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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-01-13
DEATH OF LIEUT.. w. r AILEN

With deep regret we have learned the death of
this promising yonng officer, of brain fever, at
the U. S. camp at Corpus Christi, on 9th Dec.
1t Allen was brevet I'd Lieut. of the I'd Rep't
U. -. Dragons, and graduated at West Point,
in June last. To talents of a very high order
he nlted the most upright and honorable prnci-
pies. nd strict morality, which greatly endear-
ed him to his classmates and TO his late associates
in arms, by whom the death of their young friend
and co nPanIon is most deeply lamented. Lieut.
A. en cred the U. 5. Military Academy, from
the YORK Congressional District; having been
placed there through the influence of the Hon. II.
A. w Use, TO whom his worth and promising
talents were well known. 1t is a mournfnl salts
faction TO us thus to bear our humble testimony
to his high moral excellence and his worth in
every Characteristic which ennoblps man, and
renders him dear to his felow.-.Norfoik Cou-
rier.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-01-13
A CA UTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Mr.. Enron On Wednesday the 31st OF
December there came man dressed as a sailor,
and calling himself Smith, TO my hoase, asking u
accommodation could be obtained for The night
lie was admitted, and on the next DAY went oil
m my absence, carrying with him, cloth Cloak
We have since learned that he crossed the river
few miles above this place, and that ne was 10
Williamsburg on Saturday. The object Of TINS
notice is merely to describe the nan and TO put
the officers throughout the community on iheh
guard. He is, we think, about 5 feet inches 10
height, of dark complexion, dowocast look, ano
rather slow Of speech He tells tale Of ship
wreck in james River. and says his brother was
lost--himself and the Captain being the only ones
saved-when he left here he wore u S sesmens
clothing. We learn Of his having raben Of some
2 or articles from the Hotel in Suffolk and also
that he has changed his name, now calling him
self EssOn.
EDWIN MORRISON.
Smithfed, Va, Jan'y 5, 1916.
All she Norfolk and Portsmouth papers P'sa''
copy
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-01-13
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

We learn, with regret, that Saturday last
Mr. James Whitehurst, of Norfolk County, was
accidentally shot by another individual who, in
going out of the door of his house, stumbled and
fell with gun in his hand which was discharg-
ed, by the fall, and the whole load entered the
body of Mr.. Whitehurst, who was several rods
off from the falling man at the time of the acct
dent
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-01-13
JACK FLYBLOCK.
RANDOLPH,S SLAVES

We learn from the Colonization Journal that
ludge Leigh the executor Of John Randolph, has
urchased large tract Of land in Mercer county.
ohio, on which to locate the slaves, some 300.
lanumlted by that remarkable man. A large
uantity Of land in Mercer county, comprising
hree or -four townships, is now owned nearly al
lgether BY cOIOred persons
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-01-13
From the New York Express.
TRIBUTE OF GRATTTITDE

Ex-President Tyler has received from Mrs.
Sarah A. Warrior, and other ladies of Brazoria
County, Texas, silver pitcher nufactured by
lnessrs. Ball, TOmpkins s. Black, of this civ.
with the Arms of the United States on one side,
and those OF Texas on The other, elegantly clas-
ed and IN 'front.' the following inscription, (wilhin
a circular wreath of oak and olive suspended from,
an Eagles beak:)
4" Presented
BY the Ladies of Brazoria County, Texas.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-01-13
AN IMPOSTOR.

We understand that an impostor, who goes by
the name of 81. S. James, and pretends to be
deaf and dumb, is swindling our citizens by pre-
tending to get subscribers To The Saturday Courier
of Philadelphia. Beware of him.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-01-13
Ex-PREsInENT TrIpn

AS a small token Of their gratitude for
the bsDe6ts conferred upon their Country by
procuring rs Annexation to the United States"
MIR. Tyler accepts the gift in very neat and
we'll written letter
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-01-13
OUR FLAG!
OUR OUTSIDE TODAY

Will be found very interesting. The first
page contains several articles; and on the last
page will be found many deferred articles, thai
will interest all classes of readers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS.

