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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23
TEXAS < CANADA,

The Detroit Daily Advert Of the 10Th inst. in
forms us tia, petition is in general circulation in that
city, and had already been numerousy signed, by the
most respectable and Influential cltzans, praying that
negotiations may be opened with the British governments
the cesson Of Canada, and that in any proceeding
for the annexation oTexas. provision may be introduce
also been annexed Thr reasons given are, first that
the addition Of Texas demands the like addition Of an.
ada in order preserve the just balance and equpose
OF the Union; and secondly, that Canada is
itself most desirable acquisition for the United States
with view both to military defence and com
mercia intercourse The Detroit paper invokes
the co,operation Of the people Of the North in
this movement; and remote the likelihood of such
proposition has been heretofore NAV now be regarded
shall not be all surprised it stenuously pushed
not only in the L. States, but in Canada itself ard per-
haps leading to renewal of the intestine discod and
border iarays which few years ago threatened TO in
vove Great Britain and the United States IN war
Regarded in military point of view, glance at the
map Will satisfy neorhyte in the art of war; that
means Of defence 10 long line of exposed frontier
the acquisition If Canada is far important than that
of Texas and the especially those provinces
are in ho possession of most erlu rival (not
say enemy.) furnishing her with of making in
roads upon various points OF an extensive and defence
less bcrde' The annexation of Canada however will
be less warmly urged perhaps than that OF Texas, for
the reason other existed that there are no land and
scrip hodess to give spur to the expansive love Of lib,
ery of those who pretend, in their advocacy of Texas
annexation. to be 50 s0icous TO ''exlend the area Of
freedum!'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23
AiR Nh LEY

This rorspn. the Clerk al the House Of Representa-
lives at Washington was IN Saturday, unanimously
Dismissed dcisollef (or about 5iO,011) In the
Ohm Legislature. he great Aull-Bank Sub ira
sHy patru. and 81 npisy, thai the prescn lnco foct
luuse picked him ogt OF the whole American People
tur their Jerk Hugh A. Garland. Esq, lrglnan.
Scholar. and gentleman. not h'.lng supposed quite
thorough paced enough for thorough body Partio
uaFs t0-mUff1w. Rich Hing.
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Polk over Clay
$500

Polk over Clay $500
Mr.. Folks m'iafiiy over Mr.. Clay, exclusive of
Suuh Caullna, is Is $40 Ito this be added 10 900
as The maIinly for Mr. Polk IN South Catnna ~ hose
vote is not included IN the abnvc, the Legislature OF that
State choosing her Electors-Mr Folks aggregate ma
jony over Nj. Clay Is 1860.
The Addition vote, as stated above CD 81 and ex.
ceeds Mr.. Folks maJprlly over Mr.. Clay by 1888
MI Polk, II Will thus be seen. has been elected presi-
dent OF the United States by minority of the popular
vote
The whsle number of VOTES polled exclusive of South
carolina is 21O2,919, which exceeds the number pol
led In 1910 by about 800 600
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

