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Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

The Bowl;ng-G Green Journal labors undel
q mistake, when it Eupposes, that we wou.c
sare ourself Unnecessary trouble, by refec
zion on our part; MGt depends entirely upor
ats c.cn reflection. The "troubie" NIGH
indeedb be avoided, we're the course as We
hintcd) Of its editorials chCngea; hut un-
less hdt be changed. the trouble will still
be necessary, very necessary indeed. II
may be a esrOu5e' we grant; but min9
you, IN reference to all snch IS stEe article
alludedto," a necessary one, rery.
TIE do nst comprehend the meaning Of
the Journal "a common occurrence by the
way) when it says that we tried "to ridi-
cdie the stvle and sentiments n the EDIroR
of the JournaI;''' and afterwards says that
we "knew very well that the Error ofth"
Journal was not the author Of the article
aR,,ded o." TIE Journal loves logic truly.
But. what kind ofioc;c does it's "n af,e"
make when thrown into a Tangible fn-~.
thus: ssThe Banner editor tried TO r:dier1"
the stvle and sentiments Ct the editor If the
Journal; 5ercuse. he knew the editor never
wTrots that syie,, nor uttered those senti
menty;'' that is. fhe editor Of the Banner
knew that the editor never wrote that stvle
nor uttered those sentiments: therefore the
the editor Of the Bann-r tried to ridicuie
tho editor Of ire Journal. for writing tina:
style, and Interim tNoso sentiments. Ter.
surely, we had made IA "abortiva attempt,
Ia trA to ridicntc what was NOT in existence.
The truth is t.lis-when We heard the
Wing organ discourse such discordant mus
ie, we "Eaew" it was NJ -ract;sed hand
that touched it, but we did not attribute
that fling 70 any particular nerSon. How
ever, il it were the tlatter Editor ut IF so
facetiors!y in the ssantes." we shar mt have
TO "reaett ccca-;orsliv mon the fact thnt
he thinks but little" for his hart'irr. s:i'l
with us, admonishes us nf that "fact". Bnt
Shal! e71eavor to discover. how one who
really thinks 50 I'm. ean, nv arv rcesihHi.
tv careless than 10 thiaks. It il said that
ga word ~ The vice is snFc;cnt." hut we
shall have Is "cinher eome." before we
discovert the exact nuartitv Of words neres-
sarv. to sit tie comprehension Of this
scribe for the Journal.
It nav he that We az. iaaehted to th's
wiSearrA far the "nnf:re." thnrrh (the
beneficial result Of our expo.tn'stinnl r.
does MT "loo-7 nirh e. i,-ge" - ha lid
before. I'm Ne he. II viii he s,~A inen--
nation f,r him. N t,ow. thst 4 it'll. Of the
grammar, a little knn-lcdq.. so1r rors.
ard = EH'o thought, are considered nr.-.-
qni<i.-s.iF in the ah<"2e. of tie editor, re
should again wish to slide into the editorial
chair.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

