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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-01
DlBRELL, HOLCOMBE u co,
COMMISSION

DlBRELL, HOLCOMBE co,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Opposite shockoe Ware-IIousc.
bT They sell Tobacco, Wheat and Fiout. upon an Of which they
make liberal advances. au 4-ff
UfNrRA FLOUR-Thc subscriber D. prepared to furnish hts
- customers with Flour which be warrants To be a. good a.
any IN the city, for sale ycD low. oc - Geo. w. GRErTER.
BRANDY.
IN HALF Pipes genuine French Brandy. superior quality: 10 DO
IO Imtsu0n-For sale BY WILLIAMS A. IAXAIL.
oc 30
TNNEA, CHOCOLATE AMI COCOA
u 4 half chests EHua Pine q. ?. Tea
2 Do Pine DO
> boxer Bakers Chocolate
. Do DO Cocoa
? half chests best Black Tea-for sale by
&C ~ w. ". HARRISON.
z TONS weusssoted County Iron, just rcsived-nr sale by
- ocS JOHN y, GORDON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-01

CERTIFICATE OF Agency for Wistnr's Hal
~ sam Of Wild Cherry, and the remedy In be hadat
GAYNOR, WOOD & cos.
rhe only authorized AEentsfor Richmond. &c 70
R~ACoN-i50OO lbs Sides loose-Rcceivins per schr Pioneer,
~ and for sale BY oc CIV J. u. TRPLETT A. son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19
DIED

In Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, Jan. II, FRANCES
ELIZABETH, daughter of EgENEzER and ELIZABETH N.
WIscHEsTEI, aged two years and nine months
The friends o. the family invited 10 attend the fcnera
THIS AYrghaooN al three o'clock at 4S Cranberry
sithsnI further notice.
of Samuel Murcock ESQ., and daughter OF lac late John
Clark, Esq, of Derry. New Hampshire, aged % years.
Jan. II, Abraham Coursen, aged 50.
Jan. L. Robert NJ, Of 7. F. Miles, Esq, IN his 10Th
year. or n.
In Buffalo Mr. olive poIn.roy, in his 10th year.
Ia Galesbrrg, Knox county Ill. Dec H. Mrs. Esther
Gale wife OF The Rev. George w. Gale, aged So
AT the place, Dec. 81 Mf DAME! Williams In bis
SON year. g.
many years Representative of the County OF Frontenac ID
the Parliament OF Upper Canada ~
On board the o. ;. irisee Co1-teil1ton, yhs IA Ii's
Kong bay China in September last Lieut.. Levin Hardy
u. S h, in b is 18th year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19
n Re-e.n r.sti,uta Les,ure.-R

u RereRn Institute Leefure.-Rev 4. d..
CHapNs ss; Lecture, previous 10 leaving the cy, viii be
given IN the Broadway Tabernacle Friday Evening,
10Th inst, al Il O'Clock.
Subjective Philosophy Of Reform
Tickets 10 admit Lady and Gentleman, 8 cents each
10 be had at Prices Sa Fulton street; Watkins 6 Caha'
raesreei; Tees, Bswery; Couaas, go Gfaad-strcet
Brinchs Sc Husousreet; Martins, l4ihstrost and
Eivirttavenoe DAYTON Newrnan's; SsZton Niles, 2o5
Broadway; Francis Cs's, 252 Broadway; Btxey,s,S
P.rk-row; Neeey Book store RieeckerE-ei ncar Car
mine: AFFORDS News Office, Rcsery; Firth Hail, Frank
in square, Langcy's. Chatham the door on
ils2 C. s. STEARNs, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19
Rnnkrupty-yan. 1s.

re;,gi,aul ri. Warner. Broker, Naw-fsfk.
poser, Morris, Ner.Yotk.
Morris NJ yers, Trader, New York.
fahn !. House Lumber Dealer, Hew.Tork.
William Terry, New.York.
seorge Holmes, Hyde Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19
FCoNoMY IN DREss.-Extenaiye

