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NEW ESTABLISHMEN7t

NEN rs L ABLISH MEN'r.
IHNilE undersigned have formed a CO Esrtner.
Il .Ap under iie se OF GILL sPIIMAN for III. pro.e,
toa Of NE ha'.nsss Of MERCHANT TAILORs, in all
H 'lo'o bIaeshe The senior partner has just
Of ID" het Cloths Of which imported for hem by
Houses Of the highest standing for their Judgment an, k
Of Cloths The both Partners nav aeor sa.S
too guarantee 20 ihe Public, that I'm be mails 10 49,,
Their WILDE best Houses in the Copn
reasonable o. nh r'pesi- es from friends and the Pubic
door to wHl Mitchell, IT, BEVERLY T. GILL ''A'
p PETER sPGLMAN JR.
The -us.enecr. opening the following goods an Of
which vail be- inside up to order 6shoaass ami dasb
suP. ns Velvet French and English cloA
lllue Cloths Of I'll prices
bronze olive CIoth
Ride Green
French Brown. new are.
'"l''d %I's Beaver Cloth, for overcoa,s
brown
Hlus Co'h Cioaking
Phnd'l5e ni.edblk Cashmere
Bk ribbed French
English
Fancy Cashmere IT IIstyes
e 1..asa' r Of embroidered Cas- for vs.taS
81. ro.,n'.u,. plain AMI ar'dbls Satin.
BIZ and fancy ,eiyet. for ye.,inr. 'A''y SIX 'e''ns'
Wooen Helysis Of every style and color
Ia, ill., .s''.rc, 10 do Cashmercu plain and vled
ry s, scr'is ~ do embroidered Merno do bs Italian C,v.
Map DO Tenants celebrated stock. Vslnrton BE-. s
lef+ bues Gloves ln d. dirk do fancy Nd A. N.,no
shirts plain inl i Lambs Wool DO rltin r,vy an es t
'-. GILL & sPII.MAN.
DrHeS' Medicines, Paints, DVesi,6S DC.
bNuF sale oN, soc cash % puncfu, eus.o,.,4 :, "a - ~
tc Red Mouir below Ola Marset cons,t,Sg ~ -, -
ioI'">-ttunirc Ca.une. Epson Salts
SIg. Carb. Sola. Cream Tartar
White Lad iinsced oil
Spur, rupentue. varnsh. verdirris in OIL
Beet Lamp ul, Window Cass Putty A. a.
JOHN J. CRAWFORD.
Naaf. IA.
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PANTs a 49,.

EEN co opening i1r-e md .D,,,sty -. 4, -
~ Pants and Vests. for sale ehrap f,f cash " w
ALSO CITY made Beaver Froeks 90 Just finished afthe beut Rich
u1ni manufacture Dress Coats the hest GOOD. al i,t -
ch-7p f0g cash. ~
B-N' connection with other and have The sn a.
Cish I1IofD: Establishment" hc AWNING rsfns Ia o.,
rFrsss ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-16

REWARD OF s.o offered apprehension and delivery
"A to in The Cy of Richmond so apprehension
and securing imam, Jalin itc Commonwealth Of Virginia.
get hun again SAM. he called
INlNE- who len M November supposed
De- about feet 10 - ~ inches height SLENDER
formed complexion dark brown iu eyes frequently red.
about the appears YEAR Of age though
he oder perhaps ~ or 90 any are
rccOneciei 10 have been noticed though not nnr,
br that ms show The effects Of b.
Wasin the habit Of Using upon himself lie belonged
years Co uc e AmscGd li OF Chesterfield
miles Northwest Of Petersburg death Mr. VIM r.
l at that time l. or residing Richmond Pc
terburg Turnpike Road mule, place and since 10
d. =. H. Anderson. u Chesterfield House who had him
sold al puic auction this June he was pur-
chased b, my son Whilst ownedby Mr. Hill and Dr. Anderson
employed principally gardiner carriage WAGNER
which carried him Frequently Petersburg. was par
cullry luuiD sud where be- acquaintance ~
well raousamonrs, them and several th-
dren belong Mr. Charlie, Cor Of Morccai
Brown, decd Three Of hi still By Anderson
and OF his daughters living Nr Ambrose r. Hills u Cut
but belongs M Martha llu place
that sam sold ms and chircn bought hy
Mr. Saunders, % Richmond who plantation
the upper OF Ilanoyrr doubt that c Paws
passing visits his wife and ffcmis IN
Chesterfield and Petersburg which st place the
fisheries IN the ncighbOuboOd CITY Point he recently
au ST PHILLIP VI. TABB
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ROBERT MOTT.

