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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
SPRING Am STWNER UATS
Madeira. sherry and Port Wines.

VIE subscribers take pleasure To can the attention Of the trade
u andtheif friends generally. 60 arrangements recently m,s. Win
te Ne~-rs. backhun, n procure genuine Wine. Of the different
qualities OF Madeira, sherry and Por, To tins paes. which they can
"Hh commence and pleasure recommend. The long and most res
Peetabe standing Of the Mes-rs- Blackburn j. a guarantee that any
order iot their Wines Will De met in snct compliance with agree
ment The subscribers solicit orders for the Mad.ias Of the s.hc-
ton Of Messr-. George and Robert blackburn 4 60. of Madeira: for
10 Old Reserve London Particular ehoic. old London Particular.
sereiaL BuaL Malm-ey and Tnia, also, for shemes and Pwt. from
Mercy and opo1o, selected by MeSrs sandeman. Forster A 60.
Iho-e fond OF sherres and Port have an opportunity. through this
ageney.to command the yurer aud best. A table of The an. ron,
qualities and prices can be -een on Application tn
NH p DUNLOP NONCIrRE A. CO A-o,,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
NEW STORE

PEAKE, JONES 4 WINSTON
A RE now receiving their stock Of Groceries, consisting in
IN pan OF
- hhds. New Orleans Sugars. various qualities
. do Porto Rico, best quality
> do ST Coi1
1000 lbs. Woosey a Woolsey's best Loaf
5000 do Java, Laguira, Rio and other Conees
10000 do Family and Western Bacon
Together with an ASSORTMENT Of Goods usually kent in the hest
establishment.
by arrivals, daily expected from New York and Boston. thsy will
be in receipt Of their stock Of PlOughs. embracing every kind from,
one u n three horse sic; all OF which viii be sold al a small ad-
vance. Goods purchased Of them Will be sent to any part Of the
city, free OF charge.
an 2 pEAEp toNrS d. ..,Nay,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
GARDEN SEED
WARRANTED FRESH mi GENUINE
Wholesale mud Retail, by
WILLIAM PALMER.

IA AsPAR ACUs-Gnn, OF Dutch
BUNCH ~BEANs-E1ry Mohawk. do yellow 9 weeks. do. China
red eye, do. hall moon. d.. Rachael do. Royal Dwarf
roLE bEANs-IArge Lhn'- snail do, scarlet runners. Dutch
cas- knife rcd cranberry. French soison
shLI-EaHy Blood rurniP, Long Blood. MAngel wur1sn, white
cABBAcr-Eary Yorh, Early suEarioaG do. Barer.ea. Larr.
York, Dmmhead. Flat Dutch, Large Bergen. Drmbead savoy,
Green GgiSd SAVOY. Red Dutch, TurniP Rooted
cAuLIrLowER-Eaf and Late
CELERY-whiea and Red
CUCuMBER-Long Green. Early Frame. Early Cluster. Ghirsin
coRN-Eady Sugar and Tuscaroa
ENDINE-GIeenC CURED
kALE-Blue eerled Siberian, Green CURED Scotch, Rape o Cole
LETrucE-whie Head Ice, Fairy eurIed sh.sa, White and
green to-s. Brown Dutch
WATER MELON
NAsrURTIUM
MUsrARD-whi and black
oNloN-sivenkin Early Yellow, Red Annual
oKRA
PEAs-LAndrethl. extra early, Early May, do. Frame, do. charl.
'1 pr npps pruSaan, Early war.iek. Bishops Dwarf
PARsNIP-Large Dutch. Long French
rARsLEy-Fine euhed
RHUBARB-For Taus
RADDlsh-Long Scarlet, Long salmon, Scarlet Turnip, Yellow
do, White do, Black Spanish
sALsIf1 or VEGETABLE OYSTER
SPINACH
souAslI-Eahy Bush, White Crookneek. yellow do
TuRNIP-whreT Fiat Dutch, Large Nonok. Ruta Bara
Flower Roots and Seeds
Pot and Sweet Herb Seeds ra
UST received, per schr. Manchester, an assert
y ment Of Glazed Hats various styIes-also. scarf.. Stock. and
collars something rich and elegant. Also, Umbrellas, Canes &e-
winch VIII b sold cheap for cash, by GEORGE W. FERRY,
Fashionable Halter Main street. one door above
hR Messrs Nanlew, smith a. Coz Hardware store
k'INE waIrEHs.--Bcauufui waiter., for sale in sets,
and by the single one, by
ie lOl RICHARDS 4 GARDNER.
AEON, BRANDY. LARD AND SWEET POTAToEs-
- $4,000 lbs smhhhed Bacon-IO bbb Apple Bnndy-9 bbl-.
strong Peach Bandy-3O kegs Lar-7bbs Sweet Potatoes. for sale
o el J. 4 G.. WINSTON.
ELONER SEED.---IOO bushels Clover Seed.
Tree Of other Seed for sale At lowest price, jus; received per
steamboat lie lOl JAS. & GEO. WINSTON.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Edited by PLEAsANrs a mosELEY.

