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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24

ASSOCIATIONS often injufe free action by
very PLAIN and obvious operation. They accumulate
IN fen hands. ard this takes place first in prupnr.
ton TO the surface over which they are snread In
a large institution Few men rule--a few do every.
thing, and f the institution happens TO he directed
% objects about which controversy exists few are
able TO excite on the strong aad bitter passions
and by these means 10 obtain al immense ascen-
dancy Public opinion may be 80 combined aud
inhsmed. and brought 60 bear on 0Iious indi yiIuns
or opinions that u will be as perUus a. think or
speak with mauly freedom n an tnquisition "a ere
open before us. II ~ nav discovered that the wnv
20 rule 90 this country - by array Of numbers
which no prudent man ill like % face. OF con.
sequence oil associations aiming or tending 20
establish way by numbers ought TO be opposed --
They create tyrans efectualy az Standing armies
Let them be SithstsOd from the beginning. No
mailer whether The 0pmiOn they intend ~ pot down
be true OF false, let OpInipn he put down By such
means et not b. saBDresssd BE- an iasr uHleai
uhieb Uit be eqpaiiy BososrIai oeaiasi truth end
which must Subyeu that freedom Of thought ON
which ell ruth depends Claiming
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24
The innncent sleenl

A duel Io'k place on the morning Of the 10Th
'hs'- al New Orleans between Judge Waggaman a
member "i the Senate at l. 'uI iana aud fIrnerIy of
me UnIied States Senate, aud Mr. Dennis Prieur
iaieiy Mayor Of New Orleans, in which the Turner
was severely wounded, though not deemed lo De. II,
dangerous situation. Tue cause Of quarrel la,
been Of long slanlnE
Ore paper says the parties fred twice. Upon
the second fire Mr. Waggaman was shot through
both thighs. but NJ PrIcur was not touched. liz
antagonists ball. however passed through the irpnl
par OF The legs Of his paulalOUns beIw cen the knee
AID ankle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24
INsURREC CIoV IN HAYrL.-We

lNSURREC ZION IN HAY five
have received from several sources
variety Of Information down to the 3 ] oc
March, at which date the insurrection
was far from being queIlei. A letter
from Aux Cages, dated Feb. %, received
at New York by the schooner lIurd and
published by the Journal Of Commerce,
says
AUX CAVES, IIAYrI, Feb 27.-rbe
South part Of this island is now in a
state OF instruction. The insurgent
army, composed Of upwards Of six
thousand men, have taken possession Of
Anse d'lIalnadlt, Anse a Vleu and Jere.
mie, and 10 the latter city have establish
ed provisional government. A mum.
Der Of respectable Haytien merchants,
and other individuals have / cen impris
oned. DIR Lowell, an American citizen,
M ch respected Oy the natives and be.
we'd by foreigners, is condemned 10
death. No Witnesses having been cal.
led TO cOrrOboraie the charges alledged
against him, the Uuilcd States CONNER.
cial Agent has been induced to report
accordingly To your Secretary Of State,
requesting assistance and protection.
Business since the commencement OF
the revolt is entirely al a stand, and IN.
90 political officers are settled one way
or the other,no collections will be nude
and no roIuce, we fear, will come TO
market.
Yesterday the Pilot, brig Of war, Is
guns, Capt Houston, anchored off this
port, and on learning the critical state
in which British merchants are placed,
set sail for Jamica to obtain additional
protection.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24
NEW YORK Mnndnr Pm

NEW YORK Monday. r, NJ.
Judge Bets decided this IN ,rnng that the u. S.
District CouH ID u" jurisdiction IN The case Of the
S-mers; the Grand J Try have also re fused IT, End
bill OF indie Iment against Commander Mackenzi
Inc public feel much gratiied at these events
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24
OHIO OFFICER,s GUIDE.

STEPHENSON y HASWELL. Union Street
- Wheeling. have M is d., received a SUNNY NJ
THE ONO OFFICER AND JUSTICES GUIDE,
by Judge LeayIu, IN one large octave volume Of
go pages. price 300 This work has received the
recommendation Tor utility of several Judges and
most eminent lawyers ofihe slate uf Ohio, ombra.
eng, as % does. directions and fprns for executors
administrators, guardians &c, FERNS Of deeds.
articles Of agreement. Sc, Sc. mar "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24

MARRIED -On Thursday evening the 23d inst.
by The Rev. Mr. Weel Mr.. r. ID. EAGAL to Mis-
ELIZA ANSE Scorr. all or this CITY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24

