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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03
MEsSRs, WISE AND STANLEY.

MESSRS, WISE AND STANLEY.
The public has been already appnsed
that the difficulty between these Two gen.
lIemenNhas been settled by the laler'en-
llon of friends. We have learned som e
particulars of the settlement, which 1t
may be interesting to stale. ln the chal
lenge which was sent by Mr.. Stanley to
Mr.. Wise, the former stated the col.
sion between them on the race course
was oCCasIoned by the unmanageable.
ness Of his horse and not by design
The friend OF Mr. Wise, the Hon. WIN.
Cost Johnson, accepted the challenge on
behalf Of his principal, bot, IN DONG so,
with "A Commendable desire OF restoring
a good understanding between the par
Ties, took leave to suggest that, US Mr.
SANKEY'S challenge was preIaced by an
expiration OF the occurrence on the
Race Course, if it could be Withdrawn, an
explanation might be given on the part
of Mr. Wise, which would render further
hostile proceeding unnecessary, or some.
thing to that effect. Tue challenge was
accordingly withdrawn for that purpose,
and Mr.. Wise, IN a written communIca
ton, expressed his regret at The occur,
renee and apoIoglscd tor il. ln this state
of things, tho friends of the parties re-
spectiveIy did not think that either Of
them was bound to prosecute the affair
iurlher.- Bait Amer.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03

The Richmond Compiler says that a
relative of young Semmes has paid into
court at Charlottesville Se5,CO0, the
amount ol hail forfeited by his non -Rp.
pearance to answer the charge OF having
murdered Professor Davis.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03

~ The Battle ground of Tippeca.
noe" repubished by US, two or three
weeks ago, although communicated, was
not original in our paper.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03

Us HARPER 4. CORBETT.
1t may be proper for us TO observe,
that the defendants 10 the above suit for
libel have taken an appeal from the
decision Of the court Of common pleas.
The case viii, consequently, again come
up at the next term of the Supreme
Court, which will convene in March or
April, lo43.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-03
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

The next term Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas for this county, will com
mence on Monday week, the 18Th inst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
NO. 3d..
SPRING DRY GOoDs-isi2.

- .IIINN DRY UUOD5-ISII.
Y H. would invite The ,tenSon n, oer.
nev o. leaNins town To examine tire folo~ing
80 L. - received for spnng sales. They will DO
n,,,Ipny ue piece OF yard. very cheat.
~ a. sndnsuted ril<sof all style aad eolors
~ ny, suks only d 81 d sud Il 81 per yard
g. ~. ,taeoe~ from 6,S 10, l2ic., I = and finer
roonred huslins ami Lawn Dresa Gooia
fsncy rearfs and Dress ndsfs
o. VI. d 81. and finer ~ 81
Great bsrIains In bleaehed aud unbleAehed Domestic co,.
ton Shirings and shsetings ~
rik and Cotton Umbrellas AMI Para.ois and Shat.
Coths, Cassimeres and W sting.
Leghom and straw Bonnets
Zap, Bonnet AMI Neck Ribbons
nesro arri del Blankets
nousin dc LANES, all prices
hieh Mousia and Lace Csp.s and Collar.
Llnen Table Diaper, 2 yards wide. only SOC
'o.,on sheettngs, bleached, 2 yards wide. soc
ABOVE, with many other Goods from auction. snit.-
~ 'or sptiny and summer, will be found at prices COZ res.
~.n eunes,h n n JENKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

