davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26
Another New and Splendid Assortment of
CARRIAGES, SADDLERY, &c.

o"xTENHE subscribers feel grateful to
GAR- Il their friends and the public generally the
A&-&-liberal patronage which has been extended to
them this branch ofhe business and soet
under promise aud with perfect knowledge
advantages they procuring Carriages ofany kind
well by them better, tin house Virginia
North after paying this We
supply OF description, which, added
To stoek, will make complete ami shall
continue receive them OF the
But should have any having
their orders vi procure OF quality style price,
very shortest
We h. nd second hand Coaches suitable for
Hacks Also, several Buges ali in good ana condition,
whirh Will be disposed OF stvery low puees.
We have hand, and neld keeping, good supply
best ana common CARRYALIS beth Bunord's
manufs eture which will b. sold factory prices
We also prepared do Lnd OF repairing
line with neatLess and deTatch We deem Unnecessary
TIE Kind OF Garages have hand
vii always of the approved styles The
Harness IL OF Aetue Carriages made order
and with this section OF the county,
viii both Carriage aud Harness
Saddles. Brides, Trunks, &c.
We wish Isnds and unde
Sadte buSnesS overlooked neglected
have hand large well selected OF
goods usually by similar establishments Unite
both Of ready made WORK and materials which will be sold whole
sale retail, suit the
Al Repairing the ab line done th- shortest
County produce ken exchange any article
cash market prices.
We have ard will constantly keep h1nd supply Of Tanners
Oh excellent quality which viii be sod cheap cheaper
titan ia; be bought in ths maTet Please
aud examine.
sHACKLEFoRDk LEwELLEN.
County sadders will md
stock before puTchasr elsewhere. sI-
Lynehbuig Va March, iSi7. 2-9zwim.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26
Aurtion Galts
nY raios. a s.ener.
N 4 Nafs rs~~~f
VERY sUrEsfea AyD ELEGANT rutI. A.
DLLPHfA MADE GARNET FraNsrraE.
Auction

On FRIpAY Noruss Na'ea seth sovm.usias a. 70 s,css
Al our Sor~ ~n en Auetsr ~ csteaos
"a Hs.Se eonssaa q and ety Cshn-t Fursa.
Phisds lha Manufacture.
Hthogany Ch.irs raa AMI fru-e4 ana sk.,ns.x
carved add s,,ka
fSa ID and rlrn spuas sat Mshosaay EeeAaE Chair.
Egyptian AMI wbitc Mare Top Ceut~ r.h..
Mahogany STA Tab :. ~ht- A,rbi. Toe.
Hartsoms Oeagon High fcs and pattern N.A-r
Betssads
Esgans Casnet HursauS rpsatae and plain sa1. YIN
Marble TOPS snd Mrrors
s-rpestins aud sqlafc Mafte rcp Pier Tsba-.
Egyptian and White marble Top wash.tasa.
Mahogany Wardrobes Vauern
sewing Chairs Ch,lhen. Rpekis. Chair,
Rosewood Piano Stoo,. Rurraun
serpsniin- and Cared spfing SOFA.
Superior Hair Mattresses Loosiny
Mahogany CUSHION scat Arm Chair, Ac ke
Valuable new Piano.
NJ IL O'Clock precisely, F,r-. IN eh NJ.
hosany eAss mana aeaied BY -od" Pa Mi eqls .pv
instrument sold q n u. States.
" Pe-on' an want Of haEeme ard superior Furnur. ar,
sfeny invited 10 car Thascsy when
ot nspre'os- mn II fNLuE- BRO. Auet,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26

IMPORTANT SALE.-THE CATHARINE
Il FURNACE, WITH DWELLING: 1913 ACRES OF LAND
CONTAINING IRON ORE, WELL WOODED: FIXTUREs
PATTERNS, STOCK, STEAM ENGINE, ENGINE HOUSE
CUPoLAs, BtACKsMrTHS TOOLS. &e. &C, WITH EVERY
THING REQUISITE FOR A COMPLETE IRON MANUFAC-
TURING ESTABLISHMENT
On TUESDAY, JUNE LIST, Is47, will be sold
at Public Auction premises highly valuable Property
knowa the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26
r Ostpo n @ I'm G n { =.

