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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-28
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDING

" VNOA4ALNA Wv SO1OkNEJA N(AND ANANNA
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March 8, ,1S4S
Editor Ohio StGteSmGn:
A word Ofcaution before we leave.--
We learn to day from a most satisfactory
authority, that Mr.. Cost Johnson and
Webster are about employing a young
German to translate their areum ents up
on their project of the federal assumption
ofState debts into the German language.
A portion ofthiS proposed edition may
probably be circulated ameng the Ger.
man yeomanry Of Ohio. Ifthey come,
meet them al once; for let this $780,
600 600 Of State debts be recognized by
the federal government, and direct taxa
ton by the general government is the
inevitable result, with an augmentation
Of the restrictions Of a heavy tariff upon
the peopie-the working psople--the la.
borer, with bat fraction Of the promised
reward Of SO and rOsst possum and rae
coon, will be the sufferers.
Senator Allen Is still among us.
Our esteemed old friend, Mr.. Hastings
beers his "blushing hOnOrs thick upor
him" The other day he received the
present of an excellent travelling coat,
from political friend. whom he had
never patrOnized al ell in bis business;
and now he is about being pesenled
with q riAe,frOm one Of the gunsmiths Ol
the city, in consideration Of his sound
democratic principles, elucidated ain hls
tariff speech Oftbe long session year a.
20. He Is off tomorrow, as also,
Yours, cheerfully
ROANOKE,
M Washington, March Il, ls43
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-28

Few men have 6ner notions or filter
language 10 express them than Mr. Mcs
Dufie. IN bis speech on the Assump.
ton Of the state Debts BY the General
Government, he said .'all that the Gov,
eminent possessed, they derived from
tie people. They had rot single dol.
lar that was not drawn from the pockets
of the people; and yet ibis GoverRment
proposed to rslievs the people BY giving
them mo1ey!-WeEe the people Of
these Unitad States supposed to worship
this Government, as the Persians .wOr.
ship the sum- God forbid! Let them
meet the question plainly land fairly
Every dollar that vas given TO the States
must fir st be taken from the people. oI
the States, and for every dollar that they
received in one form, they must pay Al
least dollar and 25 cents iD anothet
form. This was the inevitable conss.
quence--and il could not be Avoided"
IN. Y PlebiGa.
L a
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-28

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT. The Steam
boat Gutter collapsed Aue while leaV-
ing Pittsburgh on Friday week, and killed
two Egineers, Joseph Hughes and An.
drew McLaurin. Four firemen jumped
overheard, and two of them we're drown
ed.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-28

sOurH CARouNA james A. Black
Richard +. Simpson, Joseph A Wood,
ward, John Campbell, Armistead Burke,
Isaac g. Holmes aud R. Barnwsll Rhett
eli democrats, have been elected to rep.
Vesshs South Carolina In the next Con.
ssSss
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-28

ToBAcco.--It is said that the Wabash
valley in Indiana is we'll adapted 10 the
cultivation Of tobacco, and that the expe-
rimentS made in raising it have proved
very profitable.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-28

Five banks were incorporated in the
General Banking Law which passed the
last Legislature, and since its passage
three more charters we're gEanted--ma
king in all, eight banks, which mar have
a capital stock Of $500, 900 each, and
thereupOn furnish $500, 900 circulation,
which will be more than Ohio will ever.
need. 10
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-28

MORE CANADA RIoTs There has
been another riot on the Lachine Canal,
between the COEkoniaDs and CaanauQhi
men. Several we're shot, and others Sc
vsIely injured. The military at ls0Rtt
arrived and restored order
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-28