Nv Ehsve Ibis day received our suuply Of cArt.n seeb
>. winch are as usual warranted genuine, and can be
1919 ieeouiTenoe,, oeins OF last years growth.
roeionT a. i"fhc Time 81 Slwirs sui manner ~ c,,i,tv,-
"a r. : = ioloIr,e compose IN pant, our sssoriment:-
bLaN>-ted -pccklei Valentine. Broxn 10. Thin,
White Re- Eye. White Kidney, Crambery, HornealtuTe
BO3ErnLF-scoich kaie
CABBAGE- Early York, Ian lfeth's large York. E.rly
sussr Loli, Llrse Dtunhead Flat Dutch, Dramhesd
savoy: Sr.en Cuiiei savoy, Red Dutch
CARROI-Eary Horn, Long Orangc
CAILiFLowhR-E.ry
C~ELERf-Rei and fte
CRi-S-Curi.i
CuRCt NBERs--
EGG t~LANr-IArseP Purple
L~NDINE-CrrleI
@tiIucE- Brown Du'cl. Early Curled. Cabbage, etc.
mEhtoNs-"aie ? varieties, Nutmeg and Cfron
oNluN-Reta and Silver skin
PARSifY-Cuflsd
fAhSNlP- sugar., extra fne
.PEAS-Lsndretls Ezra Early, Early Frame I.rya
M1rr9wtd, B,ae Imperial, bishop Dwarf ProliGc
M LonE scarlet, White TdrnlP. Red Turnip
sAisAFIE-
Round Savoy Leaved, Priekly See led
TOMATOES
FLOWER sEEoin assorted packages
Ihe pr"prelofs opportunities for extensive practica
observation have enabled him judiciously to discriminate
such varietiesof vegetables as aIc really ~oTti,y OF eut
iurci rnn the Inferior. or, asis not uufrcqueni, worthles.
varieties Of the same class, which lave been prepefuaf,r
tLf3GEh ineNpeuenc therefore, in making this selection
nc uas excluded many sorts usually ound nthe Catalogues
y. nose WHO are mere renders, not practical Frotrers, oil
stsus. ANA hc L. not sure that the variety might not be
sul further reduced will Advantage; a. any rae ms 4
ample Tor any garden, however extensive, aud fully adapted
ollie incest taste.
A. 10 tie quality Of the seeds. the proprietor wishes il 70
be remembered, that What Il sold by him is OF his own
growth, with but slight eIecpton) therefore warranted
WIN enure condolences that they will. upon Trial, prove 10
be lar superior 10 most o. foreign importation, or such a.
are casually collected in the United states. To be hadoi
LfELL- JOHNSTON & YELL
ID - AWaUfa lnF n 1 aNNFaFh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
TO SUIT HARD TIHES.

noIsE q SIGN PAINTING, GLIDING. GLAZING. AZ
FREDERIC y. SMITH tenders his thanks to his fdends
ana TIC public, for the extensive patronage with which
he has becnt' NouTet, and respectfully announces TO them
maine lsuo%hr epaied To execute orders in the various
branches OF his business Ia a suRcnor manner ami on
Terms which cannot fail 10 meet appreciation.
10 particularly requests individuals or firms who nav
require Signs Painted or LesteTed. or Lettering Of auy 10.
scnpuon done, that he will undertake their execution In a
WoIkuan-hke manner al much below the prices usually
cLarteutn THIS tity, for his motto Is and shall be thar
@'Iet economy requires only moderate expenditure,
an MH'IeIaiS fronts suulee for its requirements"
'rIcrs Tor Glazing in any part OF the City shall be
promptly attended 10, and he confident PROMISES MS nat
ouhis pau
Genuemenin The country will find him ready as hereto
JoTe 10 undertake Pantng, &c. IN the adjacent counties.
aud they vii also tndtAai he has always on hand an en-,
tenslve snd varied assortment Of colours resyd mixeL.
,"-Shop on Kali Road street, St6skoe Hhl, Market
House Square, near The DEPOT. ~ @-yE45S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

