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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08

RICHARD ID. sANxAY,
BOOK BINDER AND BLANK NOOK
MANuFACIuRER

pAtshNrs HE respects 10 his tuner e,.,o,,... -.
v,,, ,,, =. Ut lnsiroe tnets q them for thelr
~ h1,ral Patronage for The last ~ years - N'
: tccn his misfortune. By train % e,,,si., -,
!. ~ " o'h nerchanf ant manufacturer o. Io,~ the s,.
~. l.t period au'cd 10 shove tni In hII ,,ee r,nir
$500 100 .ui dsticc 70 his CREDITORS be surre,l.r.t
~, !. ~ We strortfng f21,s zTAis prsfersioa
~ M a. ~ few friends. he hccn enabled p,
II .ts 49, .lfatc 'nt The pruscc uou rook pindir,
piAnrlcs and is determined By afs 80 n -
onS 70 present work unFurpassed In point N ,-,sv
M. es IN any city Tie with condsiencc calls nrp,
... ul.nls sal patrons for their custom, tpftb.
.s,.r, ssy oi ms work and maferias he need onl,
ot VIC act thd they have been in nae !, x,,..,,.
M shz insr tions. conr; ofiees PuhHr Ass,ri,,,oa.
an. eoeetes throughout The state for ..r,e. a. 80.
sns gwen, n lar "a lesrne general safsfar,oo 'e''
neyihf non the Kind feelings al those for bo,, n. N.
~ she SUI ~ ahhfsiiy worked, ne trusts In $780,, -,
commenting heir fdrnss ~ IN 'e"Ss IN TO-
Oh Books re bound, and n,ank pcok, 6,,ut.A., -, =.
70 NY laueIn an bound in eny desirable style
20 nv OIL customers and The public rcnrr,ux 49,
eaNeto say that they can be furnished vi -,,,,.,
s.sy aessiPiion Of very superior guilty al a, 4, -
pets ~ VIZ \ lyons -flouer aud H.,s scl,.r ~ -
te store unieI ny ndery, door below M,
81 dim 1880 ~''D''n'' a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
by virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed by the late Ed
ward Cunningham and hrians his wife Richard An.
ncrson and Ber- N watkins Leigh, trustees, bearing
lAe ne 18Th September, 1855 and recorded ia the unst
ncs toutt of Richmond fer the purpose securing
de1i ;heten rneniened TO iitercn Waller TszeWel MI
DC Sold on the lEh Jay ~ October rexf tie prei-
ses the io NJ property N the deed AMI
conNeycdto The si Andfrs and Leigh, trustees - vi
"A certain piece parcel Of land IN cify Of RlchoDd
on Nhieh the Rehuoni Nils ell Containing About
acres, be the same less bounded by the Jane.
RIVER Cea the lani sod by the sid Cunningham 10 Gun
nhSuan a Augerlon, occupied Ly the Richmond Manu-
laetnrng Cotnfany being Of lie land purcha-edey
ne sac cunningham Of Thomas RufAsTi0o
hs, buildings and IMPROVEMENTS thereon amt all Tie pr
Neges ard appuncnances Thereof belonging In any
wise ap7euainng, AMI parlcuarly the Tsht of taking
wafer from tie lanes River canal In full ample
manner as the said Cunningham shi under suntry
grants from The James River Company subject however
TO uoeiy Of the rents th may hereafter secrre 10 The
/ said James River COMPANY.
The terms OF the sale will BE- that 40 raueh n the
purchase money as will suffice pay de and Interest
secured by TIE SAID deed. and owing 10 the
said farewell namely, the Of twenty Eve thousand
ooaTs with interest thereon from the Apr
and tile charges OF executing the will be required 10
casa aud oT re residue thereofa twelve and
eighteen months will be given. the purchaser giving len
on the property 10 secure the dc erred rayncnfs.
RICHARD ANDERSON. g..
" LEIGH, itustees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08