DARINe ROBBERY AT TRoY N, Y.-Tho
Troy Wing says, that while Mr.. Collins,
| clerk fol ]. Decker, jewelleri in that city.
was making up his cash accounts on Sat.
urday night, three villains entered, and
one Of them struck him a severe blow
upon the head with a leaden ball, which
feiled him 10 oIhe floor. They partially plum.
dered the shop aud severely stabbed and
otherwise injured Mr. Collins, whose
shouts for help finally frighlensd them a.
WY Mr.. G. lies dangerously III. The
Mayor Of the city offers 800 for the aps
PrehensiOn Of the robbers.
,'' Gin. Message.
COMPRESSION OF WooD.--A few years
ago meCbanicat puzzle, made Of ofmshng.
ony RODS passing through hole in peics
Of box wood, was solved BY pressing one
Of the projections in vice I'LL il was .ve.
dMced to halfits former lhicknsss ; the 70.
sumpti' Of iis original size being afisr.
wards effected BY sleeping the wsod in
warm water Il was at that time points
ed out how this principle ofcompFessiOn
might be practically applied with sdvan>
tsge. Hammers, choppers and numer.
Gus ntheI tools, may have their wooden
handles thus unmoysbly fixed, by making
a hole or mOFtise in the iron Of q taper.
ing form, COMPRISING the end Of the
handle so as TO cause II TO pass through
the small entrance and then soaking the
wood in water TO rs.expsnd il. The bars
Of chairs, and the planks for flooring
boards, might be united in firm man.
ner by similar means - Saturday Maya.
siac.
A NOBEE BOY.-A boy eleven years Of
age, named Godfrey, whose parents re.
side at west Point. N, Y, rescued his ell
der brother from drowning a few days
since by lhe display Of GOODNESS and insrs.
pidity, seldom foundin one Ofhis years.
The two were skating together, when
the elder, in passing over . place where
the ice was thin, broke through and sank.
The younger, as he missed his broth!
or, turned and fastened to his rescue,
calling out with great presence of mind,
"Don't be afraid, bub--I'll get you out!''
Approaching as near as he thought pru.
dent, he took of his overcoat, laid down
on the ice, swung one end Of the gar.
men, 10 bis brother, who caught hold Of
il, and was drawn safely out. Young
Is the lad ID. he has saved two boys from
Is watery grave Zone about a year
since. Pass the name Of the little hero
around
On Fridey last, IL being ST PatEick's
day, the Irish citizens Of Cincinnati had
grand celebration--T Father Math.
ew Temperance Society, with Others,
were oui, and the Montgomery Guards
beaded the procession. A dinner was
had and good order, and kind feelings
pervadsd the assembly. Ohio San. s'a
Rg.accounts from the far south, we
that deep SHOWS we're on the ground
and pldeF weather has been experienced
III inter than has perhaps ever been
known before. Hence our cold south
winds. NS s
THE NATIONAL DEBT.-The present
amount Of the dnbt oftbe United States
is. .iwenlySlhree millions seven hundred
and ihiriy-one thousand dollars. Of
amount twenis millions ii on account
pF Loans, and eleven millions seven hun.
iFed and thiriysone thousand on account
!. r sEs..a - -. EHsaS ~sasls1 tf tffN
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-28

THE LANCASTER OHIO EAGLE has pass
ed into the hand Of Samuel Pike, ESQ.,,
favorably known as the late Editor Of the
CircleyilIe Watchman.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-28

/ y
New CoUNTERFE1Fy--Mr. Rowe of the
Mechanics and Traders Bank, showed
US on Saturday, . counterfeit ten dollar
note ofthe Clinton Bank Of Columbus,
very well calculated 10 deceive.
ltwass genuine TWO dollar note, alter.
ed to a TEN. On the left hand end Of
the genuine ten dollar note at The lower
side is male figure in an upright posture
aud afemale sitting, holding a distafr In
her left hand and her right pointing down
and 10 in large numerals on the lop-on
the counterfeit 10 the word TEN in large
white letters ON a dark ground. On the
right hand end of the ganuine note at the
bottom u an Indian springing his bow,
and at the top, 10 in large numsrals--
in the counterfeit, 10 al the Top, a steam.
boat inthe middle, and large x at the
boitOms The genuine ten has ike.
ness Of Governor CliRtOn in the centres
near the top with large x on each aide
1.-The counterfeit has 10 in white numer.
ais on the right, aud to the Left male
and female figurs with an eagle. The
end pieces and the top 10 are pasted on.
Ia changing the denomination TWO dol
ars 10 TEN, the loft hand Top Of the w
s taken of BY chemical applications,
llso the middle stroke 0fthe. w and the
light hand ofthe O, making the I'm Of
he marks OF the W and o., That part
s badly done--lhe remainder we'll done.
Is whole the note is well calculated
o deceive. - Gin. Gas.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-28

McKENzrE's TRIAL.--Ths proceeding
ia the naval court martial has been sus-
pended on account of the illness of Com
mander Mckenzie.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-28
sTATE BANK OF INDT AVA. I

