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drink the more honor-this is direct.
ly contrary TO the iruth-men under
the influence Of liquor violate every
command contained in the bible, and
revile the God Of Heaven himself.
Mr.. d. says adj things necessary
for government are laid down in the
bible. This statements aims an equal
blow a, all civil" institutions, s., con.
sequen,ly, we have insulted Heaven
by the organization OF civil society
all our laws to restrain murder, theft,
and enforce the observance Of the
sabbath, our rules regulations &c.,
are so many proofs of u piesump-
ton and wickedness, and according
to this view OF the matter the sooner
society is dissolved into its original
elements the better; but The gentle
man does not practise his own theo-
ry.-he does not believe the doctrine
he advocates--he claims his privileges
as a member Of civil society, and
thinks he is offering indigniIy. 10
none.
Mr.. II. said lac would now bring
scripture 10 show that abstainancc
from intoxicating liquor as a bever-
age. was in accordance with the bible
In Romans a., 81 Paul says, "it IS
good neither 10 eat flesh nor drink
uinc nor any thing whereby thy
brother s,unbIeth, or is offended or
is made weak This is sosclear that
nv friend ID. has no way to evade IT
only I, show that Paul did not tell
the truth. But if intoxicating drinks
do not cause men to stumble in re-
gard To- reli.inus matters, then there
is no force in this passage. Then let
us have the testimony of Isaiah on
this question -'they err in vision,
they stumble in Judgment, Isaiah %,
7. They stumble both in body and
tnini--the joints are relaxed-the
muscles unstrung, and the individual
starrers inl s,umbIes headlony into
the mire HIS bet relations are sha-
ken. his most solemn VOWS are broken
when under ineir influence. Again.
| Cor. 3. 10, we have the principle
fairly brought TO view, where Paul is
speaking Of meat offered in sacrifice
10 idols, bu, Mr.. d. objects, and says
this is spoken Of meat. and not o! H.
quor. Ianswer the principle is pre-
cisc'y the same, and is sufficient to
satisfy all but those, who are deter.
mined 10 drink on regardless Of all
the considerations drawn from Heav-
en-, earth and hell.
, 1843-07-08
The TdiGe of Adrertising.-Ti

The Fdise of Adrertising.-The
Cincinnati Gazette says:
ave were forcibly reminded on
Saturday Of the direct benefit of adj
v"rtising. An old subscriber 10 thu
Gazette who lives in the Green Riv-
.er county, KY, called in on That day
to pay his subscription. Amongst
his memorandums. he had one with
half a dozen advertisements cut out
from the Gazette, Of Dry Goods, Lard,
Oil, Garden Seeds. Fruit Trees, Hard
ware, &C., Of which he and his neigh
bors were in want. He expended
upwards Of $1,000. in cash amongst
the advertisers, before he left the city.
So much for advertising.
, 1843-07-08

FtaE IN LoUIsviLLE.--About hall
past 3 O'Clock, on the morning of the
25th, a fire broke out between Third,
Fourth and Main streets and the riv.
er. A large three story Bagsing
warehouse filled with Bale Rope and
Begging was destroyed. Total loss
said TO be 5O.OOO.-Gaze,te.
, 1843-07-08

TORNADO IN SHELBY County. Quo.
Sidney Aurora of the 18th, says:
"Considerable damage was done
to houses, timber, fences. &c. in this
vicinity, during the storm and high
wind on the evening of the 9th. A
tornado coming from the south, west
passed the town about a qurr,er of a
mile from its southern limits, uproo,
ing and breaking off in its course
many large trees, leveling fences with
the ground. and damaging two or
three tenements is the small town OF
Dingmarsburgh, on the east side OF
the river. ltstrack appeared to vary
from twelve TO twenty rods in
width"
, 1843-07-08

The CANADA RIors.--Thc number
Of the rioters on the Lachinc Canal,
killed by the military, is estimated at
from twelve 10 twenty; some thirty
or forty were wounded. The Mon
treal Herald fears that this is only the
commencement of the tragedy.
, 1843-07-08