N.ft ds~y @ ~ ISoASsgs Ba-k. RSL-oud I-s,y.-is
~ received nrthsf suppy Paints o- t.4s an. Other
II - Naniss-. with fani.r- Bu.l- Bsii.t- An a.-o
neh Of French AMI American Window FUN s,iO a,
5os2e n"le all IL which be y dfoa, uuk up on IN.
reasonable terms ~ ~ ~
~ B--h ase suEqy of saP s'on- Paint Er safe low ~
P't'i p"ih' "i I'm &c rhinxrd Roofs r.
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HATS! HATS! HATS!!!
BARGAINS. BARGAINS.

r HNIN II.INNII'E n NV.' FIaIn SITefI,
81 DIOR Above the Big Boot received y
recent arrivals from Baltimore Philadelphia aad aige
.dd 10 icir assortment nry Goods view n their
connection with Of tie FIRST HOUSES Baltimore the pub
r may Te assured that they obtain Goods rate.
not Dsrer than Other house The City. and vis
OF the CITY Of Richmond respectfully invited TO call as bar
gains may De- expected. - 10
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REMOVED

boANNAN & cos OF DOMINION Co'hinr store 10 tn On
lsb soc OF the street AMI ficR- the Frankn orl John
Ean-y ohi sah south side OF MAN III frosn Governor
- '
we Nou.i enoraee thus Opportunity AMI OF makny
SHOWN N ihs eren II Richmond vicinity the STATE that
Ne constantly Keep hln Jothns Kind anl nor. s.ue
AZ lot me current and Approaching ssn al
I"fa e". Tor cash W. respectfully al cal and IN
seel oar stock whether they not An g.
- ~ u- That do not pleas every respect may returned and
'S t,'InI-,- W W .o'-i- Naffaniea Ja2H
cloths tn>si,ner~ and Beaver Cloths.
WE are prepared to exhibit large and splen
do VI n thr above Goods n very low priessin
Cloths We hav" back blue. ami green's Of all
IN 'anetes English French ami American an great variety
eoisng OF Tweeds BucssSins, DocsnS Plain Wool Hacks
s'nes and Dabs French PAID Dap % from SOC IN m,
r-. hrinltietr-d-n Beaver Cth Doubc Mied Black Blue
pfah fzd ahd Pain BcavcsUpcuor Pln and Back
Hpitln Ch,-iie1vy Plot ami Forest Cloths &c &c Our
STOCK q" "se Gs any ho1.. IA tbs eounr,
furcLassrs are iItsiial e1ainne. '
- - KENT KENDALL a ArwArER
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n landing and loT sale by
- D,yrNpop1 Z. army
!. wHEA1LY 60. received At the Raiiuo.. C.sb
S.'fe al The corner Of Main street nra-d 90
psi- X H. Jenkins, yesterday aion 10 theirue ,..sri
StocA--IO pieces Noo black Clotb -upcfio. yuaIry
10 pieces Inv and Olive Greene
20 DO English Fancy CASHMERE
10 do Plain Blue Blu. Blk do
10 d. SIX satin sni Mcrno Nlsi.nss latest ,if.-
30 10 White Flannel all Wool - 80. per y,ri
!" do Swami sam DO superior ltic., warranted not t'
10 tD 1874 Baru.ey Shs.tiuy
u 10 Plain, Rlk and waiereI Aipseea
5 cases Fancy PRINT,
20 cartoons Of blk ard coIdsiIk Fringe
10 dozen Gents MeTno Shirts aul Drau.r ap-rot .rt,.
20 90 ladies ileneh hid direct from Paris ,62!
40 90 Gents Do ~ %
90 pi"crs bls and blue Buubs4 ne
10 do Cashmere BE Lane. new st,lr
" Do Printed sAi;.rs, auce for IaI..,' lf,---s
10 co Printed Velvet
. dozen i1ndsoHe bore, s.IA shaw.
" pieces Rel Wai-te1 STRIPE silks
" bales Whn'y Blankets. 90 Ro-- a.. 10 10 Nero 10
sruet Win large assortment Hosiery lind AL OF .,
tE "i d-TS" NJ uron the reasonable lern Il, east Al
persons wishing TO purchase vii p-a,r -al an sy. for Them
selves.
- lhr ~ar j. requested copy.
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4 ANGHOHNEN ArtnISrr,Y., sIr,I1,, ,,,-,-,
ECONOH1' ~ HOJSE-KEEPINGi
10 Famiiic--iHrd t.unps.

