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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-27

Is NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
THE Propriecrs Of this well known beg
form the pubic that n addition m former attractions the
have erected splendid fountain supplied by the Croton viii
different variations week throughout the IN
er with large saloon for promenade refreshments
Also, extensive Promsnsde outside the walls Ct the Cal
tie commanding view of the whole Bay, the Narrows, &C.
Price Of admission l2 cent?, for which refreshments wi
be furnished. mis- 1mr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-27

and Ss SfSs ss h 70 0,c his
Monday nett, May 2eih which occason Mr. BOOTH has
THE APOsTATE
fescua,. ...'..... Mr. Booth,
o.,,, egsAswRsAHsSsaaSSRR' wsvhhif4fngEAp
49,. Grandfather Whitehead MIR Pl'cde,
With OF ier eptertainments MAJ 2'eoa'r
paInship voad BE- pIeisrred with come sDseisbis
up % sn
sa y Gan o ST sss
Please adde's. l. N: r. AZ the Herald office.
partner with this additional capital and dorT sale bun.s
so Ha or house m %
II WARDHThe citizens Of the seventh ward .tnont dis.
"it 81
ss sS 'ss :a:
f i: sy fEfsR sniff A.
A SSAEEPHN pIr sss ss,h21rble GGUEBNdEK
Co. Of CSs.es ana cp;:on Su.
ne & s:1si ~ vs:,s:
made few hours notice, aud perfect fit guaranteed
EORaTGN Z DOMESTIC FRUITs. sEGAKs. Re-
r. BATEs "a wishes to INFORM his friend. aud the
Of Foreign I'D Domestic Fnit. sss.!msa.' &C.
Dranus OF imported oeRars constantly
hand. my27 iwr
- EQUIPMENrs-The subscribers having removed to tbs
10 part the building "a Fulton opposite the United
states Hotel aud Water where thu
execute ard furnish the shortest motto Military and Horse
Equipments Of all descriptions comfortable with the United
states req nlaions Also agfnera and complete assortment Of
ssddles Brides sng and double Harness Of the ss and
Carpet Rags, &c.
my2T6.sr HENRY j. STORMS Il CO.
NOIICE-ro those health comfort combines
WIN urnry-Prce reduced-Old Established Medicaed
Va Nor g.h np 8 1Cerlandt street.
~ * uuceu the price Of her and
H. prronsg: "f the Fscuy part cula the rub
CoIds sore threats swelling Of the glands
sunness of the joints, asue and fever &c &c are
immediately relieved Portable bashs SEM 70 snv rsu of m,
o,cgosI a. open rom six in the morning till min.
DISSERTATIONS OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cor,,t.
the firm OF Mcdonald Duey In his c;fv uhde
mutual agreement on the 18th Instant ' wa ss'o"eo ny
ssiHG IRAIEvDs MSqspsoNALD,
The subscribers will continue the above busiu.. AZ h
ALEXANDER q MtDONArD
New York. May 2e, 1913 mo,r,
HAT BOX h!AKPnT BAG FOUNDED The L..
IL Ferry Boat, Wednesday, abou three o'clock The 10y
c.n nave them oy proving pro, euy, at
III LIZ Commcrclal Hote /, 10 ConTtisndt st
COLLECl ions on ell pgrs United States made on
- the most favorable terms by . -
mW6u avail street and 80 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-27

YACHT FOR SALE ofseven burthen nine ma tbs
"A old. and in perfect sail order, we'll found in
pec such awning for cock pitt auch graphing cables
tent sheave blocks sails and rigging the
compile .ett Of flags cies and rqdisr head Of brass
beautiful bin finely fitted with lockers cushions 10
ing glasses ges, and other fixtures appeItanng the
has large refrigerator under cockpit that will hold
100 lbs IC sloop topsa length
on deck feet BEAM iron keel, IL inches Deep 3s mid
Ships Dol ed kestrn 1000 lbs and those liz know
the advantage oil leverage power will that she
be knocked down squa snd her bottom
she sink she has the bouyancy 1000 weight Of cork
ther particular inquire j. JENNINGS,
1872 Broadway yehn st. up stairs front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-27

