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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-08-15

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lamb ereisnst babsn fo0 5or. O'@ennea faste
ndmIit, bas erifs @slo was CT einsubdnbiSen
babe, ,pdrsn 5 Yfunb uno S1iIinse =
bic Subfcripticn bon ecpanS Scbn, Der nod,
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mare, in Der 9tbidt in SrIanb ssborsn Su ,psrs
ben. @slabter unb S3urrab'S felsNn. @r
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bas sr ia9en fcnne ct babe in Srlano BEN srs
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-08-15


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Sirssr BON pbilarslpbla battsn bsiblciTsn,
@cmmanbtr Madsnils, benz unerfbrc9enen
Ssftbsbabsr Der Sris9s:Sri9s Scmsrs, Elm
lbtns5 Sbmsre su fbenfsn, uno eur6 bic
!cerrsn Bailey unc &tdben elm frldes anferts
gen laif'n ,peldss nun pollsnbst 1T uno Elm
Muifr Der Sb6nbsist fsn fol-. DIE YbiIas
ceIpbla @aistts bsfhrsbt caTslbe mie fcIst -
Go iit fowobI cine tlibtise als sIssants Waffs,
gan; uab ten Gcribriftsn Der Dlarins anss:
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Gsids, bic 3pinse unc Der Seibla9 All Der
Sbsios init paNsnosn Sspiisn aIs anfsrn unS
anrsrn fbtn ssarbsitstsn @srSisrunsen aus9ss
itatkt. Die &ln9s 1T fbtn 9sfrrmt unb NIT
pislsn @mblsmsn Der Warins, Sbifsn &C., 9es
;lsrt. Su elmer Der 8aI;sn ifsBt bic fcI9enes
Snfbrift: "@slbsnft BON ben Shrssrn Ybis
lacstpbia's Dem @ommanttr &kroncsr SIicsu
SNaden;s, ron Der Ser. Gtaatsn Marins-
ls43." Die dulTsrifs Spiss bss GriHss if
slsib sinsm Aolsr 9sfcrmt, eciVn Nu9sn S'psi
3iamantsn ilnp.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-08-15

@Das Militdr'Gslslaser bd pottspae
nimmt mcrssn feinsn Nnfans. llnfsrs bisli.
gen Srsimlisen scmpasnien babsn 1orfsb'
ranssn sstrcfen am ndbfen Tretass bort sins
autrsfsn. Das biefiss oeutfbe W1ufifbor wirb
bic 9empaenisn bsslsitsn. .a.5.as1
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-08-15

Sn 9Safbinston wsrbsn srbsitsr namsnt,
h1 Soanomsrfsr, sefutt bic fib sntiblisiItn
wrllsn nab SlorSa 81 rsifen, un am Wisbsrs
anfbau Der StaSt saaabaiTs 81 arbsitsn. Sie
srbaltsn mdbrsnb Der Msife taslitb 81 90 unb
pabrsnb Der 1rbeit an 0rt unS @teae So 90
aobn bas Sblimmfs bei bsm Soanbsl 1T absr
oas Die msiffsn bort ibrsn Sob fnb,n.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-08-15

Die Boot differ am Psbas@onal, bic fbon
felt eini9sn 9Sobsn ibre @sfhdfte ejnssifslt
battsn, neil bic @,sfafboft fb nibt ibrsm
9GOsn fissn unb tsn ssfprSsrtsn 2cbn sebsn
mplItsn, babsn nun snoIib gu tsm lsstsn Nslts
tel ibrs Suf1ubt 9sncmmen unc bas Eaftr
aus Dem ganaIe sslaGsn mcburb Die 8abrt
nun curbaus 9sbemmt lit. 9is @sfalbaft
leest baburb uneebsursn 8srluif, rpsit 9robsr
ais menn fs cen oSunfcb Der Scctlsuts elsid,
i'm Nnfanss erfuat bate. Sis bat bsi ben
@isils unp MilitdrsSsbcrbsn um j2ilfe anses
fprcbsn, aber bic SoStlsuts linb wabiam unb
ibrs Mabt 1T 70 fart, tas Iib feline anbsrs
rpast ibr III wioeritsben.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-08-15

