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New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-26

IAMP1CO.-A pTlNdte ItlItr HUIIl IdIIpICU'
dated the I'd inst, contains the following inform
alton:
Business here is as dull as usual, but We have
lately had some ten or twelve arrivals from Eu-
rope of vessels laden with merchandise This
win probably give some animation to commerce.
Fifteen hundred men, forming part OF the troops
who capitulated in Yucatan, arrived here ycster
dav. The seat of Government Of this department
is about being transported to Tampico. This will
greatly augment the Importance and add to the
nopulation of our town. n. .. Bee.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-26

u William G. Glover, arrested for a most
brutal and violent assault on Miss Austin at East
Boston, Mass has pleaded guilty to the charge OF
assault, whereupon nol pros. has been entered
on that of intent TO commit a still foucr outrage.
He can now only be sentenced to few months
Imprisonment. This is getting off easy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-26

IMPORTANT TO F,MlLrEs-CRoToN WATfR'-Per;ons
abou, Introducing the Coton INTO their houses ae requested
., road ,bs following:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22
From 81. augustine (FlOriial Nsrs.
MEIANCHDIN LOSS OF LIFE

The schr ThoS Dali, William n. wilkins, master, from
Norfolk bound New Smyrna, put into his port sun
day last On the Both u when oil Musquit, Bar, signal
hoisted for pilot, and after laying oil and Tor
time and pilot appearing, the and three men low.
cred away the yuw and made for the inlet for the purpose
OF visiting the settlement whether pilot resid
ed there and sound the Bar and the
sci 10 take her in. They started but through mhsp
too Tar 10 the Southwark. and the boat
capsize and the four hanging 10 her side
the breakers. Captain wilkins immediately perccyinE
their unfortunate stood close into the bar, bat
unable 40 rescue them, not having another boat. lie
then stood of and until night and the boat with the
iorunaies disappeared entirely lie again approached
bar the next day. but nothing OF the On the 81
day, some men down the beach, and
signal OF distress hosed board of the schr but
ceived assistance. There the Least doubt all
OF the pershed The following their nsmes-Hen.
ry Gray, mate native OF Philadelphia STANDARDIZATION
Ennis OF Maryland John Jews Of Virginia aud Backus Of
do.
Tho persons who were tho beach, supposed
tobe Live OaL cutters who have been staying Smyr-
na all the summer aud down to the bar n fishing
excursion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

-HT. EdhtOr-l read in your paper Of this morning a
communication over the signature Of Hawk" upon the
subject Of the appointment by the Common Hail. Of DR..
bockenbyugh as agent 90 the city, for the pur-
pose of procuring the assistance Of the General Govern.
meni "O carry ont the projected lower James River I'm.
pfoNemtnt" Ia that communication Informed
that the appointment struck the great majority ~ tins
community with surpTi-eu surprise by dmin i.
ed by your advocacy Of the the Wing Of the 10Th
inst" Without assuming 10 myself any very
quninance with the sentiments of the community upon this
SUBJECT dare cay u mEch "lIawk's," and !
oNPoci moe accurate well assured the appointment
has secured very general approbaon and congratulate
you, sir IN taking the position you did IN relation o IT,
Though differing politically with DR.. H., concede 10
him Intellectual nttanmcnts inferior none; and those
who know him, kH0W him be- superior tho mrrcennry
und groyclng motives ascrbed him by t, gentleman of
The ieaihered rhe W. are tod sgain 81, that Mesar4.
Mayo and workman sought this opportunity Of inhstng
an injury upon Mr. Bolts, becnuse Ut disappointment oc
cnsoued them AZ hc organization Of the Ceuuo Clay Club
oi Virginia VI ~ not for Ia say what those grntemens
reasons were; but from intimate personal acquaintance
with them, Of years Standing, will undertake 10 say they
were worthy OF them the motives Of "fIawk" i'm
ascnbing 10 them considerations d'spicabe II was the
custom Of Gc Jackson IN the morning Of his great inu
enco and popularity. toappy the guoinc all who dared
tooppose his political views and aspirations When Mr.
Bots las attained ibis distinction, 10 will then be- time
enough for his friends 10 threaten hs opponents will, SINH
Tar ordeal. Try % when they will, unless am very much
mistaken they will find IN this city Of doatry ne they
would have ~ believe but which very far from adj.
uniting, IN intelligence and respecaby and numbers too
moro formidable opposition Than they have ever dreamed
a. dismiss The subject entirely. JUSTICE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

