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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-08
Abolition in Massachusetts.

There is vacancy in the ninth Congress.
ional District in Massachusetts, and there are
three candidates for the place--a Whig-and an
Abolilionist -and--'No meat Williams an ont.
an-out Texas Locoloco, who voted for annex
alton at the last session. In this instance as
well as in others, the abolilonsts who have.
we believe, about 700 votes out Of 5000, refuse
to unite with the wings, and TO elect man
who will vote against Texas in all lis forms:
preierring to send back the candidate who 70.
ted 10 perpetuate slavery, rather than TO elect
a wing who concurs with them in the only dis.
tinctive point Of policy which they profess.
We wish TO call the attention Of portion Of
the English People 10 this and similar acts Of
madness on the part OF men, who they are in.
duced 10 believe are laboring in the same cause
as Wiberiorce and GARRISON were in their day
Could Englishmen know that the persons on
whom they have formerly bestowed and per.
haps now bestow, their sympathies and their
money, are traitors of the blacklist die 10 the
interest of the slave, that they have annexed
Texas, and have caused and are causing an
emigration already, of thousands and tens Of
thousands, (beiore the end Of two years, to be
hundreds of thousands,) of slaves to Texas,
and that the mode in which they have accom-
pllshed this, is precisely like the case mention
ed in the above-named District in Massachu-
Setts, surely tney Woulu not be gully OF de-
leating their own ends by encouraging these
base office-seekers in their reckless and wicked
career.
Misplaced English benevolence, English
zeal IN the ant-savery cause, and English
funds, have been the principal instruments of
annexing Texas TO the United States Enc.
lishmen furnished means through and n sneb
men as Tappan, Brney, Jay, Stewart and OH
ers, to carry on their wicked, and, at The same
time, suicidal war on the Wings, when The Inf.
ter were straning every nerve to keep Texas
out of the Union. Engishmen were the dnnes
these men were the imposters, and the coIared
race the victims. IL is true they were deserted
by great proportion of the abolitionists of the
United States, who discovered their treacberv.
and denounced their motives. But thew an.
pealed TO England for sympathy, and for funds.
and, thus sustained, they caused the defeat of
the Wings, and the annexation of Texas The
same course they still pursue in Massachuserts
and Indiana, by using every effort 10 elec, lbe
Texas candidate. They persist in sending
men TO Congress, who are openly and avowed
" the friends of the extension ofslavery.
~. Y. Erprew
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-08

News FROM BUESos AYREs.--Thirly-two sail
of British and French men-oi- War were assembled,
at the last dates, in the river La Plate, with more
than 10000 troops board. The citizens OF the
United States, residing there, have appealed 10 Mr.
Brent, Charge de Affairs, who protests against this
European interference. The object of this large
European force is to put end to the bloody wars
that have long been raging there TO the disgrace of
civilization.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-08

In the Recorders Court of New Orleans, on the
Sth inst, the witnesses in the case of henrietta
blanchard, under arrest for shooting John Parker
Petliway, were discharged, aud the prosec uton
discontinued, on account of Petiway's having leil
the city. The Tropic remarks that the public SYM
pathy for this ill'used and deserted woman was
such that the prosecution could have been sue.
cesslully carried on; it would have led TO no good
results and would have raised storm of popular
indignation that would have been terrible TO the
hearlless and unprincipled deceiver. OF course
the report of her death was incorrect.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-08

VERMONT SABBATH CONVENTION is to be hold
en- at Montpelier the third Wednesday of August. The
object is to promote the better observance of the Sab
bath The call is signed by several clergymen of the
different denominations, Gov. Slade, Hon. j. Coamer
and Paul Dillingham; and others.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-08

Sares declared Free-The Supreme Court Of
Louisiana has recently decided case, involving
the freedom of siE or seren hundred Sianes STE
phen Henderson, Ivy his last will, directed that his
slaves, numbering six or seven hundred, should be
sent to Africa, by the Colonization Slclety. under
the following slipulations lin five years after his
death, ten selected by lot, should be sent in ten
years twenty more, and the residue in twenty five
years. The heirs TO the estate attempted 10 make
VOID the will but the decision of the court directs
the executors to carry out the intention of the les
tator' The testator has been dead six years.
similar case is pending in Mississippi, inyolv
ing the liberty Of 200 slaves.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-08

