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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27

NEAT AND DEIioArE.-The following letter from Mr.
Graan, the British Consul Boston, declining the invita-
ton attend the Bunker Hill Celebration, s worth read
ing, and will good natured smile IN Y Aurora
British Consulate,
Boston, June ID, ls43.
Dear Sir-l beg TO thank you for your obigng letter
and through YOU the Committee Of the Bunker Hill Associ
alton, for their invitation join in the celebration on the
l7th inst.
Under the peculiar circumstances OF the OCCASION feel
sensby the berality Of the invitation IL would have
given great pleasure personal accounts with my
colleagues of the Consular corps the place assigned
in the ceremonies. But, consideration, think better
for several reasons, that should respectfully decline the
honor inended by the Committee and doubt
the gentlemen composing it will understand my motives
without requiring Of me the somewhat difficult and always
doubtful task, OF defining my position"
Trusting to your kindness make known my sentiments
TO the other members,
am. dear sir, with much truth
Your obliged and obedient servant
T. c. GRATTAN.
g. WASHINGTON WARREN, Esqr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
THE PRESIDENTIAL PROGRESS.

After having expressed generally dtasie for the pa.
geuniry and contempt for the sycophancy which, in this
ey particularly, marked tie progress Of the President we
were disposed let the matter rest-eaying the public
mind to its own medatons the scene. But the foolish
and mschievOus official Washington will not allow us 10
exercise even the charity Of silence; but selecting for po
ca appreciation the marked instances Of sycophancy
aud gorying IN what should be the shame Of
man, uumPeis forth with oil the cxuiation Of base.
minded slave, the groscs instance Of Presidential pfesunp
uon and popular deusion. Indignation therefore will
have way and We speak because feel at such accounts
a. those published IN the Mudssnian by authority a. il
"ere reflect disgrace upon claiming 10 be- Tree and
protesting equality, and upon the spirit aud influence Of
Republican institutions.
It's well known here, that the President from the mn
nen' ne touched the steamboat NJ Amboy puppo In
he hands OF men; EACH from mercenary motives contend
ing VINO should occupy most Of his auonuon-most npran
ate himself with him and arqure most favortba, he iOb
attain or retain the highest official reward
The incumbens Of Office with the sword suspended b,
thread above their hoods and ready fall they had seer
toll elsewhere capncousy without lust cause Tor change
and as the humor Of the hour 10 move the
ing power were jealous and assduous in their
bows and smiles. Collector Postmaster Navy agent an,
Marshal, could not live Of presence OF the great
or Of his satellites. They and drank and rode and b
that New ork manners de permit such things would
we dare say, have slept with "his Excelency"
The Mayor with eyes bent A. Is believed on the Col
] lectorship-and the Chairman Of the Committee Of IN.
Common Council, with eyes intent upon the same oteet-
could not be too assduous and the dear people paid n
the sailing the driving and the feasngaltough he Cor
poreton had never appropriated shhng-they sailed an
they drove, and they Toasted the President ad naHse
The original Tyler men, small, and mean, and weak
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27

~ Since the passage Of the Tariff Bill last summers the
sprcg imported the country has amounted about Ia
millions Of Dollars; Nearly 10 millions since the Let Of
January than millions month. This is indu-
bitably owing the operation Of the Tariff. BY means
Of that beneheent measure country ceased in de-.
gree be- flooded with the products Of European lsbour
home industry encouraged. and our people selling
abroad Than they consumed brought back the balance
in hard dollars.
The Wings may point with pride the effects Of this
Of Wing relief and in respect particularly this
matter Of the importation Of specie. The Democracy Ia
boured for twelve years "beer the ounency"which,
the beginning Of their experiments, equal % specie;
before they 20, through with their experiments, their better
81 currency was worthless eastsway rigs The expert
mont of importing specie which they especially
pnded themselyes The land ives 70 be hed vim hard
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
lLor,n,nfs IN Missouri.