The official organ begins to talk about selEdc.
struclon. A correspondent responds in the true
Curnis vein, and we do not doubt but that the
whole Tyler party will, like the heroic Roman
youth, prccibitatc themselves into yawnipp
chasn, merely to spite the "Globe clique" and the
Wings The idea is not bad. Tarquinius Prscus,
We believe II was, constructed the "Cioaca Man.
ma" over the Curtain chasIn and il is not posi-
bic that President Clay can pay more deserving
tribute 10 Tyicrism than To erect similar Temple
over IFS remains
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22
The pure, the dear. HE rinuons prople

The pure, the dear, HE ririuoHs peGplet
The presses, which arrogate to themselves cx-
elusive devotion TO the people, and which for years
had been singing hozannahs TO the virtue and in
ialliby of the multitude, have, since the election
OF 40, omitted no opportunity to represent the oh.
jet of their idOlatry as wanting in the simplest
virtues. They hold up the mass influenced in
that canvass 10y lhe most sordld the most sense.
less considerations as mercenarics without prn.
cipe, Or dolls, whose iata,LJle judgements were
biased by the most ridiculous tricks and hummer
les. Thus demonstrating, iftheir charges he true,
that the people Of this CONTRIBUTION they affect
TO worship--arc incapable Of elEgovernment, and
no longer wortiiy Of freedom.
We observe that the leading organ OF this fac
ton lthe Globe) persists in this derogatory impu
tation upon the people, Every election, which re-
suits adversely TO its wishes, it forthwith ascribes
to bribery and corruption. The dear pcoplc-the
yirtuous proplc-are bought up and they are he.
mocr0fs too, Of course--ior Wings would have no
occasion to buy Wings. II is in this strain, that
it speaks Of the Wing majority in Massachusetts,.
II says:
H. poor plurality of tiree OF four thousand votes
made up exclusively Of dolar influence. II obliged
a. purchase dearly every partial triumph and to succeed It
cipine ever known n any country. Such The pCci-
OF the party iaccs and the military enforcement Of all
the munmuyos that the Boston prints headquarters had
express Of the result every Of the stqe the
first day after the election Mr.. Briggs poll shows every
in the State which the party command by love
money"
We repeat tia. If this foul impulaiion upon the
people, by this immaculate Democrat, be well
founded quite as much blame justly attaches to the
briJcd, who are Democrats, ~ 10 the Jri5ers, who
are Wings and for very shame, this bell.wether OF
Democracy, should lorbcar TO publish the infamy
Of his own party.
The y. y. American notices in the annexed pa
ragmph, another kindred article from the same
Democratic organ, in which il is anticipated that
the next Presidential election will be controlled by
British Gold. with The American VIC say, all bo.
nest men should cry shame upon such vile ISLANDERS
as these
From the New York American.
IA IatsHgeHf Psopie.-TIc Globe newspaper at Wash.
ingonbo central organ Of the Democracy and oil
backward IN is batteries ~ the peope-hns lately,
perceive from % cOpyists tbs part q eoun
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

The Common Council of New York. just before the
late elections. passed ordnance increasing the pay
the city wachmen-he ordinance have a retrospective
operation. This designed, and understood, be
consideration to the Wachen bestir themselves in the
election They did So and all OF them voted, like true
men, the Regular ticket. Last week they called the
City Treasury for their increased pay;-when they
intormcd that the Mayor had rctocd the ordinance.
The Tribune thinks this beats horn nts and s-wood
cucumber seed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

On the morning NJ the Jlsi, ~ half past u o'clock
HAyyiu Glass;, widow ci he late John Clarke IN the
sJh year her npe.
The funeral will tako place this day, atII o'clock
from her a'e dwelling, near The Medical College 10
the Friends hurying gromd.--ller friend, and ac.
quainances and those Of her sons Henry and William
John, aud VI the family, invited to auend without a
paroulsr inyitsion.
On Sunday, the 9Oh Of October, I5i9 AZ the residence
her father, Locust Grove, in the County Of Gloucester.
Va ailera short Illness Of days. ELyEa only daugl
Ter o Robert A., end YirPinin Smbbefsld eyed wears.
months, aud IL dsys
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

