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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
coMaIssioNER's SALE OF sST ,. 1sT9t
NEW SPRING GoODs
Il. IN. Ear

""I'. a 1s nh.tesdte Dealer IN FSrsisa and Do
Is noy rccsi,i, ~ sy =, lharkef SiTsst, BaL1aors
49, sSsNlnA ~ the Liverpool and HavTe Pae hets
CooJ 49, assortment OF French and Rrsi,h
nof =, ~ POM oi style, quality and eheapne 81 re-
~, 20 pc surpassed In the country, some Of ther 90
neu ye, end souen up with great care and ,ssts s2
pvsly " hE own sales He is also recciving an .s
s mgni oi eefman and Domestic Goods and verv r
Ilg sonets lhe panonaEe Of his friends ana bvs
t ssuy, ~ auers himself that We is procured 40 ~
oiher Market, IN this country ''eN w tns or any
balhmote, Feb. lst 1871 ne.
A GENTS wANTED-1-oo a, No..
IN gent young MEN wanted to procure s
en-. Enquire At this Ofice '"P'1y m ha ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
MANAGERS OFEICc
RICHMOND, Va riCE,


Georgetown Is,.,. 's g. &C hsmes for the week;
too0 Zoo aooosSs1sn TUESDAY, Peb.S Ss isi.io be
&c. rs NosN1S 1850 10 Of isoo 10 on s@ N stoo,
"o". "hoies sS-shaIes 10 a p r, s1,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03

5Oof so TcLe,sS es pre- fsiso 400 2oo i2ai
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03

10 he a sssaosn Lotiery Of Delax.,. f,.
o,sis~i % , wh.%oEon weenesdsy Pc for lsii
share. p Of &C. Is Mo- lIs' - q 40 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03

rhursass L;essbuTE Lottery, No D. erra-Dmwinr su,
Tickets Is ~ nuns HsPaisr2 prizes OF $1,000 % of loo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03

a rokomoke River Lottery Of Dehr-
csn,., o s,o a6s~n o. Wilmington, Pr cl.s. NJ. On
~ sn IN Aso 100 i0i6 100, Fcb,o.. for
shsIo. 10 o, ~ ~. 70 numbers-i2 drawns nnS h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03

c.n,,.o nongalia Lottery, No.A For MONDAY mo, n,o
so p1iao PIE o. $4,000 1900. 5000 361 2oo S5q7
Al tickets having NO Drawn Number, on .,,,., -,
notice this. " '"S a"o'e i>ouery will please
he,. w all the Lotteries, and the really Iuckx S
Sor,of a. sTRATToN's LUCKY OFFICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
WANTED A sITU,T,ox

w ~ ~ I'D situation bya Young Man ~ ~. -.
establishment or XueIsa hoase Grocery Dry Good.
enssssd WI mlete re can make himself usefni he eslaO
t,n tne last i've years In business In his i oeen
emnioyey concentrations will be given by HE -lu
oa3c n Inc addressed to A. tbrogys hS present
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
CLARKL'S OFFICE.

