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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-24
From the Neu Orleans Delta
THE DIFFICULTIES AMONG OUR GE-

THE DIFFICULTIES AMONG OUR GE-
NERALS.
In publishing the following letter We wish /! &c
be distinctly understood That We assume no re-
sponsibiliiy Tor lis statements, and take no rat
whatever in The unhappy quarrel which has bro
ken out between our high ottlcers. We give he
IL ter Tor what il is worth emitting lhose parts Vi
il which reflect upon a contemporary
"VkRA CRuz, Dec 4. lS47.
Editors DeRa-The latest advccs from the CT
" OF Mexico are to the 9Th ut The Mexican
Government had appointed Peace Commission
ers, and rumor has il that Mr. Ttist would listen
20 their proposals and bear them TO his Govern
ment-he, having been recalled, is LETT without the
power 10 negotiate.
Another train is On lis way down 10 this city,
escorted by the Isl Regiment OF Artillery. Gov.
Wilson is soon 10 be recalled. His admnslta-
lion has been failure, and The tact vi his being
superseded will be hailed with grea, Joy. TIE
Mezicans regret has recall.
The British Minister left yesterday for the city
with an American escort. He will be puZz ed TO
find The Mexican Government 10 which he is ae-
credited.
A lamentatle feeling peryades The army a
Mexico, owing 10 jeaousies and hearburninss
envy and malice, and political preludces Gen.
Scott has arrested Pillow and Wodh. The cir
cumslances which led 10 this step are believed 10
be these: Two letters, emana,ing from The Anne
rican camp, published in the u. States, have been
read by Gen. Scott. In an order published TO the
army he prematurely decides who wrote them,
and most bunsingly impeached the honor, patriot
ISM and services OF the TWO Generals, who are
eulogized in those letters. One OF the Generals
pillow denies in a card published in Mexico,
The authorship Of the letter attributed 10 his pen
by Gen. Scott. The other General (Worlh) pre-
icrs charges against Scott, and Scott arrests him
for contempt. Gen. Pillow was arrested because
he appealed from an opinion OF Scott requesting
the latter TO transmit the appeal 10 the Secretary
OF War Scott refused IN hasy manner
whereupon the lormer remarked Il will do it, sir.
Then arrest you, sir was SCOTS reply. Sc
matters stand al last dates
The army is excited and If We may judge
from what we hear al this distance, more than a
moiely of ii sympalhizes with The Generals sough
10 be disgraced. 1t is said that on visit to the
theatre by Gen. Pillow, an audience OF over 5000
being present, he received three hearty cheers
Immediately alter which The army gave three
more for Gen. Worth. This looks as though
these Generals were not disgraced in the eyes o.
the army-that same glorious army that has earn
ed for itself the name Of 'invincible." ID.
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uURLEYs OFFICE, No. 10. Eas, Main

uURLEYS OFFICE, No. lOs Eas, Main
i i Street.
We will not boast allow US TO say,
HuhLEY sells prizes every day.
For To-day, being Christmas Eve, the Peop'''
Lottery draws at Norfolk. Capitals: $4,000, 900, IT,
300 300 l72. &c. IS Nos Is drawn. Fine Scheme ~
Packages. Risk package of quarters 50 rs; whole
tickets 81; halves 50 cents; quarters % cents sails
close at O'Clock this evening. Dra~ing received b!
Ia. morrow morning nj HURLLY'S.
Splendid Scheme for saturday-Capals: $3.50
u GUO 10, OyO &c. Tickets $40; halves s; Quafirr.2
at HURLEY'S HOME OF FORTUNE
Drawn Nos. of Lresburg, l0l:
30 "a "a 10 Is 7 SIS / 40 IS - 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-24

THE LATE GEORGE C. DROMGOOLE.
In the Senate, on Monday last, Senator J. M.
Mason, announced the death of The lamented
Dromgoole in the following eloquent and appro-
pirate terms. Werepublish his remarks from Dr..
Hous,on's excellent daily report of the Senaies
proceedings:
discharge melancholy duty, Mr.. President,
in asking The Senate to extend the customary evi.
dences OF respect to the memory Of the very dis
tingushed gentleman whose death has just been
announced to US.
GEORGE COKE DRoMaooLr, Representative
elected from the State of Virginia 10 the present
Congress died a, his residence in the county Of
Brunswick in that State, on the 9Th day OF April
in The presentyear.
he had just closed the fiAh term Of his service
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MANAGERS OFFICE, d. PAINE

