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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-07
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The day u closing on the sea-
A day NJ storm and drcsd,-
The tuinblinE ship meets wcsrily
Each waves foam crested head
The cracking poles like willows bow
To still increasing blasts
The gallant crew exhausted now,
Are clinging To- the mHse,
And calling on the sailors irend,
III. strong and plying ard to lend.
They drift along before the gale,
Whittier they cannot know,
For the FOG lie hanging like veil
Around them ns they 20.
Darker and darker grows the day,
Loud and more loud the storm,
The fog 40 dense eschsailor may
Scarce see his neighbours form.
tn. have turn pale, TO think that night
NAV Weld them to the wild seas might.
A mother with her only child
1, in that wave tossed bark,
And as the tempest grows more wild,
The eve more drcar and dark,
She clasps her baby to her heart,
And prays for him alone,
For she is ready 10 depart,
So he, her precious one,
Nigh, still be saved by Him who trod
lfeF raging MuNce,-Ilt r'u VI wv
And Others. who few hours before,
Were full OF Ioy and hope,
All telling OF the DAYS Of yore,
And giving bOuudless scope
To visions OF their future hours
Alas how altered now
The gaycst Of III, hopeful covers.
The young girl bends her brow,
And wecps that. over dreams so fair,
Should fall the shadow OF despair
A sound comes booming DER the deep,
Solemn, and sad, and slow,
Yet instantly the sailors leap
Once more TO man the PROV;
The mothers tears fall thick and fast
Upon her baby's face,
She trusts that they may reach nt last
Their home their native place;
And though she did not weep for fear,
She wecps at thought Of safety near.
The Young are full Of hope again,
The gir hath duedhor eyes,
While through the fox and driving rain,
The laboung vcssei flies.
Again. the welcome sound,
Nearer and nearer still
Ii coneth from their native ground,
The steep and well known hill
Frowns ,hro' the evening darkening giooms,
As once again the fog gun booms.
They pass IA, length the guarded fort,
They pass the rocky height;
And now within the sheltered port,
They're safe from oceans might.
One cheer. one ong, loud, grateful cheer
Bursts forth iron every lip,
As in ,her welcome rest they hear
The sound that led the slnp,
And brought them DER the raging sea,
To the calm port where they would be 80
visionary at St Johns Newfoundland. At Halifax. Nov
IN many other situations where ogs thick and dens
n every hour as guide OF warning 10 any vessels is
AT the coast.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-07

At the last meeting of the Hemeuc Club 1t was ordered
that the following communication should he made through
the medium OF some city newspaper.
The HERMETC CLUE have seen with regret "a number OF
communications in the journals of the city calculated to
throw odium contempt upon hrr institutions and have
hitherto iOrbOTne 10 notice them thinking tlcy were undC-
serving of attention, but now feel themselves called upo
disaVow the features which articles referred 10 would
imply belonging TO their body From tho tone Of these
articles the public has been led infer that the club was
organized for or perverted 10, purposes which would bcun
worthy Of any body OF men claiming the smallest share Of in
tegence and numbered among their members persons who
II not utterly worthless are least far from being Of the
loast practical utility This not the case and It must be
evident oil, that these article. must have been penn.
ed by men, who sccpea with regard to the existence Of
such institution thought fair subject upon which ~
exercise their scnbbng popeuses or were entirely iuo
rant VI the true inen which called this body into being.
The Hermeuc Club IN Richmond is the only American
branch Of the great Society csb shed about two centuries
ago IN beipse, and though nothing there known OF
ia nature among the uninuated b. has always since Ire for.
nation, continued many Justly distinguished men, and has
been productive Of many important events though sugsn-
cy was entirely unknown. Affiliated with this parcn So.
cioy there hrci Europe les Than ten subordinate clubs
the principal Of winch has Tor The ss forty years been oca
cd in Oxford. The Club Richmond first came into com.
plete organization about the beginning Of the present wear
and though thus young already cunp-ehends many of our
most influential citizens besides number Of talented and
promising young men In addition these there arc con.
noced with the institution te most prominent men
from different sections Of tle state,
Its purposes OF the hgc. and most elevated order
90 carry Ou which demands The hand. of H. rsfntrr
rot only strong mental powers but the most unweared study
and unhring industry No mon of mean nhiiuc. B. fitted
Tor membership and no one admitted will willingly
sever the ues which bind mw 1o institution. IT,. very
proceedings, no meter how uu1pJlnt yelled under the
most profound secrecy n1d rr rcrer to tho
father the husband 60 ho wife, even the fact Of ncmbo
ship. Wherever these bodice exist iai fact olOu, ~ known
iothe community around eu aad though great
and beneficial, hayc never So, been traced back ~ trr
cause These bu Ue multiplied boo the United
States, and soon They will be- found the rcadict means of
attaining wealth and distinction
This much which b. oil tha ever can be known of the
iermeuo Club, DE members deemed DO due 90 themselves
20 promuge lest public opinion should too easily be led o.
In upon Oh" body that contemplate opinion which % con
never deserve, and which might paco barrier between
aud be- cupahi.ity 90 benefit NJ H. C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-07

