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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17
CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR YOUNG.
LADIES'

THE subscriber announces TO the public, that his sent
Il ~ for Young LADIES' will be openei on the +fF inv
OF octoher in the brick building on Main street. at he
corner OF TIVE sIuAr" next above Miss MackCuzcs The
'asiic year Of ten months. dvidciin'o sessions of
I'VE months each, vii terminate the Of July. Tho
course ui Studies Will embrace the branches of learning
usually taught Ia Female schools Of the highest Order IN
cn1ng the ain amt French languages. H. tho discharge
OF MS prof. ssioa dulles he will tie aided 10y CNpeTI.n
cchyoung lady oi high moral and ntccc tull aitalucufs
IT, prc-cnng himself before the ciizcuS uf Richmond
as candidate Tor share oi public patronage the utcr.
stGh'l tcCu~ u not auiss 20 state tai his life has, thus
lar been devoted 10 The business Of instruction. ard that
Tor hc'n yeas, lie has had charge, PRINCIPAL Of Fc
ma'SeuinaTos Ia Norfolk aud PuTsuouih-icucrs from
Mth places tn thc gentlemen uancm the refcrcnrc be.
low well a. other testimonials his posacss ion sneak
81 " success attendant upon his professional lators in
those towns.
TERMs-Forthc English branches alonc e22 per SOS
SION ani for the same, " ~ Latin French per
sonio D." pai during the Music and painting NJ
the usual charges Of the masters
TX ~ c2h young ladies' can be accommodated board.
crs IN his family, sli per boar AMI TUITION
go HENRY ROBINSON
FIrrsHc.s-IIis ENgCIency GOV Rutherford, the Rev
W. Wlrr.thr Rev Nr TAYLOR, the Rev Mr. Icirr Mr. VtI
DICK Tho Richie Esq, pr Nielsen Gus 4 Myers ESQ
Wan " NlCi1i AMI, FSG. Dr Brockcnbruurh Jas BrnWu
~ lE,I Ma III Christian, Jno Gregory $50, Rrh'd
L-.. -, '.,l sc GA wis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17

lHcShurg Lottery, Glass ~, Tor Monday morning Can't
ns-l prize uf s1ut'n, luns St1 5ss i,sn 2I2D Ar
l'hl a.. y Nos ij drawn. Tickets sIO.
Nc Orders nr tickets Ia the above Grand Lottery will
bc met wih prompt attention. II addressed 10
col, n. sTR.TroN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17

The store aud House osritr... d y tho s,ts.ri
[.zAA h'T. Possession giveu Immediately
Es3sM LEWIS HOSENFUgID ID. Carv a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17
BY ROBERT HILL & co. 90
VACANT IOT A, a,,,;o,

VACANT LOT, At Auction.
WIN be sill OF ths yTsmise-, on SATTRpAy SExr
'" I'm ms a. "c"cs, Lot Of g. oun on ALLEY ..re.,
ICING Ic 1t isc-niy purchased by to u Henri r,r.
~ to1rrrd street. " 0@'~ 'o' 'eS'
70 The sale sill be positive.
no Sale conduet.iby N''ID'
:. y ROBERT NIL & co. Aue.,.
BY ROBERT HILL & co.
We Will sell on saturday, I-th INST in froc, ~ ,,
tom store. 5 Horses,2 new Bugsies zrscnt b,n,i -,
rsse. ac. sell n m 1, - AN, , ,, ar
BIZ DAVENPORT x ALLEN.
AUCTION
On MONDAY. sept. AEh. half ras; 9o'-lo-k will t
- "a +, &c.
Wnl be added 10 the above
10 tags RE Coffee
% d. lava
- boxes Cheese
~ hhfs sugars
lNbkeE- White Lead. No
5g reams Wrapping Paper
. boxes Tea
lrl do Brown soap
- KEGS pnuie Indigo
- quarter IIpes Marscile Vino
10 DO 10 Common Brandy
% hhis Bacon Shoulders
MuiasSy, &c. sc.
TERMS a usual II DE A Aur,z
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17
wa. ARCHER.
toTaiEs!. Of iAt u. 81 A. dssdszsI 81 Wal Pob,i,
MRS. ARCHER's
ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Lexington street, doors East OF Charles .,,se,
a

ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Lexington street, doors East OF Charles street.
BATTING
I'HiS Institution has been operation with e.,en.,,e
patronage, ipI mlrc than year In Of the mo,
peasant aud healthy locaonE la the City Of Tafmot.
The plan nf Instruction embraces all the brane hes 81 m
Ute anil hni he'd education Tue Modern Language. oar.
ueilTiy the FRENCH strictly attended The fash'on
ibe accomplishments taught by the nostappToy.i
Instructors Lectures Chemistry Delivered 10 ths
Young les by Professor Aiken Of the u.lye ~ Mi
"ah the Advantage Of full and complete apparatus
ihe Scholastic Year commences the "a ~ Non.,v i'm
september, aud terminates the third Moutay IN luv
following ~ S"'
TERMS. A. FOLLOWS.
Boarding and English Tuition, per annum s.cD %,
Modern Languages, (alsO Lain and Creek each
per aunum m uu
Music aud Dancing At Professor prices.
DrA~ins AMI P-lnusg, EsI quarter 100
REFERENCES
Major Gen. Winfield Scott, = Army: Charles DavIss
u u; Rev'd y w Gilbert, President Newark College
RsSdJ Davis Washington City, the ReVid Dr wyat M
the ReV'd DR. Johns, Baltimore City. ul3 sIlys
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17
MARSHALL HOUSE.

StNEkAl families can Dee accommodated n thus House,
- AZ yearly boSricrs the Rooms are SPACIOUS and in.
iorioI tonruc IN the city.
se6-dlN Mrs wN CLAIBORNE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17

go 4" lah' "l"nH McEy itcghi ~ Ercdruck shurg
49, rom whence iull frc GIT may be uhiaincj, MS
''l bd0k 90 Richmond, 10 hr District uf COLUMBIA or
'.WWyfc. Apply To- GIarrER FEAkE.
ah ~ doors bCluW the tell Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17
ENEsm EALL uARn,.. !, !. ::

SAW y AND JOIN Rs TOOLS
w nave Just opened invoice OF Of spears III
~ bersnu's ani Greave's Manufacture CONSISTING Of
f't VII! tros-cui Hani ami Panel saws. Plane Irons
Alk-s 'hsels GouscS and other Juners Tools OF the
same quality, tor sale. ~ "''
seq VANLEw SMITH 4 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17


The price Of boa here estimated al sI3i IL that psId
10 the college Steward who in consideration OF certain
pUv'Ccs hnds himself 20 he Faculty take all students
~ho apply tor board, Il tie price here stated The stu
dents boarding with Inn lodge iu the College Building.
Tie pro" OF boari, including washing lights aud fuel
- oheT Boarding Houses m town cannot exceed s5N-
TINS has been esal Ished 10y general undo with
the tJ.cgs authorities.
The pHbrc assured that the entire amount OF the
necessary expresses at this Institution h. exhibited above
Nhi"vct money, Therefore bcyond this amount. shall be
furnished 20 ihe student, will re altogether ,-cre
htn uI the Parent or guardian; ani earnestly recon-
iueniei thai his sum toe as small a. possible
ANY student Z" o,u the regular Junior MaiAc
maittsl Class, must hc prepared commence with sim
pie Equations aui The Third BOOK ui vics' LcggLdre
Iho-c who have had no preparation ia Matheiuaiic =,
may obtain Il "a preparatory class, which taught
merely the Elements Of Algebra, Including simple Equa
uons, and tie hsE two books Of Davies Legendrc.
Ia addition 10 the students above rated there
department OF higher studies necessary TO the aitluncn
81 the degree ct A. VI.
Information this course as well as other mat
icTs may toe obtained from College catalogues or by
corresponding with any Of The Professors C.Ail,.
men wishing 10 pare themselves the Mctical
course IA Phiad' pha, will haze opportunity OF attend
ing e private Lectures OF Professor Milngton Medi
cine.
private course OF Medical instruction given 10y Pro.
lessor Aingion, fee $50.
T. Il. DEW, President
To The Redmond Enquirer, Norfolk beacon, ana Pc.
iersbuTg Intelligence, wI publish this three times (scE-
- atlicly, aud weekly itum lj.h September to th
aliA October The Fredericksburg Arena. Winchester
iSrFuhlSan, National lntcllgcncer, Raleigh star and
September The Farmer Register and Literary Messen.
GEL on tic cover Of their september No. ami semi tnc r
accnUutsto Aai. Einund Christian, College BursaG rash
'iu"1 Va ia 43-W'f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17