TEAMS o. srs'osrruos-To City subscribers. $500 per year
and for n shorter period. or when sent BY mail. sIo-uayabl.. In
all cases. in advance.
Apvrsuuss-for one square OF hneen lines Tor h-) one i,-,r-
ton 70 cents; two in.srtionss ~ isl three insertions o. so; and
every succeeding insertion. n cents.
Transient advertisers must pay In advance.
The number OF insertions of Advertisements must be noted on the
Ms or they will be inserted until ordered to be stopped. and char
% accordingly oJ- Orders to stop must also be in writing.
Annual Advertisers are charged $50 Tor two squares ana in that
proportion for advertisements OF greater length; and $50 fos one
@uare; ereep, Auetonscrs and Lottery dealers, who II, charged
500. paper ineladedl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06

HAVE in Store, and am receiving, INV
spring stock Of Groceries, which I Offer for sale
low' for cash. or TO pronpt dealers. viz.
- hhds y Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar
30 do 81 Groin Sugar part strictly prime
Soo bags Iasuin. RIO, Java aud Manila Coffee
SS kegs Nails and Bnds
80 boxes TanoW AMI Sperm Candies
10 Do. iuirs family soap
90 t-rees RE.
90 l"gs Gunpowder lBeauy& and Dupon,.)
} tons shot
~ tons cointy, Trciegar. English and swedes Iron
, hall pipes genuine D. Brandy
ppe LONDON D2k De, tvery superior
do pure OIL Holland Gin
. half pipes Imitation ,. Brandy
4 Or casks Oh Sherry Wine
j half pipes superior whNkey. VERY OH
Wooisey A wooisys loaf Sugar
fnme y. q. Moasse- In hhds and bblsL
'onmnn Whisky, " Do. do do.
Gunpowder. Black and Hyson Tea
LIZ. Madeira and :. ". Wine. IN pipes half ,i,..,r1n,
casks
superior OLD 7. Brandy. in dcmJohn-. the vintage OF 1906.
cotton Yarns Bed Cords Leading Lines
Pepper, Gineer. Alum
Aispiee. Nader, Indigo, Coppcras
Painted Buckets SC. &c.
1000 lhs Baltimore Middln- Baeon
E'OOO do. hog round do.
500 sacks Liverpool Salt.
Richmond. Ap. p, ~. yyM ANDERSON 1,
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ErNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
or II~ARTFORD. conn.
Agency at Richmond. Virginia.

NONNs
$500 Agency at Hichmond, Virginia.
'uNHiS Company was incorporated in the wear
ISIS with a perpetual charter anda Capitalof $500, 900.
and in.nfes against los OF damage BY no on dwelling 6ouse.
manufacturing estabhshfnsnt~ household furniture, and rnsrelan,
dns IN general on the most favorable tcms.
Any losses which tbs Company may sustain on hsgues tak.n Al
TN. agency win be adjusted with pronptiud- and hbcnbty.
made to The subscriber who has been fully appointed AEen, for the
City Of Riehmond and vicinity.
II. BALDWIN. Areu,
~@ Under the Exchange Hotel
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS, &c. &c.
Wholesni ana Retain.
49, a The public 81 generally; Tn, We s,s ;sIIns on our :.
lower than formerly. ana a. IL +. =, s.tsInin,,tnn -
fsaueS our stock as fast as possible, We inun. COUNTRY MER.
assuring them that no efforts on our pan shan be want,ng . 49,
nsm an all respects Amongst our assortment W Offer the follow.
FOR LADIES.
Ladies, ysIy superior French Morocco and hid slippers, par Nc.
Ladies very superior French Morocco Walking Shoes. do
10 me French Morocco and Md Buskins
Do DO caIfsn and Bues.kin shogs '''u'DN 1'H
Do eo'"ured Morocco slgosr. white and white saun DO
FOR GENTLEMEN.
DO Calfskin Boots. I'd, 3h and ih qualities
DO low priced peEEed and sewed Boots
no ~ very superior calt.sin and Morocco Brogans Miles
Do fine caif and Kips 90 nror,n. % and n sSo: Shoe. 81, DO
DO hhe BueA'kin Shoe. and slippers
ns.s. yer, FIN, French nos @5S sa1 T4 Slipper.
10 90 DO d DO walking Shoes
DO DO do seahkin and Leather Waking shoes
Boys vev fine Calfskin Brogans and Shoe.
Do do do Kipskn do do
Do lined and bound pCsged and sewed Brosans
Do thick unbound pegsed and sewed do
women's leather perged and -swed ue,.. assorted
DO do hid and Morocco s npOs DO DO
MEMS.
Mems lined and bound, pegged and .ewed Kin Brogap.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
VOLUME go. NUMBER los.
THE BEST FAMILY
MAGAZINE IN AMERICA
GREAT SUCCESS