=. -. W. ~ neI.t 40 nc. -.aAe d fCsna1
OF rot G.edlatnn, when hS previous RI.
mOrs on that subject were set afc at, but
an il 'crm1i sugge s:ion that such Al
IF + vouidte made, Il the Cnited, States &
would express a willingness to accept it.
Unr o. rh-tnt very properly fefrssd to
take aDynnice Of tie suggestion. 1t is now
~cests.n thai a fE:IIai sGar has BEEN made,
',ota to tue United States and Mexico. We
known bow faT TIE present Adninisia-
ion may be disposed 10 go. in. this matter,
bHt Gn tine honor and fatHre prosperity Of
i.his Country, we sincerely hr pc tat firm
& t;ynifird response will be made 20 the Brit
isl pr0pcsitfnr-SHch as viii Convince Ea-
powers that in. the adjustment Of
,nu' dispnt, > with ot;ler HgiaEsr IN this ron.
tinen:, or caf1ro: ~tole1dte The interference,
in any form, Of trarSatisntic Governments.
20 better opportunity could be FItssnisl
Ifr tlr firm. and !Iunsrsble rihdiraticn Of
N -inteif rrGct" GoctriEs ,eirhot Id
in the Pr sideat's annual message. '
= .. - ..tA
II tine pr1frrpd mediation were O. cspt.
ell. what kind oftrtaty wuold be nescA...
et? Who surHIes that England, ANXIOUS a.
she has been to prevent the annexation Of
Texas, would no" ptlC,it, If she could pre-
, cnt it, the assent ct Mexico TO such terms
as We snail! nnquestionably demand? There
Fan be only ole safe course in this matter,
.!n1 that is. to decline the preferred medi.
.atinn-to adhere L, s~olutrly TO tie policy
which senrra;.S rs entirely from Europe.
III powers, and which denies 70 them the
rirlt OF, an:i removes all pYetext for, inter. a,
!e.lIg in the affairs Of the American RSput-.
-. T.. e declaration of Monroe, a. ~rciier.
ned BY Presi!.nt Polk, should dictate Gns
.n2"sr to the new British propositicA.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL FROM ORE ,
GON.-rhc Independence E1rosrTcs, Of lie 81
,ns... says:
Mr.. ". D. Bonney, cfoSfcrd, ohie, arrived
III our OWN on WcanesHay last, from Oregon.
I!e let oregon Oh the l3th May anil represents
tae people :kCre as teing prosperous and geneF.
Ey wei >.:r,Ge,i with their new hones. The.
were &c take place in juEss{cf m<nt.
;e,so ;nr legislature Of Oregqsi and refsesefts
Il, : c,",i ..'blc interest was fe0 a S,FIaTesA& 4
n .-~r,; ~laasliJn at issue bcirga$t6; Tbdhef>
~. <,:r =: ar Ien. spirits ,kuuld 3. permitted IN
-. r~.:ri;ary or net. Quite n new question for
~" :";hTy. s
u. 3o1,.y broush, in i25 letters for psrseas
in varors pals o; TIE Union. principally from
liz. Oregon All C-lisrz;a epriSfan.., who started
ne pr,>e,: YER. Tn-AGss, the emigrantI he
MT w-r- ge~n..4iiy healthy aud il gccd .pirii,.
md thr.r Tens looking wen. gcb wss-
cons on his rcu'c IL. StIoe s:cre gc:tk L. Ore.
g.n nj same {" c Li:urri.. Tie c:aigran1 ts
he poirt. >ltyc named separated ST lnherea-
.'"nc, Rock IN TIA 18th July last. Gov. Elfss
went 10 Oregon in consequence OF the Mormon
erni.ram;i"n. 10 C.iiIoraia. Mr.. Bnnnsy vas
f,b!t or his Wy IL ~ the ;nii :ns, Of his hor.
sea. rrrvi.iors ami c~i.:iire. aLsi Travelled about
40 miles o, at AMI slans. W.. "a he was over.
tas, n " VT. Euiic;t, ( Co, and tskcr to EeEs
L.'r: ir;'. tir. Brn."y is now % his way 10
.Olio, where lie resides.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

In Justice 10 "Ci,izen" We feel conssrain,
ed to make room for his reply to "l)i,pas'
!sionately" though We regret very much
that the discussion between them las rs
sumed altogether a personal bearing. Il
is nrtcu: purpose, to stain nur little pager,
either bv dirk innrenlo. or ',ars', invrctive
against tire character Of oilers. We had
hoped that a Question Of pr',lic policy, c""id
b. discussed by neightors, w%it!.ont .xe:t;re
any ~mnlienant frcl;rg, and will. Il st L."re,
we tolerated tie early part OF tie drb,,.
upon the question at issue between ''Citi-
re " and "'Disra>siona,cly." But unfor'
tunately, during our absen,c f.r tile last
week ,,hr debate alluded 10 has tskcn a tara
and assumed a character which does r"1
meet with our approval. Fer both, 'Ciii.
zen aud 'Disp,ssi"nately,' We entertain
TIE kindrst feelings of Per'oral frit nds''il
AMI we will readily nccumnod 'ts either Of
item vii, We can do so. without 4
sarri6c. NJ 81 II r.. sprct, hu, We cavnnt con.
sent to a c~on:inu ,,r" nf t.:is debate il Il:
present complexion s:,irir according to OIL,
notions Of Proorietv, IS nit sethrr too per
snnal.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12
INPNRTANrF 2NM WASHING
TON,