CHINA, EARTHENWARE AND GLASS,
Atg greatly reduced prices Tor Cash.
INTENDING TO move during the Summer into
II Mrssrs Kent Kendall
and directly Me Webb Bacon A. Go, order
heye Of the trouble and OF removal of
goods Determined notwithstanding advance
in the OF goods manuiaetoesto Offer whole
STOCK, with Spring Importation Of China BahenwaTe
ami Class greatly reduced for Cash City
shou credit.
Our old customers inyisd make their purchases OF
above, regular prices the usual credit.
Merchants will consult their by calling this
Spring, As open
Fail, fresh supply of fashionable goods
WM. r. BUTLER A co,
So Main Street.
NH II Sign OF Pitcher.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
SANDS SARSAPARILLA,
For the Removal and Permanent Cure
OF all Disease> arising from AN I'm
pure state OF the Blood or Habit

System. VIZ:
sCRoFULA OR KINGS XVII, RhEUMATIsn OBSTINATE
CUrANEoUs ERUPTIoNs, PIAPLEs OR PUsrULEs on
THE PACE BLorCHEs, BfiEI, CHRONIC SORE EYES.
RING WORN OR TErTER, scALD REAp ENLAEGE-
hENT AND PAIN oF THE BONES AND JOINTS, STUB
LUABAGo. AND DI-EAsEs ARISING FROM AN INJC-
DlClous Use or MERCURY. AscrTEs OR DRoPsY EX-
fosuRE OR IMPRUDENCE IN LIFE ALSO, CHRONIC
CDNSTII GriOSAL DISORDERS.
VHE VALUE Of thi- preparation widely known and
and highly ndee by admitted the
most powerful and searching from
ration but general extending through the who ,ysm
raiEes the elements blood healthy
one to the which uc all
external disorders. the results rapid h.ang
ules rheumatism and other painful
fare dy Of the pain. renewal Of
strength keeping ys
pat up IN hi.by concentrates form 70, eonvenese.
and Portasrya when diluted according
bottle vii make Sin times the quantity
medicinal preparations
name The almost daily receiving
'ha most respectable character teufng IT, value
active and eurauSe Hedse'as-
The following ntsreaE presented andthe reader invited
To ~ earea erasaL Comment evidence unnecessary
Ne-s q. b. Oliver. ehtd OF this place was
sitAese with sofua wEeu year. reduced
70 es s.eeon The disease pervaeed the who's SYSTEM and
manifested Itself body
Different Physieansn Newark Beee New
for her at various but finally perfectly
hopeless At ss Mr.. Try yoar sArsapar
and accordingly procured spaiIngy
teu win many interruptions yet with Tie most deeeed benefit
About months aeq
Of the The ehd four years
pete mas OF dae and Incapable using Of her limbs Her
body vas swollen TO ns'ry twice head limbs
unable and would lake thing only
from beng touched even bY her mother The disease
time was equally attended bloody
every few They procured more Of the saapara
and before el
and creep the taxing
eond DO ue and the healed limbs
stored N heir Natural cheerful
ing IN hcalih Very respectfully, yours,
c. J. WARNER,
Sec. OF Youths state Tem.
The following extract from received from N Be-
who had been afflicted for raj years SeTofulous U
GERS Dyspepsia &C and recently affection o. the
and Chest
BAILEYsBrEs, Va, Dee 18Th isi5.
Messrs a H. D. sants-E.fore commenced ssr
apaa my sun r,ngs almost my
qaeauy weeks together speak whisper
bvsds the irhImaon from my my
mat my heAffg vas much impaired Amer the
parua short time, 'h Improved and
am as free from cough Gnl ughness
ami can hear distinctly Ny
months 1e cure Of which been effected entirely
your Sarsapanlla. Your friend,
LOUISA BEvAN
Fer further particulars
value efficacy pamphlets which obta ed Agents
Prepared and by A. B. SANDS Druggs's Fulton
street corner Of William, New YORK Sold ap BY bUVAL a
man. Lynohburgs Cot Frederieksburg ASano Norfolk
By Druggists ra.y Ilroushogt he United States
Price 81 per b3tI=-sII bottles Tor So
az The pubic respectfully requested
Sands Sarapaa that has and
remarkable of the difficult
human frame subject therefore AK for Sands sarapaTa and
tAks M other
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
G.. UNSPAUGH& CO,

