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deposited also $ SIS 90 Treasury warrants,
20! 81 State warrants.
,134 -


have borrowed on account Of the abore. sci fror
Mr. Tiinmss SO, three Treasury notes S3lG % from
Il. Patrick. 10 pay a. Miller 81 600 IN rold bouch
Tor William X Crane, 10 pay George r Swami.
harch lo-BorIo@ed IN Treasury wa,rants, anc
paid W. R. {. 81 ,00l IS
-0ih-l fear my fate is fixed Graves will do M
ang to day, aud Crane is uneasy-so are others VIII,
nave entrusted me with their funds Ii am deceived
cannot survive IT, Ny fortune is gone-my credi
also II am deceived, cannot meet NV friend
who have relied on me. How am To meet nv God
hlust my destroyer live, and die Oh God how
awful Yet 1t IS tier TO die by my own hands than
10 1--we in agony, meet my God with nv own. than
The blood q! another my hands /, mus, he Il
am deceived, Monday
Tuesday, 10 o'clock No better What is 10 be
done Night, II o'clock | have received no,l,;po
but PROMISES dcrcnGing on Government Tho ,rn,E
's, ny warrants have been used TO fl! Oh rx.mna.,on
rs lar as gone, The specie is in amount full Ir,be IN
vestiga'on was over, or excitement an end would
receive all IN gold, or as much need al present "a
satisfy all who have entrusted me-
%Sd'- ne question now IS, will those persons con
tnue 10 delay longer am sure myseIl. that all Is
saie-If they do not, die today by nv own hands
Oh God forgive me! Oh God! take care Of nv w,Cr
and little ones" "''
The following is copy Of note left upon the bonk
OF the river, and supposed to have been written inst
before his death:
before | take this dreadful lean. swear b-fore .hc
living God, TINT Graves las all the funds coud ~;
II was invested in State warrants, left him under The
promise 'a gold should be paid par, as soon as the
investigation was overall is zone
"The only warrants which can describe Jb,ve ~
doubt are in the Treasury
''.in old warrant, Si226.
"Iiacy warrant S735, belonging to T. P Ware
$50, wrapped IN fracys account, left as collateral
security, belonging 10 w. r. Crane
81 further swear, have not dol,ar-my family
has Mr. Graves has S1,2s4, and about 81 coo be
SIDES not one cent have received, unless il be 5000
borrowed of MIR. Thomas-and 1901 of Graves
SO help God "W. II. SHELTON
ItMarch 80. lSl3'
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Nov. ~

- y. HUDSON, DrSrtsr performs all operations
H. TEETH, for their beauty and preservation, and Inserts
c"upbe teeth sneiy in full sets, the approved
plans.
and Gentlemen interested respectfully
call and examine his Of ieeih comprising every
reiy Of sade carefully selected from tie celebrated
facturers.
lie also inserts Artificial pa!atc designed the
To IL proper tone mud sound.
Refer Rev. Dr. Plumer, Rev. Dr. Empie Hubbard Gardner
Co., Gen. Bernard cyton, Dr. Chamberayne Dr. Brocken-
broug, - Baxter, ESQ., DR.. L. G. Cabe General Pegram,
George Watson, NJ d.
pcr Office on Main street, square above the Banks.
Dec. 6s-wly
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ONE PRICE ONLY!
COMPLETE SPRING MISUNDERSTANDING have re
~ ceivet opened and arranged very large and complete
s0rtilcnt of seaSonable
STAPLE md FANCY DRY GOODS,
which bought the favorable terms, generally from
first hands, and viii be sold unusually prices for cash. and
on our general terms 10 punciual customers.
II the close and Of the partners with
The assistance of efficient sesmen, will merit il, SOLICIT the
confidence and continuation o the very liberal patronage OF the
friends OF the late firm Of Garland Randolph and the public
generally.
Petersburg, ApIl4 Il-Wlf
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG & POTOMAC RAILROAD
Completion Of the Railroad 10 .aquia Creek.

E Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Compa
NJ hereby announce That their Railroad completed Ia the
Potomac fiver the 10Th instant and that travellers
conveyed between Richmond aud Washington, all
the year by Railroad Cars and Steamboats, c Steamboat Com
pany being provided with effective boats keep open the
navigation during the hardest weather in Wnte leavn. Rich
nond nj t ~ ~ precisely. instead OF H. heretofore, and
rrachE. Washington III and Baltimore II hours;
than - :ours in advance Of tie River and Bay Boats
Travellers by THIS nt, proceeding Philadelphia Immediately
their arrival Baltimore. 4. ~. the
morning, or in % hours after leaving Richmond
Instead Of paying their fare heretofore Fredericksburg
only, aud afterwards board the Potomac and
Washington will take tickets the Railroad Office
both for Washington and Baltimore The fare in this way viii
be less than paid separately, different portions Of the route
Whole fare o Washington, So
Do. Baltimore, $40
Do. 10 PHILADELPHIA fby Peck and Inre's line, or
the afternoon Railroad line from Baltimore,) gig
No charge for children under three years Of ageohers under
twelve years Of half % Coloed half
THOMAS SHARP
Superintendent If Transportation
Nv
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nLD WINES AND LIQUORS-Aiso, GROcERI ES.-i have
~ very large and general assortment Of old Wines AMI III
qnors part o. which have been Kept on hand improving tor ten
then said be 81 years old. Nj Groceries VIII
fair comparison with the hest in the city may regard
quality aud price, and caieulness in putting OF them The
Wines and Liquors viii he found benera for the
OF heal;h when moderately and jndiciousy used
Should any found ncreduous have firm and
mistaken belief PLAIN assertion let him
enquire call The subscriber who has regular tempe
nker during the last 80 OF his life, and II not salts
healthy appearance, they portrait Of his
uncle who died few the State Of New York; aged
years. and he oe knonR be drinking fish since the
day he left Ferentosh then STRIPPING.
Arg - 3l--wiy WIN. WALLACE.
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Extract of a letter, datcd,

COLUMBUS, April t., 1c43.
Allen Bass, Lang Lewis, Thomas M 'Kean, W. B.
Jackson, and negro, are the robbers of Shylock.-
Bass was a clerk there, and admitted them IN before
Murdock arrived from supper, and then gave signal,
when the light was blown out, and NJ and B. were
seized Bass put the money in!oa bag for them, and
then lay dow n again. He and Murdoch were locked up
IN the vault until discovered.
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IL. N. ", .wr.nr.
ms swo8p ANo TIE STAFF.


THE SWORD ANo TUE STAFF
faovng sga. ed hyt!e eloquent remark: Of VI
summer. OK. the nte,esltioD Of tho sword ~ Gs" s!in.
on aad tie cane FuakiH 70 al Congress Il ;e t. >.
Is sun. ~ NJ. Russell Ms this o.;g
The sword Of hr haTo!
Tue staff - tins age,
Nso,e aud wisdom
aie stamp j I'.e age.
IlGe-ua,t .td U.t4e~rtos
Dl tao yyH1 have uscn
''lao ,aet tte from 1. rluts,
IEe -u..'ug tt0a Heaven
H.
This weapon. OF. Freedom.
NaS drawn by tiny
ANA Is cr shsatsi
Til the batile won,
No stain az di-Iouor
Upon see,
Twas never sIftenter'd-
Except tuiae i:ee.
~.
While Fame claims the hero
AGd patuoi sage,
Their names 10 e8aa@nu
o. History page,
Noi"iJcf ttjica
i.'.H Ijhctly ho5fl,
Iaan la,>RtiS's .slf, graded
u. W.-fHNc.o>', sword. &. T.. NJ.
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9iS; 2T.i.AS.GE