TCONOMY IN DRESS.-Extensiye
ia assortment OF Rich, fashionable and elegant goodsior
winter wear. VIM. T. JENNINGS, Nc. e2s Broadway
American Hotel offers for the inspection OF the public IN
extensive assortment of seasonabe goods comprising Bea
yer and lled Cloths, for Surtouts, Sacks Frocks &c
The Sack OyercoaS, $50 much in vogue0 afforded
fourteen dollars and trimmed in first style, Will be isuu
worthy the attention OF the economist.
Cassmeres great variety oi styles for Pantacons'
From those who have found any difficulty in getting sus
in this article, q trial is solicited
Rich silk and satin engs, centre new itYeI)
for balls parties, Mcrinos, Yeiyeis plain SaHs Sanz
and Cassimefes all Of which viii be nade up order ln'
der Tie supern,endence OF e6isteIt ctsrs be
ound the country u. prices TO suit he tes tor ready
money d. istf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19
Court Calendar.

c,Rcurr Cougr.-Nos. 81, 50, so, e6, 81, 80,
q, SO. 65, Al, Z, 90. 80, Al, 81, 81, 4s, SO, Il,
50. II, SO, "a, IS, IS, 66.
coaaos PLEAs,-Nos. 81, 20, 80, 81, 80, 80,
II 35. SO, SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19
' no >. Ut ''' G :. STEARNs, Secretary.

ECheises Lyceum.-The mex; Lecture will be
be delivered al the Baptist Church, in SixeenihstreeT,
third building East NJ tn. Eighth avenue, Thursday
Evening, Jan s, at Y oclsck by John e. Bartlett Esq
Subject Examination OF the claims OF the Norper. the
Welsh and the venetiaas the Discovery OF America pre-
-;o,, % Coin-,p,ns IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19
MARRIED

AT Lebanon, Madison Co., on Wednesday evening, JAM
H. by the Rev SIR Day, George Ju!and Esq, OF Greene
to Miss Charlotte e Hyde, formerly Of Albany.
On me 18th inst William II. Ade- TO Mary l., daughter
OF joan Lyzier, Esq, all OF this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19

NJ Sytynaia Associa,ion.-The ofhee OF ths
Association for subscription stock. and The
OF informal on is the Evening Post Buildings ROOD go
mp sta. and is open every day from ~ oeock o-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19

And Debate cr the following question:
"Wss Franklin instrumental IN establishing the lnde-
pendence OF the United States as Washington -
In the Of the evening several pieces OF music WI
be performed by Choir of ladies and gentlemen VINO
have arkly volunteered their services for the OCCASION
collection will be taken up 10 aid The tnnds OF inc
Society. BY order. JOS mctAhLaNo,
ITO IL t2) Recording Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19
AUCTION SALES.
scsiaa Richsrdi. Arcroascr
BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT

scsiaA Richards. Arcroaecr.
DY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT,
Rs Stare ise Broadway.
LIBERAL CAST advances made en- eHrsgnsass sss sscloa
FRIDAY EvENING.
AT 81 O'Clock az the A1fifsn kooui
vALuAsi.x PRivars LIasAsx- Eabraeiag standard ard
works
Among the collection i. Mtons works vols tin- Enz-
sh copy; etsrres works vols svo' "sSets Ids ropes
History OF NrwYogk vols syo; seiIatys works. rois
svo Graphic works OF HoaeY,h. by CooSe; Pixies EIPe
iiticn to Rocky hounsns FTanSn's Esosy Of Peprsyl
yania Moutsgues works, vols; Buchanan,s Researches
in Asia; Mavns Universal History, IS vg; Ccekes Voy
ages vols. src.; Rowyus Sermons yels Biaires Ser
mans. Smiths Wealth OF Nations vols; DrycsnS works
vols Saurr,s's ScraeGs, vols NewtonS works y,ly;
Ge.,isulhs Earth and antrnatcc Nature Mims's P.ny.
vols; Plowren Inland, vols; Scientific aSrary vols
Treatise OF passlaas, vols; American Letters vols
Life of Brown vols SeamS's works, vols Suth,ies
Ccero vcis; 81. rierr's works. Letters 81 Jusies by
Heron vols; Spectator. 10 vols Aus>nS tis'nry OF Er-
rene, RaCclie's History CT HoanG Embassy 20
C6ins; Parks Travels ia AFRICA; Woods History OF Laag
Island; Termant', Tout through Scotland The Bee,
vols Gray Debates. WIS; Pprco;ts History OF seai-
Also Rot,scks History al the World vols; CanrbePs
Life OF pe,rareh legsans Rccy OF Phl0s pay fco, very
tory Of EnsIsnd oiio Wordsworhs wSrsss vols; Hitch
ccck's GeeoSy OF MsSsechusei2 vols. aeafio Sorrows
Gpses OF Span Parss elors, co'Srsc plates; sPen-
GERS poetical Works, 5vols The MrTcr.
Alse, ubscrberscopy CT Dc Rees Cycopsdis, "a vols
quartc.
THIRTY SEVENTH NEw.ioRS TRADE SAts--To COM
rence March g. iS4SFbG next regular TRADE Sale WIZ
be commenced or the 9Th Tuesday OF March next IN &C
cordaDce With the regulations OF The Trade G~!,i be
conducted heretofore under these regnia onsi ana ur'
der the direction OF the Coramilsee o. he Trade.
Invoices BoohS Stationery, P5rer Stereotype Plates,
&c are respectfully solicited They Scold he furnished by
tie first February nex when the Catalogue viii be puS
10 press.
VIXEN required, and the be aud eaae
desired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19
RAHANiS MAGAZINE, Office SO