:. srnAvEn nom The su,scrher, on
<-,rxtrkT q anil 2d street,, ga russsiaS. the 1th
ySyS IesS.f~S tnEaui large dIik n,iu.lc COW aua
l1<LSsSU CALF; The Cow las Nhio stripe down
w "A hcT back, white on the cni ni LcI tai
-S1>D<c1<.s narrow white streak In the G,reh- 81
nearly ia. len the taf isa Red tow calf about
SmunihsIl has horns about u inches long liberal
will be sivcn Tor such information ss will enable ur
tu get thom wM N MARTIN
- u a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17
j. G.. GREGORY 81 co.
MANA ERS:
OFFICE on MaiH. 2,ti door B,iols Corner Main and
IN streets.


va Mrnnngaiia Lottery, No 81, drawn the Coffee
Tickets -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17
sraArrOs.s oVPIoe.

Grand Lottery for the 25h sep,enbon.
Lecshurg LpteIy. Cs ESiTa -. ds~s saturday, the
25,h, aud drawng Will 10 received Monday. the 9th
prices OF each, of 10 an. HHs, con, 5ltJ. oi
i1O uf SDD. 90 oi INn, ~. ~ Nos-i5 drawn. Whole
Tickets SlS-shsrcs in proportion
Dor sale 10y the Package OF Angle Ticket ~ Sttaun's
LurkN ilnlre I'M hiINet. IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17

On Saturday.
, Va "ellshurs Lottery. n. drawing received Monday
morning. Caplis-s&Oo0 IOlO', 81 prtEss OF 100
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17

doors below The Market Richmond Va, General Agent
"r Virginia aud Nuuh Cttuiua.
10 Agents 1r" apIssucd throughout the States
sale Of these Pills each have Certificate Csigucp a.
BRANDRETtI, NJ. u.
Observe that uu lirsuircth Ps genuine unless cae
box cCnams three labels. the top. sic aud the hot
nn each having two FAC emile sCuauTCso Of Dr Bfauraf
80 each box must avcio b" genuine, signatures ui Dr
Brauirri'L
Entered according the Net Of Congress Ly BENJAMIN
Nov York. q !,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17
- VESSEL. ,vAN ,r.,I :. =,


I'D i ss!2 "a S"a:% :5"s p; &,
20 ~ IkWcg rtsuru 4 -,N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17
COLIN N. EARMER.nC-

nc 'afics concerned Ia thr execution Of thc foregoing
oirI OF court, are hctchy notified, that hay" apuuied
~" ~ hay oi September, l~lI and ~ Rhodes ne. in
w" Guy 81 H. hiHyni, the time place tor TAX NJ rr
80 ar'nu"N on which day, 10y 2u'cipck. NJ they are
I"'HH'itn attend with their accounts, the eytcuc.
nr'cty u" enable mc To perform the duties required by
,NGW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17
1T . IIIt.Is a VI, T y
BY ROBERT HILL & co

We viii sell, on Saturday, 18Th INST in fron, NJ s,
unn store B Horses,2 new Buggies, a zrsond b,ni q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17

I'Ih LECTURES 10 tins institution will commence on
Il the second Monday in October. The Department. OF
Instruction sad the expenses Of the a. FOLLOW
COURSE PoR THE DECREE OF A d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17
thE-H lhPoRrATlDN OF HARDWARE TT- 10
-, NJ &c IMPORTED UIREIsT To JAMES RIVER
"a lmE 7ItlP~ HAkHAwAY AND CALEDONIA

