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H0YT Il cos NEW OFFICE,
UEDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL. Rie,no.l

SIO,OOOi
Alexandra Lottery, Class A, for lS43 to be drawn at
Alexandria, ID. c. Saturday the 9th of September 49,
]! drawn ballots. Splendid Schemc S40O OO 10 900.
$780, 1855, 22OO 1000, 1900, lsUO, 100 1000 10 Of
lOOO 10 OF 500, 10 OF 300, sc. Tickets SO halves s.
quarters 80. Certificates OF packages of 90 whole tick
cts Sl3O-sharos in proportion.
100000 Capital
Alexandria Lottery, Class No Is Tor s43-to be drawn
AZ AleN1ndra, ID. C., Saturday the 18th of September
1913 Prizes: $4,000 lO,ODJ. 5000 1867 d prizes Of
1900, 100 of 1000, 40 Of 800, &c &C. Tickets $40;
halves =; quarters 50. Certificates Of packages OF &c
whole tickets Sl3J-shares in proportion
100000
Alexandria Lottery, Class so for IS43-,o he drawn n
Alexandria, ID. c. Saturday the Both OF September ls43
IL drawn numbers. Grand Capitals-S3jGOO 10000.
3OIO, $500, 5000, $500, 1895. prizes OF 1900 30 of
>; quarters 80. Certificates OF packages Of % whole
tickets Sl3O-shares in proportion
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FIR ESH!
DOMAIN, DUNN & co.

DOMAIN, DUNN g. CO.,
HANE received by the Richard Anderson and
n ark Away, from England Fan supply Hardware and
Cutey-Aso by recent arrivals from the Northern Cities fun
of American Hardware. our stock larger cheap
before been able offer
make hc present prices goods compare
voraby with those Of any other house whatever.
We and dealers generally
stock before purchasing, pegng ourselves 20 sell prices that
give satisfaction 7-diw&c1w
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HENRY l.. BROOKE. tt
PHILIP HARRISON. Comm'rs-
BY DunIop, ssoncure a Co.
'OIfR LOTS AMI HOUSES IN S,vnNr

Ar Auction.
-Four desirable Lots in the sydney adjoining City
Rchnoni which with buildings
ana Well 81 good water &c divided
TWO acres each and ur lease To good tenants h. property
situated ~ The most improving Of city West end
The ground productive and dairy paros
We Will sell the by auction on the 2O,h Of SEPTEMBER
NJ O'clock "a iIr afternoon. privately
lie te c MAJ be known by applying proprietor
sc ids DUNLOP. MONCURE L co Aucts
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Kichmo nd.
Nigh not,, III, day at o'clock p. "

Nigh nefsr ia, day al o'clock ?. "
ARRIVED,
Schr. Martin Van Buren,, Jones, from below wheat to
IIoNal Il Co.
Schr. Eagle, Brown, from below, wheat, to Haxa & Co.
Bng ShcTcr, Keller, below, from Thomaston, with lime
TO Jas Fisher Il Son
SAILED,
SchT Richmond Chester, New York, flour and tobacco
Sehr CaIharnc Martha, Adams, Norfolk, Goa and flour
Nrw YoRK, septr Arrived shr Senator Hart, I'm Richmond
coal
Sailed Bark jduna, Swedish James River.
Brig Coun;hiln. Richmond
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by the LiemchdRi GOreTROr of Virginia
Al ROCLAN ATE0N!