ECONOW- ~ HOJSE-KEEPING
10 FRmiIic.-Lard camps.
~ ELS celebrated and UNIVERSAL, approved
4 Land LAMPS are for sale ty yi.f.r. 90 Piaf,irh1
prtr-'u CO. The aiyau'1scs ut us Lamp th. i
Lard o., used tn 300 the iimp without hr 1I'r netting
SECONDLY cytsas much h.h as fNu OH Should Candle.
LASTLY 'hc common Cotton Lamp We, i. used 10 IN
q ordinary tube ui Lamp.
has te,nascsra ned It one puJn OF taf more than
t'y c-hl hours or hif cents worth viii whole evening"
saving az least ninety cents rf1n Substitute sperm oil
tiu aui 80 them burning M, sHuscr5ers
BOLTON HARRISON. ufufftt.E Araiiec1rss
Conn .f Main 4 c-,..-..s 4,
a NoHMN"-Wr have few uar. Hf tt1.e real .Na-ul.
scsNr pronounced by ilrc 90 s fs bet thc civ
$50 su..,...f. fa + r. Alir 4 "a
EBbAlS FiH 30 Nart 90 f1 fl't expected ir ale
n ly so 70 lw j. o. rHlrLLrr son
NtNEGAR2S bhl- wilson. best No o. Tor family u-r f,r hr
by 20 rEAkE JuNEsS WINSTON
VIRGINIA JFANs-lVr have bob ,rf, ant rf.f f,f .,.
AMI beautiful arcIs II virginia jeans manufactured
Nrhurui iy jones MI.s.nyr winch W., VIII sr lt The manu-
mcurcr. prrcs kENr kfNpALL = ArNNrER
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PATENT HORSE SHOES.