MIR. SIMPSON begs leave respe ctfuly to inform hi,
hends and the pblic that his Benefit jill take place
Monday next, May 2oth which occasion Mr. BOOTH
kindly vol mteeed his services The performances will be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-27

PORT or NEW YORK, MAY az.

l6 moon RISES. 80. ara
10 HIGH wATEB's. ..s'. rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-27

WATCHES AND JEWELLERY lower tnan cver.-ns
the .nbscrber Is constsn receiving all descriptions Of
gold and silver Watches Of the styles direct from the
nanuactnrer IN England France, and Swzshand he is
enabled to offer larger assortment and ut much less pces
RETAIL than house the city. Gold
ISIS each Wstehe: and jewell cry EXCHANGED or bought,
turned Watches, clocks aud jewellery repaired in the bcs
and warranted lower than other place in the
u. e. Allen OF watches and jewellery whole
SxIe retail, Wall upstairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-27

Apollo SALOON.
LAST AND ONLY CONCERT IN AMERICA 81
SINOR PAGGI,
DROFESSOR OF THE OBOE and English Horn. and
Member OF the Philharmonic Academies Of Rome, Bega.
assistsdb
MADAME SUTTON
MONS. NOURRlT,
sl0NOR RAPETTI
MONS. r. RAKEMANA
MONS. ETIENNE, who will preside the Pianoforte.
Tor Programme see small bills
. TIckets SO sach be had the
Stsres and Hotels and al the door
CorceTt to commence At o'clock m25 eod<tiss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-27

ID T T. | A.
qTPenons afflicted with this distressing disease, are
informed that
OLIVER HALSTED, has resumed the Practice
Since the pubca ION OF his book additional
dscoveer, induce him believe that
Standing
He has associated with him DR. BOSTWiCk Of this city
whose medical and surgical Attachments duly appreciated
by the public rs Chambers street, ID House Of Broadway
MA 6tissI
TO JOURNaYMEN fLUMBERs
Excert need Plumber h,ve immedinc cmpioymtbt
A atlioeral wages, by applying st NO ~ fhk race
m26J~cc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-27

Who will peffom his Variations AR Cen reutola
with Finale "a Passnini. executed string with
hand only which created such al the cities
where Sgnor Lacarce play his way N. York Gom
South ms ser
MU5EMENTs-I 10 night, Grand Vocal and Ins
"A Concert at Pnteux. Cafe des Mile COLONIES Saloon
Broadway Enlargement OF the cele bated SeyeImak Family
The Steyerm,rk family will their national IN the
steycrmart costumes Concert to commence at o'clock.
Entrance fee. m23eod ser
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31

Aaother Specimen Of Western Oratory A
stump orator is said 10 have made use Of the fol.
lowing language on a recent occasion "If am
elected TO this office, will represent my cons,itu
ents as the sea represents the earth, or the nigh,
contrasts with the day will unryiCt human So
ciety, clean all its parts, and screw 1t together
again will correct all abuses purge out all
corruption, and 90 through the enemies of our
party like rat through a new cheese. My chiei
recommendations are, that at the public dinner
given to --, | ate more than any two men al
the table"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31

1t is said that man in Albany made a bet that
he could get five hundred signatures to petition
to hang a venerable clergyman of that city, and
won it. He drew up petition so long that no
one would read it, and got the necessary number
ofsignatures in single morning
Whether this is true or not, no one can doubt
that it might easily be done As long rs you do
not ask men TO subscribe, they will readily sign
almost any petition presented to them, if only as
sured ,ha, it has no tendency to nurc the polili-
cal party to which they belong.
This is very improper habit, and if men
would remember tina, it seriously Injuries the in
fuence of the people in Legislative bodies, and
that their own petitions will be treated the more
shghtingly when they are sent on, no matter how
importan, they may be, we think they would re-
| form it,
We think in the case cited, # true, the wag
ough, to have had the petition printed, and a copy
sent to Zach sioner. to PIT him in mind hereafter
! ofthc weakness Of his conduct.--LBufalo Amer
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31