H.iS; ..i.i.4Ts,Ei+S.
-
JET LNSN'' ~ - ~ ~ AN''iN ~io.s ~
FHiLApEtfhiA' A"'| it-t"a Nshte""ai :inmi
versa o. He ofi" 81 t'%'ii8 ''"'Fs"H' vas cs'=
brsleG yesterday "ltF.' " "3iefCu' meeting o'
Democrats, .. 'Ee i"H"&f I5ift1"usr. ~ i clock,
the meeting YVES c'tied 40 order ~ toi james Fd-e
the Chairman OF the t1aauileco Atr@"re asms, "iiy
announced i.a 'h@ Declaration % Independence would
be read by the i!J" Charles } la-trso aud Tia; az
Grafton woui@ oe "eiiVe'ea =! heoige VI Dails Nj
!ngefsoii pfeiaced tte reading "i the Declaration hy
iew 0F'e oai StFiRhE ahd appropriate remarks, res
pecling The Prop"ea; - gu a'lh parties, I'll The ii"ie
OF ths !ofEaa'"' OF lac ir"sra' Lo"%'i'"tinn.
The grafton pronounced y ds ifa.!ls, IS written
wih the btI.auey OF THOUGHT end felicity Of i!usra
winch a!@GNs c''ltaete:za 5rs productions,
read has usual happy manner. l. ,.sS received
by lac assembly "lta repeated aud Continued mani
les;aons ofaphr1bat1u At;he close, NJ p!tt moved
that the ihankso. the Committee Of Arrangements be
rendered to hr b3ls, too h5 eloqdsH; o'aiioa, and
That ne DC feGUesieG 20 lr"S, copy Tor publication
Mr. he-rt5ca suggested i.at The molioa might be
amended by speaking on Uea!i ct the meeting nstead
oil the committee, Which was agreed 10. MIR. john
Savage then mcred ;hat The thanks OF the meeting be
rendered 10 MIR. lngerso account OF the reading
OF the Declaration, and o. the e!oqIen remarks with
which II was Introduced. The notion was unanimous
ly agreed 70
GA motion OF Nj james Il Hutchinson, the thanks
OF iie Democracy o; i"iidd"i?aa were presented to
Their Democratic brethren o; New ork FIR ihe:r ciu.
nous yndcatom of lejersooaa principles III their
recent ovc7~ 5elsa'1g triumph.
The following Nas olcfe- 5Y James ". DAVIS:
UhcrCdS, Fa's meeting o.! the Democratic cit,zens
Of Philadelphia assembled 70 celebrate the oiith.lay ol
the iiusIous Jefferson, have hoard with deep regret,
that the threats ard p-osc 2n nj the arstucTdcy OF
Rhode Island have successfully in'efered wiih. aud
prevented the exercise 81 The sae't righs OF suffrage
by the Democrats ana 'enuS O. equal rights Oi that
State therei1!e,
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crNERAI. coMmtssION HOUSE.

I ". DIBRELL and THos. MlEURE, who now compose
y the firm w. DIBRELL & CO have taken into CO.
partnership THOMAS A. HOLCoMBE, OF Lynchburg. The
hereafter conducted under The style and firm OF
DfBRELL, HOLCOMBE & co. In saes, the cash system VIII
adopted nearly practicable In soliciting patron
age they would remind their friends that is rule OF The house
to on their own produce which
they sell for others. JAS W. DiBkELL,
TflOS. MtEURE,
THOS. A. HOLCOMBE.
Richmond, March p, 1873 lo7-4wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

Near Eight Hundred Packages Of Dry Goods.
WE have received within few days past large and choice
SPRING DRY GOODS,
Cbe,per certainly than before hcm
therefore prepared great inducements old custom
anime our iarge stock before making their purchases.
800 r & ]. 8. JAMES & co.
Anvil I2-if6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