n'sia for sale at the black Boy and Mortar. by
SpIENpID POCKET CUTLERY.
AN n"w opening very superior and extensive
mems and travellers kNiVES mounted in siiysr rear, , h,
and tortoise shell handles OF which entirely new pat
George wostenholn son, Jonathan Crooks.
80 THOMAS TyRER
ITO ga N-SMITHs.-
double aud single Pistol Locks and Mountns,.
forged and filed materials all with large supply
OF door, Pad Chest Box and Trunk Ios, Keys. &c.
Sc 30 THOMAS rYRER
~ Chcapi Chcnp!! Chenp!!!
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. Sc-ilHOLESiLE &
RAvID BURLINGTON Would aai an the attention Of hi. friends.
- customers and buyers generally Boots,
Shoes, Trunks, &C., which he selling or very low for
prompt paying customers he soet. can from Who'll
sae and retail purchasers before buying strong in
dueements viii RECEIVING from the mos approved
NortSrn and Eastern Manufacturer. additional supplies Of seh
goods Wall render worthy attention Of purchasers At
all ''es ani he assures them that every low,
She quality BY any other house IN the civ Inc
friends Of tie late hm Of Burlington Co invited
&C 10 Successor d Burlington CO. Mansion House
4 Tons Plaster Suo Du'nts PnIne Poos. jus, a.
" 'ed per sehT Shetland which Will be sold low from
Apply to loe lei RANKIN wHrTLoCK
BcIi-MetIIc Kettles.
usI received inr lot OF b. Ne Prrsrrins Kettle Gail
oc6 RICHARDS * GARDNER
ANTHRACITE COAL
HSn TONS broken and screened Rcd Ash
wv Coal laHins i'9n, .shr Palestine for sale by
SEQ RoND EDMOND = DAVENPORT.
S,'rERioR OLD JAVA c"Pra:5o bag. superior ols Java
~ Coffee, just received
o. 10 WILLIAMS a mAXALI.
Brass and Iron FoO.mcn.
FINE Brass Fooimen Of superior uuai.
1 n Is, for salc cheaphy RICHARDS & GARDNER.
oc 20 Sign 81 the Mil Street
NV CARPET ROOM pieces Scotch CARPETS. 10 d.,
suprrdne 10; do T. ~ d. Corr star
Linen coOri linen oor Cloths Tueted Hugs IA va
ur The above goods been bought on the mot a,n,a
.cou~ terms, and wIl be- sold very cheap By
&c /! W. MEREDITH.
EiEGANr Walters. Ten Trays, Ac.-We have
~ Just opened Dot Of elegant lea Trays Waters
assorted oil sil'spoted direct manufacturer IN I'm
gland and for sale low by RICHARDS * GARDNER
oc ~ Sign 81 The Mil Saw Main Street.
900 BUSHELS prime OATS, cargo of
L wv Sehr. Expeditions, "a the Dock, Appyio
&C IL T.. :. EIIBN.
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GEO. 7. BOOMER

-
Ncu Door TO PcHicniiary store, on sfreet lead.
ing from Main ~. 10 lHayo's Bridge,
HAS FOR SALE
~ Cr..t Porto RICO and foaf sugar
JlFH isruin AMI BIO Cohee
Wlst lffI M1l1sses. part prime
E1sins 1ni Almonds, Gunpowdsr ana Btsrk Ia.
Nall sol Binds, soap and Cindiss .rpi.,o,..
bu.ss's, Com Brl'ns, Powder ami sho,
Nrsf-of Boxes. Sole Leather
Tanner uL torpcns Alum
-tl0 tni lOVf1 Ghss. Red Cords srf Id.
Latter Writing and Wrapping Paper
~h.t assorted Cotton Warn asaorted
Pepper Rice. finger, Stone Ware
Mauarss Candies equal 20 Sperm IA
4 GENCy for Wistar's salssr., o. wa rIsy,v- al
- koNauIs Improved Tonic Mixture NJ
GAYNOR. WOOD 4 cos
NeHt ihe Ben Tavern.
pfAbL pENfRnlCE-fhs arieie IN M foaa o. ~ aapai
laot' peaf5 pow' pieparei win ne gesis.t Hssn
ee aci'us end agreeable dntfce, shfi or
and pleasant ts eradcafes tartar foni ne zen fsnoYss
spots Of nen' dceay poshes and preserve eheh
pearl uss whIcness acts a. an su srarute
afnf NE o. heihhy sas rrssrv-s fheu
8ni vgog--fiepaIsd sHd I'D hoictss sad retall br
- ALLEYS OVAL 4 90,
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r.. N. HUDSON.

DE Mist,
Oe'ee on MsiD Street. Square aLors "a, Banks,
sins al oStlon on tho Teeth for their beauty pr-era.
YOU ana hri- tho best kni OF nrofniphs singy IN
mn , On thu mos approved plans Rsvd Dr. PI.
ne hsvd Dr tInre, Hubbard Gardner lion D. e. BALDWIN
p1chamberlsynr Dr. X. a. Gated George wat.on NJ D.
Il-I9m
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ANENPuRTS ALLEN. have for sale
- Colratcs Starch. Il" soip. Goshen Chcss,
Coverings double loaf sugar, solo Leather. Shot
= Il sugars Whiskey. CopTera-. Inilrp. Aga Ma Bier
Cotton Twiuc Cap and Letter Paper
Ground Plaster, fieuuas. o. %
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KNIVES AND FORKS.