No 50 West Main STREET.
A RE now receiving largo invoices of Spring
IN and summer Clothing selected with
expressly Tor the Richmond tadeamcng stock may be
found Engsh, French Cloth dress and fock Coats
Tweed np rEte, Cashmere iincn business Goats English
Ffcneh German and American Cashmere Pants % Satin, Bonn
bnznos Valencia, plain and
great variety ~ tancy dress acs patterns We
respectfully ask the attention " purchasers
soch a. We are determined upon making quick
yancss
n B-our stock In few days be complete comprising
style NJ garment In the gonuernahs line
Ami la
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04

NOTICE-ln consequence Of the so per advane.
the tos on Passenger. (eommsseng the 18Th monthly
on and after the 18Th
Boats To Lyneheur viii Be Is SO-wayfar, proportion.
my ~ BOYD. EDMOND A DAyENPORr
u Tho following preamble and resolutions adopted
BY the lanes River and kanawhs Company. 18th May
The Board Of Directors having
ns.s carried on III. Canal frum half
per ana directed that IN
should make such Of
lot passages and fare OF The
tais" e oi 10 one cent eand appearing
ueient IN NE De~-Tapers q this morning
has taken place: therefore,
Resolved, That from and amer on On
gefsearred on the Canal be nIed per mile
The advanced Of year, pr. Ads
TO our expenses this iron $1,000
hey had rai~ed their fare
had not and had determined do additional
pr cent toll compelled advance so
In eon qasnee OF this advance,
tors have again imposed
wheh again couPes 10 advance
los OF travel BY higher fare therefore
Instant our passage ane fare Will be pee s6tos
VI fO-way fare in proportion.
my 10 BOYD, EDMOND d DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

No. 12O Main, Corner of 1 3th md unin Streets.
~ Ii. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
~. Spring Ready Made Clothing and
Fancy Ware lie has hand complete
OF the following articles, viz
French English and Froek Coats black blue
brown olive green
French and American Plain and Fancy CasmeS and Doeskn
Pants
Single Miled Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
Rack Satin, Slk and BomblEne Vests
Fancy do do Marselles AMI Cashmereue Vests
White Marses Vests duoble single breasted standing and
toning collar
Kid, SAX Thread and White Berlin Gloves
Shirts super plain and fancy
Bosoms and Collars OF the latest styles
Merno, Cotton and ia UndeTshins
DO do Drawers SOCKS
searfs, Cnvas stocks FIdkfs great variety.
Suspender- Of kinds
Silk aud Bingham Umbrellas
Al OF which viii sell any establishment side
OF OrcgOni
T. d. Spence Clothing made
at the Fashionable Establishment Of John NJ. Co.
An assortment OF sample, constantly hand
ap T.. H. SPENCE, Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
TO BUYERs or FURNITURE--sOUTu
j. a. j. W. MEEkS.

HAVING facilities for manufacturing an kinds of the
FassioHsHs and Spsdd used, beg
specty call the Of Southern Gentlemen Ladies
visiting New Yok, Establishment No ~ Vescy street.
few doors the Asor House. AZ their Rooms be
found extensive stock offunurc made and
modern Partisan well other desirable styles such
EIabethan, Gothic, Louis XIV and XIV 6e Of Of
their manufacture and under their
insndence and warranted equal made this city Europe
Nrw York Sept. 1871. rs. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
NE w
LILY ERY STAB BIZ z.