PROCLANlA
~ hEREAS, 1t has been represented TO the
Executive that FLETCHER IEi2A TEs, charged with
murder hascseapcd from the IaiI Of IIenro County and
going ut large
Therefore John NJ Patton Virginia
ting IN 'e absence OF the Governor from the OF Government
10 hereby offer a Hundred Dollars IN any
person persons who will apprehend the said Fugitive and deliver
hun into the jail OF henreo County and require all officers civil
and military and request tine people Of the Comn1nvc generally
to USE every e1erton that he be arrested
law directs
I~ my and under the lesser seal Of the
sE,L commonwealth Richmond this 9Th day September
- >iny year ls43
FLETCHER HEATH inches high and about
- years large black hskers and black
hoio. speaks -ammr Down
suspicious scar on the palm 81 his lea land
with Intan guniovdc5. When escaped.
Kentucky Jeans Frock blue and white anaoou and
SHOES
Fairbanks Platform Eslinuccs.
PENIIE subscribers are the Agents for the above
u celebrated make OF PLATFORM SCALES. at Fae-
tory prices. THO2AS & CHARLES ELLIS.
te s-toIm
TENAMARINDS.-Just received fresh supply
n Of good TAMARINDs, for sale low sign "iei
Mortar" below the Old Market. JOHN j. CRAWFORD.
SOLE LEATHER, COFFEE &c.-slO sides consisting Of al
~ grades, from poor damaged good stamp light weights
e32 bags Havana Green Coffee.
$50 What bags-Rceeyug and for sale low for ca. to
puncinai customers. uea wM. ANDERSON IT.
HARDWOOD n BEALE,
(srccrssoRs TO :. I. ANS & Coz
OFFER FOR SALE
SOUU 200 lbs ST. Indigo g',,' warranted good
lbs Alum
1000 ehprcd and ground Logwood Camwood Redwood
400 Extract I.oswood
1000 EPSON salts
Blue stone Spanish Whiting, Spanish Brown Venetian
Red Chrome Green Chrome Yellow and
600 kegs Lewis White Lead, ground in oil
$500 lbs Lewis Dry White Lead, &c,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-09

DUCATlON.-Mcssrs. SMEAD Il LEFEB
- VRE VIII open English Classical school ON
Monday, the 2isi Of August for Eve
The regular session viii Monday
bcr Autc usual branches Of acljcmsl
taught hr following English studies So per Ma
thcmacs $40 Latin Grammar ami Lessons $40. Classical Latin
Authors and Greek $50 French SIS.
y. H-spccai attention viii De gwen to writing.
au 5-deotw E2awU
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VENAMARlNDS.-Just received fresh supply
Il Of good TAMARINDs, for sign Rel
Mortar" Old Market JOHN J. CIR AWFORD.
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AT AUcrtON
100 handsome EiuiiGing Lots near The vc.,
end of the city.
hN FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the 9th dav of
October upon premises commencing AZ u O'Clock
VIII be sold about LOG handsome Building town If Sid
adjacent City The.e lot are most Ice, u
luy located being IN tic noghbouhood OF adjoining VIM
Lpseomb Chlnhc ~ Bullock oher- and
the West end "f the City which improving The
feet.
IhMS-'heiih OF the purchase money cash the balance
IN Tour equal n-tancnis az g. L. - % bearing
eiin hc day OF sale Negotiable and deeds will
be required 90 secure the deferred payments.
Bi REQUEST OF THE PROPRIETOR.
Iy The gentleman who has his
Of Sidney belonging Gen Iiarve VIII by
leaving the same at Ia. house with Wellington Goddn
l-eod.
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Huggy Maggo" aud Hnrness

IA F''AI'iN'VtII1 NVN'-TVNI W HHHUW
N one horse made by she first
OF hight handsome Harness match will be-
low Apply at John Carriers Stables back
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fairbaiaiN's Platform EslinucC>.
THNHE subscribers are the Agents for tie above
u celebrated make PLATFORM SCALES and at Fac
tory prices THOsiAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
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SOLE LEATHER, COFFEE, Sc-s1O sides consisting of al
~ grades from poor damaged up good stamp light weights
232 bags Havana Green Coffee
$50 Wheat bags-Rceevng and for sale low for
punctnal - WIN. ANDERSON. Jr
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- HONEs white HAVANA Sugar-Jua received
u ~ and i0r sale by .au sJl Join a. GORDON,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03
Anniversaries, May, 1s43.