The rebellion. which Treasury pap has stirred up in
Missouri has carried Col Benton home post hsste-to the
neglect OF the saw-m which he building in Kentuc
Ky. His arrival is announced in the last ST. Louis papers
in connection with that Of Mr. Crittenden (ominous
junction. exelams John Jonesl-who trip Of business
TO the West.
Col Benton's presence will have very decided inhu
ence the other the rebellion which has sprung
up in his absence.
By hanging few of the ringleaders, and intmidating
the rest he may she in nepiency the progress of the
mutiny; but if he adopts mild and temporsing
in the vain hope Of winning back the deseershis
will be ascribed timidy-an impression, which
will prove fatal his aseendancy and will increase the dis
affection.
We copy very graphic OF the quarrel which
raging, from the correspondent of the Madisonan Al
this distance, undertake decide upon
its of the controversy but sympahes lean decidedly
to the gallant Coonel-whose absence has embodened
Of nercenares and deserte combine overthrow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
G. wAsmxorox WARREN. Esq'r.
PecuIation by N Clerk.

Population by n Clerk.
Broad firm, engaged in the -four trade recently
discovered deficiency $4,000 in their bank account
and found inquiry into the matter that the amount had
been distracted by their confidential clerk in whom they
had placed such implicit allow him checks
the OF the house. The money taken by the dein.
quen squandered the gambling table, He has been
arrested and is in the Tombs, and understand
suits have been commenced against the parties whom
lost the money, for recovery We have
firm, but from the in which the information was
communicated US, do feel liberty mention it,
~ y. Epe. Tattler
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
From the Petersburg Tnteiiigeneer

From the Petersburg Inteiiigeneer.
Va MILITARY INSTITUTE,
June IL, l643
In my advertisement respecting appointments for
Cadets in this Institution, omission occurred which il
affected the Senatorial district in which Petersburg oca
ted. would be obliged to you supply, follows:
"There will be vacancy in the District composed Of
Amelia Powhatan. Chesterfield aud Petersburg for the up.
poinment of State Cadet by the graduation in July Of
Cadet ]. l.. Bryan Of Petersburg"
Your obi servant,
FRANCIS ii. SMITH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
rYLER-vAN DEMONSTRATIONS.


wAsmseroS, June II, iS43
Tho changes and those shortly be made in the
Offices have view first the possibility Of Mr.. Tylers
nomination, and secondly, and consequently most impor
family, to the election Of Mr. Calhoun.
Shortly before the President left Washington there
large number Of people here several from your city. and
there much talk about this natter and many schemes
proposed, and adopted. One thing notice. that the
language is held allths revelations
made ALL Each IL entrusted with what will best suit
the views OF those who lay schemes and each away
upon his work, thinking that he be important
In the scheme.
The plan Of transferring to Mr. Calhoun, provided
Mr. Tyler succeed. Is fxed and you will find that
your city, there will be. there
already indications that many who strong
Mr. Van Buren,. have consented think that Mr. Calhoun
Is the most available.
On thing, confess fully understand-,hat is
probably owing my Of full information, Mr. Spcn
certainly the spirit Of this administration.
OF couse, do aude what may be called the depart
mental duties lie has the matter much in his hands,
and be working Tor the views OF Mr. Calhoun yei
you will look New York you will tnd that the
Van Buren, interest appears be subserved How is this
believe ihatin New England, Mr.. Calhoun has grow.
ing strength Iwrote to you much. eight months sgo
and think il is the intention OF the administration
thattceng towards the promotion Of Mr. Cahouns plans
but especially the injury OF Mr. Clay There the
OF much that you done and hear mentoned-to
themselves, possible, but defeat Mr. Clay by all
Touching this tendency Of the powers that be towards
Mr. Calhoun, shall have say when persons
shall have returned from the pilgrimage Bunkers Hill.
The grounds of the Presidents house delightful;
nothing wanted butt tenant, four years lease.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27

