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FALL GOODS.
BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
j. +. WATKINS.

> Doors beIo,r Wodsnorfh, TMner e. Co.,
Main street
HAS recently received per Schrs Daniel
II H Frances W. W. wyrr ami Nauaganset additional
Fly OF BOOTS SHOES, suitable the Ills
stock - good, composing great variety.
Merchants Farmers mud Others NrilnT the City
Will find their advantage call and hs Stock
d"euninrd SCH pan advance. Al such goods
recommend goods Manufactured IN the faithful
surpassed manufactured ths any place.
-ultr ford tr,btlt fsf,lr N
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PARRISH 4 BEaZLEY,

! CAREY STREET.
OFFER for sale, low for cash, the following ar
! 30 hrs Porso Rico sugar ....."
20 IN y. ~ sugar
! 50 boNes I.pve,'oe doalle Loaf sasar
IS bib y. ~ N,.las~.-
IS bag Java Uanes
800 d. green LAEuira Cod.e
loo d. d. Rio. % qualify
iSo d. DO Havana 'od'r
100 boxes Crsw'- Cauiic-
SO 80 DO DO T TST% d. so,,
ustccs Rre
50 package, Tea, embracing all qaalue.
- bow. iiaInes' cay mad ''s'
100 s,ic, role Isr,,h-s
ie bbl- Fish Oh
$50 ,erecs TIsO"''.ion Lime
$50 bhss Ne nett Iirfnnss
DO PsPpsr
do spice
hes, Indigo
p bill Tar
10000 he Cotton Yarns A. ra,,s,y rlss.
700 rcaHs Wrapping Paper
80 Do ro,scop In
81 dOs Cotton Lanes
IS Rel Cord.
IS kegs Powder
200 tags shot assorted
) bbls Nader
5 do Coppsras
do Alifu
$50 boSe- $40
loo do lO1Is IL,
2iOOo It's Western Hseoa
10000 lbs city cured and foiI' nscon
- IN Slad
100 ID fanny Heunss
:" do No grosS IN
20 toves robacc,, assorted qoatue,
40 tits oil R,r wh-k-y
- do IL,
IS do " T. Rum
10 common Gan
10 10 Apple Brandy
10 do ch Peach Band,
20 tl-rce- domestic RIaus
do okl Cofnac =.
10 snail pacSse'- -
"a Lbl> :. ". VIM
do IN
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ROU NDS imprOrcd JONIC MIXTURE
Warranted Ia cure ACTE & FEVER.
'ENHE great dcsideratnn with most inventors of
Patent Medicines has been. much the speedy recovery
u hos who make trial of heir ennch the
independent n the good bad -hrrts produced
~ JOHN Il ROWLAND 81 Philadelphia believe o H. =
iad by snnObnE and for
"innon Ne hpa g. 10" ihnlsIls io IN this Cy AMI elsewhere.
vino al- having tired fsai n The SPECIFICS.
hdsion Of "ir patience well money enabled
i"Frc ~ III" recovering influence Of Rowand- Improved Tonic
Niitue Th- Medicine boz taken al febfle
O." Found i Tie lost Tones however D.
in the snre eradication OF AGIE FEVER Having been ap
POINTED r AGENTS Tor the sale D nyaiub Civ
those dsrous Of trying may rely upon getting Gr>u
GAYNOR. WOOD A cos
~ To tbs Rel T,ye,p
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BROGUES-BROGUES.
!Sign Of ne BIG Boot.

n THE subscriber would say To those wish.
s.s :, ;a sGsvNrs sHoss , b. HAS
the BEsT RICHMOND MADE BROGUTs together with great
VARIETY ktfi' Il work which E WILL SILL
FOR CASH punctual very
rally. J. D. WATKINS.
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DYES, &c.
Nuico. hra quality Madi.I Prime
Coppsras Alum
nlus Stone. Natpffs
ifgwonf. Neiuurf
FUlsnd Hiafth Sulphur
VASE lead. Throne Green.
Chrome Yellow Ifau saHs
Fof ale 90 e.ani,tss % 'ut pufci1-ers. by
40 ALENANnLG bUyAt 4 90
PORTU RICO 4 ". ORLEANS SUCARN
= HHn~ FoFto Rico sufan
- A. New Ofiraus o. fof uie
-es J. A. PNrTEsOy
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WEBB, BACON IL CO,
nFFER FOR SALE, IO e1sb and PgoMPt Gus

