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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 10. isia
NEW COALITION! ashland and " Linden,coid

| NEW COALITION! - ashland and " Lindcn,roid ?"
The Tyler, Gushing and WISE papers have been for some
time limiting at the OF good
and virtual coalition" between Mr. Clay and Mr. Benton
personally, and between the leaders OF the Wink party and
the B"ntonian and Van Buren, wing of the Locofocos
That there would be such coalition If it was necessary
10 cSpol om power those who hold It, We do not doubt
but there being such necessity, aud Mr. Tyler has no
party the two parties Of the country will fight out
their quarrel without remembering, much les being
influenced. by him or his fantastic aspirations.
The Boston Atlas SAYS
"lNNENsE PoLuIcAL DIScoyTRY,-A discovery has lust
been made by the Newbupou Herald which portcntous
ct astonishing results 10 the politics Of this country Moth
IN the whole political history OF our land bcarS any
na"gy TO tremendous conspiracy the outlines of which
have been rendered visible the keen optics of the d
tor of the Herald. Hear him! Hear him. No other paper
has the
"Now, however, the whole secret Is discoscd-tbc Mot
- manifest Ii i apparent that some other cases,
rogues have tried their dcnqucnccs by cha
iRg them Others the Clay Wings and Van Burrn De
mocrats having long determined upon coalition and
consequent trcache their respective parties thought, by
CARRYING the into Africa, they should under cover of
the excitement occasoned by their violent denuncauon
be able effect their object They therefore charged NJ
Cushing with being traitor, order their own
prcmediiatcd reachcg Ii needs but look the list of
Senators who voted reject Mr. Gushing, 10 satisfy any
candid mind of the existence Of such a coalition Benton
and Mangum and the other ultra Clay Van Buren, Sera
tor have thus opened the first the drama the de-
nouement OF which be the election Mr. Clay as Pre-
sident"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16
NELSON


Or. Lgon the Democratic nominee for this County. ha
retired from the candidacy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16

A n Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chanecy for the County Hcnrcn and CITY Of
on the Common Law sie held Goth IsI2 on the mo-
ton OF Edwin H. Fnoe Samuel " Price William r. Free only
Children and distributes o Francis Pce decd late Of cneo
county aud appearing years have rr..d
SINCE the qualification i Herbert 4. Claiborne admin
81 the said Francis H. Price decd II ordered that
an persons having claims said Francis r.
decd DO exhibit the settlement
Of the next term Of this Court for the trial of Civil
Causes and that this order be published eight weeks m one or
more Of the the hmopd and maj
the same be posted az the door Of the ihis Court on
Two several Court days and given that on t aid
luih DAY OF The SAID Term Of this Court made
for an order for distribution of the money or other
estate OF the said deeeieni amongst the distributes
Copy-Teste,
NH I6-wIw poutNsoN
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NOTICE.
PASSAGE TO BALTIMORE.