SELLS ENDow aESTs FOR CHILDREN,
hhIEINES MONEY On DEPOslTE;
EXECUTES TRIfSr-;
MAkEs C~oNTRACrSln which life or the Interest Of mo-
ney 10 involved.
WILLIAM MURDOCH, Secretary.
appheations may be made personally OF by letter, post
az il'o me subscriber. Agent for the Company at Rich
uo y, WHO VIII furnish all necessary information To persous
iuhl',us OF aVailns themselves Of the advantages which
w. Ins'uulion offers, for providing against those changes
~ Nnghanaie subject, from The une eItalniy ofliie and tho
pacSaIt2usncss OF business. by the payment OF a small
sum. which most men can snare, n Comfortable .uppou
V.yb.yt this means, be secured to Their families.
eA a.. BALDWIN, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

l'o' - "eNrabie, especially when distant from cities or
Nhete inners are seldom TO be met with,D having not only
N melalie Plate aud all The modern improvements, but
Soidfy.
\ gHargnfse ~ writing entities the purchaser 10 eY
prove detective.
Aunew Pano- sold to remain In This city, will be ken, i'm
tine one year without charge; and those 10 be sent into
the country packed wifhot: charge.
fianos tuned, let on hire, and taken In exchange.
mari Nu.lr sto,e o,nosi,s -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

Bank Square, Richmond, Yirgiuia.
A~sPARAGUS-Gian or Dutch
Mohawk luna D"aT,
BEET-lcng Bloc. IEarlv Blood Turlio, French White
sugar, Manccl NuuztL. %
bkOCOLl-EsIl Cape, Large Pnrple-
IAbbA.E-Eary YORK, Large Yorx. EarIy Druwhe,1
baieIse4- Early Sugarloaf, Ia-Fa Drumbs,J
Srom"eit 30, Rel Dutch, or Picklns, Green Cp,Isi
savoy Pentou, Leth, etc.
IA~RkOT-long Orange
CAullFLOWER-Eary and Lafe
CEIERN-Whrc SOLID
~CORN-Smth's Extra Early
SIouMBER-Ear Frame, Long Green
k~ALE-Scotch. sea Eale
C1ss N" NA""Aset Tails
MEL0N-Snfmc-. Ciron. etc.
NAIEk-MELLON-Fincst kinds.
N~ASTURriUM
NloN-Eady silver Skinned, Iarse Red
PANSLEN-Cuncd
f~AhsNlP-Large swelling. Dutch
T-AS-EarN Monumental, Early Cromwell Early Cb,rt.
you, harry Frame, Dwarf Blue Pussian, Dwsrf Mar.
n M~PklN-Mammcih
hAnISll-Lorg Scarlet, TurniQ
RHtBARB-Red Tor Tsrfs
SaLSith-or Vegetable oyster
sQUASH-Far Bush
T~OMATO-Iar.e Rel
IuRNiP-E ariy Flat Dutch, Rel Tor, large MOI folk. Ru.
Al.o, a general assortment Of Flower Seed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

The subsc nber is esnstanfIy
reee'u wing supplies from these
makers, the superior quality Of
whose lnstrumsniS in ali TO.
spects, Il duly acknowledged by
caily increasing demand for
them.
To those not already aequaint.
ed with these Instruments. Il may
not be supcrnnons TO say that
They are made will particular re-
gard 70 keeping in tune. tan OBJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
VOL. XVII.
TERMS.

rohS'tifIioN 10 the DAILY WHO to City subscri
o'i eSa year, andiOt a shorter period, at the rate Of eli
syear, both payable In advance. When sent by mail eli
aycaT.
-Foro one square Cor lcss) one Insertion,
20 ecntSitwo Insertions OIL; Tn cc Insertions OIL . and eve
~ succeeding Insertions 13i rents.
Ihfice a week, DcCnts for each Insertion.
Iwlcca week, hrstinscItion 10 cents; every succeeding
Insertion ~ cents.
Once week, hrstinsertion 10 cents; every succeeding
Insertion b0cenis.
Transient advertisers must pay In advance.
The number Of Insertions Of Advertisements must he
noted on the Ms, oI they Will be Inserted until orIe rcd 10
be stopped, and charged accordingly. n1-Ordcrs to stop
must also be in writing.
Annual Advertisers arc charged erO for two snuarrs AMI
n that proportion for advertisements Of grcateriencth, cK.
eept Anenoncers and Lottery dealers, who are charged
el0o, paper inclulodD
-utrThe n WIG il published twice A week,
CIu.sdays and tridays) at Eve dollars per annuIn, payable
foR ADvERTIsING-75 cents n square, Cor lcss) for
INC hrstlnsetuon. aud o. cents Tor each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
QUILL MANUFACToRY- sTATTOSARY
PERIODICAL AGENCIES.
nj GOnnS