violent state OF excitement, By most bold ana success
fu robbery Of the Western Insurance and Trust Ioih
pany, generally called Shyock. On the evening o.
Friday, about O'Clock, company OF villains IN ois
puise, having we'll matured their plans, enereo tue
front door which not locked, two OF the Objects
were Il, the time, in the act Of putting up the money
into the vault They entered silently, and passed rouha
The counter and the vault before they were perce
ed: Selling each Of the officers, held them down WIN
bowie. knives to their troats and threatened them WIN
instant death if they gave the alarm. AT The same me'
The light put out and the other part OF the gang pro
ceeded quietly TO gather all the money they couio
Law their hands on both bank notes and gold CON- hey
secured every thing that valuable, but the sVer'
and trunks and packages, containing SPECIAL dePose'
which, being unhandy were not disturbed Strange 10
saw they left large package OF Planters ana iecha.
MICS money untouched in the dark! After getting all
they could carry away, they retired, after thrnsng the
officers into the vault and locking them M IN II, ieav-
in the key, however, in the door, threatening them u
they followed within two hours, 10 come back and XII
them II was with great difficulty they could make
themselves heard II was discovered about eleven
o clock III the night.
The next day Of great excitement. Peo-
pie were thunder struck at the unparalleled daring OF
the outrage, and pepetrated with such signal success
at that early hour i'll the evening, when persons were
| passing about every where. The amount of money
taken, belonging 10 the Company, and special depo
SITES was about Sc, 00O But the event showed that
they were better at stealing than at hiding Tor, be-
fore eight clock the next morning, suspicious having
been started against Thomas Z. Mexican, search was
made at his room, and package of money found hid
in tub OF Dirt which led to his arrest and subsequent
disclosure of the whereabouts OF the balance OF the
money-and, in doing indirectly, bot TO almost
every body, clearly implicated with him, John l..
Lewis, who is now Solicitor OF this Crcuit-a OF
high standing. and formerly Mayor Of the city Nc
Kean has not as yet disclosed his other accompllces,
but nut the public officers in search after two indI
| ,,duas, whom, he asserted, from hlobile, bu,
afterwards said was false Mexican is in Jail, and II
is expected will give up the other names concerned
with him. Yours truly
P. s. The money has been recovered, with the ex-
ceplon Of $4,000.
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as well a. Spectacle Classes of every Descriptions fit in
He bstow pains in the selection of his Spectacle
Gassrand he his friends that his glasses Of The
very quality, ground and perfectly pohed-and from
his knowledge Of the science Of optics and the structure of the
he prepared give The proper advice 10
choosing Spectaces Glasses.
All OF which will disposed Of the accommodation:
terms.
~ Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
PETERSBURG. Feb. SS-wly
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THE LAST DAYS or col. SHELTON


We find the following memoranda Of the thoughts
and feelings of this unfortunate man, in the last
Sonihrcn, says the VcksbuFg Sentinel. 1t is truly
painful TO reflect on The melancholy situation Of his
w,ie and children, and eyed father Let Colonel
Shelton faults be what they may, he had many good
qualities TO redeem them. He was kind and af,c.
l,onate husband and father humane in all The rea-
tons OF l!e But The insdlous and sou!-des,roying
wIles OF the paper system, led him 10 disregard h..
word, until y inaiiy hurried him 10 al uni,nely end
Heaven made hun Tor an honest and beaeroen, man
ting vices Of paper money marred the seal of ON
Impotence = .Nafche- Free Tradsr, .7pra TO-
IL have S7,2o:' IN State warrants enclosed. all OIL
which, excep, $500, belonging 10 W. r. Crane. The
balance, or about $500, belongs to me- together with
profit on Mr. Cranes part, which book he has ii
my handwriting and one in my por, folio. shows
The Two | refer TO IN of my death
w. II. SHELTON.
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CoIrmRrs. Anil IL.

"The excitement in regard to the robbery, - so Deep
that nothing is done here. So far, Thomas G. NJ Kean
and Lang Lewis the only persons deeply implicated
the former is in Jail, the latter gave bonds The excite
me nj increase; tor developments every moment
expected, and none know how high the person may be
" no is implicated. One individual is already charged
but such has been his high standing, that can hardly
be ere ;ed, and do not mention his name hoping he
is innocent A few hours viii decide
e.
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Trust Sale IF paiuaJie Tarcrn Property, in Ike Tora
nf charlottesville M l..eli.u.