CLARKk'S OFFICE.
90 FOR ALL TUE MONTH OF FEBRUARY
eE., seap}{uaIy $1,000 l5Oon 5000 and 80 o. 100
6ah Feb sas2o5 Or soOOO nett loOOo $780, and 90 Of
ooh FsS soocoo 1000, Goo 500 &c. and q Of 600
H'h FeS, SPTi1es OF $4,000 each, 2Of 5000 % Io
Ia Oithe above Schemes Tickets may be had sh.r
by the package single. ~ W "-' e'''cI
Ieketsn all the smaller lotteries drawn NJ Rcbr,nd
various Combinations, '' 81 ''''
81 CHAsTAIN CLARKEs.
lOUU 10 bushels CioysP ssSf and blasting Powder
Timothy, Orchard ami Herds Grassdo
loo tons swedes, English, Country ana Tre5y,r H.,
5 tons Nail rods, assorted sires
stons American Blstercd Steel
a % sprug steel, assorted sizes
ton EnElish Bistercd Steel
Sheet and Bandifon
No ,2ana Mould Boaris
NV s oS blown snd sI9ond Alan SAD Factory sIeD
iS 9 so.. N g., and nd, G in sg,sss
$50 hoHes wooiruh's Candles
- DO Iull & sons Patentdo
-!sdfs PaientsPerm DO
% hhds New Orleans md Porto Rico su,,r
& hhds Polio Rico and Trinidad Molas,ss
bbk New OrleaLs Molasses
oh lava IsEuirs and Cuba Coffee
London Mustard
CulEafcis starch
- uerces Ihomastou Lhae.
ls@ woRTHAN, NeGRUDER 4 co.
LOUISA RAIL ROAD.
n an amer Monday the Mail and PASSENGER IIpc
~ On ms road viii be tr-weeky Hne only, gn,l far
Theears iesvingtb Junction every MONDAY. ws,,,.,.
lay an Friday Immediately the arrival of The Trsi,
RON Nchuuut and returning every TUESDAY Thurst,v
and saturday This arrangement is made only dnriuf ne
lcsenl BAD state Of the roads between GoronsvIe ard
Choroiicsvile As ihcse improve Inc ,iv ~.
both ways, will be tcsumed ~ ""o'
od,eeof The u FSF.R.R OOmpany Jan. "a, isit.
nLD WITNESSING have on hand AMI oe., e., -.
~ fomats enc Old sherry Wine pale ana brown ~ ~,
cesss asn, Newton, Gordon Murdoek Co's Old Mssi
"a Mlnes ~ " casks bali o. casks aul plgca-aioons
wgich are aew w. casks very supefor Of ne vn'sre ~
ISIS mo Y TRlPLETT 6soN
| NAILs AND qOAL.-ou hand, general ssso,i-
ecpcntquahy also, 2o0o0 bushels cal when s vil l
"N 70 s manufacturers, or for lslnly use,
H&-lw JNO TRlPLETT a SON
BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS, BLEACHING.
&c.--LARGE ADDITIONS.
Rf TIE packet Forest Ene The subscriber y now ope.
- MIG eIse supplies o. Goods IN his Hne which he win
Mems heavy persed Rroesas, very s,ou, and strong
/ 70 90 ~ ezra sac, sio u
D. scwcd Hncd spd bound Boo,ees, large shea
| Do HssW sewed Msler Boots, very superior
p p ressed Water Boots hrie si.es
D. Kippesged Boo,s, aea
/ DO Pine l4rht seal 10. al a.
/ nays One No sswst hootses verY arour sod sooJ
1 Do fne Cali hoeleea
/ 10 6ae Calf Boots
| Lees superior Paste Rhckne hrre hoses
SAMUEL PUTNEN,
NV VePoshs the Lsg Csbia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
BY r. II. DICKINSON
BY T. w. CLELAND

wmh.av VALUABLE BLACKSMITH
a FRS re, oe s1 p, on "WEDNESDAY MORNING. s,Iio,.
e2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
READ THIS.

uSl, op TIE Ash instant between tho Old Marie an,
~ ny tcslienoe Union Hll = No lei RoOE ,,,sS
worn containing one note of ei0 (vrxina tnonry1 ana
No honas on NJ Nathaniel Walker Of Hanover conoty
oher psysble the ourh Of September next An persons
&c vsrped sgsnst trsdug for adboAds vii sive ss
~ nc dcVery 81 the same 81 "A my rcaicnce or :,
ny Wa'S W. rouse John Y. hEREnIfII.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
CO-PARTNEEsHIp

hb subscrtbers having associated mselv.. -
Il under the 6rm and sfyie on COZ euRS ~ =,
ANe asen the stand formerly occupied bv Good. a -
bern where they intend kecpina Al al fitss an ~,
I ormeot of Grsseres which they vii, seI m
Ites pf ash' or 10 punctual cuziomors ~ e.n ~
guIenesed ~ the City. They respectfully invte IN ef,
Ignus andiae ioImer customers Of coode Coibsfn 20
eau ADD examine theif assortment. ~
SAMUEL g. COIBuRN
i p l--fN CHARIES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03

EXTENSIVE LIBRARY OF
On rHuRR MIsCELLANEoUs.
commencing at TAT AUCTION BOOKS,
DTh sOT sno. Of VII x,ISISG February 4th at
Catalogues for delivery an extensive and
'or examinafio.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
BIGGER'S OFFICE
RICHMOND. VI.