IV1 CO.
For hi. Daysla 600, 1000 3,OOO 10 Of SEQ, SC.
Nus. - drawn. Tickets 81.
For To morrow-Sales close this evening.-siOODc
$4,000, 00OU, 5000, i.CCO, Of co., 25 of 500
Nos, Is drawn. Tickets $40.
Also, the Dollar Lottery-s3, 600, &c. CO Nos. 1
drawn.
Drawn Nos. of SusQuehanna Lottery, Glass;:
CT 81 es - 81 S So 81 "a SO IS ts 70 A.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery Glass 300:
% 70 25 10 IL 81 II 81 80 % A 80.
Dec. %
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egrO EHirlnG.

TINE subscribers again offer their services 10
Il their friends and the public, as Agents lo:
hiring out Negroes the ensuing year. and truss
from their experience of ten years, and their uni
form attention TO servants during sickness, lhs.
they will be able 10 give satisfaction TO all vic
may send their negroes TO Them.
DABNEY Il CAUTHORN,
Cross ST., fronting City Hotel.
Dec. 3-cw3w
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appointment By The LII. GOrernor Of Virginia.
David Read, oil Macon, Georgia, TO be Com
missioner for taking dispositions, acknowledge
mens Of deeds, &c.
CO.. Harvey has been received 4! ST. Louis
with The warrnesl enthusiasm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-24

The Presidents message has been most favo.
Yably received al New Orleans. The Picayuns
says:
On one point the message is quite decided
Mr.. Polk contends that the war should be prose.
culed with increased vigor ill "peace is made. Z"
He objects in the strongest manner TO withdraw
Ing the army TO defensive line, as encouraging
protracied border war OF the most cruel and ir-
ria.ins character. On this point his position we
think impregnabe.
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VIZ J. BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, OPP:
Wv site Exchange HOlel

lilo, ye who pant for yellow GoLD,
Or wish, with cash, 10 cut figure;
Call ere the prizes all are sold
The "Bi. ONES" can he had Of BIGGER.
For To-day-The Dollar Lottery--capiials: 81 ca
lUOU, &c. 70 Nos II drawn. Tickets 81.
Drawn Nos OF New Jersey Lottery Class IOl:
30 a. 10 10 10 So I 40 25 - 81.
Grand Scheme for Saturday-Cnptals SOS, go
$4,000, 10000 $780, $780, 3,O0O Os9 1000, ~ prize
OF LOCO. &c. rs Nos, IA drawn. Tickets $40.
Dee 81
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CLARkk'S OFFICE, 18th Street, Richmont,
" Virginia.
The truth must and shall ne told,
Clarke's Tickets as good a. gold.
For To-day, tat Norfolk $1,000. Ticke,ssl.
For To morrow. December ?5-Rich Scheme-s;s.
0O0 1900, 10000, 90 OF 900. 70 Nos, IA drawn
Tickets SlD
Drawing OF New Jersey Lottery, Class l0l:
- AZ a - Is s. 46 IS - 81.
Nos 81 % SO, $500, sold aud paid by the everlut.y
Dec. "a J. 81. CLARKE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-24

We ask attention 10 The following impresnaoIe
positions Of writer, 10 whose iorcioie pen we
are much indebted:
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MAGNIFICENT CHRISTMAS pRpsryrs
ar TIE -
BOOK AND PIANO STORE
Drink er 81 Morris

81, Man Street
addition 10 our usual >eaSonah!e and er..
l. sive supply o. ENGLISH AND AMEpi
CAN ANIMALS, will be found al our g..
STANDARD PUBLICATIONS, in every =.
pariment OF Literature. beautifully illus,ra,ef =, j
elegantly bound-BIBLES AND PRAyES
BOOhS, OF The various sizes and STYLES of hin
ing; some masniticenlly bound in velve, and sol,
PIANO FORTES manufactured BY the esIs
braIed Worcester unrivaledby any maker in N !,
country, al prices unpfecedentedly low in Ii !,
market.
PlaNlNOS.-The most elegan, present Of III,
season will be one OF these exquisite insrumep,,
from the factory OF the renowned Henri HeyI
PdIiS; IN power OF tone, they are nearly caual 10
grand Piano; their SWEEP aud rich tone are No.
cuiarly their own; il is a peritc, biiou ana wg,.
thy the attention Of The lovers OF music. CaNani
examine at No. g..
Dee. % DRINKER & MORRIS
T UCK'S OFFICE, No. >, unie, Excharc.
IL Place.
Two more Prizes sold and paid at this lucky flee
No. j, Exchange
81 - g ~ 81 5 SO 81 3: 80 o5 is 70 A.
Half Ticket Nos. 20 n - sI.0G0j Both sold IN
cashed by lick.
For This Dny-sl9, OcO 1000, 5000, 600, 800 IL s.
&c. q Nos, ID drawn. Tickets 81
Drop in early to day at No. s. Be careful about III,
number.
For To morrow, Christmas Day --siO OO9-Gt,nt
Capital Prize splendid Christmas present--prcc
$40.
Dawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery. Glass 300
IS 70 IS Z 7e IL 81 II IS 30 % a 80.
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HMOND, VA
Friday Morning, December "a. ls47.
THE WING SPEAKER, ONCE MOREI