4 ktfER FOR SALE. tO cGsb and PsOknPt sus-
~ toners:
40 Ilrs. v. Oh-an-
20 d. Porto Rico.
90 do Cua,
- 10 Ctu,v. SUGARS
30 Ilarifsf.
- ami bbs Loaf
10 i,bl-. Cuished.
80 iIrs Trinidad Pot, Rico Molisss.
bags I.sWun,
Iuu De- scented Rip,
DO Porto Rico, -
no do cuba and ~. Jaro '''''''
100 dp Green Java
IOJ du Oh Goy'tJaya.
500 kegs Nail Bfad-
1900 Sdes sole Leather. varous qualities
1900 Sacks Salt
% Chests anil halt Chests Teas, Of various kinds
800 bags Shot
Gun Powder kegs aud cani.iers
bar Lead
IOj bnVes IIulis patent AMI other iainw candies
N Sperm tundiFs
$50 do Soup. nf various kinds
tuns American Bisictcd Steel
o. bills Tanners OIL
Indigo, Nader, Salt Pere. roppsr. Pimrntp
GnRer Alum, Brnsour. Ciocoae, Hops
WOODWARD IN nests raiuisj Buckets
sho" Thread and Irvine. Window Glass
Bed Conls anil LINES, London Porter
Wines of kinds.
lo,scap AMI Letter Paper, Wrapping 10
Wool Feathers, stonewars Copf+ras. 6r. SET
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WOOLENS, COTTONS AND
L. " T. " -

"AbSWnR1H. TURNER l. co having received one OF
TIE afrcsi and most general o M,n
Tel Dfy Goods offered this larger po
VI ibeir staple Goods purchased before they ar-
worthy The attention OF Merchants CONSIDERATION i paTtIc
larry requested. %,
ARfElS RUGS, &c--Me have Just received a Large AMI
- haomr assortment Of BRUSSELS Three ply Ingram Scotch
arl American cAfpetng stair and passage and
Wilton Rugs plain and hgd floor cloth Baiz- TabIe
Which ~ oner good terms, they the city,
BISpoRD SniNn
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DISSoI.I-TIoN.

DISSOLUTION.
YNllE Co-partncrship Of GAYNOR & IYEIJ,
y Wa Dissolved 'n iir ti n' boy consent Tho .t
n"m"n 4" hr accounts " Me ac bring committed ~ gov
mr. fire. 'HaH Tint No. bushes .IsihI c,d r.. eddy no
poss" therefore, rt tirn'lfy request a os fs bted M
ue hnn. IN MAKE payment without delay.
INO. GAYNOR
JNp. J. LYELf.
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SEFTFdBER. 1sf1.
7. X. WHITE g. co.
Home Made SHOES of All kinds.
LADIES' FRENCH MOROCCO sIIPPEHS, very
nj Ia

WE have just opened large assortment ct
tr above handsome slipper 10 ~ pnthey ais
really good and cheap JUDAH MYERS 60.
HDEARL POwDEUthis much esteemed cosmrc, s the mot
pleasant au Immediate NJ Tint unequal md hHf
red appearance q he complexion, which om overeaung
ushes IN NJ ~ the sufacs afng
nlmauon npcrates lkr charm. aaying NJ etc
and spreading The FEATURES ani unofn eFat
NESS aud many persons beautiful api tansfan' H""'~
no 20 GvNoR wooD 60
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sHPOHTAST 20 TSICTANS. PRO
II Inpsus EtcTi cured by External WeaBS.--Dr.
Hob;t Thorn psOu-s Pelvic Corset aud 4 tsrO : L.

