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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-10
DAVID WHITEHEAD.
Nkw foRK. April 90. Ist3.


"t>rikNEN-Ahough may he considered unneees.n, m, -
to add another proof Justly deserved e.hri,y nj 80 80
uAho preparation. OF Sarpar benefit Of my (sr
men, rrI bound To proclaim the aei.-Fom in, most h.I
les cripple, with disease lower e,t,n,, birh ]
Over c cr ns'ep and feet distressing much a. to render
the u'e OF your sarapanI Year, I wa, unaIr :, 49,,
sn" ana the right foot and ANGLE very much swollen
"meh At u"s discharged pus Win
violent telhg burning sensations 80 A. o.n,y. % ~ ~
w IN ispair aud supposed ampuaon would be- peccssa,,
~. -, @ '.'s hl'le by your SarapafHa. resolved To
n.N another effort my hcAth-and no. md, ,h
s "i aNrd Providence, am To- ay am u,n wh
eH' OF gratitude To you and tanknss Ia m. givs, 80 an
good, Vr thus blessing the means. wv s"'' III al
JAMES MCCONNELL. No. 46a cr,,nwirn .,
eeitS that T. james Mcdonnell called ON m. m, as,
hoed ms loot AMI hex aud stated the Use of eleven 10
ues OF sads sarsapar perfect had been enctes W.,
's o. We "atmcs' gratitude 10 MesSr. in thu. bn, M
umc n'aI under Divine Prevalence curing and resorng him 10
a.. a., W -'N' ,hs o'Itheaie. Ro JONES,
ALsrnan 9Th Ward of the City of New yorL
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PARRISH L. BEAZLEY,

PARRISH Il BEAZLEY,
CAREY STREET,
OFFER for SALE low for cash. the following al
| 90 hhi. Porto Rico Sugar.
10 y. a Sugar
80 bones Lowering douhis Loaf sugar
- bbl. n. u Mol,S-ss
IS bags Java CefEvc
500 do GREEN l.aguiIa Coffee
100 do 10 RIO, Of best quality
$50 do - Havana cOaes
eco sacks ssR
100 boxes Crews Candies
so do Tansnr.ne soap
SO package. Tea. ernSrae,Ds all qu.uu~.
IS So'e. naIne'' city made ArS.
goo kegs Nails. assorted
100 sides solc Leather
10 bbs Fish OIL
10 bales Cotton
$50 uerccS ThomN~ton Lime
$50 bbis No nett nerrns.
bags Ginger
do Pepper
ccroons best Indigo
Tar
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns. at Factory prss.
200 reams Wrapping PAPER
50 do Foo>eaP do
20 do Letter do
so doz. Cotton Line.
so do Kemp do
eS do Bed Cords
IS kegs Powder
900 bags Shot
bbis Nader
; do CoPPeras
$50 boxes s1Io Glass
100 do lONI2 10
$4,000 lbs westcrn Bacon
10000 lbs city cured '"d roif- Bacon
. 10 Shad
100 Do family roe HeTrings
SO do No gt"ss do
20 boxes Tobacco assorted qualities
1850 ~, oil Rye wh,skcy
IS do Common do
IS do " L. Rum
10 do Common Gin
10 DO Apple Brandy
10 do oil Peach Brandy
20 ticrces domestic Brandy
do old CognSe 10
10 snail packages do
=
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WEBB, BACON 81 CO.,
hFfER FOR SALE, TO canJl and prompt Gus