In consequences or the non-atte ndence Of bid
de the above been postponed MONDAY the 18th
Of hpnL when will take paes Mathews Count House the
being CoHrt day. nh 26-eid TIfz CoNsIsruosra.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26
FIVE DEsIaAni.E nUILDTNG LOTS FOR

Redmond. ga March 1887.
Lynehbu's vyizAa viii publish week I'll day Of al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26
lotteries.
]. w. MAURY L. CO., MANAGERS,
Csueeessors Go =. q. Gregory a Col
OFFICE. NO I CRY HOTEL. RICHMOND VIRGINIA.

MARCH, 1911.
SDkih LOTTERY, Class N, for 1891, to be drawn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26


and Hardware, wish viii F.seai Purehass, o. Dolsa
Good IN tie Ncrthsra cities eEat em ou very v,a
meat. suitable for sPrns ses They coun
Try aetehltu to her stock. NH gO-1w
HOWARD HOTEL,
CSil Sis-i,s HigAl
Y + w YORK.
Corner OF Broadway and Maiden Lane-mosf
conveniently situated for bHsiness in
general, from its Cen trail pcs lion,
ot any Hot.I in New York.
'ENHE subscribers in expressing their oblica
II uops for hr VEN liberal patronage hey received N IN
above wcnknosu ard erenavc rslssll beg most rpetfni
F . 'oeta eostnuane Of the assurance mat
70 Hrt hr City bitter "a eu'trd comfort an
CONVEX elee Of sue her hoes wi STRONGTR Is
DsAYoss re MANIFESTED INVARIABLY To DEsEEv,
pubic
In add u-u1 convenience ave now two i,-
prirg hous at AID ~ ~ ard Tea foa 10 ~ in oaei
Gett tmenssd Ladies odn.y tsus e,n'onn. 10 The yi.b
and htbus o. yercha Faniss from ne eoartry ami he
CON every ely aod ne earl well departure Of lay
We u.t sor,hen will IND ts,meiv,. an siy com
s oi leiF onred Wits a. NC 'F aware hey rdg'
our large Readirg Room from every city ara sta,e
mn ls-iNe'm THoAAs WHITE, Propus,os
HHDS. prime 1t. Cro1 Sugar
80 hai' Porto REQ sug'r-jas. received or ale BY
ma - Pay co
french EmbToiGcFics.
w Preach EHsoaer,' vr,rd coaar. capes faces
nhat " No. a.
4 ATE PUBLlCA1IONS.-F Pictorial
~ Word hsatome volumes, comprising Assisn and Mo-
eru 70 son and he Middle Ages
Rshuons 10 Medicine. By Henry Hartsholn VI n
De way TO Live Wcu and 20 Be well live h, Mr..
Jhues New Novel; Castle of Ehreassn , Lords. r,msor,
hnd spiritual - Inhabitants. Ia ihy ani Ureaftsiy
AAhus ,hs soo' being Sketches Frcse ana verse By p
Talt'n Nd o. ne wiatd OF tho So. By lnrr,ham
Grahams hagatu- fof April For sale By
ma - 2 fIshhh, Agcnt under he Exchange Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGES.

County sasders viii md eI,min
stock before puTcnasi elsewhere. = & L.
Lynehbuig Va March, ISi7. mr. 2-2zwIra.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26

N R-Therc now the the Caihnine Furag e.
about COO Of PIG IRON Is4o azy pou Q,
which vii be sold the purchaser property uay de-
sire To eamHsn-e immediate operations NH lS-dliEeid
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20
Give Ne the Hand.

nv GOODWIN nARanY, EsoLaSD.
Give me the hand that is warm, kind aud ready;
Give INC the clasp that is calm, true aud steady;
Give me The -and that will never deceive me;
Give me its grasp that aye may believe thee.
Soh s the palm Of the delicate woman
Hard is the hand Of the rough, sturdy yeoman;
Son palm or hard hand. il matters not-neveri
Give me the grasp tina. is friendly forever.
Give me the hand that is true as brother;
Give me the hand that has harmed not another;
Give me the hand that has never iorswore il;
= Give me its grasp that aye may adore il.
Lovely the palm Of the fair. biue.veined maiden;
Horny the hand Of the workman o'ersden;
Lovely or ugly, It matters not-never!
Give me the gasp that is friendly forever.
Give me the grasp that is honest and hearty,
Free as the breeze, and unshacked by party;
Lei friendship give me the gasp that becomes her,
Close as the Irvine Of the vines Of the summer
Give me the hand that is true is a-broiher;
Give me the hand that has not wronged another;
Son palm, or hard haad, it matters noi--never!
Give me the grasp that is friendly forever.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20
Dayis,s VegelabIe Pain KILLER.