III ". RANpOLPHs uiotaoro snd nndery win
"A he tounda hrrc sssorinc ~ OF Bauk ncoks. cbra
esa NJ Patterns IN general use, male IN Richmond the
best rapcr-hindrG warranted o. Stand. The prccs arc
ss oS es the sane qualify be hsd Al any Other
Ksisbnshuspt IN Virginia ssI9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ME have this day dissolved Mercantile connexon
w except 80 far as may be necessary close the busi
ness OF the concern for which purpose either partner
fis The priVi' 2" Of signing the Of Gri All per.
IONS indebted 10 the firm will please cali John Jones In
Richmond, OF Smiih Bsz Se Lynchburs, aud settle
by payment or some Satisfactory arrangement
jobs W BAGWELI.
JOHN SMITH, Jr.
JOHN JONES.
October LIST. l5il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08
STATIONS OFFICE,

81 sIi % IS a 81 Is Sssil 10 ''"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08

- 'af'f.'-'s Ftaf'f.f's'' ~ 'hf.NNha
sOUTHERN HAT EMPURIUN
viii BE- known above. Tor thc ssic NJ Hats o their
owu manufacture, as ai0 ofruc ocr r's a. hoy have
lound nee casafy or Nc ist and Cap Trids-'ho stock
llIush, BtNcraui Maria HATS
Russia, fur AMI Ctssmefc go
M'.c sn, Merton Oown' Angola six and Wool Hats
ofcvcy quality.
Cloih, Scilskin, Concy Fur. Oucr Mussrst ant
anime for themselves, the subscuocrs will sell "a The
CARBANATI RosENrHALL,
Sc W 3m Nsin street oprosiic Bel Tavern.
~ ANTED-By Young man, NV living In In. cify.
w sua'on IN any kind Of respectable business having
aFood kuoWlegc Of hooks and accounts; living IN my
,h- srptcanl 70 totin freat many arqnsntances The
tcE " reference vii DO given fesnee 70 hafaeter ami
eapibhy. ~ sitrcssini Inc 70 q. through us ros
Once hoS t1i The cnnpcusaions nof much the ob.
tcct ~ rfoc uring good auf rcruancnf pisce.
- ~ r.
NORTHERN SADDLERY.
TUsI received ircsh supply, CONSISTING Of
~ Mons atd iaUcsi saddles
Collars, Of escorted sizes anil qualities
Ershsh and americsu Briic Leaders
kiiirg Whrs-Wsfru tr-Ca In
Wcrdet and Cotton Cirths
NIui Nff'cf-Sfahic iifirra
snafis Budlcs-siiuuCs- spurs Mirtosacs, &C.
ALSO
Leather Travelling Tiunss anl vsliees. For sile At
low priccs, for cash ~ DICKINSON
~ % ~ door bclow ne Del ravern.
WHITE LEAD.
A SUPPLY Of Lewis superior White lead, ius recefv
n ed and Tor sale ~ 0EO. n. HENDREr,
Apofhscafy AMI Chemist
sete ~, shockce llilL
HLANK HOOKS,
III. ". RANDOtPlI's uiotsfora snd nnderv viii
"A he ounha hrEc sssorinc ~ Of Bsnk ncoks, cubra
bcsi rspcr-modrs wsfnn,ei to sand. The pre.s src
ss ow es the sane qsy Be hsd Al any Other
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08
FRESH FALL AND WINTER
GOODS


