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New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27
TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
No. Z Spruce street, Tribune BuildinSs.)
JAMES PRINGLE,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
2 o O 3 l y D f R.

Jcfs OF ALI. KINDS EXECUTED WITH
CARE AID PUNCTUAL1TY on THE
b afosT REASoNABT.E TERais.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27
FIRST PRE- MIU NJ
WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

WUKIfiI UF M EN HUN.
nAN1E.L LANE, Merchant Tailor and Ciothier,
respectfully invites his friends and the public who
want Of Clothing to give him call as he Is dets miped not
other establishment the city. Persons who want good fts
aud good workmanship at moderate prices with far and
a Good Of Cloths, Casmrres Satnts aud Vset
ings constantly hand, which will be made order
short notice the above principles. Also good
of dymade Clothing, constantly hard together
with Shirts Collars Bosons, Stocks Suspenders &c. very
cheap for Cash.
n; Goods sold BY ir yard and Cutting done with des
patch. q Remember The place,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27
To Country Nerchants.
G.. u. DARLING,

tOtTntEy
&. u. DARLING,
IMPORTER DEALER
FRENCH. ENGLISH AND GERMAN
FANCY GOODS,
dlMAIDEN LANE and ) Liberty street, has
42 recently received and offers for sle the most tib-
eral terms, for cash, 4 complete tn,ent o
Hair Tooth aad Shaving GLotts and osheTS Steei
P-s.bas Pens
pss;on Cans and Powder Gold a. Gilt Je,:ery
rI1sLs Pen al Pocke: Knives
r. ar Pearl Shirt Buttons fazors and Razor Srrops
Henmin. DnIl-Eyed Needles Shell lsGr and Horn Comps
Steel Knitting Pns and Bod Snpit and TOBACCO Boxes
Nrpcu,xTs and feddlers inyins Tor clsh will fnd II TO
~ sy.ta-e 10 call before uurcha ing elsewhere all
J IN ths above l.te will be sold on the favorable
oogus ~ " - sl5 Pm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

NANTED-A situation by competent Amer
lady housekeSper eamssTe5s Best of City
references Aprly al $40 Bowery. s25 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

DEACH ORCHARD STOVE CoAL.-Thls
day d,scharSiag from Canal Boat Mary Jeue, foo, Of
Lashstnt superior article carefully screened time Of
Shipment, ior sale by. WARD & BROWNE,
SD III Washington cornsr Laightz
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

n. -, D.
ana ooeI,Sns 10 and Bookseltns business Will te continued
Tr ~ 2ohe,steet, by the subscribers, under the irm OF
% s. a. . Hayden. HENRY d. TURNER.
-. WM b. HAYDEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

ROAkU-A family or a lew single gentlemen OF
Ogood morals have board and spacious rooms IN pr
yate family desirable location l0l East Broadway
S93
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

1.-TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN
J. be accommodated with furnished board IN
small family where the comfort and quiet OF home may
Ie ealoyed Apply at s. NiurcAv s2h
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

How is Nights sable mantle labored o'er
How iichly wrought with attributes lislnr
pa, wisdom Shines, What love! This mdni ght pomp,
This gorgeous arch with golden worlds ialaid!"
such is the majestic scene nov presented each
fab and serene evening TO the attentive observer
of tlle magnifcence of the stellar creation.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

-. r5 VI 1n,,g.
strangers stopping few days weeks the CITY, such as
rarely offered IL is eigbiy located clean and airy
mediate vicinity OF the principal steamboat landings It's
apartments and while table supplied
t the best Vegetables aud FruiIa that he procured
Guiding entirely Animal Food and stimnants Of al kinds
comfortable. Shower Baths free. Remember, c. Barclay
s,res, jv2i If
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

l,oPARTNERSHIP NOTlCE.-The Coparl-
- a.rsilP heretofore existing between thu subscribers
S,s sie I h[n % TURNER, HUGHES & HAYDEN, s tins
- Nia'olfeG hy MUTUAL Consent. II. ID. TURNER.
r HifGtlES.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

