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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

THE GREAT MORTALITY AMONG THE
FIsH.--The Brooklyn Star says:--"The
fishermen take comparatively few in their
nets. and Of these many are said to be
dead, some blind, and others partially par
alvzed. The clam vendors of Rockaway
have mainly given over their occupation.
The clans are said TO have a bitter, tar
ry taste, as if they had imbIbed some b.
luminous qualities with their alimenl,"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

A BoLp PREAcHER.-The boldness Of
Samuel Davies will be illustrated by a
single anecdotc. When President of the
Praceton College, he visited England Tor
the purpose Of obtaining donations for the
institution. The King George HID had
curiosity to hear preacher from the
wilds Of America. He accordingly at
tended, and was SO much struck with his
commanding eloquence that he expressed
his astonshment loud enough to be heard
half way over the house, in such terms
as these:
ole is a wonderful man! Why, he
beats my Bishops!"
Davies seeing that the King was attrac-
ting more attention than himself, paused,
aud looking his Majesty full in the face,
gave him, in an emphatic tone. the follow.
ing beautiful re5uke =
"W hen the lion roareth, let the beasts
of the forest tremble; and when the
Lord speaketh let the Kings or tie earth
keep silence"
The King instantly shrank back in his
seat, like a school boy raped over the
head by his master, and remained quiet
during the remainder Of the sermon.
The next day the monarch sent for him,
and gave him fifty guineas Tor the insti-
tuition over which he presided observing
at the same time to his courtiers-"He is
an honest man an honest man."
Not ono Of his silken bishops would
have given him such reproof.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

The speech Of Mr.. Chngman is an out.
line in part. In confirmation Of tho in
ciden. TO which reference is made 10 il Il
Mr.. Clay having been plctorially repre-
scented in Pennsylvania as hanging three
Germans, we have in our possession, TO
be exhibited to any who may desire 10
see il, one Of Abe papers printed IN Ger
man, with the wood.cu and the letter.
press accompanying. AS frontlspiece
to the irs, article is cut with three men
hanging from gbbets-the three Ger
mans, Hainey, Fries, aud Getman, who
were not hung. AT the close is another
wood-cut, representing Thomas w. Dorr,
chained in dungeon. Those who could
read--a very small number compared
with those whose eyes would see the three
hanging men, and who would 5e told they
were Germans, and that Mr.. Clay's party
die it-are indeed informed that the g'b-
beted bodies neuer icere gibbiied, but that
they we're convicted in 1898 under the
sedtion law, and that Mr.. Clay is Of tho
same party that convicted them. So tho
picture of Dofr in chains, without shoes
or stockings, scant clothing, Aug OF wa'
ter, and a loaf of bread. Tuis, too, WAS
Clay's doings Y. American.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30
New HerHg. Confectionery
AND GROCERY STORE,

in the room for many years occupied by Adan
Young, on Queen Street. His assortment OF The
several articles in his line although not full Of the
present time, will be found to contain those which
are beneficial to the sick, and pleasing to the tnste
and besides his charges are very moderate. he
therefore confidently invites the patronage OF ihe
public as the quality OF his assortment and the low
charge. which he will make must certainly meet
the public appreciation. All who are disposed TO
patronise a beginner in business, and who regard
economy, should give him call. Among bis goods
n, nresen, may be found
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

SINGULAR.-Well may it be named as
curious fact tina, there is no English
pronouncing dictionary compiled by an
Englishman. Stephen Jones was
Welshman, Sheridan was an l-shman,
and Walker was a Scotchman. The 9TH
or dictionaries are confined more particu-
larly to he origin aud meaning OF words.
1t is especially gratifying to see that the
great dictionary Of our great countryman,
Noah Webster in becoming standard
in England.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30
VOLUME As.
The dHarttmsbmrg Gazette j. N

lished every Thursday Morning, at TWO DoL-
LARS per year, II paid IN advaHeei W
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS within the
wear; and THREE DOLLARS at the end Of
the year. No paper discontinued until all ar
rearsges are paid, except at the option OF the
publisher.
u5s No subscription will be taken for less period
than six months.
ApytRrIyEagsTs win be inserted three times at
One Dollar per square, fourteen iines,) md at
Tweniy-Fiye Gents for each subsequent Insertion
DJeIhe number Of Insertions must be marked on
n. manuscript. or copy of the advertisement
.ent. or il viii be continued until forbid and
charged accordingly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