OHf-fT SUCCESS
StARS Family Magazine. W. und.r-,ns h,..,u...
su'n"d a Circulation Of 1--WE thoaani ami : M AMI, \.
a., - INV ~ aihy throughout tbe q. states and Bnt..h pro,f,-~.
'e's"n'ha " % evep lover % science and Earning [. /. N. ~
- - m' - ever published Every article ! proo,..l, 4
" ~ elegant engnving- and the -acction ~ Ar.
.o, al Nef-c arr selected with singular ta-s- arf ,s.s
~ IN ''N ed'rdh by W. r.ss and our readers W. kp,w
"hagree with y Tint thtstask conh not have d.volx~t -. -
sensible many. l. DsJs Nsrs.
The following s from the Editor Of the New Worn. a,,.t A.,
1t;
sears New Monthly Family uavnxk,.--w
have omitted 20 notice this New Magakne. which
m'annafy last The Apnl number = now before nj. AMI hke ~
previous onrS combines entertainment ami utility IN , high 49,.
NJ Icnothe'L we understand has already gained for tsen = popn.
wv Nmsh VIII insure - permanent success It, object T. not -
70 ufnsh original specuations on the news Of the d,v a q,
pae' Wtnn me rraehof A. IN a cheap intenirihir and attractive
nuL .. ma oi general knowledge contained in innumenhle 81
~ Huu'e serve them for a prolonged research. Il aim.
and deserves the most liberal support from thu putItc. - % sr.u,
Address
ap 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD.

'INHE public are hereby notified that on Satur.
u day, the lt proIimo, the night lines between Baltimore and
Philadelphia viii be reestablshed. and that travellers going North
N NJ aiteT mat day reach Philadelphia on the night Of the day on
"hieh mey leave Riehmond-snd New York early the next day,
being at Philadelphia a day in advance ofthose by the River q Bay
Steamboats,
WIN a view of tHsHrHg connexions At Washington. the hour Of
departure Of the Washington and Baltimore Car from washington
VIII be delayed whilst the Augusta is under repair until half past 4.
instead Of I, ?. VI.
~ Returning South. passengers by this line leaving New York at
y A. VI. arlve an Richmond by half past 4. p. NJ. the next aftor-
noon TUoNA a. : %
mr. Jul Agent Of Tnu~pouauon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
CHEAP FOR CASH.

CHEAP FOR CASH.
IENHE subscriber would call the attention of the
Il public To this universal rule among good merchants. that
where the customer does not promptly meet his engagements. an
Indemniying profit is charged. and where he has many such eusto-
Iners' he has from necessity to charge his good customers more than
he would otherwise. IL Is my dc crninauon 10 let no such psce.
sy exist BY refusing credit to all such. which will enable me 10 sell
CHEAPER THAN EVER. Those who buy for cash or nav
promptly quarterly, l would suggest the prop1e,y Of their
calling on me. > doors below the BEL Tavern at my old stand be
fore purchasing asI An DETERMINED To SILL to such customers n
oheTihs uIym "uOD ARTICLES, at a very small advance upon
cost, can effect sales. GEO ~ CRFTrFR
NJ II. No charge for selling my customers produce. nor for de-
hverins their goods bought OF me al the Depot
an l-IOf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
W. MEREDITH
WOULD inform the citizens of Richmond and