FRIENDS or TYLER-TO TIE RESCUE
10 ne ri.or of nre Madisouan.
SH;-n your journal Of Friday evening find you hold
ing tho following noble sentiments:
"Lsf ne BE- united one man, and ready NJ
nsars Warning, 10 share the Jafs, chafsuer m0V BE-,
rsssrpsd for fhs PTssidsnL Erery of honor, bhO
yroJssss 10 support the Administration, rH not hesitate
10 do no. We must rrsiH and oppose Tie i1tosrdRf and
dcisioris GIoJs eiqVs, BE- he consequences Vhai they
may"
aman VI honor, wh, from tie jump. has supported
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF HIchmond
HrA Tat,, NJ, lag at y'sio,t rM

ARRIVED,
Schr Wsye, Roger, Bo-i1n unddcs
Brig liannai, Chevcr, Salem, plaster Ia A. Warwick
Schr Marietta BUR-, Knapp New York, sundries
SAILED
Schr Lotha, Collins, New York. coal
Schr 5. Rockhill, RoIings, New York, coal
NEW YORK, Nov. 20-Auvcd, schrs Ernpirc HAYES
days I'm Richmond, -four Mary Jane, Powell 3dnys In
Richmond. Hour; Marin, Awe, days from Richmond
houG Ann Smith, Cole, days I'm Richmond mdze. &c
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 20.-Cleared, Sclr Erin
Gardner, Norfolk and Petersburg jos Hand Scr Cathu
nne Amanda Teal, Richmond Jos. Hand
BOSTON, Nov. lG.-Auived sohr Patmos, Clark
Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

and continues supper, the Administration Of Mr. Tyler
not by efss,as hut BY ard with all bis might and
main respond from heart every word u the dccls
ration above FORTH for one, II there be no, another
to Join ms. prepared and have been prepared
share the fate OF the Patriot the head OF the Goyern
ment let oil the friends, therefore, ct President Tyler
throughout the UnOn not his secret foes masked in the
visor NJ friendship, OF whom there eyions side
and in the midst OF us) unite their forces and the
death the intolerance, the insoenee the dragging the
stake" violence OF Francis H. Blair and Henry Clay, aud
their Inscriptions tools.
A TyLER.NAN IUNr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22
|, tAs Ediiors Of The HieAmsnd Yaquiy,, !,

Orange G. H., Nov. IL. lsi3.
eenuemsn;-Ny order Of tho Uaisa Agricultural So,ie.
". directed to send You the rncl,~ed Adlr. deli
Neted by our President, James Newman E at the snnu
al meeting, held here Nov. 3 I3) with request tina,
you WI. publish n N your paper snds also send copy
the Richmond Whig Tor publication BY giving il an in
ssron a. early possible, you will confer great ON
the Society. Aud Oblige your-. &C..
MARCUS BULL, ia,
AssisiaRf Rseordiag Sec'g,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22
DATENPORT d ALLEN

nLD Cognar BAniy supenof sole L-ater"GDod a"i Dam
~ aged Sicuy Madeira Wino"CanHa" brand; Loaf Sugar
Mo0ssy "isycrugs" Crushed do PspefAg. Letter and
Wrapping qualities; CInjlesiiu's Patent 10 Judd
3d. d. Jaskson- arcCorltes sug1rs-St CfoN and Porto
Rico Conre-Rio Java, AngO-uU and
Hgusyr. T-as-firr ami Ess Pine H4Egover do Imperial
shn!nssonrd Bsrun Mddlngs s3i-iiyernol hnr siIf'-
American BHssJ Alum CoppeTss bladder car OlIanners
snd Winter ip GroIid GngsT DO Pepper Brown Stout Blast
Powder Ground Pt-i'r IsDf 'aii Window Chss Rice
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