u gowery.-cRAHAMs MAGAZINE OF LITE
RATURE AND ART.
ORIGINAL PAPERS
The Enchanted Gun; Tennessee Story. By Charles
F,nao Hoffman
The Maiden A Sonnet.
The Spirit of Poetry: Canto IL BY Henry Theodore
Tucherman.
The Lord OF the Manor, Times of the Last OF the
Stewards By II. W. Herbert
To Garden Flower sent TO me by a Lady. By Richard
IRE Ideal Found !: A Poem.
4 Demurrer BY Frances Anne Wilmington and Clara
''s Tne Lamen, Of Jndah BY Park Benjamin
An Eopement BY The author OF "A Marriage oil COR
The Flowers and Gems OF Genius By Frances Sargent
Osgood
The Light OF the the World. By Waiter Cotton.
Lines wrii,en under Lady's Picture.
Autobiography OF Pocket Handkerchief Part the Sec
''' The Good George Campbell. BY Henry W. Long
The Moon BY James Russell Lowell.
Resignation Sonnet
The Lovers Signal, uustrated) BY John IL. Mancuf'
Night Reveries By Otway Curry.
Prayer for Light By W: II. gurelgh.
a Few Hours ia Venice. By George B. cheevet.
The Visionary: Poem. BY Mar, l.. Lawson.
S,auzas. BY Edward 4. S.ans3ury.
Reyne! Coates, ~ d.
Eorn to Love Pigs and Chickens. BY NJ r Wits.
Nanaska or the Cap,iycs, tiIusated) BY H. Hastings
Review OF New Books
Editors Table.
The Lovers Signal highly finished engraving on Steel
by Rawdoa Wright, Hatch Smile, from painting ~
w. peEDg. 49,,
The Cap:tves, engraved by Rawdon, Wright, Hatch j
Smile from picture by w. Pening.
Children taken By Surprise, engraved oy W. o'
from picture by Gren-r.
Terms g per aArum in advance.
copies s. % -
COPY Grahsms Magazine and copy 6odeys Lady's
Book year, g.
Single numbers of either work 25 ceEt.
Published uehnIy. Delivered in any part oil uiis ciiy
and Brooklyn and by mail to all parts OF the Limited
States and the Csnadas, by ISRAEL rooi
90 DO"eiyy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19
VvOALL WHOMIT MAY CONCERN

4 Health is treasure which cannot be bIEgnf; bnt IA
many Cages how easily m and loss c2n be pre-
vested How req1enly slight cold, apparently Of
no consequence ard cau:ing bat 1.-THE iconyeaeace IN Iui
toe to tie al race Coosanoo which yearly sweeps
81 many thousands from fecrty W" you not y" warned
T. heT m rio 20 iaduce you preserve yorr Eea!h the
greatest blessing yoa can have What Is riches compared
ia health Reflect be persrade carefully 10 preserYu
Ibis hea Experience proves, and thousands attest a
ui,bo1l rxcp pnn. James ID. EoWPs
PICTORIAL HONEY OF LIvEKWORT
the bet mos, pleasant ssfr ard speedy remedy ever Of
cred fer Coughs Colds Asthma, InuenSa Splitting OF
Blood ssd all affections Of the Lnngs leading 70 CoDsnDp
ticn II scsmposed entirely OF vegetable ingredients Il
promotes the healthy fuEcens Of The ssin md ryigaies
these constitutions impaired by pforacIed hacking coughs
IFS price, Two snes per bote, places within Inc reach
OF the poor as well az The rich. may he had OF OIL
COTT MeRESSOts l. co, General Agents for the Usis-
ed States 4 Maiden Line and at retail By all the respect
able Druggists in the city aud country.
deo 1rS ,S7 Bowery ~ Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19