WEBB, BACON 81 CO.,
OFFER FOR SALE, TO oan,l aDd prompt Gus
~ toners:
30 Hhis. ~ Orleans.
"a do Porto Rico,
~ do Cuia,
rs do ~. CroiH StCARs
do Clarified
a. boxes and bhis. Loaf
10 hhis Crushed
90 hhis Trinidad and Poua Rio, Mol.,,s,
'nO bags Iaguim,
900 10 Scented Ro
900 DO Porto Rico,
10 do Cuba AMI 81 Ingo. f'otfhhs
100 do Green Java.
los do Oh GoytJava.
500 kegs Mails and Bfsds
100 sh,' Sole Ieabct various eusiuc,
50 Chests and half Chests Tcas, of VARIOUS kinds
so bags Shot
Gun Powder in kers amt caniser-
ton bar Lead
100 boxes llurs patent and other aIDw candies
DO Spcnm Candies
$50 do Soap, u kinds
tons American Blsofed Steel
Is bbs Tanners Od
Indigo. Madder, Salt pctre reppcT, Pinsno
GinTc, alum, Bnmltonc, Chocolate, Hops
WOODWARD In nests, pau'od BucSCb
Ehor Thread and Irvine. Window Glass
He'd Cords and Lines, London Porter
Wines n various Kinds,
Toocap nud Letter Paper. Wrapping dj
Wonl Feathers, stoncw1rc. CoIrctas. .sfl
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GAYNOR. WOOD Il co.

We assure me patrons n NE late firm of GAYNOR 4 LYEtI
their fsris and W public generally every be
made o. u their pledge
n keep constantly hand fresh Ind selected stock of Drugs
Mecine Chem GALS Dye stuhs Painfs Ois Window
which Offer md reduced prices or cash o
10 rnmp' Orders from me country be rhfy ere
cutei a NE most strict attention paid n a retail
nes- and Prescriptions $50. GAYSOR.
- WOOD
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BINF0RD 4 NIMM0,
HAVE by late arrivals from BALTIMORE Philadelphia and
York. receyedtie Pan and Winter supply Of
5Ioplc on0 fnnrn Drp GOODS,

AMI pecy solicit examination m utn ~ those who with
purca-e either W5esllc retail Among their and
complete asormcht w be- found variety o new and beau
nfI striped shaded like striped and ftd JET and blue black
Silks stup. Ii,n Ini nuit' hrocnie CGsns entirely
beautiful article for lad e dresses blue bk Lu-tfe Braue
gori Tor ladies mourning hk and blue bin French nui
English BUuhalu. variety NJ cold ana BIZ MDushn de-
WORK and Dry Cpllr CIfs and Cap-. plain and
uensched Linen CauHnr i.f- hrge du cord and
white" orgDuUee handsome fancy i hiss and men< Gloves
md ..c variety ALSO. Augu.an French and English
Cloths Ca-sieres AMI Nrstng- Ihfuss Ssuart Kentucky
Jeans. n iuUrs Lawns u.lchrt nUl brown sr'rgs and
sh,engs op1 p,uttrs- white aui grey Plains Casg,ys Jeans
Forrest rlDi.-. PLAIN finsay- Ec. 81 20
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SPLbN DID STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
Il ATHROP, CHRISTIAN 81 co have received their entire
stock Of staple aud Fancy Dry Gois purchased
favorable bargains, Among them may
be fouui ~, following
Fine and sin.Thu- Cloths, an colours
Heavy Pilot and Beaver Cloths
Do Pans cnnied Diamond Doe-kin Ca s>imery g.at
bargains
Fine Wool Black assigiure
Fine hcrinp roiinst Silk and Satin vss,ngs
Lama Cloths FOR Cloikings
Dab. mixed. blue and black sa,inets au pres.
Glasgow Jeans, Gable Kerseys
Yorkshire kerseys Paid I.il-ey-
White scarlet and yellow Fluugls
Gauze and Welsh shrinking 80
Prints. variety. 10. H. in.r
Rich striped Mousscl.i - 81. SOC. Gua~
Dmbra Str.ed Chu-tus
Chameleon Bfoc1irs nik and cold llfaaa.
DO and wlirrei dU
Indiana Cloths. for Ci1lks mud Urr..rs
Rich kGrs Striped Silks DO Aruua 10 d.
Eci Gro dc Royal Do. III and hD" ,Ik striped DO
BIN Italian AMI Grl ic Rhirc
Hosiery. Gloves, Ribbons. Muslin Trimmings
h-hhnron Iacrs Gs and Iuu'.-. many Dsr d.sni
articles numerous % mention a nj winch c, be- had elsp
10 |oc %. LAiHKpF tiiHl-fIAS 4 90.
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Louisa RAILROAD.
Lines 10 ChnrtottcsNiil Stauuton, Lynchburg
and the virginia springs.