NUIlJE,
PASSAGE TO BALTIMORE.
c,,yssbls,r The James River Steamers PAT
4---- RICK HENRY and THOMAS JEFFERSON. Ieav.
ing Richmond every Monday Wednesday morning
H's' the afternoon Hampton Rol, the swim AMI 81
Penof steamers Herald and IeWes- for Baltimore Passengers
leaving Richmond ON the of
BALTIMORE early the next morning full time for conveyance
Passage and Pare to baltimore, 81
DO to Norfolk &C usual
NH JNo. soUTHGATE
NIRGNIA-At Rules held Once Of the Superior
March IsIJ.
Henry White Planun,
John White Joseph White aud ceapDeuP White merchant,
Other dsT,s "'
The defendant. having entered appearance
Of thus Court and appearing by satisfactory they
are not inhabitants Of ts Commonwealth II ordered that the
sad defendants % appear here held on the first
Monday In June neat and Plaintiff and that
eog of i. order be forthwith inserted Newspaper pub
shed ~ The CITY Of Richmond. Tor months sicccssvcl.
posted at the front door q ths cappd in the sud CITY
WIN. O. SANDS. C. g..
NH &c wow
NIRGINIAAtRuc. held IN The Clerks Office of the superior
Count 81 CtauocV for the Richmond Circuit the hnh day q
gu.hro,l W wingacd stephen wnrGrb rruci. L. Wing
6ch William w Wng6eb Reuben Jenkins and Ann ~ wife
Bushrod W. wingdch, Plrhs
Joseph wingdoid and other Art..
The defendant MT having entered hi. appearance
n this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
not nhabian NJ this Commonwealth orisfci That tho
said defendant do appear the Rules De- held Monday
in June and The bu p1iun- that COPY
oi Tins oue be- forthwith inserted newspaper published
The CITY of Richmond for successfully posted NJ
/ the font d"of n The Capitol 90 the aid city.
Copy Tcste,
NH io-wow WIN @. SANDS. G. G..
PnntsI Pantsti PRntsIii-gcntccI and wen cut
80 s. 81
A FINE ass ortmcnt Of black single millcd Ca.
~ sruerc Pant, 81 a pair
Genenen invited a. cl uri ok Exchange cotng
. Store. Exchange A. NH ~
Sc"rfs, Cr"ynts, Byron Collars &c. new style,
UST received from y. " among other art-
el"s n" Dress too numerous TO Mention Cn and lnok n Them
rrAHR A. cos,
NH 10 opposite Exchange Hotel
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
HIAgKrvs & LinBy's LiyED
| .tSsS The splendid barquc BACHELOR, Capt
tf IIirnm Horton viii about April For freight
or passage having superior accommodation cabin or strcfsg
/ passengers apply Capt on board
JNNEs FISHER SON
| mhI0 OrHAsRtNs 4 LIBBY.
FOR BOSTON AND PORTLAND
/ ,fT,N The fine schr. Delaware, Capt Talbot,
A having considerable engaged have a possible disp,eb
For freight o. passage apply on board rickcus wharf or 10
NH iSl JAMES FISHER A son.
SACK SALT, dailV crpecfsd
0nn SACKS Ason's 6nc hni large gne viii be- sod low,
/ wv on ad'al by WILLIAM GORDON.
III Store,
] IS bales prime Northern Hay. NH I6-TsMa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16

4 ONIONS wILLINGHAM DREwRY. are now rceeiv %.
their Spring supply ~ Foreign and Domestic Goods
ash the attention ~ the ade We shall oder
large supply Of Goods We have already
Cloths and Cassncrs Domecs Prints Umbrellas Magnol
Lawns Linens Laeos, &C, &C. NH n ewlw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16

"A = 1t has been my misfortune from bad mon-
aern'ent"f my own and lad some whom
nav u''' get more IN debt than can pay without rrca, sac
no" reside about miles om the Ciy OF Richmond called
"HlGH MEADOW"
The aet contains sl6 Of land rather more than op hal,
winch Is cleared, and highly improved as any land in ,, - -
o country having about 80 ready To be nut down
]" t' next ial-the balance wo-l
winch from IT. proximity the bc valuable for ,,, ,
winch las said an former ADVERTISEMENT Mr. n.n from ,
purchased the place told Inc h. had been offered 800 an arr,
Ihc dwelling House good gentleman can wish ami ia
% "'ue ann the out houses abunnt in roni order
'N' tai an industrious Farmer having
means u" "urk the place might for what he could max,
on u IN irce years necessary for me tp eli
any uiits else hut II shou be- At thu sam. time s
very valuable SlNrsannhgst them good House
wants 'nr hall ut ia" purchase required in cash
'r uie balance credit BE- had II the 9Th i,v Of
september next The lr viii take place premises ON the
% q" next month Will be happy place any gen
"'I''" " ',Uhs 70 purchase W. y WHITING
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16
LrrKrool CLASSIFICATION.
Louisiana and Mississippi

Exchange is m improved quest aud the to-day
hbi, further advance. We quote Sterling per cent
prem Francs Goa g.. New York ca DAYS, It per
cent discount Sight checks y % per cent disc.
To meet the views oi We quote To Liverpool 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16
RUMFORD ACADEMY,

III. SupSCrlocr Is aware that, ut this late pc
i IN the year most scholars engaged but 10 the
ann guardians oi uose not engaged for time short
- h' year m b"gs leave that having recently purchased
TIE properly and Institution well Ruminr Academy b,
won" u -li 10 accommodate some 10 Is boarie prr-
eh l'atr school viii be under the charge gentleman rt
less Pahed 10y ms moral ami steady habits by hs literary &c
qnrrmenis Mr. Bates graduate University Of Nennnt
ana h' h 'hcf"nce IN teaching Academy
ne p"ie l" give instruction IN the Greek French
's'R'~ 'uaI AMI moral Philosophy, thu elements Ch.mis-
ny NHh"e "e"nei'y Algebra plain and spherical Tgonone
NY ra'' surveying and IN the various branches embraced IN
complete English Education woui be- u S, 4, indulge m ,o
mt''on g" the location and advantages moral
training at Youth that tins IT, long standing
known 10 The scholars has berctoae h,n ~,
good las seldom TO need Pca however there should he any
need for medical ai the subscriber always be on the penes
who Will attend free charge.
TEHMs-For the scholastic year months the entire =,
penscs Of Boarding and Tuition, will be SI25
JOHN :. LEWIS VI D.
RFor the next accommodation or 30 boaniers win
be made and as good Teachers employ can be had
fp ~ I'm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16
VIRGINIA :-Atrulcs held in the Clerk : offic,