ITNHE subscriber having leased the Lirery Sta
IL be T, between I7th and 18Th forncry occupied
by Nj Jos Patterson would pubde
generally that he prepared accommodate their Horses Mules
&c onthc reasonable To those having oRsEs board
he would that ue per month
by unrcmtod and hopes
merit a share Of public patronage. J. X. JOBsON
Richmond, March 1886. d9m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
DIR. CULLEN'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE Kennedy.

NO CURE NO PAY The great remedy
for secret diseases Of oil kinds and every stage
~ Dr. Culens Indian Vegetable Remedy.
American roots Travellers Indians they
VeneTea Diseases without the knowledge Mercury
Basa The propeiors Of this medicine great
cost directly from Indian and offer the afflicted
Poiluny OF being cured avs danger Mercury
OF Balslm This medicine pleasant
and leaves no odOr upon the breath
Prepared solely by Rowland Walton, and sold and
retail by Jos T. ROwand 37G Market Philadelphia;
Richmond Va; John Caan, Washington Henry
andria. my4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF yo,IR
OWN STATE

IINHE Fansn Manufacturing Copsuy have on hand At tbe,
PAPER WILL the Depot Of the soutern GOOD
asrorcut ~ supene ne and fotied md
nat papcrr ruled and plain ao medium printing enveiop
wnrpnT q various the whoessie prces-
60 whrh they invite public stenon assured quality
pHeeiheir manufacture VII bear production
~ Nnrhe Factory Thy ppared orersfor
description Of paper that may
herhants spd dese requested To the Paper
Mil and "a AZ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
EAGLE HOTEL.

MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
Il HAVE this day opened The EAGLE HOTEL,
II which have fitted with Furniture, and every
table aoconnodaonfor Boaef by the Day Month Ind
alec for Transient visers. A. will be made
satisfaction hope be literally paoniTed Persons writ
city would do Eagle Hotel ra-and
those having assured that have made the best
arrangement for having them well taken Of.
2G-d6m MARY Z. CRUMP.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
FULL sTPPLYi

UNIIE subscribers stock Of choice Ciootls for
- Ladies' and Cenieen fln kept 20 by frequent
additions ~ whatever > and desirable.
They wiz shew compile assortment n the YER,
be" atcs q Linen Goods for families such shecngs
hng-, Pillow Idrcn, Doics
Among the goods just opened are
Reau style nbre and other rtylcs Rsrsves
Cooufed Linens
Foulard Silts, white Crape shawis
French Fancy and Mourning Pans
lola Pans IN Assortment and pretty.
sp2i THR PRICEAcO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
valuable Law Books.


lust RECEIVED. the following valuable Law Books
- The Und States Digest hy Mstea Perkins, aud Geo. :.
Cuttis-bcnE Digest Of the decisions OF
and Admiralty and compendium ever
published On the United Staes-n 2 vols royal octayO
Greenclf Evidence being the Law u Evence
BY Simon Gfcena Prof Of Law Harvard Tnivcrsity-2d
This has been prepared refer
90 the uifudsucc o county and sthe best reu
Book Tor the Amcucan Lawyer
The subscriber daily expecting edition Of storys Equity
jurisprudence, sa enlarged and improved by Tho author
previous hs dsaih- d. &. KING.
my2t d1ors below Plsl.of office.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
siill Greater Reduction in Prices.
WE HAVE REMAINING ON HAND ABOUT
&10 000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS.