MARRIAGE STATIsTICs.-Slnce the LIST
Jan. 1914, no less than l59 married NO.
men in France have been legally charged
with assassiuating or attempting to assas.
snate their husbands. VIVA: dreadful
record of crime, and what sad commen-
taly on the morals Of France. If this
abatement was not made in all othcIal
document, we should doubt its truth.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30
p0EWl0AEo
From The United States Gazette.
CHILDREN AT PLAY.

By }. A. BEVERIDGE.
Oh, blame them not for their joyous strain,
For this their hour Of glee-
And soon the pail Of manhooa's care
viii cover their ssyety.
Then let their laugh be loud and clear
Glide not that little band
Whose mitth must soon, alas give away
To Times unspaTiug hand.
| love TO hear their wild clear notes
Ring out on the wintry air,
They tell the joys which once were ours,
Ere we knew this world Of care;
And the lively scenes Of the school-boy sport
In Memory's glass shown,
And thousand scenes remembers now,
Which we thought forever flown.
Give them their Aeeting hour Of mirth,
For the clouds are gathering now
Which will burst in fury their heads,
And furrow each gentle brow.
And care will be where JOY now sits
And thorns where flowers appear,
Oh! chids the m no,-oh! chde them not
For soon will cone life's care.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

ERys1PELAs.- disease is said to
be prevailing in the neighborhood Of Pal.
myra IN New York, and has proved fatal
in many instances. DR.. D. D. Hoyt,
late postmaster at palmyra, is, we learn,
extremely i'll w,th the disorder. Whole
families have baen afflicted together
Eight persons in Mr.. Dunning's family
suffered from this disease, and two Of his
daughters were buried last week on the
same day. We are happy to be inform.
ed that the epidemic is abating ~ y.
SIM
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30
$685.
3l6.S

"The decimal is used when the OBJ.
ject is to find the quantity in shelled
corn, because that decimal is half Of the
decimal 8, and it requires two bushels Of
ears corn to make one OF sheled corn. 10
using these half bushel may be added
for every hundred, that amount of ears
results from The substitution Of the deci.
srof, -
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

IT John Tyler cannot prevail upon
our Congress to annex Texas to the Uni
ted States, why does he not suggest to
the Texian Congress The plan Of annex.
ing the United States to Texasl Would
not annexation by that Government be
just as valid as by ouFsi-Loa. Jour.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

Under the head of Interesting Items"
Western editor informs his readers, that
his wife has presented him with twins
that his devil has got tho messles--snd
tina: his press is TO be sold by the Sheriff.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

Ii our female friends desire to preserve
their bouquets, insert their stems ic water
up to the flower, renew the water daily,
adding a little powdered charcoal and oc-
casonally substituting salt water Tor fresh.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30
NUMBER ~.
THE TWO NEW FASHIONS
WHITE CRAVATS AND la
DIES TARPAuLINS.