Sunday, May7.
Presbyterian Board OF Foreign Mssions-Dr. McEl-
roy q Church. Grand street, 73P.M
New York Bible society-Broadway Tabernacle,
7Ar.M
Monday Sh.
American Seamens Friend straightforward,
1rM
Tuesday, Oh.
American Anti Slavery Straightforward, 10 A. NJ.
New York and American Sunday School Union
Children ill assemble at Castle Garden and Broadway
Tabernacle at p, n. Public exercises. Tabernacle,
~ n.
Foreiga Evsnge ical Society.
American and Foreign Anti.Slavery Society.
Wednesday, 10Th.
American Tract Society Tabernacle, 10 AM
American Home Missionary Society Tabernacle,
7at.M.
N. Y. Colonization Society--Middle Dutch Church,
73r.M.
Thursday, I'm.
American Bible Sociey-Tabernaclc, 10A.M
Exhibition OF the Pupils of the New York Institution
for the instruction Of the Deaf and DumbTabernacle,
r..
American Temperance Union-T abernacle, III I'm.
American Philo Italian Society
Friday, l2h.
A. B. C. +. M.-Tabernace, 10 Am.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

90 Any person that has a shilling to spend and an
hour to spare could not lay out the one or employ the
other sdvantageousy than by visiting Peales New
York Museum. There is signor Blitz, magician plate
dancer and ventrioqust Jenkins the unrivaled tenor
singer inimablc comic deneator aud best banjo player
in the country Master Rather the Ethiopian dancer,
who universally allowed by common consent TO sur
pass all other compeorshe is the greatest dancer in
his line America eevr produced also the charming dan
isu Miss Groves whose beauty very favorable
impression among the audience surely these
tons enough for one shilling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

News FROM TEXAS DIRECr.-It was announced
last evening, that Texan man. of.war was below
1t was so reported by pilot and if the report prove
true, we may receive some important intelligence
some time to-day.
1t is not little singular that Texan vessel Of
war should make her appearance so lar north just
when she is most particularly wanted at home, aid
this makes us the more curious to know what has
sert her TO this port.
We are led to doubt, however, the truth OF the
report Of her being below, Tor the reason that the
Texan feet did not leave New Orleans till the 22d
ult, and were to touch at Galveston before going
any where else.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

Inc rhlladeIhia and Baltimore Railroad Compa-
ny are about to permit freight cars to be placed on
nelI loao Dy INDIVIDUALS charging therefor toll
oithe country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03
LATEsTIsOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

LII EDi ~ 49, III1 " I'll III, NGWo'
dence Charleston Packet, Ctowell do; Mnoket. Fierce
Matahzas.
BALrIncRE, Nav I-Arr Albert. (Brem) Kockrethsr Bre
men; Gunare Gbson, Rio Janeiro Sid Copeland, Baker,
Eliza Saco; st Leon. Bangor
ALEXANDRIA, April 20-Sld Amelia, Portsmouth, Susan,
Eastport.
eHMoSp. April 3eIAn pyasia and Pamco. Boston;
ArALAcHcoLA Apnl 2l-Au Florida. Crocker, New York.
Cid kothschild Fell Liverpoo Rival Hsckley, Boston.
General Record.
scHR DELAWARE Stokey, of VIENNA from st Marks for
NYork with cotton wrecked about miles SW of Beau.
fort bar 18th ult. Cargo all saved in damaged state,
with the sold the 26h, for the benefit OF all
cerned.
Sem DAVID ATKINS Dyer of Provnc.own, from Norfolk
for NfoTk with ashore Absecom beach night
Of Eel u Vessel los-crew saved Same time fore 1,nd
ait ch loaded ashore Bamegat shoals
saved.
spoken.
Jasps. Shepard Bahia for NYok April 4 lat N, Ion 30
New York. from Salem for the southwark ESQ eported) 18th
April, lat 81 Ion 60 10-by the Gulnare.
Hacyon Wilmington, NC. for Antigua, April 49, lat 81 &c.
Ion SO Shy the 0unare
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03
Herald Literary Depot

All the new and cheap literary publications. of the day
for SALE wholesale and retail the HERALD Orrrcr
northwest corner Of Nassau and Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

NAvAL-The United States brig Oregon and
steamer Poinsett, were at Tampa, Florida, about
the Goth ut. actively engaged in surveying. Off
GERS and crews of both vessels all well 1t was ex-
pected that they would finish surveying within two
the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

BATTLE AT MoNrEvIDEo On the 9th of March,
heavy cannonading was heard at Montevideo by
Captain Lewis, OF the Orleans, at Baltimore. He
passed that port that day, ana it is supposed thai
Oribe had made an assault.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

