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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

NEW CAbINET 8 CHIIR WARE EOOu
EBBEET & RITE.
No lO2 MAlN 81 WlmgrtNc. Va
III A'ING iahcn pau ct The well Known CDai,
~ "a csis5i'sltseni of w Robb. ore p,.,, ,,.,1.
t't'"rng ahd intend keeping oB haod every DE-.
srHp'ion OF CsiInct Furniture aud Mah1s,nv
Char. CHEAP FOR CASH
Gall ln YOU fhst ~ q 60 purchase DON'T mil.
bhe wv Num sireci,a itw doofs ab.vc ihe NIr,
Chants and M'chiuics' Batb aud nearly opposite
Luktfs Bcseirs Confectionery
N Undertaking au,udsu tostiLe ,.,,,.,.
my H.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

HE SUBSCRIBERS bog leave 10 ipf,,m
.hef customers nud the public riut he line.
,l u'""nge ihey have receives. has induced
.','n u Acfea-o tbcr m1chiuosy. so ih.irb,v s,c
.. PREPARED io al oli orders pr.miiIy. wi,h a ~.
49,. u."'.e 81 iehued LARD OIL. uh ca we
"o'iaht eqncl 10 an, m ih,, Union III 60. i"
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o1a WARREN x list
Z, ''' %" h'nd i'f expiration at it. aud Cap,u.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18
II He LATEST, CHEAPEST. AMI
MOST FASHlONABLE
C4ACTA4M c. STORE.
GREAT CENTRAL. RoUTu
CT u YHTNG ron ~

CORNER OF MONROE AND WATER srs
Consisting 10 put OF the loilo,,n.r. S,,n i,,.
\ ,heebs - every kinds Sate ,oi'd lsnen p..t ~
3fown do. BfokGeId do G,rctsu.s ,,.,... ~.
"''''' h'a'y Kelsey Sa'nusis Iincnsofoill.,.J ..
'''",t c.o.hs' Cf"l"n coating; Tweed, C,fdrt,'
! ,"'"" I-afh, to Dab bIk Summer cl,bs. S..
ders Cloves aud Stock. "usI'"
'kANAIS--Suk and Slnp; also C,,cL.,, 80
'",."e' crn'ais. SCarfs- Sill aud :, m
F'"t '"'slmefes, tfcuch Due skin r..
''aiai tfcu'h DO; Woul B ach Boek.Li,
'Ho iiNCS-Coshmetr. Maf.uill,s ST. ..t
S"lin IT every pattern '"'
~ OIiiS-Surer super fine French rl,,,t, lt..t
Due do. Green du. Blown 90 lsvi.,l,te o.. .,
Al Of which will be made n,.,.,.,,t.-
-''''s' notice nni must fashionable aud n..,
CT ''yIe snd "l very low pucts u d. mot NO.
y ''' me q" Tell he public hat am a r.i,e, n,
y r. "e. k"Nu hot I have held ms No. ~.
''''' h''ic i".''r. rem ihe very liberal sy,t., -,
Mol '''~ 1'"'ys STOOD
nc whlic vii IND IL 70 heir ad,,oiago Il, call
Nv 'Hr "ffa' Central Route Clothing Sl0,s a.,
"e} VIZ trd 6rst mtu uss5rime.t Ut
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N' ' '''' S.tus's make ani tot il. sr.oo'7' .,...
~ '' '.1 s'ofk OF eight or ten year. sapd,r.
.s''' 'i' pubic go 'h.se whp p1ir.rty. r.e i.
~ s''"r''s 'fe mode in iae hira 4igfc at s...I
, 80, , ..I WI "afnnt my work O., ,gf ~ .
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-18

So Z sSOEs FEsCJ.R Bs 3FSE&
VIZ Stlacr'ber having mkcn The Iron Iyo,, :
g'"''''} hn""n as ihe Wheeling Rolling NfIl
s''era'y hot Lc has thoroughly r.o,i,.t 49,,
WORKS nhd - nnw preuarcd lu iurui.k
IRON AND NAILS
n' nIi The different sizes a leo AMERICAN ytte
TEX and SPRING STEELpf qusI,ry ,,,,,t -
made 10 fnl'''rsn or doe Wcsi, nll Of vIicb =,
VII sen at Pittsburgh prices oni or liberal ,e,,,.
WAREHOUSE No. 2s MONROE sY
Wheeling sent u 1915 ''''' IN9'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07
Yirsinln LcgisInfnre.

