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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

Mr. McGaughey followed in behalf of the bi and
contended that the original design of the road to
the Western and Eastern States for the purpose
of facilitating trade and carrying the mails.
Mr. C. B. Smith, of Indiana supported the land amend
ment the bill offered by his colleague Mr. Wick and
replied remarks Of Mr. McGaughey IN relation
politics and politicians
NJ Douglass got the floor and wished speak, but the
Chair informed him that the time allowed for discussion
this bill had expired. So the voting amendments
commenced.
Mr.. Yells. continue the road through Missouri and
Arkansas granting each of those States 900
of public land and $4,000 for Texas. rejected
Mr.. s,an.ons amendment, granting 100000 of
land complete the Military Road already CONNIE need
in Arkansas, opposite Memphis in Tennessee. also
rejected.
The ndnent appropriating $4,000 for bridge
the road over the Ohio Wheeling, rejected The
ndment of Mr.. Davis. of Kentucky, appropriatng
of public land to all the States except those
which received their gatutp under the Distribution Act
of le4l, and that the lands shall be sold and the pro-
ceeds paid the States, agreed to- and sug
geston that the land should be selected in
the region of 81 9 4O', made. accompanied with
much laughter.
Mr.. Wck's substitute for the bill, as now amended
agreed by the committee Ayes 81. 35-
The Committee then rose. Great confusion now en-
sued. Many members their feet at tho same
moment. Mr.. Wentworth moved thu previous question.
Points of order here raised explanations gwen,
questions asked, and colleagues carried until four
o'clock when, motion, the House adjourned
On Tuesday, April 7t the business first in order
to take the hse of the House call for the previous
question the Cumberland Road bill and the anne md
ments reccmme nded in committee of the whole
Mr.. Jones of Georgia, moved to lay the whole subject
ON the table. Yeas 81, nays 95-lost.
The question II y taken Mr.. Wick's anne nd
ment amended by Mr. G.. Davis, and decided IN the
negative-yeas !. nays l03.
Next the question the bill originally reported to
the House, giving 100000 Ohio and 10000 each 10
Indiana Illinois. taken and decided III the mega
tive-ycas n, nays 1903
So the Cumberl and Road bill rejected. An un-
succe ssful motion made reconsider the vote re-
ectng said bill.
And ends all hopes of obtaining appropriation
this We have the yeas and nays the
provisions and shall omit all comments until we
shall able give the of those who for and
who against the completion Of this great National
tkoroughfare
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

GREAT Men OF OUR CoUNTRY.-Thc Newbury
port Herald states that Daniel Webster. after his
return from Europe, asked friend TO guess
whose were the American names better and more
universally known and admired in England than
all other American names put together. His
friend answered Wash ngton and Chief Justice
Marshall. No, said Mr.. Webster, mean living
persons, and ,hoy are Judge Story and Peter Par
ley; for while tho former, Is known TO ovcry law
yer in England. and generally among tho cduca-
ted classes the lattor has entire possession of the
young hearts Of old England-,hat wherever he
went into an English family. and tho children
were brough, in and presented to him as Mr..
Webster, an American gentleman, they would be
sure, with scarcely a single exception, to APP
proach him, and looking him in tho face, with tho
utmost anxiety expressed IN theirs, would say, do
YOU know .Petcr Farley
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14
The Price of LIME Reduced

IVNHE undersigned, have on hand and exp ct TO
i keep for sale, at their kiln OH Elkhorn, a large
quantity of the best quality OF cllburned LINE II
will be sold at the kiln at eight cents hushe de-
live red Richmond at fourteen cents per bushel.
AZ This Lime is made OF pure limestone, and Is
ferior any this section of The country for brick
work, plastering, cemenng.
T.. & -. NoRDYkE.
April 18th. 1916. I6tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