\ CORRESPONDENT "fths Baltimore C..ir2r,
writing trc:H washington says:
: -; v"s currently re ,ar'"i. :,a:, .: ,
G..fntJn.rt.ng IN the !3tI ut. III, NJ ~.
,'-'ti,m II England tn mri:e,c !:,v-.t-t -,
Ua'ted I:a:e3 "a VI X, W %.
lily ssiecssJ, and tass - wy :sso.,sa ~ go.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12
TAX SALES.

List Monday was the day set apart fol
tie annual sale Of lots and lands f,r':as';
due the State. We are informed that ir
TIE sdjacen: counties there were few 4 Any
bidders excerpt thase directly Interested
the law i'll is present shape is but little
better than = auiiity.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

The ne,rv E..-m f r.ys has co"se% q
$ dfen RE !" ii: r:Gs 5N kinds +
grI:". L. Il. III. .Hh'0tn ~ :".sti
r~.m 60 20 ce"is, g r" M 70 t. 20
Oais :. vn 30 I. 81 sent: yr.- 3 shcE.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

We acknowledge our indebtedness TO -
eblising clerk Of the Donu''On Tor a late
s. LSis paper.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

. . Knowing it t" BE- i us"-l thi'G VII. *hr
|-eaters AMI the public ccirEa,i;, " Il! -.
to look to tie roiumns OIL The Banner tor lie Iat. <t
arrival Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Sc, liz Louis
lana We would refer them to the advertisement Of
our friends. Ne,srs. Lnee & Marvin, at WIN.
Luce's oil stanl, on Water street, now familiarity
known as the CLOVER frsB-TRAr." Our mcr-
<hants generally arc selling Goods cheap, and it
is difficult fn- lis 10 decide which house sells TIE
best bargains. But one thing is certain, or
at the "Iish-Trar" SELL GOODS unusually
Low
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

By appointment Of the County Court
the judges Of the last August election viii
set as judges Of the special election, for
ofConsress, which viii take plae.
On saturday, the 3lst, Of October proximo
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

Daniel NJ. Leet has been appointed BY
the Governor, Judge of the l4th Judicial
Circuit. in the place Of the Hon. Charlie:
II. Allen, resigned. IS.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

The Bowlius-Green Journal says that
AUGUSTUS Quay was appointed
Justice Of the County Court, a.
, special term OF that court, held on Mon
day last.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

"t ~"'t'er;s run<u."yr : i: :
aVntE Of OctobES.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

DR.. John C. Welborn of Pike county
a candidate for Congress TO fll the vacar
cy in the Missouri delegation occasione
BY the resignation of Col. Sterling Price.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-12

The election for a member Of Congress.
20 FIJI tie vacancy in the Missouri delcga'
ton occasioned by the resignation Of Col
Price will come off on SATURDAY the
3!st, DAY OF OCTOBER 1876.
Pass it around; and let every man turn
out resolved to support the man vile will
carry out his principles.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-09
u OOK TO YOUR INTEREST The sub.