The Senate and House of Delegates will assemble to-day,
n their respective chambers, o'clock. We presume
that thoc will be- delay their organization. The large
number oi members already the city leave 10
doubt hats quorum will be present aud presume that
ihe former officers will be rs-oeo,ed, II unanimously BY
decisive msioriues.
The Governors Message expect 10 Icy before our
readers Tomorrow snd during the shall publish
u reports Of the proceedings limits and other de-
msnds upon columns will permit We anuoipato 10
tcrcsune session. well Of the numboro i'm
porsnt topics which will BE- brought the consideration Of
the Legislature OF The eminent ability Of large portion
OF No members comparing, the latter respect very ad-
vaaisgeously think vita predecessors lOr my
year pest
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07

horc bot s75 and observed f the Who'll, manu-
heuIng interest of Philadelphia ard hood put
tgcthef the amount OF wefk would
aud srrcW am'rF far m'te working hands
lie QUO cd with sAt eli Ct Tho n,ana OF proc
Philadelphia 9TH July l7Ss.
And asAcd Mr W. do you believe inc Of Mt
Folks stsndaid tbs Phia
deli hia in 1888. loud response aud eheering.1
lie referred CONCLUSION, the OF
pressed hi. Pre-
en- tea and pace OF i've millions
Of ~.
The m outy which struck thoe eri,ted-
hut advice % h would be- you destroy
ed-gNe Us back nNionai eTedt-put
have incurred heavy deb hut
and We viii The ireland the
mnrket for Amer aud
g to the tnd, the exciting sun would
had Destroyed But It thouh re nj. should
foolish enough to buy the good,
that would require what would b. the good.
must be paid foT ard the would
CT condition and destroy the OF the
Mt w take leave Of YOU AMI OF the returning
ATTENDANCE here II they have lived any pleasure they
ftnRg n this aueree before any tins t their
whit of hing sure eye, AZ
have been gau6c Finally tee the prosper ~ OF
the times and IA the happy
anumcabo h,ssnes VIII eb Providence entered upon
Who there aud what OF the wotd
VITA greater pcasutc, AID honest pride
hstpy What iathcr' mothers hoF
tie CtiTr hipTires q: their while the father,
and the hal uphold the pitrs harry
may those pas be beauty
the mo hers and the diughnrs,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07
Extension of the .rc,.

The Washington Fountain states that there is now an
Agent IN that ely, prepared the oading mon IN
the Northern provinces Of Mexico who are eager % come
under the power Of tho u. States if our government will
protect them from tho invasion OF Mexico. This Agent
represents that the master p of all the provinces
Of % degrees OF North latitude except one and tina, one
tits believed, will come in are anxious
that the American government should occupy them in orco
and that they will IN due time unite and cedo themselves.
and their territory to the U. States.
The "eadng men, OF the Northern provinces of Mexico
mag entertain the design imputed TO thcm-though we
strongly doubt whether, If there be Mexican Agent in
he is not for his purposes deceivng and mse
the government IT, however he be in fact clothed with the
authority which he elaine, is il obvious that the ead.
inc men, OF the Northern provinces do not express the
feelings OF the OF the popuaon1 And are they to DO
traded off, after the fashion Of European monarchs by
tics Of ccssion made by LEADING menu In the last New
Orleans Picayuno rs letter from CamargO which says for
our Government at the fire of the rsi gum much less
leniariy) but the reverse. The military aspirans arc pre-
rented by their people from making peace with tho United
States do not believe there single pulslton Of their
hearts, unless from interest fear which with US nor
can any man, whose views opinions favorable TO
rise TO power or retain IL long" What sort OF '.czens
would these hostile masses mske1 1t woud need stand
ing army TO Keep them in subsection, they should be
neSed and prevent the United States from becoming as
famous for "pronunciamentos' Mexico is now They
would be a hard bargain a gift!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07
Volunteers for ucxico.