.Middiebury Coiiege.-Thirteen young gentlemen
received the degree OF A. b., oil OF whom took part
in the exercises of Commencement The honorary
degree OF ID. -. conferred mon Rev John
Hough of Ohio; and that of NJ A. upon Rev. a.
H. Stowcl of this State
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-08

~ Twenty-six million eggs have been brought
to the Cincinnati market the past year Total val
ne OF the Cincinnati egg trade $ls7,42S H.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-08

Baiking'-on the utility of bodily exercise as a
preventative OF health, writer in London period.
zeal lays II down positive that walking is Tho
most perfect exercise for the human BODY every
artery, from the heart TO the extremties, propeis
the blood quicker and more equally in walking Than
IN any other exercise. The blood is drawn from
the head and upper parts, where it is most slow
cry part.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-08

I'm 1ngrateful Villain MIR ). Goodrich of Bart
lett, N H., thad his horse and wagon stolen from
him on Sunday, in Baldwin, by scamp, whom he
had taken in to help him along to Notwithstanding
overtaken him while travelling on foot. MIR Good
rich aghted from his wagon on ascending hill,
man was left to drive up the h-when 10 as he
reached the top, he put on the lash, and ran away
mir Goodrich traced him 10 Gorham. The fellow
protested that il made him sick TO rdei the stage,
and therefore solicited Mr. Goodrich to take him in.
Portland Argus.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-08

CHEAP PosTAoE.-It is said that the rece;n,s of
the post office in this city during July, saws he
Y Express, were only $4,000, or one half The re-
celP,s OF june, under the old law. This IS Of no
great Importance. The benefits of the new system m
al 'u' s'auu-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-08

" Our democratic friend and neighbor viii be
attended to, in due season. You'll have to sweat
worse than you have yet, neghbor, before this hot
season is over
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-08

InE KILLER OF TEcuMsEH--The Kentucky
seems that Major Lewis Fgg has published s,oh
story IN handful, in Nelson Co, but Col. John.
son pronounces the letter, said to have been written
by him, forgery Nv" "'''en
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-08

NJ New PorAToEs have been sold here for one
dollar bnshel /! Brattleboro is great place.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-08

On Sunday about noon the Ocean House took fire IN
the kitchen and burnt down and three hundred in
mates fashionable boardes, turned out seek other
quarters. little before six O'Clock in the afternoon
the corpse of Samuel T. Gardner, Esq, of Newport,
taken from the ruins. Mr. White, connected with
the hotel, was missing; and several persons IN
ured by the falling of the building. The stables were
saved and good portion of the baggage and furniture
The establishment owned by company of gentle
men in Newport and insured at the American Of
fee for $4,000 Washington 10000, Mutual $4,000, tall
Providence ofhcesl and in Hartford at the Hartford
Office for $4,000, Protection for 5000 and Ena for
$4,000
p. S. Mr. White was not injured.-[ Boston Post.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-08

Poison couHteraeted By Electricity On the Goth
ult., Mr. R. Fowler, of Mansfield, took bed at the
Talbot Inn, Nottingham, and in the morning was
found apparently dead from poison. An emeic
was administered, bu. without effect and, as last
resource, it was determined to try electricity. AT
the first application of the conducting wire to the
chest of the patient he rose up but gradually fell
back again. Al the second shock he rose up, cry
ing out, sob, and then fell back again but al the
third shock he started up, crying out, "Oh God !"
and sat upright with ease. In short time after.
wards, he asked for something to drink, and tea and
coffee were administered 10 him in three quarters
of an hour he dressed himself, and appeared almost
entirely recovered He had purchased two ouncea
of laudanum and had taken the whole of it in two
doses Some disagreement with his wife is repre-
senied to have been the melting cause.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-08

~ Thermometer ranges 90 deg. in the shade
Beware Of green ltuit-bathe often and eat LIGHTLY.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-08

