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the testimony the cheer burial was a. before
given by other Witnessed
somers between New FORK and Maderiaf
Very good-on my part of duty had any fault TO
find Ailer that observed they growing rather still
and sury themselves. When the hands turned
mp IL my duty 10 the deck cleared Of them-very
hard work and had repeat orders frequently. II
after leaving Madeira this Standardization increased. After
the arrest and before the execution, getting WORSE
opinion. After the execution grew much better
To question BY the Judge Advocate, replied
he was examined before the council OF officers far
this; whether the brig in dangerous condition. and
that he the opinion that she in very dangerous
condition gave this opinion from the questions put
by Mr. Spencer from what Cromwell said and because
had asked for his glass and things and had asked
To take any further charge of them.
IL created suspicion in me also Small and Cron.
well talking together the birth deck, the night Mr.
Spencers arrest he being opinion that the brig could
not be taken by Mr. :. alone. suspected Cromwell and
Small to be implicated; they both seemed melancholy and
in bad spirits, If something laid ON their minds.
Was asked my opinion by the council Of officers whether
there danger of the brig being taken answered thought
there and the question whether the three prison.
executed the brig would be safe, said IL they
were put to death, thought she would.
After the prisoners ironed and the petty officers
armed, believes there still danger and that there were
persons at large who would rescue the prisoners.
BY Judge Advocate-lf. after the officers and petty o.
armed attempt had been made did he
them does he believe would have been successful
believe it would. There only the officer. of the
watch deck, excepting occasionally when others
there and the petty otcemghtbe ao when Others might
take the opportunity 10 rescue the prisoners.
II the OF the Somes unarmed and the officers
and petty officers OF the Somers armed, do think
the unarmed could have succeeded
do, because they the strongest. thought then
and think now.
Can YOU any who You think would have attempted
arcscue1
No. cannot name any but on the morning OF the 9th
Warner said me- when ashng his hammock that there
great work going / said there was, but
thought than necessary lie remarked that
the officer of the deck armed with pair OF pistols and
the officer OF the orecsste with he said what could
they do If made a rush them in the md-watch
Don't know whether he the disaiected part of the
the whole. told him thought thirteen OF four
of them would drop, all the officers armed
This is all the discourse had with hm-bu il excited my
suspicious and more.
Recoloct nothing touching this enquiry.
The direct examination here closed and left the Court
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-11

The House, is still engaged upon the Memorial Of Mar.
tin F. Brooke, prefeng charges against Judge Scott The
main difficulty is the mode of proceeding
The question: IN three days discussion has been
down TO single poin-and that Is whether the Committee
shall! be authorized examine testimony both sides or
only in support Of the charges OF the Memorial few
gentlemen have conended tat the duty of the House
to prefer articles OF impeachment, after simply Ascertain
ing that the charges in the memorial mpesch.
able character and made in good faith. This posi-
on however, is maintained, and the question:
before stated, is the Of the investigation
whether evidence support of the memorial only shall be
akenlor whether Judge Scott shall also be heard before
the Committee. The question is delicate one and as
upon ts decision depends the establishment OF precedent
for guidance all future cases. highly important tina,
it be calmly and deliberately considered. The OPT
Mon which have formed, from what have heard on
both Sides is identical with that Of Mr. Taliafero-
that both sides should be heard and the sound discretion
Of the Committee should determine how lar.
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Lieut.. Hunters Experiment.
Extract Of letter published in the Philadelphia Evening

WASHINGTON, January 4.
Lieut.. Hunters great experiment most successfully
tried yesterday, in our hnfbor The "Unon" had the
put upon her then for the first II the frst
trial Of the machinery. She went down Alexandra aud
back ia beautiful style She the of twelve miles
hour, or rather it proved that she would make
twelve miles hour with ease, after reducing the size OF
her paddles She is three masted ship Of thousand
She carnos four Pnxhan guns sixty-oights -
draws very little water The wheels under
hrcly and the machinery is exposed. The wheels
work horizontally At sea, whenever II may be
sary, she will her sails the expense Of fuel
Owing to the peculiar mode in which she propelled there
steam. She ieares no pake, and rarely a ripple
the surface Of the The whole ship, and out
cost less ihan Of the engines Of the Missouri She is
10 20 to sea immediately She will take a run 20 New
Orleans and up the Mississippi yer and also to Cuba.
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AUGUSTA MARKET.