suggested N leu Of IT, quite novel emedy--and as he
is cue OF
"The children ofthe Sun,
"0nh whom Revenge Is sftue,
Aud may he surpassed TO be fail IN such ma'ieFs'h
probable ht may mol prove altogether Inadequate 10
the suppfessn III (he said) gentlemen really desired
10 apply the the Of the evil, and 10 prevent
dnelllns lhey pass a law disqualdying every one
who fought duel i the distance al ,cheh they fought
less than rr feel. in such Che added there
migh be duels but there would be for light or tn
vial causes" We presume Mr.. p is theoretically al
least dues himself, and is therefore somewhat ia
milia with thceyil and lis femedyand if he has real
y suggested the proper cure, what is the Inference
Why that duels fought, regarded as but lite
hazardous, indeed experience proves to be the fact
and that II only by increasing the peril that men can
be deferred from lis commission We have some
where calculation of the chances of escape from NOR
tai issue. beginning with the transmission Il challenge
the final result, and sonumerous are he probabilities
ola boodless termination, that one ambitious OF tie
''hono' Of figuring such may do at but lii
tie peril 10 lie or limb Hence their frequency; and
hence the efficacy of Mr.. Payno's remedy, which, di-
nuishes the chances Of escapelhe death of one Of The
parties in all belna almost certain and of both pro-
legal distance Of sir PAGES should become recognized
TEN in the ''code of honor" But imagine, that
most duests would prefer disqualification and ten
paces 10 the right to hold a IN Congress and six
Since the right 10 hold seat in Congress wuulJ not be-
valued al a high price by standing in such close
proximity 10 the mouth OF loaded pistol The hand o.
determined adversary. The ruth is, nothing can put
stop 10 duelng but Public Opnion. So long as men
sneered at cowaJs who refuse fight upon fair
provocaton or accept challenge when thev may have
provoked invitation 10 the field long will duels be
fought. Il is in vain TO expect put down any evil by
law, when that law is in advance Of and contrary 10,
public sentiment Wien a man after refusing chal-
" as BEFORE then and not until then may we look for
lis entire suppression. Such is the Of feeling now
the North-and hence we rarely hcarpi a duel there
1t is becoming in the central States and dueinp
Is rapidly diminishing within their limits. In the ex
IRENE South, However, man, having conscientious
scrupes who should refuse to give or to accept cha
enee in certain cases. would be socially banned and out
lawrd. sentence of oslricsn would by common con-
sent he passed upon him. which would render lite
self ntoerabe and he would literally "ieel thousand
dea tbs, in fearing one" Any remedy therefore, to b,
efficient, must begin in the right place-and that is in
the rectieaton Of public opinion and in the egisla
ton Of Congress, supernduced by sudden excitement
always has bean rather than by that Influence from
without which Is the only safe basis of legislation and h
only guarantee Of lis being respected and obeyed by
upon whom it is designed to act
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

70. Gen VIM F. Gordon, deeming such course 'dae
10 his own honlr," as well as from gratitude TO tlpse
WHO supported him for that station at the late special
election, ann ounces that he is candidate 10 represent
the Bedford district in the next Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23
CLOTHS. CASSHWEHEs AND
ksLGTRA

VA Il have Just received and oler 10 The insnect,n ~
hr rubi.c. the mist splendid bot Of Cloths. Cas-,
'n'cs and esitngs. Ne have had The pleasure al
.,hlblline IN ihls markebeing Of The beat Enosh and
ffrnch manufacture aud Of the latest styles peraans
IN "sh' o. cheap ouods 10 this linn invited t. call
ana examine our stock shall be able To SUIT Them
WIN every quality irum common To the very finest Ar
''ele and We are dsPusrd 10 sell r small pnhis-Call
aud see. IIRNFR G nI fpV.r, "
Oei2S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

TIE CHINESE TREATY The Treaty recent
~ negotiated between the United States and China. by
Mr. Gushing, has been unanimously ratified by the SEN
ate It's provisions. however, have yet been made
public.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

sentenced 10 be himg.-At a special term of The
musings Court of Lynchburg. held last Sa,url,, p,
negro man named Gostavus, (,he property of David
Edley, ESQ., was sentenced to be hung. on the oS,b
oil next March lie murdered negro man belonging To
Cot Ed A. Cabe on the 4th inst lie was rpcom-
mended by The Court, to the Governor of the Coro,,,
wealth, 10 commute his sentence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

o. The Common Council Of our town, at its recent
meeting tied-G 10 G-upon resolution to instruct
The Lynchburs proxy 10 vote against Mr. Cabell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

j. q adams and Gen. Jackson-NNe publish this
morning. on the first page, some particulars OF the de'e
oPments OF Mr.. kennedy's on the adjourned q1e'-
ton OF veracy between }. q. Adams and Gen lack
son. We intended to have published Mr.. Kennedy
Speech but had not the roon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23
ON RIAL.