FANO1 UUUDN.
u LhoNS, Of the late firm OF VI. Lyons a 10.
o. IuualelIhi', respectfully Informs the inhabitants oil
N!Cnuohi and the vicinity. that he has taken the Sfors
.ieB occupied by George Hannah ~ a Hat store on = or
VAN street where he intends carrying on The aEovs
branches, and will keep constantly on hand a gener,iss
eodtneni OF all articles pertaining 10 the Counting Hons,
1LptsS W ADDITION 10 which, he has received the Areutv
nr moioltne Periodicals publishedin the Northern eries
".Iel n, ~ deliver 10 subscribers free Of postage.
a ; l. having been IN the Stationary Brsin.ss in PHI
Aue.Plia ioI the AZ ten years, has formed such conass.
N' WI nouses there, that he can furnish any =nicie I'M
retail. - WHOLESALE or
Al ne ISIS, for you TO call and Judge for yourselvas.
and DO not FORGET the Sore is on Main street ne4f 49,
Mr. Evans Chila Store. ."
no. The highest price viii be given Sr country nn,Ila
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

WARRANTED FRESH IND GENUINE.
RoLEsAIE and Rrr.u .

WARRANTED FRESH IND GENUINE.
WHOLESALE and Retail.
ART1CHOKE-Grccn Globe
AsPARAGIS-Ganto or Ouch
b~bANS-IArEc aod small Lima, Scarlet Runners, Red
SNAP ~BEANs-FaIly China, Early yellow, Paris G weeks.
refugee or ltlto one, Red Marrow. Early Mohawk
Yellow andwhite French. sugar. MsHHsel' wnrL Si0'''
hRoCOll-Purrl and White
|CABBAGE-Eary York. Large York, Eany susarl,aC A,
h1tcrsea' Late Bauerfca, Fat Ouch. Drumhcsd.
IlrsG H.tsar' prumheai savoy, Green Curlcd savoy
CAgITLowER-Early ndLa,e
REETFsTls SraorrS-
CAeRnr-ious Orange Long Scarlet, Early Horn. Al
CRFsS-Curictor Pcppcrrr,ss
''Vs NHek L4ry irtmo' EaIly Cluster, Long Green.
CoRN-EaLly sugar Early Tuscarous
ENplNE-Grccn CurcI
EAIgs Green cudcd Scotch, Rape
L~ETruCE-Royai white Heal. Ice. Brown Dutch, Early
a. TaTlea sless White sni GrccHCoss
MEL0NS-Grccu Ctrou, Nutmeg Pine Apple
NusTARb-whtc Medicinal and Brown
PEAS-Eum Eaty, Early Wsrwirk, Elrly Nay, Early
Bishops pvaffrfolfc
PEFPER-Caysunc and squash
rARsNlP-Lons waite. Gumsey or Dutch
PkSlEN-Firc Currl
RHt RARu-Unluafcd forTaus
RAnntsi-Ion sciriet, shgr Tor Long Salmon, White
.Tunip, Rci Tumip. HackSqiuish
sAl~ltA or vegetable oyster
s0uAsH Early Bush. Orange wsuei. yellow Crook
Neck
T~OMtro-tsrre RcIsni yellow
TlRNiP w fe Var Dutch, Red Tor. Large English,
FLowgR SEEDS AMI BULBoUs ROOTS. a large As.
eHrfmrnL.
m9 WILLIAM PALMER
TRAVELLING TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS.
SC.
our stock ofthe above articles is very large AMI dear,.
- hics and ~ It's our wifh 90 reficc DO a. nsf - r,ra.
pie hythc sfrnE, grcafiniuc cuenfs WILDE ofereJt 10 our.
'''''' Tor cash. or 10 puuetual, e. .ogsrs only
sucecssorstos Pu,ney. oprosne TIE Ruins
lch4 ofthc Eag'e Hotel
LOAF SUGAR y wALNUTs
- ssrks tresh Grcuolit Wt'uufs. F1r nfr 10y
r. 1lf LANCASTER. DENNY q q
TABLE DIAPERS, sc.
v and kusst Diaper Napkins
- nuwIE, NurrUs tui Blush OsuHluUa
stlrneu Tft.c Diapers. at} snd JG2i ret %
- 20 NuckatucE rowciuE
AtRussa piarcrs escorted quahucs
tfiIncn S1ccunEs
Persons In vani oi any OF The above Good. will s,Ia
iargc assortment, az ow prices, az
IB C~UNNtNoUAms
New anil cheap cash Dy Goods Store,
lcS Main street.
NECK ~TIEs-Cheuiei and SIR Neck IYes.a,
y " C~UNNINGHAMs
Caeap cash Try goods store
EBONY CLOCKS. warranted TO run IN dsys ~Ti
- once windins uP. Also Eistt Day Clocks. 9th brass
SNnA e. GENNFT,
sH Oppose he Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

