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New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

CoNsrMPTIoS AND RAISING OF BLoop CUREp-I hereby
certify that last August attacked with violent and pro-
fuse hemonaee of the lungs cough with the esIeco
ration Of much pain in the head the chest
and other distressing symptoms bought bottle Of Doctor
Taylo Balsan of Lverwort from 315 Bowery, which
der the blessing of Providence gave immediate relief rs
effect has been such my that praise
highly. CHARLES L. SMITH, $50 Tillery st;
April 9Th, 1873. BROOKLYN
Dr. Leeds sole wholesale agent 1873 Maiden lane; Mrs Hays
Fin uItonst
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

WANTED-By very capable American wo-
w man. situation housekeeper or pastry cook Good
references. Apply al 81 Murays- my29 3ts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

,,IpIs T9 MsTehants Mnnufactursrs' ,IvV
BRoKERs, SC: Ss-p: AAPPLEToSNS CO 2eG B5oal.
and Mines eaf esaan Of pne
and practice By Andrew Ure Md, FRS, SC &c. Illus
rated with l,2so engrayings
Among the volumes concerning the Arts and Sciences
nested Immediately with political ec1nGmy and The Ordinary
whch mutfaroas topics its extensive adaptation
citizens who engaged IL the most useful pursuits IN ie
ary Of Arts, Manufactures and Mines is not dei-
ton of only DESCRIPTION oi substances, or eata-
important aad necessary of those numbeess avocaiions
and trades which the welfare Of society and the COM
he5f one of tn; p5S@nSfPt pS Rgrsqs s Of G
Druggists EnEiasers Sanuaelfrs o. every m1tsEia Me
in the contents Of Dr. Ues volume The definitions and
facts concerning the raw materials and sHsianees Of which
folds, should accurately be knownEver Counsellor should
possess Dr. res Dictionary as ms andSook IN al coinpica
saeur artiels and the Fezai Gorsrnusnr should
ary near him. that h, might mistake his classification
The articles submitted e his saseh Asnss aP1ars that the
Ure especially cheap exactly adapted 10 the
seat @ Of the he S,5 r9mmsny na yon, bound
leather price FIVE dollars, preferred in Two volumes al
b. A. Co have recently published Ewbaaks History
Hydraulics and Mechanics OG plates lYoi Sro Price 8 50
Iny27 2tis.
~ GentIemen's Summer Hats-Comrrisns
all the various sryes-are ready for inspection audsa
al the subscribers corner Pine aad Nassau-sts
m2I 3ws blhp-
win be made by this Bank in Rochester and Western New
Yok sg Terms and f'gce5o gcoTh ssr isn
~ Particular Notiee.-Those persons hari1s s1-ns
Furniture OF DESCRIPTION dispose Of o. vino aIs
the sabseriesl., Goods 70 any purchased
Al pfaSa'g s0LToS Co, i1s rultoa-streer, and
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

!
Particular attention called TO style Of business and
office Coats also TRAVELLING Frocks. large Of
the sau,e ready for Inspection. -
6istr w. L. JENNINGS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

ssreet.-Ss ioitGn Fumbus.1Tbe bes,, Of .4sseslean
kpowl-dd raIea,s. All shades are pan,ed w the best
Of oil color and warranted TO wash and nos fade Shss
anted aay pattern the crtes, notc Interior
decorations executed magnificent s,yle AZ yery
duced prices Painting all kinds done order Ia fac. all
works of 1rtc b produced az ttlis establishment,
mo. lmix BARTOL s D. MAITRY
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

= Disease has opened its Spring Bust

ness and hear Of many complaints Of Pains the Sto-
mach and Bowels, Dysenery Dyspepsia. Cramn Conspa,
op Sick Headache and other ailments growing out Of cold
Those who desire immediate relief from such tourng vista
should that safe and expedtous remedy
from which the blood generated, and thus pres the vital
very To the directions which accompa
each bottle attached certificates Of from OF
the highest standing in the learned pfoiessans
Sold by a. B. < D. SANDS, Druggists No 10 Fulton.st
Of Gold 23 Broadway, and East Broadway. m27 Cts
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

who IS II years old . inches hsh well formed l''eiy and
aisn ya ,s. Ppcs of Comic DroIers,s Dr. vALENTlSE
The Gres: ols As9 Mr. 4 be ,sS Msss rs.
MYSTERJoJfS GiPSEY GIRL, who may he privately
consaI; ,snug PAST tiu present and future at an ef
Also Ab;ns LADY Glass Blowing, and 5 go eRresiiies
Performances evening o'clock and ane
Saturday afternoons O'Clock Tickets ocehts. a1
under half
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