Alta meeting of the Committees appointed TO obtain
subscriptions to aid the Volunteers for the Mexican War
held the office of RObs: c. Scott on Saturday the 5h
OF December, loi6-seyeal members cerored what had
been subscribed amounting IN the aggregate to four hun
dred aud sixty-ninc dolar; thercupon, the following
among other resolutions adopted:
Resolved. That will continue To solicit contribution,
from our fellow citizens of Richmond.
Resolved, That the number OF the Committees be en-
laged and hereupon the following gentlemen were added
to the Committee, 10 wit:
From jefferson Ward-Joseph N. Darlington, John
Lynch. WIN. Christian, William w. Ford.
From Madison Ward-James II. Gardner, j. IIartwell,
William w. EustOce, Benjamin Tate.
From Monroe Ward-B Sladc, Burwell Jenkins Tho
mas J. Evans, John Clark, George w. Toler.
Resolved, That II be recommended to the Committees
TO divide their Wards into sections, and that they report
Thursday 10 o'clock, to which hour the Com
mittee adjourned, To meet at the same place.
ROBERT c. SCOTT Chairman
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07
a Brief Tribute to "A True Hero.

VessTs Editors w not your heart touched on read
ing the narrative Of young ownsmau'. achievements
on board toe Inflated Atlantic mean Lieut.. MAYSAED.
There was herosm-theTs chivairy-iheTs was in
tense humanity. / detract nothing from the fame OF tie
warrior. Let him ls Clapet Of glory. would not
rIic single leaf IT, But nohor Paio Alto nor Mon
ietcy witnessed noble display Of courage, such lofty
sei-sacThcc, the cold and stormy shore OF New Eng
Iand. that fatal night. The warrior defends his own
le while he hazards IT. II no succeed It - life for lite.
lie nights Us man with man--iOr his IJe-Or TeHOpa.-
lie fights amid the cheer Of comrades and the strains OF
music the gaze OF the world and trumpet Of fame
SQUADS out forever tue notes OF his praise But Maynard
fought the elements Of Heaven and Earth amid gh and
storm, and winter blast, and roaring su-not save his
life gain renOwn, but to the lives Of women
and children. Before him stood Death There was no
world gazing his CJris-uO but the appalling
lied to herald his actions Tor probable deain to oil on
board left hope that there would be surviving
selfish, he took precautions 10 the life Of all except
himself His labor 10 lfc-uOt 10 take IL.
Does this shed lusire his native place And
ought the city Of hI birth it up her aud a9-
paud the noble conduct q, her con There is a mouu-
for him, know erected the hearts Of those whom
he saved, more pleasing a soul capable OF such acts
than empty applause but as Of hi ellDw.townsrcn
would like grasp him by hand md lo IN his face
VIII not the Cry take some public notice of these acts of
hs-scis which rank him among the Chevaicrs Of tho
past-aets which Rome would have rewarded with a mo-
numout or iriumpho m1rcHl Can not suggest
mode of expressing what know To be tho sentiment Of
our citizens RICHMOND.
We cordisy unite in the wsil-iimcd suggestion Of our
correspondent. But should be- lad It, Maynard
substantial token Of the csrna ion in which
his gallant and heroic conduct held. As tine ~ +. Jour
no. oI Commerce rcnurks, Lieut. ". seeks aud need.
other reward for h' heosm than the consciousness o
having done something i,r humanity To- its extremity
But will suggest whether such deeds do not enie pub
Tie servants TO promotion 100 profession at the hands
of tho Government az much heroic in sca-Ggbu
aud on battle fcds''I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07
yirginin YoIunIccr,.