This affair has produced great excitement in
the Bay State; its contounding effects upon the
Locos, were truly admirable. The developme nts
were only made piece ncal-which kept the con-
spirators in the most horrible state of suspense
The Boston Atlas nimatcs that all is not vet told.
u saws:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-07

The following paragraph in yesterdays paper
ncOusy credited Ia the Charleston Mercury. 1t copied
from the Savannah Republican:
THE ASroNIsnNENr OF ruI LocoF vcos.-First came q
gun booming the Alcghanics announcing glorious
Wing victory the very camp OF the great old Chief
latter dsy Democracy. Tennessee. Ihctc told SOL
say the Calhoun;es Van aud Polk will do; tins is all
along at your running Polk and holding up Van the ony
available candidate, But haTk! What that noise
from Georgia. lay the Nanncs. Yes. l. another Coon
victory. See there how Cahoun's has killed up
party Georgia Lo, and behold, another shout
Pennsylvania and another from Maryland, and
and cmiuaton goes the allied army OF Loco-F ocO.
ism. Each blames the other with the defeat Have pa
thence good ocos every degree from Washs suhcrrnne.
10 CaEoins's most naughty We will give you all
FAIR beat. No shall laugh his ncshbor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-07
OUR HOUSE.

FENHE slb-rb,r gsasl,y an respectfully
h- friends and patrons Tor their pl hope. hy
continued personal attention tD business c1uuls-s Yi
Their custom The house lss been psnei ar and
complete order i0r tiH
Tie tRbEH stocked with iha tc- ulrssi AT rts-
Together ~ h frequent Northern arrivals. Tho CELLAR been
rep~u.,hri with Ie best Liquor Vines Cara. Gre4tcarc
hl- been taken procure fs best % aud notice o. any
%. -l.-t a. which rylI ac thankfully received.
tshs Private Fle and other meetings canal time. %, ar
e1uuoslate'i IS iih private a.. THOMPSON.
y. r. just received fine Canvass Backs Partridge WOOD
cocks Tcuapuz and River ~ -ou No.
aw Nv
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WILL BE RECEIVED THIS DAY,
-. q Z. -rtrl. ,rIr. L. -