q IS 80 Is So 81 Is ~ i3 "a ca 81 '1 =
paid as usual at sight hy S-' ptr sc, 80 shu
Drawn Mss for MonongAlla Lottery Class No ID
January, lSii " - uie" io'h
% s % 7 c. Is 81 80 81 10 72 81 IL 60 ~
paid at sight, as usual by WV RIcssEs s oe
For6th February, 1871.
S4OuOO, $4,000, and 80 OF $1,000
Virginia Monongala Z aitery Class A Tor s,b T,.
5S5 .Srand Capitals--siO,Oo, 1900 300 300 o0
81 ~ each Of 1000 300 and 200 Ticket sIO halves &
Tickets in the above Grand Schemes and all Others
un1 t lne manasement OF y GREGORY a CO. for sale
IN the usual variety, by nae Eases shaTes
snge whole and shares Of tickets The cash for an pTI
received. ' "'o uia"'ng'H are
For the Grand CAPITALS and prompt pay, address
I. 10 Tho BIGGER,
Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
Thirty DOLLARS REW.R6

Il nv M MI IRON tho subscriber, on The AIT -
about 10 $500 1870 woman named JUDY JnJx a. IIus
bVh 81 reg Gss and about Eve feet Eve Is black,
and had on When hasa scar under one Of her %
q Pnsed to Mr. Charles Lewis ana ooisey hress
from eS: 81 Aud as . S
sad dsin f'sr9oIhood Any person Who ii, gone back
shove Ievs "a san WOMAN % me In Richmond vii pre-
again. will pay the SUN OF sac '~ so'hAtl gel her
trt- The Frederick sbu.q Aren, ,. yShS NETTiEs
Onward ~ to this oGce. VIII please copy, and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

hE subscribers having formed a Co-n.x,.,,
WiIls ~ he business Of the late firm OF WadP, VIII
Of WadsoS' ~ ms Ciy and New York under ibs Sun,
JOHN e. wADswoRTp
DAVID y. TURNER
Ianuarv ,s.I GEORGE &. PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
. CARD.

'IuE undersigned beg leave mas, ,..,..,s,
leI uniegned thanks their hume ron. ~ tshleI
i,S hefsl n town and country for ths 80 ~ sna
mary. VA uieir hhls rendered this ia
,k uhdersgned are naturally led On ,Ais accession .
,bis that liberal share Of patronage a,Ssre 70
,;,t menti and while exees thsir ivsi;,.s 70
] vii az ne same time animate them 10 t',
denee aud aVour 1PF TNnee o. pubic conf
N@h street, opposite Mere hants' Cosiss H.:
,;LI -Ihey now have, and are cops,,n,lv r,s
eJal supplies 10 their already comnIets Senng, ao-
dneed prices. eH VIII oe sold AZ very
"a 9-lm O. & NJ.
hiSsiONER's SALE OF IAND-
In the County Of Henrico
II "lue OF decree Of the Cireuit suner;or r.. =,
- county OF Henrsco and CITY on Ricn,o. VuIto OF
,bnnS ca on the sth August, lSm in sn 10 ~, pie
III eIn Penolns. styled Baker, &C. aEsnsi
b S o'eI Ol the SAID Court made I'M tbe =. me ss
~, -tst tsnnary, 1911, the undersTped on
pn ~ February 2Oh, 1871 offer e. ~ -
on inc premises the tract OF AMI H. ~ -
Nil neniioned lying IN the county OF Hsprra $3.50 u
,ss rooNe the city of Richmond and one mile ~ 81
,i istteIn' whereof William Morris died .,trs sh-
NJ soout acres, subject the rrht OF oEsr ~ Nd
81 cssdsu heren plat Of the land Will e .nhhl
rSsu silher paItc ulars given the day of ale 0''
, NeA eredu OF siH months will be alloved ,hs 49,
s,hk negotiable note, with an approVed srk,
sn,e sb, ne pc le TO ne properly retained anil eenV
,a-a..o..,, WIN, G. s1AlSSU SANDS. 'r' Coam'rs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03

For Saturday, 18th February.
virginia Wellsburg, Class Capitals-s3j 29j IN OOn
~ prizes OF 1900, &c. Tickets $40. certificate of
package Of 70 whole tickets in ptoooTtion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
PREsIDENT's moTEL. =

s-.,... lNo. w, Broadway, New York;
I'hiS splendid establishment is now oman md ,s.t, o.,
receive those who nay be pleased 10 f,vor A. ,v w.
sIgnage. Tue house BE- In excellent ordcr-the f1rnl
lute new and ciegant-thc ladies' Vatl1urs are
IN style not snrnassed BY any In hr Union he .i
&c wei soc scd with The best wines aud Hquors-tho 4, IA
si WI DC constantly supplied Will every deracy te ,r
kets can nHoti Ono or the proptet1rs has he t,-,.
been long sui hyoufahy known as Hotel ecpcr ~.
leans, Galveston, Sc, WV ~" VT
PBREDNONn
Ny..-..,-. JAMES PENNOYER, Froprie'ors
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03