WANTELGA situation by young woman as
w cook. Would have objection to a boartnghouse.
Good city references be gwen. Apply 2i3 Stmonst
second story front room. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29
EXCLUSIVELY FOR
PRINTED CAIICOES

10 supply the city and trade The piece or package
ByconhninS their atsn-n entirely and exclusively this
one article L. B,s Se enabled oply eshihii
extensive snd beautiful assortn.sn, than be coad else
where shers being similar establishment for Prints the
United States but TO sell always low aud gSnsry lower
than houses whose attention and means divided among
large variety of articles
The entire stock embracing abou, One Thousand different
pattes coorinss has been received within few days.
strls ny9
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29
To the Ladies.-A really wonderful

sebring,s Anti-Dyspeptic and RestoI
rat1re Cordial sovereign Remedy for Dyspepsia and
Nervous Affections 1t is highly recommended by eminent
phycians and BY who lave been benefited by il,
dozen. n26 Owls
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

DAVID SANDS II CO., Apohecaries ard Che
~ mss II East Broadway, corner Market street respect
fully call The OF Families Physicians and the pub.
he generally IN town and country their extensive and well
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

DARlS CRAFATS, SCARFS, Nc.-A large
OF the laes, styles and reh patterns
received al 2l broadway opposite the Fountain mS lmis
NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING Establish
ment, p2 Faltoa-strts, Broaiway.-J {. BOOTH
Co invite the attention of their old customers and the pub
lie their present splendid stocks OF newly manufactured
and imported Broadco,h Casserrs Iich aud elegant Ve
ings, &c. which they prepared make up ths
fashionable and durable style unprecntediy low prices.
BY the exclusively cash business and
tensiye trade Gentlemen assured that establishment
IN the city furnish elegant goods, make them up
in better style; while the prices the lowest cash stand
ard Orders filed the shortest possible time terms cssh
on.dsliNery myi
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESlGN.-The
v 18th Annual Exhibition is open from g. A. NJ un'
Admt,ance Is cents. Season tickets so Caalosues
I2i cents my20 lmuas
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

Offices devoted exclusively the sale of the medicine
wholesale and retail No 2SS Greenwich street, New York
No. 1913 fremont street, Boston, and No. l69 Race street
PhiIsdeluhia
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

NIAGARA FALLS, ROCHESTER, oswEGo, NEw-YoRK,
sACXETrs HARyoR, KINGSTON. ocDEsssURGH
The New Steamc. LADY OF THE LAKE, Captain ]. j.
Taylor, and the new s,eame, ST. LAWRENCE, CAPTAIN Captain
Osxego and Lewiston touching the mouth Of Genssea
River both ways-leaying Sacketts abOr II O'Clock AI
Oswesc o'clock r. NJ Rochester 10 o'clock NJ and
Lewiston in reach Niagara Falls Bn6ao
breskfas the morning, Rsturnngeaye Lewiston at
o'clock r. NJ, Rochester at II O'Clock NJ Owego arc
O'clock A. NJ and Sacket, HarboT al hallpasi
O'Clock A. VI.
The new Steamer ROCHESTER, Capt. 6: s. Weeks.
and the Steamer ONEIDA, Capt r. T. Child form Daily
Line between osweso Kazon and and run "a
connection Nth the above Sreamersieavinz js"ego at
o'clock a ton ,hs arrival Of the boats from Niagsrs
Falls and Lewiston Kingston II a. VI and arrive AZ OS
densbur2h the afternoon. Retumng-leave Qgdefs-
burgh al 10 p H Kingston A. NJ, and arrive y Oswego
the afternoon for the Steamers for Rochester,
Lewiston, Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
Passenger leaving Niagara Falls and Lewiston by this Ilna
Of Steamers will arrive Msneal, direct IN ~ honrs
Steamers lave Lewiston daily for Toronto and Hamions
th- arrival Of the Lady of the Lake and ST Lawnnee
LINE OF NEW CANAL PACKETS :,
Leave Syracuse every morning and evening for Osweo ana
for The Steamers bound to LeTiston NsIa
Falls Rinys,on aad OgdemsDurg and saYe Osweso sy r
morning and evening te arrival Of sbe Lake
Syracuse and for the morning and evening
r., thanv
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