IL Col Benton declines attending the Democratic Ma
onal Convention lie does not because he dsapprovs
OF the manner OF his appointment by the members OF the
LEGISLATURE vt the him vote for Van
Buren; but he orcsees difficulties which various
questions which to be introduced before the Couven-
non will give rise; and "dcspising hc says do. all
contention about Office determined have nothing do
with it, lie concludes his letter by hoping that the
OF Missouri will nuiiy siuiy herself by doing
thing nor fall into the scheme OF frustrating the object OF
the Convention hy sending nobo1y to IT,"
This l. ilibcra in the Col. lie should permit Others
do rs he does lie proud have any about
office. and he wishes Others do the dirty work him
If has own rule good tor himself. good for Others
and all conform 1t, ihcrr will I've no Democratic Con.
yrnuon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22
John Randolph, and Mc Procion,o,;on

correspondent of the "New Mirror" is fur
nshmg that paper with letters Of John Randolph,
never before published. Among others we find
the following. What would old Roanoke think
and say if living now, to hear these P.ocion,a.
ho"'sts, Richie n Co., arrogating to themselves
the character of State Rights mem
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22
ID p. pERKINs q 60. havc ln.l received

ID =. PERKINS Il co. have just received
H. 'inlu.ff the RoilH' cheap edition Clalmefs com
pr'o N0rks Also works II Dr. tb1Imer Clarke
Commentary, ,nla9 edition Mcknight the Eyises Rev Rich
ard Wai-ons Mllrans History Of Chusuany
DAubrnes History pf Eei1mni0n Chapman ScI4ns Homes
Introduction study Scripture Bltiefs complete Work Mo
ir0 yo's Works JDephu-. King
dom NJ CflI hasrr Great Commission aud Great Teacher
~ Haus together VITA large apply Of Bibles Hymn Book
various syes binding waking Genes Natie
naiifa InsfuHsDf Spy Glasscs, g. s..
do,fs below Valentino Bfesien Go,
~ ~ Main ~ shYckoe Hn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22
"Ianuarv 81. ls99.

~ an now much than when / wrote you last and
see no probability Of my eyerrecoverug sufficiently to leave
this place. The springs of life worn out. Indeed in
the ayect state Of the public mind there j. nothing worth
living for IL - mereiiul dispensaion Of Providence
e' death can release M capyo from the clutches II the
yranL was noi born 10 endure a master. I could moi
brook military dcspotsm in Europe but AZ home il Is not
10 be endured could mol, have believed that the people
would boon have shown hemseyes unfit for free 20.
vcnmcnt leave 70 General Jackspn and the Hartford
men, and the ultra fedcrasts and tories and the Office
hoder ond oice.seokeF hsr triumph oseJ f6e liberties
Of he eOUHfry Tiny uW staBd damned 10 ererIasfisg
fd"e ours, J. Z. II r."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

The musical world is promised something extra
tonight. Mr.. Wallace, and Mrs. Bailey, are both
eminent in their profession. Their united powers
will constitute an attraction rarely met with.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22
~ The Southern Mail failed yesterday.


See Mr. Wickhnm's exposition Of the reasons, which
governed ho action Of the Hail. IN making the appointment
"f Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22
music MUSICl


- III. TAYLOR has Just received Il new
n supply 81 Music Fore-aluong
following Songs Come, gently
Anon. Tie Fans Bride Forget THE Lady
sweet Robin, "us'E Of ny s1u Ros song sympathy
True Love forget Ny Uousa Mary Bell fhe Emblem
Flower Thy Image haunt Loves The Birth
Of Christ The last time him: The Mothers feTewe The
Spirit bird words by Rev J. y Mh Why Tensive Per- Mai
den II had but thousand Russell Friendship Love
and truth Away. Greenwood. Jeanuie Morrison.
Dempaer WAL1ZFS la Me,caua Wait, by W. v. Wallace .
La Sy.ate, b. ditto. Ia ditto La neseadl
by ditto Les PeTe by tio. LG Eeyc Romance by ditto, Lana
gonBsise Nase by Au5er Sentimental Walt by Bnrsmue Pau
lens Walk, Worisiie Walt MUSIC STORE,
20 Opposite HluS-.
U'REsII ARRVhJUst 10 IsnJ per sieanihoat, supply
- Ladies half Gafs quality For good AMI
cheap Shoes, JUDAH MYERS 4 60,
90 Fa.honabe Boot and Shoe Dcaars
S.A FOR RENT-The upper part of the mid
pt1 Mansion Building old AMI established
public boarding house. To good the VIII
be oadc reasonable ad immediate possession gyenApry 30 d.
BURLINGTON. or no J. MYERS L co.
N QUARTER PIPES Cslabria Pou WIN
lU Punehcon- Oh Pure Rum. For sale by
no DAVENPORT s. ALLEN
sTEvEH AGuE-Purr supna,s q puinne. received and
u for sale ~ BOLTON L HARRISON,
10 y Drugs 81 Corner Main ana Governor So
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