Every one well acquainted here, knows that
Whatever is sci forth in an advertisement signed by
N'ssrs Baker & Roberts. is true. Why, iher, will
i"y person purchase Pittsburgh manufactured u hire
cad hereafter. 81 long they have IL CHS on handl
Every citizen Of Wheeling, Who purchases an srI.
Gle manufactured aOrold when he can get one rs
cheap and good at home, misses il.
SPURIOUS WINES-The admired fact thai
great portion AZ not all the intoxicating liquors made
aud sold under the name Uf Wine ia this country
are rather enforced with distilled spirit or mann
aciured from the product of the still aud the drug
SHOP rs making deep impression upon the minds
OF Ihose who have heretofore thought II safe To use
intoxicating wines a beverage Il is now nretty
generally admitted that pure distilled spirit drank
with waller. ~ far less injurious u the human system
than the fabricated liquor sold under the name oi
/ wine In times past. when distilled and fermenied
liquors were drank comparatively pure and " ithuut
any foreign mixture the life Of the miserable drum.
har was estimated to average ten years and that
The grave claimed ffy thousand nf the unfortunate
| class yearly, from the army Of 500 600 drinkers
which had enlisted II these United States under the
banner ui the greet destroyer. From recent exami.
nations by medical of the highest standing IN
one 81 the largest cities il has been found that the
/ average life ofths druukard has he n reduced IL
tree years and this change aud frightful increase
| OF mortality 10 the ranks OF The intemperate has
| been mainly attributed 10 the poscnors Ingredient,
added to the alcohol always found in intoxicating
drinks.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24
Litharge.

- "a lh'nsand pounds Lnhafge. Two thousand
- pounds Prtiers Lead
ms % BAKER & ROBERTS.
Nh GLASS Es,-lOO Bits sup n 0 MOLAS,
w SIS just received and for sale low by
mar % SIlRlYER g. STEELE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24

Mr. w ROBE. al the old stand ui R,bb & Sic.
rhens"n, which has been known for years as one oi
'ur principal bookstores, is now open with good
assortment Il books standard and new stock. Of light
reading and approved scientific worxs. lie will
he assisted bv Mr. J IL Thumpsna, who's experience
n The book business ia this place, dates some six
wears back, and who has therefore become conver-
SAINT with the wants ofIhe markell As au instance
II The description of arrangements lie has made, he
hes furnished wIh copies u the works al erlised
IN an another column all done up in the Iarpers'
neat syle. This will he an a., u silion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24
White Lead.

ANIGlITEEN HUNDRED KEGS PURE
- WHITE LEAD. which we will sell. Whole
sale Or Retail II the very lowest price Of the Pitts
burgh Manufacturer
inch ~ 1T BAKER g. RORFRTS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24
LAST ACT OF MEsMERIsM-soms

LAST ACT or MESMERIsM -somebod,
sent US the following extract from the n 0 Plcay
Hne. which the reader will find one OF the m at au
thent specimens uf VI, smerism:
Mesmsrism,-The Bee OF yesterday related =, en-
r. buS sce"e that was Witnessed toy sm- twenty Il
l. CT vsIturs Comprising several prluci,aI head, OF
The ttculiy he e. al the exhibition oi Dr. AI,gre al,
last Friday evening. Tue description is given
wHh Pointed iOrce; but one Of the most setIuus &.
perImenis is moi me. TONED. Daring the practical
Inv esiigaiions IN the sublime science of p6reao-
magnetism the operator tou, d up the bump of
Revenge" upon which The subject grnund his
teeth iHriIu>ly. and "grinned h"rIibly a ghasIly
smile, al the same instant drawing out a poc. si
pistol and cooking It 1t The audience.
We have not enjoyed. in all our reading and
pay-gnlng, more ludIcrous piece of irresistible
inerriment than took place. SccpIIcs aud true be.
lIevers alike ran ia al directiuns, rurnblmr over
chairs. and showing each uher 10 A. as the % Of
April was cunning up stairs. and Aillers millennium
Vas poPPin! uncerem"nInusly upon them out of d
IIItle pocket pistol There may TIC ,ome sarisflc
ii0n ia being shut in a duel or in battle hut 10 b,
knucked cut Of tins breathing world by a gentlema,
IN sleep
THE innocent sleep
Balm Of hIri mindS-great Natures second cuursrr
Is very unsatisfactory de OF making morla
exit
A naval gentleman present. well acquainted wit
The young subject asleep. rushed forward to selz
| the pistol, ard was wrestling q away, when. with
knp"lng wink the ye ~ ia a iulerahIe luuI " hi.
per, tho mesmerIz-d individual requested 10 b
let alone TIA was luIle ezra effect ..EuI an e.
TUNED IN the bills. and at Course electrified ever
one present. Hurrah tor MeSm-rIsm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-24

We publish the following in order TO keep on,
people posted up IN what is doing a. at the stack
Of black cats" We must early make our arrange.
men's fora reduction of freighls on the National
Road. That must not be lost sight Of.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-20
STRATTONS OFFICE.