VI+AI' CtarTcs EIIls x Suns,)
M RECEIVING by thc ships .Una.i states, 'Ep-,r,,
- ahi 'aclpnii B.sutct, from Liverpool su1 is p.
,ehi ARRIVAL nom i. North large and t.sigai, - .
Iols lfd~are and Cutlery Shicr having been pr.
'iAs'i Tor cash, they viii be able 10 offer m t, ,r.
sCnab, terms. '~'4'' u" ''.c t i. i.a'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17

tOIiS DEANDsSt, lat Of Iac"rk t.Wnslip,
~ iAucarr cuuuls, feTnsJ wanna, 'iri
iHh ncc"mh'T. 1879, leaving uu VIZ children. auI
leaving considerable Irr'nai estate, which MI -
his bTuih"r a"d sisters sui t''r representative
lie hat brother, Henry, Who some years ago lived la
Suur part Of Virginia.
Tie SAID Henry, ~ living, isIoIlet'd II he IL dead,
hs Cltrn other legal representatives. are rcqneS
tn make chm To- Tcc"iy. snt rCse for, their afcs OF
'h~ al 'u;s airS within t Pre- Gi, toy tho
ltw ul FCunsyvn UthCTWissiAcN nc dcrIcd from
receiving tue sluIc. DAVID STONE.
ABRAHAM IEARUORF,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-17
FALL DRY GooDs
FALL, nay cOoDS

winch arc offered ir sal. Uu reasonable I.ruz purcIls
srrs rrUIrsrN n ggrUfuc the assortment which l
bc cgmp'cf. in lew liys.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS.


And something there was about the old man.
ragged SEX and lame that he was, that Margaret
found it impossible to disobey. So, heartened
up, she knew not why, (ior many have felt with
out being able to give the feeling its trne rame,
the mingled power Of sympathy and appreciation
TO comfort AID to cheer.) she called about her her
Llonming children and departed; Annie and her.
self bearing the cradle between them, and the
boy laden with the gleanngs of the day.
The setting sun CLEANED brightly between the
noble ellns that formed the avenue to Corston
Hall, gliding the rugged branches and turning
into pendant emeralds the leaves of the branches
which mel Gcross the wide carriage road, met and
well have suggested the rich intricacies of a
cathedral aisle in the proudest days of Gothic
architecture. The village bells pealed amain,
horses pranced, flags waved, the children of the
parish schools strewed the gaudy flowers of early
autumn and as the carriage of the lord Of
the manor rolled between the ivied lodges to the
grey old ha,a quaint irregular structure of Eliza
beth or James day, with tame peacock summing
himself on the stone balustrade, a large old Eng
lsh spaniel basking on the steps, and the tenants
in their holiday apparel grouped around the porch.
and artist, whether painter or poet, might have
enved the accident which produced an arrange
ment SO felictously picturesque.
Something of this feeling, however, unper-
ceiyed or unguessed by herself, mingled with the
emotions of curiosity and interest in our friend
Alargarets bosom, as, standing humbly apart
between her two elder children, with her infant
in her arms, under large sycamore, she gazed
around upon the scene, and perceived, gaily
adorned in the extreme of the country fashion, the
rival candidate for her beloved cottage-the bux-
on landlady of the Red Lion, by the
kindred of her late husband Neither Margaret
nor her William had ever applied for assistance
to these people and yet she knew instinctively
that some from pride and some from shame, felt
the silent reproach of her unassisted poverty and
her blameless lfe-that all wished her absence,
and would contribute as far as in them lay to turn
her from her home In spite of the encouraging
influence of her lately known kinsman's cheering
forbodings, her heart sank within her as the door
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-03-18
BATH MAINE THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH S 1871.