VIE surest way 10 avoid getting bad Piano. is To
take one on trial; by Ibis plan person can run no
rSh Tor II The instrument proves bad it can be returned
II proves good. the ral through which it has ras
SEQ, VIII convince one that they have secured what was
desired.
We have on hand at this time n most comple,e rs
sormen' finished in the latest and most fashionable vie
and IT prices much lower than such Instruments for
merry brought.
fia"os soi by US to in the country or at distance
are packed IN the most secure manner
NASH \ WOODHOISE.
booksellers, and dealers in Piano Furtes and Music.
No. l31, Main Street, Richmond.
''"' 10 tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23
.ForftGu f,rtclltgenee.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.


The packet ship Gltriek at New York brings Liver
pol pllefs TO the l2lt Deeember inclusive.
The French lan of 10000 90 francs "a lutte over
9ioU000oo) had been taken by the k5tscilds anl de
II D,dlef < DaudJn.
Culloa. by the last accounts, was firm, with large
sales
% the OH ult a. the regular meeting Of the Repea
Associaan Mr.. O'Caooell bitterly denounced Louis
Philippe 'yant aud Gsarpef The rent or The week
was 9333 g.
MARKETS.
Correspondence NJ de.S. 7. .JoDaaiqf Commerce
Lyrnroor.. lith December, 1871.
With reference Ia our circular 81 ~ inst Der last
steamer have 10 advise that the demand i0f Cotton
revived the following day. aud has sire been gned
with rather extensive business at advance of II
per H.. The sales f,r The week ending 9th inst amoun.
led To- Il 80 BALE II which 100 taken on spec.
ulaon and the fur business days since. this even
ing the transactions estimated about - 600
bales, Of which about 10000 Is put down 10 specua
tors.
The American descriptions sold last week. consisted
Of 10 30 plaid, ats nd; II go ORLEANS, 3Ij1;
5000 Alabama aud Aobe, at 25a4.; aud log Sea l.
land at l0ia9l. per 10. Far Upland IS quoted /
far Mobile A; aud fair Orleans ID per ID. There Is
M appearance present Of any further advance AS the
market day has been less animated Than previously
Inc crop winch has yet appeared the market
found he generally very deficient IA saple The bulk
Of the pan selling at under i'd, aud but little oil
the Orleans above j It,
dee. ll-Erenag. -Ihc sales Of Cotton at Liver.
pool Yesterday large, and prices firm. About
1000 bales changed hands, including 200O American on
speculation
Sales Of Tobacco past week amounted 10 300hhds Al
%. 10 ID stock on hand exceeds thai Ui last year
this date both here aud at London Provisions stand
he as her qnolalionsb by steamer Duty on Wheat
20sonly change Ii shilling more On Rye, and sl-
Ing less on Peas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23
IoGsAS AND HINGES.

A VERY large supply Of Lochs Hinges. Bols and
N Baiing .nai0riah Of almost every kind usually
purchased IN iard,care Store Just received Tor sale
cheap, by IL. Il. & ". a. RICHARDS.
Sept 10 isf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

ORFGt Mn Archer, chairman of the committee
OF foreign relations In the Senate, few days ago, in
mated that the negotiation between our Secretary of
State and the British Minister in reference to the dis
pued title 10 certain portions Of the extensive territory
OF Oregon stretch ng from Missouri the Pacific &c can
is drawing 10 close, and that the result will probably
be communicated TO thai body. for lis action before the
adjournment Of Congress Mr. A did moi Of course state
whether or hot the negotiation would be satisfactorily
ed-bu from his MANNER the Inference has been
pretty generally and 5;rongy drawn thai it will not be-
50 eager are certain ouur statesmen take possession
of this vast Wilderness and peremptorlly has our
right to it been asserted, that unless it be settled CON
formally to claim there will be great danger of war
We await further developments, however
The pressure Of conscieacc-S Some of the calumni,
tors OF Henry Clay have already commenced relracno
some OF the ISLANDERS which they perperaed against tina,
distinguished man, One poor fellow thus comes out in
the Boston Alias:
~ lie retrdcted.-I desire publicly to EXPRESS NV
deep regret IN view Of the great Injustice done 10 the
ION Henry Clay by the assertion made bv myself f
having seen him bet at horse race on sunday and on,
phy 'hs method OF counetacting as far as | am able
Tue injustice done 10 him and the Wing cause.
ID. NJ. klMBALL.
EasihamPion, Dec. 81, lSil.n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