- senbe would respectfully inform their customers and the
public generally they receyeder usual large supply Of
fashionable and other kinds Of ready made CLOTHING for
and which they making additions semi
weekly consisting of variety desirable COaks CoatVss
Pants Drawers Shirt Collars, 8osoms Stocks socks Hdkfs
suspenders. which they VIII be pleased 1T them
the best style and upon the most reasonable terms
The they the selection Of their materials TO
goodness beauty they
made under supervision dura
biy and Of it, te peculiarly
persons Call and for yourselves
HOOPER q GRAPHS Virginia Clothing Store,
no7-n No. % Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-09

NEW SILK HOUSE.
IA. FIELD q CO.,
No. I, Hanover STREET, Baltimore, Nd,
importers aud IObbcrs OF staple and Fancy
SILK GOODS,
D ESPECTFUILl inform the Merchants Of
IL Virginia, Noftb soH Carolina, that they have ,siab
sci themselves IN the Cy ~ Baltimore purpose
dueting Staple Fancy and
their attention particularly sio-k consisting
part Of extensive assortment of
Plain Fancy Stiks &C the fiyies W dfrssrs
Every variety u BIN and Blue BIN Silks. widths
Plain and Fancy cord fotences aud Mareelncs
Bk, White md Cord Fatins, n al qualities
serEes of the approved m1ke-, various widths
Mourning and Sui cd afetons ''Eu robes"
French Bingham huglins
BalEnrnes and BafeEes
Narquisos and Poiaccas. bcauiidI goods
Ombfe and Printed Mousine Deiainss, "fupines"
Shaws great variety, very rich
Fancy Hikfs, Cloves, Hosiery 81 all varieties
Sewing Six, an soors and prices
Bt blue Bik, Cord and White Grapes
Hat Grapes, an numbers
Rihbons-BH aud Cord ranstar-the rchc aornen ~ mn
~, Cap and Bonnst Ribbons every offered this market
Gaces, Eirinrsa and in-eti,nr. a..
Together wevery description q goods usually found sk
Jobbing House
Thsse goods a very advanse, We are De
tenn remedy complained market
advantsgcs eng that feel able compete The
Eastern markets NH io-dim
~ HHDs superior LAMP OIL, PEI schr Ela Williams and
- fpr sale By
NH ~ RANKIN WfTTLOCK.
MILL SAWS Of the most approved make, O.,
lVl 81 and feot-for sale ai zoe, BY
"a. CLARKsON d co,
No. III Brosd ~ shockoe IIm,
NH "a siga NJ tho Hand saw.
ERESH GARDEN SEED, received and for
IL saleby J. II. EUsrhCES5oS
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TABLE OF RATES.

