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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-20

sis Corner Of Main and Governor sis below Eagle Ruins
MORE NEW MUSlC-Oct. 9th.
W. RANDOLPH has received
- Drsses Flute consisting Of Prudes au
drlles, Rondos, &c.
The Surprise WAX By Ruriner
la Grace do
Three Airs from Norma Tls- them mplore ,es" FEE
oh, Norma" and Thy eompsuiun"
See Oh Norma with Hunters variation.
Two Ron5os BY Hunter from operas VI Larr and Zumef
The Ophah Galjs
Monumental Quick Step
Cumberland Guards Quick sep
Drurds March. from Norma
hyfon's Address 10 hs sister Au slsta
III neer forget that sunny gsn
When for eternal words W. steer
III lo'e thee Mary
Ny cousin Mary Bell
Thy Bsge haunis yet
Virginia Mnsels Going ob.T De mountain Bstrsb nan-s
and Ole Dan Tucker
We met Strangers lady
Oh the merry days when Ne were youtg
Forget the
Tie lone on the waters a ~ -ont
In the valley by the mill
Oh share my cottage gentle mad
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SHovEI.>- spades and forks.-Ioo dozen shovel.
~ spades and forks. just received and Tor sale by
RICHARDS GARDNER.
ssn oihe Golden Mlw, Main nearly opposite Niessrs
Lontons, Wilingham and Drewry.
SPLENDID STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
n ArHRoP, CHRISTIAN Il co. have their entire
~ Stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry
favorable aud Will be sold bargains Among may
be found the following
Pine and supeThne Cloths, all colouT5
Heavy Pilot and Beaver Clnihs
DO Paris corded Diamond and Doeskn Ca..ilasr great
bargains
Fine Wool Black Cashmere
Fine herIno Tolinet Silk and yeslinss
Lama Cloths, for Clnakings
Drab, mixed blue and black sainetts all prices
Glasgow Jeans Gable Ker-eys
Yorkshire keIseys, Paid I.nsry.
White scarlet and yellow Flannels
GauEe and Welsh shrinking DO
Prints, great variety . 10. ~, and hnaT
Rich Striped MouSsellinCs, at -, 81 SOC FINEST
Ombra Striped Chnsans
Chameleon Brocades, Xix nd cold Alpaess
DO and watrred DO
Indiana Cloths, for Clolks and Dresses
Rich Rugs Striped Silks Do Aruna 10
Rich Gro ic Royal do, Bib and blu. blu striped do
Blk Italian and Gro ir Rhine
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Muslin INNINGS
AshburOn Laces GmIs ard Funges tasira-
Die articles too hear
al lnc 81 LATHROP, CHRISTIAN n co
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HATS, HATS, HATS.
MAIL LINE TO LYNCHBURG.
SOUT'H SIDE .JA1TES pTrpD

"E are running Line Of Two Horse Pos. coarb-. vi,
w fo~hatan Count House, Cumberland Cour, I,ou.. and
through To lynehburg. p Days departure from
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY at : o'eocL a N
Fare through IN lynhbuF So Passenger. VIII enter t.,
At the Columbian Hotel BOYD EDMUND 4 DAVENPoRT
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w. RANDOLPH has received fnr safe An tn1uIry inio
- ~ DE reformed Inpuaton contrast
"a Catoe ispuiatou cardinal points u
- M Cbureh Of Roma and The Protestant Th Church
" Itinarfon E~q ecsnya ucte u the Pfoie Eps0
49, Chussh. WA lnfeicuon BY Bbop Hughs. q Nots
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GUSTAVUS, &c.
W. RANDOLPH has for sale /;