The Hon. George N. Briggs has
accepted The nomination Of the Wing
convention at Worcester, asa candid
ate for the office of Governor Of Mas
sachuse,ts.
, 1843-07-08

1t is a fact which speaks volumes Of
praise for the character of New-England,
that during the recent tremendous cele-
bration there, on the anniversary Of the
battle of Bunker Hill, not a single riot
occurred, nor a disorderly act on the part
of any of the immense throng.-Ex. pa.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19

! G6el fand faMaily I'm 4fiBnmrietR theraebrn. m.
E is great advantage Masisag the mear,s
!. securing 10 hiulself ON depend ence--anl II
!: true of anlndl AT ill nat hat FliI
out independellce 20 man Us ii mar. nor 9TH n
Z ever be y man. Cheer 80 & 6
III ID this which gives. him s, mar, 4. !,
respectab ility for ron will perceive fl5s1 II Il
has provisiona and feecea ia IA biz ii ss,,n 4
lIie hmtlvytO great extent Id clothed s.S,,a
prices ialb how taf I'D ha affected 4 OnIs .
The excess Of bis pFoduclinna which. al Nc
ing them for consumption, b sends is Tner;s
Suppose this excess 20 10 per cent. nf IL
4 whole prodnct-WliIe If prices an sra,, I, !.
fscis only 10 Der cent. 81 ~ ;nca.,e e
falls upon the tropical planlaftnns 4 =.
Through his whole prodllcf. a,,d sfs : q Il 4
whole Income. But The farmar ,gl,,s s IS. &.
efHed By the IL prinehla is ~ ,,s;ss1. -
eats, drinks; and 10 clothed wifho, fars 81
prices. He is his own CONSUMER "a hi.Ts ]
| himself His best customer lie himsels Il;
WIFE end his healthy children, Thesa IS
all supplied with no references to 81 eo,rsr,, 4
other markets Thus. therefore, ave. - - !.
the excess of his production shove ,e;.
why should he care flo for the is ~ rii :
prices This general truth nav 1 4. 's 49, J
doubtless is, modified hy rnanv ~..s
1t may be that country lie 80
in grain+growing, is countrY Ia wb;c6 ~
look to the sale of that great ccmmoditv "a,
other means. But there can neVertleIesss IS
found no oties in which the elements Sc 70 y
make all comfortable and happy. and sec,,ra :
an equal degree, against famine ard VA - las
the agita:ions, and .excitements, and chang -,
o. tne commercial world be what they may.
1entefnen' la my judgment it il this indepen-
1ence o. occasional change. tE q selfsupport
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19