MONT TR.fELLLyG .iTOTDED-fSD GREiTyy IN
CREASED ENPEDITYOS
'HNHE Public are hereby informed. that on and
- anet the 1t July, the Fare
otcsNe viii tie - 50 sav Fare
burg ss From Junction stanton 81 From
lolicsyihc - 50.
sSc Passengers leaving Richmond Railroad ~
\. VI, reach the Junction n breakfast. and thence
proceed together with passengers a
uon from the North IonSt Rail
rIfSa don~vii and thence by
-A-~Se-ns Charlottesville 10y +. ". and Cookies
West by night Leave Cockc- neat morning BY daylight.
TIN Blue Rrlge and A.
The tuyandte line leaves II A Nj
Dale by night and leaving there
thc Warm Springs breakfast and Caaeans
ing the White Sulphur T. NJ icisburg by
on the III day - hours than the lyuchh1rg The
whole expense Is hess ani trip the dogs
Tile Natural Bridge Line Tuesdays
DAYS and Saturdays, the alternate DAYS
at III n NJ reaches Lexington BY night leave at
day light; and arrive the Natural Be breakfast. pas
until dinner Springs
night leave next morning sncr breakfast reach CaaRhan
ncr and the White sulphur Springs BY r NJ
TRAvNt gNrIRELV.
The roads splendid the teams md
coaches fine heretofore
These Lines tn Main
ference over all Others at asy Pstst
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MAIL LINE TO LYNCHBURG.
SDF'JyT SIDE JAMES, pIrrp

\" are running Lane OF Two IIorse Coaches "a,
w Powhatnn Court House. Cumberland Ious. ami
through to lynehhuE R- Days Of departure on, Richnoud
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at n'clock A NJ
Fare through To lyuchufr - enter their na,.
at the Columbian Hotel BoND, EDMUND 4 DAVENPORT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-10
HATS AND CAPS!
To tIsc Old Patrons and Friend. Of the Virgins
JOHN \. HARDWlCkE,

'IOtlN ' Ia a IL - ~ ithI.
N T. ~ & !. = ut TAILOR,
A. returned ium The North where be-
most splrnid assortment OF Goods. Of French
Manufacture offered tins market,
customers AMI To" public such terms VIII iacnn
J. a. has made arrangements ~ New Nod By which
BE- enabled % receive each French ant English monthly
~ such new aud irfahIr good uly De- ouoal of which
De- w "h'T good terms De purchased any similar
house 90. .!Is country
- I1ON s:ss. ~pnti"s nnd Eork>.-IOO shoyel.,
- sI1les and fork. received and for sae By
RICHARDS GARNER
Mslw 1ian street nearly opposite Messrs
Londons wilnghain and prcwry.
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FALL GOODS.
FOR THE LADlESmPRlME GOODS,

run LIE lME UUUDS.
AIDES beautiful thick and thin sole Slippers,
~ French -
Ladies superior thick sole French Morocco Walking Shoes mar
straps and French Tres
Ladies superior thick SHE Seal n Cali Buskns
DO tine Seal Lace strap Walking Shoes hound
with Leather fair stitched equal that ever was
ladies fine Calf Walking Shoes. with AMI heel.
DO superior quilted Bu-kns
do superior thick -ncl Half Cater.
Do do Cater Roots
DO OVersioes OF different Kinds aud qualities
DO white and black satin Slippers
LADIES' "I always tni great variety of all
We most ialonah" styles Of Shoes that IA rh
dcpha and elsewhere, will very low pric. shall
use bcsteaertor kecpthc largest best STOCK IN the city
SAM FL PJ'rNEY.
&C - Main u, door above Hubbard ,;arinrr A. Cos
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A LARGE STOCK.
NEW & FASHIONABLE FANCY a STABLE

AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
TROUCH. BROOKS " HUDSON have the
~ pleasure the entire stock OF Fail
and Winter Dry Goods comprising the largest complete
assortment they have had u Store French German
and An"uea Goo embracing the
and patterns to which they respectfully dealers
a. they determined and cheap
oto punctuai Dealers asany regular house Ngina The
ns list Will Be found leading articles which
they Will take pleasure exhibiting any person may
them N "A cal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-10
Dish Co,er-. Patent CoGfcc-Pof>, &c.