Louisiana Nominations. --At the Wbip
Convention, held in Baton Rouge, Gen VIM.
DeBuys, OF New Orleans, and Gen. Snarrow,
OF Concordia, were nominated as candidates
the first for Governor, aud the latter gentleman
for Lieutenant Governor of the State. The
n. o. Tropic says:
we have been present at many Wing Con.
veniions and we have often witnessed the out
breaking of Wing enthusiasm; but we do not
remember ever to have seen more significant
indication of that spirit which ensures success,
than at Baton Rouge. All but few small
Parishes were represented, and but one feeling
seemed TO animate the entire Delegaton-that
Of rescung the State from the grasp of Loco.
iocoism. With such ticket The Wings go
into battle confident OF victory.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-08

Nt'o material for making Paper-The WOrces.
ter Spy gives an account of a new material for
making paper found on an area of some three or
four acres adjoining Bell pond, which is to be the
source for supplying the village with water. The
tract OF meadow spoken of is found to consist of
hbrous vegetable matter, extending many feet deep
Aiter being dried II appears like hair or tow matted
together, and has been found upon trial 10 make
excellent wrapping paper. II Is said that tens Of
thousands Of cart loads may be readily Obtained
The Spy adds =
"This material is, undoubtedly, the fbrous part
OF water moses which have been growing at The
surface, and gradually sinking and accommodating
it would probably, in the course OF time, as il be-
came more compact and solid, undergo change in
its character and become peat Indeed in some
places in the vicinity, after going down two or
three ieet II already approximates in some degree
TO the appearance oil peat
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-08

HonderfM Escape During an interval between
the showers, yesterday afternoon, the house of Cy
rus and w r. Bliss, south of the Hospital garden,
was struck by lightning The fluid passed along
the ridge pole, tearing off the shingles upon the
roof and entering the gable end of the house. took
downward direction, breaking looking glass in
the attic, running around the wire of bonnet that
lay upon bed in the room, thence into the casing
OF the wall, and down into the chamber beneath,
shivering TO atoms another looking glass, before
which an old lady, the mother of Mr. Bliss, was
standing, and then passing out without further in
jury. The most remarkable circumstance of all il,
that Mrs Bliss escaped without the slightest injury,
although within about three feet of the glass Sew
era individuals were in different parts of the house,
but no one was harmed Damage trifling.-Trans.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-08

WooL.-The new clip is arriving into the city
more freely, but yet there are no considerable
sales not enough doing to establish prices. A sale
OF 10000 lbs. Pennsylvania 6eeces, selected was
made at 3sc per pound, 6 mo, Boston Adp 9ng. g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-12

VuNHiS discase Il 90 common, and ofiep 10
shrsin< - ts.saA Ne arH ~ 49, d an en-
pestereed Phy.iei.n
Th-rr q Us-sh ~h,eL nay b narrowed BY
- rss A. ycpsons q which p-iess snsessd win
th assss> rss frq~ssH espAi. issslr hi-
req long usual obas sn<ssss about
ahsafson Ia IN ssrsss a. sfs shs sesd of being
sg smaller thas u-usl snd j. fsket
n cms<"n ys socsi eop>t tbs
NE n 10 vod NE uriss AID b stD ssseraay hds
IN s habit % sscsv. 10 of
s er p>>se Of The By IL Nocturnal
are eonssnn SYMPTOM Of th. espkzfs u
mucous dseh.se iron the Usk which adhsfnx
oStnm o. The rsessvinG WIN
rsvztsd nafsr te win -. qufe
vosdinS ~ urfsr. and hhswiss rssersi debiav
Tie isssd<.as ess-s % srieturs nhznnAtioa
p&n ssseted winch tkekenng of
posoe sdbssve matter arou That produce
dnaanaoa Of he dzes>r % ea.a and
nes TO eonssisshe rf.tion III Ussr may prove
Structure srs Hence tbe tss.< vsy ssssssy Ga,.r.
r o. nay be uced by dnkiag rd.s by dreei
ts5uy The art whena pafie-e kkornx Go.orfa 10
90 inpud<sa 10 isdss hard riding and drntnx
Po.s h.sh 10 tbs powsf prese.s aiy
Whn parept r,et
cal aeu,iopes he should nediaie of n ana IN.
pSeauy adhere bo The sven; unapp oapcs
asd trareufion s>sr ara
an ndpufabse fart thai number
fe present oom9aaat had deuh sssaia b.Ieious
attain 10 % esJ snsr bas and painful search.
Dr bAsTLrr bot upjuy ceehfaied for
Structure of The urehru numS-r rr.eS,ee
~ particular s.nch Of ths profon FUZZY ss..r,ioa
t.f Ne VIII udeaks lie and e,es and sf
ieef perfect cure k-ferrsees given required
~ Once ons door below Tn Tfinsy Chareh Auentapce an
sssss during ~ ~ aad svs.ins
kcHSoss Dec 2. ie4t.
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VOLUME 81 NUMBER liz
BALTIMORE LOCK HOspITAL