CARD,
w. a. WI RICHARDSON.
EXTENSIVE UMBRELLA MANIJFATIr-
RERS,
No. 6, South Third Street, Philadelphia,
- EsPECTFuLLY inform their ens,or.,, -, -, -
chants generally, that they have for sale arre sng
soID. OF SIX and Cotton Umbrellas, compTisns
Ie % OF P.rssots pan Of which are ma1.lfae
ma 1881 ported by themselves expressly OF new
eegaht patterns will they trust se found uprth, ~
III on Of iheir customers and the pubc-as they vii
sneh manufacture as can be depended on. 'e VI
ton. ' P~iueu'Ar ana prompt aiten
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
TRuSH ILL.,

Rf virtue OF deed OF TIust mads - a..
undersiS,eS sHnelG Adams tnow deeeasetD aad ~
0 winch deed Is duly recorded m AZ. 80 -
the SURVIVING en5sS County Court the undersigned who s
lie lntseSsd TO be secured by The aid dsed ~ OF me
a. oi nareh next proceed sell 10 lie hshss, IN. e
a." he following cal esais-that IA m -. O'
y'1ae S s lat In the Cny Of Richmond in gd,,
'aney fronting a feeton 18th street ih Adains'
Also, the following pieces or parcels NJ I.,, -,
VIZ: '0"s neaI the city Of Richmond
one beeinAing al the North East,S.r,,,v eor,.r,
streets continued and running Eastyardv ~, "a a n
IT,, sslu street 20 feet, in deplh alons 1919 me
eonunned one hundred and ten Fer ~" @'f'i
an aso, one undivided half Of a lot bevinn1o, =, ~ ",
.t~Hu corner OF III and 18th strsefs ron,, sOIIIi,
AJsn n al OH street one hundred AID len feet anu
street one street, containing IN front on s,d
49, One hundred and twenty Feet and M dersa oi
eI anu ory feet TO Gay seet ssreet ON ehe nun
"Sn,s one hundred and twenty fcet ~ WHICH also
The sale will be made on eseb l., a.. 49,
~ q. nloEy, on the lot ancfhen ~ ~ pre-
The nrS ltey are described In the foregoing '''4
aHy e:gef signed believes the title 10 me
viii Convey nns acting % trustee he
"A 2s-,H "'"o 9 pos,, ihnn the deed gives him. So
'ohN NANLRW, Surviving Trus,ea
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
REMOVAL,

NE SUBSCRIBER has removed his Diapers and T,lor;,
- esaoIshment, 10 the House recently oeeupied ~. NJ
yohh son az Hat store Immediately op,,osfs ~
hAnAs Mhere ne can be found al all tines TO amend IN ~
a. 90 VI nIs ouS'omers' JAMES LIVINGSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
EXTRA QUALITY,
HEAVY sEwED wArru

VIEWS Heavy sewed Stitched water r., =,
stock OF aSs superior Style warranted 10 stand s
from the Factory, and for sale IOv for cast. dreet
jas SAMUEL PUTNEY,
NT0TI,,f- opposite the Loe Cabin
men,sr AND Ieneh Languages together with hs ss
ing snnaIon IN natheinaties, is DESTROYS Of Obtain
ply at thia Office. " nie private hnhy. Ap.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
SIRA% Z, - OFFICE,
rAnt the world say wnatthey can.
por selling prizes stratton's III = ,n.,

D 20 rs % 81 IS 81 10 s G. g Is S &c Feb 2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
NAOSUEATioN or GEN. HARRISON,

"a, ION OF GEN. HARRISON,
On me 4th Of March merit
The large and cOtnmodi,us
a Steamboat COLUMBUS Csptaia
N-S=@z4ou - pAERisu, will leave PIC hmon5 ~
Washington cts. At \ ocioSE an
Monday Evening the sf Of Msrcb
ana arrive a. Washington the 3fd, where she will ,ctsi
mnl " o'clock on FRIDAY morning, tho bth-and srriv in
richmond early on the following sunday nornipr p.s
e lof INC trpthcrc and back, DOLLARS Meals viii
DC furnished n = cents each LISTS now omen Al Lynch
toucc House. and persons wshug cugsfe % 49, ~ raj
oecf appJ carly, a. hfsed number oiy VIII bc faten
~ h-hsiis expected there will be great demand f,r
In Washington NJ tho above time persons
gong BY TIE Columbus, vii have the pryiese m r.,I
ins on board free II additional charge Ia 53-ttfbM.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03