DROF. BASSET'S ORAL AND GRAMMAR
lC!li. System OF French Taught without Books s-lnc
ensuing season his residence 49 Broadway, enrance IN
Grand street, This method beng hshiycl. Hd TO
;n,nre pnbic patronage requiring but little time udy
fail give tho5onsh 7. ka@"es d Of the m ] M nnl
81 viii dowel 10 call Immediately, the number Of pgpl!s
will h- limited a piioS d
NJ 81 9sodGw
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

2GoAk I a. F 6oAhEs, osh,l Go. e5.9s1 9s1ny 5y Ss S
boat-srge Nut 81 2, Stove 81 50, Broken and Egg 81 %
An additional charge Of 80 viii be made II dou
be screened and delivered be yard Bst OF grey ash
Broken sud Egg $50 cents per ton less i taken from the
Orders received the yard No. 1875 Stanonreet,
through the despatch post viii be promptly attended TO-
sis Inn JAMES BOYCE, Agent.
COAL-Best Peach Orchard red ash double
Oscresned Coal from the yard 39 Washington of
Desbroses-street boat prcs delivered weighed bya
city weigher.
LARGE Nut. 81 80
Large Stone. -. =. 10
Broken and Egg. E. 90
A deduction OF % taken from the the foot ci
Vestry every daY. PATRICK KfRR!GAN. s2l I'm.
COALl COAL.-At 2l5 West street, lower cor
" ner of Franklin stA superior article of Peach Orchard,
Red Ash and Boadmountain Grey Ash Coal Broken, Egg,
any pa o the CITY free OF caItase the very lowest market
prices The beS, s always the cheapest Orders r. Re,
Yard 50 cents deduction made fdeliysred from boats
si2 I'M TYLER S MAPES.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27
90O CASKS OF LINE, of good quality; a5o

GRAHAM FLOUR ground daily Of superior
VI quality, made Of prime whea,r,Ta PAINS taken in
the cleaning and gndngmaY be had wholesale retail
the mill 2i5 Cheryst. Orders left the following places
VIII be attended 10: tS3 Psar.st III West Broadway 23
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

MRS. ROBINSON, fashionable Clears Starcher,
w 80 Mercer St. fifth door abGye SGrngst Emhroderes
10 new shaw= Meaos oulard Silks, ouse'In de laires,
Table Covers sc. cleaned. 80 i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

UERTH ANBOY SEMINARY : Scieutihc,
Matemaca al and Glass icaThe Principals fully intend
their School shall be second 10 none point Of merit The
Winter Session mill commence Monday Sovsmber6.
Terms moderate, accordance with the times Circulars
with testimonials and references may be had of John Ia
loy Brick Chapel or of the Principals. -
sl2C;g- 6. q. WOODBRIDGE.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

DIECE OF SILVER LOST--Losf, on Satur-
i day morning between leskersreet and Union Place,
branch OF silver epergne The finder will be pad The full
value Of the silver, No. q Union place.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

TENIIE SUBSCRIBER proposes 10 take INTO Ihls
family few lads educate thorough manner either
for the University the counting oom agricultural life or
fifteen III the oral nehou
nj instrcrion he s some confidence seeking the public
patronage. His residence al Wap9s y on the G3nneG-
nl villages in New land aul be reached in 81 hours
from the city Of New York. lems, inc udng board, tnon
,rasb;nr &c S2GO 4 wear Very i-w books required. For
farlh.r rtic,Iars apply 10 Rev Hsnry W Bellows No 30
If;on q P,sca Nayy York JOHN ~ BELLOWS.
WaIpoie =. H., goth Aug. i3i5 au3l ln!codP
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

" FEEllS' CLASSIC AND ENGLISH
SCHOOL, Broadway (nea' s,uyresant ipsti'ute>
will be re-opened on M9piay ;;h Septe,GbeT ,o- :,
Amherst College, Latin and Greek; A. Pestauy French; r
rurce Drawing; w. Da"son, PenmanshIp w. b. bfsu
bury Vocal Music.
The English and Mathematical Departments VIII be under
the supciinendence Of the Principal
Circulars containing terms &C. may be had on app CATION
10 Mr. Blat Gi5 Broadway the Principal. au3l II
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-27

4 GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE and tw,
three single gentlemen can pleasantly aceomncda
ed with board b. applying a East Broadway. s25 #
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-17
THE PORTRAITS.