v the adjacent counties, that he has moved next door 10 Mes.rs
& Co, a few doors above Messrs. Kent. Kendall & At
water where he VIII eel a. cheap, Il not cheaper. than any other
establishment in the city, for cash or city aeeeptanees. wholesale
he invites the attention OF buyers generally.
Wool dyed blue blk. Cloth; Do do black do
Indigo blue do; lnyisibls green do: Olive brown do
BIZ and blue blk Cashmere; Single mill blue blk. French do
Lightfancy French do; Silk Vclvets and other vestinr.
Piainhlk and hgd satin do; Wide blue biz. striped snks
Wide blue blk Gro de Rsns; DO blk. satin Tuck
Blue Din. striped watered silks; Plain do DO. DO do black
Blu bk- erode Swiss; Black do do; Do Marioni Lustnng
BIZ sinehew and Sarccnct; Handsome light silks assorted
New style striped onbrc six; White wa,ered Gro de Mann
White pink and green Gro Deugrque. for bonnets
Chusan, for dresses; Stripes and fancy Mousln de Lane
BIZ and blue blk do; do do do Do Bombazine
BIZ. and blue bk. Alpaca Lustre. BIN. satin strpe Bazanne
Blue bk- Grape, for veIk; BIZ. and blue blk. Love Wells
Fink green and blue and bun French Cainbncs
Also French Chiniz for p cs; Balzaunes and Lawns
STRIPE Swiss Mushns; Plain and cord Tar1tain Muslin
RINK and blue do; Jaeonet aud other Cambhcs
SIX and cotton Hosiery in great variety
Ladies Md Gloves all coots; Mems d. do
Parsos aud sun Screens sin and cotton Umbrellas
Splendid Florence Brad Bonnets. do Bonnet Ribbons
Ahkni' "ro de Ndpp do; Camh. a Swiss Edgiugs q Ins3rinrs
Lisle Laces and Edgings; Thread Laces, beautiful and eheap
Linen cambria Hdkfs; Splendid revier stitched do
Also few magnificent Green Berage. for wells
Handsome Brussels and other nets for caps
Infants french wrought caps; french D.mity for collars L cuffs
Dlmhy Collars aud Cuff; Irish Linens in great variety
brownand white Linen Drilling; Btcached cotton Shiring
o. and - I Hamilton cotton Shooting
1914 and lsi Linen sheeungsi Bird>eyc and other Diapers
Huckabuck and Russia do
Dlmdsk Napkins and llcached Table Cloths
tblcaehed Linen do; Victoria Net Robes
DO Marseiles skirts; Corded do do. Grass Cloth for do
French Cellars and CoIoreisi fancy silk / hngd MIuts, BIZ. do do
Caieoes 4, ; Is, : Cts and upwards
Manchester Richmond and Petersburg Oznaburr,
-, 81 and ~ brown cotton Cloth
Lnnsdahe, Phoenix and other Nankeen az S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
ROBERT MOTT.


YER door, . nS EreAa-gs Bask, Riei-ozA PTrri-ia.
~ received a Further supply Of Paint. OILS. CopcI ani other
- Narnishe~ with Painters brushes AMI ReDden. An ,s-,t
mint Of French and American Window Gas. szrs frotn stio 20
Soito inches al OF "hhehh h. = dssroas to sell or wOrs up on the
Peuor paint Tor Tin or shingI-d Roof.
de q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06

NoS. ! and ? Of shakspcares Dramatic Works and Poems with
notes and numerous etehings on steel To be compIetsd in :
numbers at 25 cs each.
"" : oi humans history of the Jews 10 be completed in 4 vol.
being part ofthe cheap edition OF Hauers' Family Tibarv ,o- -
PuslSnhs ~ - cts pervol Just halfthe former price.
at IS cents each. ~
The Nayhower or Sketches OF Scenes and Characters M 4.
descendants u the Pilgrims by Harriet p. Stowe. a beautiful lule
volume; only 50 cents. "'
lea cents. omy
Gaham's Magazine and the Ladies World OF Fashion. for Nav
Al Lyons.
Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
BOLTON n HARRISON-