NE.ATHERs-i7 bales prime Feathers for sale.
FRY A co
CO-PARTN ERSHIP.
RkAh 4 SMITH having this day taken p w U,r,s,,,t
into Co partnership, the Hardware and Cutlery pusi
ness viii, u uiure be earned by the ~,
Ger the arm Of smHh Harwood Co
GEO. w SMITH
2. W, HARDWOOD,
., JAMES BRAY.
N ". AZ persons ndohied 10 Brsy a smith si,hsr bv
bon note or uih0r~isc the lst January Isl viii
eouet hvor by ealing ~ the % Stath narwood
20 aad seithng 'heif respective accounts
fe l-eo2w BRAY A SMITH
MINE NEGRO MEN FOR HIRE-For hire privately
sanle boded htey Negro Men. Apply Al the Hell
..seLa. isl-u
notice. no PRtNTEHs
TUT bef NEWS INK for sale 81 this once by the h,
supply tept on hand 4, hi
TUE Tobacco Cnewers snd Cirar smoke are rs,ooe
hst constantly Keep on hand lhe very beet Of each N
Dc - 'ANAh'
II EMOVAL OF Law OFFIrE-Tbs .,.sc,i
~ Der has removed HE once his present ~
ne house recently occupied By Judge slaaara
Compiler and Enquirer viii eopy. - PATTON
AINSWORTH, BOZ. &c
w. RANDOIPH a co. have lusf ooensa
-, lhe Tower % London, Hstotleai Romance bv n
hinsNortha with plates. by Cruikshank - -
Nos 70 w Humphreys Cock By Boa
Diseases % The Organs OF Respiration By TxeetEe
Densason.s New Remedies al eshton Sq
RuIies, nuffER, BUrTER.--s00 po1ed- .9SS5I.,
ao"neia Vol kee Butter. or sale cheap.
eRErTHR PEAKE
NM eAes no and Isears CoFFEE iTecsivIaS. Ior
wv Ne ZEE Pay a Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03

~ 1aeutuNb, <oNn
rirsiaia Leesburg, Class H. Cap aIs-s36oOO lnCoo 2;
pIues o. <VS NC. Tickets siu. certificate Of pae r.
ss' Of 20 whole tickets, si3O-sares To proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
LUMP AND GROUND PLAIsrER TI,II
AND TAR

so@r ass on hand, and ers for sale on accom-
- ufsnstrs terms, 10 close eonsrntoeots T,r., IN
around taster, Lime, Tar and Fire Noo.I ~ ~
DanS OF the lanai in rear Of his former stand ''
-a~u HENRY PRoBsT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
BOOKS, BOOKS. RO0ks

Further Supply Received by SMITH & PAL.
MER, January ".
MI THEIRS History OF the French Reyola,lon with
ces, by FShoberl 1"'e""o sour
Wilhelm Mes'er's from the German OF Goethe a nsx
edition and edited by T Carlyle " s'ie'a new
len Thousand year. in 2y
INC Young Wife or duties Of Woman in the M,rr,,vs
heisuon, by w Acct, eighth edition ~ '''"se
Memoirs Of the Court Of England ,,urip- IA. D., -,
VIC including the Protcctoraie by II lease win
aeeI OF the Statesmen who FlOuTished In the time
History Of the United states from The ,tis.o,.,. ~ Il,
american Ioniinent, by Geo Banorofi Ia Nv octave avg
edition, by & Morris ND 'i'o bonuoh
dedicated 20 the Duchess Of Sunderland '''''
sc6' Commentaries on the Bible, in sv
Women. ''"''nJ 10 olng
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03
For Saturday, 27th February.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
EN Ihe hneneN BRIG CRROI e. .Ensor tnasteY M,
Skkkb on her way from New Orleans will saii ON or b.
- Iore INC nth Of the present month For freirh
b'PaAsase, having good ace omnodaiions, appIy 10
-, DAVID CURRIE, Rockets. or
JAMES Fisher A. SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-03

FOR SALE,
a Almost Desirable Lot lying one and a half m,les
INT westot the city, containing 2t acres about
UfI1 thir Is hnely timbered, aordng fne building
alto a beautiful grove another third Is In 90.
yer and hesgIass there is besides most superior gar
aen spot number of hne fruit Trees excellent well Of
water anda go'd Frame Building Apply 10
NS RICHARD HILL, JR co.
G shall sell TO the highest bidder, for cash,
n Axff- IN front of the Bell Tavern on the 1911 tay
~N Of This mouth, Al IL O'Clock, A. NJ C well
-"AAofoke Mules, Horse, and wagon and
gear 10 satisfy Executions, &c.
20 "a, J.. - JONES, ID. g.,
S-s1s John Sheppard, : II. C..
SHIP MADISON FOR BREMEN
kN This vessel will sail early in March The subscr
xkp ber WITH make liberal cssh advances on shipments
there. ~ 'Ss " MS hend
'eS-eoG JAMES FISHER JR.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-07-10
The lsisstp.