We showed yesterday how Mr.. Winthrop,
elected by Southern Wing votes, had, by ms cast.
ing vote alone, nega,ived motion 10 lay on the
table petilion for the abolition OF slavery in the
District of Columbia, and had thereby thrown The
6rebrapd into the House. The next day he per-
sisted in his mschievous views, and by his vote
alone the same motion was lost. See proceed
ingsl
The Union speaks with qualification OF the
"6rm aud liberal spirit" Of the Senate on Inc
same oues,ion-their decision being in direct OPP
position 10 the course OF the House;
"An abolition petition was presented from In
diana. The rule Of the Senate has huhet'o oeeh
IN Ion the question OF reception on The table, and thus
the petition itself is put 10 sleep. But DAY, MT
John P. Hale, the new Senator from New damp-
shire moved 10 receive The petilion-oi course,
with view to its reference 10 report and de-
bate upon this agitaing subject But we are
happy 10 say this motion was rejected by oeci'
ded majority; and the Senator iiom New HamP-
shire takes nothing by his motion"
The Wing papers having attempted to repre-
sen, the election Of MIR Lewis as United States
Senator from Alabama as triumph over Inc
Administration" We deem il 10 be our du'y 10
cite few facts in reiu,ation. MIR. l.. did not re-
ceive Wing vote. and was elected by malo'
ri,y OF nearly TWO TO one over the Wing candi-
date. Moreover, The Mobile Register, the mosi
jealous advocate of Mr.. Kings election, publish
es the following sound and honorable sentiments;
personal preferences are with good Demo
crats ALWAYS secondary Ia Inc expressed wishes
OF the party, and we therefore acquiesce in The
resuit;-,be more readily, as we are assured thai
on ali the political questions upon which tears
were felt as to h- action of Mr.. Lewis, they were
dispeled by sufficient assurances. In regard 10
the origin Of the war, its management, the policy
of territorial indemnity, and the support OF The
nominations Of the party, Mr.. Lewis is under
STOOD to be with the Administration and his
party."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-24

Governor Reuben Chapman has been inaugu.
rated in solemn form as the new Executive Of
Alabama. In his Inaugural he avows himself
to be decidedly in favor o; the war and its visor.
ous prosecution approves emphatically Of both
the Tariff Of 1886 and the Sub Treasury system,
and he is unequivocally opposed to the vii.
mot Proviso. He opposes the charter Of new
banks, aud is in favor of maintaining The credit Of
he State BY increased taxation.
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For Few Orleans

VIRGINIA AND LOUISIANA LINE
(f'rSi Paekei)
IN The regular fast sailing Packet Baroue
~ BACHELOR, Capt. Page, will sail wnf
all possible despatch For freight, cabin or Steer
age passage, [havine superior accomm odation,
apply 10 The Captain on board. a, Ludlam.
wharf, 10 HASKINS & LIBBY,
DAVID CURRIE, or
Dec "a CHI. L. WORKMAN & co.
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NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL

AGENCY
TtlE subscriber, At his old stand, Main stree
l. corner below the Banks, will attend TO hirir.
out Negroes, as usual; and also collecting Claims
OF every kind, and renting out Houses
Dec. ll--d&clm RICH'D BILL, ia
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MORRIS ROBINSON. rrnden,.

sANrEL HASSAT, Secretary
The subscriber, Agent Company is to
receive applications Life Insurance periods
named, for year. for life.
exceeding $40 life. for all
OF the intermediate noted the above
well rs all other information effect
Insurance will made application The adyan
offered by this Company equal n not
superior to those offered by other
Britain. H. n GwATuMRy
Physician sOeiety-he Family Physician OF the party
Nhosr iiie - Tn be insured.
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THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW AND DESIRABLE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.