BROGU ES-BROGUES
sign Of The Biz Boot.
q THE subscriber " ould say to those wish.
sh-kt-s&snz To purchase SERVANTS sHoEs that nr HAS
%. NOW on HAND no. extensive ASSORTMENT or
BEST RICHMOND MADE EEOGrfs. together g,eat
Variety other kui, work which M WILL SILL
FOE CASH pnciI.l very
respectfully purchaser
rally. J. l.. WATKINS.
o. - wholesale and RraH Boo. AMI Shoe Dealer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-10
WOOLENS, COTTONS AND
LINEN

M ADsWORIH, TURNER & co. having received one OF
W TIE largest and most general Of WIN
Tor Dry Goods offered hrre portion
Ut their staple Goods the late EEr they are
AIly requested. au2I
& NAEFEIS RUGS Sc-We have Just large and
- handsome asomcn, ~ ussels Scotch
and American eArIeng stair and passage do Also Tued
Wilton Rugs plain and hgd floor cloth Balc oil Cloth Tables
which We oier good terms they city
nINFnRD A NINNO
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steady work at low wages.
Il EEN a co having mldr permanent agreement with
~ vsral first rate wofsrfn n Chr-tuHs
tsks tbs method of informing their that they can nov
Afford md will ell their Caiuq grea discount having just
received large Ut NJ supeffnr t1t' anil Ncsng
store, net doof William ieu Tailor Nau street Rrh-
fn1uf 5--lm KEEN 4 go.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-10
MISSES AND CHlLDREN'S SHOES.

ItSr hand manufacturers in Philadelphia
- large assortment of Misses aud Chdens SHOES
c Amonc,' them Fancy Cater Boots an
children Consisting %! the best
low. oc6 r. X WHITE CO. Market Butr-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25
WEDNESDAY MoRNENG, OCTOBER 25. ls43.

" Library for the People of Color has
been established AT No 6l Duane IN this con-
tans upwards Of Twelve Hundred volumes principally cen
trbued by the NewYor Philomahean and the Ladies LIZ,
eay Societies under the direction of which has been opened
during III. past year
AS the supply OF Books not sufficient TO the ncreas-
ing intellectual of the Colord People this method Is
adopted respectfully solicit the aid Of the friends OF then
improvement.
Specimens and Philosophical Apparatus may be sent TO th'
hb5ay Room No s Duane M which bo Is opsn sfs
authorized TO the friends Of the mental improve
en and solicit donations for the Library which Is entitled
the Nelr- York associate Library.
GEORGE T. DOWNING,
ALBRO LYONS,
aui eaw3mW&S JAMES NJ. CuNE SNl IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25
AMI saw3mWSS