~ VII
il propose only % sag nov, that AaRiEr occ,
i slon. spoke % RaltinUre NJ <hea effect of .
arrangement Altereds into very unfortnnat
: many years ago, TO the great detFfment q
our navigation interests as ID now fully chow
Dy the great progress which f0reipns shiDDin
i ~ making upon me shipping OfSfhe Unite
states. ~ 10 most true that under exis
nng acts the shipping pf come of the SINAI
10Inefn states Of Europe are 4hruatinG
.neLnselyesl INTO branches Of our trade TO whicl
they have no natural right ana tvcg,Id ~ an
tcfoaching upon eur coastine 9rKdS sVT1. s,Ss,
NOT prevented by The absolute prohibition 3
law. win only say 70 illustrate the mater
That between the great maFke9s of the SIInited
States and f6e Empire oB Gfazil, where EouI
commercial inteFcoMFsrw as anpet extensive.
ne nations Of the North of Europe. HanlblIrr.
4 Bremen, &c. under Reciprocity gTfeaFies AZ
lney are called Though there 10 anVthinm bni
reciprocity IN thcm, carry on the trade rs tie
exclusion OF our own vessels. fI1 this wav.iil.
4 ser treaty stipulation, our trade 10 drawn from
ys and We submit @and "a have found il duite
tMPossiole to raise the country up TO q sense
cf fhls great injury. said &C Baltimore that
The time was coming, ana perhaps now q.
when, with regard TO The great matter Of com.
mercial stlpuIatiouss ,somB advisable arrange.
ment might be made, between Ms and some of
tne great States of Europe. think so 7aoac,
do not retract a. all am confident Gifts
truth, and unless mistake recent events give
u additional evidence. asnss o..f d., aga
/ What Isaid was this England excludes,
moss lofoonr agricultural productions
Spfu Lava exclude them jet she is anxious
= 49, $3.50 800 II DotsyesA herseH and
"a - slsas IsosEsf Di etean has extlnguls-
", NJ u'ssTuuea Angiana Iles close 30 New
:, = -. Twelve or thifseen days only make
-. y Y 100 consequence
. py sel1 Isyeautlon o. nature or by,
some decree Of. RFovidence the distance be-
80 n.Lla1sns counties becomes less or
s.ss..sL yy - gepty o. man the means
49, are increased
is,, = 80 .,...... ~ nnse
1. stlass a,als - lhstauk !FOM %
vi 49, - ~ p1su ~ HleFnanonal lnler.
H.. 80 y s.... 49, years ago.
49,. .ns Iying siaa ~ side.
s.a1 u1a. VIII y. nsk ana WIN the 9th
q gasas 1omnercia states Of Europe Are
w - g.ocesu ~ Tue REnc,pies @ fegIsals
..:sI p I::sanasOEy aegs,apon. hat has
49, $3.50. ~ naae RIOvlslOna IN favor OF
~ s0nnage N On OUT commerce with
- fS~r 49, 800 .S'snasory pfovls-
ckTrv are .,sS So - -. ~ we came 20
the direct trade q rcrcs.. .s1f. laf %
Complaint ~ ynala. n e,s..1 .lsus We nave no
EQUALITY. ana move ~. IsL.ss:ah examlleBcf
P&failaiorv ssinmls,;cn.' VIZ uangef ana oily q
Baltiu1ors faf ssi:..,5 ss0 g my IN
ing when some arranees,er re .s, 80
N ~ E.nsland and lis. took especial
s..ss 10y INA! TINS muat be effected by Con-
go VI II a'eaa sass ms NV uaHnnnt ON tlae
4 cpanl.a0na! enactmenfes az the Con-
~ e ILL., ens ..aus Desween the United States
aao ,llp - Alu.. asla,.us mas Deem since
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-10-19

vous slp'
Ost naltering
|yslcians ana
\ presumed i
u used wT
eshseial plsassss
3 fomia ac,tse
(esartfelt pail
Eklng The Ppf
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rec and hes
Increasing A.
ea.kness fetI
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ING thent62
ever The a.
q or operai
ItI0N me-.
|hat persons
with Their
| health: A|I
? are purel|
| Py Combine
|oportions 49,
lich never
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contains s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-18
PnlcnL Dcmncr1l.mnLinr-


In the "Schoo for Scandal" that model Of tho manners
and morals Of tho agc, Mr. Joseph Surface urges Lady
Teazo to commit fur pas by way Of rendering her
sell dscrcet-noro Innocence being always Of
appearances for times sandcrous these Such seems
be tho favourto process among those who seek good
maine among the Democracy; they usually set out with
plenty Of Federal apse', from which thcy carn how 10
commit oil future ones, without incudng any loss of c,
meter.
Some people have said that the best material for fret
rate saints hrstrsto sinner. Now nearly every thing
being alike in tho ultra Democrat and the sanity hypocre
the same process equally good make other Take the
opposite Of each TO make Of that sort in perfection Az
the sinner is the opposite u c saint 10 is the Re
derast Of the Repubcon and extremes only can bepet
extremes, thcro s Republican or ultra Democrat
to DO got, except you take Black Cockade Fcderast d
Mr.. Buchanan)a high-nying ConsOlidatonist dixie Mr.
Cahoun) OF the lowest, antiwar Fcderalist dixie Mr.
Van BuTen) So, too, II you an anti Aboonist, be-
you look out sound practical amolgsmatonst dixie
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-18