ySraA cv.ss,a.H --.-C =. -
~ IT,. so %, - sS.'D MDk 0osk0 kNo3 A4kYkn0aa
yNJHERE NAV ~, 80. -, -. 49,
vHfcnc may nc oNnincu tho 0oQ pUp4y
W remedy fes Gotovshr. ciests rns<sur. 49, w.
sa.a - 'hs LON. .sstoss q - xdssy& e. sssv ss
ss,pv !, ~ S.ess. - l'--ll U se'Ftrrs
ACUkE WARRANTED. OR NO CHAR0n nADR-
In FRoA ONE TO TWO DAYS. - -
Attendance from 4 n. IA so~~s-- IN a = -.-A.
mn -
A ,.uh., ~ a., ~. SOhIy0 OrN, ,..-,
~. ~ us 10Y. cohsre % rsvsous. fkcs.Snss q -
npousee.Us Han Looeoc and orsds.s 80 81 -
~ - 80. 60" - ny - ee.-shes 10 ~ sls>ss he1ssn
- 49," 's' - esvss,Asy ~ sn &C., q . f.stl q
cxRrArS ptszAsa. r.ss II -. "a -t-.--
$3.50 -, ~ !, inpfsa.ns ~sssu q ps<ssss - - -
in'ieed ue -eeds o. on< painful elscasa. oAr.
an musd -nse Of shss dead di.ps~ssy drsss ~ -
os. s.s s. as.yos "a, ssseaos .sd rsspss,Av =
hotrd dass naks tsir appearance. sueh scsrss,f -
.sh ss.... .sssr ps,n. !. ,ss bed A. fa< ss
,s ne, =. and s,. M prsrs s.s
and ". victim o. ~. A.. N, s ~ se.ss 81 ~ - 49,
commentator TIL Death pa 49, sss ss sssdx 49,.
sss a D., SoHs TSns sssnss 20 ,.v.s ss
vnsbl secrecy and fruus brs e.e.-,v. - - -
pnAs o. karop- asd America he esasssss.s, -r<s
ca. cure 20 '"s an''''a'''- v's'i. e -. s.sss -
IA =. u,.i,,~.o,v f,., a.. - r4rrl f-cis
disease, o~inr 20 the un-ki0ul,,.. ~ - ha
Of deadly poisoa mercury ruin n ea,rr,. y -.
IN. r.sdu, N hi. ~. s..ss -" w" sT sns~, ss ale
Fatal MAIanv
iflions By certain pr.eues $3.50, 49,, >'s F'ss nskess
Wh.,a p,y Lar vo,nr -. ~ s s - {. l'1a
eyjoyneo,s OF M. BY Inc r,. - an - r.sss -
and intulging In a certain s-ert Han. 80 pna
contemplating -''- 'seh Ps'''s. ~
Mappr,cr .fs...
slouu r.n.et That, .o,,d - ,S.,
=. - soehn mi M sni body are the ueees>sv
m on,,.y ,n s hafe'sess Indeed vnhsa 49,
h"a' darkes 10 the vie~-,he hreos<s h..sss -
pat ard h'c with The meaneo red-esioB that IN.
anHhef seeonss hl,shtsd with owa-
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
Dr. j. addresses ,oans aud al Who ha,. sur.i a.
Observation-Disclosures Or TIM, ,,,x,.-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-12
BRITISH DRY GOODS.