OV - ua10u NA~y - tOOSfFey yo"tS ~ tue
Lafayette branch to e. Deming--signed
R. Millikin, Cashier, s. Merrill, Presi..
dent. Il Is the best cOunterieitws have
yet seen, and we'll calculated 10 defeive
the most experienced judges, BY close
il will be seen that the engra.
wing is slightly inferior to that Of'he gen
uine. <
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-28

NHw CoUNrERFEiT. "A counterfeit Of
The following description was presented
ii our counter: a,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
W. MEREDITH
NSTOULD inform the citizens of Richmond a

"OI LID inform the citizens OF Richmond and
the adjacent that he moved door 10 Messrs
sell cheap II cheaper than any other
establishment the for cash city aeeepianees wholesale
following. comprising Of his stock TO which
he invites attention Of buyers generally;
Wool dyed blue blk Cloth DO do black do
Indigo blue do lnvisibl, green do. Olive brown do
Bin and blue biz Cashmere: Single blue Blk French do
Light fancy French do Vevets and other Nes,ing-
Plain blk and fgd do Wide blue BLK. striped SILKS
WIDE blue blk. de Rens DO blk. satin Tuck
blk striped vatcrei silk Plain do do DO DO black
Blue blk erode Swiss Black do do DO Matoni Lusiung
Bin Snchew and Handsome light Silks assorted
striped ohTc Si White watered Gro de NapP
White pink green Gro Deugnque for bonnets
Chusan. Tor dresses Stripes and fancy Mousln de Lane
and blue blk. do; do do do do Bomhazine
B and blue blk Alpaca Lustre Bin. sirpe Balzarne
blk Cape. for wells; Bk and blue bin. Love Wells
Pink green and blue and bud French Camhrcs
Also, French Chintz lor - BaLarines and Lawns
Stripe Swiss Mislns: Plain and cord Tarltain Muslin
Pink and blue do. Jaeonet and other Cambres
silk AMI Hosiery variety
Ladies Md Gloves all colors Mems do do
Parasols and Screens silk and cotton Umbrellas
SPLENDID Florence Braid Bonnets. DO Bonnet Ribbons
de Napp do Camb Swiss Egngs inssriings
and Edgngs; Thread Laees beautiful and cheap
Linen camhric idkis; Splendid revieT stitched do
Also, few magnificent Green Beraee, for wells
Handsome brussels and other netts for caps
Infants wrought caps french Dmy for collars Gu
Dmty Collars and Cuis Irish Linens III great variety
Linen Kenngs IIdki,. Brown French and Grass Linen
Brownand white Linen Drilling Bleached cotton Shifting
81 and - Hamilton Sheeng
and ia Linen sheetngs Birdeye and other Diapers
Huekabuek and Russia do
Damask Napkins and blcaebcd Table Cloths
bsached Linen do Victoria Net Robes
DO Marseile Skirts Corded do do: Grass Cloth for do
Colorcts; fancy elk ngd Mt Blk do do
Caleoes I, ), &, cts and upwards
Manchester, Richmond and Petersburg OEnabuTRs
81 land ~ brown cotton Cloth
I.nnsiac Phoenix aud other Nankeen ap
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
SUPERIOR CLOTHING,
At
JOHN VI. OREu,S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Main street. opposite Alex Duya 4 Cos Drug store

T.. y. SPENCE. Agent,
WOULD respectfully inform his customers
and the public generally. tina, he hs received full
OF Fashionable Winter Clothing. the materials Of which
have been purchased tins Pan Of Philadelphia and
York CASH and curcd the Of Baltimore
fashionable establishment John VI Orcn Of Market
Charles II thing further
of the style AMI quality
make well known citizens OF Virginia.
My assortment consists part Of
Beaver ana Pist Cloth Frock and over Coats
Beige and Jonviie do do do
Cloth and Camlct CIoaks, part OF Mcintosh style
sup. West OF England Cloth Dress and Froek Goats
Pantoons Of plain and fancy Cashmere, styles and
qualities
Vest. OF Velvet, Cashmere, Merino, SIX and satin
Morning Gowns and Robes
Linen and Cotton Shirts
DO Bo-oms and Collars
Flannel Lambs Wool Msrno Shaker Shirts and Drawers
andksrehe Crayat Searf Opera Ties and stocks Cloves
Saspenders half Hose,
ALSO
Samples Of the fashionable Cloths CaSsmeres and Nengs
which Will make order the fashionable and
the shortest
The advantages Of the purchase Of these Goods WILL enable
CLOTHING, and respectfully
public TO call and examine for themselves. de-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
RENOXED

BRANNAN * cos on Dominion Clothing Store to the op
81 po-te side Of the and facing Hotel
Eafeys Cd stand south SIDE Of Nam ID House
We would embrace hi- opportunity and method II making
known % the ctzns Of Redmond vicinity
" constantly keep hln Clothing n an kind and cspeei
ads ipf The current AMI approaching which will e
re4.ed pnces for cash We respectfully
ssi our stock whether they The goods All goods
I'D by d. please every respect may be returned and
De- mnn.y f.fInl.I i-i-Al gn--l- .Rarranieh n > N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R Il LYELL,

HAVE Just received n fresh supply Of Garden
u n Seed. from Noaa, several different sds Garden
seeds grown n th state a of which they recommend a. fresh
and genuine
AETtCHpKE-Greer Ghie.
ASPAHtgt- -Gani or bIfrh
BINCH BEANs-Efl1d WinIaf Dwarf Mohawk r,ly u,,,,f
Mohawk Erfl Eari, Weeks Fary YeI -r Week. I'm,
fol Mario" Dwarf R,i spe.N,d French EoyaI Dwarf Nl
Kidney.
PoLE BEANS Horticultural Pos Large White Linn -.st,
Runncfs. White Dutch Runner
BEEr-Eary Bod TIu.e E1fy YeI1,g French s.,,, L.
Blood. nangei WurleI
BROCCOLi-Larrc Purple Cape
Heart Dwarf Green Savoy Eary Sugar Loaf Eauy Yos ft
Bln.wes Green CURED Savoy Large Late sugar lar
Red Picklfnr -'
CARHOT-tonr Orange.
CAUlifLOwER-Eafy md Late Dutch
C'RN-Snths Eura Eary
cucUNBER-E'ry Frame Fairy Green Clussr fopy Gree,
EGG rLANr-raris.
END1VE-Grrrn CURED
kAIf,-Grorn CURED Scotch
LETIUCE-Br1vn Dutch T,ff, D,rot..t p.... 4.,.... ,
MhLL'N-cafona water Green Cuon Large Wu - o, y,fs
NNSTrRTrM
okRA-iong anil Short
uNlpN-slycr Skim YtI1u skin
FAksLEY-Curi,d AMI strrts
INtSNlP-EKtn i.lrge Large Dutch
fkAs-Bluc Imperial Dwarf M,frosf,t D,,,,r &c.,, ~,
lal tifJ ffame Ealy Bishops Dwarf g,tr Pic s-t.. p
wa 'hinFton EafJ Warwcs Marrr,lt ~ W
min V" r ni'A spanish Red Tung Long Scarlet White TOR
SATISFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER
sfINAGt-Pn ckly or Pan Round f.saved NJ sumrpe,
-, va i'i5 "hi' brsh Eafy yellow Bush Winter Coos
IOMATO-l.ifrc Red
ukNiP-lahy Wh'c Dueh Parry yellow Duteh Eariy Garden
Sne tary White stone Red Top Raps White FLAT WHIT,
AisO-Canay Seed and IN assortment of Flower seeJ
r. 81
WINoow GLAss.---so boIe. assorted. for sale by
mi .. Z. DOVE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30

E'o MERCHANIS-Weh have by late received a supply
n spring Dry Goods of every variety which we offer IN pune
tnal customers NH ~ wADsWORTII. TURNER & Co
ladies fine ScaIslSin walking ShocS-psry chap.
MA have IN store supply 81 the above Shoes Ladies
" which We wall sell At very reduced prices cash We
invite call from the ladies' and purchasers generally.
-. BURLINGTON T. 60.
NH IOl Mansion House
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
ELLIS 4 ELLErr, Agents.


To NIL whom ~ may concern: Having been In = low
stie ~ hI fD several years Dyspepsia bilious com
lh aud debility winch followed long attack 0ffevcr
had in1 Icing pn'n troubled m head
ar with feeling ~ lngDlf depression n sir.
aEi having frequently taken Cllu and various other remedies
with vsy sight benefit y friend ~ try
SMITHS Bter R.nYyatr Health" sod by Me--rs Fu
ke when commenced them hey sickness
~ Ne snnrh Bot determined o. er--vore thinking
10 w0rtef and ny great Satisfaction on found gre, and
Hanfef reief1he medicine carried strengthened
mc Fey quickly and entirely health ~ my opinion
h remedy one q great value, which freely strongly recon-
tnsnd A MOupts
IrLY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
NV wORE
NEW STORE.