GOODS.
N r1T n e ,'9!6 On. eare supply Of FALL AND
general assortment, which having been purchased in The
month OF August before the passage OF the Tard 6i
their greatest depression aordo sell very
souahlc terms. car cusocrs, and other
& JAMES a co,
sc 10 Is Globe square.
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
THE Subscribers have received by recent arrivals large
j. and general assortment British and American Dry
Goods, which they oncr 10 punetual Customers thef
usual terms.
se6 wADswoRTu, TURNER Co
L'OR RENT-Any all the rooms lately occupied by
Il the Richmond Fredcr ekshre Rail Road Company
for Their Offices, a. The of u Sh streets These
canbers for professional seGiiemcS, or ,os~Ser heIe
being kitchen attached 20 the buiLtns) convenient
'' @ MacMURn D 4. r. TSe DsRSii''
Sc "a H. F. a R. II. Co
$50 REWARD
d AN AWAY from pitts, in Henrieo county, four
u months snce, negro man named WARNER, the
property of DIR Price Of Hanover lie about ~ years
about fee; OF inches hish-he has a scar, think,
sDS on I JAM very polite eHSeedns leqga
Mt Word Of f. ederieksbuIg and beon ged tho
It likely lac is lurking will give the above reward Il Ia.
ken out Of the counties Of Henco Hanover, and Sc
cured IN jail so thsi get hor $40 IL taken in either Of
the above Counties anJ delivered 10 Or Price subscrb.
ers BURTON, GRUBBS a Co
MRS. RiVES' SOUVENIRS.
TALES and Souvenirs Of a Residence in Europe ly a
II Lady OF virginia. further supply received
So 81 SMITH, DRINkER 4 MORRIS,
BLANKETS, NAPT COrTONS, Sc.
TIE subscribers have recently opened with their stoo
OF TAU AMI winter Dry Goods, complete ass1rimentu
Blankets
Napt Cottcns, Wilson'S
Cloths, Cassimcrcs, Mernos
Aud other kinds of wollen and sed Goods which with
variety Of domestic cotton Goods o,Ied for sale on
their usual terms
ALSO,
Brussels 3ply ingram and 4 Venetian Carpeiing
Brussels, Wilton and Tuitcd Rugs
Which will be sold very cheap cash negotiable notes
hDdayG RICHARDSON co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08

For Saturday evening, by northern m,i.
Tlsksts a. %. " -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS & OTHERS
Farther Supplies and Very Cheap-Boois, Shoes
Trunks, Leather, SC,
WHOLESALE .Sn Rrr.u

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS & OTHERS.
Farther Supplies and Very Cheap-Boois, Shoes,
Trunks, Leather, SC,
WHOLESALE AsD RETAIL.
WEhave Just Teee'edPer sehrs Leader, from PhIadei.
w phia and sea Dill from Boston. further Supplies OF
s,S snI sea."nans goods IN our line. rendering or
when VIC arc determined u sell for cash at the very
sfEe1 prices or on months credit to such Gus
We invite untry Merchants and others 10 call and eI
with the renewed assurance that nLces shall be
wholesale aud Retail Dealers in RSo,s So
&C., Mansion House. oe5
ONE hundred bbls Nett uerIinss No l. recently in
~ spee'ed-iist teeevsl and Tor ale low. for cash.
&C !. 3doors below The Rel.
llLNsriNG PoWDEi<-5OJ E-ss Ua.iing Pow
~ Zee aniins from sehr Charles Pullman, warranted
oe Ct DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN.
MRS. c. PHlLiP-Ar HoMt!
'Io her hicuts aud customers, she would respectfully
s vel selected stock QUESTIONABLE FALL MILNE
XIV, which she IS now opening oct5-dit
d oet5 LUpLaM, PRESTON co.
ME subscriber hereby all persons against
trusting any p"rson whatever, save himself and wife,
thus WI" NJ So 10Y
Richmond Sept 26, 1872. oc4 o.
4 EmENr-3Oo bbs Hydraulic Cement landing, ioT
oe4 BOYD. EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
I IouoRICE-2o foxes Calabrl IagioTlee, prime quail.
IL ity, Tor sale. DAVENPORT q ALLEN
oe Ct
WHITE LEAD.
1(l0 hEFs No White Lead, warranted prime quality,
-tOO this day landing-for sale.
oc 4 6, DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
I UMP PLAIsTER-iOl tons Lump Plaisfcr-
IL landing and for sale.
oe BOYD, EDMUND & DAVENPORT
~ BOXES Hurs Patent Candles for sale.
~ oe3 JNo GORDON
T'EAs.-Gunpowdcr, hno aud extra fine in and 10 10
Il boxes, half and whole chests
Young Tyson, in half chests
Imperial, In 10 M boxes
Pouehong in 10 papers, all for sale at reduced prices
10 close consignmonis.
oe 3 Ct DAVENPORT a ALLEN
BUILDING LOT FOR SALE.
THAT Lot between tho residence Of Mr. James Brown.
IT, ana that OF the Rev. Mr. Norwood, fronting upwa rds
Of loo feet on 9TH IL for sale. For forms apply 10
or nm n - -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08