Trust Sale IF pauatic Tarcrn PROPERTY, in Ike Torn
Of Charlottesville, at .7uction.
virtue OF deed OF trust executed 10 the Subscribers on
IL the lih day of March, si3 by William L. Ter;i ana ..
corded the office of the County Court Ahena k Ne ,
at the request OF Trial Te'rI and John p Ill., otF Tor safe IN
The PREMISES at public aucsion on Tuesday the 2 day u s
next fair. and not the first fair day thereafter an tie r>,
right tile ana interest OF The said William L. re'r
the Lots aod Bahnss 10 me town OF Charlottesville generality
kn0wn rs the MONTICELLO HOUSE, occupied - IA
Trial TeriI John r. Ri, William l. Tcn.i THIS rropsr
~ handsomely and conveniently situated, the
ping place Of al the Coaches stage pas,ensc,
10, and leaving Cha,lotesvie The lots contain eici hill,
by streets aGd The buildings consist of large or,
house with roof lately built Containing twenty o, room,
containing twenty rooms al
para story "ood store and dwen. house, detached from
the other buildings brick kitchen, brick smoke house,
house brick aud wood stables and all other necessary
ful houses.
two large store rooms neatly fitted up for mercantile fa
poses, and faors shop.
At the same time and place. ana by virtue Of the same deed
shall also offer for sale six likely and valuable slaves
Miles, Ann, sukey Judy and her chdren-;wo sn
Cows Horses, Wagon and Gear Piano. d.rr,
other articles OF valuable Household Furniture the ahsnl pro
Tavern Furniture, in said Consisting
bedseads mattresses chairs tables, china cruckery and
ware stovrs lamps, cooking utensils, every vey o-
perry necessity the comfort aud Public hotel
TRHMsTh- real estate will he sold upon credit ~
three years Tie purchaser giving bond and approved
ty the poperty;and the personal upoa
credit Of twelve months, win bond and good security
II thr sale not finished IN day, viii be con'nrcd from
day 10 day, until completed
The title 10 the above property believed to be nnrirsiion
be Trustees, shall To purchases such
as vested In US BY the deed Of trust.
JOHN TERRILL.
V. w. SOUTHALL, Trustees.
J. W. SAUNDERS,
The undersigned, John p. fi and TRIAL TenI, beire The
the remaining thirds Of the above described
lots, being rious dispose OF their interest
sell upon accommodating terms, and CRAFTY
dueed ree-o will exchange land and negroes aud
disposed Of they will offer it publicly The day Of
mentionedbut IT Sold ii viii then he
And the said John r. nm owning the moey
Tavern Furniture, advertised aforesaid, will same
a oil
URiAL TERRlLL,
Anil 1i9-wtds JOHN p.
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SPRING GOODS CHM IND QUEENS WARE.
AN opening portion of Spring supply OF the above
and am daily expecting ship margaret Forbes direct
from the Manufacturers, additional supply ol new patterns
Tableware China, &C. maxim: altogether well selected Stock
OF and desirable Goods
fish, in Store,
French German and American Glass plain cut and pressed,
English plated German silver and Britannia Casters all Sizes
Sonewae, &C. for sale reasonable prices for cash.
PuHeudi credit City and country dealers invited 10 examine
WM. F. BUTLER,
Three doors above the Bell Tavern.
a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

STOCKrON'S PREMIUM MINERAL TEETH.-JOHN G..
- WAfT DENTIST ha: received above celebrated
manufacturer complete of the most beautiful Teeth
that have been brought, TO this city, aud which, IN all that
admirable imitation of the natural teeth;
surpassed
Those who wish have artificial teeth Inserted and all others
interested respectfully invited call and examine them, and
specimens Of his work.
J. C. w heretofore, perform all operations for
the prevention and Of diseases tie teeth and gums Of
flee the square Immediately above the Banks, Main street
RJereareiI. Clarke, NJ D., George Watson, ~ d. F. H.
Dcane b. d. E. H. Carmichael, 81 d. Roht. W iIaSall II. d
Thomas Nelson, NJ d. James Bolton, 81. d. H. Cunningham
N. u, 35-wlyt
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANUfACToRY,
Cary street, three doors oboee The Cofpmbtaa Hotel,
Richmond, IA.

