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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

AT AUCTION.
GREENHOUSE AND GARDEN PLANTS, &c.-Rus-
VI sells entire aud collection of Roses Geranums,
Azeas Nmolias, Rhododendons Cactuses, &c, will be
sold by J. Hegeman O'Clock Friday November at
thu Garden Tn the Greenhouse Henry street, the south
Ferry Brooklyn ats Mr.. Perrys Garden) Sale positive
without
Catalogues may had previous day of sale the Garden
and of auctonee Brooklyn; Also of Mr. Thorbup, Nibo
Dunlap, seed stores New York. nj 3tis-
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

PHILApELPHA, Nov Arr Caiso, Hopkins, NYork; Fort
Hill Gray, Boston; w Marsh, Paschall, Albany Below,
VIM Caldwell, Horner from Malaga; also, herm brig and
several schrs Caracas is still below.
BALTIMORE Oct 3lCld Belize Dawes Boston. Sid Hebe,
Green Montevdeo; L II Betton, and II ii Cole Demerara;
Com kearney, Barbadoes Nil sent, NYork.
NORFOLK. Oct 3j-Au w Wyer, Boston, The Harriet
Rockwell from Baltimore for Charleson Gulnar from do;
John Marshall Poyhre.s and Gen shre Br) from James
River and Emily Ellicott from Baltimore all
day from Hampton Roads Lawrence, and Columbia, from
Boston for Baltimore up the bay yesterday. Louise,
(Bem) from Philadelphia, light barque and light brig,
ceeded up lanes River Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02
TO TAILORS.

STINEMETS'S and complete system of cutting gar.
- ments Of every description IS with the utmost confidence
offered trade bsnZ the practical and useful work
OF the kind bere published The book which is ~ by
inches contains elegant diagrams of the various kinds OF
garments with plain and ample instructions for cutting the
and ayle which be surpassed IL has already
gained the appreciation Of talented Of the profession
andc fail giving entire satisfaction all who
The work be forwarded of the United States
by addressing the author No 90 Cedar street. New York
al trok
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY,
(BrOGd,cGq. opposite the CTR H7H.)
GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOR A SMALL PRICE!
COMPETITION DEFIED AND DIsTANCED
ALL FOR ONE SHILLING!
Mr. H. Bennett Manager is happy to announce engage
ment with
MADAME ADOLPHE,
Who be privately consulted during day and evening
this we H. regarding the
PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE
By her knowledge of Phenology PHI siognomv, Mesmersm.
and hidden she able reveal truths which
could be learned by prof ssed
FORTUNE TELLER!
MONS ADRIAN
THE GREAT MAGICIAN!
Will perform 100 different tricks.
MECHANICAL FIGURES.
Mr. COLLINS Comic Singer, aud 500, 00D Curlosit'es.
Peormances evening hafpast and Wodnee day
and Saturday afternoons at 3 O'Clock.
Admission o the whole l2m
l2}S cents extra those who consult Madame Ado.ph.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

THERE Is NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL"
T'ARRANT's GoMPoUND EXTRACT OF CUBEBs
l. AND COtAlBA.-This preparation will be found tn
saes valuable discovery in the annals Of medicine
Cor the speedy removal Of all sexual diseases frequently effect
Ing a cure in the short space OF three four days.
The following flaterng testimonials from eminent medl
cal practitioner fully susans the high Character Of this ne
ma6le madiciue
he general which your medicine has acquired in the
several Hospitals which has under my aud the spec
DIV effected by IT. IN my in "
remedy in Of Gonnorrhoea and Geet several ofwhch
although aevere fully subdued in shorter De-.
od accomplished BY the former ordinary modes
IN practice ,
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by
JAMES TARRANT, Druggist, &c.
conner Greenwich aud Warren sts
Orders attended to with pctusly from section of the
Union. o3l 2wissm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02
MARITIME HERALD.
Ship Masters and Agents

Sailing Days OF the Steam Ships.
LIVERPOOL. AMERICA
Britannia, HEWITT. -. Oct 10 .... Nov l6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

JOHN p. SON, Auct'oneer.

