic Ire
le,,- Pa t,i ~ several rinus i no iuir.rri, ln1
SIR Robert Tell. usfhe laifr Sif Robot Pol
uat he authorized D., &c Que,n D. ,Nutcs lcf N fe.i
ncuI,uce 10 Gle scn'mrns winch he ~ cicf t'uf
lelcte wsd 90 o. Ilcic ], ministerial az o 2, 1S-
that mot k"t Tr ~ aut qtHri hi--' -n'.-'''' '''
>ot 81 h 'ns. ana is % f, sat that iie newspaper -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
[EOIusnc sEE.....Numbcr L.

Of The debts las DESTROY II the power To protect the people
aul left tie governments only instruments Of oppuSlu
The only way III the fatal day i TOR the State
creditors here inao tie orrs OF compromise HAT aic
held out in Illinois and elsewhere, quietly possible
aud cl the MATTER drop.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
The stn,e Debt, aud WING Policy.

Domain to the Jew Brokers aad Nobility stockholders OF
London
Tho condition of the United States, in relation to the
Indebtedness Of the iusoveni members of the cou'efoa'y
wise be considered loc al peculiar or temporal
~ circumstance Il the funding system, what the
failure OF the banks in s37, 10 the credit system
throughout the world. Snal politicians aud superficial
thinkers affect ascrihe the disasters which followed that
event 10 local and political movements Il Is however
an undouhed fact that the iuhtcd credits III this country
formed that bat part OF the bubble, whic, cen
crIug IN London embraced the commercial world j. Is
true dat gave way this Try fiet because ths
the weakest point and most dependent 10 support
on foreign aid The difficulties started here rolled over
the Of the earth and the paper - stem of Ing and
which Us debt and arocary reared a on shnd
bank In the fall IF S39 saved from destruction only
by loan of 100000 from The Bauk OF France De
rebound a this country. has caused tie IA
slycncy Of many state Goveruu,nts % be declared ms
l. the only difference between them and thc European
govcrnmtnts They al insoiNent and banAruFicy'
which only declaration OF Insolvency, must soon 'i
low The cutlery rls,d IN Europe against tins inevitable
course consequence of the loss OF the mon
ev bat because tourhes their only ,dntrahe point II
the practical manner, which the progress OF human
rights viii he applied 10 the credit supported 'Anme' ''
Europe
W hen this country threw oil the yoke Of England,
and adopted the elective republican form Of government
rejected forever the absurd Wctcnsons OF monarehy 10
inv ie the rights and the liberties Of future gen
,rations They viewed with uuutcrahlc contempt the
absurd prcsumliye and saylsh conduct of hs English
people when in less they 10 Holland for William
10 come and reign them, ana hy solemn compact
with him did aud abdcic their riglti0 choose
kiug after for themselves, and ~" al Mtf p9t-
In ~. e7tr." such a5e The Soals of the instrument.
The American people aclnDNcJIe I'D right 40 tY-gpne
aas l., take away tltIr ilaenac rights, hof Dad they
covrt The power o. cnSiayc psttry, toiY aud soul II
did happen however that Irwin; to th Ius'd ou- SILENT
and unseen Of the oVcr ON the atr'c"us tsrl"-
ny Of ii, funding system was Dot 50 w unIc1s'ooi aod
through that they were permitted the fortunes and Pr"r-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
CONCLUSION.

us cudcavod seriously place tins great question before
our II know hearts have been aeiuad
only desire guard their labor and their property from
the spoer The manufacturers rich and powerful They can
afford employ writers and politicians battle for their interests
They crowd their papers and their speeches with praises oil heh ta
Of Congress : lsi0-il
Unite Journal r lri%
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

ashlNS iBBf'S Line Packets between Richmond AMI
NJ" ohrans VIII commence their september
and VIII be composed Of the following Vesselx
nNlue bNhLJpk- Capt ihHAN HORToS:
MFs oklhANS, Capt. W.. SMITH:
Brig JOSEPHINE. Cant 10 Ro,,x..S
One Of the above this plaee regularly every
nonh We can with confidence RECOMMEND above v..l a.
the public they expressly for the tad. and a. m ~
a. 10" a. any other ves and By steady and d.
Greet men OF long experience the freight
having very superior accommodations for cabin aud tsexe
passenger, apply J. FISHER A ao( -,
- HAskINs LIBBY.
N b. All freight from county above vessels viii be-
received and forwarded by charging only regular rayas. ami
wharfage. T.
iu22 - \,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Edited by pLEAsANrs a nossLEY.