- fo, ooO comprising 4 very general ,.-or,B,.pt ~
STAPLE and FANCY ARTICLES shall TIN, day com
nenee The S>e OF at large portion and Old
styles ard remnants without regard part
enumerated below.
Onbre striped Bareges BalE1rnes aud Lawns
Gro De oder Jaeonets- OrEantie Muslns and GEClaus
French ami Elrl,On Ginghams fancy tlaek ard white
French, English, aad American Caieocs. lei--apl
BOOK SWISS Mall Jaeonet striped and ptin Muslns
Black AMI white Lawns, CT 1ehams. and e leo-s
Habit and Furniture atty and Tarton Muslin
Lace tape checked, fancy, jubilee nd Polka Robes
umsTe Barge, SIN AMI Hermann ShaWs Sears
Horavian, slE. and cotton Hosiery, qualities
l-se thread, SILK, and nd Cloves and MrIs
SUPER bonnet neck, and Ribands
super Hik and cotton Umbrellas, Paasob sun SHADES
Thread Laees Edsngs and Inseuings
Swiss book and eambne EtEings nd lnSertinxs
lrsh sfYring and sheetng Linens. ali Prices
Table Damask, Diaper, Table Cloths and Napkins
Russia AID Bird Eye Diaper. Do~aS and Crash
Revere borit, hens ap- bord ma Cam Ham.
PAN ant shaded silk FrIHges Cords
liair gas cloth, Marseles, ami ,ried
Large and medium Marseiles Quits
EItra super wool black Cloths and CaSs mers-
Fancy cold and hgd French and Belgian do.
suI-f ami medium DTap De Etc an1 Grape Cam5I~ts
Grape Lasting, Summer Cloths, and Cr1ton DO
Heavy srnwH and white Linen DrHings
- and ~ plain French Linen, sack DIM ana Burans
Black SATIN, Naen,il, and NarseIIes vesing
Cotionades, hremins Cambles M-IieaE MIXTURE.
- -, -, O., and IA brow bsaehs Dom-.tles
iaid Dorsesties AFron and Furniture Check.
Brown AMI bcaebet Jeans Nankeen an1 Cotton Oznaburr
India Floor Mating
Additional.
$500 worth style Fancy Dress just received from
New ~
The public sale BY place IN july al which tine
every article then without the lea =
i or reserve Due notice will be given Gay sale
VALENTINE, BREEDEN 4 CO.
my 81 Broad Del
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
EIN5yIlI3NKS
INDIAN iEGEIABLE PANaJEA.
For the Cure of ScrofuIa, uorcuriaI Misc ses,
aud all other impurities az the Hood.
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDlI

For The Cure of serofuia, NorcuriaI Disc q ses,
aud all other impurities az the Hood.
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDI,
WE tearessly challenge all men, whether
Medical men or inventors of uaeE Nostrums produce
which p, rOrmed IN ELsrsa Daysg
READ IT! READ IT.
Messrs ROWLAND a wALToS-Genuenen: In Justice 10 Won
and as an act Of charity 10 those afflicted h.
fully Furnish this astonishing cure
than two years since attacked
ghtui serofula, which bahsd the skin OF eminent
OF SWANS Panaeea twelve OF Sands sarsaraia," eight
bottles "SarSapaa aud Iodine and aTgquanIes Hydo-
date OF Potash, and was sill growing worse.
My mother seeing your advertisement IN" Cseas lad
Jftsss PaHaoe@ called and you spoke confidently
OF that was induced 10 try ~, although had
its efficacy amer having tired other remedies
let My face forehead and side my
when Commenced using the Panaee= the goth of Deem
ber lsi5--and To swelling
were entirely removed in ay days
healing, am now using the third bo,.
the ulcers all healed my health perfectly restored
Signed, JOHN w APPLETON,
Philadelphia, Jan. 10, 1916. No Madison ST
tty@ Philadelphia, ssi
Personally appeared before the subscriber, Mayor OF
t. - said City John w Appleton, who being deposcs
and the foregoing statement
are true In testimony whereof have hercunIo my
and caused the corporate be affixed this day
uary AID. Isi6.
signed, JOHN SWIFT, Mayor.
enggerauon His had considered hopeless amer
90 many celebrated remedies had failed and attribute his
eea" alone.
Signed, DANIEL APPLETON,
Jan. TO- 1886. ANN 81. APPLETON
can ehesuy bear testimony the above extraordinary
case and believe 10 be Of the wonderful
cord was when M Appleton called
WALTON in relation TO his His face thea almost
with serofuous Ulcers which highly naammed vc,y
paintn-and must that much doubted that
could ever be effected II hardly probable Mr. Appleton
would have lived three months longer without rclef.
Signed, WILLIAM STEElLING. NJ. u.
This valuable remedy for sale by Rowand Walton Phia-
depha T. J. Pcot Richmond, Va John F. Caan, Washing
ton; Henry Cook. Aetandri1. my
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
NEW GOODS.