me Of the members Of Yotk
yesterday, where he has been about
9" me newest ard nost fashionable styles Of Fancy &c DDS Import
ell this sesson aud purchased very money
CHASED before thus tsna which beow
MO e'anse Pad, t'lk AM wool enussly new
Sahofsa aud spun sin fad.. syle
h'hoidersd Swiss Robes nd eoioun
Loom 's~ej aud needle do
nleh eheroidefei Cashmere Robes and French Mefino
french Cashmere aud mousitA puntd and ,haaed
scotch DO IN great CHEAP
super bl'ck fancy cord and plaid AIpaeas
hieh ,trPsd bk and blue stk. and satin.
10 himu Gro Dc Swiss and fancy cord sin.
Heavy biiek Satin for Mantlaa AMI Vest ne
Bk ahiiaaey cord silk aud woncd Fuprer p,,,ox A,
Gimps all widths. AMI Cord, ~ wv
,ueh ooancI cap AMI pla ssun and Riband
heh CaihmcIc, TuTAer. Tibet md Mt shawl,
Plaid wooien and shaded a, r.
ladies' 'ih and velvet Neck Ties and Craya,. ~ - W
einghains aud Calcoch In gieat variety and eb,an
Steg, paa s.I ped and fancy cord Tsr,ton Muslin.
nsui's OLA and white sin Hose, plain ,mbro ,d,trd
kaw sth lambswool, Tibet ard Api.a do
MO avian mixed brown md white cotton do
Ladies' sis, hM aIdhc. net Gloves Aiius
Ladies and gents 1htet DO mil t.s.. O.,
biaek AMI white Biu,seli We Is and bIS silk Lace ~
shell tuck ard SIDE Combs graduated buttons and ,,. ,
Wool black brown c rite and green C,.
run Oh ana b'ue and strpedaId ribbed Gas imcrcs
h. sa,. IN Suu, .''y core do, from to i2s
heaNy beaver aud Oregon Cloths. yery CHEAP
Paid aud rainbow ClnaLinr and aA Plaid,
nue' steel m 1ed, solddo and brown kentucky Jean.
M'I;h fiann Is fine and Low priced white ard rcd 40
Nhthey, MaeAiuaw aud ed and dufbl uank,,.
WIN large stock of woolens s.ryap vs., 49,,
ah ,y nave ever hetnsod at former ason-am ms h.,
WI DC ourd mum, er OF parts pieces of
on.tcd NJ very low price to close sales. " ~ Nv
Our ttoek has on t.en n. ,o,,,,
ee'Aihy never as cheap all entirely and 81, a. -
the hest OF every thing impaired made our own county,
- VALENTINE BREEDEN 4 Gu
ugu.d Str.
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30 MoRE wHITE YORREDHAIR.

the appearance unfeH1u-e from thI via cI much
Il pressing 10 have 'ac these defects
effect this 90 hIfso much usd grand ard
failing property of JuLES HAUFL5 VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR
ny y, when The proprietor with Joyoad any
thuE ~ IN krd knov this any oi1T county Us
prop powerful though vcry THIS Chemical
result D. wordsfas enables pesns 10 dye nsaraue0uy
mar without uc least For chlngnr gray
hair whi.Eor' eyebrows, brown black
The slightest evil need feared from
81 altogether hafus TUE csmpuson D. TIE only
bytn science Of Chemistry ndcte n1rurr va.
Esuauons of without danger ineouysnsr-, and
has iused TIE Iterl patronage and UNLIMITED con1I
public o. iiaek rcaured ssE for box marEel ~ o. brown,
Dor markedE
For sale wholesale aud retail by JULES HiTEf
rcf'rmrf and Chemist
hl. fu Third street. below Chssuut PrIa.
And BY Areuls. T. Gricr. UuvlI e PURGE ulgai.
Dudursrc Main MLIchrss11 D1fuu McQuCsr Broad
rtfcr Richmond Ch't tofrr HlRg Thomas Co
ana most 900 tho ururri8t through tIe Union.
Vt Beware OF CONFERENCE.-The Tor JULES HAUELs We
GEiAHLE LIQUID HAlN DYE" you genuine article.
lJA pemi Im awarded OF the FrauslIn institute %
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NOTIK.