DRUGS AND MEDItINES,
aud large assortment Of the de,cae French, English
German and American PERFUMES, EXTRACTS. COS
ME.TICS Sc together with great variety of BRUSHES
COMBS, and FANCY ARTICLES, adapted to the toilet O
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

CPRING GOODS for Gentlemen's Wear--222a
~ Broadway opposite tie Foautsn.Encourassd by the
patronage elected the last through the practice
principle which has avert almost universal complaint
Others undersigned has made such additions 10 his
OF will enable him In future 20 execute ali orders
with promptness.
Determined TO carry ont the system OF small profits and
quick etus he solcts attention 20 assortment OF goods
unsurpassed a richness and variety, comprising French 9ad
English cloths. Cassimees all the and various styles.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

WANTED-A situanon by a respectable young
do general housework the country preferred
Please apply al No. 2i8 Muberry-st street. 1t
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES ~
i TRANSPARENT WINDOW ApEs.-Olver w Wood.
ford Cathane-stcot, opening large nvoicr Of
Transporter. Window Shades which he deous Of exhibit
ing those who intend buying style of window shade this
they will have the benefit of selecting from Of the latest
designs cases Gohics plain ard Landscapes,
Roman A riches, and CorntIan Columns.
Also-3 dark landscap oriental scenery high colors,
style. Aso-2 French vignettes light middes,
scripture views &c Aso3 full Landscapes contain
in- pairs from 75c per pair s25 Merchants buying
sell again will b. allowed liberal discount at G5 Catherine
m27 2tist
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-29

Aasc Of bankrup,s thas of Thos Banks, Esq)
sseNureans, real estate the OF Sl6i6 900
aa The property all bought by the Union Bank.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

A SPEECH - Gentlemen of the Jury said a
western lawyer, would you set rn,.,rap TO catch
. bearl Would you make fools of yourselves
by 'ndcavoring 10 spear buffalo With knitting
ncejIc7 Or would you attempt 10 empty out the
Mississippi with gourd2 No, gentlemen, |
know Won would not; then how Won be gull
" of the ahsurdiry OF finding me guilty. Of man
slaughter for taking the life Of rom0n-N o
Pie
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

conversation about the matter, the young lady
grew impatient and to bring the business to a
close, demanded more explicit avo~al on thu
part Of her lover. IN the fllowng terms Funk
Il you wish To marry me. wish TO know u, So
that may make preparation long pause CO.
sued A, length Frank broke silence, and cx-
claimed No meat, no corn. and fishing almos,
over Good Lord, Nelly, can't
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

The lad's Of bingham, Mass have introduced
the fashion ofknuing stockings while listening TO
evening lectures There's industry for youl We
knew lady hemmed three n.pocket-handker.
chiefs for her husband while listening TO John
N.srs loesore h-foss tho Mercantile Librrry AS
ISOLATION last Tuesday evening, on the rights OF
Women Beats bingham.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
4 BEAUrlElL INCIDENT.

