davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28
THE TRIBUNE.

II A Cincinnati correspondent Of the Balti-
more Patriot, states that aeter has been received
In that city from Powers the sculptor in Florence
by his brother, in which he says that s' Eve is
finished and is to be transmitted to the United
States. Although the letter does not state who
is to be he owner OF this exquisite piece of statu.
ary, we suppose it will be Mr.. Preston OF South
Carolina. AT least it was M. Powers's Intention
to send it to him last Spring, as Mr.. Preston had
given Mr.. Powers an order to send HIM any thng
he pleased. 1t will be the finest piece OF statuary
ever seen in this country. 1t IS made OF Sera-
bezza marble and without blemish IN the beau
tnul stone. Mr. Powers had thirty different mo-
dels to stand for the figure and it would not
suffer beside Canoya's finest Venus. He values
it at $4,000. We are sorry to see tina. s,, inc n
"Greek Captive" is to go to London niS 10
too bad Such gems from our artists sno'iu W
sent no where but here. He is finishing also
a ststue of Calhoun, to be completed IN about
;bree roonths. Mr.. Powers prefers that his works
should come here but he says that his art has cost
him labor and suffering, and as his success no
LONGER renders it necessary for him to sacrifice on
them, he will not cheaper his art by chcapenng
its products. Foreigners, especially Engllshmen,
will pay better than our own countrymen tor
works of genius. We have more and better
sculptors in Florence now than any other nation.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

The Wintri Session Of tie College of Physicians and
M b sps"sas %
DER II STEVENS, NJ. D. Plesi3sn, Of The College Mem
public generally, are respectfully invited to attend;
On the following day the regular Lectures of the College
j. n. smith, NJ; D.. on Practice Of Physic
J. B. Beck Nj. D., on Niateria Medica.
4 4 Tss %s,;s, ji H. P R g. g. eas4iss5y oh 2ss5yny.
" Parker, Nj. p. ON snISery.
number Of Lectures vii be delivered BY the President
during the course Of the session.
daily to receive such Medical Practitioners Students
may desire to see him I'm 3 ...,;-.
,heir knowIedr in any of the branches of Mrdcne
ssiy in Frss;ea Anatomy aud Operative Surgery, viii
To Surgeons of the United States Army and Navy the
Halls of the College are at all times open 49,,
~ John BurdeH, Dentist, 362 Broadway, corn
Tabenacle would notify his and the public that he
has abandoned the practice his profession as some have
reported since leaving his old place Chambers street but
still continues his business in all its branches o27 2wIs
10 Boarding schooI1Irving Institute
1Gwa ima YcfsWSM' WM { fFoS E9GSs!y N.Y. Principal
sSixano s,a1 op1 1o% 70 e NJ
eheerfu'ly given The Constitution given jylO If
,TA A Library for the People of Color has
upwards of Twelve Hundred volumes principally con-
tIbusd by the Newly Philoma,hean and the Ladies' Lit
era Societies under the direction OF which has been opened
during the past year.
AS the supply of Books sufficient meet the increas
Ing intellectual Of the Coeyed People this method is
adopted respectfully solicit the aid Of the friends of their
improvement
Donations of Books Money Geological and Neurological
Specmens and Philosophical Apparatus may be sent to the
Library ROOM No l6 Duane winch opened every
Wednesday evening from It'll 10 O'Clock The subscribers
authorized wait on the friends of the mental improve
and solicit donations for the Library which entitled
the Neu- York associate Library
PHILIP A. BELL,
GEORGE T. DOWNING,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

facts jus, they are and feel certain the public will have
confidence Tcopherous; Ierson who buys
recommended by those who have used il,
AT 50 CENTS YER BorTLE-Ehe chief virtues of thus Tn
corhcrous melicated compound, are
l. Its hracng strens shening and clarifying Qualities
9. It's gently stimulating the action Of the skin;
g. It's producing and reaction the bulb
loo, aud particularly in the pulp which receives the vessels
and nerve, giving life AMI Nigor 10 the hair;
4. It's eluelizinS the circulation of the ;luids
5 It's the skin from the effects OF persp aton scuI
and dandnh, and disposing The hair to curl;
And its frequent will preserve the hair In beauty and
health TO the latest period OF life
atu advice given all diseases connected with the
hair the HAN Cutting Rooms.
o23 lmls las Broadway corner Of Liberty-s stairs.
POST OFFICE. NAVY oRx, Oct. 2l 1913.
~. Eastern Mail riG Neg, Hqrsn Steamboat ard
HcrtorG RGiiy0GdOp and after Monday next the 3t inst,
uu,l further notice the above Mail will be CLOSED daily lex.
cept SuudayS) at 50 minutes past O'Clock A NJ.
o25 1880 JOHN LOKlME.R GRAHAM, ?. NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