An Amerieaa SLarsr on the Coast Of Africa
The Governor ofthe Colony Of Liberia, in des-
patch addressed to the Executive Committee of
the American Colonization Society on the 9th Of
juno last states tia, on bis arrival at Bassa Cove,
which place he VISITED in February 1912, he
iouni anchored there a fast sailing schooner be
longing TO New York
The Captain refused to pay any port charges,
in defiance OF the authorities who had no means
RI forcing compliance with their regulations
The Supercargo Of the vessel was a Spanisrd --
The Governor told him he knew him 10 be sla.
yer, and ordered him to leave the settlement, The
vessel soon 60, under way and stood up tbe coast,
bat IN ten or fifteen days returned and in twelve
hours took in a cargo Of go slaves aud put to
sea
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31

liule one, from a door key to brass cannon II
never wroucl, at the business an hour. SIR. vet |
can cast whl, you cannot "Wha, IS that, sir T.
What 70 replied the s,ou, one looking down up
on the hue fellow with grca, contempt, "why, |
eau cast a sIaioc. sir
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31

The western papers mention a new plan OF put
ting an enemy in the Peuitoniiarv. A man Learn.
ing that his naghbor intended burning down a
large hollow tree one evening, went with his wife
and crawled into the tree; when the fire was APP
piled he jumped down and put it out, and had his
ncighbor Immediately arrested for setting fire 10
an inhabited dwelling house in the night time -
otherwise nrson
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31

Fail of Juggerndm. /, is stated that the Ra-
jah, having renewed his application for money to
spend on the festival of this idol and being refused
in consequence Of orders received from England,
had declared, that he could not obtain natives sufii-
Client to draw the murderous car and the result is,
that it has been abandoned
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31

A curious thing, says the Philadelphia Times,
occurred in Fourth street last Saturday. A young
woman actually pawned "a baby and got two
dollars on this pledge of love The infant was
so enveoped that the pawnbroker took it for roll
Of linen. He applied afterwards with the child to
the guardians ofthe poor, but they refused to have
any thing to do with it until the six months are up
for which he is pledged
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31

Passing A,eay The following, from Goethe,
suits the season: "The wear is going like the
sound Of bells. The wind passes over the subble
and finds nothing to move. Only the red berries
of,hat slender tree stem as if they would remind
us Of something cheerful; and the measured beat
Of the ihresher's nni calls up the thought, that in
the dry and fallen ear lies 50 much Of aoarish.
nent and life"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31

Distress in Cincinnati A fact is mentioned
in the report made to the City Councils by the Of
fcers of the water works, which shows the
amount of embarrassment there is in that cnnmu-
nifty. Five hundred families have had their sup
ply Of water stopped, because they could not pay
he rent This distress must be great indeed,
when SO many individuals cagaot pay for so ne
cessary an article as their daily supply Ct water
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31

Fory years ago all our hardware was imported
Shoves. spades hollow ware axes buttons brush
Is, iron wire and other articles. The price was
then about % per cent more than those now made
BY our mechanic, here, and the quality was in(e-
rior Our edge tools are preferred 10 any ever
imported IN. Y stste mechanic
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31
II Ellie or Everything.

IVho Wrote the Bi5lcl A Sabbath School
teacher gave out the following question to her
class-"Wha, proofcan you assign that the Bible
wa. written BY good menT' A lrtle girl four
years old rose and replied, Bad men would not
have written so much agans, themselves
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31

Hon 10 ComnH Nurder Take pretty young
lady--tel her she has pretty foot-she will
wear Il small thin shoe--go out in wet weather.
catch cold-eonsunpon will iollow--and she
will die in year
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31

Emancipation. The New Orleans Bulletin
of the 9TH says-"About 80 petitions were receiv-
ed and acted upon favorably by the Police Jury,
last night, to emancpa,e certain slaves, at the
prayer ofthcir several owners"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31

A man ute melon and died of the cholic--n
Circumstance which a wag though, was very
mcion-cdtlio
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31

A plgmy was one day boasing to a AT, pstIy
looking BODY Of ms superior excellence as work
er o. r,e,als Il COD esa sDy thing" sad The
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31

Two ladies in Lowell, Mass. have gone to law
about cat, and eminent counsel have been en-
ployed on both sides
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31

Hollis Hotel, New York, was sold ut auction
on Saturday for one hundred thousand dollars
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31

sons formerly employed IN ship buildlng are now
engaged; the wages which were ten shillings per
day are now reduced TO twenty pence, but markets
arc abundant and produce very low
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-01-31
TINE NERAL ID
ruhii.hed overy Tuesday Evening.