Store TT Fulton street.
EXECUTORS SALE OF FURNI cURE, &c.-Wil
Il sell Thursday Move. nber End 10 o'clock, A M by
order Of the all the Furniture Sc contained il the
Vanwaggnor deceased, consisting follows Sofas,
Bookcases, Mahogany Tables, Looking Glasses Mantle
Clocks Carpe Centre and Side Tables Mahogany aud other
Chairs French Mahogany and ple Bedseads Beds and
Bedding Window Blinds and Shades, OIL Paintings
China Earthen Crockery and Glass Ware, Kitchen Funi
ture, &c, with which the sale will commence
Also onehorse and harness. sabl fixtures, &c.
NBOut door sales OF every description attended to in
son, in any part o the city o30 4tis"r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

Ia7-DR. FONrAINE'S CHINESE HAIR ERADICA.
TOR is selling with rapdity astonishing Numbers
itested with most magic effect yesterday. The hair
vanshes three minutes and the skin left smoother than
before The scurrilous attacks of the ignorant and idle
vazabonds nest the city does not effect in the least
liz great reputation, but il continues to increase 1t ia
tried before purchasing, TO convince the scepticai
The only genuine be found only at 81 Courtlandt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02
e. RIcARD,s PARTISAN ALTERATIYE MIX.

iure Tor the permanent OF primary and secondary
Syphilis has eAtirey abolished the use of Mercury in
those distressing complaints All persons suspecting
veneIia faint remaining in their system should this
powerful alternative without delay. Sold in single
bottles ST. in containing half Dozen So carefully
packed and sent TO oil parts of the Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms OF the College OF Nedi-
cine and Pharmacy 81 Nassau St
w. g. RICHARDSON Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

'UG R'sE5 1888 MOON SETS. 10
sUr sErs'.. .......i 81 HIGH WATER 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

A. g. FUTILE, Auctioneer.
HARDWARE AUCTION SALE-JACoB s. LATT'S
IL tweuty-hird fall trade Hard sale this season. will
take place this the Merchants Exchange Auc' ion
Room No q Plat street &C 10 O'clock consisting Of Enssh
Also, 100 lots Ivory Stag White Bone, aud ohe Table
Knives and Fork and Cavers Pen and Pocket Knives Scis
sors, Razors &c
Also part Of set Of Sheffield Patterns cards Of Cutlery,
which 2f0 elegant Ivory and other Table
Knives Forks and Pen and Pocket Knives and Scissors
Also, a. IL o'clock, invoice of Guns and Pistols
Also Philadelphia made Forks aud Shoves and Spades
Also Brass Andons and shoves and Tongs and 500 lbs
British ustre
Also, 100 dozen Hickory and Oak Axe Handles assorted
Also, 10 casks Sadirons, to clos consignment 49, .
Also, 800 pair Skates Hand and Panel Saws Wood Saw
Blades Compass and Back 100 Bellows star Rods
Sheffield Brace and Bits Hmdostan OIL Stones, Japanned
Lamps, sc.
Also, so lots Plated and Japanped SadJlery goods
Also, 50 yards India Rubber Cloth
For the information of country purchasers i Is stated
that limited goods received at the above auction
aud every article the catalogue sold TO the highest bidder
NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02
No snALL RECEIY !. BYrrHE RRlrAN NIA

Agents can be supplied With all of The above by forward
ing their orders early 10 this Oce, and
terms the moment they arrive. subscriptions will also
be received and punctually attended 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

Total in the first months 49, 78 2l9 las 295, ll9
This gives an immense increase in the aggregate ex.
ports but decline in those to the United States. The
following gives the aggregate exports Of plain and printed
cottons distinguishing those sent to the IT, States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Aucuoneer.
lSfGrss No. IS inn street and ll5 Fulton itreeti