Z \ consequence of the state Of my health. have
H On, w.Ihlrtwn FROM tss Commissions Ev.iyr.- be-
slcra cat ny nepI.ws Nr z. .ilu.y
" c. thin -. nir Z. C. GAyATHMEY 4 Cp. who
w - old and sho -koe War house wtIcH
Ion. occupied
leave '0 90 CO the raouag NJ my old friends
tom bs-at OF hm and 90 ak 81
OF ia . indebted 10 me without delay.
ROB. GWATHMEY.
Richmond, Let Dec uber, IsI6.
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A A ~
NotbE pr,,,s,.o,, -. 'h'Ahhp IL
UNDER rms skIrr1, 49,, o., e .'riase,
md m bpBpa
EPh n R TX
H>NroENi . 10 tho AFFLICTED the most certai i'm
eb,o, ous IN PARTICULAR disease and
N''''' ieeuon' 70 ne ound IN THIS city or the Union.
49,. -, THIS INSTITUTION,
, INC many years Of ITS esablishuent Baltimore rem
80 Pu9 eohno nee WI Oh no other aspire to- The pa,t
@ years experience could adduee the grateful emouy OF
WV nave oeen cured through from This ou,r,
j., q, ~ WARRANTED OR No CHARGE,
c,... " o nou's, IN mud o'na and the aggravated
NV OF MS Ute to the study ofths branch
DR. Harms ends practical observation with Ibeorr,,eS 80
ISSUE Va" unfortunate Of 'kiu aid advice vita
~ ss1'"Non' VI ei'oLs.on IN charges
Dr. H. ha,be.n .n.,. ~. ', -, =, n ailisi
.. -. - IN more extensive secret disease pnc
T, ai any o'neI phy''etan IN this city.
me great success attending his praeee has been well ..s
- % ., usoefnins public The used b. him
,,,.,hi ~ 80, ,pesuy ana certain eneet mid and
IN taste as 'alubuous inhueuce-tey pe,m a prr
nan. cure IN AZ many houn formerly required days and
rbe ,r.,,msD IN 7, .
nsanss from OD.ne.under Opea,cn the
arr prod.eca by ID. euetaiionsor tainted breath
NJ, ~ 'h az " ~, - neaenea
rn, I. hs pen,e'ou' compounds OF Mercury Bal.am
r,ort OF The ,rnoran s o'Su''lng mixtures the
,mr,.. &c. o, ~ through sweet and purifying vegetable
eons,uon. ., "a instead OF throwing back upon
strength to the system, "s "so' 10 The organs aud
LET THE READER RHuru,
tended experience the genuine e Application and CT
1--WE Influence has been ieI aud acknowledged by untold
humble roof Of the yaIrv,u II. ~ mountain stoP TO the
ing praise "' '0'a' oy the voice Of echo
DR. H. NAV we'll eopgr.,l,,. ni, - .
from his researches and rejoice ,ha % he oenti aeeruinE
a healing balm to the aai.tcd n ra.., 10 dispense
rded throne Of c,,b, POSITION mofS enviabe than tho
TAKE ICI%C,u.
Let the unfortunate d,yo,er, of f,i,, ni.. - -
affection NO time ~, hbs o.,, -hsa
competent phys,e,an a, the, moi , Apph
modification and eude great % ron
the medic al 70 be mar % lnuy bSt
could Justly be- where syupom. hnvr he.o
disease widely dhiscd The RAJ n advance. oG o
dt.aar is surI
horrd results rcpusve To Contemplate nbcn ~
dscolonng bloshes, with uackiar mans be,, -, anu
ny DO q n proving pop b. -, ~
then. many a sense OF tbs,r dsnr, W. IVY wv
WiIh shuddenng fear from es aad nn f
rrrinE huns ny let IL moi be- G,,,o, 49, t'
equally alarming though more slow nd arg
continually imprutapt hos, ,,,. -. a.,
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Farmers OF Virginia.

y III IIsNIN VI NhErTEItIs
~ r. have determined 10 Il every possible in
ducemru the farmers Of Virginia, upon water.
birE tier
for TN E ' ur0duce Of al
Baltimore our viii be Tor per
&c bushr sold fYr cash: SOD upon
sales usual gaaante- com
The hld seventeen year, experience 10 bg-
Eai h
house he L
4 bus We are 20 wanting
render entire AT faction TO those who my
To eu10urrE ok cnaes To
ACQUAINTANCE, ssss Hata.
"a. Warwick B4iSsdle, Capt Benz Sheppard ~.
Or, CORY, ESQ. GHErTER . GBEITER.
doors below the CITY Hotel
lg-u formerly Bell Tavrrnl
Nash FOR RAGs.-The Fmnsi,n Manufacturing Company
" intending to extend their Paper pay 10
cash the hghcstprce and Rags,
County Merchants may forward parcels
Der, who viii remit payment he may be directed.
JOHN RICHARDS,
Superintendent IauElin Ma Comply.
Richmnrd MAY 18Th I-4G.
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KENT, KENDALL " ATWATER,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers,
\ L \ !.