FRtDAY EVENING, Jan. 6.
CofiOn-Thc market since report Of Wednesday
evening submitted 60 slight decline in prices and heavy
business has been done We still continue quotations.
"a cents as extremes Of the markct-prncipal sales
81 10 81 cts
Egehange,-Tho exchange and money market - with
change since report Of Wednesday. Central Bank
bills continue at375 40 per cent discount
State BoHds.-The interest the State Bonds due ON
the ls instant paid which has depressed them,
and we hear Of no transactions
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WhIr IrcIlnr In IrrhrrIrL.

The Wing d is county assombIod n IN, Court Ionse
on Monday the % inst a. appoint delegates the State Con
Venuon 10 BE- held In Richmond the 22d Of February.
The Getting having been called toorderon motion, d..
RonEsr 7. BALDwis appointed Chairman. and r. ~
GAtLAHER, Secretary.
Robert Y. Conrad, Esq explained that tho object 9th
Convention was % keep up the organization II the Wing
party IN Tins state and other purposes Of interest the
Wing cause. Mr. &. truly remarked that although the
sweet fruits Of $50 had by misfortune been thrown from
their lips yet the Wings oi Virginia have reason % de-
pond, victory may yet crown their efforts.
motion was Thea made appoint twelve delegates ~
represent Frederick County in the Convention on The I'D
Of February whereupon he following gentlemen were
chosen. X. w Barton r. Y. Conrad, d.. a. $. Baldwin,
James MarshaI, ir Il. ~. Gaaber Dr. Joseph g. Gray,
y. w. Jefferson, James Chipey, Walker VI. flite VI.
$. Bovet Jas Gather VIM. s. Jones' IT..
The chairman was added 10 the deeRates 4 motion
made that these proceedings be published IN the
Winchester Republican, after which the meeting sdlourned
X. T.. BALDWIN. Chairman.
v. w. GALLaHER, Secretary.
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Small Nofe BilI

The Small Note Bill taken up in the Senate yes
terday. motion for indefinite posponoment was deba-
ted until adjournment Some sparring took place between
Mr. Bculdn and Col MMullen. The Col. was in favour
OF deierrng vee untithe Senate fu-a proposition
which dspleased Mr.. Bonldin, and provoked him say
that he did take counsel of the Senator from Scott
The Senate ough, by all means to reject the bill, and
compel the Banks another upon the people
particularly there great redundancy of money in
the country!
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CARDIFF DRY GOOds Dealers and Others
This "Wednesday Morning shall en
Dry Coodpan n dealers eockwcn assorted and @
10 suit purehaseD. Sale positive To Close invoice.
ali INLoEs 4 BROTHER, AueI'.
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Presiden, 81 the Hank 81 virginia.

The Deed done. The blow Of Persecution has been
struck. Had d. BfockenbrOugh been removed ~ the
Summer u 1870 after the defalcauon q the First
Teller occurred when li the crcumaances were fresh
regarded with moe complacencyj but now after he hes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-11

The BaRk Of TuRima and hs Richmond enquirer.
The Enquirer u yesterday contains te following com.
fneniafy upon The scuon n the stockholders o the Bank
Of Virginia Monday, which transfer Al length into
columns for fhe purpose 81 saying word upon 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-11

Auauess's Btrds - America, - received. n No 20
seve which coistes Ne sth subnbsf. win pleas
e.h D. sach nusuiers a. thsy have received al
az 0ratsrte Postpsned.--Ths oTstoro q Richmond
essfsa ho.c sotey postponed 70 Fnday, ueh) pas
7odost bl
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one o'clock the House proceeded 70 the order Of the
asy being The Bill 10 repeal the Bankrupt Act.
Mr. GORDON, 81 New York, addressed the House in
iaV ~ he Repeal and then great length with the
party opes which constitute the great staple Of the present
dscussions He took strong ground against Mr. iryrrR
and especially against Mr. WEEsrrR and Mr. Syyy,rn-
said inc Democracy never would 60 for them a. LEADER and
replied % the remarks q his Loco POGO coilc Nj
bowNf,) yesterday who seemed rather favorable JJ
towards the President and the Guard and indeed srJ
his readiness 10 embrace oil Fodorat. however od -
they would ronounce their errors Mr. GoEr,v difre,i
from HE colleague this point and spoke 90 severely rd
scahingy twice, that after he sat down sld,gb
Mr. MckEoN Obtained the floor he was induced 10 Weld 4,
b. Mt B0wU. 10 enable him 10 defend himself
Mr.. BOVINE rdiculod the idea Of his coIlesrue rood
ing him Of the party because he had spoken kindly al
Old fedsrasi-, and disposed be friendly with the
Administration. Re retofed with great severity upon Mr.
GoRBoS charging him with having intrigued for whg vote.
with having offered himself 10 the wings II his district "a
BE- their candidate, &c.
The dialogue becsme personal and u related only
he comparative de1ers Of two New York Loco Focos
esuaed By each other, became rather dull aud rcsome
When they finished,
NJ. MekEON commenced q speech sso party topics
add be had not proceeded Ear when be gave way Tor
non % adjourn. We took care declare the outss
hat ne Administration BY entitled 10 tlu
ssppor q he Democracy.
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na.. os'", =" H. moved the following resolution
That the proceedings OF the Iewsburc C,,, .n,;nn 49,
ing the passage OF Law the sense of the penn,
upon the popney OF calling Convention 10 amend or s,c,
uons the subject and the COMMUNICATED Of h
Governor be referred to Select Committee to be compo..
cd OF members taken from the four grand division, of the
State. ~ W uo
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