(Storss Ne IS Inn sir.sf and us fulton Iirsei.l
THURsDAfs ~ ,...;.,;ou. c,oo,
Large sale si choice Furnurr of all descriptions iroh
families removing &c 1919 O'Clock, in the sales room
Also stock of splendid made Cabinet Furnitnre all Of
which is warranted Lisewis superb Panoortes Paintings
sc sc.
Also the balance Of The valuable hotel furniture including
articles called the sale together with the
tire furniture Of gentse amily giving up housekeeping
Al ia O'Clock IN the Fulton 81 store,
CarIetngAbout 900 yards Brusse ingram, hreeply and
Venetian carpets aud remnants 5 so yards each.
Piano Forte-One Piano Forte by order of the Sheriff
Large sale Of easonable dry goods elegant clio hing fancy
and pledged articles Watches ewelry groceries, hardware
table cutlery superb plated aud variety of curijs
tiles -
SATURDAY.
At los o'clock m the sales
Paintings Piano oTtes and kunituTSeyen splendid modern
rosewood and mahogany piano ores by the best makers tn
second hand dos valuable organ and seaphne entire IN
of choice painngsthe collection amateur
prising charming pictures and beautiful subjects.
Also, quantity ofhrst rate cabinet furniture
~ B-Every facility will be afforded for the disposal Of
business like manner. Sales will be regular, and returns
prompt this establishment under the charge solely of
THOMAS BELL No. IS Ann St
.sa BENJAMIN. MOONEY, Auetoneer.
"A BRASS GOODS, Fancy Goods: SEP. MOONEY 4
Co will sell th. day clock 81 Maiden Lane supe
Coal Holds Braces and Butts Flies, Collins Axes, Hand ,ed
Pdlocks Chest and Close, do Axle Pullies Italian Irons
Razor srops Plae Locks, Hat and Cloak Hooks German
Silver Table and Tea Spoons Bread Baskets, Tea Trays
Also $50 dozea James McMoran aud Co.'S fine Pocket Gut
ley Also, large assortment of other Cutlery Also Mill
saw at an SoS Of bTl Also SC ca n era Razor Hons.
Also Is rich French Accordions; Also Invoice of French
F.ucy Goods, vz-Bastes, Velvet Cutters, Fancy Soap,
Work Bp1es D3%oes sesa Cases Pocket bs9s Na
Catalogues ready. n2 ltNr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

isicHMoNp. Oct 3An Danl Francis Small Boston; 2ath
aud Smith Wheeler NYork Olivia Brickel While Jamsica
Cld lilehlnond' Cheser aud Nassau, Dearborn NYork
Kingston, IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
~yNPESE frfnec sh ceirbs,sd Fills, from Portugal
perceiye TO be- obtined this country. see adNertise
uspt on the iai coumn, jcarth psge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-02

FOR SALE.--Two founts Of Tyye, Mnion, and SonIa'
WHICH nave been "'"d oarhe Nsw fork Herald hPNy
Al this ofLc>.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-20
REW-YesA, FRIDAY mosN1 &c, sAsUARY 90 1875
SOCIATION;
Or, Plan for REORGANIZATION of Society.

II lice ing.-A Ieeting OF the Fourier Association
taxes place This Eveasg. Business OF importance will Dc
transacted, and general ATTENDANCE IS requested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-20

II We refer readers the article in this days paper
describing The RoIbcry Community, known by The nare
OF bssck Farm As this article wildly illustrates The adj
vantases OF A:socalion, omit oars 70 give !: place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-20
Cheap Publications.

u The following Publications are fox sale
al the oce of The Tribune Nassaustreet opposite The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-20