EAST INpIEs.-Calcutta papers of tho 18th of
January have boon received by tho Courier and
EnGuror--se,cral days later. we believe, than
reached us bv tho Hiborna steamer. Tho pa
Pers are mainly occupied with documents rcIa-
ting to the Indian war, first among which is the
proclamation Of the Governor General declaring
the possession of the Seiks on the loft bank Of the
Sutlcl, t be thereby "confiscated and annexed to
tho British territories" There is, however, no
additional information Of any importance. The
victories wcre celebrated throug bout tho British
possessions with great briancy and ecla;.- 'rri.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

ANOTHER SLAYER TAKEN.-A letter dated Liy-
erpool, March b reports the capture of tho North
cumberland. from tho United States, at the isa nd
Of ST. Johns, by Brazilian schooner Of war.
Cargo and vessel are condemned and are worth
1900 TO fSOO0, besides there is heavy finc. 1t
is suggested that the vessel is the Terro Foco.
now under tho Bra lillian flag.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

marriage took place in New y DIRK last week, where
the bride, bridesmaid bridegroom and groomsman
all and thirteen other az the whole
stood beside them An uncle Of the whole seventeen
also present; and altogether il family and hap
ply affair The grooms father brother the bride s
mother.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

Wing State Central Committee.
In the county of Marion David allace Douglas Ma
gure William Sheets Hugh ONeal, and j. u. Defrees
LIST Circuit, A. s. White, Of Tippecanoe;
Cd James Collins, jr, of Floyd;
Sd =" John Vawter, of Jennings.
4th Samuel Hall, Of Gibson;
5th i" d. S. Cooling. of Hancock;
9th ID. z. Holloway, Of Wayne;
eth &c James Harrington of Vigo;
9Th " II. p. Bidde, of Cass
9th S. Colfax, of ST. Joseph;
10th George g. Dunn of Lawrence;
18th Thomas Bell, of Madison;
18th Samuel Bigger, Of Allen.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

ANOTHER PAPER \ OLD WAYNE.-Mr. Rowland A.
Colby, of ChIlicothe Ohio has, understand issued
for the publication of loco paper at Cam
bridge City 1t is said perigrinating Samuel Pike,
Esq, is the editor. What will he say the State
Bank Indiana He's " hard we believe
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

W. >r~~.o,l tIH,env - \. tho ~~->'---.:.- -
ton in Henry county, Mr.. Simon Summers and Mr.
Powell. nominated candidates for the House of
Representatives, and Elisha Cliff for COMMISSIONER
They good men and true, and will be elected as
Henry always right Better Wings than those Hen
ry. be found in the State
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

TJ-The Wings of Randolph county, have nominated
James Grs. their candidate for Represe native. G.
w. Monks for Clerk: Peter Miller and John Mock for
Associate Judges Willis c. Willmore, Recorders Nathan
Reed, Sheriff. Thos. Best, School Commissioners Philip
Barger County Commissioner: Samuel ?. Ludy Asses
scr. and Thornton Alexander, Coroner.
There Senator be elected the District COM
posed Of the counties of Randolph Jay and Blackboard
Miles Hunt is announced a. a candidate.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

family recently poisoned at Petersburgh, Hun
tngdon county, Pa in consequence of eating apple
which had been kept in glazed crooks One of the
family, young had died, and all the rest who par
took oft, were n u critical situation.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

INDIANA BONDS.-The last sale of Indiana Bonds,
which have noticed at 80 l2. Will the editor Of
the Wabash Express tell why the bonds of State,
which taken stand among the category of debt
paving Staes' be sold for something fifty
cents n the dollar?
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

DiED,-in the vicinity OF this city, of eensum p,ion
OF the lungs after and lingering Illness. fon
Monday afternoon. 9TH inst Mr.. A X Ms TR q \ 1;
u VI + ;, IN the sd year of his age
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