Trsss OF suscRirrtoSo City par year
AMI "f shorter pSrot when By mail sorsyabe in
all cases. in advance.
AoVrsrssafor ~Iaarc heen lof l~A one inr
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every succeeding Insertion. -
Transient advertisers pay in advance.
The number Of Insertions Of VcI nu,tb noted on the
Ms OF they viii Re need uni; orcrc stopped and chang
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Annual Advertisers charged $50 squares
proportion oT advertisements Of length
rIuas except AaetioHver ami Lo,y charged
500, paper nelplcdJ
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GARDEN SEED.
GAIN0R & LIELL,

AVE just received a fresh supply of Garden
4 n Sse fEoHte Nouhao different nd Of Garden
sec grown IN this ae. all of which they recommend a. fresh
and genuine.
AE1iCHOKE-Grccn Globe.
ASPARAGUS-GGlnt Dutch.
BJNCh BEANS-Broad NndsoT M0haWk I.arly Dwarf
Mohawk Extra Early Weeks Fairy Yellow ~ Weeks LONG
Pod Marrow Dwarf Rel sPecked French Royal Dwarf White
Kidney.
POLE REiNs-Iiorieural Large White Lima Scarlet
Runners, White Dutch Runnrrs
BEEf-EaTy Blood Turnp Early Yellow French Sugar Long
Blood, hangel Nurzel.
BkDJtOIl-L.lurr Purple Cane
CABBAGF-Baiersea' Cromwell Drumhead, Early BuToeks
Heart Dwarf Green Savoy, Early Sugar Loaf Early York Fiat
Bunswek Green CURED Savoy Large Sugar Loaf
Rel Picking
CARROr-I.ong Omn-r.
CAULlFLoWER-EarIy and Late Dutch
Ct'RN-Smitis Extra Fairy
cCcuMBER-Eary Frame Early Green Cluster Long Green
Turkey. e $500
zoe PLANT-PurpIe
E.plVE-Gr-rn Curled.
kAiE-t'fecn Culird Scotch
LEtft CEBrown Dutch Early Drumtead Ear se,i, Green
Cos~, lee, Large White I..af
MELLOSictoini Water Ctron Large Mn ,k ar Yellow
Nutmeg
NAsrURTUM
OkRA-l.on- and Short.
ONloN-Siycr skin Yellow skin.
PARSLEY-Curl,d and Single.
PAkSNlP-EuTa Large. Larse Dutch
fEAs-Bluc Imperial Dwarf Mauowfi Dwarf Green Marrow
lat Larry Frame Eafly Bishops Dwarf Eariy Sinclair or
WaShington i,asly Warwick, Mamrstat.
RADlsIi-Rllck Spanish Tuip Long Scarlet White r
nip, yellow Turnp
SATISFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER.
sflNAGE-Pnckiy or Fall Round Leave,l or Summer
soCAsli-Eary White Bus Isry yellow Bush Winter Crook
neck. Yellow Striped ~
TOMATO-Largc Red.
TURNP-Eary White Fairy Yellow Ditch Farly arjen
stone EaT White stone Red Top Iua Bsga Flat Winter
81
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GARDEN SEED
WARRANTED FRESU AND GENUINE.
Wholesale and Retail, by
WILL | a VI PALMER.
"A RTlCHOk E-Grccu Glo5
IA