- TURERS and e;5ers-FUR SALE, IN &c, @pgI "
parcels To suit purchasers large and vatpaoe Resl s
tate in Ranapo, Rockand County, New-York abeGs tWf
miles above Dir. Persons No Ks, containing wo Ihoo
sand Five Hundred Acres OF Farm or Tuiabie ans Fo7
Land ri,h very extensive Water Powsr consulting q
two superior Situations for NILS the Raapc
Creea and three on Stony Greek
There il on the RaHapo Grlst Hil wEh two run Of
stones recently but, that FIVE thousand alisr
WHICH is modern bu and coamod !oss daeifngaooss
with well OF And ibkTe aleo TIE property
large story dwelling with all the necessary ont
buildings such barns, shess and Stables sufficient Tor b,
Sizes OF any Kind besides forge and coal bouse Oh The
Ranaro, which affords power for actnriag per-
poses almost any erten there being also, little above
reservoirs :bst nsyer lack water.
The NeYork ard Erie Railroad rrns through The prop
ery, and also The Orange Turnpike, the passage from New
York being completed in three hour on the tsrnieT, by
stesnhoat 10 piermeI;, and thence in th- cs-z
The property. in the OPTION OF good judges, ahounds h
iron and lies in tie sicHty OF the Sterling sd other
mines of and cold short miles beoe
augusta, and abnut I've below the weanon est,5iish
Of the Sterling Company rov driven by the esrs
Tc,Enseads. si..E s.3eH sssf 49, ".
further description is deemed unnecessary, as lhose
wishing purchase vii view the pr1pery where the sub
scTiber .esidea THOMAS WARD.
Ranapo Valley, Dec g, 1872. sSg eod!Gl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-20
THE TRIBUNE.
1iterarp Notices.

GRAHAM's MACHINE OF LITERTuaE AND ART No ens-
February, 1888. GEORGE r GRAHAM and RuFus W.
GEIswoLD. Editors. Israel Post GO Bowery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-20
.ISSOLUTiON.-The copartuerahip

DISSOLUTiON.-The copartnerahip
Z y of Bradley. Andras s Co. OF New-York, composed
Of Joseph Bradley R c. Andras and Samuel Chichester,
and The copartnershp of $. Chichester CO. OF Hunter
Greene county composed OF The sae, are this day dis
sovec and The books and OF the first named
arm will be settled their iae place OF business SIT Pearl
street and the affairs the aiter will he settled al aer
late place OF business Hunter Green county Newfork,
January i2;h, 1885, r c. ANDRAS,
IL Tvs SAMU Ell CHICHESTER.
q ERICH BROKEN COAL-Also,
Ia Egg and Nut sizes always On band and for sale a;
The lowest market prices. hT WARD BROWNE
JIG sIi Washing corner Laight 81
FNGLiSH IRON.-I00 tons, well as
sorted, for sale by
dls GRINNELL, MINTURN CO.. Is south-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-20

IN. O. @. F.-THE RAINBOW, or ODD FELL
Lows MAGAZ1N me, No. H., Will be published on Men-
day Morning. January L. illustrated with elegant Steel
Engraving containing THIRTY-TwO IMPERIAL oC-
TAvO PAGES OF beautiful letter press finest paper
Price l2l cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-20


Outlet OF Lake George establishment steel
Agatha. Poem, by W. H. Bureigh; The Principle Of
Combination, by Horace Greeley. Esq; The Poetry Of
nperance synopsis, h extracts, Of the celebrated
produc OF William Wallace, OF Kentucky, recently de-
iverea at Concert Hall, and Nhlos; Voyage around
my Chamber in oTtytwa apters, 10 be continues trans
lated the French of XAVIER de Mare, by Nathaniel
w. Chuenden ESQ., Poem by Alfred g. Street, pro-
neuced before the Grand Lodge OF New-York State
chldcen' Alphabs,ica. Essays, No. 2, by r Il. Tay
Tor; Sketches in India The Lost One To the Guar-
iians OF Female Education by L. Il. Sigourneyi Fia
Piety, by E. C. H.; The Pernanence OF Words - To-
Morrow -; The Lady and the Philosopher By MS Anna
L. Smelling John Max The Hunter by n w. c., illus
trated by engraving; A Night in American Forest
Edi,ars Table; Review OF Late Publications Clippings
Odd Fellows Directory fos NewYork STATE; Recent
Q. f. Elections, &c. &c.
ADEE ESTaBRooK, Publishers, 1eO Nassau.s, NY
GREELEY McELRATH, Tribune Buildings
III General Wholesale Agents for The United Siat.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-20
by RICHARD II. DANA.