Si7.5OO.
To-day At the Exchange, u oonckVa Mononga, I.,y No
IL
Clpinl--Sl7 500, 1000 $500, 1000. 10 Of 1000. &c
40 Nos.-l2 drawn. Whole Tickets S.. I No prize
nett s.. p-
$4,000.
=, For TUESDAY Eycning-Na- Iseesburr Lottery
Camtnls-SsOO0 5000, > of 1000, 10 of 500 &C.
20 Nos-l5 drawn. Tickets 50.
$4,000.
For "Wednesday Eysning-New Jersey H.
Capilal-S2O.O00, 5000. 3OOO $500 90 Of 1000. 7s
Nos-drawn. Tickets So.
$4,000.
foI THURSDAY Eycning-va resbug Lottery. ls Extra
80 C9pi'a.-S2oOOO, 5000, 5000, 2j0O 20 of 1000
80 Nos-li drawn. Tickets 50.
$4,000
for Friday al the Exchange ocock-va I.sburs Gas -
Capias-SjOO0, 1900, ; OF 500 SC - Nos-l4
drawn Whole Ticket 81 80.
$1,000
. FOR honlay-Gwni Consolidated Lottery CTass 70
Capuls-SlUO0, loco, 300, 20 OF 300 &c IS Nos
II drawn Whole Tickets ST.
$4,000
. for Aontay NornnE-AleKaniria Lottery Gas. H.
Csptals-S3j,O0O, 10000, 5000 5000 1000 1000
40 Nos-l4 drswn. Tickets $40.
u Tickets IN all the Leterie- and the lucky number.
for sale STATIONS TIrcE-V GrEICIS
2O
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-20
CHEIP! CHEAPERl! CHEAPEST!!,
~. LYONS hns rccrlNcd This dnN

~ Hcwus Rural Life of Germany complete In voi. %
cts. each. fDrmcry aotiat o.
rca and Miscellaneous Ey ly Rlhirgon Wacaulr e1nprte
in vois ~ % fnishpr sH Mr M,esulsys
wrtinrs heretofore soti ~ e. flr 81
Ut, tan.ts Encyclopedia and Dictionary Of Amir hy
uuhrH w Johnston adapted Usted States by p1ete,
taunef with cngavinrs " Boz conccd semi monthly Noe
NJ - CO. PER No.-Nos. . aud received
- ~ '''' '''' % ''''''''' ''
f"s' nays ny Iaines-Adan brown by Horace suitb-Msa
daughter by Ainsworth-FuiTcr IIoptina v M,t,lyg. C
Wh 10y huwef-Susan HoployFrsnklin Evans-Abc Parsons
-l'e ana Times ~ Louis Phppo-rhineas Cuihly-
WOODS Magazine. Tor Jan. and Fcb-Reprnt on C,,,i,t 80
other works IN one Extra New wodiIan ana Teb Nrrer.
1uccns oiffnee az reduced prices hosts Of o,h ~
70 si ~ as'es Can soon at Lyons chcsp store main street
NH 10 WV"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-20
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND

RI fespce fully examine nv large ami
stoek n Hats and Caps consisting Beaver Nura Brush
French Moekn Plain Russia. Cashmere hioeskn sk Anro,
Mufsat and Concy Hats fashionable medium fi.houahie and
broad hnmsWoo Hats dab md black Fiiyci do-ss velvet
vvoteen AMI cloth CAPS of variety graceful patterns
SYKES oi ununng glazed Caps tealeffr do m f
my stock m md complete and kept hy the freoucp
receipt oi se1s'nlhc goods from The Manufacturer Nv Goods
arc mostly from mandatory with which infinitely connect
3D. and a warranted equal any articles same grades brought
a. This market and WILDE s Tor cash advance of mann
factors prices To test this you have % call and cs,s nj
Gro. ". FERRYs
Wholesale md Retail Cash Hat Cir Store Main street one
door above Messrs Vanlew. Smith Co.'S Hardware store
NH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-20
W0RTHAM'S OFFICE,
ENCIsANGE EslEEnING.