druggists 4 APothecaries, corner of Vain and
Governor Streets, (beiolr The Eagle Ruins0
HNHE Subscribers, having opened their New store, respectfully
offer 10 country merchants and others. an extensive assort.
mcnt OF Drugs Chemicals Paints Oils Wan colour. &c which
they will sell on the lowest terms.
Epson salts, Flour Sulphur Camphor. Marnesa. SIENNA.
Mamma, Castor OIL in bottles. soda for washing.
Potash and PcaHash. Saiamtus,
Salt retrc. Jamaica Ginger. Scidltz and Yeast Powders.
White Lead. Linsecd OIL Spirits Tupcntinc. CopaI yarnsh.
Japan Namsh. Venetian Red. Spanish Brown. Ground yeriirris.
Blue andGreen Ncriter Paris White. Dutch Pink.
Red Lead. Blue, Red and yellow Paint. Win!oy Gasa.
Yellow oclTe. Rose Pink, Indian Red. Imperial Green.
for wallis
Sulph. ouinine. Morphine, sc. with a fun supply Of SCARS chew
ING ~ 'Nnn tohacco' snufL smut boxes &c. mhs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06

ClGARS
n nllD HAVANA CIGARS. ia Norma" brand in is
IN,OOO boxes just rcccvcd-Also, 10000 Havana and
Principe Cgars ofaproyed brands, for sale by
NH ALEN. DUVAL& co.
HNLECIlC MusEtMo or FOREIGN
- No. received for Neutrality-suspicious. By Arnine 4 LJe.
NH ] SMITH. DRTNKER A. MORRIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
SANDS SARSAPARILLA,

EcEINED and opening th- day a lot Of Misses beautiful col
= ored "aiers and Hall Caters They are indeed nre and
]. T. WATKINS & CO Main .treet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
r.. N. HUDSON.

DE Mist,
OHee ON Naia Street. Square abope fe Baaks
Performs an operations on the Teeth. zoe Their beauty and ,,..,v,
ton. and inserts the urst kind of ineoriptble Teeth ,ipglv !, An
f1h scts. on the nso-i approved plans Refer To ts Rsyd I, PHI.
Iaer. Revd d. Empis. Hubbard, Gardner a Go, Hon. n. q. B,livriu
ul II-Inna
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06
MORE NEW R00KS

SIZE OF WIGHT APPLE BRANDY-I5 bbls OF strong ~.
o wight OF Apple Bandy-Just received for sale.
ap 10 JAMES A GEO XVTNSroN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06

A DICTIONARY OF Arts. MauaGeuuIrs I'D ~.
r.. n n e Ss'''h u Their Principles ard Paeuee. BY Andrew
te, Nh - &c illustrated with 1910 ensnvingsS
mex volume Of 1870 pages strongly bound in le the. ecsivs, 'm y
' ~ wv store OF SMITH, DRINKER & MORRIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06

CsI published by T. LIueH- the Eclectic Museum of Eo-.ir.
- Literature Science and Art. for April received o1r -
Il ue Book store Of zap 81 SMITH. DRINKER n MoRPIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06

Biood- or habit of The system. viz:
seroiuA. or Kings Evil Rheumatism. Obstinate Cufaneous Eup-
tons Ptmple-. or Postlles on the Face. BlotcheS Bile. Chronic
Sore Eyes Ring Worm or letter Scad Head Enlargement and
pain OF The Bones and Joints Stubborn Uleen, syphIiue symp-
TOMS Sclatea- or Llinhago. and diseases arising from an iniud.
eious us OF Mercury, Aseites or Dropsy, exposure or imprudcnee
IN LIE Also. Chronic Constitutional Disorders Will be removed
hy this prpnaratton.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-06

'HNHE subscribers are now receiving n great va
neiy offancy Prints Lawns andGinzhams. some very ham
some. Also. a general assortment of Pautaioon stuff and g,
meres Tor genuemen's summer wear all Of which viii be odd a
unusual low prices. by
apIf ADSvyppTu TfrpN . ~,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30

their votes and detailing the circumstan.
ces under which they were given, and show
ing that they sOere IN entire accordance Uttk Mr.
Adams expressed wiskes. Il Is not possible that
Mr.. Booth could have been ignorant of the
above correspondence when he made the
attack upon Mr.. Osborne. He exchanges
with the Emancipator and other Massachu-
srtts papers, and the subject excited too
much observation and remark at the time to
have escaped his notice. And now, on the
verge Of an election, he charges Mr.. o.
borne with an offence against the princi-
Piles of liberty, from which Mr.. Adams has
entirely exonerated those who voted in the
same manner. Is this true? Isl honest p
Can Mr.. Booth be governed in this matter
by the conscientious motives to which he ap.
peals in others? Is he not rather mere
political partizan, who, under the pretence
of promoting the cause of liberty and reli-
gion, desecratcs both by attempting to
build up party in their name by the foul
acts of corrupt politicians! And what
would be the result il in this instance he
should draw off many votes from Mr.. Os-
borne for his candidate, Mr.. Plat! 1t
would be this - that the loco foco candidate
,uould be elected. Mr.. Booth knows this very
! WE'LL and he also knows that the interests
oftrue liberty would suffer by such a result.
JUSTICE.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30
DANIEL r. BRlNSMADE.