.hefico.-Laier ne IS has been received from NaN'
co. watch states that Santa Ana and his army had been
dispersed, and he had been compelled 10 leave the cln
Try Tor his safety That all the States OF Mckee ha'
declared l1r the Federal governm mt over Santa Ana
Central one We doubt the correctness of The news
as 1t conflicts with the former accounts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23


L.:
AT RICHMOND.
By Stockholders, By Ereentire.
James Caslie VIM. Cray
Lewis Webb Henry Indian
John j. London Thos. II. Ellis
Fred. Brandford NJ ;. Valentine
Henry W. Moncure
AT LYNCliBURG.
Chiswell Dabney Jas. w. Morgan
John llolns Nm. Bell
Gharles l.. Mosby A b. Ruckor
Rylsnd Roberts
AT DANYILLE.
Thomas 7. AlkinsDn Wm. G. Craghead
George Wilson Nat. " ilsun
Bch'd. & Coleman Alex. Wakes
George Price
AT CHARLESTON.
James {. Mcfarland Mat. Dunbar
Bradford Noyes Franklin Noyes
joel Shrewsbury, sr. Spleef PatfIck
Levi Nolch
AT BUCHANAN
James l.. Noodgllle Jno NJ. Robinson
Matthew Houston II. w yer
Andrew l.. Boyd .. ". Keaa
John ;. Wilson
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

W ne Hon. Samuel Chiffon. of the Loulon Con
sF' sslcnal District, declines a re. election
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

ihe he6t Of 7eras.-President jones says the @fa'
o' That Republic is not known. He advises all VIZ
ave claims against the government to bring them tor
ward, that they be registered.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23
CHINA. GLASS & EAlsTsYEy-
MARE NEOKE.

OPPOSITE MIR. JOHN HoLLtNs MAIN srRrrr
LYNCuBURG.
f5'lIE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale a very hand
sn'ne assortment OF the above articles of entirely
new patterns and oihe best quality, consisting in parl Of
Blue Marine luted
White Granite iluted and plain, ( Dinner .e,s
Green Chmera,
Flown iI,', Blne(a new srele.) I r,;,o,
White Granite. &c. { ioIiet sets.
French Gold Band China I
English white II, se,ts NJ % A
raised figure 90 81 or mnre ni,ces
- fine enamerd"
Plates, Dishes Pitchers, Sc. Of fine or common ware
Lard Lamps. looking Glasses. Galleries. Glass PIE
serves, inmhlers. Ntnes &c. a complete assortment
STONE WARE of all descriptions
n,, L. RICHARDS
w" II tsIt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

vas resisted Is Hlessrs. Rayner Of " {, Payne oil Al.
ALBANIA Nurse ii Louisiana, Mcdowell "' ohi'' anu
Causin Of NJ ~ land. and advocated 10y Messfs. his
ana lIamIn Of Maine The subject WIS finally iald on
tie table ~ ,soe OF loo 10 s.. IN the course oil 'he
discussion. Nj Payne, abiding II the lnoiiieiency o'
measures such hat proposed in rrpessIng doeIng'
suggested N leu Of quite novel remedy-and as he
~ lup of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23
CASsIMEa-S.

English Paid, stripe and plain elastic, aud plaza Oh
French do do
" ca fancy, entirely new style,
pain black very fine,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23
EslseD.lEp CEeaEsas.

London Brown. Invisible Green blue aud French and
English black Two pieces oil french and OF Eng
lsh, OF superior quality.
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vice U.xvVlU.