LOTTERIES TO 81 DRAWN SOON.
Chances 10 obtain a fortune peut,-bv MI. lin, small
H'ISs"ivH' nt WORTHAMrS.
Va. Monongdlia, 10. II. Przcs-S 1900 1000 $500
1000 1921 10 prizes Of iOru 10 5lU 10 Of 800 10 Of
1vo; 20 o. loV 100 OF 100, &c IS Nos. and II drawn
Tickets IS, and the smallest Prize nert S..
For Tuesday night per ma..-Vo. Le.sbprc Class "
10, Extra. Pnzes-S-,O00, 1900, 1877. ) OF 200. 10
Of 500, 90 Of 200, 80 OF 100 &c.-7s Nos-and Is
drawn. Tickets SO.
$50. 600
Alexandra Lottery Class a. i-g3To be n, s,,,
the 2ji Of March
Pnzes-S35,OGO, 10000, 5000, 5000. 1000. 5000.
300 2OOO, 1898, 10 przas of lU0O Il Of COO % Of
500, 20 OF 49, % Of 800. 40 Of $50. 50 Of 200 &c
40 Nos-and Ii drawn Tickets $40.
sThe certificate or pacsagr whole alve, or quarter.
IN any lo'y advertised by J. e. Gregory may at all time.
be obtained on the lowest Office.
h-Ni orefs confidential and Attended promp,nes.
for Packages or Co -ing, Ticket.
JSshafes IN al is above, 70 1rop3usou-for sale by
mar ~ CHARLES WORKMAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-20
SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON
MAIN SIR EE,r

Ip sI MI q. the provisions Of Deed Trust bearing date
me lh March 1872 and NJ recori ofee OF III. Clerk
the Hastings Court City Richmond from Alexander
hei ~ 10 Us a. Trustees shall eNosr al public auction
Io' e IN ifoni OF the premises ~ O'Clock NJ on THURSDAY
e Suh aaH OF March the valuable and Lot IN aid
ee conveys! aud therein particularly described being the san.
oist al it on Nam street the city Richmond formerly
o1el 2! Knapp 4 Preston and recently by Rosens
aHi now m tte possession 0f W Christian Co T,s ,,,
p Is subject to pnor deed OF trust bearing sh June
l7"o AM Of record IN said oee the member eon-r m
firm Of Knapp Preston THE then rr,,ro,., - -. n
''u"-I and john shore Trustees VIM Mitchell N.
payment OF ten negotiable ercept four and nan
OF hh have been fully paid leave the said prorrv
SUBJECT on account Of said deed only about si3 a. TN.
sum u payable as follows si62q On the sb June ist3
s - 90 on the eth June IsI+ ss6 on the st June Is4s
and sls'S o. on the eth Jun, Should the puh,r 20
prefer TINS debt H 10 ascertained, discounted b Nj, Mich
e ana me property NAV be discharged otherwise II VIII r.
mann subject ." thu puo lien With exception Of th lien the
e !" e property believed perfect but selling a. trustees
sau only convey tie title The value OF TIM. ur
'y Too well known IN need enhancement from descpiio
speculation. JAMES A sFnnDS
ma -u-ru9t J.. w. LlPSJOMR [ lfustee-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-20
Autiion Solrs.
THIS DAN.
iiy .,a.cnport a AIlrn.

GROCERIES, &c.
ON MONDAY. March goth Al 10 o'sl,ek NJ o. ,,.,., -
"'u u s'd tn following
20 boxes WoaLsy'- sugar
500 bags ao Coffee
20 hbi-- Sugar.
10 DO Wbi-sry
so boxes sop
100 boxes CanI'r-
10 half chests Teas dnr CuntoWder
so boxes d.
100 bbs- F,saiass
10000 h.. Baeou uifiA.nr.
bales Hoe
10 Musfarl
30 hhls Maliga Wine
50 kegs Indigo
30 t.rces PRIME Rice
hbiS wini.s Bea. b.I oi
10 cases Canister g. T. Tea.
100 gross Matches
Champagne WIN.
20 eases Hats &c
cash. !, ,,,, r,p ~ ro'es, under sloo
NH Ai-l-hN'
Au-fione.r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-20
WILLIAM 2. SBErPAl
GCSTAvUS 4. MYERS
EnNNas A. n.a....a.
W above VIII De conducted
crRE A Co Aue'onsers -, % -
SALE nL, WI M A III 4. u a. -.