No. not in woods, nor leils nor pastures wild,
Nor left alone to changeful Natsres care,
Yeu opened on the Ugh, and breathed the air:
Blu. one, with blush like thine, and look as mild
AS dewy morn, with love all undefled,
Chose out kindly spot, and made thy bed
Safe from the cruel blast and needless tread,
And watched thy birth and took thee for her child
And human hands solicitous have trained
Thy slender stalk and eyes thee have dwelt
Radiant with thought, and human feelings rained
Into thy BOSOM cen till thou hast felt
That through thy life human virtue ran
And now art come to greet thy fellowman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-20

GROCERY STORE and STAND for
VI sale-The Stock and Stand OF wel!.establi,hed
Grocery not to be r.ceed the North side If the city
between Broadway and the River. The present sccupan
willing TO sell STOCK nd aad be Is DESTROYS
from the city Enquire at s3 CanalSt aud So Van
dam-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-20

" Orlando Fish, Fashionable Halter Isl hFeao
way would inform the gentlemen of New-fork tha' Ills
Fall and Winter style OF Hats ready for their inspe
ton and critical judgement. Claiming the distinction OF
having been the hrs, 20 proec. and abide BY ssrcuS
AMERICAN style OF Eats, instead OF sefveiy copying me
Fashions of Europe which are often unsuied 10 our Gu
mate and manners ejoces to pereeve that others have
fiji TO follow his lead, and that the following oil
European Fashions in Eats anos! entirely abandoned by
the leading manufacturers.
He offers Winter style OF Gentemens Nut.a Hats al
$ So and warrants them equal IN MATERIAL hnis fashion
and durability any Hat sold low as 81 in the city
Br; be wishes it distinctly understood that his best Hats are
not sold this price, bat al 81 So These he recommends
as equal TO any hat sold in NewyorS IS under and
challenges for them comparison with any ether.
Seatemen visiting city respectfully invited to
call and examine bis stock OF Winter hats AID judge OF
their quality He confident that whether The cheapest or
IN. b.,. Hat is desired the inquirer viii bere be satisfied
;Trv Kim ts2Otf9 o. FISH, 1S7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-20
Its only voices vast, dams moan
OF atserlsss anguish speaking"

W UfslT1ssS auSUIsh spSSSHnS'
now 1t seems TO US that to style moan cast,
aameaning: to call moan dsmb is TO call it
annan at all; and TO cali dumb moan, any kind
y soics is an acknowledgement allowable by any
sae-either OF common sense or of the most UNI
~S'sd and lewless poetic license. Then the word
serlsss is very awkward and indsfensible coin
S. Ueter is vesb-and less is merely priva-
-'s aas1 from the old Saxon-and is properly APP
;saasd only to nouns. The words acalkless, eat-
= ~ AssSl:ss, &C., would be just as proper as
~ if, however, the word means any thing,
must mean unu,sered, or unuterabls; how, then,
ssaa De spoken, as the poets line intima,es it
~ :. We are at a loss to imagine.
Ny. Lowell in ono place speaks Of his soul being
"fult
OF unrest to o'esloading.'
ss phrase :" full Of unrest even granting the
'pnsss of The noun--seems to US at least ques'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03
ELLIS 4 ELLETT, Agents.


To all whom 10 may concern: Having been ~ low
state n health Dyspepsia, bilious
and debility which followed attack Of ever which had
had and being on-n troubled stomach and sick head
ach with feeling hngour. and depression of spirits
and having frequently Ca0mel other remedies
with very slight benefit recommended by fncnl 10
Smiths Biiiers Reu1vaDr of Health" odd by Mesrs Ellis
Elicit when commenced they caused slight sickness
Of the stomach bat determined thinking that could
be- wofed AMI my satisfaction found and
manifest rceIhc medicine carried the bile. and strengthened
quickly and restored health. In
the remedy great value which freely and strongly
M A. NORRIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03
TO SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD.

