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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
RANDOM THOUGHTS.
$50 over vioIeRtbr civil,
That every msh with him was God
Devil. = IN

$50 over violehtbr civil,
Tina, every msh with him was God or
Devil
We are ever ih extremes. Our praise
and our censuEs are alike extravasant.--
We abuss public men with such indis
eriminaie violence, or laud them with
such excess Of eulogy. that we are no
longer believed. Our compliments, es-
Pecially, AREAS naueeating as surfeit.-
Thus we lose The power OF rewarding vir-
tneso siigm9 Pg vice. hylavishing With.
out discrilssA Lou s.le leftrs appropriate
TO each. We exhaust DE vocabulary for
the strongest ePiNhets 10 be applied % Sc
cendary men aud smnllevenis We mis-.
take violence fGr strength, rhapsody for
rhetoric, railing for rsillery. insult for saf-
oasrn, bluntness for point, impertinence.
for wit, adulalion for compliment, fustian.
for sublimity, figures for feeling, rant for
passion, pulling for paihos, pedan.ry for
learning, &c- Sd
We are neverAless eloquent than when
We. aim 10 be 50; we rise but TO fall, and in :
fatetouTselves bpt 10 sinks We require
a curb rather than spur. The steed
wants refining Mi flashing. There is,ever
a tepose ia the confidence of strength;
power is neyefsp energetic as when tits
somewhat Iepressed and held in,
-st. VI l Y. + Spectator 1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
MRS IRA WINS
81 a "a 3M AR go

TINE FOURTEENTH SESSION OF this il.
u stitution wilcommence on MONDAY the
20h inst, With a constantly increasing feeling
Of the Weighty responsibility Of this sacred
charge, Of training the youthful mind, Of ex.-
banding is powers, watching lis development,
and cnlsivaiins the heart, mind, and manners or
her pupils, Mrs. +. can, (trusling only TO Divine
assistance, pledge herself 10 faithful exertions
in The arduons, but delightful employment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
We learn from the Nav Orleans papers

We learn from The New Orleans papers
that Mr.. Clay made apowerful argument
before the Supreme Court Of the State q
Louisiana, inisession at New Orleans, on
the 29th ult. 10 case before that body,
The Court House was crowded 10 over
flowing with citizens ndstrangers, 10 list
en- 10 The eloAuence Of the distinguished
orator. / lal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

t. ssggs z #gsB II sFisEi
is humane; tp weep for compassion is
divine but to 8weep for sin is christian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

IN hhndIs lsE pair ner style bton1eo
Andirohs, Tor sale very 2 =, - s.,.-.rs
De- = { Il AsQuITH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

Cam TESsPER.-There is no quality
which 4 i essential to our own happiness,
and the happiness of 6..hers, e = gooa
temper. 70 society The nc'sSS Dlus.eaer. =
dstested and ayowed, while lie 'avos.s Y
even tempered man is loved and a. ms1e 4.
IF he IS sssaite1 With harshness and wts. 70
he turns iiaside BY decision, miIdness and
reason. He is peacemaker and is bless
ed by all who know him--hs is no back
biIer-he IS 40 tale bearer-he is no SLAM
dsrer. On The contrary BY his just and
cautious remarks be discountenaHees all
such things. In a law suit GOOD temper
Els adyantages-in difficulty snd dan
GOOD temper Is calm and collected,
lies upon The important moment of
safety and escape. il quarrel ensue the
lill-tempered man is sure 10 Sc considered
IL The wrong. He who uses hard words
Is considered by he hearers as the worst
It's Of no use except to point out weak
wicked or dangerous companion. such
as All wise men should avoid. Let young
people remember This, their good tempel
win gain than more esteem and hap.
piness, than the genius and talents OF al
the bad men that ever existed
/ -. ttt :. tl.t. - LII. !. ,,rs.snS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