Col Richard NJ ) and no is the for money, be-
yond all Others.
The method is equally eflcacious in other things.
Do you want tip.top ontBsnk man Take ono. like
Gen. Jackson. who proposed fifty million u. ). Bank or
like Mr. Calhoun, who declares himself "faher to the Bank
or. like Vsn who pctitioncd for at his door
Would you have furious anti.Tarifel Take Mr.. Ben
ton, Van, Woodbury.. Wright. Buchanan Dick Johnson
who all voted for the "Bi vi Abomnations."
There's preparation good; and accordingly who
the best Republicans Of the present dav Fr Gen.
Jackson, old and svowcd Fedoralisi; Mr. Buchanan
ditto; Mr. Van Buren,, opponent of the Republican party
and war Of 1912; Mr.. Calhoun, whom Timothy Picker.
ing declared far lattudinous his Federalism than
hnisc and the supporters the Proclamation of 1882 and
its doctrines in general which Federalism every where
hailed the glorious resurrection of that buried faith
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-18
Fresh an he Rir,r.

The rains Of last week have caused great in the
River The water is only about foot and half below the
high woter-mark Of the great fresh of last Spring.
We fear that great destruction has been done to the grow
ing crop OF Tobacco the Gottomsand that the Canal
which is under water in many places is seriously damaged
The Lynchburg Packet due Saturday evening did not ar
rive
The Steamer, which Lett here Thursday evening for
Lynchburs, have encountered the full violence OF the
OF wind and rain of that night
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-18
Anti Van Buren, Meeting in Ncn York.

The New ior, papers contain an account of
the proceedings of the meeting, composed of all
the Democrats who are opposed To the proceedings
OF the Syracuse Convention. The evening was
mcIcment; but the meeting consisted, ncvcrhc-
less, oi not less than from 3 To 5000. The unfair
action at Syracuse was strongly denounced amidst
loud applause, and it resolved TO elect dele
gates from the districts who should present them.
selves to the Baltimore Convention and claim TO
be the only true representatives OF the people.
Mike Walsh, the leader of the ''Subtcrraneans,''
was present with his gang, and addressed the
meeting, taking strong ground against packed Con-
vcntions, and avowing his preference for Mr.. Cal.
houn. Ii the SubtcTaneans go against Van, his
cake is dough.
Mike sSpeech and the other proceedings to-mor.
row.
The Democracy are becoming very obstropu-
lous. We begin 10 depair almost of preserving
the harmony of the great family.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-18
Maine Election.

The in very slowly from the late election
in this Stale. The result doubt whether the Loco 70.
have succeeded in eccng their candidate for Governor
The Eastern Argus of yesterday says "Whatever may be
the result in regard 10 Governor by the people, every Thing
safe in the end " Ii the partial already received
from the counties Of Cumberand, Lincoln, York, Kenne.
bee, and Penobscot any indications what may
expect from the remainder OF the State, there is election
by the people. The uncertainty 10 the result glorious
from Maine State which gave the Loco Foco candidate
for Governor last year. majority Of upwards of 10000 -
Noio there as probability OF there being choice.
BUSiou dt1s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-18

our sage correspondent, can initiate the Frog without sha
ring his fate, then he will be "BlG."
lie winds up with kind OF apology for the supposed in
Jury he has uctcdsayng, " he has cut deep, It Is more
because of tho tenderness OF 'Tuscaoras c than the
kccnncSs of his knife the violence OF hls 2ws Just
So my good iricn-in other way could YOU nure HIM
But my friend Is neither laceracd tom, anu nothing
but the crosses, niaaton connected with the sest hal
lucination, could have led Wild conclusion.
CANDOUR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-18
2I,O20
Maiority agninst Matloeks.

The remaining towns last year gave Paine 1911 Smile
3sll, Williams 297-mooriy against Paine 239 Mat
tocks will lack from 700 900 OF election 10y the peo
pie, thin vote. full vote IN Windsor county alone
would have carried the State ticket; aud full in ALL
the counties would show handsome Wing majority
The Legislature is strongly Wing. The Wuchman's list
gives III Wings, 81 LocO aud who down in their
returns Wing ~ Loco (5) Abolilion.ss-Ineaning IT
Is presumed, that they elected by union one or the
other parties with lac third party. Wing majority over all
90. The Senate will probably stand 81 Wings to Iocos
MEuBERs oF CoNGEEss-lIon. George T.. Marsh Wing
has majority in every county the third district and Hon
Solomon Foot, Wing is elected in the first 10y over 1000
majority. Judge Colamar, Wing in the second will pro-
badly lack few votes OF an election; and IN the fourth Mr.
Dillingham;, Loco, j. still in doubt.
The returns published in our last from this Stale
should have been credited to the Albany Daily Advertiser
the credit was accidentally omitted.-Boston Atlas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-18
GEO. Y. BOOKER-