| T G.. BOOTH Il CO. at the NeW-l ork CaSi
y Tailoring Establishment ii2 Fulton-stree near bsoao
way still continue take the lead in economy and eeg'Ac
the manufacture and style OF the vaIlouS garments oeioHs
ing TO gentlemans wardrobe.
This sueoritv they are enabled consequence
of the general adaptation of the cash principle b the pnoc
resulting from past experience that the credit system neceSsA
rly imposed heavy tax on the prom? paying cuaaoti u
supply the losses from that class OF the community "hc
must necessarily be excluded from this establishment by ao
herring strictly the cassystem enables u
nsh their with garments OF superior style and hn
| at very great reduction from credit prices.
Csntemen who contemplate rettng oraterng the arrange
ment of their wardrobe would do we'll give call oul
assortment Of the the CITY, as various
Is sne e ,sc of tb Choicest patterns o which
this establishment has become celebrated Strangers an
for themselves and test the above assertions by patron
lzns an exclusive cash house.
filling orders. J. c. BOOTH co. jTN lst
MEMS BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S CLOTH.
HANSTfEE III md &fEFN HG @a
%ND a. f"9 FIJI isf 5iffISt3 M
made the MOST rAsHoSABLE srfLE to which ne would we a
's o sseei5S'c rsee 5 AssE
n @ By s Pledges Sa i1 Himself i've
perfect satisfaction to all who may puchajhe en- IS: o,,.. ..
BGarments made TO order al me sho'ttSa IS'ice
and ,riM strict punctuahty: - sig tFlls
1HTM. r JENNINGS ~ co (, Drapers aud Tail
w 2sl Broadway American Hotel opposite the Foun
tain solicit attention assortment OF seasona6e goods
including Cloths. Casslmerss Vestngs &c in all the he"
and various styles
Under the assurance that the system Of small profits and
uick returns which has elected liberal patronage, VIII
be continued whilst arrangements such vii! enable
rs to I'LL al orlsrs in future with promptness
feature the eStab shnent which must commend 1t to
those requiring articles for Immediate use the addition 10
our stock Of Of frat quality ready made Gar
ments, consisting OF s1rtouts FrccEs Dress oats pana
looms Vests Office Coats, Travelling FIocks, Dressing
choice selection of Silk and Satin scarfs c !vats Hand
kerchefs Gloves Suspenders Hosiery Under vests Draw
eIs Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c., at prices which must otter
Inducements to purchasers JELo l-Ist-- ISL
DEADY siADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
II FROCKS CL0ANS Sc.-E1tra Beaver and Pilot
Cloth Over Goats, Winter trocks Sacks SC Also, extra
and medium qu ty Cloth Cloak for sale at 23 Broadway
nla ;srf ''o'e'' WM r. JENNINGS co
CENTLEl1EN'S CLOTHING CLEANED,
VI Renovated and Repaired reasonable terms and with
despatch. LEVEII, John ST, near broad"dy.
corcssb s26 mis
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25
MILLINERY GOODS,


HNHE subscriber would respectfully invite Ner-
chants and Mllners call aud examine his stock Of MI
ney Goods W Gone M 4"2 ,s Iam faRso rsa
ls snd d de.Gab eifs sS and VERY CHEAp lie believes
his be 9s efs c S the i @
Is buys aud sells for cash they cannot help HIM cheapest
cheaper than can be bought he is must be an
for TO call 5q5 1 b5s. H 1Pa a5
may Offer and in give them to his C cuStoneTsr
NewYork, September l2 1913. OLE Lmis
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No: Spruce-st,
w The subscribers invite the attention Of the public to
their splendid of Decorative Window Shade all
Shades painted to any pattern or szf
Itasn do Wild Vignettes French Scrolls Vgnee and Ro.
settle Centres Scrpura Views Fancy Sketches and Gohlc
e enos.p sn Banners and Desoaons done be
surpassed by any other esShmsn sDnoed with suv ouan
tS Southern j"d os TSiJ'" msy s'T BARroE' E'Ffb De SA6SY
CUPEKIOR OLD PORT WINE " BRANDY,
sThs subserEs offers for OH sale nd ys very Rsn5 Port
"d S ads II F1ss and a" se glass sa wood
s noet c o III @
sa isti IS Pine street. corner OF William.
Deal ESTATE AGENCY, No. IS and l6
II Douws Buildings Albany, \. Y-The undersigned Of.
fer e services the public as M AEen ger oT m n I
connected herewith in the public offices IN Albany such a
@ seoEng Of Deeds M Of 5axs az 1h
OF nonresident owners and the transaction oil business con-
nected with Real Property generally -, 49,. :,
Owners Of Farms and Western Lands Will ind foT tfe
register property they wish to dispose OF at THIS
office.
Property advertised in tie Albany papers at half the usual
Communications post pad will receive immediate etten-
olcui Pes' Mech and Fa{meIs TaG
Abany John E Ser Esq Uea Henry Yates nss, E,1:'
's: $40 3%is'" 3nis A. ELLISON L CO., Albany N Y
FRANCTS'S HIGHLY IMPROVED MANI
Z FOLD WRITER.-This article has now been before
the public but short time and has gained reputation be-
yond parallel with any thing known and the many thou
sand copies daily use poofo the high favor they ha ys
obtained 1t has entirely taken the precedence oil the Copne
Press and many of our merchan after paving r9m s %
Writer preference dnding them TO be neaeI and more e9 X
sizes the paper being PLAIN varying IN pFice rom
70 S. Business and merchants no study economy WI
peass all and examine the article and we Will guarantee hl'
II will itsefmoe than column OF advertising
Strangers visiting city cautioned against buying
rnerant yenders board steamboats, and al hotels sems
worthless article for few hlln.s al the expense o l's
10y L. FRANCIS, 16 Maiden lane,
~, ,f;s Junction Libsrtv-strsst
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25