Vt OhD, CONN.
INIS Company oilers 20 insure Houses, stores. Mills.
l. Factories, Barns, and the contents Of cach, together
with every other similar species OF proncrty AGAINST
LOSS OR AMAGE BY FIRE.
The raiesof premium offered arc aslow as those Of any
s'hhlar institution, and every ono has an opportunity, for
n snali sum, 10 be protected against the Tavises Of This De.
strueilve element, which often, in a single hour, sweeps
away the earnings OF many years.
Inc course the othcc pursues in transactinc its business
snd IN ihe adjusting and payment Of losscs. is prompt and
ubctal. FOR terms OF Insurance. and renewal OF p1licirs
apply TO HENRY CLARKE.
Who has been appointed Agent Df the
lie - ly CITY 81 Richmond &C. "N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
J. BRANNAN s cos

OLD DUMINIUN CI.OTEIINO STOHE,
Adjoining John Earley's Union Coffee House, and
r.. H.. Jenkins Dry Goods Store, Main 81.
NtJE would embrace this opportunity and method Of
w making Il known To the ciiLous Of Richmond. it, vi.
eintY and the state, tlStwc constantly keep on hand Cloth.
ing OF all kind, and moR especially Tor the current aud ap.
preaching seasons, which we will sell at reduced prices for
cash. We respectfully invite all To call and inspect our
stock, whether they want the goods OF not. All goods sold
by MS that DO noiplease IA every respect, may berctumcd,
and the money refunded.
All eOods warranted. auOe-,(
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

AIDES, SUPERIOR fuR ROUND MI PLAIN GUM
- ELASitI OVEN sHOES-A beautiful assortment OF
me ah1fe over shoes, Tor hiies. in store. amI for al. Low
Ladies viii please call ami SUR 'hetn-elves.a Al
II. BURLINGTON a. cos
It MHn--un nn..n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
BUTLER $ EFFERvEscENr
MAG ESIAN APERIENT.