few days since, (says the Boston Amcrican,)
pnier our obi,ulry hca l. was record the death
b child about two AMI half years of age--the
Daughter Of n A. Thompson, Esq, OF this city
Connected with her death is one ofthose beautiful
NJ touching incidents which sometimes occur
q i 70 remind US Of the close connection and sis
"a ~ communion which exists between the inno-
tenl child AMI the spirits Of the better land
tnd which should reconcile parents to the early
] 1' The 'jrle ones which arc lent 10 them but
pa sels)n, or rather, as Hc shoull say to the
3eurn ola wandering chill Of heaven to her ce.
s,al abode
4 The Evening Gazette thus beautifully notices
D. death Of the little one:
i "A few days before the chil1's llnrss, butter
r. very large AMI of singular beauty, was found
covering IN the room where she was at plv quite
fascinating her with its graceful motions and bril-
ant eolo7S AMI alter being several times thrust
~ lying back a, last AMI rs,ing on the infin,'s
$rehead For moment the beautiful insect re.
4ane' there, expanding its brilliant wings to the
fea, delight Of the child then Suddenly, a. if j,
ndaecomplishcd IT'S purpose, took its departure
Pi was soon on, Of sight,
81 The child sickcncd-nnd again few hours be
70 her death, the butterfly was seen nuiering
" q seeking entrance nj the window of her cham
n II matters no, TO our faith. whether, as III,
30oceni superstition of another land would ,ell u.
&'''s was a message Thus borne from the hol,
80, that tins young life was needed there an(
US be taken away But a. least, while we re
3ember 'hat this fra insect is The emblem not on
Of fcoing existence, bu,a resurrection from
''Fow and humble life to higher and brighter
may find in the incident an illustration iha
Psi reach us that Christian lesson which car
4e''r reaches too powcrfiI'y--tha, the spirit o
"eh we witness the FIST unfolding bud In,
n 'er ana nobIcr expansion, in home where on
We though no, our care, can follow it."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
For ne Hc,did.
STANZAS.
I.infs Add s.sed tn n Friend.


Linrs Add e.sed to n Friend.
Wen courteous mem'ry leads the mind,
So srhly back. 10 JOYS resigned
To scenes forever past.
How e,sy hen 10 STIR the heart.
10 sacred friendship TO impsti,
Tha, mus, forever la.i.
Like odou Of the balmy breeze,
That aoais along the sen,ed trees,
AZ soft Upon the ear,
l.,ugln tho feeble, fsinD expressed,
A Trend, in ros.,e bowers bles,.
Nor need, a friendly tear.
Bu, friendship like a cleaning star,
Mus, throw its lus,te from sfsr,
pure aud holy light,
Tho clouds by chance may come between,
Again they break, again lis seen
With radiance more bright.
How welcome then. oh then how blesi'
Distilled sweetness to the breast;
1t points tie .uul above
lis beams sha never. never fade,
Til eios are holy, happy made,
Where saints forever love.
Religion, oh charm divine,
Tie lamp renewed more bngh, 10 shine.
And glow within the head;
The nearer to The flame We cume
1hs nctret To our heaven, our home,
Where lr.uds will never part. NJ W
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

A Franconia correspondent of the New Hamp-
inst the mercury sunk into the bnb of the Ion
grs ,hermome,er-more than forty degrees be-
low zero
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

Tho charge FOR a letter weighing one oynr.
from New ORLEANS 10 New York. is one dollar
the freight on n pound Of cotton from New
York TO Liverpool is one hall penny
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

A more eloriou, victory canno, be gained over
a man than TIN, tina, when an injury commences
on his part kindn' IS should begin on ours.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07


D""Psfa1l, Efrcis Of UascOrihy PI,judiees
me Hampshire tMass) Gazette gives the follow
'''"ohl Of the treatment received by tie ID, pln-
KIT agent ofihc Sandwirh ii md on board Ire
'"e' 1iooe, on n late uip from New York Ia
r." ha'eh. Mr.. ilanlliO on his way to Bos-
NHe'e on hts arrival, he took los,iings At the Il.
I ho'el i"r few days, AMI than paid vi,ii TO an
inehd at ChaIlcs.o~n, with whom he was s,av-
6 al tho laies, notice, aud was recovering from a
(e'snI Illness,
Last "Wednesday morning, the Rev Mr. Rich.
le' and Me chief took passage ia the s,esmbn {
o1e, at New'hork for New Haven. Ga amply
2, ior breakfast tickets the clerk oilefl Mr. Rich
one lor himself aud hall one (,dmiliine 20 the
brood tablet ior hlS SeTVdaL Mr.. Il. Informed him
a. the so-oalled servant WAS a sandwich Island
\ ri, and smbaSs tdor 10 the United States. and
r. been 50 accredited at Washington. The clerk
ei, u,,i this made no difference, aud Il the man
tssiasled al all. he must do with the servants.
a. mid way Mr.. r. appealed to Capt. Stone, and
n ''v justified ,ac decision afte Jerk The re-
\ eas laal Mr. & raiids MS either obliged Ia
''rais from his fnead, ot 10 share with him the
e'sdslion. lie chose the latter course, and b.r,h
atn iook breakfast viii, the blacks and other
$'afis ofihr boat
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07
TINE HER 4 T. -
pubii,hod every Tuesday Evening.