"ihe Circuit superior Count n Law and Canccry for
inghan county on Msntly, the % day January.
George Wilkinson and Sarah wife formerly sarah Gnrneu
plaintiff,
against
WIN Ganeu in hs right and executor Of Thomas
deceased and executor MARY Garnctt declared VIM
icy AMI John Lancaster Nati deceased
who Of the H Thos Gaatt John
Toua Ganc tson Of VIM james Garnc Alexander
mery Susan Gafneti Reuben Garncu Ma Ganctt daughter
Anstsad Garnct) Patrick Jackson and Mary his pmoh
Mary Wilson. ani James Muss'y. dcn's
The defendants Alexander and Reuben not
entered their md security according
of Assembly mil the Rules Of this COurt. and appearing
tory evidence tatthey inhabitants
dcfc that the sad absent defendants do appear
hohcn for the r Court the first Monday April
ihe b Of TIE p1nT and that c0ty
with Inserted IN some Newspaper published IN the city
for two months sucoessvcy and posted The tn
Courthouse ~ this county. A copy-Tcstc
IN i6-rwaw u. EtDRIDGE e. csc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16

j. CAhD.-tGfG.Osu' Sale Of G!udSic books,
Tins Thursday Evening. oclcA. The very
superior embracing many Of the popular standard works Of the
day HOOKS ready tor examination and catalogues Tor delivery
NH i6 lNLOES * BROTHER. Aucts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16
HOYT 4 CO.'S PRIZE OFFICE,

S3O.DOO.-IaIss. Taxes TaAt~r Never mind
YOU easily ~ Hoyt & Co, TO-
lay. We Accommodate you Will S3OUUU lump Wha
wants tits 10 be lad al HoNT \ cos.
Under tlg Exchange.
70 ~ o. another capital -oi and paid yesterday by
Inh 10 UDNT a co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16
MARSHALL THEATRE. RICHMONI
STORE EnR RENT

~ Tho Store at present occupicd bv Geo.
A w Duesberp. or balance Of the wear an,
Possession thereof VIII be given n the ION Ami ne
Apply at the store, G.. W u. " "
NH lN-l2 ~ ORDER OF rHE, rpk.Nrrr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16
~. Denroeratle cenrentgn ~ R.ehmond apd a., 49,.

The Democratic Convention Richmond and The recent
Of ITS dcfHgS "a South Carolina.
The Charleston Mercury OF last SATURDAY. publishes the
following letter from Richmond:
"Our readers will see, by the following letter from dis
unguished source how the Convention has been
at Richmond l, remains be whether the people
OF the Old Dominion will be managed by Convention 80
managed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16
A RETURN TO THE CASH SYSTEM.

~ ItTsI N'IN To 7 III VNOH N1NI I'M.
ACR business which opened with the selling
~ goods for cash produce only
Of almost tunes however warn us 10 re-
first principles accordingly afer the FIRST of
March eonf" sales cash aud country produce
We call customers respectfully, yet earnestly
for all balances due.
The cash system will enable keep AT
lower and solicit all before
making their purchases keep good sup
ply Of
Sugar. Iron.
Coffee. StcecI.
WolaSscs, Nails. wrought and cut
Teas, Crate Coal,
Cotton YARNS, shop Coal.
Cotton Oznnburgs, Lime.
Domestic Goods, PIaister,
SaIt, wines,
Paints & Dye Stuffs, Oils,
Flour. supeIfn- and family Itacon.
Corn Veal. Sc. &c. Sc.
We will Of
Wheat Oats Com, FaNseci &C, nj all times.
JOEL W. wOMACK K co
Famvilc January 1Ist rw-t
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EVENING SESSION.

Afor much debate and the rejection Of various amend
mon. Mr. Crutchfold's motion 70 il the blank with -
the NAHUM average Of tolsprovacd The tiIl
then ordered 10 be engrossod
The resolution for o reccs and evening session
sciHded,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16
TO OVERS.