Bb ,. - - EttsAlkisb 4 tpsg
At The BI'ms,e cash Slors, Immediately OJp1sits u N
Jsnking.
1n rEcfs draD. green iu bloc Ihlst Darhs 1r
" Ladies' palaces
Omen rli-,. read. inl.a direct r.u Sow yotE
30 lisces rich Cashmere io T.aos4s now srys
DO Do second Mourning
10 do plain cold MDu.l.u DO laHe
Ifau-Ihk a.
DO rch uca -',Ir Silks
10 rirr. French black Alpaca. warranted genuine
- to light ami dark r1rd DO
30 Tsrr'un Plaid chiireus NJ 2S worth
10 80 French rlids for c3tking, yis VIDE. only -
10 81, white pms, blue and cofd Tafe1n Musln Tor
parry dresses . yds de only 10 cents
srts ltud.1tlr cfulf0 iefcI Curtain Muslin
90 p'css DO go do DO. v,f, ehsap
~ fp Cl.Im'rcu
do,.n Cflron's Nsu Gaps
do DO CI1aks
do embroidered TIIbet siawls ass
ID. plaid sri warfod sK t1
DO nett Erl-sel Robes lf Ladies. new au,rl-
3 r77-s style Fancy Prints worry cheap
Iu piece. lrH.lri sHts. will -ri. at3t.
go lD hrhy eoii M1usinds i.1r. o. worth soc.
CENrLEMENs WEAR
pieces rich baet French CLOTH warranted genuine aud
change oil colour
10 pieces rci black French Cashmere. from 30
du 80 fancy colours tl
IS dY unry s.t. Mrrin1 and Caslliaf, Weddings
300 d1 irish Linens. from "a. up
20 dotsu ip.Nos hDi lambs Shirts and Drawers
sih d.
Together with aul wen siaps ani Fancy
Dy Goods which fhey Will cr At wloese f-.l urpf.
ceiet'd low prices cash. asthy I0,
probably none oilers have 10 uc unun. MOI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-07

Strong argument for TBcri
The Philadelphia Sentinel long established
Locofoco paper, holds the following language
"'Ther ~ no positon IN our opinion clearer ,an that
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-07

ENUROPEAN LEECnEs.-5oO Genuine European I,eecltss.
H igc, and In fns condition J received pcrta Maneesf.
and fof sl's JOHNsTONS
10 Medical Emporium.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-07
SPRINGVlLLE FOR SALE,
On uonday nhc IAN Instant.


Hdri"g nude my mind up, RI hare II all together.
IMMEDIATELY after the sale of my resi-.
- dence Monday the 18Th November Instant al Of
my stock Of horses COWS hnC and poultry together crops
now on hand hay Ick fodder blade and top
straw potatoes u aud sweet apples &c with variety
OF farming implements rarely s1ualed any farm Virginia
Ns" most oi furniture house ard kitchen, which
eced iof use and the highest Richmond pnce together
with large quantity Of very desirable and valuable books
embracing American State Papcfs and the Washing
ton 10 any who has the read
invaluable lastly but comfortable aud excellent family
'afragc which recently Of the best mauuae
Richmond $500 and Bntoucho for
mounted for which paid the manufacture above
$500 also good second hand carnage with
Among tic horses viii be- found Of good family and
anfna .ying nothing about tile purity blood
lbis si n the human family It's the Dot OF any
some u The cows are fresh the and good mixers
are Of select breeds and the poultry variety and quality
easily matched win ao be sold bu though very beautiful
one Of the very beet animals all the commonwealth Virgins
10 bic progeny VIII testify.
IERMS-tlg f0 all Of Ten dollars esspr above
that amount note. saacofy cuor-sd payable
Banks W Rchmond4 the day u required
upon N" delivery Of properly Tnt improper
shall De upon the above conditions the
mark that purchases made hy any person whom indebted
w be rather preeriio notes Benton dop, money Kind
circulation T. A. CODDfN.
DUNLOP. MONCCRE co. .ggssqsos. no 7-dtI
PrIE ERANpy-75 bbs Virginia Apple Brandy. landing
~ this morning Tor ale BY
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HOYT 4 CO.'S PRIZE OFFICE.


Drawing Of Louery evening by mall
10000 'upial 6GO0 10 Of 1000, pr1c
So. Chances t. be- had HOY.r & 90
~ OIICE.-MRs. ELLEN >. CLAIBORNE, who
l occupies that well known Kept hy Richardson
i'r many Boarding House concrns and I'm
the Legislature. no 7-chiiu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-07