of the carriage was thrown open. An elderly
gentleman, very neatly dressed, but palld,
emac lated and lame, was assisted by his servants
up to the two low steps that led to the porch
Having assembled them with some difficulty, he
turned round, took off his hat, bowed with a
gracious smile to the assembly, and then pansed,
as if in search of some one whom he expected to
see.
The effect of this apparitlon was start Of sur
prise and horror from the portly landlady, seldom
equalled on the stage or off; her brother the
haherdasher, who had just fourished his hat pre-
paratory to the general cheer, let it fall in dismay,
looking the curses which his habitual hypocrisy
scarce repressed; cousin Anthony, the miserable
miscr, smothered groan and Nicholas Hume,
in spite of his consummate impudence, fairly
stole away.
What in the meanwhile did our friends in their
humble nook under the sycamore Little Mich
ael danced for joy; Annie clapped her hands
and poor Margaret, for the twentieth time during
the last six hours, burst into tears-this time
however, of unminglcd joy.
Mrs. Leslie Margaret my dear niece %
cried Michael, or, as we may now call him, Mr..
Norris, advancing to meet her "to you alone OF
all my relations now living, do | owe any accout
of my motives for coming amongst you as have
to-day. With the rest of my kindred | have
done. for ever. But also owe some explanation
to my tenants and future neighbors. You all
know that left England about fifty years ago, a
poor and friendless lad. returned nearly thirty
years afterwards, with riches honestly obtained,
the happy husband of wealthy and excellent
woman, and the father of four hopeful children.
] came to Corston found my relations, some
INDECENT; some comfortably situated did what
good ] could amongst them, and went back to ia
maica, with the view at some future day or plac-
ing my sons at the head Of my plantations IN that
island, and coming home to my native village
A hurricane passed over the estate where lived
destroying my dwelling, my wife, my children
almost myself. For many years | was dead tC
the world but care had been taken of the large
property that remained to me, and when, by God i
mercy, | was restored health, mental and bodily
/ found myself rich indeed, far money was
concerned-richer than ever; but in the blessed
charities of life most poor-a childless, destitute,
bereaved old man | knew that a report had
gone abroad that was ruined by the hurricane,
and resolved to prove the relations | had left in
England, coming amongst them in seeming pcv-
erty. have done so, and the experiment has
answered well. And now, my dearest niece,
need not tell you that the cottage is yours; but
for the second time to-day throw myself upon
your charity. You will not abandone me because
| happen to be rich' You will never have the
heart to do SO. You will remember your promise
that we should live together, and come, with
those dear Children to brighten and gladden. the
old hall"
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-03-18
SELECTED FOR THE TELEGRAPH.
TT.
TRANSLATED FROM LATIN HYMN TO JESUS

TRANSLATED FROM LATIN HYMN TO JESUS
MARY QUEEN OF scors.
My Lord and my God all my hope is in thee!
Dear Jesus my Saviour o l.berate me.
To agony doonid,
In dungeon entomb'd
long my dear Jesus, Pm longing for thee
While groanng angush
And kneeng in anguish
adore-I mplore thee, To berate me-
abe persuaded that there is no possible way of
life in this world without snares and difficulties
OF some kind or other-be persuaded that the
hand and providence of God is as ACTUALLY and
Immediately concerned in fixing the circumstan-
ces and manner of your life and abode, as III
fixing the sun in the armament He knows
what you are, your strength, temper and conslitu-
ton and he knows and has already fixed the
way in which he will have you glorify him and
every complaint We give way to, is in effect,
though our hearts are blind and easily imposed
on, no less than prefering our own will and wis
dom to his. There is nothing in circumstances
Of any kind, strictly speaking as such, that can
hinder US at all in our christian course il we are
disposed to do duty
De Tocqueve in his WORK America gives this forciBle
Skotrs.
g newspaper can drop the same thought into
u thousand minds at the same moment. A news
paper is an adviser who does not require 10 be
sought, but who comes 10 you Of his own accnrd
and talks to yon briefly every day of the common
veal, without dlstractlng your private affairs
Newspapers, therefore become more necessary in
proportion as men become more equal, and indi-
vjduals more to be feared. To suppose that they
only to protect freedom would be to dimrn-
sh their Importance they maintain ciyiliza-
ton
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-03-18
THE PIECE OF A HUNDRED SOUS.
AN ISrrnrsrrsG FRENCH TALE.