n ,frgiv on roUis. al NE 'nb'cr'5ers d.or sl1j I
|,t,,,,S N ysciagts faA,a Of the eli,s 81 so
T. mad si-5O |
g. month, credit IS c,ait added u not then pad
rtirr,,,d ~ a., Village oa'u,r, :. so.00.
f,ouo-for ,reryJodV Encourage lauf Cvn."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-02-07

couple Of young people living near The Po-
l-'' having some desire to Try the matrimonial
h. tie young man being dffident snd slow in
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15
VOLUME 30. NUMBER 65.
MEXICO

10y the schooner Amazon, which arrived hero from y
, Yesterday evening, We have received our files Of MS,
cry oil Mexico TO the 18th August. The Courier
transcribe. winch VIC
Santa Anna published on the sth ul, deere. ,c,,;.
the provisions: ~ O"ins
Artist The favor privileges or franchises granted Inv
te eiV law, and which included within The sp,,.
10 the exclusion OF foreigners
Art "a The said exclusion shall not prevail in case. in
"ch said aVors privileges franchises shall be .nr,s
granted 10 foreigners by the laws or shall be 6xed b %.
pecuve treaties The principle shal annIv - -
6 OF franchises accorded through personal consid.
% ou'oh account oil public benefit accing to the Reoub
lIc from such concessions.
Art j. The said exclusion shall moreover NOT anoIv =,
ne privileges granted for the of any profession or
business carried on by foreigners in the Republic
(Signed) ANTONIO LoPEz DE S.vr, Axx,
By decree Of the 1iih August the la, If ,;I IL
importation Of which has been prohibited s ncre..d :,
an enormous extent The Courier Francais gives the CEN
specs OF foreign vehicles harness. has furnpre 49,;
Gos' ana toys gold silver, copper gilt and plated manu-
IRON ana Steel do tin and edo. are all prohbi
ted under the penalty OF confscnton
ne ordinance goes into force four months ,lta- ,t ~
oh IN me capital IN respect cargocs arriving AZ no
u'e oui VI heAeo, and SIX months after in resp.ct "a
California Sea. ' VI Naiuorhls and
One year given for the removal Of the goods included
IN TINS prohlbitory decree and now in Na,;eo -. I.S
period they will be confiscated. "e'
u Since penGing the above W.. have ;., =. -,
1 announcing That The primary elections for Congres,
zen pace and IN all the departments heard from, , .,
-l UT. the santa Anna party had lost the dnv san,
@ was snoriy expected at Manga de Clavo his hacienda
vera cruz, where was believed he would make bs
arrangements Tor the overthrow Of this Congress '''
ne law prohibiting the importation OF various .rricles
hitherto allowed is looked upon by the nerc,n,ii go
lnig IA era Cruz and Throughout, Mexico with great
earn mat seventeen Of the Perote prisoners b,v.
elr escape and orders have been forwarded to the
sc pori' IN Mexico to have every vessel that leaves
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15
NEW FALL DRY GOODS,