PEdKE, JON Is & WINSTON
~ receiving uIer stuck 81 Groceries, CONSISTING ,
~ par 0f
% hifis Sew Ofiean. sugar. various gualtie.
IN Porn Ei-D. be.t quality
d1 r. Cf1r
1000 DO Wl1I.ey Il W9I.aay'. best I1af
800 d, Java Iazlira- EiJ and 1tii@f C9fse.
10000 DO Family and Wcstern Bacon
Together Nt as-0rusut of usually ketf Ia The .,
es-ahIuhrfufs
~ arrivals. daily expected from NeF Yofk and Boston Tie, w
' h fr7fp NJ h rs NJ PfIgI- embracing even kif from
one ~ three h1ra aI Df uurb VIII bel .1s a email 4l
vance "p. plr1ss1 of them ~ aay part of %.
city fee ri riafgr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30

ENAMILN SOAP at ls than pound Every family
u make their Soap for with trouble
and at the above low price. Ingredients with directions
/ for sale by BOLTON 4 HARRISON,
] mn Main nndg nv.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30

AT Court held for Cumberland county, the
IA 9Th day of March 1855
AsrDaet e. johnson pH'a
against
Coleman Edwards and John W. Wilson. der,s
L.
Tbs defendant Coleman Ewars
aud according Assembly
Of this Court and appearing. by satisfactory evidence he
no, niabant OF this Country ordered
fcnant DO appear OF June an
swcrte bin Of the andthata fh order
inserted In newspaper Published the city
tot two months successfully, and posted the front door OF
Court houss Of this county.
eopy-rese.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
TO SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD.

FENHoMAs TYRER Manufacturer and Importer Of Guns Raes
u fisiol- &C has ihe piasurc 81 informing the MSmhe OF
ths Legislature and pubic that h.
fcur IN similar establishment and workmanship they
cannot be etceud all which VIII b. sold reduced prices
Amongst his following
GUNS AND FOwlING TACKLE
Superior Damascus and siube douhc and
Double and single plain stubb twist Gun.
DO do DO plain and imitation do
DO do d. German do
Brass steel SILVER mounted Rifles
Du.lhnR. pocket. belt and travelling Pistols
s'lfeoeklng sinsc and six barrel revolving Pistol,
Gun, Rifle and Pistol PowTcf Flasks
Double and single Shot POUCHES ami BELTS
Spit and Plain English and French Percussion CAPS
Common Percussion CAPS at Is cents pcr 1000
Sporssnen's Liquor Fasks and Pocket Tumhicr-
English American and Scotch CunfoWtot
Dog Calls Collars WHIPS Chains nj Couples
Huntsinen's Blowing Horns and Bugtss
Wash Rois shot Chargers, Cap Primers Oh Cups, Ban.
Patent Gun wadiinr wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
Gun. Pistol and Rifle Locks Rife Barrels
Rbbs and forged and filed Gun Materials Of all kinds Gun
smiths
FISHING TACKLE
Fishing roles joints Walking Canes English SILK India
Grass and Hair Lines; Fishing Floats
Moods Limerick Kirby ana y5s,nia f,.h Hooks
MILITARY.
Superior and Gilt, German silver and Plated mounted
Swords Officers Sk Sahss. Sword Belts Gill Plated Epauleiis
Wings Virginia Infantry and Trcocrs Buttons; Clasps
Canes Hooks Sve~ Tal stars Gloves Lace; BRAID; worstcd
Wings PomPoous; &c. &C.
Eliott Rodgers, and Smiths finished and warranted
kafo Superior Ivory Buck Pearl and silver Mounted fcesc Pen
SPortsncn Dirk Deer and Pruning Knives Rodgers Crooks
and wor'enlns MANUFACTURE Rodgers LADIES' and
Genuemcn's Scissors
FANCY GooDs
Gold and Silver Walking Canes W
Svori Gold Everponted Pencils superior
spy GSscs Travellers Comprises Boat Hooks; Pocket
Screws; Cases hey Rings Tserrs Tooth Brushes
Boxes Pocket Ruc superior Patent Tape Measures Riding
and Sulkcy WHIPS together with other articles.
de THOMAS TYRER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
ma s-wow WIN. C. SANDS, C. C.
\ the United States Court for the Eastern