" It'll ivory Handles. IN seus Of 81 pieces. from
$40 10 so per sc Nl .tig. s,'fup aul bone boz entire
'- % iy III" d' a. very low Persons want Of such
g'-is w Do We, i1 examine ta before purchasing u here.
&C - SMITH 8 HARW uOD. sign Of Goli,u Broad Az,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-15
PATHETICS.

Up in Pokonk. where the thistle,
Blooms, dies and rots,
Where the winter whirlwinds whistle,
All round the lots !
Lived the slicke.t gal; you ever
Saw In your life,
Ankle like blue beech lever,
Voice like fife.
While | ga, by her couriin',
Calm end serene,
With her apron she was sporlin',
Chequered and clean.
Mingled was our hash togelhe3
All day we sab
a chswin' gum in winter weather.
Happy as fsh
Long stuck 10 her like sessles,
Summer and fall.
But, she went of with .he msasels,
Aakle and all.
To her grave this Switch 10 given,
Coming at cost,
Shs's ,hs krst Of forty seven,
That have lost. VsrHneDf aga.
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TNHEREAS, the Hon: CaAHIss DbxAtS.
..Xv President of the Cotirs Of Oyer and Ter
1iiner and General Jail Delivery, Cblft, Of Quarter
Sessions Of tie PEACH, and Court Of Common Pleas
ahi Orphahs' Court In The eighth Judicial district
composed OF tie counties of Nofthuihbttlane.
Union, Columbia and 1scoming, and the Hon.
William Donaldson and George Mack, Es.
issued their precspt beatnfng date the 2lst day Of
Jsh, in the year OF our Lord bne thousand
eight hundred and fotty.two. and TO iiie dtertcd
holding
a Court Of Oyer and 7trmfntr, and Gen.
erai Jail Deiiuery, General Quarter
Sessions If the Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphans Court.
TN DANVftbE, in the County Of Coluhbis,
on tho third Monday of April Aett, (being ths
l7th day. and to contihhe two weeks
Notice is therefore hereby given 10
the Coroner, the Justices Of The Peace, and Con.
stables of the said county Of Columbia. thu, they
be then And there in their proper persons, at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon of said day, with their
records, inqnisisions and other reinenbrances, I'd
those things which TO their offices appeftain 10
be done. And those That are bound by recogni
zances, to prosecute against The prisoners that are
or may be In the Jail Of said county Of Columbia
are to be then ind there 10 prosecute against them
shall be just Jurors are requested to be punc.
tua in their attendancp, ngreenbly TO their notices,
Dated at Danville, the 10th day of March, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty.three and In tho 81 year
- Of the Independence of the United States
of America.
John fRUfr she.G,
sHrnIrr's OrfrtE,, Danvilic,
March 10, ls43.
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TRIAL LIST,
For Aprik Term, lS43.

Mary Stfawbridgc vs. Jesse Funston
John Cummfts ct nj VS. John e. Lessig
Samuel Miller vs. John Auten's Admrs.
4 John F. Mann ct al VS. Moses Meyer
8 Daniel Hoatz VS. Busd Patterson ct al
Q John F, Mann vs. john 9, y, Martin
Frederick Beats, Exc. VS. hehty Follmct
8 Francis Balls Adfnr's VS. John Rhoads
0 John Boyd VS. George Irwin
10 Nathan Collier vs. David Petfhin ct al
II Abraham Terwilligcr %s Daniel Gross
IL Josiah Egbert ct al VS. Cornelius Sti
Ia John i. Davis vs Ashbel h. Wilson, ct ti
IA Charles Cartledgc vs. James Strswbridge
10 Leonard Stoughton vs. Charles F Mann
l6 Leonard Stoughton VS. Benjamin P Frick
II Archibald vors vs. ClarrissA A Schenck
Is The West Branch Bank Ss Thomas Moore
head ct al
10 Nicholas KNIT vs. Nancy Rohf
20 Eleaaer Skinney VS. Moses Davis ei al
Fl George CVdor vs. Thomas Chambers
20 Henry Keiser vs. Peter Shafer
% Thomas Biddle vs. Joseph Paxton ct al
"a Simon Anderson W Nicholas Cole
70 John Ross vs. Isaac s Monroe ct al
26 William Wilson W Cornelius Galretsoh
~ Robert Montgomery vs. Daniel S Monigofr
cry EI.
as John Case ,s Stuart. Bddle, Lloyd d COZ
20 George Maus ct al VS. Thomas Brandon
40 James Lynd VS. Elisha II Biggs
81 James Lynd W. Elisha III Biggs
80 Susan Kline W William Rohn
80 Alexander Mears vs. Peter Kline
3lI John II Jatnes vs Thomas Chambers
5s Henry Yorks vs Thomas Chambers
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A SKETCH-NOT FANCY,s