9J The Inhuenza. tyler Grip" has reached Phils
dephia and Baltmoro-and has spread through New En-
gland. New York and Pennsylvania 1t will probably visi,
the South IL has not proved fatal any cssebut said
to be excessively annoying New York paper says the
best remedy for IL is thorough sweat, be followed by
gentle purRatyes and ipccac lozenpes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
Netfcc 90 the Adinr. aud Creditors OF Nathaniel
pson. necsd

ThemPsen, Deed.
IINHE undersigned, agecably TO n decree OF the
~ Circus Superior Court ~ law and Claneey, for Louisa
Ccantyl prosonced April Louisa
Court Of Elisha Melton The i7th July
ct take q th Ne hands q e AdHs
aecouua % III deed nf every
dcuoa ara q and ~ value where
aga VIVA rafs nicd invited auend win i vouch
81, b srpo shslf psstrnaiona CHAs n JONES Comm'r
lettsla. aaa guus leta s7-waw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
HoLCoMBE & oTEl

HOLCOMBE & oTEY.
No change OF Tobacco. Prices fully sustained for all
qualities Crops Of shipping and stemming have averaged
from S45 to Z. Manufacturing crops from S55 TO 50,
the latter average having been obtained by Stephen
Sl33. Mr.. WIN. Shearer's crop mot fine usua)
ueme prices $3.50 Sl45 average $780, Inspected in
the week 67S hhds Inspection Of the this date
lOl67 Hhds, against COLL same time last year.
The planters still opening lreey.--Lynehburg Yn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27

~ The author OF an article signed "A True Whg" date
at Bowling Green, which appeared in the Semi
Wing Of the Goth May. will please communicate his nam
to the Editor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27

u The General Court met yesterday present. Judge,
Field, Scott Leigh, Est Brown Duncan Copton Baker
Christian, Nicholas, and Robertson
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27

G-we beg OF Messrs Rankin and whitloek. who ha,
cargo Of fine pine apples, special favour to u.s. to sen
the Corporal one-a small one will do
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE "a. Is.s.
The Pilgrfm's Pregress !,

The following letter. from valued correspondent and
the article which follows from the New York American
will advise the Virginia public OF the real character OF the
cepon OF His Excellency in New York. No need be
said aud for the future dismiss the subject from these
columns.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27

To The Editors OF The Enquirer.
May we Democrats take Mr.. Greenhow's papcr1 cate
gorcal answer II earnestly requested. YouH,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27

W MIR. Bolts reply to Mr.. Tyer's pamphlet has been =,
ceved. and will be published tomorrow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
Commercial RECORD.

Richmond Markets.
ToBACCo-Lugs 2la2i, Common 3as Nldding 4!a5
81, Fine 7la9, Extra Pine for Manufacturing I0aI5.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
TRAVELLERS, LOOK HERE!
EAGLE HOTEL,


ii the place where be accommodated
Il make comfortable and that u what desire
call At the EAGLE. have in conjunction with the E9GLE
that large Brick Jefferson House.
Both fitted up style calculated accommodate MANY
personsand stage will lose nothing by here
tire by the door and Accommodations VIII all
be ready for them The charge will be the Tor private
veers return my thanks the public tie very heTa
patronage have received and beg edRng myself
TO give increased eern make all comfortable who call
je l3-wfw G. W. TURPiN.
the United Court the Eastern District Of Virginia,
Il June 20 1919 In the matter o Bankruptcy Of WATklNs
Of the County Of buckingham the Eastern Virginia District
The said H. r. Watkins been decreed Bankrupt by this
Court having da petition praying for his discharge IL ordered
that notice thereof be published printed In the city
Richmond 20 days before the 3Oh day Of August
hearing viii be had the said petition the United States
Court Room Of Richmond aud all creditors who have
proved their debts and other may al
said and place and show the pay
the said petitioner should he granted.
Copy-Teste.
je 81 w1lw r MAYO, Clerk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27