TI,HoMAs TYRER MANUFACTURER ana Importer Of Guns Rine
II rsiol Se- has tbs pleasure Il informing the Msmher- OF
and choice Of Goods line be
fourd similar establishment and workmanship they
be sKeeed all OF which VIII b. soh reduced
AInong-i his assortment thu following
GUNS AND fowi.lNG TACKLE.
Superior Damascus and sibbwt double and snxIe barrel
Double and single plain stubb twist Guns
DO do do plain and imitation twist do
do German do
Rras-. silver mounted Rifles
Ducihng. pocket. bch and travelling Pistols
SELF cooking single and sis barrel revolving Pistols
Rife AMI Pistol Po,Icr rasks
Double ards single Pouches nj
split and Plain English and French Percussion CAPS
Common Percussion Caps. AZ Is cents per 1000
sI-nriSncns Liquor FlaSks and Pocket Tlmblers
English American and Scotch CunPowder
Dog Calls. Collars Whips Chains and Couples
Huntsincn's blowing Horns Busles
Wash Rods Shot Chargers. Cap rrmen. Oh Cups Rails
Patent Gun Wadiing Wad Cutters
Mahasany and Leather Gun Cases
Gun, Pistol and Rife Locks. Rife Barrels
Ribs and forged and 6d Materials Of an kinds fot Gun
Smiths
Fishing Poles in inn and Walking Canes English silk India
GAS and Hair six Gut Fishing Floats, Hooks Gut
Moods Limerick kIby anil Virginia f:h Hooks
Superior Gilt. Silver and Plated mounted
Sashes. Epaulctts
Wings Virginia Infantry and Troopers Buttons Clasps Sword
Hooks SwvCl Tascl stars Gloves Lace Braid Worstsi
Wings RomPoons &c &c
CUTLERY.
Rodgers and Smiths finished and warranted
Superior Ivory Buck Pearl silver Mounted Pocket PEN
sponens Pruning Knives, Of Rodgers Crooks
and worstenem manus1ere' Rodgers superior Ladies and
Gentemens Scissors
FANCY Goops.
and Silver mounted
Swords pointed Pencils Pocket
Steel Pens Open and
spy Travellers ComINs-es Boat Hooks Pocket Cork
Key Rings; Twsers; Tooth Brushes snuff
Rules superior Tape Measures Riding Gig
de THOMAS TYRER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03
ap 1-wrIw ' HENRY GIBSON. Clerk
IN the United States Court for the Eastern Dis

u triot of Virginia. April g. 1919.
bankruptcy Of JOHN A. CUNNINGHAM indi
duay partner the of Deanc Cunnnrams Of the
city Eastern Virginia District The said John
n Cunnngh1n decrced Bankrupt by this Court
filed petition praying for his discharge IL ordered that
thereof be published printed in the City Of
seventy before the Is day o July when
be- had the said petition atc United states Count
room City Richmond and all creditors who have proved
and persons interest nj The said
place and show they have why the prayer Of
said petitioner should not be granted.
Copy-Teste;
an s-vttw HENRY GIBSON Clerk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-03
NEW WORK

NEW WORK.-Univcnsalsm examined, rrnounced and e1-
posed Of lectures embracing experience Of
author during ministry year. testimony Of
univerat ministers dreadful tendency Of their faith
BY Mathew Hale smith
tONrESTs woRE-l. Religious experience. 2d Rea-
sons for renouncng uuvcasn from the difficulties
attend s defence % Reasons for fenpuncing
from ths threanng tue Bible enouncI
unverasn drawn from the adiuced support
doctrine 9TH Jnversasm not sustained by the
favor derived from ue light 81 9th Reason. rnpunc.
ing unvrfsa-m drawn from ~ moral results eth Arguments
against univoaln drawn from future Judgment Address 10
christians 10 relation 90 unyersaists AMI uuiversalsm
A supply just received By l.. VI. HARROLD
AZ ts = Depository few Door below Exchange Bank
NH