Tn rs.lv 90 sosss, at The suJ'crsbcrs dsor sI75
4, r,-s4 N pgrksgsi, ar faI,a 81 he cD5fe. 80
1 -1' si.5o I
i, a.,ss ey,i4L . ,,nii aided y netatea pad J
D.frsrc@ ~ the vIioge Garner, $500.
usao--ior ,rcrvJody: "EnCouragt Your 0wn."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-17
TRAVELS AND VOYAGES
For Sale Rv


to"IITs Visits IN Remarkable Places od H,Ts R,,,,. r.
fenes Illustrative Of striking passages in ana p,
0etS ~ ule counties Of Durham Sorhunh.Ylsra .s
seres-bs "Hl Hewitt author Of Life in Eps,nd :. e
~ EUROPE with sketches Eurrons nb,
an r!e schools hospitals Literary perSonarrs ,een.r f.
Of Pennsylvania. &c. 80 - VIZ Nn''sr-V
EssAssS To CoeHlS-CmSA- SIAN Mrse.r-Enba..v -
me Eastern Courts Of Cochin China sam AMI Museat h ~, r
the years ls3s-'3-4 by Edmund Roberts -s
NoNAeE WoRLp, Including =, r-,h,... o. NJ,
and sam in ls3536 and 1897 BY w = w Ruscbe3be n
u surgeon in the u Navy OF the Academy or -,
&c. s 'e1's IN inc race
A't TO TuE CfTT along the sborss n -.
Persian Gulf and the NederaLean ineludinS - - -
toas,oi Afab and aTour the Island soeoa by D ws
S;ed. Es = 2. T. :. &c. - . n wen
sAlELs TO NEhico ISLAND CunA. kr-Naratv. If ror
N norm America comprising MEXICO Mines Of Real del Mont
The Cned States and the British Colonies with an EIruo,
Island q Cuba BY Henry Tudor Escr
SvELs ~ EUROPE EAsr-Embraciay 4Obssrv,o,.,
na- dnrng Tour through Great Ireland Franz. Reg
o f'sia saHony Bohemia. Austria Bayara svi,,.I.-a
LoHeardy TUSCANY the Papa States The Neapotan ponin,ons
u. Islands OF the Arehipeags, Eryp Asia Mn,
uaey Aoaava Walaeha and Hungary by Valentine Mot NJ
Jas % we" io'A-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-17
RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

Trnss srr.cRruos-ro City subscriber. &C. 90 r,r y,,
and foe shorter eno when by so-payabI- in
an In advance.
Apvrsrssofor square Of Tor Ie-s one ip.r
n'n 70 cents. two in'oron'si 9 ue insertion. 81 So and
every succeeding insertion II cents
Transient, advertisers ray In advance.
TIE noer Of neon. Of Advertisement. noted on IN.
hs tho Will be inserted ordered In be opv and
% accordingly eJ Orders to stop must aso be writing
Annual Advertisers charged ESQ two squares ana In that
proportion for Advertisements OF length and ESQ for one
square eIesp Aueonee and Lottery dealers who are charged
500. paper neluded)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-17

HNHE branch of MEDICAL SCIENCE, viii
Dr. fLEAsANTs has made his special object Of Praetee
Do Once in Boshers Row.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-17
REMOVED

BRANNAN co.'s oH Dominica cIo,hinr s,O,. nm. -,
pe e Of The and facing the Frsakbn Tgr,l IJo
Esr'eys Old Sand South Of Main "a Tsoe-- from s.v
- - -0--S "oni SoFernoc
e MO1a embrace This opportunity method AZ n,k,-
known 10 the Citizens OF Richmond rs yenit - ~ So
We Keep on hand Clothing kind and more e.uee
eoaSed Prees for cash We respectfully invite an 10 -,H - 90
80 our noef whether they goods or noe An co.,
- 20 not pease IN every respect returned AZ
ne money refunded 05-AR goods warranted 4, . - %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-17
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