EoR Dyspepsia OF Indigestion. nervous debility, elddi.
Il ness headache. acidity Of the stomach, habiiuai cos.
uVencss, cutancous diseases, gout, gravel, etc, and much
valued as a gentle cooling purgatve.
This desirable PREPARATION has received the patronage cf
muny eminent mombcrs u the profession. and from a Ills
corning public, many respectable and unsolicited tcstimo.
mails ot itH efficacy az q medicine, have been clictcL-
With all the pleasing qualities Of a glass Of soda waller, o.
Possesses the active medicinal properties ofthc most np
proved saliHous purgaivcs; ia pleasant 10 the palate and
grateful 10 the stomach.
supply receiyodand for sale y'
ma23 Three doors below the nell Tsvcrn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
PIANO,

IN consignment. three PIANO-FORTES, which will be
~ offered Al very reduced prices, in order To close The
CONSIGNMENT by TIE lstoi l1nuary next. AZ which umc, II
not sold, they will be rcshippcdtO the owner.
These Pianos r. r,,,I - 80. -. IA.
prices, ami will now b. offered al So less than Inc regui,r
selling prices. Those wanting 4 good Piano, an wishing
10 save tho sum Of e5lthosr hard tunes. viii 40 we'll 10 cali
ani cSaminc these instruments. JOIIN TURPIN.
de " 3I,,rs bcio,. E,.t.,.s ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

IIHT receivci 10y way Of Rail guaf, from Phlaielp.i.
y iSo g. Gcnt,einen's Gne Calf.-st. douLle sole "
lie, ffo0i H'9is, which ! VIII SELL az 81 - per E.r.
a. alsp have on ht"d. = GOOD assortment Of Niles A So,s,
Waterproof and Dress B,Ots aud sh1cS winch uil also
~ 4 sh@A aiNAhcc Tor Cash.oT 10 puurtusi customer
"uy JOBS :. JONES, AGENT,
Jazz Opposite the Btuks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15
g1sgs&I4a3
PIANO FORTE wARE-HoUsE-

- Opposite the Banks.
ftb subscriber N constantly receiving from the Gala.
brhed mandatory of NuSxs A CL.Rx Nv yorS
eieeaht a1 PLAIN Piano Foues, possessing the laies, i'm,
pios'menh, andthAt deltcacy OF touch AMI .Scetness N
tone. sopeeuiar .otheir manufacture.
Constantly On hant a large assortmentof
fhuea, FRxeoeus. ChI ioneus
Collars. Nioins. Violonceuoa
Aeeordlons, Musical Boxes
Horns, Bugles and Trnupets
FfeS and Drums
%rioTIguauiy ""s VI sup"
Piano ForeStools and Covers
CHEAP MUSIC.
iLeargeN collection Of Music ever ofared 6,r sale q,
mls sac may he selected from, at the tore OF m. Snb'
si.ort Nhr ~ now eaAhled to sell a. the Philadelphfa ami
NsN YORK Wholesale and retail prices.
those purchasing IN sell again viii be 6irni.h.d n,o,
OouSL tSIma hHE they can end elsewhere in The stafelt
exchange. n ~ ~ !"
rIa'D toHibS Of every description renairad
shn ,lnch-i nning hy the year, n required Nv w
tIAS hsARsISo, Shure ionE experience ana ablitv ~ nsna.
hetirng andtnntnz PAM Forre-, Justly euutl.s nm, n,
every confidence. Guitars, Niohns and ks~esrtians rer,ir.
81. Violin Row : haired.
10 ORDERS ten as above will be punr,n,uv ,o.,Aot..
eifhertn tnSnor country
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-15

DINNER AND TEA SETS
y cENEilNL aa-oitment 81 Dinner aud Tea sets fn.v
~ 81 ana handsome Patterns, consisting, IA par, of
MAite CiihA Dininz sets of French ahlpes
White stone China 10 do % a.,
While Liverpool 10 10 10 10
Blie uuIcthct colours do 30 d.
"lt China Tea scfs, n great variety Of patterns. which the
IitS N,1s,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-23