How 1T WAS DoNE.-Mr. Spencer, n Senator
in the New York Legislature, n few days since,
in a speech before the Senate, referred to the abb
clifton Of Slavery in Massachusetts He said
there specific record of its abolition.
John Quincy Adams had informed him of tho
probable manor III which slavery abolished
in Massachusetts. 1t was in this wlse:--A note
had been given for tho price Of slave in 1877.
This noto was sued; and tho court ruled, that the
makor had received consideration rs n man
could not be sold. From that Time forward sa-
very died in the old Bay State.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

The bill for the adjustment of capital punishment has
been rejected in the Massachusetts Senate of
II yeas 10 nays. Four members absent
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

GA vote taken the first Monday of this inst,
in the county of Marion in this State to determine
whether license should hereafter be granted
county for the retail of ardent spirits The result
most satisfactory TO the friends of Temperance The
majority in opposition to license is 35s In the city of
Indianapolis the lory 39l. This speaks well for
the Capitol OF State.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

ia the late election for city officers the CITY Of
Cincinnati majority of four of the members of the city
council pledged 10 vote against the granting of any
more license to retail Intoxicating liquors.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

Ex-senator flanagan. in speech at the recen,
celebration Of ST. Pa,rick's day in Washington
city, made tho following remarks upon that grea,
and venerable patriot John Q. Adams:
A beautiful ailusion has been made, in the 'ct-
ter Of venerable and invited guest, (Mr
Adams.) TO the he roic Montgomery. 1t would
not become ore so humble US am to suggcs, an
addition to anything that comes from tina, man,
whom we sec lowering on the narrow confines
that "divide time and eternity and whose fas,
setting sends its parting rays across his
try. more resplendent than in its "noonday
radiance" And whatever may be the differen-
ces of opinion on questions of policy. he has.
through many weary year, loved and labored
for his country, l believe. with patriots
heart The GROWING events of his life, during
the last three months authorize me TO apply to
him the beautiful language written Of another
Recorded honors shall gather round his tomb.
and thicken over him.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

A man named Austin died lately in Canada
West. from intemperance. twas stated on tho
inquest that he was in tho habit of dr hiking abou.
thirty glasses Of spirits per day!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

At the stated meeting of the board Of ana ger,
of the American Bible Society, tho Hon. Tneo.
Ftelighuysen was unanimously elected Presideu,
Of the society.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

Potatoes have become dear as apples in the
Boston marke,-from Sl,l5, to 1874 were paid
per bushel for potatoes last week.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14
.<l<IIID1ll

SYSTEM OF PENNANsHiP IN ~ NUMBERS.
ME- peculiaritIes of this System ls \ Of
i exercises which thoroughly train the muscles of
the hand, and fingers ID: A classification of let
tiers according to their similarity in form; Sd: Printed
directions upon each page explanatory of the
of the letters I-Te,chers need only the books To
approve them For sale by the single, at
the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
April Il, Is 40 i6u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

ia public procession of the Sons of the Sons of Tenn
perance is to off in Dayton, Ohio. the first of
May.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

RICHMOND DUEL CAsE.-The Republican states
that on Monday. Mar. 3Oth) Mr. Archer sur
rendered himself and waived his right to ex-
aiming trial He was bailed in the sum Of
$4,000, until Friday. The preliminares of tho
trial of Thomas Richie, jr. were begun. OF
the tweenty-four competent jurors, which under
tho new law are required to be erpannolled, on
ly fifteen were obtained, and the cour, ordered
further venire facias re,urnabIe on Tues
day. OF the 81, when selected, the accused will
have the right peremPtory to challenge eight,
aud Of the remaining sixteen q jury of twelve
will be selected by lot.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14