Al Meeting of the President and Directors Of the RICH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on the 18th day OF October,
is45 the following Table OF Rates for the TransPot-
a,on OF Passengers adopted, TO take effect on and
after the l. day sf December next until otherwise or
jcrcd by the Board.
pETINEEN RICHMOND
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u rtdetic ksbuTI Anu
chan, will b. IN aucases, %
a., tt.r,n under OF age: others under ~
~, h.lfpt,s. eolard persons half prce. taken
nm n pt not designated pay the charge from the las;
- ont which dr-guaicd and - set down
-, M, .sgu.ted pay the charge Ia the designated point
~ beyond m place which he get out Persons getting IN
~ . o AT designated points, will pay the difference between
IN. charge, points respectively except that no charge viii
h , ., both poats be regular stopping places
,,,.,,,,.. al, rh,r..y 40 b. less than SO cents
br, being the above rates for baEgaFe the Tom
n7uy ~ not I,onbc og H. unless IN case oi gross negligence
on the rs, Of Their Agents and will in be responsible for
b notes jewellery, any thing but the Passenger
necessary baggage.
IN, py,v of Return Ticket extended to Passengers not
Nau provided Depot be the place either OF
,rrya or d,panrs The Ticket entities person either
DAYS next succeeding uia' oi ms aA :" " ~
poinifrom whch he came
Ticket Depot At the same time
procure his Return not procured then and he gets out
m nepo the Return may obtained the latter DEPOT
IL pdnsah that starting from Depot should get
botb get Out at point not Depot
Depot he must see that the Cap
tai. of m er,rrs his nam Way Bill with the
paid entry Return Ticket ~i DE ooo al the
.t where Ne gets out passenger returning without Return
Ticket Will hay. TO pay fare Captain OF the ITain be
ug required full fare from every person mol furnished
with a Ticket - -,
Persons way wishing tn be taken on the 'as houh
make srna If In the bandsereheii aud II IN the
nbt with hight from the Tain Is 400 yards OF until II
them best for Passenger u praeeahe To
get IN at Dpo regular stopping places a. IN e event OF he
N b.ng too late the sometimes unable TO stop
a other points the road
wishing down between Depois should nouy
wish before leaving TIE previous uepo
Passengers prohibited fom standing on the fauoFs OF ue
CarsOr getting OF the Cars when IN n'oion h"-
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TIME undersigned returns his respectful thanks
Il friends and the public foT the great extent Of patron
age e has past years and bs leave inform them
present for manufacturing Clocks most
ample deal with INN will hnd hun ready
cheapest and most honorable terms and
Ia deyO he I'D attention 70 their Interests
extensively engaged manufacturing Clocks Tor
past he believes h. has had sufficient o
pounes becoming acquainted with the OF Clock deal
would hereby respectfully inform all who make their
purchases shall be- furnished with Clocks winch
cannot be surpassed point OF Workmanship or finish.
well known fact that several manufacturers and dealers
are constantly worthless and counterfeit article aheedIs
genuine Jerome Clock which fact unwilling aeknow
ikem Of their superiority tie trusts that purehas
err appreciate advantage buying direct from the factory
they will be the subjects Of this imposition An
orrs accompanied the cash viii be promptly and faithful
attended Strangers who send their orders by mail may rely
personal application Clocks IN
tended carefully selected and packed
markets Al Clocks puehased at
establishment warranted perform well and the same
delivered board vessels free Of transportation
phage Win that possible attention shall be
friends and patrons he respectfully
eeits the patronage ofaIl
Warehouse Philadelphia, at 20 North Third Street
Warehouse in Baltimore at 20 South Charlie, Street
FACTORY Haven Johns Street, between llami
4 nd Marset. &C 23-Iy tIAUNCEE JEROME.
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LANDRETh'S
wfRRaSTED
G. A r ID Il N s Il L ID S.

TINnE subscriber is now in receipt of hts usual
sts ,uppy 81 Garden se.s from the long established Nur
adelpha wbos Seeds hav" be'n :" BONG ana
f.vou.hiy the radsrng public Each pAr-t oas
lambeth a.d arean OF the crop OF IHtS
Among Others In his as-oruAtn mny De
fpand thu ehnlee-s Of the foao~ng,Ni
AsrARAGAs-Ghnt
BEEr-RAy TurniP, long Bcod
BnusoOtI.
CABBAGE-Esrly yors. large Yoit sugar Loaf Dumhcad
Dutch Curea Savoy Drumhcad savoy red
Dutch FEELING
ChRnOr-i.ors Orange Eary Horn.
CAUIIFtOuR-Eary.
CELERY-whte and red.
CpRSa-Csr.d
CuCUNBER-Eariy Frame, long Green.
EGG PLANT-iatge Purple
ENnIvE-Cured.
LETTUCE-Esiiy Cabbage Royal Cabbage, Cut Salad
hEiyoN-Ciron sni Nutner. Spanish Water
ONIONs-Weahersheh and Silver skn.
PEAs-Landrcths Extra Fairy, Early Frame Marro~ia bue
Imperial
SNAP REANs-sr Weeks.
FARSLEY-Early CURED.
PARsNIP-Fine sugar.
sAlsAFy, or Vegetable Oyster
ToMhrO-lArgc Red.
RHURAEB--foT tar's.
aPISACfl-Savoy Leaved
FLOWER sFEns-assnrted.
with directions for rearing and planting can DC
oStainsd gratis. fot sale BY T. JohNSIpN
80 us Main Il.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-09