The same result now will give The Wigs ~, q id
the Loco Foeos 80, and one Independent.
SENATE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08
NEW BoNNETs.

lust received BY the subscribers large supply OF aew
- ami iashouabls Donnefs such Florence Pas LEG.
Iotn Capcrs, Oriental Shell, Motcnls Fine straw Fancy
Willow, and Ftrurfd tissues.
seH LONVoNs, wlLLiNGuAN q DREwRY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-08
GRANNAR,S-

Dawes Colburn. lacroiK, Farley Bennett, Pike Smith
Su.neTs9n smiley, Jesse, Adams, Kerh, Oney Daboil'
SooG GTeenea Cobb, UnderhiL Grgs, Randolph and
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17

a. The Legislature will meet on Tuesday the
81 day Of January next The Tuc,d'y following
the 10Th of January is fixed fr The cleo ion of Z.
s. Senator. The Hon. James Buchanan will no
doubt I've reelected TO the station, which he 80
ably fills. The State Treasurer viii I've elected on
the third Monday in January, the 10th day Of the
month,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17
The Present Tariff,

The Secretary of the Treasury, in his report an.
noonces the fact that the present tariff does not af
ford sufficient 10 defsy the expenses Of the
government A duty on tea, coffee, and other ar.
ticles will therefore be recommended This affords
a pretty commentary on the free trade doctrine
whose advocates denounce the present tariff as
high tariff because il was made 10 afford inciden.
tad protection 10 manufacturers and snechsnics
The free trsde advocates ssk the imposition Of e.
quail or ud paforem dutics-tsxng the poor mans
coffee and tea as much as me rich mans wines and
silks. Now, those in favor Of protective tariff ask
no higher duties than will be necessary for the ex>
penses of government, but they ask that these du
ties be so adjusted tha, our mechanics and manu-,
acturers are saved from the competition Of foreign
psuper tabor, while they are wiling That necessa-
ries, such as tea coffee, &c. things that we cannot
produce, should pay but low duty, or come in en-.
tirely free. We ask what democrat in Pennsyva.
nia would not approve this doctrine! Il is the
doctrine advocated by jefferson, Madison, Monroe
Gen. Jackson ard other distinguished democrats,
A ductrine sustained by every Gee and unrammcl-
bed MUD, copabhe ID tnIers; arfling the subject.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17

CT We have just received sixty ,enms Of print
ing paper similar in size and quality TO the sheet
upon which this is printed. Alse 36 resms Of su.
per Royal 81 by as inches, which will be sold at
cost and carriage, for cash.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17

~ The Muncy Luminory announces the i'm
porant fact, that the local Legislature of ina, place
assembled short time since. We hope Our friends
there will take the currency mstte, into hand and
mend that, go fsr as Lycomine county is concern
ed. Don't let your modcsty prevent you anticipa
ting our Solous at Harrisburg uPon this subject.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17

or We are indebted to the Hon. James Buchsn.
nan of the Senate, and the Hon. John Snyder of
the House Of Representatives, and Others for early
copies OF the Presidents Message.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17

a. Alta large Johnson meeting, held at Tow
anda, Pa, the 9th inst, Col. johnson was nomi-
mated for President, and Hon. Levi Woodbury. for
Vice President. The meeting passed a resolution
adopting the one term principle, a principle
which we think should be universally adopted by
the democratic party.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17

q A Litter writer from Washington says that
Webb and Marshall viii nct escape punishment
The authorities Of Delaware will make demand frT
the persons Of boh these gentlemen, TO ne tried for
the offence Of fighting duel in that state. This
is perfectly night. Let no pardon the cry Of
persecution arrest the progress Of the law in this
case, and the barharous and cowardiy practice Of
iuelling will soon be banished from the snd.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17