-NcH Door IN PHHcmiiory Stare, on street clL-
ing from Main 81. 10 Moyo's Bridge,
HAS FOR SALE
s. Crolv Porto Rico and Loaf sugar
Java iagufl ami RIO Coffee
West India NoLassos. pm prime
Ri.-Ina md Almonds. Guupowdcr and Black Tea
Nails and Bfsfs. Soap and Candles. Grfnd-tonss
Buckets. Corn Blooms Powder and Shot
Nessof Boxes Sole Leather
Tanners or Coppems Alum
SHi0 and 1ott2 Glas.. Bed Cords and Lines
Leref, Writing anil Wrapping Paper
Shot assorted Cotton Yam a-s0red
Peppor, Rice. Ginger stone Ware
MagaNse Cande- equal Co. spenn. els
NESTs VErrs VESTS t''-sip s,np Velvet and n,
Ehcn vests barge as-'rnsrt On hand and Tor .ale by
4" IL STARR & co, Opposde E1change Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-18

SAND Norwich Con- Feb 10. i3Messrs. A.
Sanu- oo-eencincn thankfully opportu
my 10 inform you AMI the afflicted
SatsaPara upon About since became afflicted
~ ani hardness of tho skn hands
AMI arms which was foowedby deep cracking al
"i WIN night swe0ts this BY uoon
whoe surface which soon began ,e ,,,r
In tins way unable In Distressed much WIN nm.
INFLAMMATION upon the surface tired which
were recommended and aso he rhomp-onan troanent thon
benefit then applied o Dr Mathcwson who CAV. me l,,,
OF your Saaparla which almost ,.uoy,i m. ls
tfcsng singing AMI The night My aims
entirely cured and my face rapidly rganng natural feeling
AMI appearance. Wutl,N Ro.,x.os
New London County, Norwich. Feb. H. Is4a--Person,ny
appeared William Robinson the truth of
ue Facts stated before me JoHs D'wrrr,
Clerk County aud Superior Count for New London Co
We the undersigned being acquainted above named
william Robinson hereby certify the statement
JotS BARsEs,
Tnos. KiNSF IT,
FOR particulars advertisements this papers
'lacu aud soh Wholesale and retail
n nsANDS CO, Druggists AMI Chemists Granite buildings
no s's broadway OF Chambers street York
age 'ieinnond Duva Co. Petersburg Roper Ani.t
son. IN Norfolk NJ Santos and sold in the
pnciPa cities IA the u staes-Pree 81 bottle bottle.
Tor 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-18

IL correspondent OF the Charleston Courier states
that roughdrat of the celebrated "Sunday mail Report
been discovered among the papers of the late Judge
Cooper, of Columbia S. C., in that gcntlemans hand
writing The Inference is that he the author OF thar
paper, from which Col Johnson has derived
than by shooting Tecunseh. We deem the tale highly
prObableor that report the bold irec-thnking strain
OF Judge Cooper. Certainly is quite credible the
sight, which OF Mr. Jcerson's descendants saw to Wit
Gen. Jackson writing the Proclamation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-18

TIE PERoTE PEsoNERs.-Copt. Cox, OF the schr Free.
land, which arrived last night from Campeachy reports
egence To the effect that Santa Anna had issued sct
orders his Cusomouso officers, every port search
the passengers every vessel in order prevent the
cape Of any Of the prisoners who broke Of their prison
Perote Extraordinary vigilance is exercised every
Mexican port-nO foreigner being allowed to leave without
undergoing the most rigid scrutiny.-N. q. Tropie.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-18

o. We requested 10 ask for information concerning
JOHN e. RICHARDSON, lad about yeas Of ngc, who
left his fathers house. Thinking Spring, in this county,
some few weeks ago, without any inmnon Of intcn
ton do 50, known for his singular conduct he
being youth Of good character in his neghbourood Adj
dress John NJ Richardson, Fisher vile, Augusta county,
Va.
.'Editors who may copy will have tho thanks Of an
an Ous parcut.-.SfdnHfOn Spect
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-18