70 X ) A l. E.
TVNHE Farm belonging w. H. Tomn deceased
IL known by the OF OAK HILL, situated county
Richmond aud Of Toskey Kappa
hammock IL offered for sale between and 500
considerable part fiat land navigation and
The dwelling house has aud with stable
has been recently well repaired The will be accommodating
and made known by the subscriber application
letter postpaid Should this Farm sold privately.
offered for sale Richmond Court first Monday
tobeT nett RIO. W. CARTER. Admir-
je 27-iawu W Of w n. Tomlin, dec.
wARsAw q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27

Or FAIR AT FOUR NILE cREEK.rhs I.ds. Of Pour MILO
ceek WIN hok their Pair Tho July they
oner Tor -a~ valuable arlcewhere
hsy mos cspse invite the pubhe generally. aud
toe eommeDdabic purpose. .ns3
SNspsr sARsArsSilLAwe submit the following without
"ene BALrtsoaE. fcb. T. "a.
A. r. sAsps co-cencmsn have u-si your Hssaes Of sa
rapar since It's Introduction this city. pleasure
found
believe 10 be the best preparation Of thai valuable a now IN
USE WIN much respect you Jso wnrsipeE. N. D. 40 Gay
For particulars Advertisements other civ pa~
rcaed and sold wholesale and RETAIL erporaton BY
hsANDs 4 CO. Duegsts and Chcnls Granls Ruhiinrs
No ss5 broadway York
agent Richmond A. Duva 4 Co.. Pesrrburx Roper Apd.
-on Norfok NJ A. Santos and sold BY Druggists generally the
fos ss. WV W '"' sS o..
painful TO record the death aged nrm who for
yea past have been grave but
how much more distressing the task when who
has been snatched the
by boating bud Of the hIrr.t p,o
mise and life Of honor and anticipated ALL We
feel the truth OF the reflections are an
UNKNOWN om all the prospects aud enjoyment. by the
Consequence OF ungard which only
simple In the first place. be hands OF skill
untatored think they only satuaie their system with Mr
euy and the business accomplished Error
are yearly either Murcuzeo exsfance or their con
DEF INC residue OF life miserable Dr. Hartley not attempt by
oeA an exposure OF treated 10
s n. name ey toring the feelings indvduah- works.
no ms wor have and prove the result of M. .
ence and the reliance and secrecy with which mo M,
be consulted N' WI" ""'e" "e "'y
Dr. Hartley Member Medical rrof...,o, an, , a.,
nature OF ms practice with ron0en .y. =, ,ss
most uniid offer hope health M, ,,y
20 ho an the Morning nh 10 nent-ofcc ON Ioc.s An
hehmond va Letters inclosng remittance answered hy -.
turned ros and Medicine punetuay transmitted to the adies.
either by Initial - =" q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
ITEMPER ANCE N0TiCC

Doth Ladies and Genenen) the County Of Han
over friendly To the cause Of Temperance invited to ar,tr f
bsbaeue TO be given by The Hanover Total Alb
snenee society at Pole Green Meeting House. OH the t IA, or
July e27-c2t IRA Noppy \. = 90 va, VI
e1r TO temperance Lndies.-Tho Commi,,cs ~ =,
for the Temperance COLLATION. requests those de, who
have expressed desire articles for the collation. ana
any Others who may be disposed cause in that way 10
nana list articles to be contributed to Joseph Bgeow John
w Hines, George r. Peake-urins the early M q, ,h -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
NOTICE.