TO IERS.
4 LEPPO CALLS of superior quality for al. - 49,, ~
- uy-also lnsNo'-l Coppers Red Wood &c &C constant
y ON hand-and for sale by BOIToN A. n ,VDtsn%
Corner Main AMI Governor Street below the Esp min.
' '''s'
FOE CHARLESTON,
,iTfs The new schr. Iowa, Capt. Conant. having
nearly al OF her cargo engaged win take packages
only For balance OF freight passage having good aceauu
tons, apply master %
NH lG-iIOt RANKIN 4 VX,urrt ,,,l-
NEW CROP PORTO RICO SUGAR. MOLASSRs AND COFFEE
AUCTION
Reid q Anderson, Auctionecr.
M ILL be sold on wharf MONDAY next ooh inst ~
ii O'Clock the eargos OF Brig and schr Eagle
from ST John. Porto Rico. VIZ
los hhds sugar, strictly prime
- do Molasses
- bbls. Coffee
ALSO
The Of Brig Denmark Matanzas SHOULD she arrive IN
time, now momcnty eITected) consisting OF
$50 hhis crop Moasses
. 300 bags green Cuba Coffee sOUTTER 4 BELL.
Norfolk, Va, 18Th March Is4l. NH Ic--I,
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FOR RENT AT GORDONSVILLE

Nfs7s House and Lot, suitable for Dry Good
Merchant Grocer. Attached storrhouar there
rooms which have been occupied Shop and there
IL 10 stand country business. There IL ,o,
enough be premises ior family. Apply
CHARLES BEALE
Gorionsvine, March 1919 NH 3-cIaw1,y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16

0J Hibic society OF Nirgiuin.-The annual meeting
90 The Bible Soc'y Ut Ngns VIII De- held the Fr,; Prytr
Church, IN Tia, Tuesday, +th Of April
clock, r. NJ AuINap Societies invited send delegate
By U uf Managers.
NM. WILLIAMS, Recording Ssr-,fe-y
-. Editors throughout the state favorable the Bible
requested tte above Gay meeting
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16

{J-Wnrd Elections for the city of Isichmond.-
The ctun each Wand Council
men and Aldermen Tor the cay uf Richmond on The
hrsi "Wednesday April following places VIZ For letter
Spn Ward No J. % The Ola Market HOUSE, Madison Ward No
= at the Columbian ilp;c Ward NJ g. n To. Ia
vrm lately occupied By Mr.. Bracket The Polls val b. op, Al
10 O'Clock \ II ami closed sIniovn the SANE day
nh I'D IND VI. FERGUSON s. Z, D.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16

iETNpllCE-lhere Will I've Temperance meeting held
Presbyterian Church Gyno Povlatan. Easter Monday
VIM W. Day Of Manchester ol. viii deliver
addresses ON that occasion. JOHN WATKINS. Sec'ry.
sThe Enquirer. Compiler, Waterman Soulh Rsl.
Herald southern Churruin ant paYcrs 10 the CITY
friendly o please
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16
$40 REWARD

SlU KEW ARD.
An AWAY about the LIST of July last
- ~ Negro man named Abnm. SAID Negro years of
age about feet inches high complexion AMI has
very noted scar m Of his bush hanging
and tanng out think probable eher Richmond
on The HveF boanan. 1t also quite likely may have pro
cured free papers Will the above delivered To M,
IN Ahemac county, or lodged jail get him again
Address Eoyds Tavern, Abemarle county.
T. WITT IA n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16
CHEESEMAN'S SPECIFIC

= N'lhth supply oi tins remedy Phil,ert,
and manufactured Crossian It hat cty i rc,i
aH TOT sar '" BOLTON - HARRISON.
Conner Main and Street below The E1sr MN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16
GUAR! thEdPEE:: CHEdfENI!!!
a S.INO\S has received Tins dav:
IN BOXES HULL'S PATENT CANDLES
~ Do luL-. IIur. NlLe.LI-. -.-l.-.-.n, l-L NJ

FOR FREIGHT OR CHATTER.
In The schr. Louisiana, -. y. Eddy, master.
~ val caro- b. bulls ~ 300 t1r.- Nri t,u. Cai1n on
board at Roekeit. oro
mh ]" LEWIS WEBB
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-31
. E
No6entlt6e SemDfrat.