HANE in store, and now receiving, their
stock Of British Dry Goods, Tor the
trade comprising unusually and extensive variety
they be bought IN market IN
mi. respectfully the attention Of
the trade KENT KENDALL n ATNhrER.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Z HAVE superior article of Brushes from 90
articles
Gas, Of the best qualify, Wholesale
NUs Lead hard beat Kegs from eS lbs, SO to 200 b.
The above articles OF my selection good
ou1iy genurEtu would 90 csu examine these
goods 1aa Judge Tor Themselves, ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint sso? Main street,
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rs lies BOOTS.-The gentlemen can find by calling at
I'VE n" ~ as pretty article way q there
can BE- found On the city Of Phiadcpa
calls M that Is wanted to insure sale at No. "a.
ju 30 ] MYERS
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BULWER'S NEW NOVEL
Lucretia-or, The Children of Might

BULWER'S NEW NOVEL,
LuCretta-Or, The Children of NirI,f
BfslR T. BULWER LYTTON, Bart
Author OF Pelham "Pompeu" "Zanoni," Rsnzi." he
Price % cents.
IHNHE classic pen Of the author of "Ricnzi"
II &C AZ er ivng been 'ong allegiance has At len IN po
dnced Work which of artistic tcauy sple do. 10
d'ub1 - t' universally grd previous
forts An tutv' perception of cilfar {, dn uish
tbs graf Wfef add Ia vii Oh a. ~ efy now
Of den' aoa mi ed vi such fec uit ston thlt h. ne.
lures n well n h Of and couttrrpo o.scss n N r tfaney
and Geshtcss an IN tstub bile b,
This romance vca with fe IKE effect 90 and sccet
springs of aciion exhibited Il tn. h-n- wbso
mind eniu'd win sngnlr etcrgy,
rEur co hind with the sIcccnes OF her sex
eIh bits one Of TIE most rnly develop.
mens Of eh'fa'ter eyerrnssn Cd to eontcrp alton
For sale at thu Books OF
dep pRINErB a uCppra
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RUBkRT MUTT
], II, EUSTACE y son

ID RESPECTFULLY solicit the merchants of
Virginia trading passing through Richmond
their Medicines Dye stuff They
prepared nuesmnis they think will make Hheir
their deilng their this place
Bee and FaIssed exchange TT goods AT
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-26
1ISO THE BEAUTIFIERS OF TIE COM
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TNO The BEAUIIFItRS OF TIE OUM'
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DIVINE DE VENUS AND ny MPn SOAP, composed Of an
Discovery o supr efficacy for rendering the
SklN S'Fr ANDFAIR n well as mpaTngR DELICATE ROSE
ATh HUG 20 the complexion
~ ami OF that Distinguishing charm
OF cmale ovCnes transparent iar skin, JULES HAJ ELS
NYMPH soar, or EAU DIVINE DE VENUS may be said 70 cH
amo magical Composed Tor the most part OF the
Orcua BtSamc the exclusion all mineral anN
TURF distinguished incidentally for It's extremely bland puryng
soothing the skin and by acting the and
scrgtcy all impurities the surface al
cvry tendency Inflammation, and by this method alone
ctua al reiuss pmpie,, ecke sunburn and
iuncalto female ovness
complexion Of radiant
whcncs- the neck hands and it bcsnws dcea
ey continued will happily protect with
appearance youthful the advanced periods
Of life. For sale wholesale aud retail by
JULES HAUEL.
Practical Chcmi,t and PrrImcT,
40 Third below Chestnut.
And by nv Agents, L Cntcr, Duval Purcell, DIVA,
Duqu-ne street Za;hs'n, noruin MeOueen Broad
street Richmond Cornr Bragg Thomas & CO. Petersburg
and most All the Druggists through tl Union. %
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