RIItHOk F. .rrcn l,Ioho
IN ASfARAGt .s--f.l,nt ,,r pp,rb
BUNCH BEANs-F.riy Mol,,k A, ,.no,, 4 ,..L l., ,,..
eye. DO hall moon. w. Rsei.,,I an i,i NJ ~ "
POLE BEANs-Iirrc Linn, s,,u ~ -,,t., ,,,,,.. t,,s,
case knife, rel cranberry French soso,
btT-Eihy Blood Tufnp Long Blood Manscl wurtzen
ana ,Slow inenrh S1saf
~. I -."y hntN iAfy sislloaf do Battef-ee large
Green cn,Ss ,.,, "a upt -ss bs'sen DfHnhead savoy
CARRoT-r-csI, Inn -, o. o. .,,.,
CREss-futl.s q, per.,, . '''".' ''"e'"snam
cArLfFLowER-Esfiy ami Late
CElEnx1whle and Red
coESg,,,v s, t ,y 'a'ne' barry oiu-'ef' "hfE'n
ESDlvE@s:g'r sOs ,s,, led iu'''''a
IGG Plant
esn Siberian Green eurled Scotch Ea9e Cole
:, ',..n~L.afse seoteh
btIIu'E-Whte Head. Ice, Taly euhcd slesa White and
gree. sn ,o,s' brown Dutch
, "huN-,.fssn Cnroh Nutmeg Pine Apple
hh MiLoN
,,,.Sr,ni ~
0Sinx 81 m n ano siaek
oNIoN-slverskn, Early Yellow Red Annual
n IN,
Nc extra early Early Nsy. do Frame, do Cbari-
'. ~. f@ifiy " arwiek' Bishops Dwarf
p $500 BEL Long Yellow Squash Cherry, Cayenne
m-i.ise nneh. Long French
rnhshhi-f euTlod
N ,SttNai -fot IafS
a. Ws,,, sea, Long salmon Scarlet TurniP, Yellow
!, a, s'r,. - -, -, sIahlsh
sn,& -, OF 'h"blhbLE OYSTER
soIrhsII ri, NJ, ,,..,
.rr,s1r i'g Disi" " hle Irookneek- Yellow Do
Tt-RNtp ,tT.,t 49, ~,
FioWs, ~. 80 - ~ u'n' Large No''ou Rnta Basa
Pc, ,nd So, - IS,
.us Re .
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REMOVED

y bNANNAN & cos Old Dominion Clo,hiny s,o. -,
lae OF the street and facing the FrankiD IT., SI'
- '-NiN- III house nom Governor
- =, -"'''-ec tl- opportunity uethod
20 use Citizens Of Richmond its veinirv 40 ~, 80
m Keep on hand Clothing Of all Nina ana - a'
ri,. - dt approaching seasons which ~, MI IN :,
So rees FOR cash We respectfully invite All 10 IN 5 - Al
- be- -, "hetnef they want the goods or not an -
De money e'nded sAn good, warranted * returned and
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ADItS glmeastic OycrShoss. d. ratcr. Ini.,
Rubber do beautiful Sandals ys sric.e also Ladies
ueu au o'uni guHcae Shoes large snd general ASSORTMENT
Of ihe above for -alc veD low. by sAAiL Pt-TNEY.
tcl one door alrvc n l,t.I, 4 q,
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r.. N. HUI DIS ON.

4. pt NGisT,
OHee on Main Street. Square Adore the BaHk.
reHo all OPERATIONS IN the Teeth for their beauty pre-,a
ton and in-c c ecs Kind OF ineofrup,be Teeth suplv AZ In
fd sta on NJ most approved plans Refer Reyd Dr. r
met Rcvd D EmPic, Hubbard Gardner Hon n q R,L,t
d. chnmbcrlync Dr. H. q. Csbcu George Watson NJ n
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MUSIC! MUSICm MUSIC.!.
JUST RECEIVED BY
SMITH, DRINkER & MORRIS.