SHOES HATS BoNNETs DC.
Pc n ID T. y Il r. X Il A l. ID T. n
HAVE RECEIVED
110O PACKAGES Of fresh and reasonable
the package, in lot. to suit city and country customer prices
acceptable purchasers Their
large and well selected OF the beat nAnuiasurc comprising In
the way OF
275 Cases mems calf, kip, grained, seal, pump
SOLE snI thick Roots OF
all qualities sires prices boys
cd Boots; and misses leather. morocco Kip
calf cloth and fancy GaieEs and Caters ehidrens
Icalhet cali, morocco Md nd ecehncai Boots.
SHOES.
500 Cases mems, bows, and youths pegged and
ccd calf gained ami Nip MoNRofs; calf seal and goat
DowNINGS both welted and pump snle; mems half Pumps
and slrpsrs OF all qualities and womcns and misses
seal morocco, Turnrounds, variety anil
low prices ehLirens Nd and morocco Anhete' mems
boys and youths thick BRoGANs Of all sorts and sres and
o;, OF Shoe. numerous paTtieuariEe
HATS.
li5 Cases mems Beaver, Nutria, Russia, Musk.
silk black and pearl Cashmere both broad brim
and dashponabc mems and boys Ashland sporting
275 Cases mems and boys white and colored
PALM LEAF HATS a stock aud well .s.orted-
Also double and single curl hnm LEGHoRN HATS, OF the
BoNNETs.
IS Cases ladies' fine Florence. lace and Rut
land Devon. II braid and oher s'ra~s misses pe'ons Pc
and Rutland. Gpscy &c wonsn- and misses ey
willow, ami f'ney also ladies' h~n Bonne and other
UMBRELLAS.
80 Cases silk, cotton, and gngham; whalebonc
and reed fames-silk PARAsoiS and SuN-SHADES.
CAPS.
Mems and boys cloth, glazed, velvet, hair, seal,
Nc also, ehiircu'- fancy Cap, OF different pds
VITA supply OF T&UNkS, SHOE THREAD, BLACh
ING, Shoe rspsr sc. &c.
PS A. assure ,her they spared
rake the aro rant Of 'hcir supply being purchased
hc REMAINDER being nom manufacture
ers. they c,> nd WI The bes,
QJ- Call a their old ssiasisloi H.ssc
No. 3os baltimore street,
NH IT UF STAIRS.
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Insurance any W $4,000
by application HENRY LUDLAM,
Ju sly Richmond, Va
Physician the Society AUGUSTUS l.. WARNER, NJ u.
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HONEl " Co, Seed Store and Agricultural
n II Warehouse Merchants Row Boson-Nur-eues Cam
bridge Harvard College Mass, miles from the city
extensive collections vegetable
Agricultural and Grass Seeds to be found tie couEty
sng aIge assortment and including and ap
Roots aud the Dahas also Gardening Botanical and Ag
TIcuhurai Books
The Of containing upwards
AZ ry i've offer for of the and richest
coil, ctons Of
Putt aud Ornlne ntal Trees.
Evcrrrrens. Flu,srfng shrubs nd Plants
Pear, Plum and Cherry
Gtapc Vines Raspbeucs,
Greenhouse and Hardy hertaeCous Plants.
Roses aud Camsltaz.
Dahlias and BHbous Flower Roots
RhuhaTb anj Asparagus Roots
Buckllorn, hbDr Wiz. a for hsdgss
GrataiisnDn has been devoted Ia ur particularly pears
an tie choccst Europe s-.rtsd y sr.
visit To tv most celebrated
wards o 900 vanrt. ~ thr Pear our collection
fpecnFn trees q which have been planted are YEARLY
sSnng into beating by which means perfect accuracy IN p
may b. de penaed upon.
They would eIcrsy attention ~ eultivaors to theft
which, beuF ir North IN ss
sodthan those rsed where 'r comparatively mud
Catalogue gratis
The COLLECTION Of Roses uns1rpas.d comprising more thai
Twelve hundred varu nsws aui rare.
shds 10 be- Obtained " The most eeebraed cuyaOfs
France.
The green house earmsut complete n az the choice ,t
desirable varieties NJ tlmra Peiirgpnium Ayalsa Cactus
fToHY fu,h.u Chfyan'hsuium. Japan Lilies. &c.
','Ahheml Discount made 10 ilrgr purchasers
W ~ ORDER 10 b. accompanied with the cash dmn
satisfactory reference
Catalogues gratis every post paid applicant
Oficu addressed IN will BE- promptly ,tcsusd the trees
plants securely packed, o. bear any part Of r
county ana forwarded without dslsy. DE- l--im
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-09
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TO COT Why MERCHANTS.
KOlIN SARNAG, No. > Market Bridge, is now
~ MA very ert-ivcstock o Ladies and 80 nile
mems Boots and ShOe ~ an kinds lri qualities Ladies' coTd
Cater Busns DO kd and slips Ties Last
Cater BgSns Morocco GaeS 30 kn- and NOocc Walking
Shoe of all kinds inequalities alo. Kisses Chous and Boys
do Geucms French calf channel HOOees
Gents calf AMI pgEel Roots BOpsss
~. would earnestly ard respectfully solicit Of the
aDs" BY Country Merchants this promising
u'em Goods favourable any t, Guy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-09
SPRING STOlK FOR 1916!