III dead letters.
JTPersons calling for these letters will pIeaso say
they are advertised
Arnold Benjamin
kimtir Mis-. sarar.
Buenger William karney Mrs Lucy
Bond Peter Keller W iiiiam
Boughner Richard kclso ID.
Bowing Frederick l.
Barker Thomas Lancaster John
Bishop Myrpha I.oide Reuben
Bowen \. w. * A. II. Linsey VIM.
Baker Christopher II. Lee Rev. Watkins
Brown Jacob I.inch Mrs. Amelia
Beal Samuel l..
Bennett II. P. 4 M'casand Oliver
Beeson Isaac Morris Lewis
& Manwarrng John
Cox Cox samuel Msndinghali Griffith
Cook Rachel Morgan Charles s.
Cox Miss Phebe Ann Moorebead Dr. J. VI.
Cogsdel Trusum Morgan Margaret ii.
Carter Joshua Monroe Hannah
Clayton John Morrison Ely
| Conwell K. X. Nickle Green
Commons John NJ. Nicleson William Jere-
j. miah Grimes
Duncan Jos. c.
Davis John Osborn Abigail
Dickinson Joseph Oiomam Z. NJ
Dukes John
Parker Vim. C.
Ellis VI g. Pedrick Richard
Emry Jane 2 Price COLLEEN
Ellis Ira Perrin James
PInkerton John
Fitlohe II Paramonr Jesse
Foutz Andrew
Fleming Westley Rodarmei Leonard
FIaizer Miss Jane c. Rice Joseph
fulghum Il. Reed VIM.
ORD James VI. Roth Joseph
Reid John :.
Gregory VIM. b.
Gibbons J. J.. Smith Sol. s
Gallagher William Stephens Patsy
Guitcheal w m l.. StaTbuck Andrew R.
Green George Schtmer Casper
Garner Isac Sullivan Samuel
Skipwo,th Benjamin
Hill Rachel NJ Scott Robert
Hutton John Sayior FEednck
Hutton Jacob
Hawkins John jr. Thorp Joseph
Hall Sarah Taylor James
Hoskns James Taylor James "
Hill Edwin Thompson James
Horney s. 81. Townse nd Amos 2
Harris Nathan Tonkins Katharine
Houston w ashington
Hershen Mrs Mary Voss John r.
Hurt John
Hoover Henry White James
Hawkins Marth Jane Whtmore Edward
Mornings David s. Wiicoxsen John
W aiace Hugh
Irving James Wies A. d.
Walton A
Johnson David E.
JAMES ELDER, p NJ.
1TPost Office open 0 Sundays from to O'Clock a,
and for hour after the mail arrives he sssa~
ing
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14
LIST OF LETTERS,
4th mo. Nth, l 10

Remaining in the Post Office al Richmond Ind, OF the
LIST day of April, Isi6, and taken previous
the LIST day of July will be to the p o. Depart
III n al dead letters
ILPcrsons calling for those letters will pIense
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14

TuRPENrINE DIsrILLER:Es.-The Wilmington,
(N. CO. Chronicle states that there arc at tina,
place now twelve establishments, running about
thirty stills, in daily operation. and three more
which altogether will have seven stills, in
progress. 1t is calculated that when tho whole
shall be in operation they will up 1900 bar
rels Of turpentine daily, and turn out 200 barrels
Of spirits, besides the rosin and pitch. Those in
operation at the present time require about 1900
barrels of surpcnsne daily, and make leo barrels
Of spirits. with the usual proportion Of rosin and
pitch.
In addition TO these in Wilmington there are a
great many distilIeries, in the neighboring coun-
ties, and on the line of the Rail Road, the pro-
ducts Of which are taken to that place for sale
and shipment, and others are going up in every
direction 10 the country around.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-04-14
To All ycrsOns Interested.