ter; Tho B;v,orv and Exposition Of the Doctrine o
Cat5o!c Unity IL The Moral Design Of o9thoie nc sn,,y
g S.nT ~. ! ~ Chysendom ID. APPLETON x co.
9ta,e ae s;s ~; 200 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

sansoa. MORNING BOAT FOR PEEKS
El~lIS.[ KILL Verplanck, Grassy Point, Sing -Siny
za Tarytown, Dobbs Fsr!G HastnEs and fosk y,
steamer COLUMBUS, Capt. VIM. Fl. Frazes, viii leave
New York from the foot of Chambers street every morning
fridays esceped o'clock; and returning leave Preksk
same day III o'clock P NJ; except Sundays when she
viii! leave Peekskill o'clock P NJ Landing at the foot
fHsmmond each way Freight taken atreuced
any other kind Of porty taken SHIPPED put board this
boat be the risk Of the of such goods freight
baggaGS. sc.
All persons forbid trusting one account Of
said boat len
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

This Day d. Il a 9P- e;iilht GHTKcHby tH!ua
on pI, Pr Hspy E. Manning NJ A. Archdeacon oil Ohiches
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

SC ru,77 IT POWELL " CO.'S LINE FOR
g@4s5NEwBURSA. Landing at at Callyyslls West
LANDER CAN'T r. Wadrop will lea the pier foot Of War
en:see,, every Monday, THURSDAY and Saturday, al,
O'Clock, P. NJ Rsturning, will leave Newbngh every
p NJ. For freight apply to the Captain board
Baggage and freight of all descriptions, bank bills specie
put on board be the risk of the thereof unless
bill Of ladug receipts be signed for the iyli
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

INDIA CHINA PLATES. DINING SETS, &c
1-P P PAGE II Catherine Will this morning ol-n
several packages of the above which, th his
assortment of Glass and Earth-n ware he purchaser
call and examine. osl lwish
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

YTAkE NOTICE-Mrs WILLIS, the lady
that svea inormouon or n,ure events and what Is past
can b. seen at No. Elizabeth doors from Housto
near Brecker Ill the last OF October only, then she VIII
is,ya rho or 500 imiS~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

WA NTED-Paces by TWO nice Scotch girls,
w for chambe1work, waiting, ssamstIess or to mind
children. Good city references. Apply at II Iroy.ssI.et'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

boy IN cl9lhlng store o one dnrma lLo
n.o, situation b; addressing w B. this office with real
4
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

LADIES FKFNUH SIf.S oil I 1lF e usIelT a Es III.
somer and better than sold the cheap stores at 81 or
piain. . ,,,> - or ,,orpc r-Lu
parties weddings &c and chdrens boots and shoes,
OF all kinds and prices ,
INDIA RUBBER SHOES-A complete assortment oil all
the di Ferent kinds constantly for sale.
Every acl. sold is warranted OF my manufacture aud
mad. by superior workmen several OF whom have been III
n EN-, 10 ylneut for the last FIVE years
Ladies stl please call and exsmme ior themselves at
J. B. MiLLERS, li2 Canal-st.
o26 6:iseod- betwe Thompson and Sullivan
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

TRANCIS'S HIGHLY IMPROVED MANI
L FOLD WRlTER.-This article has now been before
the public but snort time and has gained reputation be-
sand copies daily proc of the high favor they have
obtained has entirely taken the precedence OF the Copying
$50 for Press have laid them aside and given the Manifold
Writer the preference finding them 10 be neater and more
peditious The Copying Books done up variety OF
sizes the roper being ruled plain varying IN price from
S. business and merchants who study economy WI!
please and the article and Will guarantee that
will recommend itself more than CO umn of advertisins
Strangers the city cautioned against buying from
board steamboats, AID at hotels sellnga
worthless article for few shirgs at the expense OF this
l.. FRANCIS, 76 Maiden lane,
iv3I .fiy Junction Lihartv-Str-.r
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