candidate Of the Democratic party b. elected Pres
dent oi the uned States asant the will OF President Ty
Ter and his friends Whoever shall be the Presidential
ddac, will oil the votes that Mr. Van Buren, had In
lSi0, aud many The candidate will require the
whole o the party Il Is right that this matter should
BE- looked to m advance IL is told by the gen.
temcn who pushing McsSJs. Van BuIcu, Buchannsn
Cah Johnson, aud Cas-, that they certainly
ID they should poll than Mr.. Van Buren, did
In lSi0 would think their certain. la
opinion would be uphill work. the whole way attempt
elect candidate, warmly supported by the President
and his friends all the Union. IL is Judgment
that Mr. Tyler ought 20 be the Democratic candidate lsII
Ills distinguished competitors all known, and well
esteemed in their immediate Reig hborhOod, but OF
them have that universal popularity among the people that
President Tyler has"
There is logic aud fun both in the Sentinel.
Nothing is more susceptible of demonstration, than
that no Democrat can be elected in ~, unless he
polls more votes than Van did in 10; and it is
quite as logical TO conclude, that distracted party
cannot make as strong rally as united party.
The logic of the Sentinel therefore, is irrciragi-
Bile the Democrats must take MIR. Tyler, they
must make up their minds TO take sound thrash
ing-And then, you will observe, he is the only
one OF the Democratic asprants, who is known
and esteemed beyond his "immediaie neighbour
hood"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-07
Col. Richard N. Johnson, Qpiaion Of Nr. Clay.

Col. Richard W. JOhnsons OpiHiOn OF M Gay.
Mr. Edifor-I am opposed the practice OF giving pub
lcity to fre-sde bu, when the leader OF
great party in respectable company Of his fellOwcz
composed of both political parties makes use OF language
either in praise or derogauon Of political opponent con-
slider no breach OF popey give his voluntary testimony
the world.
On the 3O,h Of September last; Col Johnson, being in
Stanton Va, number OF gentlemen paid him the respect
of calling HIM. One OF the company remarked to
him, Colonel, when you reach the Rail Road Junction.
you will be near the SlAsHEs HANOVER" The honest
old warriors diaiey lit up with expression OF
sincerity and pleasure, and he cloqueny said -" Should
be delighted that place. Every spot OF ground Hem
~ Clay touches he mmortAzes have been IN public life
for forty years. that have been associated with
all the great men Of the country Leaving Madison and
Gaatn, who old men when first stepped upon the
theatre Of politics. will place jefferson first then Henry
Clay Heis perfect Hercules in all the qualities that
adorn human Some may excel him in a sin
gle quay-or instance Webster may be greater 5gcian,
may be renowned for deep research but take
Clay all in all he has equal IN the Union, either in
the North the Soulh-he East or the West In moral
courage-n physical courage-n Oraory-ln PaGrotsni,
and in every noble quality he without superior have
been associated with him committees conneyon with
Calhoun Lowndes Cheeyes Webster and other distinguish
ed individuals, but Clay always the spirit We
looked up to him the AJAX lebanon and by his counsel
we were guided ia deliberations II the OF the
mite assembled before him and doubt about hoyy
proceed when he made his appearance, all cyes
ed upon hm-here the Colonel represented by gesture and
expression how they lookedand VIC were certain 10 be
right when followed bis opinion. He is u great man.
very great man."
have given you the rery roris Of Col. Johnson. 80
suppose that his praise add cub stature Of
Cluy"-yot it may to show to the Democracy
that in the opinion Of Of their leading men, Mr. Clay
Is the in human flesh that many Of them sup.
pose him to be- ONE WHO HEARD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-07
SOULIERS POUR LES DANES

sTABEIgJEs PAR MfSSRs FOLANSBEE CIE-H n.r.t
jas ure..lo tr lire i7.uiy eiio-s
~. denuEer qus cau--et
neryeo, dune bonner
Cete eegtni- tpurnYr- 3Ie es Dane. desiren
Mess r - Gle sea npp1ueut confancs Danes
porte euf- soIer- srs Io0ui
ras-Irc comfortable temps duab.
que plus liuic ambition sIIg y.
tou1u ugan bcn ie Tranc
f4.Ir IrHt ola.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-07