THE New BANK Law We learn from the Alba
ny Evening Journal, that the Comptroller has APP
pointed H. H. Van Dyke and ]. F Bacon, Regis.
tiers of Bank Notes, under the law requiring all
the Banks OF the State to deposit their plates with
the Comptroller, and to receive their circulating
notes, couniersgned and registered, from that de.
partment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

@ sup'cRBrRs changing their residence. will please
notify at this Office OF Nassau and Fulton streets,
where they want the Herald left hereafter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

Mrs WooD Statements contradictory OF those
formerly published respecting this adys conversion
TO the Catholic faith, and her retirement to con-
vent, have recently beencirculated in violent Pro-
testant newspaper, published at Oxford. An anony.
nous correspondent OF the Oxford University He
raid, Declares that Mrs Wood has been sent by her
husband TO the retreat for the nsane," at York. -
It is very probable that religious bigotry may be at
the bottom OF all this. But we shall likely soon
have some properly authenticated statement of the
whole matter It'll worthy of mention that insanity
| is an hereditary complaint in Mrs Woods family,
and 1t may be that she has fallen victim to that
most terrible of all maladies. Mr. Wood is himself
in very poor health, and has become exceedingly
emaciated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

The FREsHE1s.-This year the Eeshets have
fully equaed those of previous years Nearly
$4,000 600 worth of property has been destroyed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

Prc1oU harbor is clear OF ice and there is scarce.
" any left in the Gut of Canso.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

STEAMSHIP BRITANNIA, left Boston last Monday
at two o'clock, for Halifax and Liverpool, with 81
passengers, and the expectation of taking in an ad
ditional number at Halifax from Canada. George
d. Strong, Of New York, goes out special bearer of
dispatches to our minister at London Duff Green is
also bearer of dispatches from this government,
and Captain CrawIey, bearer of dispatches from
Canada to the British government. Her mails con-
tain nineteen thousand letters, and fifty bushels Of
periodicals and newspapers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

l93- THE NORTH POLE IA work of great and ge-
neral interest," will be published, this day. at the Of
fee OF Books for the People, No. 80 Ann street,
titled Voyage Of Discovery to the North Pole per
formed ia her Msjesys Ships Dorohea and Trent under
the command of Capt. David Buchsn, R.N. By Capt F.
| Expedition.
This great work published recently in London un-
der the express directions of the British Lords Ad
miralty and reprinted from early copy, just
ceved. abounds with adventures and important facts.
| So for one hundred copies; l2l cents single.
J. WINCHESTER. so Ann st.
| uo- THE PARTISAN ALTERATIvEl MIXTURE
for the safe and radical of the primary and second
airy forms of syphilis and for eradcang the bad effects
ofmercury from the system is the only remedy used
in the hospitals of Europe for those distressing complaints
All persons suspecng that they retain syphtc faint
in their ystem Suffering mercural pains in the joints
throat &c. should speedily avail themselves Of this
powerful Alternative Sold in large boxes 81 eaeh small
do 81 each; containing half dosen S. carefully
sent to all parts Of the Union
| w. S. RICHARDS On, Agent.
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy. 81 Mas
| sau street.
| 1h3- MEsSRs COMSTOCK CO:-FROM A
sense of duty my fellow citizens, certify that have
been troubled for ten years with the Piles end sir
bought almost every thing offer ed to the public for that
distressing complaint but got any relief until
induced TO try your Linment, when to my surprise
was almost cured. continued using it until cured and
have not been troubled with them hour since.
personally acquainted with you, but sir hope every
woman, and child who have been subjected to that
| trial. PROTESTANT MINISTER
| OF the Gospel, No. 2, LIST Avenue.
The above may be found only true at 81 Courtlandt ST.
| near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

81 shares Reading RR 10; 40 DO Girard Bank all 65 do
Farmers and Mechanics Bank 81; l3 do Manufacturers
and Mechanics Bank, Isl $500 State 5 1865 Az $1,000
Tennessee SIS, TAT; S703 State 6's, ls4s, 40
AFTER BoARD-S75i Chesapeake Delaware Canal
Rundal Loan 81; $4,000 sute o. Al; $4,000 do 6's 1886
50 "a shares Manufacturers Mechanics Bank Isl SO
do Girard Bank, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