SaneH init Gnalano.-GinS Der 9eeu.
porter Yadsticbifs, ba6 jset fir eiperpcOl bcs
iratbtst wire, bat fcIssnos Nrtifel am Spro :
200 Sdrrsl Slcur, ESQ Barrel Sbnoly 500
SirfjnS Sutter, 600 Safer uno Siiten Safe,
so Safer SpsrmtL 2 .Snrciirs, st,pa 90 Scns
nsn Maae, Sausubrsn. Als bisis Sadsn,
au8esnrmn,sn bic flsins Ouanttdt Sutter,
Tnb nsus 9tusfubrs2trtifsl nab @n9anp, unr
bic eanSe qabun9 9sbt bsribsr in 8rl9e ees
firSlib morfjirten brittifbsn Sarif6
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-08-15

81 omanb fte s.-Osr ,O1cbile 5ss
ralo' er3ablt folsenes b6hit merflp'roise
>isbsss unO gntfubrunss'@d6itte: ngin
junser Wlann, Sobn eincs Der reiebllenYfails
,sr i'm pariItb ct. W1arp, in >cuGana, bats
te elmer jnastn unc ietr reihen Dame srpiss
Srsus sslebwprsu uno Sliebts Usrbinberte ibre
DNbinouns, ais Die manselnce 3ultimmuns
pes Scrmunpes Der Sraut. Gae SerIuhe,
Die gin,pillisuns css qesttrn su erbaten tpas
rm fru6tlps uno bas pdrdsn entfdlo6 ith
enpIitb 3mSluht. Scrabreostermaben ftbits
ten fte lth al eincm ta3u beltimmtsn Gage
in einem aeDbbnlibcn &abm lpdttrr ron oicr
setreuen Nessrn aeruoert wurcs,na6 Dtoells
Gin. Srei 9oIle 3aas triebsn Ite auf osm Ses
umbsr obue ibrsn Seitimmilnsscrt 3u errei
den, tis enpleb sae 9amrftcct @reolc bic
sanss Nsilcssfslfhaft an Scro nabm unb
am. Dcnnsritas nah Mobile tratbte. Sn me'
niger als siner Stnnbe nab ibrer Nnfunft
purpe bic 6ph3eit srfeiert.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-06
VOL. A0---NUMBER n.

A few DAYS Afterwards, the ssPulohrs wss found
empty The disciples of Jesu. published al over
the country that he had risen from the dead, 90 he
had fore,old
las, duty remained Tor to perform II was
10 communicate 10 Caesar ,hc details Of ,hi. dcplot.
able event ] did il the same nigh, that followed tho
fatal catastrophe, and had just finished the oou,mu.
nicaiion when the day began TO dawn.
At thai moment the sound Of clations PLAYING tho
air Of Diana, struck my car. Casting my eyes TOYS.
ards the Cesaroan gate, behold troop Of soldiers.
and heard at distance other trumrets sounding
Caesars march. II was the reinforcement, tina, had
been promised me, two Thousand mrn, who, to has
ten their arrival had marched oil night. 7, has
then beoo deorced BY the fs,es, cried /, wrineing
my hands. that In. grcs, ipsqui'y shoeld he accom-
plished-,ha' for the purpose OF avering the deco.
Of yesterday, troops should arrive to-day Cruel
destiny, how thou spor,es with the affairs OF NOR
tails! Alas 1t vas but too true whA, the Naxar.
enc exclaimed when wr,hng on the cross anu
contaminated
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-06
THE FIRST DEAR THING