IlkIhER supply Of New Fashionable MUSIC for The
- fano FORTE few u which be
The Rose Queen visneite
Roses ran do Do. by Horn
No wreath u faue twips for you
Daylight % on the sea. by A. Lee
An
You bad me by C. Warren
Non Je nc yalsc Pas ChansonDste
Come with Thy the fountain due,t bv 1 p,n.h
Ny happy village hone. Pearson
''" ne 'hnreh that Christ hath Rev c. Chambers
do not FORGET me- when die for piano and guitar
highland Nora words by Mrs Crawford auor.S Of K,.hae.
AaNoreen he &c music G. FL Horn
az, y, near =, Is sad for Araby. by do DO
Sweet
Oh no havs A.
me seasons new song by r. I.aheIa ing
"a o1er Thee THIS hand OF m L. ChaduteL
" sf'ad Ike to marry. comic seng BY J. Crave,
ONE cone away -ocill nv Z H,cs.o.
! on know 4 comic song by 4. Moore
Zefednca ser-Hads. BY Flora
sNeep not Ter tle tomb Of by z
a. fHhrf BOY - song a solo duet by w Tho,,r.on
ANNA Dell Opera Dir Cavantnes Italep-.s 10, ,hs s. "a
page popular '+6Ne'e uu~
a ganop, by G. Bie-sner - ~ N''ui'' a''ahse1
FANTASIA for the piano forte founded on the %, Pa
by Watson ~ '"' ''h>eehee OF "a
Overture 10 the Ethiopian Opera Rome Squash p.vo.o or
lie Nieeeria- BY T. Conner very popular
sou'enlrs de Belmont by Les D. D'ou,reuer
Inc eeeor1ied Evergreen Gallop by J. abin;zky
ioseher with about twenty hundred niece. NJ ~. 49,, -
puar anf fashionable variations walzrs ,,rrh
an the new publications. By The celebrated ror,-.
-a aiIsr they appear from press ANY Mu.ir ro, 4,
q procured attie shortest and on the mo-. -,.on
------s - . SMITH. DRINEER A
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street on uie night II The hfc N" house Of J. r. r
son TWO boxes sinse lf aud half toae- Of wlv
VI oosey Surar hall b1Ae- of Eov Tobacco three hoe. ~
hafn-- Co.'S Ate- beg q Indigo arr tor ANY
Dc - pNpptst, =
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LAMBAUGH'S COMPOSITION.

Wits VAi'NIstiEs' ife-li Fupply. forsale BY
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MPROlED YElSr PnMnERS.

Tor raising BuctrLcof Cake, 4IuGHs Sc.
tOWBiNiNC economy cnnvcurn,. having been ud with
- Ffrat satcton h fsnurs u Richmond recommend
article with confidence. We prepared large 1uanft,
fresh. md properly ahe1ci with Diprtrtrvs yor rsr
Thee Powders admirable substitute making
M kinds Of Baer Cakes anil have tr advantage that article
rendering hc halter prrtcy hight and rldy baking s BOO
slant ftry mixed Eucswlf1t and other Wsu made
with tce Powders les likely disagree with The stomach
hin those made with yeast ani ~ cgushut few minutes
prcra Tor making me possibility Of having them sour en-
ufeiy avoided.
BEEcovsPut contents Ola white md eouri p7rcr into
sepcnte vessels md and hh gs each MN
three quarts Of batter hue thicker
qud boz Whichthe powders dy Ont when ready baking
Hr reNone of hc doivcd rov a the other ani
wen ini commruee baking immediately Bpf further agitation
H1f ~ each powder Cor or .. pus of batter Prepared
ale by BOLTON 4 HARRISON
Corner Manau Governor streets below the Eagle ruins
nh 10
- IrrEH's KEY 80 FfsE ACCOWBION-in
~ y which T. explained tho lf method performing on lint
bes iuu ant simple Instrument by Tirurcs anu 10
hc Notes which correspond KEYS figures htn psc.d
directly under AMI over The notes easy aud sngc
that even Children well uda who h-uc can play
Immediately without any further Instructions than thc 81.
rccions ths book Flh edition with Improvement ant
additions rhcc socfs. Recciy-iW
mil A. r. LYONS
NOvER-sEEDSo bushes pdm Clover sccd anius tbs day
- for sale, nh }. \ Q. WINSTON,
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GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE
FOB SALE BY
ROB'T r. DUVAI,.