TOR uae remotni and perma cure OF all dis
e"ses arising from nm Impure state OF the
Hood, or habit OF the system. viz:
seronla Kings Evil Rheumatism Ohsfina. Cran.o. Hr,,
tons fes or PoSiues the Face Botehe- BHs Chronic
sore he- Ring Worm OF letter seah Head Enlargement and
pain ~ The Bones and Joints esrS sype sxD
TONS Seanea or lumbago AMI DISEASES ARISING from an ind
e. use OF Mercury A.ee OF Dropsy, imprdenes
BY '@'N@
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-17

NEGRO HIRING.
VIE subscriber val attend hiring Negroes both pub
u hely and privately
de % r II DTCVrSsOS
GenIemen's Fine Cnlfskin and Kip Brogans!
at 80, So 80. sal!
IN have beautiful assortment Cankn and
Kip Brogans made expressly order and can b. recon-
Inenied which We are selling the above ven prices
bCLLlNSIO W a ". Mansion House. de 81
BELLE ISLE NAILS.
F1NHE subscribers prepared Belle Isle Nails
as ugaland they solicit Of the patronage Of
dealers Their Office for the % sory
Mes.Ts- WIN. Anderson, Jr. & Co
de s4-dJw JOHN g. TRIPLETT l. son
sOn BBls y {. RUN Just received and for as low for cash
~ WADE ". WOODBRIDGE
De 81 2 alrtrt H. m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-17

l ool or misplaced from our Store. on Cary
-r'e on te night ofth ire AZ thu Of r. TrDtt
n. TWO boxes single loa and and boles of woo.y
sugar 'r half boxes % Browns three bo1s. Of
b1rnes 4 Cos Ares q Indigo one b,rr.i t g.
PAppt-,, :. ~, -, -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-17
GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE.
FOR SALE By
ROB"T II. DITNAL..

GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE
ROB"T X. DUNAL,
Bank S7Hsrs Richmond, T-uginiq.
A sFARAGUS-Gant or Dutch
"A BEANS-IarEe sniSn1l Inns. snaps &C.
BEEl-Lnng Blood Fairy Blood Turnip French White sugar
NANCE Wurtzcl
BROCuLI-Hsrly Cape Large Purple
CABBAGE-Eary York Large nrinheas or Batter
Eaty sus1rc1f Large Drumhcad. Cromweus DO Red
Dutch Or Picking Green Curcd Savoy, rsuion. Lsith &C
CARBGr-L0ng Or1urc
CAJLFtOWER-Esry and Late
CELERY-White Solid
CUCJMBER-Eafly Frame, long Green
EGG PLANT
kALE-Sc0ch. kaic
LEITUCE-MaIa. Ice Brown Dutch, Cabbage, P.rs cros.
NELON-Nutmeg Cirou. &c.
WATER NEI.OS-Fine.t Kinds
NASrtRTtrN
ONfON-Elrv Silver skir neil Lane Red
PAEsLEY-Curef
PARSNIP-Iarrc Swelling
PEAs-Eary Monumental Eary Cromwell FAIRY Charlton EsHy
fnmc. Dvau Glue frussinn. Dwarf Marr0vft
RAuisH-Ion- scarsf rurnp
RltJRARB-Ecl 1r rars
SASiFN-or Vegetable Oyster
SPINACH
sQCASi-Fariy U1sh
TOMArO--IafTe Red
ruRNP-Ear Plat Dutch Rel TOP Large Nors,us s.sa
general assortment o. Flower seed
HJlEOUs ROOTS
DOUBLE pAHtIAs
ONION SETS f.
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ROBERT MOTT.
Hou.e. Slun Pnint.r ana aI.,.-

Nh de'r 20 as EroAssgs Ra-t RiaAs--A p,rrt,sa
AZ received further -PPy OF Paints, Copel other
Nsrnfhes with Painters Blenisr. An as.or,
m Mt OF Feneh aud AH~nean Window fom srIO TO
inhe an OF which h. l. desirois sell up
y. b-A hrs- supply Of soap Stone Paint sale low .a
psror paint for Tin or ShnEled Roof. Rs
q. ~ ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-17
MUSIC! MUSIC.! MUSICM.
JUST RECEIVED BY
SMITH, DRINKER f. MORRIS