Did you ever hear the story Of the two Por-
traits Come, will tell 1t to you for II is a
striking one.
A painter who wanted picture OF innocence,
drew the likeness of child at prayer. The lit
tie suppliant was kneelng by the side OF his
mother, who regarded hun with tenderness. The
palms of his lifted hands were reverently pressed
together his ROSY cheeks spoke OF health and
his mild blue eve was uptnrncd with an expires
sion of devotion and peace The portrait OF
young Robert was highly priced by the painter
for he had bestowed on ii great pains; he hung
up in his study and called it innocence.
Years rolled along, the painter became an aged
man hut the picture Of innocence still adorned
his study walls Often had he thought Of painting
a contrast to his favorite portrait but opportunity
had not served. He sough, for striking model
Of guilt, but he had failed to find one, At last be
affected his purpose by paying v.sli to neish'
boring jail
On the damp noor Of his dungeon, lay wretch
cd cuprit. named Randall, heavily ifonet Vast
ell was he body, worn was his check, and anguish
unuuerable was seen in his hollow eye but this
was no, ali vice was visible IN his face, guill "a
with hot iron on his brow and horrd impIeca'
tons burst from bis Disappearing tongue The
painter executed his task TO the ne and bore away
the success, ful effon OF his pencil The portrait
Of Young Ruber aud old RAINFALL were hung SIDE
BY side 10 his study The one representing limo
cence and the other Guilt
But who was young Ruber who kneelei in
prayef by the side Of has mother IN meek deVo
ionl And who was old Randall, who lay con
craled on the dungeon floor, cuning and blnPhe
ming7 Alas the two are one Young Itu
bert and Old Randall were the same Id by
tad companies ato the paths Of s'n, no wonder
that Young Robert found bllcfn,ss aud sorrow.-
The broN in which childhood was bnghi with
peace and 10y, IN years became datkcned By gun
& shame; aud the heart which was once the abode
of happiness, afterwards became The hablaiion oi
anguish
Fathers, tell the tale 10 your chillren Mothers
whisper il in the ears Of your lnis ones- That
they NAV know beiimcs the exceeding slniuInes'
Of SIN. snd The exceeding deeem1lness Of the ha
man hesr- TA4ssib fer tie 1to.styA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-17

eige his error, before we can believe the love Of
liberty lives IN his heart That Revolution had
doubtless its excuses bu, il needs no apology lis
apology stands in the fac, thai il has been It's
excuses will be forgotten much sooner than the
excuses, the prescriptions, the murders, the soul.
destroying ,yr5nncs Of kings and ars,ocracies -
The day will come when Humanity shall regard
the chapter which records TINT Revolution as the
brightest in her history. We should be the most
shlmeless Of all the world, citizens as we are OF
country which owes IT'S national existence 10
Revolution, whose institutions are based on the
very principles Of Libear ssi'sr which
France sought bit sought "a Tain, "a not Wholly
in vain, to make the basis of her own, did we no,
sympa.hize with the French Revolution, and pity
the blindness Of Wordsworth, who could no, see
that the cause Of Humanity was m ito. A
BrOaaSOH
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-17
FROM TIE PROSE OF PERCY b. SHELL.
LEY.

Man is an instrument over which a series Of ex-
iernal and ir,ernal impressions are driven, like the
alterations Of an eyer-changins wind o'er an DO
liam Tyre which move it by their motion to ever
changing melody.
All original religions sllegodcal or suscept
be Of sllegory, and like Janus, have double face
Of false and true.
1t were as wise TO cast violet into a crucible
that YOU might discover the formal principle Of its
color and odor as seek 10 iransfuse from one IAN
quaee into another the creations Of poet. The
plant must spring again from lis seed, or it will bear
no flower aud this is tie burhen OF the Of Ba-
bel
Epi,omes have been called the moths Of just his
tory they en- out the poetry Of H.
A single sentence NAV be considered as whole,
though may be found 10 the midst Of series Of un-
assimilated portions single word eyen may be a
spark OF iuertnguishabie thought.
A poe, is a nightingale, who sits "a darkness and
sings 10 cheer us Own solitude al,h sweet sounds
ms auditors are as men enhanced BY the melody Of
an unseen musician, Who feel that they are moved
and soliened We, know not Nhe1ce or why
Justice and benevole1oe result from the elsmenia-
~ laws Of the human mind.
Nothing IL mofe clear Than the infection Of pun
i.hmen, in general 10 degree which the reiorma-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-17