IMPORT ANT 20 PLY SICIA - PRO
II Iapsus Etcri cured by External WeaBS.-Dr.
Hob,I Thorn psOu-s Pelvic Corset aud tsrO : D.
dOmInnI Bandage. We irye completed our arrangements
manufacturing rs unnebt which VIII enable furnish
4 supply ad.qua, demand. Their popular
yeyrneeib b. enlarged dam1uia notices oiapp'h1un which
constantly from medical ciy.
from paus Of the e0in-vauan u. pressing their
claims oT preference ui'n The notice ~ f medical professor ami
public. Ply Throughout The Saie invited n
el satisfied they BE- convinced Of their
and applicability. TO prevent mistake Dr-rn2.
eide which MAJ b. applicable 10 the case ior which may be
ted
disease easily adjusted and by the patient without any
inconvenience pad gives support the portion
peys part Haly tender under based upon
firm leather. Of aud shape naty cushioned which b.
secured place w composed Of 1 material % which
b. sdied portion webbing sufficient the
trnons elasticity contemplated Sf birdlge The Ab
domna Bantlgc prevention Of PraI tt-n I'D other
weaknss- admirably W. itself 90 the form NJ The patient
coninyed such materials 10 allow tito
and elastic portions %? e abdomen and while
sstan de pins column ~ most comfortable manner allows
freedom Oaeti0n o. r OF ' h1dyaul
der no bs drawn wrinkles d- tr fku
preserving form and giving IL support comfortably aud generally
thereby avoiding the objection usually urged against common
laniage which my wrinkles folds and thereby
act rigid cord This bandHg- 'io Kept nplao" by means
. strips NJ elastic webbing
N BTeso patented ani to Of lle eF
webbing n The material b. the exclusive right 0fths paffn
nge u' un. ~ 90 er manufacture must give hem imposing
be- readily conee.d L i Instruments having metallic spring
liable to the Objection that tey n"y ever ~ comfortably
wstof y hC modified co. sut e cifluHsancs o. he cl.
These objections entirely d. Thompson
astay be- in11c smaller desifed With u
greatest easr And 500 snorr advantage that they
Tor af price ~ any other Instruments which offered
We enabled o. d. is, having purchased rFh '9 make te
wia overcoming Ir ohject1ns generally urged
us HuI breal uf tc high prices asked of thru
hoping feiIrsr ouf,'' by an ncfai 'a ~ placing tcr
wtn The reach lten who would tHrfsf bf fctausd No.
ne Of ihm aud pra-e 10 that eEpsria
tons have hcru resyef AI.ENk blNAl' n ~
Ufurgists. Richmond. Va
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HATS. HAYS. HATS.
MAIL LINE TO LYNCHBURG.
SDIrTJT SIDE MES RITTER

NYE running a lane Two itorss Post Coaches
w Pow hlian IIottss Cumberland Cout House.
though Ia hbutg 90 Days ID dspattus fom RE
rtiESDAN THURSDAY and SATURDAY, At o'cbock. \.
Pare ihgh nchbuTg 81 Passengers will their
at the columbian iio.L hoSn EDMUND - DNvENPpRT,
: rp,n
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SPLENDID STOCk OF DRY GOODS.
4 ATHROP. CHRISTIAN s. CO have
- Stock ~ SApl. au Fancy Dry Goods
favorable term AID wi be soh
bS f1und th, following
Pine and snperhne Cloths. all ,1l0uT-
Heavy Pilot and Beaver Cloths
h. Paris corded Diamond Dos-l.n C,..,neIs srsai
bargains
Iins Wool Black Cashmere
Fih- MsIn0 Ton,net SILK and N--tlhs,
lama 'iotls iOi toakiuss
Dfab mixed tius and black sstnsuS pI,5ss
Iissg"N Jeans Cabi krr-sys
Yorkshire ksT-eys. Pid l.thL.ys
Nlile. SCARLET ani yellow fhGnsl.
Laulr ard Welsh shrinking 81
Prints great vsuey, IT ?, 10. ~. ani hngT
Brh striped NOUS inss. Of - g.. ar.i o. G.st
Omltl slnI+! ChaSah-
tblaci0n bio,1ie4. Bk ard ,o'd Alpaca.
d. AMI waler,l DO
Indiana Cloths fYr C.plks AMI Digs..s
Rich Eug- StnIcd silks, d. Ariml ia d.
Rich Gro de Royal DO 81. ami bu, biz su. p.i &,
Bin Italian airi Coo ds Ribs.
Hosiery, Gloves Ribbons, Niusih
AshbuuDn lace' Gimps and Tnnrr- f4ny Dts1 .s4
~" Articles too numerous can't, had cheap
a. l0c 81 LATilEOP. CHRISTIAN A. 90.
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,mrrie.. EXTRACT of enr,nnnriIIn