LII Indebted the Estate Of Joseph Woodson
ceased notified that longer indulgence be
and those having claims the said shall
bring them forward before the LIST day OF August
notice viii plead at bar them and the legatee said
estate hereby notified and requested forward and
their Of said before fir day December
BOOKER FOSTER, Admir-
With the will annexed OF Joseph woodson, sr,deed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27

This very significant The dissrast Of the honest De-
moersey IL exeitedi And well Il may be. r-
A. not without bearing Il may be mentioned that the
Government advertisements Of Land sales. &e.-whch
have usually been pablshed in the Gobehave vanished
from that sheet very recently. and made their
in the last No. Of tho .SPsefafothe Calhoun organ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27

ENOR SALE~-My plantation lying in the coun-
~ " of Powhaan, Jones Creek miles from Judes' Ferry
adjoining McCaw containing acres rs OF which
good low grounds and $50 q wood land heavily therrd
There but Few plantations desirable t' situated in
good neiahbourood healthy AMI several Mia win
comfortable Dwelling and AZ necessary outhousss Persona
wishing purchase via land BY the snh,e, re-
siding the pisce TERMS liberal
Dor Address sublsus Powhatan.
y as-eaawaw' JOHN ). FoURNoY, JR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
sI00 REWARD

n WILL give ono hundred dollars for the deli.
very Of ENNIS any Ja IN the State Ennis s from South
Carolina and he companion who arrested CASTOR ~ c.
ays they way Fedecksburs, and from hoy
were poinr either York Ennis years Old
feet inches high slender baet. and mouth
JOHN WfruERsPOON
Society Iu South Carolina
Richmond. June a3d, 1sf1 y Qf-eaws
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27
WILLIAM 81 MARY COIL.EGE.

William ~ WhhI OOlBtbBs
TUNHE annual examinations William Mary College viii
u Friday the 29f and continued
Monday the "a Of July dsy
accompanying he comforting of t degrees wiHke place.
CHS. MiNNfGERODE
" 21-M u Inc Faculty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-06-27

Bullet not Irshmen despair-let unworthy feeling of
dependency enervae their souls Let Erin green
banner be traed ignominiousy in the Dust but let be
raised up amid the huhs Of congegated thousands of pa
iouc hearts, and while their union, directed broad
4Eie@ a. irad ut the Snedor of its ancient
let the assembled Millions they read the letters of glory
telling OF the noble spirits and sacred deeds of past times
swear to live in freedom die in the ennobing
[Cheens.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-01
Corn Trade.

This market is very inactive Sales small and prices
are low. Howard street Flour sells at 81 So New Or
leans at 81 10; Genesee 81 rs, and Philadelphia 50 81.
Wheat etches 80 and Rye SO cents 1t seldom that
this season Of the year the trade in breadstuifs is dull
II is not only in this market but in every other
through the country.
In Baltimore the 2Sth inst. the demand for Howard
street Flour continued rather limited and the price
shade lower Sales of good mixed standard brands
made from store at 81 Other transactions have taken
place at the price, and note sale of good uni
form brand at 81 OCT
Sales of City Mills Flour at 81 l2t, full The stock of
this description is unprecedentedy small being not
than 5000 or 1000 bbls Receipts of Wheat by water
were almost entirely suspended. The small parcels that
reached the market sold 90 cents for good TO prime
reds and at so 80 cts for inferior to fair Sales of White
Corn to-day at al a42 cts and of Yellow at ~ as cents
Oats at - a % cts.
The aggregate of wheat and flour shipped from and
landed at Western lake ports this exceeds that of
s4l little Annexed is the aggregate of each article
shipped from many ports as we have received returns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-01

The markets have presented material change to-.
day.
ToJacco-Al descriptions continue dull Sales 100 bales
of quality st. Domingo, at prices not named 60
DO Cuba, partially damaged at lsc.
WhaeboneSales of II 900 pounds, to arrive from the
eastward 29c, cash. The stock in first hands in the u.
S. is about so 900 lbs.
.4shes-Sinc the advance in price of six cents
have heard of but sale of about 90 barrels for
port supposed at 81 centsal the 9th transactions hav-
ing been from second hands for home consumption, at
prices named in previous review The stock in the
Inspection Warehouse consists of 1862 barrels of first
Pots 403 do ID Sort 26 do Sd and 2l do condemned
sol barrels h Pearls 81 do I'd Sort do 3D. sort and
- do condemned. Total 254O barrels
Bees,oar-Strictly prime Western Yellow export %
cents $500 pounds sold part to arrive 2 cents
cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-01
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