bank Square, Richmond. Tirsia,s
a sPARNGJS- slant Drtch
= bt. NNs-larsc and snail Linn snlls e.
bEEI-Lonr Blood Parry Blood Turnip French White lyY
....,. Mqpgcl MguleL s'
CABBAGE-Eirly lors. Large York Fairy t,rurn..,--.
sea f-'fy SugIrioaL Large Drlmhead Cromveus 10 Red
Dutch or f'ng Green Curisj savoy. Psnton Lem Se
CABkuT-L0ng Orange
CAJLtFLoWER-EaIy and Late
CELERY--Whte Solid
CUCJMBER-Flfiy Frame Long Green
EGG PLANT
KAIE-Scoteh sea Eale
LETTCcE-Maita lee Brown Dutch Cabbage. Par. CO..
MELON-Nutmeg. Curnu. &c.
WATER NELuN-Finer knl.
NASTJRTIUM
ONtpN-f.iry Silver Skinned Iar-e Req
rNRSLEN-Cmed
FNRsNtP-tar~r sucIunF
iEA3-tary Monumental Eary Cromwell T.r. Charlton r,y
Frame Dwarf Blue P5ussan. Dwarf Nauouht
kAnlSH-lou- Scarlet lump
RiI BARB-Red frr raus
SNt.sfTY-of Nt-,flh,. oyster
SPINACH
sQJAsH-Fary Bush
ToMArO-tarec Red
IJRNIP-Earg Pat Dutch Reir'r Lsrrs norfolk Rus Bazl
Also,
\ general assortment Or Flower seed
BJLBOJs ROOTS
pprBLE DAHiIAs
ONION SITS. Sc Sc. c1
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tLOVER-sEEDsob bushels pdm Clover scci Inning ,his day
- for sale nh J. A. Q. WINSTON,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-12-09
Medical Books.

BLUNDELL'S Midwifery, Granville on Coun-
ter irritation. Mayo's Outlines of Pathology. Ar
motifs Elements of Physics. Hall on the Nerves,
Billings First Principles of Medicine. Bells In
stitutes of Surgery. Brodie on the Urinal Organs.
Ricord on Venerea Diseases, Larray's Surgical
Memoirs, Prichard on Insanity, Devices System
of Midwifery, Devices Females, Eberlee on
Children, Pharmacopeia of the United States,
Dunglison's Therapeutics, Lawrence on Ruptures,
Jahr's Pharmacopeia, Maurv's Dental Surgery,
Wilson's Human Anatomy, Beck's Murray, Coop
er's Surgery, James Burns, Hooper's Medical
Dictionary, Teal on Neuralgia Diseases. Hall on
the loss of Blood, Physicians Case Book. Just re-
ceived and for sale by E. HART,
Buonvie Book. store Corner of Main and Morgan
streets. [June 18th, 1S43.
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PERFUMERY AND COMBS.

lust received at the Boonvie Book store extra
~ fine Paris Almond soap for purifying the
complexion, do. do. Patey's floating 90. do. do
Pegean's genuine palm do, do do. do. do. rose
do, also great variety of fancy soaps and shaw
ing creams Rowla nd's genuine Macassar oil,
do. imitation do, oil antique, Patey's genuine
rior article forth, growth and improvement Of
the hair, Patey's cold cream. 6ne pearl tooth and
toilet powders, French Pomatum, extra ,ts for the
handkerchief in beautiful fancy bottles, fine Law
ander and Florida waters, 10 different kinds Of
Cologne in various sized bottles. Hair, teeth
and shaving brushes, fine shell and imitation she'll
tuck combs, with side combs, also redding and
fine combs. with many other superior articles for
the toilet which will be sold extremely cheab by
E. HART.
Pnopv;lla
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New Store
AND NEW GOODS.

'uVHE subscribers grateful for the liberal patro.
II mage heretofore bestowed upon them at their
old stand, respectfully beg leave to return their
sincere thanks TO all the Ladies' and Gentle
men Of Boonville and it's vicinity aud to solicit
continuance Of the same at their new stand, (cor-
ner of Nam and Spring sts., near the Post Oice,)
where they will keep larger stock Of fancy and
staple
DRY GOODS
than formerly, we'll selected by their agent in New
York located for that purpose, and from the many
advantages we possess in purchasing large lots
and from the large amount Of sales, we shall be
enabled to offer greater Bargains than any house
in the western country, all weask is to give US
4 call, do not forget to look at the sign ofthe
NEW YORK STORE"
and you will be sure 10 save money by buying
goods at the NEW YORK STORE" Our
new stock Of goods has now commenced arriving
and will continue to arrive so as to supply our
customers with fresh and fashionable articles a,
the "NEw YORK STORE"
J.GOODELL g. Co.
BoOnville, September 23d, ls43. 2s-6m