Ur VIM. A. Potter, Esq, has leen appointed
Sheriff in Philadelphia county. Mr. Porter, who
is a son Of the Gov, is young man of erceen,
charactee.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17

OT The Postmaster Genersi in his report, re-
commeuds the reduction Of postage on le,tcrs, and
an abridgemen; Of the frankng privilege.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17

o-r The to,a, amount Of coal shipped from the
Schuylki coal region this season, is 543 $50 tons
Last yea, the amount was 5S5 ,692 tons Deficien-
oy this year, 40, ,s62 tons.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17

uT We had another fall of snow on Tuesday
last, The sleighng is now exceedingly fine.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17

a. The Jury in the case of Milton ]. Alexan-
der, who was tried for the murder of Noah Lougee
a broker in Phadeiphs, brought in a verdict Of
voluntary manslaughter. The Ledger says this
verdict has virtually abolished capital punishment
in Phfadclphis.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17

a. Mr.. Calhoun has resigned his scat n, the U.
s. Senate, to take place on the 4th Of Match next.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17

or The New Orleans 1'ropic says, tint in the
late treaty with Mexico, the district of California
was ceded to the United 5 la,es.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17

az The Hon George McDufiie has been eiec-
ted U. s. Sen,tor in South Caroiina, in place Of
the Hon Wm. &. Preston.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17

UJ' The "Easton Sentinel has passed into the
hands of Jas. A. Dunlap Esq. In his introducto-
ry article, sensible aud well written pr duction,
he warmly advocates a discriminating iarif.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17

ar DR.. Smith, in his lectures e, New Hork,
speaking Of he dilfercn, races Of mankind places
The negro as the lowest in the scale # intelligence
In regard TO tho senses however, he remarks
"fhe senses vary in the opposite direction,
They are more developed in the African than
in the CaGcGsian race. The negroes taste is
bsttor and far more ,miorm--all negroes dis
liking mutton for instance their smell is bet
ter, and 10 az their other senses"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17

WHooPl>G CorGH.--A tca.pooniul OF castor oil
10 a -p 'oniul Of nnlssses Irssooonfu ofthe mix.
lure given whenever thr cough is rnublesome, will
afford relief at once, It is said, and in few days
effect cure. The same remedy, 1t is also affirm
el, F,lievs the G. Cup, hoSsgcr violent the cuacs,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17

or The angle Of the face of the different races OF
mankind, called the .facial oase, is thus Described
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17

ar The editor Of the n. Y Tribune inclircs
10 think that Spencer is fast superceea:ng Webster
IN the all, ciions Of the President. If the half of
what his wh's h.inds say OF him is true, he mus,
DC peIfrc, Spaniel in disposition. In relation to
tie message the Tribune says;
"The Message, IN the main, is fsirly writ
ten, though we think il not difficult 10 draw
the line between the smooth and speclous ar
gument of Spencer, and the weak, concelted
foundering of Mr.. Tyler himself. The Sec
retory OF War is evidently Prime Minister TO
all lnteRts and purposes"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-12-17