p he first dear thing tina, ever Lowell,
Was mothers gentle eye,
y hat smiled as | woke on the r,amy couch
That Graded my infancy.
4 never forget the joyous thrill
That smile in my spirit stirrd
tNor how could j, charm me against my will
I'LL iaughd like aJoyous bird.
'hni the next fair thing tina, ever loved
Was a bunch of summer flowers,
S'ih odors, and hues, and oveiness
Fresh as from Edens bowers,
] never can find such hues again,
Nor smell such sweet perfume
gIud if there be doors as sweet as these,
lis tina, have lost my bloom.
Anl the next fair thing that was fond 10 love
N Is ,endcrer far 10 tell
& was voice and a hand, and a gentle eye,
q That dazzled me with its spell
sADd the lovelies things that loved before
n We're only the landscape now,
n the canvass bright where pictured her
! In the glow of my early VOW.
Md the next good thing was iain TO love
q Was to SIT in my cell alone.
4lusing DER all these lovely things,
"a For ever, for ever flown
~ hen out | walk'd in The forest free,
81 Where wantond the autumn wind,
sind the covered boughs hung shivermgly
In harmony with my mind.
I'd spirit was on me that next loved,
That ruleth my spirit still,
Ind maketh me murinur these sing-song words
Albeit against my will
mi | walked the woods I'LL the " inter came,
And then did love the snow;
And heard the gales through the wild WOOD
n Like the Lords own organ below. taisles
Sini the bush had ovd in my greenwood wall
81 saw 1t far away,
& surpiccd with SHOWS like the bending priest
y That kneels in the chuch to pray.
Rn4 thought on the vaulted fame on high
II Where | stood when liule child,
NNed by the lauds sung ,hrllIngly,
~ And the anthems indebted.
<Anl again TO the vaulted church | went,
~ And heard the same sweet prayers,
%ind the same full organ peels up sent,
81 And the same soft soothing airs:
find Eel, in spiri, so drear and strange
FL To think of the race ran,
q That loved the sole thing that knew n
In the soul Of the boy and man lchangc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-06

Nodh's Last We heard last week that Major
Noah's new paper was dead after short and sick
ly existence OF only two weeks but no we find il
in the category not of Deaths but of marriages. In
bricf, it has been united to the Sunday Times, and
the MAJOR remains a, the helm. We find the follow
ing hit At the times in yesterdays paper. Tribune
Tie Age Of Bronsc. A gentec looking fellow.
with rather dandy air carrying a cane like shep-
herds crook, accosted me thus, near the Park -
Good morning. my dear Judge, never saw YOU look
50 well pray how do you stand with Tyler now
well | hope-I always wish to stand we'll with
him my object In askingas TO solicit your inter
est, To obtain place in the customs PRAY my
worthy friend, did not try you for swindlingi
'Mef No sir you never did II is entirely a mis-
take 'Ah, that is true, never did try you, r.
collect; you plead guilty and sentenced you to
three months in the 1ombs' Good heavens, dear
Judge, what memory you have but you nigh, as
sis, clever fellow TO get an honest living
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-06

Sheep Go'ag Wet We learn thai, several en-
'erpr's'ng Yankees are buying large nocks OF Sheep
IN This State and driving them the prsines OF the
West, where they live at free The greatest part
Of The year, and for the residue arc kept on hay
which costs only dollar a ,on-ihe price of max
Ing II, In this way wool can bo produced far below
It's cost AT the East, while its transportation TO tho
seaboard costs less than five per cent OF It's value
and that OF grain costs fifty per cen, All that Is
now wanting is that Manufactures shall he esiab-
llshed in the West wherever there is water power
to work up part Of the Wool where II il grown,
supplying The country with cloth and providing EN-
pIoyment for such portion Of its people are no
well adapted to agriculture and other rugged work
". y. Tribune
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-06
Ponlius Plate at Vienna.
sasiaied and abridged from the Courier des e.
ats Unis.'