GoDFREY's ExpREss.-We are frequently indebt
ed to this express line, for New Bedford papers il
advance of the mail They are, nsutically speak
ing, very useful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

THR FORT HAMILTON CoUkT MARTIAI.-A quorum
being at last present, this court formed yeser-
day. and proceeded to business 1t is for the trial of
Major Payne. Gen. Wool was not present yester-
day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

News FROM EuRorE.-It is confidently expecle,
that the Hibernia reached Boston yesterday-he
thirteenth day out. If so, we shall receive he
news early this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03

PROFESSOR RIsLEY AND HIS BOY.-This gentle
man and his remarkable boy appeared at the Park
last evening, for the first night of very short
gagement We have no hesitation in saying that
for grace, beauty of expression and inimtabe mai
uett this little fellow far surpasses any thing OF the
kind we have ever seen. His performances brought
down the house repeatedly in full rounds of enthu-
siastic applause; and lie was honored with two
boques, at different times, entirely unexpected
as they gratifying. The most touching and
exquisite pretiness with which Master John receiv-
ed them, will be very likely to extract similar tes
monials. We have never seen any thing which so
much reminds one of theElsslerian grace and polish.
They appear again to- night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-03
COMMERCE OF CuABLrsroN, $. G., For JAN, Frp AN

The following u comparative table OF the business
the port Of Charleston for thr cessive months
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90 GENUINE EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA
GENTIAN AND SARSSAERAS- CoIIora -,

CO THE METALLIC TABLET sTROP, INVENT
ed by g. Saunders has been extensive for the last
IS years. Certificates superiority from the following
scientific gentlemen at present in the possession Of
the inventors
Professor ]. Griscom, Dr. Valentine Mott Gen. James
Tamadge, President Of the American Institute and M.
Mikin, cutler to the Royal Navy, SOL Strand.
Mandatory 1853 Broadway.
Toilet Articles, Razors Of the most celebrated Makers
warranted alarge variety Of tooth, NAIL and shaving
brushes Periumery and Washing Soaps Of all the best
cream which makes the richest possible laher sold
only 37t cents POT. G. SAUNDERS,
Inventor and manufacturer Of the Metallic Tablet srop,
1888 Broadway.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-28
: PARK E'RsS FANCY STORE, Psrnsylpdsia u
,. acesuc bsceen 9nt aud 10Th Streets Wdskihet0as

~
-. acenuc, bstcecn 9t and 10Th streets, Wnshikgt0G
GLOVES COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFLyMERY, Sc.
s. PARKER having just returned from the. North
with complete and full assortment Of goods in his
line, consisting inpart, as follows S..s ras e}e.
GLOVES.-Best Paris Kid Gloves, (szcs nums y
bered,) for Ladies and Gentlemens wear s. "a
COMBE-Shell, Rstfalo, and English horn Dress.
ing Tuck, Twist and Side Combs. 8. egssss
Ivory and Buffalo Fine-tooth Combs .kss ssS
HAIR BRUSHES ~ English, French, and AIner-
can Hair Brushes containing 500 dinerenl p4ttNfne
large assortment Of Tooth and Nail BFuaAes
! Badger hair Shaving Brushes F4&1&
PERFUMERY --Onc case Of LUBIN 'S n6e u.
tracts for the Handkerchief containing the sxlf6et
Of almost every fragrant flower es I'D zaeFSycl
One case oil genuine German Cologne, (ESsima, 10
One case Of Hair Oil, Mnle de Beuf, and romet
un,, for the groioh softening and beautifyiaC IT,
HUMAN HAIR s1s stF,ryf ", N, Fa,@a q 49,,
One case Of Fancy Soaps, an excellent article lot
the toilet
90 dozen large and small Jars Of genuine Gvsylaia's
Shaving Cream, to which would particularjy call
the attention Of those Gentlemen who shave theia-
selves, those who do not use it that they
are behind the tines 4al4a {4ss ~ tsstuAI
The above list comprises but a very small portioA
Of the Articles we have on hand and shall ceafinns
to receive monthly all of which we are dstermjned0
sell cheaper than the cheapest; and the Public may
rest assured that shall endeayer TO maintain ~
reputation we have earned for keeping the vERY
BEST GOODS" .ssssA#E nov 28-6tif
The Whig standard., 1843-11-28
ARRIVALS AT THE. PRIN CIPAL HOTELS.
et NOVEMBER e2S. s gF yNbaa& 1a