Y1TANTED-A place by an active man as groom
w or coachman He will max. himself useful. Refer
ence gy en- TO his last employer Apply al 81 Madison ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

~ C.. WRIGHT& u CO s AMERICAN STEEL
". PENS The usual objections which have been made 10
the Of Steel Pens from th~ir scratching or cutting The
rendering them proof against the bres Of the paper
They made different degrees Of elasticity to suit all
classes Of writer's
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

ur John BurtleIl, Dentist, 1862 Broadway, corr
OF franklin street, seccnd block north of the Boadwa
Tabernacle) would notify his patrons and the public that
has abandoned the practice of his profession some hay
reported since leaving his old place Chambers street bu
still continues his business in all its branches. o2f Owls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

@ r,s, FOR NEWBURGH--Landln at
- Cadwe!ps. West Point, Cold Spring, and
Ia1s2Z1aL1 tishkili Landing:
The Steamboat JAS. MADISON, Capt. Chss Hal,tead,
will leave War.r-se-t pier every Tuesday and fay after
noon O'Clock ,.u
All Baggage Packages Parcels Bank Bills Specie pu,
OF board this boat without beng entered on the book
can,eG for must be a, the risk thereof all #
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

EYR HUDSON ON 1 ste steamboat N, soa, u UTl. Il
SsEEaSdar.st every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at o'clock, landing all the intermediate places Ihs Utica
is furnished with superior and otherwise unsur
passed for Accommodate
For passage or freight apply on board. 'a22ft
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

THOlCE TEAS "A fine selection OF choice and
" fragrant Teas jas received from the last sales auction
offered the lowest cash prices Young and
fine article al IS; fine IS, which viii compare
with what is generally sold 81: also good article Of Old
Hyson 6s tyson S Kin. equal n in the city. S. In
peria and Gunpowder IS and Is, he finest Oolong Sou
chos and Mohea Powchong Of the ChareSons cargo also
IN, celebrated Ho.Qua MNture the reduced price OF s
boxes OF 30 lbs st farther reduction.
The public respectfully luTited 70 call and examine De-
fore purchasing elsewhere
Old Java Coffee fresh roasted and ground daily al "A pence
perl
Also a complete assortment OF Sugars
A. JOHNSTON Tea, Coffee and Sugar Dealer.
o6 lmS' 81 Bowery corner of Bayard-5tIeei
ZINE TEAS-R. l.. Scrymser. 2l Barclay ST,
corner Of 5; Peters racs would intimate hs friends
and tbs public that he has lately received ant Offers for sal
oI Of Ne TEAS OF recent Importation and If the de-
cat FGrorS: His STOCK OF the following
ment OF Teas:
Hysor. Eulong Souchons.
Hyson Skin, souchons
70. Hyson, Pou honc
Imperial, \uins oug Souchong,
lTunpowder. Pecco. &c.
He would also add that he keeps constantly hand
raj assortment OF Sugars Coffee Spices Fruits and al
articles connected with the Grocery business Those hng
rucch BY calling at The above Establishment viii find
article the best quality and such prices that
fail 10 Orders from The country faithfully attended 10.
y. B. Goods sen; any pant OF ;ls city o. BROOKLYN free
of carriage. C21 Owls 2woS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

WTANTED-Plac by two girls with best city
w recommendations for housewok, chamoeIwoIk "s''-
ir,c. .nul,. a = CInsby-st O- =
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

ITO THE VARIOUS FIRE COMPANIES IN
The uNITED STATES-1he subscriber would r.
5hs un!oq ,,e and BEAUTIFUL asseu=. OF Brass
FIRE TORE HE'S and SIGNAL LANTERNS which he
has lust i4sa=d and Will keen constantly hand TE-v
finished N = 'ost beautiful and splendid
and elaborate designs. Companies from abroad who NAV
'sh 10 s me patterns OF the above before purcha;ns can
Obtain sef sheet OF Patterns, WIKI - prices 10 each b;
applying by mail 20 the suJScr0e and they may RELY or Oh
tanning precisely such article III, pattern they ma ~
lsct. Deck LiiteEs, German Silver CURES for Shts &c
MARTIN w. .E.IiMONS
ST I'm II Spruce stre-., Nes York
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