. ~. q -.
FURTHER 'nppy Of New F,shionsbc MUSIC for IN.
n Piano Fous which only can BE- .nun.r,d =. s,
The Rose Queen. with vigneue
koses fair do DO. HON
No wreath or fame for Won,
Daylight 3. on the "a, BY A. Lee
An
You bad sing. by c. Warren
Non. Je ne Nabe Pas Chan.nunetfs
Come with thy o he fountain n dus- ~ p u-.A
My happy village loue = Pear.ou
love the Church hath given bv p.x q cn,nA.
DO not forget me when ! DIE, for piano and ruiar
Highland Nora words BY Crawford authore.. Of K,.h.L.,
Aavoreen. ec. &C. music. c. Z. Horn
On my bear :, sad for Araby,by Do do
ny Afan Aail do
Sweet siI'een do
On no have forgotten thee do a
he Seasons song by p Isabella kin
I'd offer thee this hand Of mine T Chadut,L
" sh0Hi hse 10 marry sonz BY J. r cr,v.n
Zone come away, -ooiAl chorus bv = uu..,-
4 on Know u comic song. by X.
zeredine, serenate BY Flora
Weep not DER the tomb infancy by y I've.
ne Fisher Boys Song duet hy C. w TAc-r,.,-
Nha Den Open Dix Cavantinss asnnes for the nu, ,pa
O lor'e oy !" torde each number beautiful ysnette t
page. very popular t ""
Ia RouaDeesca. a dane NJ ,b- te,a ..-..
a. a zalop by C. Ble-sner - s' Ai'@"s'a
Fantasia for the founded on the Of Pa
Eanni by T. Watson - ~ 'eNh'eshee " "a
Medley Overture To the Ethiopian Opera non. sou,.h r,, ~
lie Nieeertta- BY T. Conner very popular
souvenirs De Belmont by Les D. Occurrence
The Celebrated Evergreen GaIlop BY J. Iabiut,kv
oseer with about twenty I've piece. OF The po No.
ana ashonaoe songs variations watzos marches ropse,u.
&c All the publications. BY most Celebrated ror,
received soon amer they appear pres Anv Ma.r o, A.
wore VIII Dc procured the notice and on the ,o
I'll. DRINEER
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-22

The value of the whole landed property 10
Scotland is estimated OF f170,O0O.OoG.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-22

KENrUckY.-CoI. R. NJ Johnson is & candi-
date for Congress in opposition TO Hon. Care;
C.sis, in the Lexington district.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-22
S Il AT E AT AIR S.
From the Indiana State Journal.
TO THE PEOPLE OF INDIANA.

THE STATE BANK OF INDIANA. The Legisla
ton of 1912. The Bank Examiner appointed by
Wing Legislation and Investigation had thereby
General Howard. The Legislation of 1923 Motion
wind up the Bank. The testimony Of a Locofoco Edi
tor. Bank Directors. Conclusion
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-04-22

The LocofocO Party and the system of Internal
Improvements in Indiana..e.The connection
of that Party with the system..-Thc system
wound up by the recommendation of u WIG
Governor, and upon the resolutions of W his
Members of the Legislature. WhiE investa"
cations had into the conduct of the Officers
connected with tho system. LOcOfOoos sno" q
to have he'd the power 10 do this, but did "se'
Milton staPp. Rscapisulation.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-20
From the Louisville keniuekiaH.
TABLES TURNED.

When the Postmaster General visited this neigh
borhood last year, and passed day or two in this
city, the Louisville Journal endeavored 10 make
capital against him because there was not a public
dinner rendered him, some hattering public demon
straton in his behalf. All the individual attentions
and Inequalities profusely offered Mr.. Wickfe
set down nought BY the Journal. What has
that paper thought Of Mr.. Gays recent visit to
this city He and went, and nobody asked
how, when, or where. We heard of no enthusiastic
reception--no painful leave taking. For all that was
said OF done, we should not have been of the
advent or stay of Mr.. Clay had not his ar
rival announced in one of the papers, and himself
betting on horse race. No dinner rendered
HIM There was no thronging pressing to see him.
Read Us the meaning If this.