~ Gu'avus the Don Juan of France Life in rarts Ny
Paul de kock 25
Mabel the Actress ~
John the Traitor tho Force NJ Accident rn story ny
one who has wbisiled ~ the Plough
Biography ~ Cot v. VI. johnson Hy y Rentuekian
No ffnsfs q. states.
d. Puscy answered explanation n doctrines and f
Iaor- IN s seunon The Eucharist ny graduate ~ Columbia
College. 40
VlLACK FRENCH CLOTHS AND CAssNERfs-A vcr
- extensive assortment, received by
sac wAUswoRTH. TURNER co.
VlN0OrH BrashesA great variety, at all prices ~! 10
n 7Sc- fof sae ny BOLTON A. HARRISON,
nc II Druggists Of Main and Cow Sta
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ROWAND'S IMPROVED
TO NC My tn X T..
WEBB, BACON IL CO,
hFFER FOR SALE, 20 caah and prompt Gus

WEBB, BACON d CO.,
61FFER FOR SALE, cash and prompt GUS
~ toners:
20 Illds ". Orleans.
20 do Porto Rico
90 do Cula,
Is DO CIoit sUGAR5
6 do Clarified
"a boxes and bbls. Loaf
10 bbs. Crushed.
90 hhds. Trinidad and Porto RICO MOlasses
JUO bags IRguira.
900 40 SCENTED Rio
200 do Pono Rico, -,,.,,.
no do Cuba AMI IT. Jnro. '''''''N0
100 do Green Java.
iOj do Oh Govt Java.
500 k"gs Nails nd Brais
l,oo sd,s Eoie Leather qaahuss
30 chests and had Teas, various tiss
500 haRs Shot
''un Powder IN kcgsand cani-trrs
ton bar Lead
Jos boxes iiulls patent and other iniow candies
do Sperl Candies
$50 Do Fnap, kinds
tons American Bfstercd
% bhs. Tanners oil
lnfigo Alddcr Sah Potre. Pepper, Finrnp
finger, Alum Bfursons. Chocolate Hops
WOODWARD Painted Buckets
shoe Thread AMI Irvine. Window Ga-s
BED Cords anil Lines, London Porter
Wines of various kinss
Fooscap and Letter Paper Wrapping Do
Wool feaihers stoncware. Copperas &C - ~
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HATS AND CAPS.

HAIN AND TAFN,
Per Schr Weymouth have just received another
W. large supply Of Grntsmens. Youths, and Chlirrns
" I Velvet aud Cloth Caps, ri variety and
os [ beautiful " York and European Patterns. Also
AA ani-' TuTbans of Velvet AMI Cloth great
Also Fur, Seal, Nu;a Musrat, Hair seal SeaIeie
and Glazed CapsA further supply fall stock OF Hats
which makes my full all Of which Will sold
New York County Merchants who purchase
thereby saving very handsome per cenlg, earnestly
stock GEORGE w. FERRY.
Wholesale AMI Retail Cash dealer in Hats and Caps Main
Street door above Van Lew, Smith Cos Hard Wan store
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'oR sAlR-One Of the valuable tobacco uI,n,on, m
u the County Poy, hatan
An estate n 1900 in County Prince William well
Wrrd well hmbetcd ani well encl-~d can BE-
LOT - AZ acre immediate aspiration BE-
'h " e hnesi estates the upper James River offering an
opportunity ~ large capitalist reiipm be met with.
thousand acres Of land James River about GO miles below
Richmond 700 heavily tbersd properly can be bought for
aoo :" an acre lies immediately upon River the hbst
POM NOT 's over three quarters NJ the water. edge
INC "o and Timber would Iny the place three times over
he-es hese the subscriber authorized variety NJ
ihS p aVof every description making Office the very hest
pace Application ct persons dsfous Of purchasing real estate
'' g. r. BOT-TS
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'1VNT-'fT TaVIITI
be had n go JOnNSroN's Medical Emporium.
". a. FAHNESTOCK,S VEHmIFUGE.
'NhE sntest and most affective remedy for
- Worms which has ever been dIscoNeTed-
TINS Precipitation las stood ihs ei ~ years
- c"nehy crummeu'cdas az, AMI chrctai medicine
p"rg Che system The uc ,anpsi success that hs
'evl.h o. administration every patient
IVY aheied with worms renders worthy attention
oi FyNcan The proprietor has made point a. ascertain the
'e-u OF ~ Use ~ such within H. knowledge
"tivaon-snd be Invariably found produce sau
~ eheels-no nfcqucny amer nearly an the ordinary pepar
Tons recommended Tor had been previously soed with
many permanent advantage. This fact aeed ~ the cenh
statements of hundreds respectable persons different
parts oiihe countyand should iraoo families aaysto keen
wal Of The preparation ueif possession. mild opera
ton and rSy Is administered with perfect afey the deli
/ estf infant ALENR DUYAJ 4 CO.
E27 soi. Agents In Richmond
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WOOLENS,. COTTONS AND
T. " =

NV ADsWORTH TURNER a co. having r.e.iv.a mn. oc
ue largest and most general Pan and WIN
f ny Goods ever offered IN this market larger portion
OF tne staple Goods purchased ptr they
worthy The attention Of Merchants whose consideration Irtic
larry requested. ~ o,
n NAEfEls, RUGS, dc-We have Just ana
~ handsome assortment Of Brussels and scotch
aud American eapeing passage Also Tutad ami
wilton kugs plain and hgd floor cloth BaEe Tables
which We offer good they had in the ey
e 10 BlNFORD 4 NIMMo.
DRUGS, DYES, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, &c.
IINHE subscribers offer for sale, a large and
- well assorted Stock Of Drugs. Dyesiufs Paints OBS &c in
quantities TO suit purchasers, prices which give
satisfaction
COUNTRY MERCHANTS requested TO call Lef,re pureha
ing we are determined TO offer inducements
- - ALEX, DUvAL l. co.
PrintsI PrinfsII Prints!N
TREAT bargains per Expire
~ and will be sold At unPreeedrnt low prices by
Oc 10 LATiIRoP, CHRISTIAN a 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-20

PAINTS. PAINTS.
ENGLISH and AMERICAN WHITE LEAD
IL dry aud Oh
Chrome l.ussed
Chrome Yellow Spirits Terpentine
Nentian Rcd Coach Narni.h
Spanish Brown Furniture do
Chinese NegtniliOu JaVan
yellow oehrc Hlsek Paint an kets
Paint Brushes
NcTigtis Oh
For sale, Whol,s sale ami Reality
NryR DITykIx
ENrRACr OE Log OOD. for Halter. and
Ia Dycrs.-A supply constantly and for sale.
- ~ JOHNsTON'S
1SLEGANT NITRIA BEAVER and CASTOR HATs.-lAtes
Ia style. Just received per rchr Tusearota by
GEO. W. FERRY
Main Street, One Door Van Smith CO. Hardware
IS
LIFE OF QUEEN ELIZABETH
W. RANDOLPH has received for sale
~ Vol vi OF Miss ofths Queens OF England
being the life Of Queen Elizabeth. pnee IS
Also Nos IL, Is. 10 and 20 Murray's Geography.
No Martin Chuzzlewit A.
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SEPTEMBER, istJ
=. X. WHITE e. co.
Home Wade SHOES Of all kinds.

Homo Wade SHOES Of all kinds
IUNHE Subscribers, manufacturers of Ladies' and
- Genuen@ns Boots and Shoes. Servants rhoe-
hand n thef make and constantly rturuF n
assortment u the above, ~ which ty the
attention n those IN want Of good article M prire either
for their OF their
We wish 10 he encouraged n this branch business
with reference SerraHfs Sias
persuade purchasers Of them Of the
article such manufacture calculated
.SorfisrH rOrti . sold
During and Simmer, have
gagged hrge quantity u Shoes and light
The that could
procured spared pains anoie
would respectfully call the attention Of Farners To
baconists Others desiring good Shoes Servants
reasonable prices believing that u they viii give trial
they purchase superior
article ~ Hoas MasECa,fsrs z. X. WHITE 4 co,
Manufacturers and Dealers. wboesas andr retail
10 Market bridge Richmond, Va.
LADIES' FRENCH MOROCCO SHIPPERS, very
handsome, at 81.
WE have Just opened a large assortment Of
ne above very Handsome slipper. per parthey ave
really gooi and cheap. " JUDAH MYERS \ co,
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JOHN V. HARDWICKE,

As Just returned h- North where he purchased
splendid Goods Of French English
offered this which he
and the public such
J. v II. made arrangements New York BY
enabd per each French English monthly pack
and desirable goods be mpoIed-al
Will offer good be purchased any
hoI-, this -
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To the Old Patrons and Friends of the Virginia

Tie subscriber t the employ o Sir George W. Ferry
where h- would be glad his Old Patrons and assuring
them that he them good cheap and fashionable Hat
Cap obtained city Mt G. w. Feuys Hat
81 SAINT. CLARKE
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LOUISA RAILROAD.
Lines 10 Chariotte<vtlIc, Stnunton, Lynchburg
and the Virginia springs.

NIGHT TR-fIELLINU fIOfDED-.i.ND 0REi III ] IN
CREASED ENPEDITIoN
INHE Public are hereby informed, that ON and
IL amer the LIST the Pare between Richmond and Char
ossve Will be 81 50 Fare stanton 81 Fare IN Lynch
buT 81 From Junction 81 From Junction Char
loticsNInc -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20
CITY Intelligence.

Police.-DEc. le.-HioHwAy RoBBERY.-On Monday
morning about two O'Clock, John Cornell of III South
street. passing through Roosevelt street near Cherry
he was suddenly assaulted by some person who came
up behind him and tpped him down upon the pavement
second ruan to the aid of the first and they held
him down by force until his pockets searched and
all the small change and other valuables taken
The rogues then fed when he cried aloud for the watch
who arrested OF the pscals who gave the name Of
James Cassidy oser Of Ia Cherry street His associate
escaped.
ANOTHER 'ToUcH notwithstanding that the
two Hoags have been convicted of touching country
be the increase. Yesterday sailor, named George
Freeman belonging to the ship Duke de Orleans applied
at the lower police for the arrest of named Han
nah Miller, who had robbed him of $40 80, on the eve.
i'll fame After he had undressed himself she seized his
pants and with the aid OF another woman they abstract
ed the money and left the sailor minus the amount The
girl Miller arrested yesterday, but her partner has
escaped.
STREET RoBBERy.-Yesterday morning, a fellow seized
min Waterbury, ls9 Broadway, which contained clothing
valued at $780, and about to carry on the article and
contents when he was caught and committed He gave
the name of Reuben Swift.
COroner's OMce.-Tuesday, Dec. l9,-STRANGE
DrFoRMIrY.-The Coroner called yesterday to hold
three hours which had been born without eyes nose
The mouth was in the centre OF the face and
well proportional. This strange defomy created con-
siderable interest among the medical faculty and the
Coroner very literally granted it to the use oil one oil our
medical institutions for examination
about IS years age found in the river at Hoboken
Monday evening dressed in dark calico rock, light
calico apron black bonnet and calf skin shoes coro-
ners inquest held on the body and verdict render
ed of accidental drowning. Further Information may
be obtained by calling Joshua Benson coroner at Ho.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

News FROM ARGENTINE.-TEkRIBLE GALE AND
Loss OF LIFE.-There were two arrivals from
Montevideo and Buenos Ayres last nght-the Ma
son Barney, Capt Scott, and Brighton, Captain
Chickering. We are indebted to them, and to Mr.,
Francis Leland passenger in the Brighton, for the
Bueaos Ayres Packet, the Montevideo Britannia,
Ell Nacional, Ell Constitutional, and half dozen
other papers, to the latest date-l7th of October.
The war continued, but had become sort oil
pastime Wars and revolutions in South America
are very much like the game OF Shuttlecock, as II
is played in this country by two young women
Aviolcnt $. f. gale took place in the River Plate
between the Sth and 10th Oct. At Buenos Ayres
many vessels were driven on shore, among them
are the ship Brutus, Adams, of New York. II was
expected that she would be total loss The
schooner Jersey, also of this city, was wrecked,
and brig Arcturus, of Boston. Neither she nor the
Jersey will be got off.
The Buenos Ayres schooner-of-war Palmar,
went down at her anchors. Her officers and crew,
numbering more than fifty souls, were all lost.
In regard to the Herald, before mentioned, it APP
pears that she was formerly of Baltimore, but had
been condemned and sold at Montevideo in March,
1912. She had certificate that she had been sold
atiauction at Montevideo by native of that place
and purchased by S. E. Burrows of this city
This certificate was granted by the U. S. Consul al
Montevideo, but she had no bill of sale, crew
list, register, or shipping articles, and the U. S
Consul at Buenos Ayres had declined considering
the Herald as entitled to sail under the flag of the
United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20
Rio de JanelrO.


u. S. SHIP JOHN ADAMS
Rio DE JANEIRo, Nov. z, l843. :
Naoat Mopememts-Speed Of the John Adams-Ac-
tire Service
Your very useful paper we have just received by
the Bombay. We find in it the only news.
l have been making up a calculation of this ships
run since we left Boston, and the whole number of
milesis 2S,l9l. We have been out from Boston
Cos days, and have spent out of this time 247 days
at sea, leaving 36l days which we have been in
port We have visited klo flye times, Cape Town
zambique once, Montevideo three times and Bue-
nos Ayres twice. l send you this account that you
may see whether we have been kept actively cruz
ing or not We have sailed in company with the
line ship Delaware, Potomac frigate, Concord
and Decatur, and found that not one
of them could hold candle to us in sailing, and
what is more, we never have met ship yet that
could sail by us, and only one in exercising, and
that was the Decatur.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20
CONGRESS-.
FIRST SION.
senate.

MONDAY, Dec. 1872 M,
The session opened with prayers, reading of the
minutes, and communication of the War Depart
ment.
John Tyler, Jr.,. Esq, the Presidents Private
Secretary, appeared, and announced several mes
sages from the President in writing
a motion was then made to print the commun-
cation from the War Department., which was car
RED.
A communication from the President was then
read upon a resolution of the 23d February last,
asking for catalogue OF the library or the War
DEPARTMENT 70 he prepared under the direction of
the War Department. The catalogue was presented
accordingly.
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General Sessions.
Before and Aldermen Waterman and

TUESDAY, Dec. l9-At the opening Of the Court, A.
JORDAN, Esq and addressed the Court as follows
rise to announce the melancholy intelligence Of the
Justices of the Supreme Court Of the United States who
died his residence in the county Of Duchess yesterday
at FIVE o'clock in the afternoon. The distinguished ab
ty learning and integrity of the deceased Judgehis
high standing citizen, and his estimabe qualities
man. render his death public and private calamity Of
unusual AS token of respect for his pr
vate and public virtues, move that this court do
adjourn
The RECORDER replied that the feelings Of respect
tertained by this court for the virtues of deceased
prompted them to accedc to the views Of the gentleman
who had addressed the court and they therefore ordered
day morning
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Warrington.
Correspondence Of the Hsrald)
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, lS43.


Mr.. BENNETT =
DEAR SIR:
There appears to be no disposition in Congress to
transact any business at present. There is no pro-
liability that any thing of importance will be done
before the holidays; and some of the leading
members have expressed the opinion that the
whole session will be chiefly occupied in shaping
events for the next Presidency. The Senate may
be expected to veto all democratic measures from
the House the House may be expected to veto
all wing measures from the Senate and the Pre-
sldent may be expected to veto both, unless the
measures are clearly in his mind for the benefit Of
neither party, butVfor the good of the country.
You will see by the report of proceedings to-day,
that Mr.. Rhett of South Carolina, q leading Cal
houn man, has introduced the tariff question into
the House. 1t is intended, doubtless, as feeler-
a test question. Some look upont as an apple of
discord among the Van Buren, men. The Wings
of course glad II Is thought majority of the
House is in favor of tar-but It is useless to spe-
cnlate. The subject will very likely be debated
till Christmas--or even till the Baltimore Conven-
ton
The Oregon question excites much interest here.
1t is but month or two since the President des-
patched letter Of instruction to Mr. Everntt, ac-
companied with proofs that the territory belonged
to the United States Should England admit this right Of
property the question will Of be settled and pos
session at be taken If she does not then there
reason to believe that in accordance with the acquisitions
sary six months notice prior to taking possession of the
territory shall probably have definite information
to give you in day or two. In the meantime,
the President is doubtless ready give Congress copy
Of the etter of instructions" whenever they may choose
to ask for it.
It rumoredI know not the truth that the President
has appointed Matthew ST. Clair Clarke (6th) Auditor
General of the Post Office Department; also Alexander
Dallas Bache L. L. D. in the place Of Mr.. Hassler de-
ceased.
The influenza prevails here to such an exten to be
epidemic. Multtudes are taken down with it.
The Italian company at this present writing perform
ing the opera Norma the National to very full and
fashionable audience shall endeavor to give you
further account otheir performance believe you know
their leader, Sgnor Martini.
Tho weather is very mild for the season.
Yours sc. S.B
p S. Senator Niles health is very greatly imgroved
and is confidently expected that he will shortly be able
to resume his seat in the Senate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

Flat acknowledgements Hoffman
delivered lecture last night at Clinton Hall, be-
fore the clerks, on the character OF an early emf
grant to New York. Would il not have been as
true TO common sense to have given a lecture on
cash and the counting house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

DEATH OF JUDGE THoMPsoN.-The demise ofthis
distinguished Judge took place Monday evening
last at his residence at Poughkeepsie. He was for
many years the presiding Judge of the United States
District Court. All the courts in session adjourned
Immediately the melancholy event being an
nounced, except the United States District Circuit
Court, which being occupied with the trial of the
pirate Babe, the presiding Judge did not feel it con-
slstent with the ends of public justice to pay the
usual tribute TO the memory of his distinguished
associate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

WASHINGTON Posi- OrFIcE-We have not re-
celved line from our reporter IN the House of Re-
representatives. for several days-and we know his
reports are properly mailed How is this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

n3-BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.-Dr. sherman's Poor
Mans Plaster has already obtained such celebrity for the
cures which performed that the demand has become
very great This has induced many unprncped persons
PLAN of upon customers base imitation The spurious
article is known by its effects good for nothing al
Let sufferers beware it is almost impossible to
get the genuine plaster except at DR.. Shermans
house, LOG Nassau street Look out for Dr. Shermans fac
sime on the back Of the pasernone others genuine
DR.. Shermans agents are 227 Hudson 1873 Bowery, n
East Broadway and l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

AFFRAY IN WALL STREET.-An affray took place
in Wall street on Monday between two brokers'
they differed about differences. One of them
knocked three of his antagonists teeth out, and
settled his stock account by opening one with the
dentist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

ADVICE GRATIs.-Don't let the gallant new party
quarrel about the Rev David Hale. Let there be
Il great meeting held on Thursday night, and let
oil and wine be poured into the wounds of the
wounded. Let the old parties quarrel-not the
Vounp ones
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-20

Al AcENr WANTEp-An active and enterprisng man
is wanted agent for the Herald in Trenton New
jersey where he can with small capital. establish
business which viii prove lucrative Apply at this
Office