kSiLous ADVENTURES; or, Remarkable In
bas pi courage, Perseverance and Suffering
.iss Just oeen ISSUED by the Harpers as No. CLIX
- eio aiiliiy Library. 1t cmbodes notices Of
so.e - es most wonderful instances of personal
daring and ingenuity recorded in history. exhibit
Gu IN escape nom lmmlnent danger and under
perllous circumstances, and is neatly printed.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25
STFAM REFINED CANDY.
no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DEEDS, BOBBINS AND SPO0LS OF every
II size and kind manufactured by the subscribers at the
Facrorv Naeawan Steel Reeds Of superior quality manu-
facfured FROM wire imported expressly for the pur2oe an
article. in the line furnished 10 manufacturers at snort
norice and Of superior quality. c.,,.
,,'. O.nets < = - " CARVER * FINE. o? 3m-
INDIA RUBBER SHOES.-The SUBSCRIBER is
now receiving his Fall supply Of n. Ru66e Shoes ,s ep~
msp being as general and complete De found IN n
market he supplied by the different manufacturers win
s stock lined Rubtzs The .n9ee
as o nain and figured Rubbers, MEMS and Women $,
.he supply is large and we'll ssasonT5 Sandal. ,npc
Sheet and Cloth Rabb h snSs nsa m hs
:; ;ut !, snneror manner and warrantsd -. Cotton
Also R4bbs Ca11s ooh HG5f Pows Ss ,hs
w. sc and ali other goods on hand 5Ha
aiaG1ulea 70 ai aidsn lane between Pearl and
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25

NIAGARA FALLS.
" LaJitr-idbittu'-ei semper iGbetltr."
When from the realms Of chaos dark
God chased the shades Of night,
And on creations mighty void
Poured floods Of living light;
Then DER the darkness Of the deep
The Almighty spirit stood,
Gave 10 the eternal hills their place.
Its bounds the unfathomed flood.
Long rolled that angry. sullsn wave
In its imprisoned bed,
In Erie's wild and watery waste,
By mighty torrents fed
Till bursting from its ramparts high
Niagaras current flowed,
And DER the mountain and the glen
Its fearful surges rode.
Through long.lost generations since
Thy ceaseless round hast run;
For generations vet to come
Thy race is but begun.
Roll on to thy deep ocean bed,
Thou wild, mysterious stream.
When ages yet unborn are passed
AS fades baseless dream.
Faint emblem Of eternity
Thy teaching sure is given
Topoiut the enraptured wonderer through
LIES narrow strait to heaven!
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25

II Two large barns, belonginp to M,;or 6.
Wilmington Dorcheste, Mass, lled with hay and Grain
were burnt about o'clock Saturday mornnssupposed
to have been set on FIRE,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25
FROM NINA.