u
Culista who can view that face,
And yet believe thee false as fairi
Who gaze upon ,hs. form of grace,
And doub. an angels soul dwells there!
saw those locks lnxuriant wave
Around brow than snow more white;
Must believe twas malice gave
The eyes they shade such piercing light!
Strong sense, and wit with lightning CLEAN
Enhance .hy wondrous beauty more;
Thy minds expansive treasures seem
The wild bees precious. plenteous store.
Bat while we mark the dazzling fash,
Or watch the wild bee on the wing.
We think upon the thunder's crash,
And gusrd against the latent sting.
Oh ne'er did Heaven. In kindest mood
A brighter, lovelier dwelling frame,
To hold spirit pure and good.
Than tina. which shrouds thy soul OF
fame;
Yet thou ART cruel. false and cold,
OF smiling hatred, deep and still
That like the Indian serpen,'s fold.
Clasps closest when it means 10 kill.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-15

A loafer once promised never again TO
call for liquor al bar. In order to evade
this promise, he went into trayern with a
friend and walked up 10 the bar. His
friend then, according 10 agreement, asked
him softly with what weapon David slew
Golish. He looked at the bar keeper, and
replied in loud voice, "a slingl'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-04-15

During The discussion Of cause in which
the boundaries Of a piece of land were 10 be
ascerlained, the counsel of one party stated,
We lie on this side, your honor; and the
counsel Of the other par. said, we lie on
this.' The judge exclaimed. If you lie on
both sides, whom will you have me be
Iievei'
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NOftCE.

Is hefeby given iha. we have purchased
at constable sale al the property If George
dis. one gray horse and harness one sol
rel horse and harness. one two horse wa
gon ane sled Two lumber sleds one cow,
ono plough, uhe harrow one farming mill,
one cutting box and all the lumber at the
mill, and saw logs, one clock and The grain
in the ground two log chains and have len
the same in his possession during our plea
sure.
jDHN MfctitaAf.
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triumphant Success.
sand snew d,seovery II The Nsp.paps,
Business.

A most important snd Invaluable discovery has
been made by gentisthsn of this city, by which
newspapers may be pfifited in their present form,
and at the same time, csftlie 8f being converted
at plcsshfe, into Magazine form, for preservation
This grand Improvement, witch Is destined to
form new ers in the business efectins an entire
revolution in the hrt fprinting mammoth newspa,
pefswill BE Introduced. by PERMISSION of the pa.
tentee, into The Philadelphia Saturday Museum,
commencing 1t May next.
In announcing to the friends of the newspaper
press thtSughout the country discovery, which
will add 50 immensely to tho value of newspapers,
the publishers ofthe Saturday Museum, have, also,
the proud satisfaction of announcing the complete
and triumphant success Of their new Family news
paper The liberal patronage already secured for
this new and popular enterprise has not only sur.
passed the most sanguine expectations, but is en-.
tirely unprecedented
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NEW TURNING
Establishment. ~
On FshinS Cfetk, at Isaiah Coles M;ils,