GtASSIMER ES.-An extensive variety OF CaSsl-
~ nieres and Doe Skins embracing al h- styles of
black and fancy coore PLAN ribbed aud pIaidust received
Al DAVOL-S 10th Store 80 Maiden lane. olo2w
COTTON SAIL DUCK-Nos | to 10 heavy 10
y inch Canvass Ta.panlins; DO 70 inch Paper
Eelting do 90 20 inch Cotton Bassins ALSO Grain and
Meal B.Es-for sale hy
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28
W. s J. L. TAPSCOTT,

Ps'ons wishing to send for their friends can have them
ofouShf out on the most favorable FIRST class Ameri-
ca sailing from Liverpool weekly. Drafts for any
amount payable on demand wthout discount or AM other
the principal towns Of England Iceland scot
ai and fas also be obtained on application
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

I-,NTFD a PARTNER-an active man-to
w dis ;,s-esf iu profitable Office business worth
,ao ,sI annum. 5000 cash will purchase interest
Si-oo f fos herty street. front room. 81 su
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

WTANTED-By a respectable young woman maj
Il at general housswork or chambermaid; objection TO
nj, Enur,arntfs rear, 5talIs o2I u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

WANTED-A light one horse Wagon win "a a
w ton nne that has been used short time would not be
osc,-d TO- Any plrson having such dispose of
ch.ap for cash find purchaser b ea'ins noHc a, s
b. seen on Monday Oct So with description and price
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

AFAIh ITw3 KE9KMASSEs 5s5 aa,sa5 EVERY DAY.
GENERAL TOM THUMB,
The most remarkable Dwarf that lived being lively,
S5;s!; $S4S " 2ifs e
no longer The subject dcue but enjoying the at'en
ton and sur Of OF the highs, and ssPsc
t9i oG agnr5l-f inS 1iaail in 9 Anelc i Who viii
YOUNG LADY, and produce many astonishing expesl.
ments In ANIMAL MAGNETISM.
including carvoyanee ,ymrahT eeH Ss S on efsH s
a1?oSq 1q SsF!1E from sE;y with
70 EXERCISE the srctes scrutiny every experiment INTRO
'uee' DIR. VALENTINE,
The celebrated nsatGr Of ;ceS3;Lle G1aGs;' ASS M S9g
BORN WITHOUT ARMS!
,yiIl perform many remarkable leats with his toes
Sr SHERMAN, the vocalist, and various other ait'ac-
2n anu @ 10 the Whole s cen,s-chdrea ualer
half price.
DEALE'S NEW-YORK MUSEUM, AND
I PICTURE GALLERY.,Broadway, opposite the { Cry
SH!LLISG Nj il Bennett, Manager has engaged Master
Barber THE WHISPERED CHILD.
From Vermont only wears old has large and bushy
pair OF NATURAL WHISPERS which NJ as large as
any mar when he but four Old This Is probably
the most remarkable GTcgS@en9T hRI = f4s word
/ HE Urea / NtuiLit ~
W III introduce the most astonishing experiments IN
NECROMANCY AND THE. BL AZ X ART!
ever witnessed including hundred different iricks-chan
gd al each performance.
Sgnor RlnalIis
90 through their aushabe performances. performing many
(eats never before executed BY a human being.
THE MYSTERIOUS BOY, HAJAH
from Prsi, possesses the miraculous powers OF dvinatoG-
H. can name an thing which PERSONS have in their pockets
AZ home or elsewhere, and Will
TELL THE THOUGHTS
of fany person among the audience.
The Bones OF the GREAT MASTODON remain only
Performances every esnns ii, and wednesday and Sat
urLa; afternoons n o'clock.
Admission the Whole l2! cents. oZ3
A.. Z, -. ,,II L ,:Q6,II,IN l L
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