Da oas @ei1dft orn QSefelb0ft uus &c. I'D, oufae.
lost bat uno nnn feline wsdentltobc ceutIde 2eun a
in phtaoelpbta erideint 70 beabbttqt Der llnferaed
nete, lit tur5er 3ett cine wSdentlide 3ea il, oreeene
8rrmulat unc NIT ncuen settern seorud, III benz b,
gen preile een 2 Dollars eriheinen st l9i1eu. Sd,
neroe ale WtIte anmencen, Die 3eituq Is iuersfIaat
unc unerbalteno Sr madden, ais es uur n,ner in mel.
men Sfrdten ltebt nnb ebe oaber elcr ret aahlrcie
Sub1crtpttpnshlfe ent9eger.
Die @c5ablun9 1T 9Rcnat nadJ tem @rfobeinen b.
erlten Nun'mer fir rae baltic Sabr Su entriebten.
llnterihrtften iperren an9encmn,en in
0fetp yorf bel perrn Shtparb, 81. "A, @atbou,
Giraffe unb bel ccrrn g. Se,marb, Isl.
QSalbin9trn St
9Stlbelm 3el.
91eaotr9, bel Soerrn Qauer
pdrrtsburG bel cerrn 8. s Nabnleu.
YrttsoiQe, BEL Soerrn Sdrber SpuGaiu.
pittsbure, BEL Serrn qGasrer unb bel Su. u.Sabm.
@afttrtrtb gum Hhenl.
ct ecuis, bel Nerrn SacpbD Raffee,QBirtb.
elnclnnatL BET 9errn gbuaro @ruts, Ste Baro
TaYerr, @de Der @purt uub gine CTR, ,tnb
in oer Sfftce ces gcIesblattes.
2rulspt0e, bel 9errn Gre, JlappIerrs. soo[le,
Sd1 erl1d,e obse 9erren'b0fidf, beslsentfaaft flr
mid 9efdQt9lt ;u hbernebmen. -,
9 q. QSp eber.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-31
% q 6 fr a e II.

II, sarseta iIsr Semg fin gader aasapeas
ge Sreans eintraf un6 int barauf folaenSen S.aM M
id bet Solnn'bhs i'm StaatSbc befanb irb ,a. ya guy.
llnerctdneten etne, Batter itub Gpefcr b;.rS,,s rs
anf9lnd @r elb coer dbere, eie Dp,, i,r ,;s..
ore6e: '''S'"0et a.
erentta unb Gbtifine Semnf,.
care Of Chr. {. Gilbert, ct Qcu;s aps "
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Qutttun0en.

tber tod9reno Der lesteu Bobe eiuse,abltes 3,nos.
tocnorar ~0' '0N7"'O s''"""S''
Sac. 2beurer, Maricu, bis $40, ~ ca. IL
Sou9an9 uao Gd, 9rubcnoIe :. ;, ~ -
Scbn @erber, Office ,, Is >. Is
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-31

Die Manufdctttr orn 9ein0bl ift in BEN tpelfIideu
Staatcn ouBeroroentlid tm 3unebmen. O2au alaubt,
caB u &ur,em bic tpe1ltheu Saatcn i'm Gtaace feit,
werbeH Die titlidem NIT brem souSen 8ebarfe gu Der.
leben> 70 Spar, caB bic 5mpcrtatton cefes pttiaer
@e9enifanocs 9dnslid auft6ren citrfte.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-31

Die 9e9islatur bon Scra bat {id auf oenGSr1nb bin
eerei9ert cen STARTER ber Winers 8anf BON Dubu.
QUO s,t pioerrufen, eae bies Sahe Der 9eritte fe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-31

M tIerit. Am Denneritas Mersen eriff ein
eommilIoner6 uen 0SOYamenFn9 m 6Nentd,er etraI:
fc an Der @de Der 7ten uno @olotpbltrdee, an, uno
eerpuneete bn tcoenfld am &opf nnb i'm @etldt, che
Sohtfe berbefam. Bel Der llnterudun9 ersab fd eaB
Der gI1tsretfer wabnnni9 uno Srpar 70 cur ten Gtz
fluff Der eebre WiAers 9epprren mar.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-31
81 . r nj i'd t E g.