PHILANTuRoPY. There Is no lack OF philan
thropy in the world, no want Of religion (such as
it ls) and sympathy for human suffering and gno-
rance But there is one fault with it. ii is exercis-
ed a great way off We do not recognize the
maxim Charity begins at home which properly
contains much sound sense and philosophy, bn, We
rify in ourselves the axiom that distance lends en-
channcnt to the view Are the people Of Grim
Tartary without our religion do tie people Of
Timbuctoo 20 without decent clotbng2 are tho
people Of Sam suffering from excessive inunda-
lions are the people Of Oceanica forgetting in
their luxurious cline the dangers that await them
hereafter do the Turks persist in worshlppng
the holy prophet the Bfahmins in worshippIng
Budde, and the Thlbetlans in worshippng the
Grand LAMA Why then you shall see how
achrymal and yoclerous IS philanthropy. The
very spirit Of eoquence shall rcsound in the luxu.
rions domes where the humble Savior is worship
ped the wealthy shall LAUGH forth their thousands;
orr wives and daughters shall devote day and
night 10 the making Of garments the press shall
print thousands Of tracts AMI Bibles and some
dozens Of men will be shipped Of 10 relieve these
disrossos. The GrH intelligence from hem per-
haps is that certain cannibals Ike the missionaries
better than they DO their bibles and ttai the poo
pie Of I Imbuctoo Thibd or Siam are kicking mp
a bobbcry with the missionaries, because delodcd
souls they think themselves lmpenincn,ly inter-
Ered with
Bun lhis is philanthropy mind You he tipiop Of
philanthropy because Il j. fashionable and because
It sucks IN r great deal Of money and Mr. x can
have i sad. aud printed ~ the ncwspaper too,
that be gave one thousand dollar. 10 tie Tmbuc.
TOO missions, and moreover : 900 charities will
Of course outweigh IN heaven pay charities,
which do no, eos much money Thus starving
family may b. pat IN the way Of prosperity at b1t
lue eypense, or a child educated Tor q small sum
And then home charities are TOO confined our phi.
lan,hfopy should be NJ VIDE az DE world, a1d he
fuubrr III ve 90 With H. n course tbe more *
pensiye il Is II narroNucss therefore 20 relieve
want ignorance, sery'nie crime, or suffering NJ
home, for il il no, eomDreleaIire enough -Bek
fast formal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-08-17

The friends Of Gen. Cass are actively organ.
irang in Ohio, Indiana snd Michigan
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22
PAPER HANGINGS.

TENIIE subscriber has the pleasure of informing
n msfcnd- public generally. received hi
Spring supply ~ French and American Paper Hanng consisting
n Git Satin lfesco Common Papers. splendid
men of Borders n match al NJ which will Dc put NY Town
aud Country, n the ncaie and on hs best terms
WILLIAM BOOTH.
hefus. fira Erria uav
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22
DIR. III. SWAYNE'S
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

II > acknowledged To far excel all other medicines
the East in the West the North, and in the South trial
always for Coughs Coils Splitting Blood Tickling
Rising Sensations the Throat bronchitis Wloopng Cough,
Asthma Weakness Of the Nervous System Impaired Constitution
from and falling into decline this
medicine has number OF the best testimonials Of
by calling Dr. Swayne Al Preparations
from this valuable the above DR. swane Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry fictitious and counterfeit To he had Of
r. JOHNSTON, Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22
TO SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD,