VIE efficacy SJTs1uaulI ihn- DISEASES which from
n inpurliy Of tie BLOOD well known CONFIDENCE
has hr-n greatly weakened by
winch have been mIO.d the Iubhc Tie above
gotten 10y J. H. tufi'. 'eme of ~ OH
BY IA, advice 81 the Medical Faculty ta lad
tie want Of an EhirIt which should preserve unn1red the
cular properties this valuable b. nun, thea
wishes Indeed the of j. 49, Cu- those acquainted witt
h Sufficient for th- puuty ani scacy 0f Ia
tact los .Ih, Whuesle and retail hy
~ HARDWOOD 4 DEAIE, Dfuggtrt.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
UST receivOda beautiful assortment Of Ladic.
~ Dres Goods. Of an kinds consisting r
Rich stnped aud Cbene Chusins
Do do do KeSns
DO do DO Mousn DE- taines
To do PLAID Veyeis and . variety Of other siy,.a ri
!. a. CtfNNiNGHAMS.
street. Shoe ko-
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ROJ NJ PLASTER from the Lul-c Mills, BY us,
~ consignment, and warranted Of the best quality.
- DAVENPORT A. ALLEN.
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13 CASKS prime CHEESE, just received
- sale ~ - TRY L co.

Dish Covers. Patent CoTf-c-P0IS, &c.
"a J. have a Bs.i Cover.
w raeni Couse vrnau Stew Dishes Coffee
Io-asieTs "a SMITH HARDWOOD ign n Road axe
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JOHN \. HARDWICkE,