Die 9esslatur pom Soma @ebiet it int 3pei9e Der
Gheidetbnnaen febr eiBi9 Sepeen gtdt nur tpent9er
als 36 un5nfrieoene paare puroen ihrer Telien ent
lsbist. n Nicuri unb Sqincs tparen bishcr bic Sc
biesmal baben Ee jebcd, B. llnneen ea Cube seuadt,
irtbem Ge ben rtdtsen Stanopuntt auaBteu, oaB rte
gbe elm pripatsSontraft 1T, in melden f) bic Geles
Sebun9 nidt ensuu,iiden bat. Sn uincs tellte man
9eraeesu ben @runbiag auf, oaB gheiheibuneen burt
b!sslesssoans ssmaSs''s lsts u in betoen
Drei &riessfdife oerlaieoener 9eatpnen, ndmlidb
Die easiiide Srsg 8tctcr, Die franjbld,e 8ri9s Du.
,cs ano ber teraniide 5dooner Can 9npnic, sulan,.
.aen nit 500 Wtann 8eiasnns. Gnb tpabrideinlid
fnerifdmiihen Mleerbufen berun9llft. Stre 1c,treu
fhhrten ile unl ene 3eit nad bieem Meere, nnb per
felrsm Der Sdffe bat man eiteem irgeno etras iple
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-31

GemiB einem cff;eIen Serid,t ilbcr bcn 3ultanr b.
Sraatseefdueuie6 bon Sbio t6n1mt notltrlid AUDI bic
snsabe Der 3ahl Der pdtreno oes uer9onsenenSahres
oarin auf9eucwmencn gerbrefer. Die 3abl MN be-
lduft Io ouf 1888. llnter teien lnb eben Srldncer,
fitnf DeuIhc, ein Gn9ldncer uno ein SranSrlc: ale
H6rtaen lIno ~ t y s." Sctradltet mat nn bic
orcec 3abl Der frocuunuten IS prei isners," ma.
mentlid Der DeutIden i'm Staate, 70 nadeu bic onit
oeradtreu 6rsmbeu 9eWiB cine ehreuuOHe slnsnotme.
M Nr.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1843-11-08
CABINET FURNITURE,

which they will dispose of as cheap if no
cheaper, Than can be bought at any other
Cabiner Shop in the town of Middlebury.-
Their Furniture is manufactured of good
stock, and in workmanlike manner. They
would also say 10 those who wish to have
work made 10 their own particular liking that
they shall be pleased to have them call, and
so far as goo materials, faithful work, and
fair prices are concerned, they can warrant
satisfaction. 6Gf
Middlebury, June IL, 1S43.
NIB The above work will be exchanged
for Lumber, such us Pine, Cherry. Birch, Ma
pie, BuIternut, and Eastwood Boards and
Planks, &C. &c.
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1913.
w DOL! w COLL!

The undersigned takes this method 10 inform
the public that he has rebuilt his factory, fifty
rods north Of the bridge in Salisbury village,
where he is able 10 attend to every mans wants
in the article Of PLAIN CLOTH Of all qualities
and colors. CAssIMEREs do, SArlNErTs do,
and FLANNELs do. Particular attention paid 10
DYEtNG, All his cloths are Wool Dyed, and
and better colors than can be obtained in this vi
cinity. The undersigned now has his machinery
in successful operation, and i, ready to receive
Wool to manufacture by the yard or on shares
ALSO, will exchange Cloth for Fleece Wool
Pulled wool, pelts and Tags. He will positively
do as well or better in respect TO price of work
or quality and goodness of cloth exchanged. as
any other mill in this vicinity. Wool CARDINe
and CLOTH DRESSING attended to as usual -
Sly H. w. WALKER.
n. B. Fifty rods north thu bridge Salisbury
Vfl1ge, please call and examine. H, W, H,
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Grave STONES

t,r all whu may want them 10 this REGION
These ston. are superior 10 any know IN the
,Inited States, and are fast Obtaining prefer
coce in Bostop, New York, and Philadel-
phia, TO which cities large quantities have
been sent. They are pure white marble" nd
"a translucent that an inscription may be read
in the night by placing candle en- the 81 e
of the stone opposite to 1t. They are also re-
,narkable for durability. The slabs may be
of any suitable size required, and tree from
flaws and flashes. have contracted with Mr.
Nelson /. Sanford, of Dorset, ski ltul aliisi,
/, finish and letter them according 10 direc-
lions. These stone may be seen at The Grave
ward near nv residence in Shoreham, and
reference is given to Hon. Silas H. Jenlson,
and John S.monJs, in Shoreham. L. D. Greg,
ory. Weybridge. MIR. Hines, Brard"n, and
Ira All u. aud Asa Chapman Mlddlebury.
The subscriber will likewise furnish stone
Grsm any quarry in this neighborhood. His
urices will be low as can any where be OBJ
tanned IlORAIlO blRCf1Ahp.
Shorehom, Oct. Is, lS43. 24f