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1t entails honor TO parents, and en-
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ty Of the master; commands the subs
jects TO honor and the servants to
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lis author to all who walk by its rules.
1t gives directions 10 weddings and for
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and limits the use of both; it points out
faithful and eternal guardian, to the
departing husband and father; tells him
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dren and in whom his widow is TO trust,
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test satisfaction and pleasure that ever
were revealed. 1t contains the best
laws and profoundest mysteries that
ever were penned. 1t brings the best
tidings, and affords the best comforts to
the inquiring and disconsolate. i ex-
hibts life and Immortality, and shows
the way TO everlasting glory. 1t
is brief recital of all that is to come,
1t settles all matters in debate, resolves
all doubts, and eases the mind aud con
science Of all their scruples. 1t reveals
the only living and true God, and shows
the way 10 him; and sets aside all o.
ther Gods, and describes the vanity Of
them, and OF all that put their trust in
them.
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Jupiter 2 again calculated the old man, closing
his fingers tight upon his under lip. long pause
ensucd, and at last the move was made.
Hurrah = exclaimed Graham, in loud voice,
lifting his hand. He gave king lcr king, ard
having the last jump, so alighted as to completely
hem him in, or block the old mans only remaining
king, thus winning the game tthe last extremity
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah he cried and leaned back
IN an ecstacy of delight
For moment or two the old man seemed cha
grned at his defeat but he recovered himself quck-
ly and grasping the hand of Graham said
Now, my boy, you have fairly won her, and she
is yours. Come here, pet, he said to Anna, who ap
pcared at the door pressing in by her mother, and
name your wedding day.
1t is needless to tell how Anna blushed, or how
her little heart leaped for JOY in her bosom. 1t is of
more moment to say, thst in one month the twain
were made one flesh
After the knot had been tied, and the young folks
were full of noisy meirimont, Mr. Woodruff said to
his new.madc SON
And now, can you tell, John, why made you
beat me at draughs before lie, you have my little
pet there, who looks happier, and hope is happier
than have ever seen her before =
Indeed do not said the young man seriously.
Il always felt it to be piece of uncded for cruelty
to us BOTH
There you were mistaken, my boy replied the
old man, smiling. you have one defect of char
acter, and saw it. You dstrust your own pow
els. 1t was but one week before you asked mo for
Anna's hand, that, in conversation. you told me
that you could not do a certain thing. 1t involved
difficulty and application, but still it was necessary
that you should do it, or trust to some one else to
do it for you, who would then have it in his power
to deceive you. | determined then, that as soon as
as you asked for my child, would put your love
and your powers of mind both TO a test, and prove
to you that you could do any thing in the range of
human capacity, ifyou tried. Have not succeeded
in showing to you that \ can't are words not to be
used in your dictionary
The young man looked his monitor in the face
with silent surprise-and the latter added
'And now, my dear boy, trust that you will
again doubt your natural ability when brought
in comparison with the natural powers of another.
Patience and perseverance will surmouut all OBJ
staces. Make these your companions, and you
will fast rise in intelligence, influence and useful
ness, above the crowd who are conlen, to be igno-
,ant,
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learn that an earthquake had produced
all this; but he will be, doubtless, that it
should happen on the very day on
which Tecumseh arrived at Detroit;
and in exact fulhlment of his threat. 1t
was the famous earthquake Of Madrid,
on the Mississippi. We received the
foregoing from the lips of the Indians.
when we were at Tuckhabatchee in
1927, and near the residence Of the Big
warrior. The anecdote may therefore
be relied on. Tccumseh's object,
doubtless, was, on seeing that he had
failed, by the usual appeal to the pas
sions, and hopes, and war spirit of the
Indians, to alarm their fears; little
dreaming, himself. that on the day ma
med his threat would be executed with
such punctuality and terrible fidelity.