'G'HE GlPSEis INVITATIONS Cayatiua-,he poetry By j.
D. Philips Esq-Muse composed BY J P. Knight a beau
ufui
20; come with To the green,
o come and dwell with
And there IN show you Woodland Queen
Anda gay young thing .
The MARINERS REST. Poetry by VIM Jons. Music com
Posed - VIM r. Brisiow. Another very fine song
Down down IN the deep Mariner s,eep
When his voyage u life $ ended.
lie cares not TO the Earih's warm breast
Let his Names with the D. Blended -
fer there was MS homeland the crese
That long hah CALAMITY him.
Nnsheiter HIM now, while mumuTinE low.
The winds sing requiem DER him"
TIE GRAVE OF BONAPARTE -Sanr Al the Co-rss NJ IN.
Hutchinson famly-Musie BY L. Heath.
The hshnIngs may hash ami the loud rattle
tie heeds not be hears not he's free all pais:
IL 'eets has lasi sleep he has fought he
No sound can swsk- HIM TO g'ory again,'
~ ihe above very popular songs may be oblnedat
WIN l. MONTAGUE's MUSIC STORE
my . No ISL Main Isl En Of the GoLssn Lyrr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
$4,000 worth fresh Spring and sum
mer Dry Goods,

AT No. O5. MAIN STREET
WE would particularly invite the attention OF
our country friends and the public generally
largest and most vaed asormen be found CRY,
pledge ourselves 10 sell low any establishment
Elegant Graduated Barge Robes Embroidered
Ombre Shaded Bareges complete BaIornes
ded Organde Muns style French Jaoon,u sye do
hgiOnes splendid Barege White
Grape saW Fmbd Lace and Herman Sear; White Graduated
Muslin Robes elegant white cord Embroidered Robes
striped Swiss Muslin; large French
Coarr aud Chmazetts EmbTd Muslin Sleeves bargains
Canore Hds from lele TO -, Mourning Co d. blk Bonn
baznes and Apaeas black Bnanss b striped Ia
reyes End BaLofne blk and white GnEham Lawns blk and
lead Bareges and silks DamAsk Table Cloths Diapers
kns pretty also Bird Eye Huekabaek, and Russia Diapers
s4 Linen sheetng' heavy undressed hish Linens
cheap.
GENTLEMENS GOODS.
super blk and Fancy French Cloths and
Cassmeres OF grade; splendid Dng
very eh light Silk and satin vestng blk Corded
saun do blk Emhrd satin do. Light Embd CsshmAre
and Fancy harsaes do Summer Colngs vaety
HdSfs, Cloves
Also, complete of Cohng-Coton
nabsrgs Beaehed and Brown shng .nd
Linen Drirs, WARREN 4 PAgIsS
y Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-04
tOS LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Trunks and BOunet Case.

WIZ 'nhserihsr has a ve,y arx- .oes "a r.,
ehng Ifanka and Ladies Bonnet r.S.l
hs trunks both black and very ronT 10 .hsn ~
would call the attention Of tb.y vii h. "a, - . y
rs any other bose in the city Of the quail y.
my2i ~. :, Mill