How shall know thee in the better land,
,,n men 'hoa and from earth have passed away?
,,;n mere VIII thou be, that in thy shining hand
- > own n"S 'ess, as IT hath done to-dayl
CoulJ u nsr" ,a-%%s:', thoosMin that upper cline,
oui" pafunss enter twere no boIna f,r ,rei
70 heet-to meet-through all unena;na I'm.
wv "'fe 10 sereT-must Elysium be-,
no nov :, snail 6ud thee? a, wha, clorious sh,;.
MD W. .ap' sPit'tsweep the serapa's lyre?
How ,.e aSs ',ch voices that are all divine
-, ~ 'eii II thine have ioned the cbo;r7
A. nn, ,y tsssA'oa-ou the mo,be,, b..-,
Thoprb fro ones OF her frsborp ;rn,,,
Can,6s dei nei arms for long lonmf m
osf voice be OalisheGS from hr year. he part
On she would know the ne,., &C..
poae 'nougn each trace of the oilsfeh M lso''eh still,
In her deep heart there is nu,xe % 'ooK ne wore
s'0Uia meet her ear oncs mo-,
Will otthy spirit then, be know 0''e more!
Amid Ten thousand thousand seranbs - hn,e,, NE,
IhouSh not one feature that now cav s"''
Neiha'h' 10 soioe my yeaFning spirits sigh,'
Ay. by the sudden aud mysterious Thrill,
men qui'efs through me, as Thy melting s,r,;,
Falis IN sweet gushngs my spirit sill "
Still shall kaow thee III that land again,
But there is much of defective measure ia,,,...
espsession, anti-climax, and no little batbos IN
sasse volumes. Mr.. Stuart affects the amoror.
Aa good share of his verses, and he deals out his
'ap'ufes little warmer than we should consider
va %;i0les0ne for boarding schools. Then is no,
'as estravagant?
loved her ss loved myself, ay more,
-, i"ouid haze died to sape her single HAIR"
men for an ant-climax, take this:
WIZ, nsh all the love tina, had cherished long,
u, constant heart, seemed more than dou6iy strong
'iy not say it was fourth-proof?
aoos ~. Archibald Tucker Ritchie's perform
and good deal heavier than Mr.. stuart,s,
po,,s :, way less worthy of attention. It pur-
datsd s - = oe From the London Edition. and is
can ed Greenwich Dec. 1s42;, but that any one m
we deliberately republished it, expecting to
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25
GENITINE TEAS.
OLLN = ~ u L-1O,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

w HOLESaLE AMI NJ IAlL
nHE CANTON TEA COMPANY have just
completed very extensive for the approaching
AN tTad If these they have been emnently successful and
b;r well known superior judgement and ample have
bn most fully devoted TO the interests OF their patrons In
Jd heir entire regard TO the rights of their TOO
generally known to need coInmen the BY
tsred and unprncpled persons the contrary notwit
If,ndps Their Green and Black Teas whchha hitherto
obained the greatest notoret will now be found 70 uass
tia thai can be possibly sold for the price in the United slatrs
1aty qualities of Black Teas The unrivaled Howqua
mixture fresh and in great reflection An extensive assoI
IN lots OF any quantity. Proportionable varieties o other
1;7ens Genuine Java Coffee roasted daily All goods SUD-
nted 10 all parts of the country Terms cash pTlnc,Ia
,ors 2l New York. branches 3S Bleeckrr-
near Christopher, NewYok, and 6 Fulton.street
DSSsERyr-The original aud only warehouse in the United
State, for the sale of 1e only and genuine How9uas
Black Teas. % zm
WHITE, RED OR GREY HAIR changed to
w dark permanent black By the Moorish orr haif
Dr Sold at 81 bottle the OF the
can Eagle, V or ls9 IGs
I'm. Staesreet Boston; Ledger Buildings Phade
on Kine.stre Charleston, 5 4. OH III
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-25

Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail and for expectation,
Buildings No 273 Broadway corner Of Chambers street, New
York Sold also by a. B. D. Sands Druggists, Nos. 10 and
100 Fulton street David Sands Co.. No II East Broadway
co:ner Market and By Druggists generally through;
Price 81 hottie bottles S. u