WoMAN's Observation-Disclosures plive
tree, said to feftilize the surrounding soil,
there are some few ministerihg angels in
females guise among US all, and about
our paths, who sweetly serve 70 cheer and
adorn life. Our amusements are insipid
unless they contribute TO them our efforts
Of noblest ambition feeble. unless they
share them There are, TOO, some rude
spirits in the world, whose bolder nature
female influence admirably serves torefine
and temper and perhaps il isno: extreme
eulogium Of the poet, that without that
influence many a man had been o brute
indeed The concurrence Of both SEX
esis necessary 10 the perfection Of our
being, as 10 the existence of il ;'man. may
make fine melody but woman is also
required TO make up harmony.
Nothing can be more irksome 10 agen.
erous mind than 10 discover that it hath
thrown away its good offices on soil that
barss IIv vtiirI nun tuau tugralitude'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

E1tal Reacounter4-We learn through
the Jackson { West Tennessee Wing, that
rencounter recently took place in Hen.
derson county, near Pleasant Exchange,
between a Mr. Henry Morris and Mr..
Reuben Morgan, ID which the latter was
shot through by lhe former with rifle,
and died Immediately without speaking
word. Morgan has LEI; wife and help.
less family Of children.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
THE FATHER.

He should be- the presiding genlpAa at
the domestic board. and let bis Influence
be felt through all the channels in which
il can be made 10 aoW there. inthe fdrma.
lion Of the household, and especially Of
the younger members Of it. Anda yet,
how often do many Of our most Affection
ate, intelligent, and even pjous fathers,
fail of doing their duty in this respect.- -
How often has the faithful wife 10 con-
ceal her disappointneny and sometimes
10 suppress her tears, While, after telling
to render the only hours Of the day that
Bring her husband and little. ones, whom
they love, together the occasions Of hap.
py domestic enjoy ment, Of mutual i'm
provement, and /of fathers instruction
and discipline, she finds him full Of a rest
less impatience to have the meal ready
even beforeahe appointed time; bury
ing through tlhimself in silence, or, i
speaking using only the necessary house
hold woyids, with an occasional sugges-
ton TO HotkeIs to make that despatch, OF
which be sets 50 striking an example. =
The Children, too, have been made ready
Oy SnlSI nOot ahSh oHP~ot
ance, and smiling in their looks. TO greet,
On his return, one whom they reverence
and love. and TO gain, If possible, ! few
moments Of his attention. But business
presses letters must be written; custo
mers must be secured bargain must be
made money must be saved or accumu.
lated-and the wife and chisdron are ne
elected. Had not the father better be ths
poorer sfthe end Of the year, by SONS
! hundredslor thousands, than thus to sacri
fice to Mammon the dearest interests o
the little iiock which God9has entrusted L
bis caref He knows not what he loses
ill be makes 4 fair trial of doing bis dui]
in this particular how much Of positive
epioyment daily. of the'purest and mos
exquisite kind; how much Of the affec
| iionate attachment of his wife and chil
| dren; bow much Of one Of the most "a
vorabls seasons OF all his intercourse wit
/ them, for eleyaling his own and thei
character in true politenesssfh beneyolen
\ fee!;ug, and Intellectual and moral cul
/ lure SABBATH School Treasury.
4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

HOPE Is IN insfigstor 10 action posses
sion is the father Of Incidence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

PAREkTAL FEELIEG.-Is aonoi paint
the glorious host Of feelings !; the Joy, the
love. The hope, The PRIDE The blended
paradise Of rich emotions with which .
God Of nature fills the fathers heart v
be beholds bis child in sll Iss filial 10
ness; when the vision Of his infancy rises
a. il we're Feaninaie before him. and d.
vine vanity exaggerates every trife into
some mysterious omen. which shallsmooth
his aged wrinkles and make bis grave .
monument Of honor!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23
YOUNG PE0PLE