sasiaied and abridged from the Courier des e.
Il ats UnD.
d isnna in Dnuphny, province Of France, the
em capital of ,ransalpine Gaul under the Ro-
D., is situated on the river Rhone There on the
bank OF that be auiiiul stream, is seen a tomb of
aneien, architecture, which according TO tradi-
d Is the tomb Of Poniius Pilaie-Pila,e, under
ase government, Jesus Christ suffered. Passus
4 M Ponho Plato 1t was in Vienna also that the
'ndenng lew revealed himself in l777-a mos,
fnarkable occurrence. the spot that contained the
IS Of the Judge OF the Righteous, was to be trod-
upon by a descendsn, Of his accuser.
he following chronicle was extracted from an
manuscript found in monastery near Vienna.
II was under the reign Of Caligula, when C. Mar
r. was preior at Vienna, that an old man, bent
70 age yet Of tall stature, was seen 10 descend
N his litter and enter n house of modest appear
&c near the temple OF Mars Over the door OF
house was written. 10 red letters, the name OF
Ai5'nus, who was old acquaintance of Pr
s. Alter mutual salutatons. Albinus observed
I'm ihA, many years had elapsed since their sep
auon. Yes replied Plate, many years-years
misfortune and affection. Accused be the day
which succeeded Nsleiius Graius in the govern
Y been
al 10 whomsoever has borne il. One OF my an
ssiors imprinted indelible mark ofinfamy on the
J ironi Of Imperial Rome, when the Romans pass
: Under the CaHdssS Fsno,l9 in the Samaiie war
other persisted by the hands Of the Psrihians in
war aeains, Arminus. And l-miserabie me 4"
a iou miserable . asked Albums what have you
q be 70 entail misery on you Trpe, the iniusiice
n Csligua has exiled you to Vienns, bot for what
ns have examined your affair Al the Tabu'
'0z. You are denounced by Nnellus, project Of
q ma, yoor enemy, for having ohasiened The rebel.
2 Hebrews. who had slain The mos, noble OF the
N aariaus, and who afterwards wilhdIew Them
n 'es % Mount Gsfisim. You are also accused Of
q ~ thus oui Of hatred against tie less
No replied PLATE. mot by all the gods, Abb
q Is not the injustice Of Cesar tina, AFFECTS me
What then ia the cause Of yoor affection y con-
n 20 Albin0s Long have known yo1-sensi-
liz ls' humane. see il you are the victim Of VI
n -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-06
THE HER Id
Published every Thursday Morning.

,,a.ly. on rosis, the subser,Jcrs door si,75.
md ~ pacL1gtJ, or taken al The coi,e, 81 so
aad $3.50
s,saiA, credit IS e,nfs added y mol then paid
/ frssed Nv he Village earriu, $500.
I.,s--joT ,rerybody: Encourage iour own"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-29