~ ifhhai basidtss.' x boy aboa, / 4 or 5 year
old would be preferred
ToLER, ToWNLEY & sTATIIAM.
Jan 90 a.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23
TIE POPULAR VOTE.

We annex foil aud complete statement Of the o1
rial popular vote ia The several States al the late Pres
lpnIlal IlrrlIun
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o. NOTICE THIS.
To Farmers.

nv + havea very superior lat Of CLOVER SEED
on hand which will be sold low f,r cash,
MORRISON, WATKINS & Co.
$50 ~ ASW--II
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10 Y'ssE PTEsLfE.

u I. have received during the present week SPLEEN
w did assortment OF Cloths tassimeres and bcslngs
T. n AS G TINE n rom o II s
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Tht ZpnrhburG Tfrolliaa.
THURSDAY. LlSUaRY 90, 1916.

BANK OF VIRGINIA.
The following persons have been appointed Directors
nr the Bank Of Virginia and Branches iof The year
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23

Prime Mountain Glover seed, Ac.
~ BUSHELS prime Mountain Clover Seed, new
oO crop,
80 bushels Tlmothy and Herds Grass do.
In lots 10 suit purchasers.
GEO. BAGBY.
Jan. I3 Is if
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Eas'hampton, Dec 81, lSil.o
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- SANDS DARSAPhRiLLA.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
OF ALL DIaEAsDs1 ARISING FROM AN, I'M
PURE STATE OF rHs BLOOD. on HABIT

q mn m N n
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nss essss w~ass sGa oss so.lAsS 81 ,Asy d.
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p-ss.ss s.s.i assssh n. is.h q the ha.
40 sa dsps-s .hasss s~lr.H tAs ssts blood
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a"" prs say thai -four - his sosss entirety
10 dup and the remainder lie .sys he
has no pain In The sases,a limb ~haevsf h
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and esnes. inquire what he IA. been deissi he
s 1870 = na ~ mug, ssa - aee 20 vo ~ me- uaes (which
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80, - 49,. $3.50 -, ~. - - s.aaAsssns
sne' apes es nis yoa can nus -auy hn.sse Ne rsqss
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e3lksNE3sEfsk7E )
&IML2yIIzly

=" ns oy runs IN existence eouasihe ssrssparuA AeE ..
were he nrst ever introduced BY - name. -
9r BEWARE or srURious PIIis vreos,>s ~ es,... IN
p'Sod rs Purifying rns -ssr-apsrha PmA' &C. h,eh =
70 De psned the public rspssspo ar -
Leroy onD uus ssh genuine sssapsrna Bca Tar. %
ohers hnn Ut Lridy for they all virtues that 81, M
eoasined 10 f whether purrave .ses. purss OF n,
s aud h' uf the eody rcosing fro
uea course Of hvins OF NJ rom - spb
ed nh equal say ut all times by young and old .Is nj -
nilie. feAl 7ili = - - -s1 70
In adtion TO than i've certificates h.,i.r b..
heretofore prssisd their Increasing and demand b. strou
proof In heir favor. Sid by = N tIuBI
,'a- U1'- j. H. EUsTAcE q soN q
NY IV-u l-.... s..t. No. 10. West Main \
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FuynOMsONa COMPOUND SYRUP or TA1 AND WoOu
NAPHrf A. most certain and powerful remedy ever die
Asthma Of rssp.tosy orrans. - -
Tie the
cure Of . lady wen Known In this Community :
PnLApxLruiA. March p. 1874 T
Ma g. Tupr.ox. -. e ~
~, ~ 80, ro,.,S~, n s,,
M INV f,ir e,,urs 10 M, the f,ovsns ss,..us
-h,sh a. -. 80 -. I'm - .a e. r-,.
ever h.. :. .soo.hinr eur, ben .esd N Pio~s Con-
..,.s,o, -, ~. ,,,,.a 49,. :, NJ. A.. ,,.x,
Pour yesn ago vioss, attach Of slous vss which IA
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TO BUILDERS AND PAINTERS

To BUILDERS AND PAINTERS.
PAINTS, wIND0w-GLAss, De-
i Ewts' WHITE LEAD, dry and oil q 10y
- Pure Mountain Ianseed Oh .,. RI r1at
Chrome Green. Chrome Yellow ' 'tu-
vsfdisris In oil H.f.t r.k.a
lnpera Green ia OIL for window blinds as'-
Asierie.n Ve.mlion Venetian Red
Chinese do. Black Paint Ir..
Spanish Brown. Tsna de stmsia fF
Pfussian Blue. spts. Turpe..ipo
wnn ass Hoeh Of the est American Window cias. emSs
assortment az sz.s and stock OF vsrnshes Of su,e
auAhy ior eoaeh baiefs paners and other,
Al Of which viii be sod reasonable term. .
ALEX. DUVAL q CO.
uy7 it- vi, e., p.-,N,
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NEW sPRING GOODSi

1850. NEW SPRING GOODSI
NE receiving and opening large and reneul as-ou
w neni Of Spring and summer Dry Goods; re
spseay invite tbs Of County Merchars tho
geDsnrypromsIg them goods upon mos.
terms. In STOCK viii be found
Clohs, Cas-ensres and vestings
Irish Lnens, Law rms and Shcetings -
Linen Drills. bleae he'd nd brown
Cambroons, OF every style
CanbTies Jsceaet and S~iss Musiins
Pnnts Of every style and quality
Tiekings bleach and brown Dcnas:ses
Padiings and SAN Ducks
Apron and Furniture Cheeks
Hosiery Of every Kind
Bleaebed and brown IItuaRas -s
Earis;on and oibsT liu.hAsIs '
6lssia and CotouIed Canlbres
BoE-bazines ELd Alpaeeas h...
Blk and blue Bk Silks
Umbrellas and farasols
Stocks Coiiars and Bosoms, rhrrais &c
NH lt-d&e LONDON wII.LINCnAM 4 pREyyRY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-03

GEOR GE T. BOOKER
OFFERS
UDoRTo RICO. CUBA AND y. ORLEANS SUGAR
Double and Single Loaf Sugar
New Orleans and West India Molasses
Java, Lag1yra aud RIO Coffee
MANS and Erads. So,p AID Candies
Powder and Shot. Gunpowder Tea
Brooms. Corperas Rec, Pepper, spice
Window Class assorted Bed Cords and Lines
Letter Writing and Wrapping Paper
Cotton Yarn, assorted
Shoe Thread, BAR Lead Indigo &c. ape
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-03

r>Dufpe. m wholesale and I
ASseSoS,Gresn o,csc
-er.u,s-White Giant
49, Dess,-I.arre q snail Lima
-. ns.-.-Esrly China. dino
Y.,Lor sis ~rseku MI.
Eariy hohawk. do halfmoou
- RsO,r,> or 1000 to one
n.s-E.riy blood turnip rooted
- A. y-llow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-03
FRESH FOREIGN DRY GOODS.

FRESH FOREIGN DRY GOODS.
WE have now in store Of our importatiors
w Europe purchased entirely for cash, decidedly
Spring Goods have for May
years the cheapest Amongst them viii be found
the following articles,
Richly printed Mars-ilss ysstngs
Do do wetings for
Very superior figure vesfngs
Splendid figured and ooord silk Vcstinss
Very superior apd common Gamhfoors
Superior Linen fancy Drillpss
Stout and fue Barns.y 10
spleniid Verona mixtures and plsids
Fancy Union Drllrgs
6-i Lace striped and net Nusns
O. Jaeonst Cambrcs
O. Cotton Csmbries
g. CHECKED Mus,ns
Together great variety Foreign and Domestic
Goods We for sparket prices
r. q J. =. JAMES 4 co,
Opposite the Exchange Bsak