fToW the Petersburg lntsigencer OF Saturday last,
learn that the company o; Volunteers raised pa
ouc and pu5lcsped town. for the Mexican War il now
co nplee, and by the election Of off GERS fully organized
The Inielgencer says:
The ANNEXED list will SHOW that "Jeyels have
been eouhiodIo the care Of those permit
TO be dmmtd We know all tn Nni can say with
much truth As pe'suEe That tete
in-de The highest ticcr AMI Deliberate judS
men o haht Of tee siee't morality and sobrsy rogg-
age az br GIN as hs swo aUi he VII sustained
rank below hm Each member OF the Company eleyc
leave here with ihe So1vu ton thai
alone but as the represent tie proud
poasl ~ hiatt never seat coward ing
prevailing IN tei ranks th'e whom ihry tc1Ed
b. hippy n the assurance that earned Iepua TIE
town VII be ily suta mel Fog past Peter burg
las hth more IKE camp han peaceful OF
al aud cunit cn' seemed caught uy
en- hlsasle fpI The Ladies, aiuule they
are prompt Co REGARD gala.t deeds Necessary
IN a'uTes To procure Flag which presented Conpa.
nv IN their
The foowifF tbs list Of osers MO were unnaousy os-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07

The Petersburg company may be every day expected
in Richmond to be mustered into selvice by an officer of
the l. > Army, who is already here for the purpose
Another Company may soon be expected from Berkeley
county The Marrns0urg Repu ocan OF the % inst m
forms US that the list was rapidly filling up, and conf
IDENTIFY expected BY the 10th It l.! be full.
Capt Rowans company, from Jecr On county hiss been
accepted by the Governor, though ranks yet
tfeIy filed Fresh rcerur however were Offering every
day, told 10y the Cha Free Press The Ride
corps, IN the famo county, commanded BY Capt Ham
amck, has also 'eAdcred It's services TO the Governor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07

ar Rumou are provn.ent IN Washington that Santa
Anna has wiihdswn oil he forces from San Luis Poos
and concentrated them upon the city Of Mexico which he
will strongly iofy This movement II BE- farther said,
suspected by the MoScans to be intended him
the Dictatorship, note MISLEADING oil Doc disclaimers Of that
intention Several officers in command az San LUIS II ~
dod hsd pronounced against Santa AIMS as worse enc.
my 70 Mexico then The North Americans. Nous psrous!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07
srArNrnN coNvENrlnN

We arc compelled TO 10y over tbo resolutions adopted
by hIs body, By Che length Of Mr. We5scrs speech
They recommend thst the question of calling Conycn.
ton FOR tho paposo of amending che State Constitution,
BE- postponed uau otter che Census OF ashland recon.
mend hat ro Members Of the Legislature favorable to
REFORM" shall tins winter propose ssch may
be deemed advisable 70 effect the objects contemplated
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07

u monument the gallan, Tenncssccans who fell
AZ Monterey Is about to be erected by the people Of Nash
VILE Mr. Strickland the architect has furnished the de-
sign which will 500. The height will be 50 feet
The names OF the slain to be inscribed upon the shaft
as well as upon the panels Of the ncdestaI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07

~ The ud1s1 from the scot OF war, which we publish
this morning, ofc somewhat unexpected II bod been nm
dcstOJd indeed, ibst the MoNgau forces bad been with
drawn from Slro aud that do cnce OF thattown wou
be- made but supposed a.sJ that Gen Taylor he'd
determined TO advance farther boo that direction but 90
proceed with al bic disprsab.c force 9, Tampico.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07
lCoNSuSIcATT

would most respectfully ask our City Measurer wha
arc tho rules Of measurement he goes by in
chanlcal work done in the ciyi perceive our Capitol
undergoing repairs, and informed the mode Of mea
adopted far exceeds the usually al
lowed. JUSTICE.
Dec. 4th, 1886.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07
VIZ. Nchsfers, spcecI,.

large space 10 10 days paper s devoted % the speech
OF Mr. Webster, At tho dinner given 10 him Philadelphia
on the BOD instant lis remarks the origin the
Mexican Wsrparcuarly bic analysis Of the instructions
given Gen. Taylor, previously bis advance movement
towards the Rio Grandewil attract the attention Of the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07

" public meeting was held az Morgan'owu, Va., on
the 29d ole and resolutions adopted n favor Of sppca
ton TO the Legislature for tho incorporation Of Company
60 improve the navigation Of the MonOngahoIl river BY
slack water from hc Pcnn'yIynno line upwards Tho
necessary for this purpose estimated a. S3OO,OO0anj
they ak that two 6bs Of this be subscribed BY
t,r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07

t The Van Ness TRIAL still progress before the Cir.
cult Court in Washington city. The testimony Introduced
by the heirs OF Gen Van Ness has very decidedly
ened the claim OF the widow Conner TO the name and
tate of the deceased General
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07