BRITISH DRY GOODS.
Try recent arrivals via New York, we are in
possession OF the remainder OF Spring Importation Of
Br'. and seneh Goods comprising Iare and varied sort
men adapted especially TO the Virgins ona Trade
We ash an examination Of these ooss pledge th. the
shall lie sold low they bought any regular bous In
'he Onioa. KENT, KENDALL q ATwATER.
ap2
EEPlS0 HOUSE, and House Kespine story domestic, life
N Edited BY Mr.. Sarah Ians Hale price 37te.
spl DINNER 4 MORRIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-12
PIANOS SOLD ON TRIAL.

PIANOS SOLD ON TRIAL
To be returned Ia NOT good
&1S4 BEING fully satisfied as to the real
Nf II excellence OF the kind Of Pr.so Fo.Tr.
We nave been selling for many yearswe su eo.sinu.
I'm Ior safe upon the terms Proposcd sbove VIZ On ma
On s-n run be least risk IN buying Piano Of u. Tbrv
At, ., eeeV 'n'hz hai We represent them TO be.
rowet sweetness, and ton. are h.,.,. 49,
TASTE and durability Of workmanship are IN N.
s1s, advantages to the purchaser IN he WV Of ,.,e
'on-iiAvns always hand a large a.sorn,sp, AZ 49,, 80
a,s =, NASH wooDHoUsE
W. &c vain st. on the Ruins III Old
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Y WARE AT REDUCED PRICES 8.
THO'S & CHA.S ELLIS.


I8Psrters % Dry GsOSds, Hard sa 70 md c. derry.
1870 N. LOG Mas st-xf
HAVE now in store their entire stock Of New
Spring Cood< Ts<y prepared unusus induce
en tnerehan and purchasers, tei: oek Irre
as 'ea.on They "a IN any GOOD 10 very
Evers veedus and Inning oe.sNaysor Cos e.ss asa shear
Spades. q 6pe srsieie p 3 ss.i ~ 49,
ho.hnd Axes "speeesssfSeen pcskst and drt ksivss
sne veh Stable Knives and Fosks
Nc o. and hAhef soar pocA<s and aLe
Anvii<L Vices, and Cutlery
mers yfILs Razor and -Balehsf's-
bebows and serew raies Sh-ss CoaEes Drawing Knives
BED secws square and dst headSseyhes iuehes
sofa sprtngs Clue Swsrrou Bore. an Cap-.
Knob Chess pad uunk and all Kind,
Loeh Spsd Cords sbi Leading I.ipes
5'oet Lek OF an ka6s hon eSEpsl and French
70 " inches Csps ~
sheet Iron Tia Plate aud ErSDoasie and single Pis
Plies, Rags. sass and Adzns 8 tols
Mil - Gu, and Csesar SAW SBeu sstzi K~ttI~s
Frying Pam. Rat Traps. aseSTea K-ies and sape. Pan.
. sleeves fShse Thread, all kinds
horse Shoes and shoe Nails SStrap Hinges and Butz
"f"usm osh ineh aud BradssevvS Cmblets And Auguss
o"of Loe and rum ytio>s entiou and
lure San Of Wmrrrsosss make
apH AR
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ROBERT MOTT.

Aouse, Sign Painter aaa 9laxfsr.
Ma <-s~ % EreA<.ss B..a Rks....x v,,rs.Ss
rsceived further supply q rAiss. CsyI ossr
- varuisis-. With nan<fs Brhcs and An
se.t of rrsneh si Americas Window fou erIo 10
sszas inches all Of which he dvus sn up on The
nsoss rasonabie tsrnA-
n B-A hrs. aprS Of soap Paint for s.,e low, %
psuor paint Tor Tin shinxed Rsofs. ..f.0iafl R.R
d d
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-12
SPRING STOCK OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES. DYE-STUFFS,
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, &C. &c.