SALE or VALUABLE real. ESTATE
u depending in the superior court Of Is, ~,
Tor inc county of Hcndco and Richmond
Ween Beverly BAR complainant and William Anderson aain.
tIa OF John H. Blair Margaret "a William Anderson AMI
ap ahn hs wife Benjamin Anderson and h wife
IN - pa" ana Afeheanna infant children Of Archibald r. Biar
and Richard Anderson defendants IL was on the ion =, NJ,
usere'u and oored that the ur.isrsgned Commissioner
-ol she To s1 at public up,n pre-,- The
tract Land called Ennrton lying an IN. eou,,v Il, ,a
~ S'I aee- more or less amer advertising terms ami
pace OF sl" Tor three weeks IN Of the p.N-pa
pers published IN ths city % Richmond UPON the no,ny -rr.
r Cash as To one fourth Of this purchase money aud for the r.
Ie f. upon credit of g. ~ and Is moai taking bond with
approx" security ior the credit payments retaining the title
uh te money should De fully pursuance Of The aoV.
efes VI" oher ale the premises the e,tb av al
sia,eh hei AIR and II not tire day the above %
% ' y, OF AMI called Ellington the men
W" oe iSoa upon the premises the 2sth same
~ "' S'sS ana charges and at the rsque the
Pufens DAVID ANDERSON IT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-20

Besides pines Of $50 100 80 20 CO. So So 90 IS T. 10
= No Lottep-l6 drawn ballots
lies"ts only Sso; halves 10. quarters s. cghihs So
'crlneaies OF packages Of Pc Whole Tickets SEQ
Do. .Gn....... % !iaif. do
u'.....'.. .do.... 2d Quarter .do........... 6. SO
Do..... .do..... 70 Eighth. do. .......... % Is
above splendid Lotteros-address
J. C. GREGORY co, Managers. Richmond Va
ns above. 81. ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-20
SPRING STOCK.

-. III htl'h DiOIh.
NUTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, DLACKING, CARPET
BAGS, &c.
WOULD respectfully inform the public gene
- raly aud my particularly that v. commenced
receiving strck ~ Bo -es rnk4 Riark.uv Camel
'ass &c e. which unv. their ATTENTION. shan oi.t such an
une'uicnti TO casi cl.tutn.ns nj Nin h. pleas.
The 'i'Sng articica epn7fise portion Of my stock
LADIES' WORK
Ladies fine dfcss Slippers very superior
u" Walking Shocs, b. Do.
" q" Caters Ga Shoe.
=" seal ami cal.skin shars. very Gnc ani superior
uiptoceo aud Nj Shoes, nisAin- and Pat. Ti.-
morocco and MI Slippers isi sni aud sth q,lrers
comprising ven higc siock % an inccs.
10 The above i, L. ai-i 1se stock Of i,ler Shoe.
ShpTerNPumps AMI WALKING shID- or q Kinds
GENTLEMEN'S WORK
Fine dress Roots, c1lCiIn and morocco. 1 No
Stout calf Boot. for waikiur dress. A No. >
Water proof Boot, very superior
'eenicuS fine calf Shoes high quarter heels long wants.
short Nainp- walking Pump dies Pumps, stout Brngan. SHOES
AMI slippers and cnti1u I-gci very large stoeb
OF calf Boots ftoul sal % 81
MISSES AND CHILDRENS WORK
In This department have very large stock qualities
prices and styles
BOYS AND YOUTHS WORK
very large stock kind. qualities. In which invite an
persons who deal nsoc- and tbefns.
as can sell low 81 New Yosk and m
.. 80 ciher wholesale or retail SAMUEL. PtTNEY.
square below ruins Of the Eagl and nearly opposite Miehe-
IcHely Store. NH "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-20
Auttion Gales.
VALUABLE, REAL, AND PER