Here and there couniry reader will
herhaps, require 10 be informed that no
man is stylish now, cont" 10 the evening
,ssthoia ,rhiie erapaf. To those who
frequen, the Opera this will be no news.
of course, as no eye could have failed to
track the ''milky Way around the semi.
circle from siage-box to stagebox. The
fact thus recorded, however. we proceed
10 the diagnosis Of the fashion, land of
anotser fashion, Of which wo shall pre-
seutly speak) promising only that we
are driven 10 the discussion Of these COM
paratvely serious themes BY the fivo-
lous character of other news, and The TEN.
potary pubic surleit Of politics, scandal
and murder.
The white cravet was adopted two
years since, in London, as the mark of a
Iparty-"Y Young England" Our read.
ers know, of course, that for ten years
they have been worn only by servants in
that country md that black coat and
white cravai were the unmisiaksable uni.
form OF family butler. The cIavai hav-
ing been irst worn as the distinction Of a
certain reforming club. in Cromwell's Par
lament, however, the author of WYNN
Gray adopted II as The insignium Of new
political party, Of which he isthe acknowl.
edged leader; and, as the king Of the Th'fe
crarats, he has set fashion for America.
The compliment we pay him is the great
err, by the way, that we do not often copy
the tight legged nation in our wearahles.
Il was established in Brummel's time
that white cIavat could not be success.
fully tied, except upon critical Turn pre-
ceding the reaction Of glass Of cham
payne and a cup Of green tea. A fell.
citous dash Of inspired des,erity is tho
only thing to be trusted, and failure is
melancholy! As 10 dress ness. white
crayat is an intensifer style
more stylish, aud the lack Of j, more oh.
serysble; bu. ar.isiically ii is only becon.
ing to hight complexons--b by its Superior
wh,eness producing an efec, Of warmth
on fai: skin, but impoverishng the bril-.
fancy Of dark one. As sign Of Tho
times, the re appearance of the white Graz
vat is the iortrunner Of return 10 the OLD
fashioned showiness in evening dress, and
as the wheel cnmes round again, we shall
revive tights, buckles and shoes, expeliing
the levelling costume Of black cravat and
boots, and making il both expensive and
troublesome to look like gentleman si-
ter candlelight. So tits the plank in re-
publics.
Blu, what shall we say OF trains and tar.
pauhns for ladies' wear! Jacks hat, cop
led exactly IN white satin, is the rage for
head dross now, (worn upon the side OF tie
head with aruinnus feathcrD and vel
vet train is about becom ng indispensable
to chaperon! 1t will be bold poor
man that will dare 10 marry n lady ere
long--what with feathers and trains and
pages wages. We rejoice that we had
onr fling in the era of indifferent pocket.
~. Y. Mirror.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

The New York Evening Post, the organ
of Van Burenism at the North, and the
ablest Loco Foco paper in that quarter.
is not at all disposed, TO knuckle ander, on
the Texas question, or to suffer Gen. Jack
son to force Annexation down the Threats
of The faithful. "They keep Fostering
Gen. Jackson" says the Post, "stlll on
the Texas question, and, with the flame
of life yet Pickering ic its socket, the
brave and honest old man writes letters in
favor Of the annexation scheme" And
the Post goes on 10 say, "We yield to no
man in admiration of the character OF
General Jankson, but we used TO tell him
in the palmest days of his popularity that
he had his infrmitles and committed his
mistakes and ono Of the saddest OF his
infirmties is the hurry he is in to add
Texas to our Confederacy. We can ca
silly imagine how Gen. Jackson is beseig-
ed-in;rusion and importantly are too
much the habit Of our dear countrymen
-beseiged in the chamber to which i'll
health and the debility Of old age have
confined him; and we suggest to their
sense OF IuUlduitf NNut w Huo SNSh WI >
red enough about this affair, and should
be allowed to pass his last moments in
peace" And in this strain this Demo
cratic" organ goes on TO deprecate Gen.
Jackson's interference, and to adduce
reasons for refusing to comply with bis
commands as well as to ridicule the ur-
gent cal. of "now or never" which is u.s.
ed to hasten the much desired measure.
The Post dscreetly advises the Members
Of Congress 10 take time 10 pass the APP
preparation bills and 90 quietly home on
Inc 4th of March, and allow the whole
interval between March and December TO
Lass over without the least apprehension
that Texas will run away. If i be so
important, as many pretend, for the wei.
fare and prosperity Of the two countries
tina; thoy should be under the same Fed.
eral Government, little delay will not
alter their interests or Their nclinations.
Air. Gar.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30
That Old stand of
" O 1U III c. . S.