For The FIRST time introduced into this Place ~
For the Cur Of both and Internal complaints
this humbug the list Of respectable Druggists who
sell the medcne and the eminent Physicians who use il
IN their practice throughout the New England States fully
evince among whom, of the latter, Drs Wordsworth
complaints which this medicine will inyarabg cure
and no mistake, namely Indigestion, cosveness, Sour
spoonful Of the PAIN KILLER, in wine glass Of wa
Ter, after meals persons Of weak slnnacs may par
take freely Of almost any kind Of food without the least
convenience, and Il will always, when taken night
retiring 10 rest promote sweet and refreshing sleep Fol
further particulars concerning this medicine pamphlets
explanatory which may be had gratis Rising 5000 bottles
are sold monthly by the proprietor.
For sule Wholesale retail the General Agency OF
fee for this State, BUTTON 4 CLARK, Braftlrboro 4
Price 20 cents and upwards according the size Of the
bottle. 4mA
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

Custom House "Love for the Laborer. THE la
borers employed by the Boston Custom House have
recently had practical proof Of the love" which tie
paid officials of that department entertain for ihem
In consequence of the famine prices" at which all ar
ices Of prime necessity TO the poor held the steve
dorea in this city have had their wages raised from ono
shilling TO twenty cents an h0ur-whch is but fair
equivalent for he increased expense of living. This
advance, we believe, was made some time since; but
the lahnrers employed in the weighing and other de-
paTlmenls Q! the Custom House have, ill Wednesday
last continued at The old rates. On that day. howev-
er, they had the emery TO demand that Uncle Sam
should pay them as much private individuals were
paying, viz: twenty cents an hour. They had heard
much about the Hove Tor the laborer'' from these
Prcfessed Democrats that they hardly entertained a
doubt OF their snceIy least Of all did they suppose il
was only joke. Instead Of complying with their very
reasonable demand they all discharged, and other
aboTers, whose pressing necessities probably compe
led them to underbid their fellows, substituted IN their
places. When the reader is informed that he weigh
and gaugers, for whom these abores work. receive
over four dollars day, Sundays included the year
round, Tor their services, which might easily be per-
formed by boys, while the laborer gets only about as
many shings, taking the year through he can Judge
ofthe honesty Of these tools Of the government when
on the eve OF election they manifest nothing but
love for the laborer and Indignation towards his op-
pressors. --Bosion Courier, 26th uL. ..l ti'.s
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

Singular IL True, and Capital IL not Irus.--A
gentleman was passing along Filth street. where some
boys were playing marbles One Of them cleyery shot
his marble under the genteman's foot The latter
precipitaed her along with himself upon large hog
IN the gutter. The hog boted off, and ran between
the legs Of another gentleman. He FELL and ia falling
drew ke-string from the hands Of hoy. Down
The kite, anil frightened span Of horses attached
TO wagon 10 an alley near BY. The horses ran down
the alley. man who was building fire In a carpen-
ters shop, started up To what was the matter and
in SO doing dropped hg lighted match among the shaw
ings. fire was the consequence In the hurry OF
the alarm, man ell in the track Of Of the engines
and had his aHn broken--which ende this budget of
accidents. Quere: Is the boy who shot The marble
responsible for all that followed p Cincinnatt Hsf0ld
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