WheneveE you hear youpg miss lee
turing Der mother on geniility. eontrldict-
ing her parents. pouting and complaining
wheBever she cannot have her own way.
depend upon il she will make poor com
paniou. 10 prosperity she will never be
satisfed-in adversely she viii desnond
and complain-in sickness she will dislress
hsrsslia and sll around hsr-never choose
her for lis companion. On the cnhtra-
~ rshen you see q mild modest: unsasutn-
i4e eiFl. who may be sometimes seen
itfni. llIFg u be wanisf6f poverty land
sickness, who Is ever mindful off The
wants and.pishes Of her friends, and un-
mindful Of her own, who is ever ready to
relieve distress by kind words aud good
works, and who never publishes. her be-
nevolent labours-she will make your
home paradise--she will cheer yoh. in
prosperity you in adversely
smooth and soothe the pillow Of sickness
she viii indeed be treasnre-with or
without wealth she is a pearl above all
price.
When you hear young men sneerihg at
their old fashioned parents. or listening to
such remarks from others, slightjdg or
teasing theirsistefs and brothers, disdblig-
ing s1e unkipd TO servants and Others,
fond Of arntnbling, too lazy to -Eeep up the
fresor getIlhemselves drink Of water,
such afellow is a bad. chance for ahusuand.
Oh The contrary i. be loves his parehis--
is kind and obliging 10 his sisters and bro
theirs, industrious and attentive to business
Or BIS studies, kind and oonsiderate ID The
poor and unfort9nate-he will be o good
man or good husband
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

singular Occttrtnes.-The New York
Comfnercial Advertiser states that ou
Wednesday week Two ladies belonging to
tbe family Of Mr. Creighton who resides
Dear Che Clifton House at Niagara. Falls.
had ainarrow escape from al awful death,
They were in sleigh, driving a horse
belonging ID Mr.. Creighton aud when
near Che we'll known Table Rock,by some
misfnanagement Cd The partfofthe ladies',
The horse backed towards the precipice,
and rem over into The dreadful gulfbelow.
ProFideptially thetladies spraug out Be
fore the horse madeAhe leap, or course
the horse and sleigh were dashedIto pieces,
the height from which they fell being
more than one hundred and sixty feet
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-02-23

ATTEMPTED Escape Of Prisoner. ne
gro man who was sentenced I'd 4 years
imprisonment from this county. attempt.
ed 70 make bis escape on. Sunday night
last from The Clarke County .hjl. % which
be was committed after tie 6urnina 81
the jail ia this town. The prisoner sue.
eeeded in sawing'o off his irons BY tHa> use
o. case knife, and when The Jailo- Hsnt
into his room to examine II all was riahh
the negro rushed by him aud made bis
escape, bu, was alferward. arrested IN i
swamp near BsFr5Sille. Previous Il. lis
escape be had repeatedly tried 10 bribe
4 negro girl 70 brilg4hip fire wi,h which
be doubtless inteHdsd TO burn the Jail
X viii be reeollegted thatH.his negro was
accused Of bnr1ing the Winchester Jail,
and since bis late fort to burn the Clarke
county prison., there is DO doubt Of his
guilt 10 the former successful effort. We
are glad y hear that he is now on bis
wavsto take up quarters in the Peniten.
iiary- Winchester Repubhcan. u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03
Uonamcrcial and Money Matters.

SATURDAY, APRIL.
The sales of State Securities heavy to-day reach
ing both Boards, $75 oeD par value Good Stocks
steady, but Ohio and Kentucky heavy. The former
declined per cent, The latter per cent.
The National Bank has declared dividend of3I per cent
payable 10Th April.
The full effect Of The reduction of the Bank value OF
Spanish change does not yet appear The Custom House
aud Post Office receive and pay them al Bank
Some OF the small dealers have adopted coursc,
while Others continue the old values. The brokers buy
them at to per cent discount Tor export Specie
rather inactive, and actumulang Not large aGloun, is
going South. The packet Of yesterday for New Orleans
took $4,000. Mexican Dollars and American Gold are
worth a prem.
The Auditor of Ohio, who in town, has prepared
report the situation OF the finances Of his Sole which
will be published Tuesday next 1t written in can
did and concise yet comprehensive manner and gives in
detail The resources from which proposed to sustain the
credit OF the Slate.
SIT in specie were received New.Orleans on -
18th ult, of which SIS, 600 were from New.York.
The Treasurer Of Maryland advertised that in con-.
ormy with an act recently passed by the Legislature he
VIII receive proposals on the creditors OF State and
from ethers Tor he purchase OF the interest which
holds In the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Co. and the Washington Branch Rail-
road Co, the Tide Water Canal Co, and the Susqueban.
nah Railroad Co. The terms proposed sell the stock
THE Chesapeake and Ohio Canal less than IS COO
coo; ollhe Baltimore and Ohio and Washington Branch
Bank al not less than 81 20000 the Tide Water Canal
not less than 900 coo and the Susquehanuah Railroad
not less than For ALL the bonds OF the Stale
bearing not less than per cent interest will be taken in
payment at par.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