II
suVHoMas TynER nanuasref ana hnorsf o. ooas hsss
Pissos &s- se aearure ~ Informing tbs hsnbss.
and eee a--eni of Coed. IN his ns that b
any establishment AMI workmanship the,
esosud all Of which viii ~ sos reduced prices
Amongst the following
GUNS AND ROWLING TACKLE
superior Damascus aud Subj douh AMI singh barrel
Double and single plain -,ubb twist Gun.
DO do do plain and imitation twist do
Do German do
1rasz, elanl silver mounted Rides
pucllng. pocket. belt and travelling Pistols
'cifeoekins singe aud -s barrel revolving Pistols
and Pistol fowT.r flasks
Double and Single Shot Pouches and Bclts
Spit and Piain English and French Percussion CAPS
Common Percussion caP~, At Is cents per Ieoo
'posIncn's Liquor ftasks and Pocket Tumhlers
English Amcncan and Scotch GunpowJsr
Dog Calls. Collar, Whips Chains and Couples
HuntIiens Blowing Horns and BuRles
Wash Rods shot Chargers Cap Primers Oil Cups, Balls
Patent Gun Waddng, Wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
sun Pistol AMI Rife Locks Rifle Barrels
Rbbs and forged and filed Gun Materials of all kinds for Gun
Smiths
FISHING TACKLE
Grass and Hair Lines Floats
Moods Limerick Kirby and Virgins. Fish Hooks
Superior Plain Gill. German Silver Plated mounted
swords oeers' sashes Epauletts
Wings; Virginia Hfany and Troopers Buttons; Clasps
anes Hooks Swvel Tae Stars Gloves Lace; Braid Worsted
Wings, Pompoons &c. kc.
Eous Rodgers and superior finished and
iaEo Superior Ivory Buck Pearl and Silver Mounted Pocket Pen
Sportsmcns Dirk Deer and Pruning Knives OF Rodgers Crooks
IND worsienhc' Rodgers Ladies' and
Genlencn's Scissors
Gold and Walking Canes with and
swoni Gold AMI Silver Ever pointed Pencils superior Pocket
iooks ami Wallets Gotts and ihsT Steel Pens Opera AMI
Spy GlNssrs Traveller Coma Bai Hooks, Pocket Cork
Key Rings Tee"rs Tooth Brushes snuff
de THOMAS TvRER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22
TnIIslIINn pntunrR

POLISHING POWDER,
ttOR polishing Brass and other Metals requiring hgh du
- bic u'trc W. excellence in cleansing an kinds n Metal
coroson producing polish labor any other
and The cae with which applet Il object
every family point 81 economy b. used by
and wherever introduced given perfect saae
superior qualtes have given decided preference over
any preparation offered 10 the public Just or
sale BY sps ALEXANDER DUYAL \ co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22
A CARD


TO those ia cant of Bargains ia Ne1 and Fa-
shiondble DRY GOODS, Of superior quality,
uJ'AT WHOLESALE OR RETAlL!.l
CROUCH, BROOKS ~ HUDSON have just
~ received their SECOND SUPPLY of STAPLE AND
days. ,cs in Northern markets. ami
many at ees'. rAa s''i,r styles ASrs 1s0s '- ssS
- nis oSSsiy and they sous establishing reputation
for selling gI asd oaP Goods Inducements will be offered
examination Of their stock by those Of Goods believing
confidently that for rar'y stsi and surpassed "
CHEAP ron cash. as any regular boase in
virginia The following list comprises part Of the Goods
BLEACHED AND BROWN DoMEsrIcs. DRIILINGs AND
COTTON oZNABuRGs.
$50 bales and embracing approved styles
Northern and Virginia fseories-ali widths from "a inches to
yar-snd prices from cents yard to the best quality
ENGLISH FRENCH, SWISS nd AMERICAN PRiNTs-isoo
pieces upwards of $4,000 yar embracing all the styles
a'S,G, - TO- ~ and rs cents and finer
Black de Rhincs Ma,,eon silks us,e land
very heavy quality. from Is tn 90 iAchcs wide
Superior plain ribbed and stripe Bene Dek sks "a niche.
stripes plaid change Sole
slks-Tarc and beautiful patterns
Striped and figured white Satns
printed aones Ba1orine Muslns Foulard Sins print
Black and white SILK Ho-ery-par s-sssaHy heary
Rich neck. cap and bonnet Ribbons
Superior twed and plain silk handkerchief for gentlemen
assorinen, and many new patterns
Plain and figured Satin Nertings Silk Serses Sewing SILKS
Embroidered Cardinals, silk Nets Fnses for
Bombaznes Black Chaes AOeha uscs and raamei,a Cloths
for mourning.
I.c and Thread Iaces, Insertings and Edgnss
Maltese white and black Netis for Capes
Neils and Cariinas-all u styles.
CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREsS AND GAMBROoNS
Superior French Cloths single mill
Ncloris Greil and Drab dc Eta. for do
Medium anil blue. black drab
Silk warp Cashmarett fine quality
Ganhroons from Zoe. to ~ s5 per yaj.
LINENS.
undesSed Irish Linens. Ramscy yan
Diapers and Damasks, Linen Dngs and Linen Lawns. Huck
hacks. Sc. &c
Spring GOODS CHLN.i md QUEENS D.3RE-
.ahnx
and daily ship Margaret Forbes direct
manufacturers additional supply OF Table Ware,
China &c making altogether well selected stock of
bic goods Also French German AMI American Glass plain
AMI pressed English plated German silver and Bania
all stone Ware Sc Se For sails reasonable prices
cash punctual credit Cy and country dealers
examine. WM. =. BUTLER,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22
CHEAP FOR CASH.