help me carry away this carrion. The horses won't
be quiet while il lies here
They dragged the wolf towards Georges wagon,
and then raising il up from the ground, the old man
took il by the hind legs, as though it had been a
hare, and threw il outside the line OF carts.
Well, Nicholas said George, to the successful
combatani, don't you take your place again.
No, replied the other, Il have enough, as it is r
Are you wounded 7 cried Louise, opening the
door Of the teiegue
Il believe have killed my last WOLF answered
the poor fellow in faint yoce.
gave George my carbine and FASTENED to The
wounded man A part Of his Jaw was torn away
and the blood flowed abnndantly from large wound
in the neck feared for a moment that the carotid
artery was opened and scarcely knowing whether
did right or wrong, seized handful OF snow and
applied it to the wound. The sufferer uttered cry
aud tainted away.
%, God 7 cried Louise, have mercy upon him
TO your posts shouted George, in a sientorian
voice the wolves are upon US
leit' the wounded in Louses care aud
jumped upon the cart
| can give no details OF the combat that followed
had too much occupation myself to attend to what
my comrades we're doing. We were attacked BY
at least twenty wolves al once. Aiier discharg.
ing my two pistols, armed myself with an axe
George gave me. The fight lasted nearly quar-
Ter OF an hour, and certainly The scene one of
the most terrible il is possible to imagine AT
length. and Just as was splitting the skull Of
wolf that hung on TO one Of the wheels OF my wa.
gon, shout Of victory resounded all along our
line and again our enemy hed-but this time il was
for good.
4 hree OF our men were wounded besides Nicho-
las, who was still alive, but in a desperate state
We were obliged TO shoot the horse that had been
torn by the wolf
m
walls OF snow. and resumed our journey. The
evening ofibe same day we reached small village
where we found an inn. that under my other cir.
cumstances would have been pronounced abomina-
be- but which appeared palace after three such
days as we had passed. The following morning
we parted from friends. the carriers, leaving
George FIVE hundred rubles to divide among them,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

FiRsr PUBLrc APPEARANCE OF ALExANpER HAM
LToN.-hlscdougal had been imprisoned for his
appeal to the betrayed inhabitants Of The colony;
and The "iiberiy tree" coated with hoops which no
garrison axe could cut, had been the raying point
Ior the numerous assemblies of the people All the
proceedings were watched by the Young coleeian,
who walked night and morning under the large
trees in Batieau for hours with thoughtful
face. Every week be read the honest "Post-Bo
mercenary Hugh Gaines's neutral "AIercury,Y and
the inscriptions brussels Gazette Of well.fcd
james Riyingon, printer to the King. On the 9th
Of July, IVA, the long remembered great meeting
in the fields was held. and the hot sun was going
down, and the multitude was about to separate, a
youth OF diminuive form aud pale, intellectual
face, assembled the stand, recouh,ed The expressions
Of the government, insisted on the duty Of resist
ance, and ioreod that the Of rebellion spark
ling with FIRE, would wash back to England the
wrecks Of her wealth aud power from the New
World. He closed amid breaihess silence, aud
the air was filed with the tumult Of wonder and
applause So, at seventeen years of age, Aexsn
der Hamilton commenced his glorious public lie
--GrisVOlfs american Prose Hriters. M
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20
A BOOK ADDRESSED TO
Those who Make Boots and Shoes,

And Especially to these who Wear them.
TIME Book of the Feei History of Boots and
Il Shoes with illustrations Of the fashions of the
Egyptians, Hebrews, Pcrsinns, Greeks and Romans,
and the prevailing styles throughout Europe during
the middle ages, down TO the present period Also,
Hints to Last-makers, and remedies for corns, &C.
fs sg' By j. SPaRKES HILL,
Patent Elastic Boot Maker to her Majesty the Queen,
the Queen DOwager, sc.
'Mr Hall is the most fashionable among the London
boot makers-and his book has been received with de-
cided favor in the higher ciicles = London Times
sFor such visions as these the disciples
Of the lapsione should be grateful.
THE sons of Crispin, and every man who has a
soul, should reward the publishers enterprise in the
preparalon Of this eeR ant plume Literary World.
Every lady who wishes a neat foot and a good fl
should carry this book with her to her shoemaker.
TO persons engaged 10 The boot and shoe trade,
this work will prove Of great value, while to the gem
eral reader II will be found more Than usually interest
ing. Home Journal
First American from the last English edition. Price
so Cents -, s.
New York. Published by J. S. REDFlELD and
w. II. GRAHAM. fssHF 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20
.OARPDg III s :

Extra Super thrce-ply. superfine and Common
Wooden Carpets. Printed, Ingram and Venetian Cot
ton do. Printed Bocking-new style.
LOOKING GLASSES, very large assortment
al low prices.
1000 Rolls new Style Paper Hangings, very cheap
Basket Wagons Live Geese Feathers.
CrOckery, China and Glass Ware.
n A large assortment, among which is one package
Rich Solar LAMPS.
Brattlehoro, April 26ih, I847. Sc
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20
BRATTLEBORO
Tailoring Establishment.
No. s Granite Row.