H. ANTHONY still continues sell Hats a, the following
u low prices:
fine fur hcd-s proof from 81 ~ IS W Boys Hats,
from 81 - TO ST. Fu Cn-, from 81 10 Sia Genieen's Ci
Caps from 81 10 81 together with assorimeE; Of VIZ n AID
Bays Hail. Seaet aud Glazed Caps, black and crab Wool Hats
wholesale and retail. Terms-Ca-h
lie Keeps during the Summer large assortment, of Leg
horn Pain Leaf straw and Willow Hats suitable for all ages
~ g. Hats made 10 order.
January 1T, 1913. WY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

JAMES 4. PATTESON, Commission MERCHANT, Richmond
Pa-Wl give prompt attention sales Of all kinds Of Pro
duce and Merchandise consigned his Store Cary
street, adjoining Messrs. Caperton i Crump.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

4 DMfNlSTRATuRS NOTICE All persons having claims
- against the Estate Thomas White, deceased, will pre-
sent the ana all indebted said Estate will please
maze payment As early as possible To the unders:-ned
RICHARD HILL, Jn,
Administrator of Thos. w. White, deceased.
Ap.ii3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

oS1' CEaTIFICATE-I shall apply for the renewal Of
II certificate lost msaid dated 18th April 1871, No. ii 1859
for share Of Stock in The Bank of Virginia. standing
All hereby notified to show cause why the
same may not be done. DAVID R. LYMAN
Lynchbnrg, March %. lc8-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-28

I n CERooNs INDIGO, Of superior quality,
~ For sale low, by GAYNoR LYELL.
March ls lg4-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-14


EVn INF I'M FACE AND SKIN.-Eruotve diss.ses on Me
lace ana kin such les bloches, tetteT I'm
Tom also feckes be speedily ersdicaed BY the
vegeabe Lotion which has been extensive
~ the United states aud Europe and admitted be the
pest cosmetic IN use for clearing and esabhng brilliant
sold AZ who esae retail at Churchs Oapen-
say iSS bowery, corner Of Spring Price rs
oo.te: ago imsodsp
PLANO FOkTEs-NUNNs& CLARK. offer or sale ar
ther wate room, formerly 1877 Boadway) No $40 oad-
Wy 'he rdrk, lar assitment rosewood and
MAHOGANY PIANO fore', at reduced prcss.
HsNhs tcehly IN ne very inporlaut
gatn 10 gu n tone an construction Of their Pianos they
vie pu' ses 10 xamlne item beere p1cha.ipg
~ u nave Isl finished two els octave
In umen which they offer aminaton Of the public
ms soIs4ts " Wv '
A SENCY WANTED.-A gentleman occupyIog a store
topen TO The street, Ia the street ne ar
Sfoad~ay Is deous der axe agency an H.
Iaetung mercante pdt'n any ohe bu ST.
ness Apply to boz No 1911 Upper Post Office I'm seodr
(1hEArJlMMY'sfw Wholesale and retail Thread. Needle
~ ano VARIETY store No Isl Grand St Forsyth where
country merchants city retailers. peda dress
will mud general If needles spoos cotton
sewing SIX corset aces tapes knitting combs buttons
Stoves ho,lerv edslngs qulias, laces and fancy
ne,ts &c &C cheaper Tor Ssh than CITY,
and 10 sdvansse taken of persons acquainted with the
value or quality fgoods. JAMES SUYDAM
ands street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-14

Punetuaty egaId he day Of falling will Be obssTyed
Hundred Dollars for which ample description
will be provided, with the exception OF and liquors.
which will be furnished by the stewards.
GOODHUE & CO. 81 South st.,
c. H MARSHALL, 50 BuIng- slip, N. Y.
iez4 lyh Barring BROTHERS c.. L'pooi.
TAPSCOTT'S GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE,