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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

q 4 Pilgrims Professionalism aud Family m .,s
Valley OF the Shadow CT Death. and Mercys Dream r
hihiting s.or, time Granite Buildings
Broadway and Chambefs.reet tenrance IN 10 80
Animation Is eeats. Seasou tickets ~ ssaS I4N 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

latest patterns OF the celebrated makers sold al
ceedngy low prices, and onhe following Should
they prove satisfactory after trial Of week they
will be exchanged tie money returned, at G.. SaUN.
DERSS, Inventor OF the Metallic Tablet, l63 Broadway.
MOI
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Passengers Sailed

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK, MARCH o. 1873
MINIATURE AIAaSAc.-rHIs DAY
Rise, 5#s ig Set. ~ Morn a1a "ios Eve EVE -
--latest Dates.
LONDON ......... March HAvRE .........-..Feb.
LIVERPOOL. March 4 NEw-ORLEANs. March II
CLEARED.
Ship Headrick Hudson, Moore, London, Jas Grswed.
ETss r zephy5 Hickman 81 Johss nN1bsm DE-
mon; Science Faulkner ST Marks: Nestniih Leeds e Coz
Merida, Mathews, Lisbon, Lisbon Nickerson; o.,
Schrs Daal Baker, Baker, Richmond, Cooley & 20 J
Lady Clinton, Cranmer Philatepha,do; " alnWTigni
wescou Attakspas, do; Jonsop, Taylor, Fhnsaei'
Sna yasa,an Unaerh Nc Kiney Cutario, vlna,
Curocoa, Boonen, Graves &c.
ARRIVED.
Ship On.ars, m London, Feb 5, mdze 10 Gooshue GO
Ship Louisville, Hunt I'm NO. Sd March, cotton TO Z h
cotton TO X Collins . u,
Hamburg bark Washington Kruger, SO DIS I'm Hamburg,
mdze to Schmidt, Balchen.
Brig CoAen Moore, II cs I'm Apaachieoia' co''oh 70
sak Gen Scott Cunningham, 10 ds I'm Boston, qaiils,
lead and sugar 10 Newsold Cru Nc ,.,.s.
Brig Chocav Miller OF Boston, i'm NO. March 5, rnoias-
ses to CLARK x Co. 40 ..,,.e.s - o-.
scbr gesey Richards Bradey,e4 d I'm Halifax via Long
Island sound seal skins and fish 10 Dewey x Co. The
r has b.en ia sight of Sandy Hook and was blown en- as
far EaS, as The Banks of Newfoundland, havsg expert
enced very severe weather on the passage.
stores to order Lett brig Belle, for NY next day
Schr Judge Hitchcock, Hathaway, ds I'm Newoefn,se'
Ssbr Sslly Miller, Marshall, I'm Williamson, NC, with
Sebr VIM Youngs, Adams, fui Va, with wood.
Schr Amanda + Mrick Doane, fm Fhi.aaeipnin, WIN
mdze.
ScIIr Triton, I'm Hartford
Sionn Hr,en Perry, irr II Bradford, with oil.
Sjosp Pomona. Sherman, I'm n Bedford, with oil
BELOW ships, barks briss Wind NV
sY THIS MORNINGS SOUTHERN aAII-
from our Philadelphia Correspondent
PHILADELPHIA, March si-P. NJ
Cleared this dav-rie Caracas, Wheeler. Lagrayra
Sehrs Leader Sowars, Charleston; Charleston Packer
arrived this mornng-schr Jabs1 White, Rodgers, ds
I'm NY. ,.-.,
Schr J ayres Barlow, Bangs, ds fm Providence
Schr CsthaTine Amanda. Teal. 9 DIS fm Ny
arrived this aliernoon-Brig LOren Rogers, - G. liz
weather clear spd pleasant-wiad sT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

NJ The beautiful Miss Mary Darling makes her third APP
nearance al the American Museum tIs afternoon dl TWO
pp,cJort with a variety of Other attractions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22
MINER FIVE OF AN
me- 2tis*

~ Spring Fashion EEats.-Hats of the new
Spring STYLE viii offered and after Sat-
urday 4,S inst SPENCER, Halter
mb2 If No. 81 Chambers St doors East of Broadway
o. spencer's HAT WAREHOUSE is removed to
No. 81 Chambers street, I'd door East of Broadway.
March Cd. 1843 mh2 Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22
a GGRAYATED CASE OF SCRO

IA FULA, 1riM nine i1rge ulcers he leg entirely
cured (ter beng gpen up incurable By PhysieG dy
BRiSYOL'S SARSAPARILLd.
ANOTHER PROOF or THE VIRTUES OF BRIS-
Tolls SARSAPARlLLA-Theto following is one OF the
maay hundrsds ws daily testiyng TO the superiority
OF 8ristos SarSa para the many nostrums pulled into
notice OF the communitywhsreas BrStois Sarsapas
performs ali purports do and gives universal atsstac
ton TO those who have had the article AMI given fair
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srs see advertisements in this and other city

Prepared and Sold wholesale and retail and for expoa'
ZION, 6y A. 4. SANDS 4 CO., Druggists and Chemists
sl,ee, New-Yerk Sold also by A. D. Sands, Drug
rs,s Nos 20 and 100 Fulton street, David Sands Coz NO
II East Broadway corner of Marse,s!reei ana oy Urus
bottle
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G. B. BARKER, Prest.

u N0tfce,-The constitutional mem hers or the Wash
layton Prospect Temperance Beneficial Society
nesy requested n attend meeting at their Hall in Eliza
beth tree This "wednesday Evening, u O'clock, as
business of the importance is aboat to be transacted
By order OF the Society.
a C. FLANAGAN, President
P. B. MARTIN, Secretary pro TEN. IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

E Dust Published, and TO be issued every Tues
day. TIE AMERICAN SPORTING CHRONICLE =
Subscription for year s2sngle copies 6! cents; tn be
had at the office OF the Spirit Of the Tines No. Barclay
street. Of the agents and bows. II m22 3ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

D' Awake. Awake, Awake.-The Hand and
Hand again in the fs!d.-Tbe Hand and Hand T. A. B..
Society bold their first meeting in their Hall 6e Deys
door from Greenwich St this evening at half past o.
clock The friends OF temperance invited 10
gl:2 liz g. B. BARKER, Pres,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

THO HATTERS-The subscriber has
a. constantly on hand silk and Angola P!ushes which be
THOS. p. CUMMINGS
ni lmiss ~ Pine Il. Pearl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

AIL.e-3,000 gallons Winter hleached and
unblcached Sperm Ola pure and beautiful article
1000 galioas ReiiIed Whale Oil For sale by
f. D. TRJESDELL, "a Canal ST.
mhI7 lriis. near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

EATANTED-A young woman OF re-
Wv spectacle family to attend shop. Inquire at sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

TlS33-Chriss'xS Second Comm e. sns,,y
OF lectures will be delivered this week IN ,he nIses
house corner Of Catherine aud Madison sls on ne
Advent of Chris, Ibis year. by Rev. ~ Herysy Q, Dos
Mass Services will commence every evening a. u
The Public are invited 70 attend Seats free mhzs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22
TONV m DRESS--229 Broad

way opposite the Fountan.--l would Suggest 10 The
community that furnishing every article OF Ctcthibg
touts have been attned and would solicit aalt nom those
capable Of appreciag good work. that they may JodSe Oh
the Inducements offered 10 those paying ready money.
our prices. VIM. II JENNINGS,
iSi is.f Urnper and Tailor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

NTEW STYLE OFFICE COATS, at
SO 5O-a genteel and convenient article or business
men For sale by JENNINGS, I'D Broadway,
Opposite the fountain.
NJ B. All other garments AT pToportionably moderate
prices. uiI sIl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

XN7ANTED-Places by 2 girls with best
wv city references, as cook aud cambermaid wash
and iron. Apply at 2ll William street, rear. m22 Pr
M ANT ED-A boy from l6 to l5 years
Wv of age, attend store. For farther particulars
apply mt No 81 Burng Slip m22
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

r The broadway Washington Temperance a Soc,
t I'm y, hs,f mas, O'clock This "wednesday evening
Ta xercises viii be unusually interesting Let all TRENDS
OF the cause be present cry.o,,,N Secretary
on LIZ
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s ss eassy w BY lad
and can give the best city reference addressed 10
attended too be ieft Mt this etfice me- 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

members no, 81 70 assemble
ib;y ponr, corner of Grove and Hudson streets
on wednesday sd instan, hs day. for the parpost el
paying the tribute OF respect 10 our ae
Valentine Farmer The members OIL iAe efuei se'
arc '''''''o y A',eHu 0S ABRAHAM LENT, N. G.
, InGalt<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

ooN III 1DiS-Juot iCsoi'Su hoiiA
II Il Auction lot good Hose. only cents per pair LOT
good Pou De Sole Silk at 3d. lot wide net Lace az only
Id Der yard lot good Ribbons cents; LOT fine SHIFTING
Muslns at ia per ya ne Calicos al peryd; lot me
Cambria Afusns at Sd per yd lot good Vestings only Is
lot fue Brosdcloths Is 6 o fine Cassmeres at 6s I'd;
ot fine Sa,nets 2s 81; Table Linens, yards wide AT
only As Cd lot fine only l33; Io good Bedtck at
per sd lot Cambria Hdkis AZ adj lot Thread Lace nj I'd
per I'd. Also lots OF Wet Goods Tor sale cheap al
WlLLET HAWKiNSS Store,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

ORANGE Flower Water-A very supe-
ror high favored article o. French Orange Flower
or sale by DAVID SANDS K co. Druggists and Chemists
II Ea>t broadway, Markets NIL 6tis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

M EW STUN OF SILN pOOO1-
S. L E. PECK x CO., lS9 Fear and 80 Beaver
ree;s solicit the Alteration of Merchants visiting the city To
their fresh and very seecstock of Laces Silks and Fancy
Goods wieh they are daily adding the most tahionanlS
and desirable styles Of the Also, complete asSor
nr;rss fnr rasb m4 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

pDernocrntic Clay Club OF the seventh " s ara;
An adjourned meeting OF tss C!Gb VIII be Aea al .stt l
corner OF Cherry and Rutgers streets on edhes
Sav evening next The Cpd inst. at half past O'Clock.
Tickets OF admission, to an Grafton on ihe LIE ann Ss,
ESQ on Thursday evening next having been kindly pre-
s.nI.d by The TenlhWard Clay Club, pnnctua auena.
cs NJ an the members OF this Club IS requested, as lhe
a ar. " tickets viii be then and there distributed
atoresa'u "'Ae's JAMES l. WOOD, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

II The He lind Orator, Nr. R oswfn:- as 2c'
sii,non Boston, will lecture AT the American asinle IN
The Park this evening a, u O'Clock He VII also e cue
ober of his blind brethren. i, will be evening oil ra'
,innai ENTERTAINMENT for benefit OF M! Bowen whs re.
lies on ecluring for the support OF himself and MS
mo wife, See notice. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22
IVA To LET--Au Office, l3 Chambers
sls.ssa street. Inquire OF p. WILSON liz

ID TO LET-To small family, one
half of modern built story ard attic House
CONSISTING OF SIX rooms ith pauircs aud closets With
OF under cearsuaea in the block in 18th street. tk
house West of Sixth Avenue No. liecan be from 10
10 O'clock Rent S2s5.
Also, part of Pew No. leo in the Ascension Church..
Apny In he ster1 lls ni,on 23f It's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-22

SAsps's SARsApARILLA-Inll Inflammation az The MUCOUS
n,rmhranes is the rrsu! of impression made upon
b.m by cold or other causes Hence chronic catarrb bon
chs resulting in disease OF the pulmonary organs, winch
from the ears dis ass the kidneys and ure,ers, all origin
ale from an impression first made on the Mucous us eS
From exeeresce various Il is found That sands
SaTsaparilla will by is curative powers entirely eradicate
this class OF n,aades its operation Is such as 10 cause
produces diseases a.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-31
VOLUME 80. NUMBER lO4.

ms constituents, he bound vindcste himself fo,
w e"nise OF oehg consprsior and traitor lie produ.
SEQ copy OF the Boston Morning Post containing letter
70 us eoior from London, written by Gen Duff Greene.
letter written for the meridian Of New England and ,,,
uary Tor hassaehusetts-n which that gentleman show
ed that he of the present National Adr;;
auon m England aud that, whatever his nigh,
De- ne was evidently ngent from the slave hodio sea-,
ana that he held out IN hs letter the Poet the probab
oil Tree trade with England, nducement to hcr q, -,
init 10 the continuation OF slavery in this country
Apassage in General Greenes letter referring to COS,
'ersauon neid by Mr. Adams with Mr. Lewis Tsppan wa.
read ana Mr. Adams said that the statement made Inv NJ
Iappan was correct He, Mr.. Adams did not tell ,h.,
gentleman that he considered il the duty of England 10 ia
st upon the adjustment OF slavery in Texas and he ne
peaed mat opinion now openly II in this of
opinion ne was conspiraor, be IT, England had bc.p
called upon by Texas interfere with u,
acknowledgement oil the independence of the former In
consequence OF THIS, she had right say To Texas-a
oo slavery IN your country and will do your bidding:
and having the night to make terms he thought !, he,
duty to make them. s'
MIR. Adams read from his note. , l,,, os - =
foda passed no longer than 1872 by which free col
ored people were under certain circumstances to he d m
slaves and stated that when this came before Congr..
Ior l Congress refused take into con.dera
uonths another evidence of the prepond.rorc. Of
the slave holding states owing the inequality of
seniaton " ''P'e-
There many other subjects touched upop II; ,b. al
dress but which fully discussed owing TO x,nt
OF me out the whole tenor OF it show that the free
LABOR OF the North was taxed support the claims of tn.
slave labor of the South-that all the evils we labor nd
caused by the fact that the North b
treemon and the South by slaves
In conclusion, Mr.. Adams announced HI. ,...,.. e
an invitation TO assist laying of the corner SION. ~
proposed astronomical observatory at Cincinnati and that
oy PERMISSION OF Divine Providence, he should depart ON
tins mission Tomorrow morning He accented this inv;,.
non IS duty imposed upon him by the Constitution of m,
state and should fulfil that duty the representative of his
constituents lie made very pOeical and exceedingly
eloquent address IN favor OF encouragement learning and
pointed out the advantages and beauties of the study of
uonomy and took leave of his audience an affecting ap
peal 10 their patriotism, enoinng upon them not only 10
n their riub h,,,
G and iuhi all the dues-and above ALL to be grateful for
all the privileges and blessings they enjoy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-31
RICHMOND, VA, OCTOBER 81, lS4s.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Edited by ALExANDER NIOsEI.EY.

TrRss OF scpscRiruosTo City subscribers per year
md Tor shorter period by mail sio-payabe In
all cases, in advance.
ApSrsrisiseFor heen lines Tor ie.-) insertion
TWO insertions 81 l2t three insertions 81 so and every succeed
Ing insertion. n cents. - go.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance.
The number Of insertions OF be noted
ME- they viii be ordered stopped
ed accordingly or Orders stop be writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 10
proportion for advertisements OF length and $50
hne' Aue,ionees and Lottery dealers. charged
$780, (paper ineiaded) E @.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-31

It's All sizes and prices. for
BOLTON a HARRISON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-31

Family ucdCiuesi
NNTE viii sc COOL terms any In tb CITY
w the following Medicines and warranted genuine.
Wisiafs Basam ofWid Cherry Tor diseases the lungs
Rowands Improved Tonic MIXTURE Tor aguc and fever
Bernaris Cholera Medicine Tor Dhuhea. cho'.es. SC.
CIfrcs Compound ssrsapsna equal any The world
HARWOODS BEALU
&C 10 Successors 10 = y Aa,s a e.
'AsriLE soAF2o0 bs prime Tor aic chean AZ The
- MACK 10Y and Mortar hv 20 SAM y. DOVE.
INDIA Rubber TraP-BnII-- ,,e, and prices, Tor
u sae BY o. ne BOLTON A. HARRISON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-10-31

ChcaPl ChcRp!l ChcnpiIl
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS &e-TVHOIESILE X
RETAIL.
hhNlD BURLINGTON would call the attention his friends
~ customers and buyers generally his Roots,
shoes, Trunks, &C., which selling o very low for
cash or 10 prompt paying customers he solcsa from whole
sale AMI retail purchasers before buying elsewhere,
duceents VIII b. ohcrcdhe receiving approved
Northern and Eastern Manufacturers additional supplies such
goods will render h stock worthy purchasers NJ
all times and be- them that every low
the quality considered ~ by other house the city.
friends q The ne firm Of D. Burlington invited give
hna call DAVID BURLINGTON.
nc 10 Successor To n Burlington a Co, Mansion House
= - Tons Plaster 800 bushels prime Mercer Potatoes just a-
- we'd per schr shetland which be- vessel
Apply ~ Zoe lsl RANKIN A. WIfTTLOCK
HclI-mcUIc Kettles.
UsT received fnc Bell Mctc Preserving Kettles CAL
- a. the sign o. the min Saw" Main
oc6 RICHARDS GARDNER
ANTHRACITE COAL
1R0 TONS broken and screened Rcd Ash
W. Coal, landing from sehr. Palestine for ale nv
c9 BoYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT
SUPERIoR OLD JAVA coFFEE-5o bags superior od Java
- Coffee. Just received
Oci6 WILLIAMS y HAXNLL
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-ICHMOND, VA, APRIL %. 1913.
edmond DAILY WING.
utcd by PI.EAsANrs A noSe.py

Trnor susscRtrnoSTo City subscribers o. 90 me-, v,.
AMI fofshorter period when by mail siopayable IN
all eas,in advance. ... =
Aprai-ssfor SQUARE line. Cor les, one r.-,
ton 7Yen-; two insertions 81 sl three Insertions 81 so and
every Seeding insertion. u cents.
Tnrsni advertisers pay in advance
Of insertions Of Advertisements
ME- hey will be inserted tn be stopped and ehas
F" aefungy W Orders to stop also be IN writing.
AHsai Advertisers charged $50 squares.
poron for advertisements greater length; $40 one
uars except Anetonsers and Lottery dealers charged
eioo (apef incIuded) .' e'...r i' ....r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-28
NEW STORE.

PEA e, q " ES 4 WINSTON
RE receiving their Groceries, consisting in
IN part Of
10 hhts New Orleans sueaTs various qualities
do Porto Rico, best quality
do ST Croix
5000 lbs Woolsey a. woolseys best Loaf
5000 do Java, Laguirs Rio and other Cohees
10000 do Family and Western Bacon
Together with Goods usually ken; in the best
establishments
by arrivals daily expected from New will
be IN receipt OF their stock OF PuughJ from
one TO three horse all Of sold al small ad
city, free OF charge.
ap , PEAKE JONES A. WINSTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-28
". MEREDITH

w OtLD INFORM the citizens of Richmond and
the adjacent counties, that he has Mess-
wafer where he viii sen cheap cheaper any
establishment ia the city for aceepianeeS wholesale
and reiathe following comprising part his which
he invites the attention of buyer generally;
Wool dyed blue biz Cloth; DO, d. black do
Indigo blue do; Invisible do; Olive brown do
BIN and blue blk Cashmere; blue blk French do
Light fancy French do Silk Velvets other Ves,inr.
Pain blk and hgd saun do Wide blue BLK striped siks
Wide blue blk Gro de Rens. DO blk. satin Tuck
Blue blk. striped Plain do do. DO do Hack
Hue blk Grode swiss; Black do do Mattion Lusnng
BIN snehew and sareenet; Handsome light assorted
New style striped ombre Sin; White Napp
White pink and green Gro Deuerque for Jonuets
Chusan for dresses Stripes and fancy de Lane
Bin aud blue blk do, do do do do BOmbazne
k and blue blk Alpaca Iustre; BIZ Bazarnc
Blue blk Grape for wells; BIN and blue Love Wells
Pink green and blue and buff French Camhrics
also French Chinz for - cts BazaTincs aud Lawns
stripe Swiss Muslins; Plain and cord Tahllain Muslin
Pink and blue do Jaeonet and other Cambres
SAX aud cotton Hosiery in variety
Ladies' Kid Gloves. all coiors. d do
IaIasols and sun Screens, SILK and cotton Umbrellas
Splendid Florence Braid Bonnets DO Bonnet Ribbons
Az kinds Gro de Napp do; Camh Elenrs
sle laees and Edgng Thread beautiful and cheap
Linen cambria Hikfs; Splendid reyicr stitched do
Also a few magnificent, Green Beragc, for wells
Handsome Brussels and other
Infants french wrought caps frcneh Dty cuffs
Diiniy Collars aud Cur; Irish Linens great variety
Linen keninss for Hdkfs Brown French Linen
Brownand white Linen Drilling Brached cotton Shrting
Ga and ia Hamilton Shooting
lON and ls Linen shectng; Bds.ye and Diapers
Iuckabuek and Russia do
Damask Napkins and bicached Table Cloths
bleaehed Linen do. Victoria Net
DO Mafselies skirts; Corded DO do for d.
French Collars and Coorc fancy ting Mitts B do do
Caieoes- I, 5, e, cts and upwards
Manchester, Richuiond
-, Be and A brown cotton Cloth
LonShale, Phoenix and other Nankccn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-28
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD.

INHE public are hereby notified that on Satur
day the -t proImo. the between Baltimore and
Philadelphia will be eesiabshef travellers going North
on and after that fly reach Philadelphia
which they leave Rchmondand the next day
beng az Philadelphia day advance by River Bay
..eamboas
With view u iHsriar Washington the hour Of
departure Of the Washington Baltimore Cars from Washington
instead Of r. VI. ~ - -
81 Returning Souh passengers leaving New York NJ
1rtIou :
mi 3n-dtf g., - -----.-'l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-28
ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Or HARTFORD CONN.
Agency at Riei,inond- virginia.

NHIS Company was Incorporated in the veal
IsI win perpetual charter ands Capital of 200, 900
AMI sure- against los damage by on -hny bo.~
Establishments household furniture, n,erean
dihs IN general on IN. favorable terms.
Any losses which tie Company on riz1ue. ,-ken
''. az Fy VIII be adjusted with promptgdr I'd uberahty
hppeano- Tor insurance or tie Tcies may b,
made TO the subscriber fully appointed Nr.p, ~ ~
CITY Of Richmond n vicinity. " ~
m 90 I'D, ~, tD' ~ nsen,-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-28

RALDNESS.-BA OF CoLrNnrA. for the
places and on an stop Il falling bald
lost the hair any cause or an ios Who have
20 Find the CoMsToCK 4 CO. on IL or never trv
Rhcumntisn, a-a LAmENEss positively cured and al
,A.5ss a.e. aI .I' are restored the old young by
lNpiAN VEGETABLE ELIXIR Nerve IaStsKSr ne
Yer without the name Of CoMsToCK * co. ON IL
PILES, &c. wholly prevented or governed II the attack
STOCK & co. "'-" 0'''
DIR. Spohn's Headache Remedy will eF.etuary cure
sex neaee either from the Nerves Hundreds Of
families are using 1t with great JOY.
DIR. Bartholomew Expectorant. taken in time will
Remember the name ana get CoMsToCK's,
DalIey's Magical Pain Extractor SnIye-The
and SCALDS.
To ALL THE WORLD WHO USE LEATHER IN ANY FORM
OIL OF TANSIN, Or, Leather Restorcr: 4 NV
CHEMICAL DIsooyTEY Most peopc know that skn and hies are
barks &c. nun 'e''4"
When the force strength Of the Tannn i. worn out Iea
dead hard dry bI,,e cr,stcd e,vsrs ,h, -,
&C. IA eli kHor to restore then M stas, rsostaes s,rcrta
sHootAHss and remove all fly biS;er--r tss
tins substance leather never can receive the
whole virtues OF this article. OF TANNIN which
penctaies The sh and hare caher been twenty years
use; easily with the nnzers II n,,,. :, - =
strength that utiery until SEEN II becomes Ike new lea
hef m al respects with delightful polish AM ma
all leather completely and perfectly tNprEvtor IN
y boots shoes carnage tops harness ho-e TRUNKS and I'M cf an
things made Of leather giving splendid polish higher than
manner the leather is used THESE ARE Facts
CoRNS.-The French Plaster is a SURE cure.
Inst Indian Hair Die, colours the hair any You
Inns spread PlastcTS; better and nice and use
W afiie1e never made. An should them regularly
SarSnpnrilln--CoMSToCK COMPOUND FXTR ACT
There = no other preparation ssapara that can exceed or equal
us you are sure o act Conocks nnI superior 10
o'h"ss. Il does not require puhiHg
haimstoclcs Ncrmofugc viii eradicate IN Worms in
'Hden OF adults with certainty quite astonishing
Horses. that have Ring.Bonc Spawn winiGals &c are
cured by kooFS SPECIFIC; and FOtNDERED Horses entire
y cured BY RuoFs' Founder Ointment. Marx this an
hors,mcn! ''' '
For ale IN Richmond by Peytnn Johnston and Gaynor Iy.
en- one doo above the Bell Tavern Norfolk by santos T,y.
IN Petersburg. Va by Rosser & Anderson.
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