ME H OH ANT TAILOR.
AS returned fruni the North where lac las purchased
n splendid assortment GO, % French
manufacture. offered th- market, which he
AMI r pIblc
'. u. hiss made arrangements by which hr will
be eu1bldt per French and English monthly pack
e. such ar desirable eoo be inporl-al
hr 90 good purchased any i'm a
house ia tlii- country.
-, HONEi>. spades and Eori>s.-IOU dorm sho,c
, ~iett', and FORKS Ju-t received and hy
RICHARDS l. GARDNER.
of,- 'ot!en Ms1w Main street nearly opposite
Tondnns. WI!urhsut Dfewry
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Ilpanoe9a" (es mar Der Serspanbte, BEL
Dem lie bier lebte) "uno mir mdfen bier
bleibsn bis gum Mor9en.' Sino Sran=
5oien orein2 fra9te 5arrp. "ytein,' err
wieoerte Waria, "feine Soloaten, einen
franfen fran50fiben Sberiteu ouseenom=
men nit leinem geoienten, Die ober Sei=
De oben lblofen. Ser arme euiS NIT
ieiner often iino 9cfobn, uno es 1T Siiez
mano i'm Sauie, al5 Der alte emanuel
(oa5 mar cine 2(rt bon GrbifGef in BET Sa
mile, uno i6on an. fe6s5is Sobr in beren
Oieniten, cine Nrt BON 2(ufieber iiber oen
@einber9). "Scb min ans Seniter, uno
6uieben, ob alles itber iit; ct tpar's Der
MIDI NIT BET seiter perieben bate, uno
nun spartet ct ouf MIDI, um bon mir ben
Grfol9 gu erfabren. Bartet bier. bis i1
5uridfomme." Sic 9ine in oos 6aus,
uno in lpeni9 Minuten tpar ite tpieoer oa,
uno brabte uns lpoblbebalten in bic &iitbe
100 Der alte Emanuel bereit5 unierer barr
te.-
ais >plf IN ole EuOe trdten, Jap Oct als
te M1ann oarin, uno mir laben Jpn 2(ns
fansS ni6t, bis mir ei6t 9efblaseu bats
ten mas cine weile oauerte, inoen1 er lon=
sc nad Dem Seuer5en9e 9elubt, aus
Sur6t, ct mobte ben Sberfen ober, ooer
leinen Diener aufif6ren. SSie eeiaet,
mir mabten ei6t an uno oa seiete f1
un6 Elm trauri9er Qnblif. 2(lles mar bic
pure 3eriforun9 ielber; ieoes Ding ser=
broben uno 5ertrlimmert bic Seniter ma=
TEN aus9eboben, Die S6eioetpdnoe per=
brannt, uno oer alte Wann nit Dem .pei=
Pen &opf pie Die leibbofti9e Sersreif=
lung itebeno in ben &uinen; oas mar
oues bon ben fbuftisen Sran5oien 70 5u=
9erIbtet porbel1, uno bGtten fie nidht benz
tru"fs" So1vrfvu ptue uueben mullen,
i6 9lanbe, fie bdtten bic Sretter Der Slur
nod aus9ebrocben, UNI fte gu perbrennen,
bepor fte oas 6aus perlieben.
. (ScrHeBuns folat.)
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(2luf erlutten einssrtiet.)
OSiaitGrifcbe Convention.

Sufclss bffentli6 sssebsncr Slabritbt, Der,
fam,nelten 1teb cine srose In5abl committee
nirts Offijisre am 4. Suli i'm gcurtbau1e lit
N0entaun, ,tm iteb ipesen elmer SerbeGeruns
nes WflissSpfeme uno enem i'm naebteiI
Spduabr Sn baltenpen Selblassr su belpre,
eben. Nuf SorG6la9 ,purbe Die Convention
ourtb grnennun9 fo9enrer perfpnen, ale
Seamte, craaniItrt:
Gen. q. 6. gG9er, prsiirsnt.
2lls Oieespreiioenten!
gcl. Seors @hmipr,
Capt. Saccb 9. Soas,
Capt. 1Billiam Srei.
2lls Sefretdre:
$ient. gcl. Nutcn Sutb,
Ser9t. 6. 81. Sleubart.
Sla6bem tcr 3prd oer gonventien oureb
Dlaj. Strou6 in Der Girse pcrSetrascn wors
ben mar, ,purpe auf Sorltblaa cine Commits
tee bon spericnen crnannt, Tim einc ginlsis
tnns uno SefeblIde sinjuteridbten.
Scr prsltpent ernannte bierauf felseupe
pcrionen ais bsiaste Committee, namlieb:
Waj. 0uben SrcuB, gol. gbarIes Srcrell,
Col. german Nupp, Col. Owen Sdser, Gap.
Sbomas 9iueb, Capt. Galomon Rlein, Capt.
Seors Sriebrib, Capt. Sobn Seirel unp
Capt. Seora Sitter, tpelebe ,ab fur,er 2bs
ipeIenbst folsenbe ginleitun9 unb SeicbIiGe
einberibteHn. Die einltimmis ansencmmsn
fpurben:
Gintemal Der gonsreB burtb Die @cnltituz
tirn Ser Ser. Staaten bic Semalt bat, Ges
feBs su erlaGen, bas Ollitdr beoroerno, bic
Selese oer ltIipn 5u teiblBsn, Iufttdnoe aW
unterprifen unp Ginfalle 3urifsutreiben, II.
sei6fals bas Weebt bat paGslte gu crsanifts
ren llnb nit QDatfen 5u DerItbcn umb ba bab
jetise WliliS:Spltem III oer Einbbeit unGares
&oubernements an9encmuen unb 1eitDem roe
mig ober gar uitbts psrbedcrt ipurpe, trcsbeln
oa6 0tb unIwe Sclfssabl feitpsm finf Wlal
Uerpoppelt bat, nnb Der Snltanb Der ginpcbs
ner in allen 5inltbtsn enem srcBen weet>
fel unter9ansen 1T; uno slaubcno nit benz
0attr unferes $anoes, oa6 cine gut craanis
frts militarifcbe Gepalt am meitem pertrdas
LID 1T init nnfern freen SnItitutionsn, uno
an teiten seeisnet, cisfclbsn an befb0stn u.
5u erbalten; nno ,piIenO oab bas Gpttem
nae6 felner jesissH Orsanifatiou unslcie6 uno
orhfeno III leinen wirtmlsen 1T, unb obne
allen 3fpeifel Den 3wsf Isinsr 0cItimntuna
Dsrfeblen mnB-So fei es
BT6lcnen, baB IN frsisn 8ouSernements,
no Die SIlidlclisfsit bet Snrser init pem
3Dcbltanoe oes >anpee DsrmiIebt III, man pas
W1iIitar nitt sI piel aufmuntern unb uuters
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G9ieHstas Se# l. s5sg',s#st ls4s.

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The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

(. GREECE--LETTER FROM THE DAUGHTER OF
Marco BozzARts.-The following very Interest,"
ing extracts from letter written by Madame
Sissini, daughter of Marco Bozzaris, to her sis
ter, one of the maids Of honor to the Queen of
Greece, translated from the Greek, cannot but
name, she is indeed worthy daughter of the
celeb-aied hero:
MIssoLoNGHI, September.
,.ts MY DEAREST Rosa: AT length the enigma
is solved. Let us all glorify God with one
yoice-(yet how can we do this sufficiently ~
for the manner in which it has been accomplish
ed. | shall not be able to sleep this night for
thinking that daybreak must bring me letter
from YOU. Indeed, am somewhat uneasy lest
this sudden shock should have been too much for
you-but it cannot be but you will write to me,
and write with extreme minuteness. | never SO
regretted anything in my life, as that am now
at Missolonghi, and not where could be with
you, and hear with you, and see with YOU, so
many new and glorious things. In such excite
nents how have you, and our dear mother, Jared
How shall i describe TO you the enthusiasm of
poor Missolonghi! Itwas three o'clock on Sun
day when Katatya came to my uncle*, with that
blessed number Of the A. &c, which half COM
pretended in the first moment of astonishment,
and afterwards clearly understood. Shall con-
fess it? Shall conceal it from you am,
oh. my sister, | am very Chieffdiness (Epar-
chiotissa.) could not restrain my tears. A
moment afterwards everybody knew the news,
and the thrilling music came to play before our
house. Then you should have seen how the men
seemed to be electrifed-s. Constitution for ever"
rose to the skies. Everybody embraced epcry-
6ody-the cold grew warm-the weak powerful
the children young men-the old men youths
In the evening was very numerous assembly,
the Symposium" of the citizens 10 celebrate
the event. The next morning was the Dox-
ology," :. e., thanksgiving in the church, which
went TO hear. You can imagine how il pene-
trated into my very soul. Afterwards multi
tude OF us women went to the parade of the
troops, TO hear them take the oath to the consti-
tuition. There was then review; after which
the soldiery feased. Last of all, proclamation
was made to hold these days for the future as
national festivals is not this right? /? Yes, my
beloved sister, henceforward let us rejoice to
show our sympathy in the festivals of our hus-
bands, by appearing in them in our most honor
able garb. Though strange, the request will
not De uniting MS, that the King should be ours
100, and know that WE also are his Oh that he
m,ght at length truly estimate this movement
wnlch has taken place-this second generation
OF 1reece oh who will not love and honor him.
u ne gives ms heart to what is good Yes. he.
Sieve me, could our King at this momont "a
one glance ON his subjects, he would bo nroud &c
governing them. But this will be more l;Lol,,
TO be felt by him when he shall truly Lnou, ~
rightly estimate, those whom we cms;der ahu
ms worst enemies. VASILIKI SISSINIn
The brother Of the hero Marco.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