Tho signal nnnnimity Of the Convention Of the
Wings of the 10Th District in offering the name of
Zen. Brinsmade u cacnidnte fur Senator. presents
the most favorable augury for his success. No gen.
tcman could have been selected that would NOR.
cordially unite the whole wing party in his favor.
tie has for many years represented the town of
Washington in our state Legislature, md has Wi;
ormly won the highest commentators for his fni,b
u discharge Of The duties thus tevnlvcd upon him.
He has frequently held vnrious Offices of trust and
honor in the gift Of the people, md always comman
ed the respect and esteem even Of his political oppo
nen's by his otficinl, acts. A. man Of extensive
business engagements and very industrious habits j,
he has ever stood prominently before the people
and Of the result of his election we can not dob..
even though he were opposed bv much more TO-
midable antagonist than Charles B. Phelps Of Wood
bury.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-03-30
FIFTEENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

FIFTEENTH SENAIOALAL DASLhlCI.
ISRAEL Coz, ESQ, the DsmOcraac Whig Condidsse
We earnestly hope Mr.. Coe will receive the cor.
dial support Of the Wings throughout the 18th Dis
'rict, and particularly Of the Wings Of LEch6eld Il
is now over thirteen years sine we were organised
into district. We have gone on with the utmost
harmony ana have uniformly elected good patriot.
&c Wing to our State Senate, and thus have contrib
ued much to the ascendancy Of sound principles in
the government Of the State. There can hardly be-
found in the whole Of New.England the same extent
oterrory the inhabitants OF which have been oc,ua
ted by more patriotic impulses, have taken a
more just or enlightened view of public affairs or
resisted more strenuOusy the tide OF evil which has
at last brought upon great public and private inter-
csts the most appalling disasters, How infinitely
important is it to maintain the harmony of the Dis.
trict as we approach the crisis Of ls44-the final
struggle, when questions Of The deepest impor. are
to be settled, and the American people are 10 say
whether as nation We shall be happy, prosperous
and independent or the country lie PROSTATE and
bleeding, as it long has, under the blighting n1u.
ence of chimerica and ridiculous locofocoism. In
addition to these general considerations we have an
especial incentive to harmony in the excellent char
acter and undoubted qualifications of our candidate
Mr. Coe does not belong to one of the learned pro-
fessons; he does not profess be deep read in the
books bnt a business man who has seen much.
OF the world. his understanding has been opened and
his mind enlightened, and we doubt not he will dig
discharge the duties Of the responsible place for
which he has been named satisfactorily to the Peo-~
pie of the district. We do not deem il necessary
that all our Senators should be LAWYERS doctors or
Major Generals of Militia I! We like to see ssroe,
of The People themselves IN our State Senate.hose
plain men who 3, mpalhise with the massea, who act
with prompti'nde and emery. and hiring large fund
OF common sense into Legislative halls SUCH
can contribute to modify the action oF mere profes.
sonal or scholastic characters tsome of whom are
Indispensable and thus the best results can BE- oh.
tanned for the public But If any one wishes to un.
dersand the true character Of Mr.. Coe. let him ook
to his origin and the difficulties which he was obi.
eed 70 encounter in early life. When we contcm. .
plate these difficulties and how much he hns az.
corpished, "i is enough to prove him every inch .
man. Most cheerfully then should every Whir in
the district go to the polls on Monday next and de-.
post his vote in favor Of Israel Coe, THE POOR ONE
ARMED BOY WHO BY rHE REcrlTupE OF HIS LIrE AND
THE ENERGY OF HIS CHARACTER HAS RAISED HIMSELF
FROM PERJURY AND WANT TO COMPETENCY AND TO A po-
sIrroN OF MUCH CONSIDERATION AND RESPECT in SOCIETY,"