e. .abs INDIAN QUEEN (BRowN's) HOTEL. g78stBsa.
Hon. James mr. Hughes, lady, and seruant, Missouri ,
Hon. Thomas Smith,, and lady, Indiana; Hon J. a.
Wood,card, s. C. !; Hon e. j. Morris, Penn. Hons
Milton Bro,cn, and lady, Tenn Hon Albert Smith, and
Hon.. C. s. Benton, N. "; Hon. p. Z. Bosse,, and
lady, Louisiana George Morgan, Frederick Md. Jo-
seph Si,tygis and Thomas d. Harris Georgia; a. G.
Rdgley Baltimore J. f. Baker. II. Ho'n J. Ha,ma,,,
j., and III H. Eeisse Philad r. b. Porter, r.. .Naso,,,
Hin. Peters, Mr.. .Maudia, Gen. Rust, and Joseph Iol-
land, Balim,re p adams, r. Deset, and Mrs Hatch
en- Tigiua J; 7. w Hunt, Tennessee Thos, Mcclure,
Ohio; II. Kennedy, and .Mr. .MitAka,, and son, Md
M. B. Possy .4labqma; James Si,rgs, Ae,r York; E..
Fl Fitskugh, and J. M NC cCrcny Wheelng, Va. NJ
Lane and Hitliam Johnson, Kentucky Judge Cross,
.4rkuasas .er. 1Bua,d, louisiana.
la .F CITY (FuLLER's) HOTEL.
~ William Collins, Con,vay Whiue, T. ". Laimer,
J Durham, and c.. d. Pool .Nortoik, Va. DR.. Bo,pie
U. S NJ Gel. Garland, U. $. a.; Major Mitchell, St.
LOUIS, No ; HIGH Lindsay, Va.
ee ExcHANGE (ryLER's) HOTEL. M E +
d D. French, .Notoik "a; !; L. III. .Nachen, "a; j..
c.. montgomery, Philad. It if
EUROPEAN (GALABRUN's) HOTEL.
a. San,payo, French Legation; Hon. M. G. Leonard,
.Ne,c York.
as TEMPERANCE (BEERs's) HOTEL
7. J. Dyer, jr., Philadelphia; Wm a. Thomas, and
b. c., Smith Keutucku.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-28

NARTHENWARE, CHINA, AND GLASS;
Il THOMAS PURSELL, importer, has the plea
sure of informing his friends and the public gene
rally that he has just received, by late arrivals from
Liverpool and other sources,
lI3 packages of the above articles Of the newest
patterns and shapes
Ivory handle and other Knives and Forks, in sets
of 81 pieces, and separate Ne4s @%c3 ael
4 German and Britannia Table and Teaspoons, and
Plated and Brass Candlestcks, and Shutters and
Trays 1rl p gHp e1s Pr #at4.Hf
Looking-glasses, Castors, English and American
Tea and Coffee Sets
r. Coffee Urns, covered and uncovered Pitchers, &c.
Astral, Hall, Side, Liverpool, Solar, and Reading
Lamps and Wcks, ofall sizes @nli tU dF
Also Southworth's Patent Lard Lamp
All of which will be sold, wholesale and retail, as
low and on as good terms at any other establish
ment. tl483 3H 'HH4F4 yt AH ktN
Goods assorted in the original packages, Pipes in
boxes, Window Glass of assorted sizes, at very low
prices, Stoneware at reduced Factory prices. l5s
The subscriber has the agency of Britannia man
ufactory, which enables him to sell those articles at
reduced prices He solicits call from his friends
and the public generally at bis store on Pennsylvana
avenue, opposite Browns hotel.
nov 25-im xlaatr THOMAS PURSELL. X