trade ofthe country. And this is the Exchequer
plan, so far as it may operate in furnishing a
currency.
1t has now become obvious TO all men that
the Government must look to ts own means for
supplying its wants, and it is consoing to know
that these means are altogether adequate for
the object The Exchequer if adopted, will
greatly aid in bringing about the result. Upon
what l regard as well-founded suppositon
that its bills would be readily sought for by the
public creditors, and that the issue would in
short time resch the maxium of Sl5 ,000, 600, it
is obvious that $l0,0O0,000 would thereby be
added to the available means Of the Treasury
without cost or charge. Nor can fail TO urge
the great and beneficial effects which would be
produced in aid Of all the active pursuits Of life
Its effects upon the solvent State banks
while it would force into liquidation those Of all
opposite character through its weekly settle
tncnts, world be highly beneficial and with
the advantages OF sound currency, the restor-
alton OF confidence and credit would follow.
~ith numerous train of blessings My con-
victions are most strong that these bcacf,s
would Cow from the adoption of this measure :;
but if the result should be adverse, there is
this secur'y in connection with il, that the
law crcuteing it may be repealed at the pleasure
of the Legislature, without the sljghtes nnpli-
catoncfi,s good faith
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-06
From the Boston Daily Times.
WRIGUT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

Ot all the public advertised medicines "' 'l' uN we
Lrny ut none we can uurr safely recommend i"r the
ellis that ncsh is heir to- than the pills Hi ntc s"u ~
the ,rpot OF the North Amrricun t"legc "l h'hllh'
M Ig- fremont street. Boston Several instances we
kuow of where they used ~ families WIN the hsh-
est satisfaction mud no longer ~" Than N's''r'ny we
heard eminent physician at this ciIl recommend 'hom
IN high terms.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-06
IISCOM Il TIiURBER,
PIANo-roRJE MAKERS,

uUAVE now fiuisEd and nro constantly
III making, pLL\D FOR1ES at th"
most improved and mdcrn style. when 'h'y
offer Tor sale on the most favorable lcrths,
aud warrant equal toany made N tins conn-
nv IN point ol tone. inlsh. and durability -
The great number instruments winch lh'y
hnyc sold for the las Two wears, ls alone sui.
fclert proof of thcl sup"rl"riiy. To those
who have never sen instruments oi ihcu
make. they would respectfully rcicr to Prot
TA,Lon of Newpor, or Prot X. b. TArLoR
of Providence.
U.IRE room, No. 3 4 - Uesimin.
sicr sir,tL
/, Providence, Mayl5, leil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-06

Lucy Gray stood by the bedside of
her mother Her father was absent,
and she could not resist her desire To
look once more upon the parent from
whose presence she might tomorrow
be banishcd forever. As she gazcd On
the mild features so beautiful in the
tranquility Of repose, she shuddered To
reflect that IN few hours, they might
be convulsed with The anguish caused
by her dcscItion. Never before had
thought Of her heart been concealed
from her mother, and never until now
that she was about to deceive and desert
her, did she realize how vast debt of
love and gratitude she owed the gentle
being who had watched over her inlan-
cy, had guided her childish footsteps.
and been until now, the soother and
consolcr of all her gricls The voice
offInl affection, which had been drown
ed amid the plcadings of passion, again
asserted its claim, and the tears, which
at first rolled slowly down the che, k ot
the erring daughter, now poured III tor
rents from her eyes, accompanied bv
sobs which she could neither stille nor
restrain. The noise awakened her
mother, who starting up III bed, ask' d
IN voice of alarm, who was there, aud
what was the matter
\ "Nothng, mother 1t is only me, "
said Lucy, recovering, by n strong ctio'',
the command of her voice.
"Are you III, my dear :" said Mrs.
Gray putting aside the curtain, AND
looking into the face of her daughter.
"No, mother not III. D."
Then, Lucy, what is the matter =
Tell me, my child Nay, do not turn
away come lay your head on my bosom
as you used TO do, aud ,cll inc what dis
iresses YOU"
II The tenderness Other mother entirely
subducd poor Lucy. She threw hers'l
OH the bed beside her, aud amid tears
and sobs, she unburIhen,d her heart %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-10-06
A Good Chance

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~ a - Sloop last lall was taken up on