w Nhb hOl Of NNll4S-2D Kegs Cunbcr-
land Factory W H. Nail-, received per ssht John for
-af by d. w. " HARRISON
RANDf andrEA-s half pipes Gne OBJ DARK Brandy chests
~ srerofG r. Tea 3ehcsts superior Black Tea, by
dc W NJ HARRISON
VOHN WRIGHT has lust received. and will
~ continue to by each gaetet choice assortment or
DRY GOODS.
s'eHy pnr''ed by himself in the Nonbem markets amongst
Them viii be found 10
Dress Goods.
siAs NJ uic newest anil fichest .iyi~s
A tcN uress's len or ibe richest imported
taehmcr &c francas. Cachuierr o. Eeo..~
,hluelon bfoeldes NouscIn. from .. 6d Co g, PersI
A few pieces Bahouues for evening Drcssc-
Family Mourning.
Ra,k ani blue black Nirocha Lu.tre
Sul~rhuc f'nmera Ci.ihs
H'ek ant blue black Grapes. an vuihs
Black and blue hacs Nousrine.
hHrk and blue Chany-
Moarn'ns aoi lalf Mourning Nou.bus.
Bhck shitgi~ s,1rf. and Handkerchief
Black Hos, Goyrs Crmpins Nu.iu.. g..
Embroidcries aud Incrs
French WORK 'o.'rs trimmed and ininu.n.ri
Thread lace ami Guirrrr Collars
Danny t'.lrs anil do w 10 inside itif
iSd.' Dies Caps a Thread art l.'.l Thread ra.--
Ihfead tng'nrs IN great variety
seNed Ml.l'n FIXING and Iu-cu,n-.
Imitation Nalcuceunes tacss ami Etgtny.
'tauiiIa Nre fon o.. upwards
Bend Lace. AMI Guin'nEs H,es Rr,.--EIs,,,
Hosiery.
lair, White COTTON 'iosr from 1910. 90 IT, lst gsr
~ uutieachs,i cotrn Hose qualities
D. slts 1nl mixed 3D.
10 black and white rbbd cotton
u' black ant whit, rhhda ami plain .R Do
D. black ant whit, raw sk
a. 30 dn NU.r
u" N'"n" Cachmcrr. iu-ife. wof.i,d I.,uIs Wool
Hose great variety
Gents unhlvached uHNcd AMI " cotton . Hos
IN Memo md Aneol1 Hose
~ white and black sifk ttasa
Chtrcns Hose . Hoe
ALSO
Tannsi', q c,esy hn, riaiis for Cioas,
Linen Ciuiific fidkfS. Covr. OF every s,n.i
bon-siics Of every deerripi.ou &c A. a.e
HoNtY-A good succ of Honey sutabls ~, Tavern o.s
~ - eA pc tshoh Il" te had 81 IutiNSrON-s
" Meta.tl Elugauum
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-29

NoNtN-A good sri,c 1T Honey suitable TO- ,vsto u.s.
~ - G" PEI tshoh Il" te lad 80 IUttNSrON's
Wv Nett,,l Emporium
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-29
PAPER HANGINGS.

ENHE subscriber mas the pIaaslasa Is ,,,f,w,,..,,,v
and The public generally as received hi.
Sprng supply Of French AMI American Paper Itanrv.
OF Gilt satin fefco and Common Papers with -oI~nd 1911
fnent OF Borders 10 match all OF VIII be out M boh IN 1
and County, IA the neaiest manner the best terms
ap Conner b.,vr a.. rS.A. M.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-29
HATS! HATS! HATS!!!

Just received. per schr. Maristia
" Burr, beautiful lot Of Hats and Cans or the lat.s,
trekS and most approved New fashion which are
FSEA offered for sale very cash at AMIDON'S
49, Wholesale and Retail Hat ami Can stores F,-
change IIossl Eielrrond-Na.
N5-Couuiy Merchants would find greatly IN their aayan-
tag N call before purchasing liberal
deduction will BE- ma n vhal-SalrieaIers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-29

Ivory. stag and buffalo Table
Cutlery. OF every description
Rodgers & sons. wosienholni's
and Crooke's sup. Pocket Cut
kry
Carving, cooks and butchers
Knives
Anvil, Vices, Bellows, siedgc
and hand Hammers, Screw
Plates, &C.
Hons Rasp- fiat and half round.
mill pat cros--cut. hand saw
aEd all other Piles
Clark's and Henriek's Parliament.
broad and narrow Butt Hinges
hillWrights Carpenters and ca
binet-Maker's Chisels, Gouges
and Augurs
Drawing Knives. Plane Irons.
and an other Tools, Of Butch
efs, Cams ami American ina
uufacture
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-29
BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
lLNDRIS BERKELEY Il co Min Stro

81 one door above the Big have received by
recent arrivals from Baltimore Philadelphia York arr
additions % Their assortment OF Dry Goods view Of their
Connection with FIRST HOUSES IN Baltimore the pub
nc may rest assured that they obtain Goods raic. Il
not lower Than at other house fl- Citizens and ys
Of the City ofRehnond respectfully invite. to can A. bar
gains may b. expected. - IA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-29
NEW BOOKS.
Received November tst-Uy
DRlNKER g. MORRIS.
NR EDERICk 'TIIE ERE AZ ..uL LIZ.