VENHE subscriber would call the attention OF tho
public 10 universal rule good merchants that
Dies promptly meet his engagements an
Undermining profit charged and where e has such esio
men. he has necessity charge his good customers more than
h. would de erninaton In let no such nsees
rty exist, credit all such which will enable me TO 50"
CHEAPER THAN EVER Those who buy or cash or pny
promptly quarterly, would suggest the popreiy OF then
calling me- doom below thu Bell Tavern old stand BE-
fore purchasing such customers II
offering them GOOD ARTICLES, very small advance upon
60, c,n effect sales GEO. w. GREIrER
for selling customers produce nor for de-
livcrng their goods bought Of me At the Depot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22

MUSIC STORE,
AND Piano FORTE WARE.HoUsE.
Opposite the Banks
GW The subscriber IL constantly receiv'
wa III ing the eelehrO'ed mandatory Of NrsSs
rtEs New and plain Piano fores possessing '
l,e improvements decaey of touch and sweetness OF
one o. peculiar IN their Manufacture
Constantly ON hand large assortment OF
FLUTES Fagcolctts, Clanonetis
Gi,tars violins, Nioloncenos
Aceorions. Musical Boxes
Horns BiFles and TumIcts
Fiss aud Drums
Guitar von Harp Strings Of superior quality
Piano Porte Stools 10 Covers
CHEAP MUSIC
The lrge collection Of Music offered for sale in this Stat
may the Store the subscriber. who n
enabled Philadelphia and New York wholesale ami
retail prices
Te purchasing win he furnished upon better term
than they can nd elsewhere in the State.
arPanns Npaed tuned hire, and taken in exchange
q. N. TANI!OR.
ayPIANo rORTEs OF every description repaired ani tuned
Tuning hy th year required WlIIi,N KsARsSo, Whose onl
experience ability manufacturing AM tuning Piano fors
Justly confidence Guitars Nons AMI Nc
eorlians repaired. Violin Bows lraird.
Rorers e above Will be pinetnaly attended to either Z"
ountry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-22
JOHN N. GORDON
RECEIVED 10TH MAY BY

JUHN N. GORDUN
Offers for sale the following articles for cash
negotiable paper, or in exchange for country
produce, and tn punctual customers
the usual time:
81. CroiH r. Rico and n. o Sugar
~ Single double A. tribe Loaf do
West India a Orleans Molasses IN hlds andbbs
Fine Old Java
laguirl, Green White
OH AMI crop Rio COFFFE.
ST. Domingo A. Angustura
g. Powder, Imperial, Young IIysos and Black Tea
Pepper, Alspcc. Ginger, Cloves and Nuimcgs
Coppens Madden and Indigo
Sole Leather, good and damaged
Hemp. He'd Cords, and Plough Lines
Cotton Lines
Cut and Wrought Nails and Bfads
Powder, Shot Pig and Bar Lead
Cap Letter and Wrapping Fapet
shoe Thread fno and coare
Soap, Starch, Fir blue aud Chocolate
Window Glass and Putty
Cotton Yarns, from different Factories
Bar Iron. Suedcs, English American
Hoop Rand 4 Sheet Iron 4 NaHRods
Steel American 4 English Bsicred Cast Sheer German
Copper Buzicrs, sheaiing 4 bar
Zinc spelier 4 block Tin
Tin Plate, Kind, and loaded for roofing
Wire Of an sizes
Winter Strained Lamr OH
Live Geese Feathers
Tubs, iron and wood bound
POLISHED wagon and Boxes
Bacon city cured and western.
VJNB-Couniry produce sold on commission.