LApELPHIA Dec 3l-Arr Herald, Lake, Newport. Cid
mis- Marks, NOrleana; Stranger, Breyoor West Indies;
! Leeds, Humphrey, Barbadoes.
LTIMoRE, Dec 30-SId Harriet, Jarvis Rio de Janeiro;
bareil, Skinner, West Indies.
ExANDRiA DC. Dec 2s-Sld Archibald Oracle, Kingston
eroLK. Dec 2s-Ar Golden Rule (Br) Bermuda; Lorin
York Ia HAMPTON Roads, Nancy Jane, from Curacao
York, put in in distress.
EnLEsros, Dec 27IArr Edward, alkley, ,NYork71hes
Fenced continual gales from the Yves tward during which
s &C. and has been to the leeward the bar SINCE the
worth, Homer, Matanzas Cid enry, Salter Liver
5Abattis, Cox, Havre; Bon Henri (F'r) Netre do Arr
senova, Coffin, Boston; Moon h yes, New York; WIN
Norris, Thomaston. Sid CHARLES Low, Liverpool
ss)ceanus Bourne. Boston; Lucas Eldridge, do; Gu
.Ha,ley NY0rk; George, Hull do Sid Ataanta,( -
N, West Indies; + Canady, Smith Guadaloupe; ,.LI
.rfes, {Br) Liverpool. Nsa'
ANNAs Dec 26-AT Oromocto, (Br) London; ,o,E,
ton NYoIk Euarkee, Thomaston CD Trent on Ly
Augrsta, NYoIk. ~ '
JLE Dec 2,-An Hannah, Taylor, Ki tgstor . lam ~,
Irhaster, Charleston. "
ORLEANS, Dec 20-Au st Lawre nee, Brown ;r
aowa Carney, Kingston, Jam; Venu S, Price Por So;
Cid Charles Carroll Dean Boston; Burlirip,on 1'I;
)rp Constantine, Wads worth Liver pool; Nao,sr S5
b; rarquin Hosmer, Philadelphia; Backus Stn,ab banu
omer Watts Baltimore; Georges, Watts Do. '1 I'I;
Bartlett Charleston; Uncas, Thon uson, Hayan,. So
lackihgton, NYork. ~
Foreign Ports.
MA Dec l7-Arr Hayne, Trescott, ,harl, s,o
\NzAs, Dec 2O-Sld Exchange Bost IN. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-01

tine Rio Grande. The troops were well
th provisions, arms and ammunition,
I'd and in fine spirits. Gen. Somervell,
hl communication TO the War Depart
that he should make forced marches,
ID to reach the Rio Grande in five DAYS
owe date. We may'therefore expect TO
Nv days OF some severe fighting on the
id the capture of Loredo."
nderson has been examined on the charge
n. B. Garner. The Court decided it TO be
Sc of justifiable homicide Congress is
/. 1t has been rumored that President
tends asking leave of absence for two or
tbs. Improbable. Indian marauders still
e neighborhood of Austin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-01

9TH E TO MIC MIX'TURE."-This celebrated
y is co imposed Of five ingredients the act i've nrnc;
OF WI ch are highly concentrated. 1t is now used
y exter lsivey and with great BY, the medca
aty, Or the cure Of debility, Qrom VIII itever cause
pePs "a, nervous complaints Sold by IT, authority ~
Col Iege Of Medicine and Pharmacy of the cy of NeU
*. Price 81 per bottle. Half dozen lin cases, 81
= w S. RICHAF iDSON. Agent
: ncip'll Office of the College 81 Mas sau st
g. ?rHE TONIC MIXTURE AN UNEoUArIED
dy in all dyspeptic cases In large bottles al in
pf half dozen bottles So. p'' -- y"
w. S. RICHARDSON, Agent.
81 Nassau