April Nth, 1916.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-30

WADE W. WOODBRIDGE,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Ftrst Do0- h!0s ts Cay Hotd,
OFFERS for sale
~ 200 bags Rio and IAsuaya CoG,e
100 DO Java and Manila do
30 bids P. Rico and n. Orleans Sugars
) DO Cuia Chnied do
90 bbls n oH,aus do
10 boxes W. K W. Loaf do
S bbts Crushed do
S do Puiverised do
90 hid, Moases
20 bbs y. q. Moasses
10 tons Trcdegar Iron, assorted sDss
) do County do
! do BIisiered steel
I do German DO
200 kegs Nails
100 sdss Sole Leather
100 boIes soap
SO do sperm and Tsnow Candies
100 rsam. wrapping Paper
so 90 Cap and Letter Paper
; CeToons Indigo
20 packages C. p. and ImpTTea
5 do Black do
20 kegs Povte.
200 bag shot
10 kegs bar Lead
S teues Rice
10000 4' Cotton Yarns, Manchester and other he'ore.
1000 lbs. do Seine Tw,ne, Nos. 10 andao
10000 lbs Briggs Family Bacon
10000 los Western SIDES do
. ~pun;Seons superior Old Java Rum
10 bS. l. do
. pipes sup. Holland Gin
> half pipes sup. Old Brandy, J HsnneEsse
do do do do, o. Dupuy q Co.
AR do do do, do
10 bbls Imitation do
, do sup. old Peach do
10 do DO do Apple DO, 3yearsod
30 do RichartSon's No. / Whiskey
50 do Tuscaloosa %
- do Monongahela Rye Spirits
100 do Cincinnati Recuhei Whiskey
s bids do
. pipes old l.. T. NJ Wine
] pipe choice DO DO
do do do
10 ar pipes :. N. do
; DO Bro Shenydo
/ pipe o. L. Port do
4 Or pipes pure Juice do
10 bs Sweet Malaga do
20 ba'kst- Champagne, Anchor and other brands
D~emJohus, Spanish Segar, Mustard
Starch, CoppcIas, Alum, hllspice
Pepper Ginger, Lamp Oh, Lard, and Shoe Thread
With a small bt Of y. BuTney's sup. Family FIour-aI
Of which will be sld NJ the lowest prices for cash, or to puuctua
customers pn The usual time. n2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-30

W. EBB, BACON 4 co. offer Tor sale
w sUGARs-3O hhds 81 CroiH
los hhds Porto Rico
100 do New ORLEANS
II boIes Loaf
Is bbs Crushed and Puiverssd
~ uerces and 20 hall do. New orean. Clard.d
IS boxes Havana
MoLAssES-2O hhis Porto Rico
90 hhis aud II tctees Trinidad
20 hhds Canlenls
CoFFEE-4Oo bags Rio
500 bags Laguaya
les baT, Java
CANDLES%5S bo1,s Sperm
10 boNes Straue
50 boxes Hunrs patent Tanow
30 boxes Talow
CASTLE, Brown and shaving Soap
200 legs Cut Nails and Brads
? tons Ristercd steel
Hoop Iron
20 tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones
1900 side Sole Leath.r
Harness and Upper Leather
S bales Shoe Thread
10 packages Gun Powder Tea
Black Tea
- bbs Sperm Lamp OIL
~ bbts Tanners OH
zoo uerces Thomastnn Lime
100 dozen Painted Buckets
Nets OF WOODWARD
Is ucre-s Rice
so bh- Cider Vinegar
- hhds Bacon sides
IS hhds do SHOULDERS
200 Ibis \. g. Cut HeruHss
100 bhs Family Zoe do
IS bbs Shad
Rosin-Tar
spints Turprnune
Letter, Writing and Wrapping Paper au -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-30
DISSOLUTION

rzNHE co.partnership heretofore existing under
IL the tim Of HankiR A whH,oek va. ms cay dAseNea e'
mutual eos.snI Tue unsettled business d the concern ~hh . az
tended to by Rankin. wh.ucek q Royser u
b. h. wErrLoCk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-30
TO THE PUBLIC.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

III bOOINlhI mLllODh LIZ
n E ask the aGeHuOH % merchants making tLeir purchases IN
SE this market. 10 our stock Of Fancy Goods nov IN store. be
Iieying that they wn find a. large and varied assortment OF RICH
FANCY GOODS, as IN any one establishment in this city; and our
disposition and determination is 10 sell a. cheap a. similar eoois
can be bought in tbs market We lave recently opened ali The
late gyEs %
Dress silks. some very neh; Laces, shzws
Csshmeres, de'LlIns, Robes Of every fabric aRd quality
Black Alpaca Robes
Cord and blk Alpaecas, Ercat variety
Gro deOHeans Pads, California Cheeks
EmbrOdenes Tor wedding and evening dresses
Very uch smbd white Silks Tor wedding dresses
Gloves, Mrts. Velvet Cuhs
French worked CaPes eni Collars
Linen Cambria Hdkfs
ladies' and ChIdren'z Hoods
Ladies and Infants Dress CAPS
Trimmings of every description
Flae green Beagcs
Blk and coIdCaTcs, Corsets
Bonnet and Neck Ribands
SATIN and Inserting do, &c.
Together with a large assortment Of STAPLE GOODs such a.
Bheacbsd and brown Domesues
Negro AMI Bed Blankets
Jeans aLd keTseys, Sauaets
Plaid LdEeys, PJin;s, Cotton Bate
Blk and white Wadding
Co hE, CaGymercs, and a great variety Of VetinEH. &c.
To uhosc Who buy for cash, OF To plnetaal customers, we Will
offer great inducements IN the above goods
d - HAYES, VAN DEURsEN A WARD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-30

Nl. MAINTAINING the discharge in Bh.ers THIS prepared pa
re Ia. been in use for twenty yrar- and upwards amonrt the
most eminent Physicians and surgeons OF the Partisan Hospital and
is Acknowledged to be one Of the best compositions ever used for
drr s.ins bhstoI.s maintaining an abundant uniform discharge with
out any pain. and preventing the decomposition OF the matter -
ertod dnnng the intervals OF dressing. thereby contributing great
" tn CLEANLINESS and comfort. Physicians arr respectfully request
cdto call and examine the article, for sale by
nj II GANNOR n WOOD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-30

a OLDNER,

No u Wcs Main street,
HAVE In store, and for sale on reasonable
terms. = rcreraiasormcni of aH hHds Foreign and bones
90 wiurs and Liquor, ~ vhfl-ag and retail T1ty have NJ an
tfnos on hsnd .. a 5. 20. vs. sid go gtn d~cnJoans and mnas, aud
vr put up 10 rood order am gtauuy That nav be- wanted
Eeerrr " pnhtc houses 10 The county and persons wanting n
roofsuicr ~ their owa uc. wouddo wei Co ave them a eante
i've psrh1ainr o. fi~y nay rect assured that any Liq1of they may
~ VII rfovr 70 b. q rcnrua article. 81 ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-30
IN OOK no YOUR INTERESTI

- .enbsD would rescctfaHy inform their ersiomerut and the
public rcn.uiiy. that they have reeeivcdtheir usual large supply Of
The no-, fashionable and other kBd. Of ready made CLoTHINc f6t
winter w-nf. andto which they ne making constant additions semi
w-ciiy, consisting of every variety Of desirable Cloak., CoaiSves.
rans, drawers. Shirts, Collars Bo-ous, Stocks. Socks Hdkf-
su-p-pd-Tt, &C. k--wHh whien they will be pleased TO n them
nth, best style and upon the most reasonable terms.
The pains they have taken In the selection oC their materials to
rscuu goodness and beauty, a. well sthe care they have taken in
having thsn made up under their own supervision to secure dura
bnity and neatne-- of H. makes their Assortment one peculiarly
d1srnbbc tn selret from, 10 aIlpsuons. Call and sec for yourselves
st HOOPER 4 CRAFTS Virginia Clothing s;orr,
,o7-f Nc. ca, Main st