Wy life Is obbng fast. What will the New York Even.
ing Post 10 Rche's apology for the proclamation in
his Enquirer Of the first Instant Never there so i'm.
Pudeni thing IL seems them tha the PRESIDENT did not
know good, easy nan. what his proclamation contained
Verify, believe IT, He is all for law and the civil
power and shoulders at blood Save from my friends
- good old Spanish proveb But his disaht friends
are his bcrcst enemies ard him a tool for ef own
unhaowed purposes of guilty ambition. They HIVE first
brought him into odiim, and then sunk him into contempt
Alas alas 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22
From the New Mirror. &c

Mr. Randolph was 'sste-rights man." and hence as
might be supposed, the celebrated proc amaon Of Gen.
jackson against the Nuiters OF south Carolina issued in
December 1882, called forth his oudesi anstemas Ills
very weakness Of body seemed add fire HE spirit and
sinking though lie was daily be took deep interest in tie
political OF the times In the following letters
he expresses himself very freely:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22
CARD.

HAVING learned that some persons had sup
posed Inst noticing which ook place snine lays
since reflected upon gentlemen (wt0 Trustees were ad
Neisng of the property then offered for sale ~ my
f) To any knowing relations which sustain towafd
ose gentleman eSpinnon could be neccFsato an Others
asscfveratc nothing more foreign 10 my nind
Right up ami down most respectfully. A. GoDDfN.
springvine, Hsnrico Nov. ~, Ist9 92--tt
AJAX Wood evrds Oak Wood for low from on board
~ schr. MiniotL Capt. iadd. in the Dock.
noqO jas. FISHER A sON.
RBESr LAMP oiI,soogr ofue article fof ~
- no9 PEARE JONES q WINSTON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22
N.ai.sa u.rs cha, C,,s.

W regular meeting Ciub win be h. N the s.,cor
Of the Exchange ga THURSDAY EVENING NENr 4. ,r,os,
a Po"e.uAl attendance Of all whS-i 1. requested
-, |, ,....
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

PROGRAMME:
PART !.
S'hNA III ARlN-Mfs BAILEY" Eneha oh tu. R,i-.r,.
49, Prom the Opera of u donna IaEn)
ANpNNIE 'ANIABlI.E and VARIATIONS fur IA. y.oii,, nm
th"tARNINAL or VENICE and the WITCHES ma x,r
composed by Paganin aud executed by Mr. w v wan,rr
s'"Irh BALIAp-Mr. BAiI.EY"My heart IL ..ir for SOM.
cp ~, a., -hrad.fs
GRAND FANTASIA and Variations III Bravura for the Piano ON
iavorie Romance. the Opera L. E@i,r ,on,.i a.,
executed by W. " Wallace.
a..
S"N'-Mrs BAILEY Ger the mountain tIyori.
by Mrr HetaIs- Composed by ~ oeJ
'"Su"n ana brilliant Variations ON The "CRACOyIRNNE
49, Loo tlr fann composed and executed by w. " Wallace
hiSh bALLAD-Mrs BAiIEN-" Kathleen Mavorne,n -
written by Mr' Crawford. Composed by o. n. Crouch
.kAND VARIATIONS for the Violin. IN h. AR,
MI. COR PHI. IN which win be introduced IN. f,yottr
IRISH MELoDf--' lis the last Rose of summer and
koNDo rItfANTE FINALE, composed by Paganini and
euted BY MIR w. v. Wallace.
eCCoN'ERr TO commence at half past : O'Clock
W TtkETS 80 eacI--to lad al Mr. T. N T,ylo,,
ue store Messs DnnkeT Morris aud J. RaBioiLhs Rok
snTrs and At the Exchange Hotel 90
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LADIES' BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY.
Vert d0o, Je0ie ne Dry Goods Store Of Valentine Bre
den g Co. H0ctOs HH