H. Samuel Weir, Esq. the ORig Vino Editor in South
Carolina has enrolled his private the Column
ba volunteers Let 1.-The Washington Union remember this
when it iaunts the Wings with sympathy Tor Mexico!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07

u a revolution Is under discussion n the Legs
laute Of South Carolina authorizing change ho mode
Of appointing Presidential EIectos-iakng from the Lo.
gsature end giving 10 20 the people. Mr.. Cahouus opn-
lon adverse have heretofore stated, the proposed
change and take granted therefore, that the At
Tempt will be abbfuye.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07

u The Charleston Mercury that Mr. Fillmore ha,
refused to permit his be used candidate for the
l. : Senate, to succeed Mr. Mcputie The most promi-
mont aspirants present Il. b. Rhet Gov Hammond
and Judge Butler.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07
HARR

On WEDNESDAY the .d iu by IN, Rev. Friend Mr. Go
w Rorsrts OF Richmond Miss MARY r. d.u.ht OF El.n
'" 70 ndeit.r, Eco, OF ChsseTde d county, Va
Atfhil'dephs, on the ls' inst by the Rev. MIR. Brown,
hIhR y. DASiKL' Jr ESQ to Miss MARY, daughter OF
James Robertson. Esq OF the former place
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07
Tile SOutI1crncr.

Mr.. james VI. Games paper, under this title, sy-
peared last Frd1y and will be regularly published on that
day Of each week Boo future Tho paperis filed with much
valuable maucr-and will hereafter doubtless fully come
up TO public expectation. he starts, learn, with large
subscription isi TO which be expects very considerable
cCfsIors
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07

U ThsCharles,on papers the death of Hem
~ Deas, Esq venerable citizen OF South Carolina and
formerly distinguished politician
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07

u q L. Pelham, Esq has been elected Professor OF Ro.
man Literature IN the South carolina College the place
OF Dr.. William Hooper, resigned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07

IL Professor Henry, Of Princeton N J. has been chosen
Secretary OF the Smithsonian Institute
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07
From lhs Ma..moro. Flnr. Nov. IL.

FROM MoNTEEEY.-C Col. Cazneau arrived here on Thurs
day lest having lett Monterey previous Saturday,
Everything wa quiet and pcnccabe Nothing was known
Of the intended movements Of General TAYLOR; IL was
aiy be taken by our forces An express was on it, way
from General Wool 10 the Commander IN Chief t;epI
Wool had proceeded no farther than hometown. The
sesmer MAJOR Brown had arrived LAREDO, and reported
the rvCr nuyisube at all ~ high rs hat point
PRIEST IN DfFsuLTY.-A gentleman recently arrived
from Monterey informs that u the Presis of that
city has to do penan,e for his cell Of the peniton
ary there, by order Of Gen. Taylor The reverend Pa
Their had been found guilty Of preaching deseJ0n to our
troops n holy duty.
FRAuB REvEyUE-Wo nfe grati6ed Il, lear, a., q,
from information given IN our last an extensive fraud on
he revenue 0i our Government has been detected IL ba,
been ssccranod that tho freight landed the steamer
Enterprise was consigned to Mr. Uhdc, the Prussian Con-
sn at this place. and was brought from Havanna in the
Star, an American schooner which obtained ps yf from
the Collector at the Braz land the goods on the Me1i
can ede Of the Rio Gnnde free Of duty portion of the
goods were accordingly Up here and the steamer had
i.tfnod Tor The balance when h dscl,oei that there
wa rrcgullfty m tho trsBs1con Lieut. Chase the
QuaficrmIstot IN this pcc, with his u,ui promptnesq
and Independence, succeed n ierreng out tho matter; and
all the goods that have been found strictly guarded and
under seal until tho arrival OF Mr. Cook the Collector
a. tho Bn7"s, when thorough investigation will DO
made The cargo 10 valued az two hundred thsua,,d d
l1fH."
Characterization settlers arc already commencing 70
locate tho Texas eide Of tho Rio Grande several
tracts Of land below Cam1ryo have boon purchased rom
Mexican clamlnts ard The new owners have commenced
improving. young friend OF ours ia tho uu,rb,.c, ~
Of these racts, and he to that no intends being
bob IN five years We nave no doubt but that no will
i've years s Time suc7 u Tor enteprz ng and ipdustr-
Gus man 10 accumulate fortune on the banks Of the Rio
Grande, In agricultural and stock raising pursuits Abo
expiration o ai lime, the change that will have boon pro-
Gicga n ne banks Of this river will have precedent in
tho United States.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07