The stock Of Pots is 4S bbs larger and Of Pearls 43 bbs
smaller than at the period last The shipments
of Pots since January s b.ve been 87 bbs and of Pearls
us bbls less than last year.
COTTON-There has been fair demand for Cotton
this week. and the sales up 10 Friday evening amount to
f85o bales, principally for export Of which $500 Up
land and Flsrida Il CSC; 1900 Mobile ~ and 1850
Orleans slc The receipts during the period
were 597 bales The market throughout has been hrH,
and full prices obtained To-day the sales have been 500
500 bales The exports since January l 66o57 bales
an increase bales last year The imports osS
bales increase Of q, ,4 bales We quote ollcHs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03
Liperpool CLASSIFICATION.

FLOUR AND MEAL.-There j, a firm market for Cen
esee S. which is selling readily, and some holders
asking 2 Sales Of selected common brands are sad
10 have been made at that rate Ohio and michigan are
scarce and are worth 81; Is; Castaa' and Railroad
Is; Akron 62t. Four or five parcels of Orleans
have been received together about 1000 bbs OF which
1900 bblS sold and reported some time since.
We qnec this description 75a In Soahern we bear OF
little doing retail holders steady at % Tor Alex
andru fredericksburg Georgetown, Brandywinc, Rich.
n,onG Country Baltimore City, &c. Sales SEQ bblS Pia-
depha at4 S7f; Richmond City So Rye Flour is plenty
and dull We quote Jersey S.. Meal sque,-Jersey 80
Brandywuc ? IS, hhds l2 SO cash.
GRAlN-There is no Wheat yet offering, and it is want
ed last sale 80. The opening OF the River 10 NewbuIg
has supplies OF Corn and Rye, bat The latter was
ssid some since The Corn held al Sc cents, weight
We sales 1000 bushels jersey at ii cents Rye on
the spo, would probably bring 50 cents II Is offered 10 at
rive day twoate5 Some River Oats chVe also oeeh
received and selling at S7a 40 Eastern ana Jersey
are selling at Sc; The demand is good.
SEEDS-There continues TO be good Equry ier clover
for home improving prices We noc sales OF ABOUT
50 erces Free part prime DID, al 81 cents Rough fi"A
wanted at So; clean would probably bring any more
Sales 100 bbls Tbothy s6 The shipments OF FAX tor
the past $3.50 erces TO Liverpool ana s' 10
Londonderry.
BEEswAX-Sales 5000 lbs prime yellow at 20 cents
cash. The demand al this price is good.
METALS--Old Copperis worth Is l5ae The ssocS o
Lead is light with small sales We notice sales l76 case
less per cen, for cash.
NAVAL ST0RES-Sales have been made within few
days of 500 bbs Wilmington Trrpen,ine al e2i 600 do
Ron at 0O 265 do NJ Country at 76'; 100 DO White at
e sO casks Spirits Turpentine at 80 sic cash aud four
months and l49o bb Tar part 10 arrive al iot casa
HAY-The stock is small, but there Is Only hnited de-
msnd We quote s. SGT.
PROyiSlONS-The market is quie; to-day but steady.
We know of no sellers OF Mess Pork below = beet
in demand We notice further sales SIDES al Ste' anu
Shoulders Slc Hams s. Lard Is rather more ac'e
and notice sales 1900 kegs NO. at at 81 Tor export
HoPS-saes so bales rs, sor, Eastern al lot llc cash
western are held at l2!c.
GRoCERlES.-The Coffee market is heavy, though
within day there has besn some inquiry iot
neghbourag por. The sales further embrace iol bags
Brazil al 6: s! cents; 100 Cuba, IS eco Lagayra
100 Sumara, Il $50 Java, II Il, mos looo java on
terms We did learn; and SEQ 81 domingo y %
cents cash. There has been active demand Tor sugars
su ring The last days, sspecsllfor o'ssls the
sales have been unusually large, and at full prices they
eeas Of $50 hhds New-Orcans at A 81 cents including
50 hhds very choice the prme lot received th seasn at
cents; $50 Porto Reo s. III 40 new crop ST. Cro par
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