ET is with pleasure that the undersigned, who
has recently returned 90 his native place, IN
forms his friends and the public that he has open
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

az YOU ever marry" said Romon
consul to his son, "let il be to woman
who has judgment enough TO snperIntead
the getting Of meal Of victuals; taste
enough 10 dress herself. Pride enough to
wash her face before breakfast; and sense
enough to hold hor tongue when she hes
nothing to say"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

Those who most readily find God to
swear by, seldom iud one to pray to,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30

"A PREMATURE ENDORSEMENT.--hs $40
ry is told of Hibernisn who offered his
vote in a neighboring town under circum.
stances which induced the Locofocos to
believe him Wing. He had his ticket
firmly encased in his brawny inst when
the inspectors asked him his name.
"Barney Flaugherty, yer honors, the
world over, save IN kfniucky, where they
call me Barnabas O'Flaherty for short
ness"
81 challenge his VOTE" said Locofoco,
as soon as he heard the word "Ken,ucky."
.You are challenged, Mr.. Flagherty.
Are you prepared to take the oathl"
"l'm challenged, am u Then I'm the
man for his mutton. Any weapon from
doube.fst full of bones to Denny brook
shllelah. And as for the oath, am ready
to swear by St. Patrick or ould Hickory
that better Dimocrat"--
Withdraw the challenge, Jim. He's
for Polk"
"As for the matter OF that, thin, vo.
ted for ould Hickory ano"--
81 Withdraw the challenge"
"And for Martin Van Buren,
"Take his vote; take his Vote
"But may the Old Roy take me If Pm
liver caught by Locofoco barney ogn,"
added Barney, as ne saw his vote deposit
ted; and marched Off shouting for could
Kaintuck, who never turned the back of
his hand to friend nor the back of his
coat to an in;my"
The Wings shouted and the Locolocos
hung their lips as Barney Flagherty plac-
ed his thum on his nose, and gave his
premature endorsers SHE top o. the
morning for their swate gintilily."--R0-
chester Democrat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30
MEDEOINES, 60,

many Of which are recommended as valuable
and important in diseases and other purposes:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-30
EIna. Seed Candy.

NKTINDOW GLASS-Assorted sizes, for sale
" cheap by no
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19
9trirtures of the uretbra.

UNhiS disease is common, anil often an
Alarming demand chef Hac. OF AN 3.
Pef,-nc~d Phy-,siar - -
rscr- which may ma be .arro--d .v
Ihr hr-t symptoms of which patient Afflicted with
ms ds-ae 'no-i frqsensy n,y retain h,-
VAR 40 hnx usual obscure sn
IN the stream of being fun and
eA smaller Than usual and forked spiral ealirr. Tn.
v"m JuH noticed eomt-i< the
IN 'he night 70 void his and centrally 6ps tina.
n1 nan" 81 elrrns made
ne nee as>are Of tbs
" eomnn ymton, Of this ther.
aehare f'otn the Cretsra winch ad-rns In the
~ o. p- ree-vinx v.-s~i- Win the dsease yer, az
n1'ne the viii oen
mied with matter blood rreai enly .ad p,u an
'"ons The ufin-. and bhswss much general debility
Inc ufedistr % in I'm.
which oee.ssos- thkenng and ~.
adiesive matter around psoiuc-
" 70 eonsnefsbe nnstoa In the Urhrs a
structure there HeBes ve fr,auenriy follows Co,
fbFs OF nay be Induced
injury of The part Wbeu A.
~ nprun AZ In ndufe hard rsiinx hce erntinx a.
himself In te nns powerful prevent ron ay
AM such ~ rarely fail produces in vora oup-
When asnt abe pfocur. as-,.ancs Of an ,b, md,
ea he -onh Immediately OF H. AMI i'm,
pieiy adhere In Or Instructions Fiven: bot rnhapo,v
"n natienon are much opps.-. and
san ndipufah*- TART that pr.oos
'ne present complaint nnd deut obtain
ausin to hon'y aler n bang and painful ssareh
pk hAsrtEr n not unusty ceetrai,i
o sf'efnre az The Urethra
% particular branch Of the profession. fully t~ .,-op
na nc "h unoertake the and poeted ea-. and ef
hei a perfect cure. References given IL required
~ Once door the Trinity Church Au.,,,.s Ill
hoars during The day and evening
kIcHaoSD, Dec. 4, Is<4.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19
FOR NEW ORLEANS,