I>DEK the provisions of deed of trust made
end executed BY Cermarno Elizabeth m. wife
ureSsneh for the purpose securing payment 20
t" N1crson OF divers and mentioned
us ad deed By the sad Pecn bears date on
'' oi peeenher les and recorded Of
u-unZ. Count OF the cy Of Richmond the undersigned s
e- val proceed public auction for ready money on m.
ioh day oi March the aforesaid g. Persco
sad upon and 9th following psrona estate de-
fod IN the said deed that Library Of the .ad
~ Tefsco Consisting Of volumes Of valuable
also numerous and valuable Maps-aso PhyIo.opb-
anu Neehahieh apparatus and all furniture and
or aees named IN said deed which Scbu. viii b. fur
ne On The day of sale and proceeds the sale of the
personal estate shall be nd
az e ' expenses and clarges upon Tn. uaI. nh the
A winch may b" due the hereinafter men
toned and an ami premiums Of insurance winch may he
amount o. ths debt remaining pa by the
ofeid deed OF trust, Then proceed sell for r.,dy
money upon the premises all that parcel ground an the
CITY belns one half Of BOT numbered
beginning NJ the intersection Of and ~
~afy with street. together dwelling house and other
buildings thereon. 49, '
The undersigned satisfied doubt EXISTS a, IN IN. title n
u real estate but they selling trustees merely.
WI" convey the premises that ana without var
rah OF title The sale will be ocock precisely
II the day l. fair Il ne fair day
FREDERICK ANDERSON
WIN ANDERSON IT, Trustee.
" - did NICHOLAS MILLS.
81 sale conducted by INLOES * BROTHER Auets
ni lf-did.
NfoSIPONEMENT-n consequence Of ineIernent weather
the above sale has been postponed SATURDAY. ia. 25b
day NJ March, at II O'Clock precisely
NH u THE TRUSTEES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-20

EXTENSIVE SALE
by CATAG0orE)
~ Neic and Valuable BOOKS at 1u,t;o,
-, ~. ihursday Evening. March I 9th. eornm.,ei,v
oeek We VIII srl ai 10y catalogue 10 elo- D,s.
w Hgest AMI most desrlbie New Rook. .y,
AZ puhc sale IN tins The as-ortn,s M embraces 80,
nlet OF popular standard the VARIOUS desarrn ~
un greater portion of them fines, and l,,.., .,
"heh We invite the attention persons forming lr,,,e.
booksellers and the public generally ~ '''e-'
''ut ueh VIII De- ound-c. Political Mi.r.uany
'Eia Convention HofHans Legal study Ray,,o D.
henng Statutes At Large. Cop.,rirt,o, Con-
journals and Ae- Of Congress Journal or an. sr,,
otnn'entae~ Fon5anques Equity: Chitys Pleading. Ia,
,aheery Practice Comyn Contacts, Rehan-,n. Pr,
a onay' " q1aro MeCulsucks Commercial DietioDary
y,' ~ Wirts Patrick Henry Jeneons Notes on
ne Works nf Cooper. Marryau BuIer J,mes -
bSsinson Miss Austen Miss ndon. wl.hinrton I1ng 1t
history Presidents Me-sage- Lady Montague Wo,.
W ofks Aoicrn Europe Adiisons Wosx Tom Moo.
u roe sir Wseou's Complete Work. Boia'. History,
- 1eognphy5 Boccac.os Decamcrop. Tta Fed.r,t
OF fhips and Curran Cli'hau Burke: Canning. Amc
can oiatofyi Gibbons Rome, Shakespeare. &c &c a.
NH 10 Hn.s-,...
pcCPoSTPoNEMENT.-In Consequence oT b,i - -, :,
above sais was postponed IN MONDAY evening ach i,st
~" ~ INLOES 4 BROTHER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-20
STRAW CUTTERS,

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GpfT>afe sSeecStc.SLA - ', mo- implement NJ great
$500 5F.azS cr convenience and ,,srJ
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80 - ng TO thc fitg,er thlu IL
l 81 - ts-ft. y good straw Gutter hav,
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TT upon The manufacture 10
Ik IL tins implement and having
Hl& bad frequent applications
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dP article have gotten up patented one upon prpc1
entirely which respectfully public Co call and 81
For small farmers private stables n the city we ar,
satisfied that viii prove superior any thing u the fk,t
Price si0.
Or We still m1uuf'e;lrirr large cutter for $40 or
Tie perfect adaptation Of this maeh, hr capacity Of negroes
AMI common hbourors receiving dly testimonials. ON.
gentleman, Hanover one 10 Tor several wears
writes u.s. that tins alone Than m orr
ruai
To thsimpletneni have been awarded premium by the
Agricultural Society Of IrSEco. the premium oftc Nrw IA
VIZ Society the first premium OF The Agricultural
Society and NJ the exhibition Aurptc.v 1v.rrr and
which b. opcno the world or competition. and r more
extensive than any country they awarded ms te
hr' premium md very beautiful silver medal
mn ~ BOrTS 4 BTRFOuT.