EREDERlCk THE GREAT and his Co u
and Times edited Introduction By Tos Campbell
Es. author Of the Pleasures Hope SECOND seres ~ vol.
Life of Andrew Jackson Private. Military Civil will uu,
hand
iembsf iSi3 ~ g. Miyans. o. y. Hsbop Of The Doc,sr
Gibbons Rome Decline AMI Fan hr Roman Enpr with,
notes ny The Rev ~ ~ with Ma. IN b. ropists hal
IS Nos-rau ~ received.
Georgia Scenes Ny native Georgian etton with r,es
le 'oneie Took pan anil PRACTICAL directions rr ami
Housckeeing with upwards NJ zoo receipts with additions al Nd
tefaons Ny " slnictson Fnlnkn Hotel rbi,irb
BOOB ~ he church by X s1uihsy. f T. 49, abridged and
adapted 70 lle Young and Tor suni1, Schools
edition
Murray Geography No %
Hannah Moorc's Works. No .
h'uiochs tniversai Cagrttrr 40 s.
pfawng hoofn Annual for ~ beautiful Illustrations
Society ~ gentleman
Etiquette for Tsdss hints On i~ prs-srys,,aps io,yc
meht' ahd display ~ fsnae Beauty Received hy
"l DINNER a NORRIS.
l0ACHuENS' GOATS Few of tbe ab-,ve of ,en
- g' quality, and superior 'yie. with capes, or sale
no KEEN \ 60.
Oh Nuns Porto RICE sugar Do ~ a. Moh..cs- iu rr,e,,
"1 JOHN rRrLrI-r a son.
UBoIoMAC nERRiNGs 4 For NJ a reduced priee TO
eios" invoice by m IS DAVENPORT a ALIEN
M ALAGA WINE ant rcppcrmn, CORDIAI,-go bb. " Vine
" 20 ee's Y. " Cord'al fof sale by
Oln SACKS Marshaws Fscor hucd sl hourly espcc, ~,
Hy-O packet Henry Cby, which viii b. en-, low nom ves.s
N Docs. Appb ~ loe Ru RANNtN wnITTOCK.
VfAMiiN HAMS and MERCEWrUTAruEs- GOOD couu,f,
euet Hams 100 busheis hne Meoer fosoes fot saeb BY
Dc " " HNRRIsON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-29

HIKING, wedding and grubhlng
Hoes
Carpenters Patent and Scotch
spung Iron Rim Locks
MIL pit hand, eruss-cut and cir
cular Saws
Single and double barrel Guns.
Shot BELTS and Powder Fiasks
Axes and Hatchets made b.
Collins, Simmons aud others
Log, trace, halter and other
Chains
Plated, brass AMI steel saddle
y, Of every quality
Cast, shear and German Steel
by the case, warranted
Shoyeis, Spades, &c. Of Ames'
and other makers
Hollow Wars. Wagon Eores.
patent lined Tea Keules sad
Irons, SC.
- Q-tg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-29
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

Tssss srssssrriaSro per
and nr shorter period when by sIo-payab In
an Eases, in advances. ..t.
ApsrsttssaFcs h'ts-n has- C,f rs
insertions ~ is.i three 81 every
ins insertion, u cents.
Transient ADV rtiser- pay advance.
The number of insertions
Ms they will b. be stopped ehay
I'd accordingly w Ori-rs To must ai-o he whiting
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for lines
for embellishments Of greater length aud $40
linz; except heoneen aud nuey dealers, charged
tloe. paper inchied)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-29
A CARD.