A young and handsome pair had Just returned
from the altar, where THEN destinies were irrevo-
cabiy united. They were about TO start for the
country, and they had bidden a temporary fare
well to the friends who were present at the cers-
mony. For short time, while their equipage
was preparing, they found themselves alone.
The newly welded husband took one of his
brides hands into his own
"Alow me, ,, said he, ''thus to hold your hand,
for dread lest you should quit me | tremble
lest nll this should be an illusion Ii seems to me
that am the hero of one of those fairy tales
which amused my boyhood, and in which, in the
hour of happiness, some malignant fairy slept ever
in to throw the victim into grief and despair -
'Reassure yourself, my dear Frederic, said the
lady. 81 was yesterday the widow of Sir James
Melton, and to-day am Madame de la Tour,
your wife. Danish from your mind the idea of the
fairy. This is not fiction, but history.
Federic de la Tour had indeed some reason to
suppose that his frtunes were the work of fairy
wand for, i'm the of one or two short months,
by seemingly nexplicable stroke of fortune he
had been raised to happiness and to wealth beyond
his desires. friendless orphan, twenty five
years old, he had been the holder of a clerkship,
which brought him a scanty livelihood, when, one
day as he passed along the Rue ST. Honore, a rich
equipage stopt suddenly before him, and young
and elegant woman called from it to him. Mon
sieur, Monsieur" said she. At the same time, on
a given signal, the foomun leapt own,opened the
carriage door, and invited Frederic to enter. He
did so, though with some hesitation and surprise,
and the carriage started off at full speed. w have
received your note, sir, said the lady to NJ. de la
Tour, in very soft and sweet voice; "a and, in
spite of your refusal, hope yet to see you to-
morrow evening at my party.
''To see me, madame " cried Frederic.
eyes, sir, you--Ah thousand pardons,
continued she, with an air of confusion 81 see my
mistake. Forgive me, sir; you are so like par
ticular friend of mine What can you think Of
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-03-18

stead of your presence shall be esteemed the new
and strange thing.
Have yHu certain toise reasons or eTcusfS which
you have been in the habit of giving, perhaps
many years, Tor not attending, public worship?
We nave not time nor room to examine and an
swer them. All we will say is.
81. Put TO yourself one question,--enough to
sweep them all away viz wiH hcy ansmer ma
purpose, "5elore the judgment seal Of Christ" ""at
Lhe last Day?
And g. Be aware of this, that n righteous
God will not give yon long trae to spend in reason {.
ing against so plain duty, and in inveniius vain
excuses for neglect of Sabbath and Sanctuary
privileges; they will very soon be beyond your
reach, for ever. "What thou doest do quickly !"
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-03-18

Terns.-Two dollars per annum, payable half in a1-
vance, and the remainder at the end of sir mos $3.50
at the end of the year. 1 liberal discount for the years
advanc. " ANY person procuring responsible subsc-
bers shall receive copy gratis and for advance pay, ten
cent, additional
No attention H be greR notices for dscoanuing Unless
dc;0Mpanied with Lte cash for all aryearages.
Lincoln telegraph., 1841-03-18
Published every Thursday morning.

OFFICE-No. 6, GRANITE Block, up statrs) NEARLY o
PosITE THE PosT-oFFicE.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-27

Entered according Congress- Ghc year Ill by James
l Cc> Sauthcr Drc ot Now ok
y s;T-NlAN'S 6'ss1:E'o,HD p As;- u ssEIs.A
" JUICE Purf Blood Tho iiopu tor OF The above
COMPOUND Sar-apara Juice, being t many pr1rlion.
Sl,upar offered to the public and Aa none 81 mem are 20
prepared tc the nesma" properties oi the S-
sapnra spared expense procuring the nSceS-ay iileh
merry the from tS invaluable root and now
and be taken under
cuuiuc Warranted kcepn any climate Every person who
wishes perpeuate hrlt, should take Mt least Two three
ever pru. cleanse the blood from every odgmeni oil
humo; which will keep the whole Ystem vigorous and otly
Wholesale Agent city. Wn Watson, ipoearlcs Hail.
30 Chlriuct For ue By Druas't generally throughout the
roed Price rbotte None genuine unless ned with
Il pen bv the proprietor ml- I'm