Why do you not send on your friends the capitalists,
to buy up the remnants capitalists with plenty Of
gold and silverl Houses and lots are now selling
for little nothing-a mere song situated too, IN
the very heart OF the business part OF the city.
man with few thousand dollars here might so in
vest II as would hereafter make HIM very fich. No
house that IS put up at auction will bring much
more than halt what the house itself cost, throwing
IN the lot his properly must constantly improve,
tor New-Orleans as a city, Is barely commenced.
Now 1 have an idea. That little Napoleon OF
youls--lnake hun rich at once send Oh few thou
sand dollars, direct II TO be invested IN improved
property IN this city you can get as much as YOU
want at private or public sale and in five years
from this date, he will have a fortune. Make up d
purse among your friends, and employ trlst-wor-
thy man-send him on TO purchase real estate here,
and my word tor II they viii never regret it. You
must take II into consideration, that nearly the
whole property Of the city has TO change hands, We
rfying the old adage that "foos build fine houses
for wise folks TO live In"
What is to become OF all our millions of produce
this fall and winterl The up-country farmer and
trader must have specie All our banks are as good
as broke. The Auorney-General is winding Them
up as fast possible, and those that stand do
no business, SO that they are OF no use. And my
impression Is, that there specie abroad TO come
here at any rate, not half enough 10 purchase the
immense amount Of produce that must necessarily
land on our wharts. The result must be, that the
price must be at the option OF the purchaser SO that
let what may happen, those that have specie on
hand, and In this market, must realize enormous
profits on it, whether they choose to lay it out in
real estate or produce.
The cotton crops are very promising throughout
the country. Every thing is plenty bu! money
Our city never was more healthy. The alarm about
yellow fever Is ali blown over They are trying 10
get up private banks here the exact plan not
known yet when they commence ! VIII INFORM
you, so that we may take sides in the matter |
suppose it will be Improvement for cheating or
swlndling the honest part OF the community. All we
want here Is good exchequer treasury plan tor re-
| hitting exchange, &c.
Texas seems TO have come 10 dead halt, and
Mexico is standing still.
We are greatly IN want of frst-rste large hotel
| keepers. Can't YOU send q few, we'll recon-
mended ,SIgnedl y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
p II A r M A G. Y
ESTABLISHED FOR THE
SUPPRESSION OF QUACKER Y

SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY,
II AS met with the most unprecedented
unprlnciped petendor who daily gaining
ni vi9or under he udous treatment of the College lhe
following preparations hsye already obtained celebrity
The USEivAGLTED Tonic MIXTURE.
certain cure Tor al forms of spepsa low spirits, loss Of
disposition consumption aud all complaints arising from
dsanangement of the nervous system IL may be also used
with Of fever and asue and as pre-
THE ANOpYNE LiSIMENT. - ''N''
For the cure OF hsamac pans collie BRUISES sprains sp
date and relief guaranteed Sold bottles
THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
For the cure OF all cases OF delicate disease for
the bones erupops sore throat other distressing syp
toms rrodSeed ey an njudcious use Of mercury Or BY
The AMERICAN ANTlBILOUS CATHARTIC PILL,
For the cure Of all arrangements Of the liver, purifying
nd yigor the vital powers This medicine
ntey superceding the drastic pursa,es Of the nosrum
THE FEMALE RESTORATIVE PILL
For the OF those complaints peculiar the female
and TO restore and preserve the regular action of the female
INA ASHLEY ri f2i'P Go s5i PILL
'r 'fff # ss;ts SEIZURE
Guaranteed to ,ure Eonorrhga gleet and all mucopuruen
THE PAPILLARY HEALING. POWDER.
the skim Sold in closely sopt phials al So cents each
The above preparations may also be had of the following
suS , " B, .n tins 81, sjHy To,awav.
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Dr.. King, 2S7 HUDSON street
Elias L. Theall, $40 Grand street.
DIR. Newman l32 Cherry street.
VIM Armstrong, 1871 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Principal Office Of the College fer New Fork, OF Nassau