81 500 boxes Brown Havana 81 ~ principuIy y and IS
White do. Q, all mos. The market very firm for Mo
lasses, with advance of hafa and prices Still have
an upward tendency The sales for three days include
cargo OF $4,000 gallons Ma.pza TO aIYe another OF 36s
hbds and Il uerce and bbs here, private teTs
go Of Zoo gal rs Oriears something %
LOCO b5s and 5os in ion 20 2e, mostly 20
go of 24ono ga ms NewIbera, 2o 100 hhds. very good
Porto Ri o. "a and Is DO very prime, 25 all on the usual
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03
Court Calendar This Nav,

SUpERIoR CoURT.-Nos. 81, l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
7, 8, 9, 10, II, l3, IA, IS. The first Is causes
not set down..
CIRCUIT CouRr.-Nes. 81, 10, 50, 70, o68, 78,
80, "a, SO, SO, "a, 95 90, 100, l02, le5, 80, lO7
1Q9, ll0, 49, Ia, us, /, ., 8, %, 81, 81, 80.
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. 40, Al %, 2s, 43, 46,
l8, l3, 20, "a s.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

DIED
March ST. Mrs Mary Corteycu relict OF Peter Cosl,
you and daughter of The late Jeromus Astyne II her d
year. ;., r ...
laie Geo. Snii5, IN her sd year.
Al Hoseywood Berkley, Va. March q, Mrs Elizabeth
Cosoa relict OF Rawlegh Coson E:q IN her SetG yeai
This lady the eldest sister OF the late Chei justice
These lines dedicated in sweet remembrance 10 me
late Mr. JAMES EvEaLEY OF No. 4a yesey the city
OF New York by his friends Upper Mount Bethe North
Hampton County, Pennsylvania, on the reception OF MS
body in this place for re-intermeHl
Peaceful sleeper rest here until The Arch Anglers
Trumpet shall Did thee arse,
To iear The dread sentence passed
On those that caused thee 10 die.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

IL The Apprentices Library OF THE CITY
OF EEW-YUKk-Col MCkENNsY's Discourse en the
Abosgines North America, Tor the benefit OF the Ap
prenlices Library Of this City will be delivered at he
Broadway Tabernacle on Tuesday Evening, April 4lh, at
u O'Clock.
Tickets OF admission p EACH may be had OF The
following gentlemen, VII:
George Ireland 50 all street Stephen Allen, 40 Wall
street, Lb5eus Chapman 4s Wall street, Shepherd Knapp,
than Goodbue GA Souhstree Moses H. Grinne 70 Soub.
street, e. B. Clayton, Tontine; Charles NJ Leupp, 20
Ferry street; P. Henry Sons, la5 Broadway Adonrsn
Chandler; Samuel Roome; James Van Nor1en George
Fo.sn 40 Wall street; c. C. Jacobus, 73 Green.sreet;
Richard l.. Mount S59 Pearstreet John J. boyds Ton:
tine Ausoa G. Phelps, So Cl:streel; Brigham Howe, 80
Canal street. Shilers Parker, sec Pea!sreet p Smp
SON l07 Thomas J. Woodruff, $50 Broad
John W. Hn,o 2S2 Wiiagl.street; A. Averl Al South.
street Linus w Stevens and OF OF the Committee OF
the Mechanics Society
Ticket, NAV be had at the door. aS2tE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03
pY TIL. MORNINGS SOUTHERN NAH