I ICORlCE.-50 cases Mass and Suck Llcor.
IL ice, al; by
ce7-Iw DUNLOP MONCURE Il co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07

EOFFEE.-2UO bags itio aud Laguiru Coffee,
~ IN store, sale by
dS7-Iw DUNLOP. MoNCURE L CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07

4 OAF SUGAR-75 packages loaf, crushed
~ aEd pulvehIed sugar, sale by
de7-Iw DUNLOP. HoNCURE & Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07
FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS!
ION MAIN GsyU L'Er,

GhDUlUN - HEAD YUM LEND -
100 MAIN STREET,
Corner 1871 and Main Sfreeis)
Il. B. PENCE, Agent,
A NEGOTIATING the meeting oi the Gepisin-
IN tufs visitors the ty has fr
their BE- 81 much enlarged afonrut will
through The sta'ou continue % receive additions srtoJ tu
prof
READY MADE CLOTHING,
AND GENTLEMEN's FANCY WARE.
had n Goois fay nyhuF commerdliiog .lFr
H. that he warrants all Clothing tctols
The fol ow1E be-. IN r1 comprises hisrssrrmpnt.
Colts-Fren,hatd ~ iSup Black ~ rrrrr ant rr.rt
DO over Cos imefc Beaver AMI nold Cloh black Blown
olive. WV
Do Sack Ca.siustr rc1vc-. and Rrotd Cloth
d. Omc ,'of fro.ks) ETY. qua-ics nod co'ors
Co1F' hlact and buo Beaver AMI Broad Cloth
Patts- Black French D1cst n Cashmere
d. French nd other Fancy Cashmere
Veftt-Fancy and Bin d sls Vcvct
Do Flncy Mcruo and Wroicn Velvet
Do Fancy mt Ba-k I'm aniaarn
Do Fancy N7icncia and Black Ga
scan--Fan.ypni Black sfknnd Satin
Cravats .Faueyaui u a-k Pin andsaUn
sto ts-sntin and ROM ayins
Pocket Iandterchcfs-'fk and Linnon Cambria
Glovts-siik. Nd, Buckskin and Msriro
Go iirs Boa1ms
shf s-Drsss, Plain and Fancy
90 Under slt, Merino and Cotton
Dnwers-Msrino and Cotton
suspeyders
Umbrciaf-qik Bingham, &c, Ie.
b r. VIII a. hsretosore tCsrfer,sn prs.rss ana b,yi
e mel havo "anens msdc nfasurr t- Fashion
abls ~ abishmett OF 4no ~. orem Co Bai,re This be
ehabfd ~ me mcauH n the Erpress ds,s des
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-07
- nor PHILADELPHIA. The good "a

N1s1 h SEQUEL. Capin ArunF having il, aW,r rorron
other sgsd vii be ac a immortality ntsu-
del henry Fi.tFR.
CLARKE'S OFFICE. doors from Main on liih street.
" For this day, Dee. 7lh NJ Exchnngc lotclC'pii,i-:
Sl2OO0, 10000 5000 3DOO 1000, 1900 10 Of 1000 &c
Tickets g. Gail on the great prize seller CLARKE. II you
want prize. de-
DENDLETON'S UFFICE.-Loticry draws in town to
day, Capitals $4,000, 10000, 10 prizes Of 1000 &c
Whole Tickets only 5J-halycs and quarters in proportion
package Of &c whole tickets costs bot Sll5-shurss in
proportion Sales close ~ o'clock Call early and secure
prize PENDBETON'5 OFFICE,
del No 3 EXCHANGE.
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FOR BALTIMORE AND PtIILADELrH'A.

TUX HALI IHUi9E ND FLIILADEIPHIA.
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