FURNITURE NOTICE-Sota Bedsteads, NC.
7 F. COTTON would inform all who are in want OF ur;
ntu.e of any descriptions that he prepared 10 furnish and
ha constantly hand very laEge assortment, including
blity and economy without hsr equal The pubc arc
invited call and then-also, all other kinds OF
Sofas always OF hand.
Those breaking up housekee ing wishing to sell all or
any portion of their Furniture viii find ready sale by send
ing line or calling upon the subscriber.
Sales BY Auction faithfully attended, to-
anoss,t K COTTON ll3 Fulton and 81 Ann
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

- On and after Monday, Oc..2 1915, &c CaS wil
d-ea'e aieFson Depot, d: Lsaye New York, a!
3 o clock =. u. Q O'Clock a. VI.
IL O'Clock a " u: o'clock P Vi
3o'clock P. ~ 4o'cIock P Nj
on SUNDAYS,
Leave Paterson Depot, q: Leave New York, a,
O'Clock a. NJ Q: o'clock A NJ
3o'clock ?. NJ ;o'clock p NJ
transportation Cars also py daily Sundays e1cep,ed)
Passengers advised be the Ferry few minutes be.
tore the sisted hours OF departure. jy226m
s7sc1, FOR SHREWSBURY. LONG
Es,1zs-.BRANGH; $500. 81 sI,I OCEAN HoTSE, PORT
Red BANK,-The steamboat ORUs Capt william T
Schultz. viii leave New York from Fulton market wharf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-24
T'Ae Soa,G.,n Literary Messenger.

Another number completes the 9th volume ct this cx.
eelent periodical, and before the commencement OF the
new year wish say word to the public in behalf
Under tho management OF its late Editor the Messenger
became one OF the attractive publications the Union:
combining it did the lighter literature OF the magazines
with the high tone OF the Quarterly Reviews II moi,
ombclshed with onsravnss and presented no
fashion plate. vaunted long list ct distinguished con.
ibutors Yet the typography beautiful and able
'ers supplied the afer,i The few numbers which have
been issued since Mr. Minor took charge the editorial
department, fully in saying that il will be wor.
thy Vt the wsrmes, support. We appeal to Sara pride
TO sustain work which has ever reflected credit on the
South With the tenth volume invoke for it n largcr
list OF Subscribers. and extended sphere useuncss
VIII not Nginians especially forward with the purse
and tho pen to its assistance We pause for reply
Verb sap.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-24
A NEW CALHOUN PAPER

We have received the LIST No. of a daily paper
called the Gazette published IN New York by Mr. Ketcl
who lately furnished te money articles for the " Her
aid.
The Gazette understood be- devoted 10 the fortunes
Mr.. Calhoun Ii Is neatly printed and its editorial articles
display ability.
In one OF Its paragraphs, find definition of "Ol4
HUnk'T," rs follows;
Inc Via hnnkeTs arc the old Albany Regency and
their lege men, who for wears governed the Stale of New
oth and IN measure the policy of the Democratic party;
and "ho in violation OF Democratic principles created nu
roHs offices ia almost all business pursuits in order TO up
point swarms Of public officers each OF whom when ap
pointed get hunk" Dutch word signifyns something
Ike our word homo, and when he rotated from one Office 10
another ne became ''Od bunker"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-24
MAINE.

Al trial elect four Members Of Congress in
Districts which failed in September the Wings have shown
aVast Increase
In the kennebec District, Luther Severance, the Wing
Editor OF the kennebee Journal elected BY 1900 msor
~. In the Lincoln District, the stands; Morse Nv
JAIL Andrews Il. F. 2,45I and Aboliron 674-Morses
malon'y over both Loco Abolition 293-two or three
towns remain to be heard from, which may dess, any
election.
In other Districts there is no election; but in both
the Wings have great increase.
The Northern papers say that Maine thorough Wing
tate and sways shows herself he SUCH whenever she
puts forth her strength
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-24
THEATRE.
Grem and nnnnrnHcLed Attraction, I