AkINs LIBBYr Linz of Paeket. between Richmond ,,d
Il New Orleans win regular run IN s~,~,,,-,
and VIII be eonp<~ed of The following vs>s-s
hhsnc BMukLok' Capt hrRAH Horror;
Brig ORLEANa Cant W. s.r,v
Bog JOSEPHINE, Ca.I IN, ro.,.a
oae Of the above vessels viii pae@ regularly
month We With confidence the sioy, y,. ~,
r p.hbe as my were bah and viii ,pre
a. o~ rs any other v- and by steady a IN,
Greet nsn 81 ox eIlnenee In The trade
having vs 'v?sso Accommodation both aud
ps~sner APrv 70 j FISHER q SOS OF
=, HASkINs 4 LIBBY.
An freight fron The eoup, above vessel. VII be
and forwarded By charging regular ami
Up. q a.,
j" ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19
srn1rG STOCK OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE-STUFFS.
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS. &c. &c

oo, "ANbVW -uLhoO, ~. GC.
W. have now in store, every article USUALLY
w required Our stock Ia. been
Northern Cites from Importers largest dealer.
Merchants and others who may favor with call
10 bhisNo Caster OH
~ do Epson salts
so Ib. caionei Engish and American
500 do refined Camphot
cases powdered Jaiap
do do ipeese
do Peruvian Bart
do beat Eng. eaIe. do
do dp do lump do
do AIoes
do A.<aEr,ida
eask Fr5ur Sulphur
DO Cream Tartan
do sup carb soda
do Blue Stone
so lbs Rhub.rd
cases rehs-d ooraI
eask ssId:ratu-
easks Peara.b
Dbl pure ground Ginger
hays G.nser
bass Pepper
I bbi Cloves
bag Nutrnes-
bbi Mace
500 lbs carraeea, Indigo
200 lbs be-, Msceoj,oy sou6
40 boxes -Itaet Lossnod
~ ook clipped and ground Locwood
10 bbls Alum
5000 ID. White adnoh
1000 lbs Ombra Nader
cases chrome Green
do do yellow
do dry vetdigris
= do pure ground verIsrs
% kegs Green Paint
20 cans dne black Paint
casks Nenitian Red
do Spanish Brown
10 essnaaish Whiting
1000 gallons I-iaseed OIL
1900 do pure winter sperm Oil
500 do pur- fan do do
500 do refined whale do
$50 do Spirits rurpentlns
500 gallons Alcnho!
500 boIrs MuT;ea Ash and Mercer Window Chs, as
soned-coseh Copai ami Japanvarni.h xe
CAYNOR, WOOD e. CO.
~" &c wholesale Ret Druc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19
ROWANDls NMDKOSiAL Oil.- 0r AuE.