TT UOUSE.FURNISHING GOODS, NEW STOCK.
IL We have received at our stores, next door to
Clagett's, and opposite Browns Hotel, new and ex-
tcnsiyc assortment Of House furnishing Goods, which
we will sell low for cash. or at short credit for
good paper.
We have general assortment of Cabinet ware,
Bedsteads, and Chars, at very low prices for the
quality.
A good assortment Of Looking Glasses China and
Glass ware.
Solar, Astral and Hall Lamps, and splendid Giron-
docs or Candclabras
Table Cutlery an excellent stock particularly
Rodgers Knives, in sets Of 81 pieces. Also, Pen
nives and Scissors
Walters and Tea Trays, variety of patterns and
qualities
Brass Andirons, Tenders, Shovels and Tongs.
Britannia Ware, in sets of pieces, also detached.
Kitchen Furniture of every description
Hair Mattresses and Feather Beds always on hand,
and made up to order expeditiously.
A general assortment of Wood Warc-embracing
almost every article in that line appertaining to
housekeeping.
Our stock is so general, that we cannot name the
items, but would say to housekccpers and persons
furnishing, that nearly every useful article can be
found ut either of stores To facilitate custom
ers in finding the goods they want, catalogue of
articles in store will be furnished.
nov ls-2wf BOTELER, DOM & co.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25

PLANTING OF TREEs.-We would remind our
readers that this is the season for planting out
orchards and ornamental trees, and that the
sooner they are got into the ground after the
leaves shall have fallen, the better chance will
they have to take root and grow. To those who
may not as yet have fruit trees on their farms,
we would remark that no one should consider
his arrangements complete, until he has at least
planted as many of the fruit bearing trees and
shrubs as would yield his family an ample sup
ply of all the choicest kinds. TO those who
have not shade and ornamental trees around
their houses, and on their grounds, we say,
seize the present opportunity to supply your
selves, as nothing contributes more to the beauty
OF scenery and to health and comfort--American
Farmer.
The Whig standard., 1843-11-25
TIME.
A BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT

A BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT FROM FAULDING.
The following eloquent paper on Time, is, we
believe, from the pen Of Pau!ding:
| saw temple reared by the hands of men
standing with its pinnacle on the distant plain.
The storm beat upon it the God Of nature
hurled his thunderbolts against it, and yet it
stood firm as adamant. Revery was in its halls ;
the gay, the happy, the young, and the beautiful
were there. | returned, and lo the temple was
no more! Its high walls lay in scattered ruins /;
and at the midnight hour the owls lone cry ad-
ded to the deep solitude. The young and gay
who had reyeled there had passed away
saw child rejoicing in his youth the idol
OF his mother, and the pride of his father; re-
turned, and the child had become old. Trem-
bling with weight of years, he stood the last Of
the generation, stranger amidst the desolation
around him.
saw the oak standing with all its pride upon
the mountains; the birds were carolling in its
boughs; returned, and that oak was ealess
and sapless; the winds were playing at pastimes
thro' its branches.
/" Who is this destroyer?" said TO my guar
dian angel.
"It is time," said he. "When the morning
stars sang together with JOY over the new-made
world, he commenced his course and when he
shall have destroyed all that is beautiful of the
earth-plucked the sun from its sphere-yeiled
the moon in blood-yes, when lie shall have
rolled the heaven and earth away as scroll,
then shall an angel from the Throne of God
come forth, and with one foot on the sea and ono
on the land, lift up his hand toward Heavens
Eternal-and say, time was, time is, but time
shall DC no more Wheeling Times.