Foreman. Genticmcn, congratulate YOU on bringing
our deliberations close Justice To be Justice must be
speedy have clstup the find tie aggregate
TO be three thousand TX hundred and twenty dollars one
twelfth %! this three hundred and dollars: and siAy
seven cents Are you all agreed upon this your verdict
Jurors unanimously. Yes
And Er,uBf Og,,,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-07
IOTICE 10 SHIPPERS.
FAREWELL MUSICAL LECTURE AND vOCA
ENTEUvsA NfEsyV

I'M Ik ! AlNMtlNl.
MI H. w. RUSSELL respectfully his intention 81
4'A ing Vocal Entertainments THURSDAY EVENING. No
venbef gh The Concert Room u Exchange . which
occasion De Wave the honor of presenting the public several
Of his most popular sonra Illustrated by fcmarkdurnr which
VIII sing the tenth Richard Third" Man
Truck, Leap for Life" Tomb ~ Washington Hen"
" Single Tickets u ets zach Ticket for Lady and Oena
I man ~. M st
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-07

Daniel Webseri - address Wing meeting at the South
Parish Of Andoyor Thursday neat Mr. Webster has
certainly found out where he go-PhR North Amer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-07

REVIEW OF THE MARKET-Noy C.
TOBACCO.-Transactions very light, but no change in
prices. Some small parcels Of new Lugs have been sold
at the Ware houses, 1t Slal5.
FLOURISH.
CORN.-jO cts
OATS.-3O n 35 cts.
WHEAT.-9J cents-brisk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-07

AortCE.-Thc sale Of A Goo.is'. s,oek Of select oo
eefies will commence this morning o'cIoek
no : DUNLOP. MONCtRE a go.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-07

The sui scrhcr un!er the firm OF GIBSON THORNTON will
continue the Commission Business heretofore and .spectf
tender their services planters and dealers Tobacco
"h'a' AMI flour they PARTICULARLY solicit
rolge OF the friends Of the late house Liberal made ON
all c"nsenmenls VI Office shockoe Ware House neat
door To that Of Messrs. Funts Woodson.
w. ~ GIBSON.
A. THORNTON.
October =. 1913 .o1,sw,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-07

lis customary At St Newfoundland Halifax, Nova
nta ana in many thick and dense,
TO fire gun every guide warning 10 vessels that
may the coast
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-03
LATEST SOIITHERN SHIP NEWS

..BALrMeeE FebI-Arr Orlesns. Mar.ton savanpah Mar
RuvI. Antwerp: Ann Dsnms,n Rsrmmd. "''es' D"'Eeno
pooi, Thomas Cone Mercken PhiIsdeinha. mb.rIsn
White, Boston, SsIacen Hbe dol Emporium, Parsons, d.
Akmanf rnf,s Nonox; Nlnias LINDSEY, tbrl Hitchias
s. And,sws; Forum, (Psn NeiscS 81 ybes; Ad.nns B.
nuut bermuda; Edward bgkley New fork Essex, kayne
Boston; JANE; CMs.n,s Pbpry ss Tre%9nt Cha
IvvsrpcaI wspsn Sus So''SH; s S Biowp Ne
Heyre: Potomsc Drew Lyerpoo Salem 1b1i tIcI ine
EJu; genSsy A9os.hps Sswycr %
Whers do AItof Big irdu, Havsns Jsp,t. tBr) Brow,
Siscnocs hoosoen' west indes' Hanover, Soc
stvzrsIHns Jan 1PArIs Abpai tBrl va,gey Liy,rpoo
TSnao,s !sngnss' rroy,dence; I'D geo Hsllct Howe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-03

CHATHAM THEATRE.-Miss Adelaide Phillips ap-
pears this evening in the character of Little Pickle
This young lady has been pronounced the wonder
OF Europe, and has already created great sensa-
ten in this country. Her precocity of talent is
truly surprislng-she is, in fact. the only Infant
prodigy" Of the age, and none should neglect wit
Messing her surprising performances. The panto-
mime OF the Black Raven" still continues a
magnet OF attraction, and will be performed this
evening with increased effect, together with other
novelties, presenting most attractive bill The
Chatham is nightly crowded to excess, be airing evil
dence that Thorne has acted wisely in reducing the
prices OF admission.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-03