LADIES' BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY.
N,r doo, Jeioe Tie Dry Ooods S'orr Of Valentine Brs
den g ca Sloclos HH.
Richmond Va.
TNHE subscriber would respectfully return. his
- grarfla knoN Judgements fficnis. customers
ladies generally for hc Kind patronage which bren ILLEGALLY
bestowed bin for e hst sixteen years riyand wouI
again solicit continuance ~ ie .t
Manufacture 40 sGia Of Boot. Ladies
Mice in No. bct ind fisIonaii. manner
We would r1r, ult coll ' time.
on hand n h' own uanlfse " consisting part Of the follow
. ng kinds
Dfes Slippers ani firs.
Kd NM M0foreo fancy rYld Do
Horo,eo Nd Seal c ab fn Lsan,f Walking so-. Of every
. Hyis Fashionable
Also
general af"rnsni Df Mses ani Shoes usually worn
] BY th~m either for ifes. ,ysp d1y wear
We has on hand even article manufacturers DEPARTMENT
suitable Tor making description that NAV
d'l ~ shon npr AMI luc prices cinn1 phase.
." +4 y. o. FRANKLIN
FOR RENT.
INHE House on J. street belonging to the Is.
= tate u H H'ycs. 1tcJ D-eurri by Mr. Adam. smith,
F"'''sson gwen ndai'J. appJ the Exchange Bank
WR-5iawn J. A. MeRAE
l00NONA Scotia Grind Stones, common
f1e - hrsf 40 'or yaetons- receiving and ,se
100 '3l JOHN n. GORDON.
DErEH~ PILLS, ssnune in .asu iore. for ale b.,
10" BOLTON HARRIsoN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22
Prom The Now York American.

A IatsHiseRf Psopie-Thc Globe newspaper at WISH.
ingonbc central organ Of the Democracy and oil
backward IN ~ batteries ~ The people iicly
perceive from some q m copysts Ia tbs part q e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

" The mode Of life peculiar renders pacul,r
necessary find Practitioner that " ~ give Them The b
Medical advice with such remedies Immediately and ~,
naneniy all nature Strangers. A. wen m
o"'s having both objects ia view VIII do well Hart
Icy whose attention has been these Is YEAR, pa. In the
perfect removalof these prevalent disorders. " o, ON s,,,
o7' Door h''g~ ne Tany CisrcA, RAmssd "a " B-Dr o.
can be Consulted with the eonGien. in regard to the
q" ms patients 20 that hesitation dread appc
hended Attendance fum = A. NJ ill JPN no ~
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GPLEN DIN Orori Editions ~ The Bibie, elegantly hount
- In Velvet AMI Gold.
Book Payer elegantly bound Velvet ani Coil
match Bibles above finished the beautiful aud 81,
CANT suitable presents together with beautiful collection
English AMI American ANNALS sud Illustrated wofk
and fpr the Book Store Of ~ DRNKER MORRis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

DROGUTs-BRouurs-B rerEss--f Keep constantly hand
- supply n heavy city made Brugue made n good MATERIAL
which nm selling low Alo, superior NORTHERN Made Bro
glns scwcd and peegcd which likewise selling vcy
Farmers 81 Shoes q other drcfp
ton. are invited a. give n call before they buy
M " DAWN BURLINGTON, Mansion House.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-22

Castor, AsphaItum and beaver Cloths.
WE have recently received large and beau
w uni assortment above ooo consisting part Of
brown. hlue, green and olive brown Caaor Cloths
woothack blue and green Asptaium do
DO Do, blue aLd brown plain and double Beaver 30
Also Reaver snd Ionied soil Ia
The above goods no4 KENT, KENDALL 4 ATNATTR