'gNHE subscribers have received. by the reo,.
- hrGackes and railroad, York large and cb,1s.
w'h nave been purchased and paid lowest ca h price
ey are now offered wholesale a very rcasou, adj
vance Tor cash or city aeeepances They part a. follows
ENfa super Engsh and French Cloths and Cashmere
super blue invs green brown olive do do
Heavy bucA'kn ribbed striped plaid Cashmere very ean
Extra rich 81 and a Alpaca Iustes prices
super Orleans Cloths Chusaus and
Pain and figured MouselD Crane de Lane and Cl,uv
Tartan and Cireassian Plaid for ehidrcns wear
super plain and striped black blue black silks
Rel olbre, shaded chau-eahIe striped and p,d silks
BACK and fancy cooured Bullion Loop moar Fringes
Canbnc, Jaeonet Swiss. checked and IN Alslns
Jubilee, lace striped Tarleton drapery DO
Thread and Lile Lace Egnrs nsernrs l,roc ass,,
AslbuTton Lace, gimp worscd and cotton Fr.nges
Ladies chenille nett and embroidered Gloves and Mrs
DO hid, Lslc thread, Castor and Berlin do
Gehilemen's hid, buck, beaver Berlin and siikdo
80 and TO- table nanask, and Table Cloths all sizes
lrsh Linens Lawns, Linen Cambrics and Napkins
Linen Sheoting Bird r. and Russia Diane. and Crash
Shell side dressing, tuck md ivory fine Combs
Hair tooth, nail and comb Brushes Soap Cologne &c
plain henehed andrevere thread cambria Handkerchef
velvet taiata and satin bonnet hat neck Ri5hand
Large and medium Shawls. Scars and Handkerchief.
super black and blue black Bomhaznes and cauon Brocle
Habit and furniture Caicocs and Ginghams, al prices
irvine and corded Skirts COTsets,
New style printed Nelvets for ladies' dresses
Whitney rose point, duiiN and twlled Blankets
super ingram Carpeting, do. and Rugs
SaIneis, Kentucky Jean kerscys Cotton &c
Heavy all wool miled Kerseys for I'D hands
Piinn striped and plaid Iiuscys and cold Dou,s.ti-.
Heavy Pilot Cloths, Flushings, Plains N Booking
lAto'"et MeIino Nacnia, Cashmere aud Nestinrs
RAN and hgd SILK Velvet and plain and fr'd Satin do
Mh'e' green yellow blue plain and twil;d Flannes
super shrinking Welsh do all ,,iccs
Bleaclied and brown heavy Canton a,
WIN complete assortment Of belchcd brown Sbrsnrs and
styles. ' 'fI''''"
Country Merchants Farmers and Citizens generally are invited
10 call AMI examine assortment which i To-. Inn
10 that Of any former season
VALENTINE, BREEDEN co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15
RICHMOND, VA, SEPTEMBER Is, 1913.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TrnsS OF SYSTEMATICALLY City subscribers per year
and for shorter period sent by mail sO-paysb. I'm
all cases, in advance.
ADvxRusss-for heen lines Cor less insertion rs cent?
two insertions VI lsi three insertions 81 So every
ing insertion -
Transient advertisers d pay n advance
e number OF insertions Of Advertisements noted ON I'M.
BIS or they will be ordered to be ropo and
ell accordingly p Orders TO stop in writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 10 n ana in Tia,
proportion for Of greater length and s,o e
lines; except Aueoneers AMI Lottery dealers who are charged
500, paper ineluird)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15
EDUCATION.-lIessrs. sMEAD &LEFEB

- VIE VIII e ther English and Classical School on
MoniaE the @'si ot August io week.
lie regular session Will MONDAY "a OF Oco
hef Ahte usual branches Of education Will be
taught on Tie follow English studies So per annum Ma,
teiaiics $40 Latin Grammar and Lessons Classical Latin
Authors ard Grcek $50. Fcnch SIS.
y. H-Sfecial attention Will be gwen writing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-15

IHNHE subscriber offers for sale
u 5000 sides tacihcr and Hcmock Tanned Of
an qualities from lJi 10 15 per 10.
500 sides Nav and Hl-sct pper Leather
so doL Philadelphia. New YORK and Baltimore Calfskins
5000 bs Shoe Thread
FOR SUOEMAKERS
Lining and Biniiug Skins Boot and ladies Morocco
scalskns No 1913 and fitting Thread with nI assortment Of
Tools and Findings
FOR COACH MAKERS.
Chase and Lining Hides, Curtain Leather
Morocco skins step Leather, Mas Gig Bows
scanning Cord. Coach Steps, Avics. &c
FOR SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS
Harness Skirting and Birdie Leather
Hugskins shccpskius Buckskins and HAIR Seal skins
Girth and stfaung Webb, Sik Collars. saddle Trees &c
FOR TANNERS AND CURRIERS'.
900 Spanish Hides Richmond Slaughter Hides and Caikns
Tanners oil and Curuers
Also, for sale cheap SEQ Richmond MADE Drogues
Hand and Iaciny Leather Bands made order
waud determined low, FOR cash. good ne gotta
be PAPER. aud ask a call from purchasers
n. B.--Counfy Hides bought and sohi
JAMES G. CRANE
- s-eN Cary Street near Messr-. Davenport a Anena
SHOT-IOOO bags landing for ole.
~ IL DAVENPORT A