ExPREssEs.-First Adams 81 Co., then Pomeroy
IL Co, and then Harnden g. { o. gave us newspapers
in advance OF the mail The latter and former from
Boston, and Pomeroy from Albany When the
river is closed the latter over the Housatonic
railroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-03

Co The GORGEOUS PANToxME OF THE "DEvoUR-
ING OGRE" drew another brilliant audience at
Welch's Circus, last evening. 1t is really most
superb affair, and to Judge from the manifestations
OF delight 1t has already received, MIR. WEIGH will
be most amply repaid for the immense expense he
has gone to in producing the piece with appropriate
magnihcence. 1t will be performed again tonight
with many improvements. To avoid nconve-
nence, seats had better be secured at an early hour
In the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-03

o. ANOTHER RICH NUMBER-THE BOSTON
NOTION-L. +. Tasstro Editor. This Journal 80 justly
celebrated for its heightened literary criticisms and racy
articles is fast gaining the largest circulation of any
weekly in this country.
CONTENTS.
l. Original Poetry-by L. T.
II. Medical Essays for the People-by Retired
Physician.
III. My Grandfather's Dream by J. s. Knowles.
w. A Night in the Adratic
v. Caleb straightforward articles.
vi. Tetea-tetc with our Readers, in which some
things easily understood.
VII. Electro Magnetic Telegraph Magazines for
February
Will Count de Ia Forte's Method of Teaching the
French Language
TX. The Age of the Medici. Literary Reviews.
X. Foreign Correspondence-Dublin
Xt. The Two Poets-from the Dublin University
Magazine, with variety of selected articles that to
make up the best family newspaper ofthe day.
Single dumbers 9 cents 81 per 100.
E. B. FUTILE, Agent, Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-03

CO. As the period Of General Tom Thumbs final en-
gagement at the American Museum draws to its close,
this being the last day but one his evees crowded
is his farewell benefit when there will be three
performances but should fail to him to-day
this evening" for every thing, the weather,
tain. The other attractions superb We learn that
Barnum about to add another curious and scientific ea
ture his establishment in the engagement Of
eminent professor Entomology Who will at all times
make practical examinations OF the heads Of visitors who
can among the other curositie find something about
themselves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-03

0U- w. E. ROBINSON concludes his course of lee.
lures on Ireland this evening, in Concert Hall.
broadway, by sketch OF ancient Irish history. ST
Patrick, &c. The course has been well attended.
which shows that hs lectures are highly interesting.
to command good audience without any other
attraction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-03

Sales q StOcks at PhilndelPhia Yosterday
$277 Lohgh 6's, 1885, Is; 500 City Ss, 9a4; $500
State %, ls46 and 1885, 42}; shares Penn Townshi
Bank IL; so do Commercial Bank, Cincinnati so; 90
Exchange Bank, Pittsburg, 81, 10 do Commercial Ban
33&.
AFTER BoARD.-seoo Wilmington RR es 1885, 81; {
shares Wilmington RR, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-03

NAvAL.-The u. s. steam fngate Missouri, Capt.
J. T. Newton, from Pensacola, arrived at Norfolk
last Sunday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-03

SrKAM SHIP CALEDONIA did not leave Boston on
Wednesday lin consequence of the non-arriva of the
Southern mail She was to have left yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock. Twenty six passengers 60
in her to England, and three to Halifax
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-03

07- LITERATURE.-Justi issued from the press, an
for sale at this office, the Historical Novel, Blanc
Capelo, by the popular authoress, Lady Buiwer Prc
1871 cents per copy.
Also Blackwoods Magazine Is3 cents, and the recent
y published novels of Scott Bulwer, DIsrael, Dickens
james, Smolet and Miss LandoD all OF which may be ma
at this Office Also Standard Literary Works. embracing
Allisons History of Europe, Cooley's Egypt, Sparks
Washington and Theirs French Revolution.