rssss % srsS.siru"So City Hubserbsrs per ysar
ALL Too shorter Perio when by mail sOpsysbe
AL Gases In advance.
Ahsssu-Isa-Po h..n Tor lss one inuon IS cent?
Two Insertions ~ is! three insertion, " SO every
lag insertion. :, cents.
Transient ad,eussrS must pay advance.
The nonber Of Insertions of
MY they viii BE- inserted stopped char
ed accordingly. DO onlss stop also be writing
Annual Advertisers charged ESQ 30 and
proportion for adSer-nt- of so
h"s' sse,p, Aue,oaeers ami 'y d~a-r who charged
slo0, paper inehpirdJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18
A GENCN for Wistar.s HaIs,,,, az WA, o. i,
- Rovausrs iurro, ed Tonic MIXTURE "a '' ~"
CAYNOH. WOOD 4 cos
Ven ~ Hrr Tavern

bLNE. nENrEFiCE-Ths auic l. in tbe forn % IA ,.,i
sfeacous ard agreeable d-ntffce. having ,t s.sset -
and peasant ia-ieu cfaicafs from ~ tes ,s,r
spots oi ncicn ffray. nhes ant preserves o. es-f A. 49,
Evc-a pc1rihse whteness ana acts a. an ,uf -,t1
'fnr f gums 10 healy state ANT pervos fsts IN nm ..st
any, sof-tfrpaftd anl s0d Whoiesaie snf retail ~
90 " AtEN'H DUVAI A 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18
+. B. BENTLEY.

cotton VA
W oliee on ltth street lDr ths CoHl. na!. IA
hs Factory formerly owned BY the kichoai on
iany Cotton Yarns No. NJ 90
Cotton OznaburEs Nos. !
kaiapanKs A and
Gfotou p... - 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18
b BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
ENDRIS BERkLEl 4 co. Main Sire,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY.
q [ VS. 4 Nd DDLERY

Ivory. stag ana buffalo Tabla
Cutlery. Of eyey description
Rodgers & sons Wusteuholn,'s
and Crooke's sup. Pocket Cut.
Try
Carving. cook, and butcher,
Knives
Anyils, Vices Bellows. sl-,i-e
and hand Hammers, screw
Plates, sc.
liorss Rssp>; fat ami hall r1unl.
mil. pit eros, cut, lland-,aw
aHd al other Files
Clark's and kenrick', Parliament.
broad AMI narrow Buu Hinge.
Miiiwrlght's, Carpenters ana Ga
hrHet-MakeT's Chisels. Couse-
and Augurs
Drawing Knives Plane Irons.
and All Other Tools, Of Butch
err. Cams and American ma.
nullcfure
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18

Killing, wedding and grubbing
HOES
Carpenter Patent and Scotch
spring Iron Rim Iocks
Mil pit, hand. eros cut and cir
cular saws
I single and double barrel Guns
Shot Belts AMI Powder Flask
Avrs aud liaiebets male by
Collins, Simmons and Others
Log. trace, halter and other
Chains
Plated hraSs and s;ecl Saddle
-. OF every quality
Cast shear AMI German Steel
by the case, warranted
ShCyels, SPADES &c. Of Ams-'
and other makers
Hollow War. Wagon Boxes.
patent lined Tea keules, sad
Irons, SC.
- u-fa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18
REMOVED

Il hkANNAN CO.'S oti Dominon clothing stor. op
" Ir SIDE of The and Frahsn Hotel John
il-ys oh stand south Main n - fIoa, ,so er--
w N"hh rinhfae" THIS Opportunity AMI method
Known To thu citizens Richmond vicinity stat. Ina,
We constantly KEEP hand Cohng knd unore e.e
s ~ 'n@ current AMI approaching which
're"h pees iot cash We respectfully
So, oar stock whether they good not Al good.
% ." - Do not pea-- IN returned
h. money refunded O-y-AH gods Warranted t,9tf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18

sa>sihers ana Heavier Cloths.
w r. nre prepared To exhibit a large and splen-
dbl Dot NJ the above and very low pTc~.-p
'- "" have baek blues and nvisibl. greens
IN ta--insrer English French great yan.iV
consisting q Twee BGekskns Plain Wool Back.
bnss and Drabs French Pis Drap de 10 the
hns msnntAetnrec-n Beaver Cloths. Doubt
and Dab Fgd and Pain BesverSuveor Drab AMI Back
A-phailm cohs-Hesvy Pilot Forest Cloths &c &c Our
'eA OF the-e Good i unsurpassed by any country
Purchasers invited - examine
- u KENT. KENDALL L A1wSTrR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18

Ia EtN co opening large ant sntirs ,.,y Ia ~
IN Pants ani Vests, Tor cheap Tor cash
ALSO, City Beaver Frocs 20 ist Gpb.5 n ~. - NJ
mond manufacture Dress Goats Of goods and ite-t ,-
cheap Tor cash ~
y b-Nu connection with any and have The aim NJ
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