A. MARTIN respectfully informs hls friends
~ and patrons public generally he has lust rrturn,,
om the Norh and now receiving per express -ehr Green~ly
The approaching season consisting, part OF the following anti.
eles, VIZ
pieces OF super French black Cloth
Hue, brown and olive French do
Green and invisible green do
Super black and fancy Doe skin Cassim.rr-
Plain. striped and checked English do
Angola and Tweed Lu
I piece black dress D'Eie, for coats and pants
Plain and golden mixed Tweed
Alpaca and Mandarin Cloths
Nerno and summer Cloths
SILK I.usirv and Croton Coating,
Check Linen and Couonade ,oauHrs
Pain and fancy Linen Dnnings
White and brown do
Plaid and striped Gambroons
Black satin and Romhazine Vesngs
Plaid and striped satn do
Plain and rbed eoied SILK do
Pcnc stupedsnk
Rich Cashmere do
White Mersailes do
BoG c, %
Polka faney silk and Hair eotl Cravats
Black Italian and French silk
Plaid and striped Cotton
I lot cloth dress, froek and sack Goats
lot Drap DEt. do do
lot Grape Cambct DO do
lot Neapoilan Twill do do
! lot Croton do do
lot SILK Lusire do do
lot Efminetr do
lot Linen Cheek 10 do
I lot Bingham do
lot Uaion Drills do do
10, Fancy satn Vests
lot Back Satin do
/ lot Cashmere do
l lot White Mcrsaillcs do
lot Fancy do
lot BLK and fancy Sik do
lot Dap D'Eie Cloth and Cashmere Pants
lot black Menno
I lot Fancy Cashmere
lot Fancy Linen Drilling do
! lot White do do do
I lot Brown do do do
lot Union do
lot Cotionadc
Together with shirts, BOsom. Collars, Supsnders
ton and Isle thread Gloves SILK woosied and cotton osc aud
Hose sin and Stocks Scarfs and Ties Pocket
prices from so 81 5Oand all gou
will be furnished at a. reasonable be obtained
other establishment.
Ps-A full Clothes made twenty notice
J. A. MARTIN, No. I3g Main street,
aP 1T few doors below Exchange Bank.
SSUPER LUCIA OLIVE have iu,t received
~ 100 baskets salad OIL imported from LeRh,t
pressly We selling
has been universally approved and the o.
for table which imported To those who
article Of quality not too highly recommend IT,
DUNAL l. PURCELL.
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