u 1sarsha!i Total Abstinence S9ciely
NEE, a. Hail. 4o5 Broadway, att O'clock tins even
ing The Society will be addressed by H. Greeley Barnes,
aud others and Grafton will be devnred by ir Dixon.
Singing by The Lady Marshall Society, Cook Collins, Ia
vel Pascoe, and others. HURLEY on the Accordion Inc
public are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Itt WIN. K. HAwLEY, Assistant Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19

will ce-bfste hundred and thirty Seventh ADnver
sar OF Ffankiins Birth Day Thursday evening" January
l9b at Columbian Hail. 26S Grand street Exercises 10
commence al O'clock, fellows:
Euiogy OF franklin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19

u lectures on Daniels ProPbeciea'-flo
lessor HITTING iil lecture the I'd and 'h chapters
Of Daniel This tThursday) and Saturday evening" a
Nibo's saloon O'Clock Tue public are Invited 10 al
lend. Seats Free. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19
" 10 be Aessea, Tor terms Of q years, with pei

peiual renewals
The valuable Lots, contained in the block Of ground
bounded by the Bowery the Third Avenue, Stnyveant St
and NiBth street
The block oHis in part ST Marks Place and Asor
Place, and being surrounded by wider streets and APP
preached by Avenues than other block OF ground IN
tie city, and being in the immediate vicinity OF rapid
improvements render the lots highly desirable for business
purposes.
The immediate erection OF substantial and valuable
buildings will he required, and nnsance will be restricted
Apply to THOMAS MACFARLAN, No. 10 L enlh street
East OF Third Avenue JIG eodiS2w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19
w ATCHES lower than ever.--In coz.

VA AJCHES lower than eYer.--ln con-
Wv sequence OF the reduction OF dnties by the late
tariff tho subscriber selling his stock Of Gold ant Silver
Levers Anchor Esca pement Lspine, and other Watches
of aud spiendid patterns AID Jewey al retail o.
considerable reduction oUI former prices, being much
over than they be beIgbi for at any other place
the city. Gold Watches low as $40 To s25 EACH
Watches and Jewelry szchsnged or bought All watches
watches and Clocs repaired 10 the best AID war
raa.ed a, much less than the usual pjess
G. C. ALLEN, Importer OF watches AID Jeaeeryy
ol1is " WhGlpsale and retal. 80 Wslss 9stais-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19
hiEnICAN MUSEUDi-Marble build

"A vi EoiCAN biUSEU Ri-Marble DulIQ-
"A imp opposite s, Pauls Church, Il. EARNUM,
Manager-The terrfcaly splendid Contagrsiion OF Mos
cow as exhibited by tie late Maezr. Last week OF To,
Thumb Magnificent exhibition e Animated Taneanx,
hewu TO Rdmring tiousantsn Europe under The title OF
rbodons Grand Theatre OF Arts
H. . Sherr.,an the Ballad Sipger-T. c. Booh, the an
rigaed Comic S!nser-la Petite Celeste, the admired
dauseuse-Mss Hood, the Vocalist, nc.
On "Wednesday and Saturday of this week Day FER
f,rnance will tnke place afternoon, commencing
II O'Clock. The Evening Performances nj 7 O'CLOCK.
Price OF Admission, IS cents-Chldrsn rnGsr 10 yea1s
haEprice. Jio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19
DAHK THEATRE AND OLYMPIC

a u
CIRCUS, conducted by Rufus WEIGH. Boxes 50,
PHI 25 gallery l2a Doors open a. hsifpas s. Pep
iormance commence al 7o'clock precisely Thursday
Ev ming JAN 49, the performances will commeace with
rand and Imposing vacade aud Pageant entitled the
Children of the Succeeded by the maly bold and
daring Hiram Franklin The beautiful equestrian act by
Mrs Howard entitled La Syphide. To couciude with sbe
Grand Pageant, alter the manner ri Frarconrs Cirque
n,v f'' ills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19
"a Principle made practicable is Principle aade useful
NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING

/ ESTABLISHMENT, AAS Furor.ss, Nsw.Y9rK
The undersigned, in announcing their patrons their DE-
termination adhere strictly 10 lc principle OF cash dealt
ing in their business would rake occasion 10 say that they
have become well satisfied OF The prac,caby aud useful
aes OF such plan by the uniform success which has
tended operation In their house from The
The advantages derived by Tue customer from the adop
OF this Extraordinarily realizing gain OF so per ceGt
upon credit prcesthey conceive perfectly obvious, and
therefore need no comment. or the merits of their house
and the facilities with which they Invested OF furnishing
cheap AID rich garment, they will not Slale-fuliy
sured they that this simple fact Is TOO vel! known
their celebrity well established, require further
mark And in calling the attention OF the gentlemen OF thu
United States and NewYork in particular to their
WAITING punciuaty and dspachin answering tie commands
Of their friends is much part Of their system as CASH
payments DSO ISL j. u boOEh y Gu
I,yOR SALE to CLOSE a CONCERN.
Y The Steamboat JOHN MASON. as she lies nj the
DTy Dock East River viii he soid nj Public Auction. OF
the Exchange on Tuesday, the 7 day OF February next,
Terms fourth CASH at the time OF sale balance In three,
,ix and nine months. Interest Tor sailSlucny paper
Also, at "iansbarg, on Wednesday The s!h 81 Febru-
ary the steamboat Railways, work shop, ship timber, DO
eether with several parts OF the engines OF the s;enrne
North Anerica Terms, al Hbder 800 cash, $3.50
at s months for satisfactory paper
Aso at the city of Albany on Tuesdoy the 4h day OF
April next office furniture general parts OF
tee engines OF the steau. North American AID 1T Tue city
and war furniture anil fixtures Terms under So0 cash.
over 500 al months TO- satisfactory paper. VII
Also, private sale Z: the Office OF the Hudson River
Steamboat association IS Coarond.st lot second hand
Steamboat mairases pillows counierpas shees and pill.
low cases, &c . 10y
close concern, Tue safes VIII be positive and whoutfe
NIB All persons having claims upon The Budsoa River
Steamboat, Association wi pene present Them FOR ql-
dation, before the 18th March nex 70 a.
10 office, So Co1rIaudt-ss. JI<'stb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19
Pn.sen gers Arrived.

Pnssenaers Arrived.
In the bark Martin w Brett, for ST Thomas and Santa
arha-RevP NJ Brett lady and servant; mr Albert Good
ing, Mr. Murray Mr J Kendall, Master J 4 Brett,
Master o III White
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19

ncdicatian.-TheH suse erected IN iwenty-seS-
between The Second aud Third Avenues tor 'ae
ase'nod. Episcopal Church. will be dedicated 10 inc ser
se o. Almighty Sod, oa Friday Afternoon, Jan ~ al =
The members as friends are asctionaely invited to at
Rev. De. olIN Presiden, OF the Wesleyan onfVer
expected 10 preach the Dedcatory Sermon. 10 be
e0Sss by Rev, JoHs DEMPsTEs In the evening. s Sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19

The steamer Hercules last night owed up The Light boa
stalioEed on ihe Hook undergo repairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19

Brem bark Caroline. Newhod,, 45 d, I'm Bremen mdze
10 Nolteaius I; Payenstadt.
Brig ADA Sherman, OF North Yarmouth IL DIS I'm ban
sania, Cuba, su gar 10 Nesmith & Leeds
Schr Susan Martha OF Plymouth, Mass, I'm Ponce, PR
9Th Jan, sugar and molasses 10 ) w Lewis
Schr Cambridge Hall, MASTER I'm Boston, mdze TO Jno
Stevens
lScLr Ann LYMAN, johnson. FIN Newbern, Nc with naval
Schr Calcutta. S:eilman fin Boston, with mdze.
Sioop Top Gallant, String, Sc hours i'm Brandy winehour
and corn meal 10 Allen ( Pazson
BELOW-l ship, two barks and brig. Wind W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19
CLEARED.

Ship South America, Bailey. Liverpool, Fl Marshall
Bark WesAeag: Spauding, NO, Nssmh, Leeds& Go. :.
X Thebaud Saratoga, Bedel, Apaachieo!a John Ogden
Sterling. Taylor, Wilmington NC, Powell! Fairfield,
brig Carolina Lubo, Angostura, 0erchs u Kruger.
sctrs Emma Johns,oae. Banore Johnson r sn9wdsn widen
aker; Planet Terry Petersburg. A Cooley L Co; CO.
hamet Bartlett, Baracoa, Foster l. Nickerson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19


III. O. o. F.-TEE RAINBOW, or ODD FELL
Lows MAGAZ me, No. H.. will be published on Mon
day Morning January It, illustrated with elegant Steel
Engraving containing THIRTY-TwO IMPERIAL OC-
TAv0 PAGES of beautiful letter press, on finest paper
Price l2t cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-19

E-S Stare lc STcst1T2S.
LIBERAL CAST advances made eansigrsa,s ss sscll
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18
NEW STOVE.
BOSWUH7H'S PATENT HEAT
RETAINER ON THE AIR
TIGHT PRINCIPLE.