THE subscriber informs the public that he has
put up shop at the above lsdc, for the purpose Of
turnfhs wagon hubs, and all kinds of wood work.
Also, fr5h mill spindes and gtagrons, &c, and
copper and BRASS Of every description. All kinds
ofpfOduco viii BE takenin payment, but no credit
given.
Two or three jodfneymen, who understand fin
shing chairs and besdsteads will find employment.
eRRtN STRAIGHT.
Jan. IA, 1s43.-<eS.
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A man who was in the habi. OF talking
to himself, being asked by his wife why
he did so replied that he liked 10 converse
with man of sense.
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March rs, ls43-4s.
NOTICE.,

NOTICE.
THAT have purchased at constable sale as the
property of Samuel Kline, one yoke of working OK
en-, one black COW, one culver plow one harrow one
wind MILL two hay forks enc iron schoop shovel,
80 acres ofwhral in the ground three acres of rye
IN the ground, Two hogs, log sled, ,one flax brake
Que grind stone, two log chains, large iron
Kettle, ore Loom and have left the same in his
possession during my pleasure of which the public
will take notices.
Il. II. WELLIvER.
March rs, is4S-ls,
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WOOD.

Man chop down that tree,
Spare not a single bought
Thy axe lay 30 its roois.
The Printer needs il notr!
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THE WHITE PILGRIM.

THE WHITE PILGRIM.
camc TO the place where the white Pilgrim
lay
And pensively stood by his tomb,
When in a low whisper,i heard something
say,
How sweetly I sleep here alone.
Tho lishtnings may Assh and the loud
thunders roll,
And gath ring storms may arise,
Yet calm are my feelings. at rest 10 my soul,
Tbs tears are oil wiped from my eyes.
The cause Of my Master propsll'd me from
homo.
bid my Companion farewell,
I LEFT my desr children who for mo now
mourn,
In far distant region 10 dwell.
I wander'd an exile. stranger below,
To publish Salvation abroad.
The trum OF the gospel endeav' ring 10 blow
Inviting poor sinners 10 God
But when among s!ranges and far from my
home,
No kindred, no relative nigh,
met the conisgion, and sunk in tho tomb,
Ny spirit 10 mansions on high.
Go tell my Companion and children mos,
dear;
To weep not for JosEPH. though gone,
The ssme hands that led him ,hroug "a scenes
dark and drear,
~Has kindly assisted him home.
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An eminent physicisn has recently die,
covered that the nightmare; in nine cases
ou. Of ten; is produced from owing bill TO
q nswspsPsr
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given tnat have purchased at cons,a.
stable sale as the property Of Philip Dilts, OK,
one OK yoke, two crowbars, one sled one cross cut
saw, twelve barrels, lot of poplar plank, lot of
poplar skantling, and have left the same in his
possession during my pleasure of which the public
will take notice.
JOHN MlCHLER.
March rs, Is43-4s. D
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POETRY
WOMAN'S HEART.

Poor wesried thing! why uiournsss thou
So bitterly above
The wreck Of dreams Of hsppineys,
The broken chains of lovef
Thy hopes have been too brightly born,
Tlnged with too fond light
TO live amid the cold worlds Bcorh
Unfaded by its blight.
Thou hset given every ihohght Sf thine
70 one who has but filled
Thy ,rasiing heart with agony
That never may be s,iiled?
No, never--iiIo' the kiss of love
Be press'd upon thy brow,
And thou may'si smile sn,hankinRfy
Sill shal, thou mourn az now.
Alas! weak woman thou mus, bend
In silence meath the pain,
Given for thy rures, love on earth
ln hopefotjoy again;
Bear on, 'tis thine 10 besr--thy lifs
Must slrouded bein sorrow,
or sleep and dream as thou art wont
Of b}iss 10 smile tomorrow.
Twas i'll for ihee, that ihon vert formed
Within thy heart to hide
Such patient love, 'ehe hsd'st lhou made
Wisdom thy purer guides
Weep-weep. give voice Unto fhy krieS
Thou cherish'd one IN youth.
And look 10 Heaven for faithful iove
For constancy and truth.