TIME subscriber would inform the citizens of this
IL and the neghbnTiug towns that he still continues
10 carry The Tailoring business his old stand d..
recily opposite the Stage House, where all work en-
trusted TO his care, will be done in a thorough and
'oorkmanhke manner.
He would also state that this is not The shop where
cheap sale york is made for any price whatever. On
the contrary he asks fair price and does bis work in
such manneras to warrant perfect satisfaction.
As none but good work will be done he has an es-
iabished SET Of prices, which he would invite all TO
call and examine. M
p5-Garments furnished throughout Il desired, and
cutting done at short notice aud warranted.
TERMS
iG@ All work must be paid for when delivered.
E.HART.
Brattleboro, April 10, 1s47. 6ws4
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20
DIR GOODS.

Rich new Style Mouslin De Lanes, bingham Mus.
Inns, Organd French and Jaconett do some at very
low prices English and American Prints Scotch and
American Ginghams; Oregon Plaids Cherry Lus-
trcsj Pon1icherrys; Alpines Furniture Patches ;
Gothic do, for Cnttains English and American Cot,
tons, beached and unbleached al very low prices
Brown and blesched Driings plain and ig ured Cam
brcs Muslins, Laces, Edgines, sc.
Hosiery and Gloves, large assortment Virtorja.
Sylphide, and common Peltcoat Robes. Imprrial
Quilts, Bath Blankets, Embossed Wooden Table Gov.
ers colored Damask Cotton do, Cotton Fringes.
Black, Green, Crimson ant Drab Moreens Ladies, and
Gents Carpet Bags, Cashmere, Ednborn, Bersge,
Coored and White Grape and many other kinds of
Chauls
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20
LINEN GOODS.

Brown Bleachrd Linen Drillinps, Linen Dowlas.
Sd, 49, ~ Linen Sheetings, Damask and Snow drop
Table Covers Brown Damask and Diamond do. -
Russia, Scotch. BIrdseyc and Huckabuck Diapers
Soperfne Damask and Snow Drop Napkins Coarse
and fine Crash so dozen Linen Ilandkerchieis. al
very low prices.
BROAD CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, a good
assortment
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20
boys CFothtag.
liberation,

VNHIs may certify that have this day aiyen nv son,
Il MARSHAL HUDSON, his time 10 transact business
oI himself after this date this forbid ali persons
ing him on my account shall nav none Of his debts
after this date, or claim uny Of his wages fs ~
SETH HUDSON.
Dummen.ton, April 90, ls47 faTf 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20
Grass seed.

IN BUS. Herds Grass,
~ 400 lbs Western Clover seed,
500 (" Northern do
f' 10 bus. Red Top Seed, just received and for
sale by BUTTON g. CLARK.
April 5, al. amss
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20
Liberation.

THIS may certify that have this day given my sous
Il NORMAN KATHAN and D0RR KATHAN, their
time TO transact business for themselves after this date
this TO forbid all persons trusting them my account
as shall pay of their debts alter this date claim
any ftheF wages. GARDNER KATHAN
Dummerslon, May !, 1917. ~ " 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20
PORTER & MOORE.
No. 13 Commerce street,
III "A r + + o II ID, CON NJ.

Have on hand and for sale large assortment Of
AAPiCkIED AND DRY FISH, all of which
were bought before the recent advance and W be sold
lower than can be bought in any other market.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20
April 1st, 1s4s.
SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING GOODS received Of almost
In every style imported, and manufactured in this
country, and many impaired articles very much
duced prices, and offered for sale al small living
profit CUNE & G0ODHUE.
Braitleboro. 80
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

NJ As many Wings doub. the policy proprie,y of
mating Gen Taylor tor The Presidency, and wish
give each side fair hearing copy from Boston Cou
rier article opposing this step:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20
new SPRING GOODS,
IA N-
No. z, Granite Row, BrattlebOro, Vermont
EBX
Az ne DWINRLLo

HAVE received large and extensive assortment
OF Goods which were selected with great pains, and
am confident that can exhibit 10 the public as rich
astyle Of Goods, and at low prices as any other
The following are few which may be found at my
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20
N e w a N ID 4 x T Il NJ S Iv Il
READY MADE
Clothing Establishment.
CHASE s. CRANDALL.

Halls Building....2 Doors South OF the Post oice
HAVE Just returned from market with complete as
Il Il sortment Of READY MADE CLOTHING, which
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

ohad, Smoked Salmon, Herring, Halibut Napes and
FINS, Sounds and Tongues, Sc. &c. Together with
a good assortment Of Provisions SmS9