Pictorial historS OF she werid.
hfohS Of the Wol pictorial
- by j. ffor, w. L. ID pas-i,,nx IN Nos. at % e. .,rh
Tbs - the work highly eompn. nied by Mr. Glr \, h,
Lecture on THURSDAY night Can the Agent saoscri.
APPS w u.Snn, on !, az,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19

NEW SPRING GOODS.
.ATHROP, CHRISTIAN 4 CO., are open.
- ing fresh Spring Dry Gods such As
Rich baznrine P.ihtS,
Double Purple and French Lawn DO
- fihe Pans Chiniz,
Rich Paris Lawns
Black do
Laarc BnHiante,
Psrs BsErc,-.
onbfe Tsrie,on Searfs,
BaG-se do
Iicrnani
Banege shswl--vsry beautiful
Linen Cambria H1kfs,
Sir writ aud ~ai- Tasscls
Gas Linen skits,
B'esehd Cotton shirtinss and shesting.
Brown do do
Peniteiiary and Furniture Pisis
Irsh i.,nens, Brown Ffenci Linens
Linen billings and Pad KIemiinss
feons want Of rascnahr aud cheap goods supplied
" ea''"s atNo W NAN Sife"t NH IL
RACON.-20 hhds prime Baltimore cured
s,des and Shoulders, landing th. 'rnins by
fnh 10 WILLIAMS h HANAIL.
AvANA oRANGEs-IO bbs lllyaaa uransr, IN ,oni or
II der receiving for sale BY
Is INl.oEs Il BROTHER.
1 lME.-3O0 casks 1hornaston Lime. for sale
- IRON the D.es. by WEBB, EACON 60.
NH
SUGAR.-IO hhos. prime Porto Rico Sugar,
~ in store, for sale BY
NH ~ WILLIAMS 4 UaX,IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19
WOOD LAND NEAR RICHMOND.
FOR SALE

u'HE subscriber IL authorised 20 sell well
WOODED the, 81 Lsod. Meadow B.sds- Road af
he e"fpo'a.n Inns IN. rarehasss Easily clear thu
land nom tn s Of wood, might br,nr ,h
s 70 any degree Of ',ftay W mailbag srurr
"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19

L in, 1915 Cos New Cothias ssOrr No Iis N.,. .
T..J prt 'S ~ 'nr Marietta BHu sIee as.orsuess -
80. aha beaFef Froek. Overcnsl.--,-,.
y,, s I'M s'enso Vests NerinD and Dr.vrr. A..
M ne ~ ara over Goats, which oes at very ox 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19

MPORTER Of FfeHeh and English Goods aud dealer Amen
can Dry Goods Eagle square Richmond sale the
following dc.irabIe styles % Dress Goods:
seyndia Grapes
Silk and Wool BaLorines
Parsettes
sik Styles Eirlston Gingiam.
Eafision and American
AMI the following p,ntAioon and coat ssuf.
Plaid striped and plain Couonades
Every gfadc of eoorrd md btsek Gamhroops
Linen Drills blsaeh,d brown IRISH Linen and L. shcsnr.
fiad heavy Nav Drills, hleasbcd AMI brown
Nandatns Creation and Caurciteen Coins Of all kinds
Ira trEte, Of all qualities
Aud m unusually large of French Errh German
AMI American Cloths and Casneres very I,e s,ye ssd De
sfns-o which al from
Aud the following styles of vrs,nes
Marsailcs ~ every quail y, white aud printed
Satin sndSik vesfirgs
casbursrrtts. sis AMI warps
Wcrsied Vaientiss, Tor SUMMER wsar
The soct o. Thfrsts, Sewing sins Ribbons
Lace, Mts Wells, Hgnss faces Buttons ard Gloves Of All
kinds 10 unusually large spd scceted 4. IN. whole OF The
stock of Forcrn Ind Domestic Goods will be ..H a,
small advances the Merchants naret win ana
interest served ~ examining the as-irnsnt NH ts-1m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-19
, ,,,n, selling Cheopi

, selling Cheopy
BhRkLEf q CO., wishing to reduc.
10 mas. TO- pe"' sock Of Winter Dry Gossi. ~ :.
49,, oh iof an early Spring trade youIi oE,r Co.. g. a..
Wv % o. The Spring business their s.oei OF eeas :,
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