A CARD.
WE have the pleasure to inform our friends and
Customers that the rpars house having been com,
pleird We be found n w,r can % he
onhu ~ fashionable and asrood ofiiAr and APPS
rs kspt in any hat establishment any other state WHICH
we pledge ourselves to eel accommodating terms a. any Other
house IN the city ' ~
dc ~ -runvpscN . -,
ESOHTO RICO Sugar and y. o. UoIassc,:-
- 10 hlts T. Y. SUGAR of good quality
do " .. Molsses. II prime quality Tor sale i,v bv
~ u-dW JOHN r. TRlPLETr a son
1 HAVE in store, 300 sacks Ashton's salt. LARGO
f ana n tine order Also, $50 sacks Of worinrion wheI
WIZ s'' '" dc II WILLIAM GORDON
RACuN sipEs-5O.OOo lbs prime Bacon sides n store. f,,
= sale by de ll-iwI J. TRlrLETT 4 son
IOrNrAiN Bt"rTER-
A'h 200 Kegs good Mountain Butter
- packages fine Roll do. for s1. b,
10 ~ PARRISH 4 ur ,zt ~ ,....,.-..
WEARS and roBACCO-tUOOO Havana ami rrp-,f, tg,r
~ M The nost approved brands boxes Chewing To,r ~
supef'r quality for sale ly BE- ALIEN. Dt'VAL a 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-29
RICHMOND, VA, DECEMBER 90. 1913.
II. N. HUDSON,

II TIT,
Onee on Main Street Sg1sre akore fhe Banks,
rson- all opsfai the Teeth beauty p-rva
uon AMI inserts the best ks of incorrbe Teeth snsy
null set- the approved pan-.
nsr ksvt Dr. knpis. Hubbard tsrn-r Co. Ioa ~ a. baldwin
d. harnberla,ns Dr. X O. csten and Geotse war-on D.
NH ii-1en
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13
saddle and Harness Mandatory
March l6

I,,l,s subscriber has opcrcl the ahove business.
] le~ doors below the house lately erected by Nichols
* BELL, and nearly opposite 10 Turnr7 & BurwelPS.
where he intends keeping general assortment o ladies'
nd prnilenrus' Saddles, Saddle Bays, BRIDES. Mar
ingales, kinds Harness, Whips Collars. rruaIs. Sc
Hoping from several years experience in the business.
To share OF that patronage which liberal pub
lie NAV bestow His work shall he made of the hesi
Materials his workmcnare inferior TO nJne He there
tore suclts call from these wanting article in his
line. as he am determine 10 se prices Ia suit the
times JACOB V. CALDWELL.
p. S. Repairs done with nea'ness and despatch, The
subscriber has furnished himself with few OF the tn
Spanish trees Any gentleman " siiug 10 procure a Sad
die Of thai kind can be accommodated a! very short
tlcr.
April wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13
The CuGClS EEOySc.
MAIN STREET, y.ymchhurY, VIZ.

tvNlliS new and conmodlous building. recently erect
4 ed on the Garner OF Bank Square. will BE- ready
for tenant by the first Of April next As regards "ra
llor. internal arrangements aud other requisites tr
Public House, il lsnot surpassed tcqratdhy any other
tenement in town. II is built eGlrey Vi Stone fifty hour
feet 'front.' running back 20 feet four stories hgh; and
including the brick tenement adjoining and connected
with it, has twenty Hour odgn. rooms, two reception
aud two dIawlng rnoms those designed tr Ladies. be
ing entirey separate and apart from those appropriated
tho OF gentlemen. In addition to these. it has DIT
nng room 60 feet by 22Dar room. cellars, kitchens
To good tenant the terms will he liberal
On the first floor Of the honsp there is Store Room
handsomely fitted up, 60 feet by %. which will also b
Tor rem, At the lime Two or hue other enomcnis
suited small families, will also lease To good
tenants RICHARD X. CRALLE.
March 9 WITS