From our PE.Iaut!phIu COFTtspOHutlIlT
PHILADELPHIA, April 2-P. N.
Cleared on Saturday, afernoon-Bfigs Adna, NO; Ben.
jamin, NO Elliott, Boston.
mington Nc Sarah Ann do; Atlantic, NY; Brandywlue
do.
Arrived on Saturday-Ship Monongahea, TurIey, from
Liverpool, Feb 8.
Brig Rowcna DILL fm Porto Cabelo, March IL.
Brig ClarSsa Watts. II DIS FIN NO.
Brig Paul I Jones, Ireland, ds i'm NO.
Brig Foster, Lancaster, % ds I'm MataGzaS
Brig Caucasian, SpIague, ii ds I'm No.
Brig Canary, Baker, II ts I'm Matanzas.
Scbr Rowena, Williams, l6 DIS fm NO.
Schr Joseph Marsh, Poland II DIS I'm Attasapas La
Scir Alphion. KIborn 20 ds I'm Newburypor,.
Schr Oneco, Reed, I ds I'm New Bedford.
Schr Brilliant, Redmond, 2d5 I'm NY
Schr Hero, Emerson, ? ds tni Baltimore.
Arrived Ibis day-Brig Ohio, V.azs, "a ds fm NO.
Weather clear asd pie isant--Wind WNW.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03
Ships. Barks. Brigs. Schrs. Sic
l9 10 81 23

Total number of Foreign Arrivals in March, IS43 1863
ForeigR and Coestwse Clearanccs for March, lB43:
shs Brks. Brgs Scs. Sips Stm s. Sim B. Tot
Fore igD....24 Is 40 iS S6
Coastwise..l8 10 81 li2 "a 2c9
Total nuulber of Foreign Clearances in March.
e. =" CoaStwisc F" ' 1912. 273
The British Steam ship area, Western sailed Liver
pool on the 18th of MARCH,.
Naval Oticc, New.Yerk, April l, ls4S.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03
Rkarke,s-0aretu!sy reported for The Tribune.

SATURDAY, p. NJ.
ASHEs-e hear ofnolhing doing in either description
The brand OF 1e4S is generally held at D. Pearls firm
ST. There receipts of Ashes at the Inspection
Warehouse this week The stock there of Pots is lot and
that Pearls $50 barrels less Saturday last Stock
on hand
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03
INVENTION.-American Pa

H-VhLI II nv tIK$ 4 : y
VI tent Elastic Inkstand-Ths Is Truly one orthe great
articles ever offered to the public for economy neatness
&C. having every advantage all Others and sold al he
ususral low price OF one dollnr. -..,-,-,-.,.x
The great fault among business men OF their INK growing
thick is here petely obva,rd with this stand tne pen
clean and durable and the ink at all bes ready Tor use
free from dust evaporation and uniform In color and
tbcknrs until all used The subscriber Will warrant
the above article sold from his establishment To oe al
b. returned The public requested 10 call and eIaH
inc this ingenious contrivance Sold wholesale and retail
by L. FRANCIS, s3 William ST cor Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

r OOK TO YOUR HAIR lis it fall
ing ont or turning grey, Is there dandIih In the
IonIs, lf So nv wyeths Cream of Lilies Numerous
certificates be shown of its beneficial effects gives
isaa,es and makes grow Whoesale and retail at the
sole appointed asescy, 81 walkereet, one door IRON
Broadway. $3.50 per bottle nsV !n
VNTATCHES, Jewelry, Silver Ware, &c
wv hv EES. s. ROCKWELL,
10 amfSs Nos As,or Ho1ss,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03
TMauFs he = h ouI

TMau he sh ouId 5--Or &e hen Of he 1871 Gem
turn he Counterpart Of" Woman sic Iaouh be Lee
ture by Rev Prof Mait,, delivered in the Forsyth
street Methodist Episcopal Church. next Monday evening,
April Sd al s O'clock Tickets 25 cents TO be had at The
eces al the book OF tbe Commercial Advertiser and
New-York Trbupe, at S. Turle, l9i Chatham street. s.
Barker 28I Grand-sree MackreIl j Simpsons, III East
Broadway and Barker Towe, II Caiharine'steet aud
=, ,te ,,osr ~ rho Chnrch al q.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-03

pOOTS AND SHUES-Cnsh, Casn.
Tb, attention of country merchants and Others invi
ed 70 the stock suhcrbers which they receive direct
om the Eastern manufacturers nd offer for sale unusually
Low Also AZ the sam. place may be had mems and boys
Palm L, af Leghorn and Fur Hats; Palm Leuf Hoods
Tuscan and Straw Bonnet-a sold low Tor cash or Cily
accep;ances by the or dozen Please cal ana eaan
inc. SALE q ~, ~1Y ca % ~ u,'
I,rr y.