\ the United States Court for the Eastern
District Of Virginia NAV H. lsI3-In matter Of bank
upy Of JAMES r. CHRISTIAN Of Mathews in
the Eastern Virginia District The said James
has been deeeeda Bankrupt by this having petition
praying for his discharge is ordered
shed IN newspaper printed the Cy seventy
days al least before the h day August hearing
be- had on the sad petition the United the
City Of Richmond and creditors proved their debts
and other interest appear and place
and show cause they have, why the
toner should not be granted. A Copy-Teste.
ma l7-wllw GIBSON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
AREAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.

hR. PARRIS'S CELEBRATED AMERICAN SOOTHING sly
~ RJP. CWLBEEN CUTTIvG TEErH.
t. Nir-s and NHrscsTu niaihbc remedy
hundreds % hrre when thought
A. the syrup rubbed on the the child
THIS preparation "icaeous and pleasant that
child viii refuse 70 let BE- rubbed When
The appearance teeth
bottle u the Syrup De open pores.
Parents should syrup nursery where
here young children. II a cli wit
the Syrup Immediately by orening
pores aHf healing r thereby preventing Convuons, Pc
&c To be
PEYTON JOHNSTON Agent
ma 4,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
CHEAP FOR CASH.

VENUE subscriber would call the attention OF the
u public universal rule good merchants that
does promptly ms engagements
charged and where h. has such euso
charge his good customers than
he would de eninaon TO bet no such neees
y refusing all SUCH which Will enable me TO 81,
CHEAPER THAN EVER Those who buy for cash or pay
prompsIy quarterly. would suggest the propey OF ther
calling me below the Bel Tavern, at old stand be
TO such customers
offering GOOD ARTICLES, small advance upon
cost. effect sales. GEO w GkEIIEk
H. No charge for selling customers produce nor for de-
IiyernE goods bought Of me AT the Depot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-30
NIPROYED YEAST P0WDERS.

fnT TdfsfHg BHrEirherf Cakes. Wuffus N~
'oNBlNlNG economy and Convenience av.n- been Use with
- great satisfaction by families Richmond can recommend
M l-" with r0ntienc, We have prepared arge quantity
fe-a afl properly h5eIei with D,ErcrIo>s yoE rsE
Ihe-s Powders admirable Yeast IN nkf-
all rts oi Batter Cakes and advantage over that a
rendering the batter perfectly light e1y Tor baking the In
stan they mixed B4csah-lt other rakes wh-n mad
with these Powder less likely disagree " m the ,;nuaeh
than t'-e made with yeast ani requires few rnnues m
prepare for making the possibility % having sour - en-
trely ayotdsd.
bIEErrIoSsPutthe contents coIourei paper uo
-e"ra- Ve-- and and half giis 70 each Mr
three 4uar Of taer lu- he.er than The De-
qua % winch the powders Dissolved. and ready taking
s'f 10 4 one of he t-ved Other and stf
w." ana 7nienfe baking Immediately sitigt further agitation.
Van 0 each powder f9f or 80 pint n Prepared and Tor
sac 'y BOLTON 4 HARRISON,
C1raer Main and G1veru5r streets Elzs RUNS
NIB IO
NJ" WORk.-t n.ver-s4sl .1au1ed renounr-s ar.s e1-
psfd res n ecIr-- srl1rl-fs erpenenes II tho
aI'f1r DUNG ministry % year. ana The fs1ouy ef
l". ras unsr % ne dreadful tendency lsir faith
b. Msfl-gs Hs.s smith
'oNrESrs ~ w"zr-lsi. RsIgo4. eIperener 3D. p.-
-0n- i1r r-noun-ng gugsras arsinz from df.l. that
attend re- defence 3D. En- reunInc r unIver sr drawn,
from t@ mf"1fnnz- u the Bbe 4i Tor rsnse.a-
Inlver~I drawn from the n .p1sr Of the
e'eifne 9Th Inssfa-u by te srglnsnt. DO ID.
favor derived from ihe zh 81 r renoure
ing phy"r-aan drawn from 10 tn Argument.
Christian n relation o. Iuiser.i-,s and unssr-s..n
4 suppy JIst received By D. " HAEROLB
SO 90. Degss-Jry, few Gsor. ss.l.. t. gt-rg. RAM