oFtW anu HPdFNNtftH ANTGCfiOH :
The Proprietor Of the THEATRE announces to the eiti
Icnr and their ycincrs that he has Of great expense OBJ
tanned the istronic services OF those distinguished and
nnnyned Tragic Artists, whose brilliant success has rem
dered euogy supererogatory and constituted them the
koscii Of the age and Phenomena Of Nature. The une.
cpsed services Of these meeoc lumnares could only be
secured tor the short and period of SIX nights
nc therefore, trusts thut their dazzling radancy G not OBJ
iuscaung entirely Ovcrpuwcung - the unaided md
qnesc"n faculties Of pious and laboratory cuzeney
~H atact allure invite engage, elicit, and n fact draw
l"ih mot patronage, encouragement and support which
- ever The pleasure JOY, delight charm pride nnd prauca
ton Of tho elite, intellectual refined unpreudiced liberal
nna Judciousy approaching citizens Of the Metropolis of
ne va commonwealth, tho Corleu Of Stpea, rejoicing
IN Washington, Jefferson. Mod-oa Monroe, Harrison
I'VE mean the late lamcnted and distinguished General
recently elected President Of the e. - and died before h,
began his Administration and many others too tedious 10
mention IN an advertisement. including the Messrs Smiths
and the distinguished of this highly adorned and ,d
naby situated city, Taking al the circums tsnces into
considefauonJ 10 succour, and feed Ronuus
and Bemus ke.i The Proprietor trusts and indeed nnr
lures 10 his gueCgs bosom the sincere hearty warm cor
dol and be may say eTyid hope that this
and corruscaing GALAXY Of consultations from which no
siar a evedcpariod and whcha farther addition could not
GEM may produce abundant outpourng Of that Arren
tine metal whose siyery tone like that Of the dying swan
has bounded the aspirations Of tho Achymist, and
rated Hope with can eve that never ins and wing that
never tires" The Proprietor. being unknown unrc.
coRnihod and almost entire stranger feels some Commune
ton n delcacy In speaking Of himself abiding IN com
prehensivc 10 hi7 peculiar original and unfohed
views 10 which hitherto has over preferred caims)
|
the egfney o the tunes and the necessity Of changing the
"locne - may be styled the locomotive Of Viruous nten.
tons The MOrast may snatch from the glowing and c1.
hausoss bosom Of the Tragic Muse faggofs 10 fuele the
amc upon the Altar Of his alteration; for the first Theatres
that be- conducted ho had the good o have placed
end indeed placed there himself tho upper part II
tho Pfoccnum
ITO raise the soul 10y tender strokes Of Art,
To wake the gcniua, and a. msad the hourt"i
Further proof Of the moral influence Of an anneaed snd
shryon stage, rnsy b. drawn from the following fugitive
scintation Of the immaculate and pooiical phenomenon
\ VIM. Shakespeare, IN a drowsy moment -
"show Virtue her irnsge-vico, her defonnity.r
II tune were allowed him, the Proprietor would endsa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-24

. IHt BLsr JoAE % THE SEAsON.-During the recent
Tenn Of the Northampton Superior Court, who should ar.
Ivc ~ Jackson the County seat, 'asons the natives"
but Mr. Robert Tyler the OF us Accdency on his way
to visit friend in the lower pau Of Virginia. OF course
II being Court week, and the Hotel much crowded AHA
serus collected quite number about him, whom ho
uSc"urscd most freely matters and things general In
TePy 10 an intCHOeat0ry, who would, probably be
Tie nominee OF the Democratic Conventions Bob spread
himself and spoke almost literally in this wise cntle.
men, - difficult to that question. Calhoun
~ the nominee, Clay will beat him 1870 900 votes-iI Van
Buren, should be- selected Clay will beat him 10000 votes
but the Administration runs, 1t will succeed against Clay
without difficulty. In fact gentlemen, Clay has his ALL
staked on the hazards of a single do"-"Yos" interrupt
cd whole sOuled Wing land, he'll throw SKIES Sir and
no mistake" Bob looked blue and henrty laugh repaid
the witty repariee.-Raleigh ReRist,r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-24

We pleased hear that the attendance at tho Col
ege Of Virginia larger ,sn it has bcon for several years.
A. the University there upwards of hundred at IN
oa'ly doy In the session. William Mary opened with
nearly 90 aud IIampdcn Sydney revying and bidsfar
10 attain rs former prosperity. ~ the Medical College in
this city the Maucuates number about sO-and daily in
crctsing.