The following notices Of the proceedings of the
Cahownltcs in New ofk will advise the reader of
the progress, which the Democracy is making to.
wards an adjustment of its differences The Cal
houn men, ii will be seen, have issued a protest
against the action Of the Syracuse Convention.
and propose TO elect Delegates by districts. The
Importance of this movement depends altogether
upon the number Of Calhoun men there arc in the
State. If they be few in number and contempt
BILE in character, as the Van Burcnites say they
are, the matter is one of no consequence. But if
they embrace more than half the Democracy Of
the city and a respectable portion Of the country
Democracy, as the Calhoun organs affirm the
consequences may be serious. Tho State will
have double set Of Delegates at the Baltimore
Convention; and the presumption is, that other
States will follow the example of New York-and
with double representations, we shall have double
nominations, or nome
1t is great pity, that the Democrats cannot hit
upon some eNpcdient for healing their shameful
quarrcls. II is enough for the "Picbad Wings
to wrangc among themselves. It is m eternal
shame for strife to gain Coothold in the Iarmoni.
Gus family
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-18
ERMONT ELECTION.

We received lest evening extra from the Montpelier
Waterman, which gives sufficient, show there
is election of Governor by the people. The return.
published gives the following result -
John Mauocks, Wing, 81 900
Daniel Kellogg, Loco S3G9
Charles X. Williams Alb. 2gII
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-18

NAVAL.-The Norfolk Beacon states that Commodore
Warrington is To succeed Commodore Stewart in the COM
mand Of the Home Squadron, the of the Indspen
dencc, which il is supposed will he in about thirty days.
Bdif Amer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-18

Jacob Shipman the travelling brokers' agent between
New York and Philadelphia, was put upon his trial ut New
York Wednesday for having embezzed monies Of the
Union Bank Of that city, entrusted to his deliver
Philadelphia to the amount Of S5007 IL in gold coin, on
the Eth April lsst.-BaH american.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-18

FRosr-We learn with regret says the Bangor Courier
that Aroostook has heen visited with severe FROST
cutting down potatoes corn, and vegetation generally
The potato and crop have been almost entirely of
~ y. Con. & Ing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-18

PrRrryrNr QuEsrloys.-Tho Salem Observer asks If
heo has been, until quite recently establishment
Boston for the manufacture Of alleged Mexican doars7
aud whether the manufacturer has been employed
make them expressly for the South American market by
men who stand fair in the commercial wordl"-N Y A..
mel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-18
Dwelling House on q street.

AT AUCTION.
0 Attention requested SALE This Afternoon N, half
past O'clock OF the Dwelling House ON street, at nrc
sen, occupied by Mrs. solomon Jacobs
sells WILLIAMS & HAXALL. Auets
Temperance NeetiHg-Thc Creek Total Abstinence
Society," will hold meeting in the Military Hail. over the
Murketliouse, on Monday Evening, Sept 18TH There
will be several Addresses delivered and some good Sing
ing The Ladies, and the Public invited to attend
NEW MUSIC NEW MUSICll
A CLD LANG sYNE- with arrangement: by s. Nelson
Camp Glee, performed by the New York In
stute By c. Ladder
The Rose of Song ny J. Blockley
must away from thee h. $. Pearson
Otlink OF me Beloved; Ky A. Phillips
lis sweet TO see the Blooming by =. Nelson
Thy voice is music ear: do do
The merry days OF Old do do
The Emblem Flower by J. l.. To
The real Scotch tluadrilcs nj I,l,n
In = volumes
The Coqucte daIce by &. 7. Rudolf
OH Dan Tucker popular Song AMI Chorus
Virginia Minsels IN New York, Boston &C
hlo several popular Marches. Watzes and m nice. fo,
the celebrated Operas lately published received y
sc lo SMITH DElNkER a MORRIS