~ ME Subscr;b-r hnvin; ,he,.x ln.ive righ,
stoves in Tie Territory Of lowa, Or dispose
Of .ui,l right 10 olhcrs--h.ving derived his
right ,li,cc, from the PATE nlGe--.wouIh in-
form the public thai he has one cf said
stoves now il. use III Fle,chcr's Hotel, where
j, Gun be seen nj any time by persons de-
sirous OF examining il. As this s.ove il con-
si.lered far superior 10 amy other in USE.
ana determined ~ commence tiie n.anutic.
,nIe of lhen in Bnrlin. ton the ensuing sea-
eon, and send .hem ill parts OF the Ter.
ritury3 that the community may nOt only
see bMl feel the benefits derived from the
use OF ihcIn.
Not more than enc third The quantity Of
fuel is required 10 obtain the same qual'i.y
Of hea. US tr0M u common stove or Gre place;
aud heing IL much nenler nrlice perfec,ly
adapted 10 the parlor. sitting -roon,, sleeping.
room, or office, ami is highly recon nended
for the sick.room--.hs heat be.ny pure
and pleasans. Said stoves ARE made either
with or without mn oven, and Of any sizs or
finish, TO sui. purchasers. Cost, from ) Is 20
sou.
The above stove was patented BY Mr. Bos-
wur.i,, of Musieltn, Ohio, in April, ls49;
and has gained decided preference over all
Others in recommendation FROM many Of the
most respectable citizens Of New York City
and the Stat. Of Ohio, where the stove has
only as yet been used: but the best recon-
mcnt alton 10 the actual use Of them.
j.. p. WIGHTMAN.
Burlington /. T. Feb. 18th le43 Il
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18
CITY S C II O @ L.
ny w s.. e. D. TOW N END.

1IyHE next term Of the City School will CONF
mence on the LIST Monday in Feb. iS43
Tuition, per Quarter. Of l2 weeks. for in.
.. rnctioa in Reading. Spelling, Writing aud
Cciburn's Mental Arithmetic, $500
The same \, 18th Grammar, Ge"gr aphv, Arith
me,ic, History, Declamanon aud COMPOSE
ton, $500
The same with Latin and Greek Languages,
Algebra, Geomt try. Tr,gonomstry, Mensnra-
ton Surveying, Astronomy. Philosophy. Books
Keeping bN Single or doubt. Entry, &c. $500
Exercises in vocal Music through the Quar-
ter. Tuition varied To suit the times. If paid
in advance; but IL no, settled during the
Quarter, cash will be exactcd.
IT aay Student loses time on account of be-
ing confined by sickness, one week or more,
4. may be made up in the Term following;
but no allowance Will be- made tor absence Gu
any other condition.
Charge will be made for each scholar, from
the entry ofthe same TO the close OF the Quar-
ter
The subscribers propose establishing the
school on ii permanent basis, and that public
patronage may be merited, no pains Will be
spared ~ meet the wants OF the community.
w. S. g. d. L.
Jan. gath, Aft
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18
Western Hotel.

"Shou'd aud acquaintance be torgot.
vTvHE Proprictos of,,hs Mc..cIn Iln,el, sit
ua,ed ON the corner VI Fourth and JET.
ferson streets, 1akesthis occasien IN present
his grateful scknowl ed ements for tho lihe oil
amount OF patronage extended towards him in
time past, aud beas leave t"inforn, his friends
aud the public generally, that ha has again
,aken posse ssion Of this we'll known estab iish-
ment, and no hopes by unremst,ed aud assid-
uous attention 10 merit co,,tinuancs Of the
patronage hitherto bestowed.
Dnf,ng tho short recess. tho House has bsen
thoroughly renovated aud improved, and il
Now ready for the reception OF boardeIs and
the Travelling pubiic. .,.
Attached to the above Hotel, is conIn1odi-
Gus Stone Stable. together with extensive
yard room, aud otfording facilities 70. travel.
.lers not surpassed in the Tsftt.nsy.
IA MES w. NEALEY.
Darlington May 81. l8l3-tf