SEhhNe SIoCk OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES. DYE-STUFFS,
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW-GLASS, &C. &C.
WE have now in store, every article usually
Northern Cities from tmporters and
Tor cash which enables to onsr Cony
Asreinas aud Others who may favor Us with call
10 bbls Nc. Caster OIL
10 do EPSON saus
50 Ibs Calou,ei. Eagi.h and American
500 do r6sed Csmpbor
eases powdered Jsap
do do iSsss se''
I do Peruvian Bsik
do bs,tEns eaie. do
do do do lump Do
do Asxafsida
oask FLar Sulphur
! do roll Briuis,oo-
do Cream Tau.t
do Carb Soda
I do Blue Stone
so bs Rhuh.ri
cases refined Bcr.I
D essk f:saIus
easks Peastsh
bbi pure ground sins-r
tags raes Ginger
bsgs Pepper
bags Aa-?ee
III Glove.
hsz Nuir-ss
Dbl Mac.
500 lbs Carsaeea. Indigo
200 he best Maeooboy Snuff
20 eores extract Los~aui
rs bbis Copp.ra.
10 bos Alum
5000 lbs White Ieadnoa
1000 bs onbra Madlet
eases chrome Grvn
do do YeHow
do dry Veriisris
do pure ground ver.sri.
20 cans hne black Paint
casks veniran Red
do spanish Brown
10 bbls Spanish whitng
1000 gallons Linseed oil
lsc0 do pure winter sperm OIL
500 do Paae fall do d,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-12
WOOD LAND NEAR RICHMOND,
FOR SALE. sH

THE subscriber rs authorised 10 sell n well
wooded uses % iAsa Meadow Bridge Road of q
ms q NJ eoresaroa hn> h ps.~s easy eAcar IN,
land IRON te a of Ne WOOD sxh bsinr The
hnd 70 any dee of shy By mailing manure
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NATIONAL HOTEL

NATIONAL HOTEL,
"S.s CoORTL-dSDT STREET, and 81 LIBERTY STREET
NETWORK,
THREE DOORS PROM BROADWAY.
INNS NEW HOTEL will be open on the Goth
instant when the propretors will happy
,he nends and The public with board The lodging loom. are
S ann airy And the Internal arrangements cannot fail
10 please The location being the business, od,
10 merchants from other country not
surpassed BY any other House n city.
The Furniture, Beds, BeddnKs are all new and made or
pressly for this establishment -
Families who wish Parors with Sleeping attached can
be handsomey accommodated =
M subscribers assure their friends and public that NO ef
'o on 'he part shall be warng comfort and con
venence Of then guests and share OF their
patronage they hope by duties Of their
vocation, 10 give enlre satisfaction
NH Jim vyycYoyr- a. m d.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-12

MORE BEAUTIFUL SHOES
FOR L HI L LADIES.
WE shall open this morning another beautiful
10, Of LADIES' splendid Cater Boot. and sLpper
lowing kinds
Ladies' Fancy sin Cater Boots
Ladies' Splendid Bronze Kid Slips
Ladies White Kid Slippers
Ladies black English Md Clippers
Ladies Beautiful Black French and Kid sl;ppers
The,e Eoods Of the best quality and beautiful w. in
wife all the Ladies 10 give US cali
ap23 PtTTNRY 4 WATTS
SA BOXES Woodruff TaEow Candle.
OO 100 half bores lluns Patent do
Receiving and for sale by
CARDESAs aoLAssEs--so hhds Cardenas Moa,.,. p,p,
~ quality for rtailing for sale by
mh2t DUNLoP. MoScURE co
CUHRIE's sCOTCH PLOUGH
HAMMERS and others are invited to call AT
u Office and examine this superior Plough which has given
satisfaction 10 all who have Tey are warranted
70 please and can be returned ihoy DO For
nh ~ SHIELDS n soMERvuLE,
ENrLEmESs Chlnseu Boots aBd Brozan, % our
~ maks, al in every poet IN the wos
foe sale by The par OF dozen, BY PIX. WHITE 4 co,
mh26 No. IL Market Rridgc.
SMOKING TOBACCO
WEh've in supply Of above article the Lang
w horn" Anaisisad" brau put up pound psy-rs-fo
sale BY apil-u HENRY LuDLAM 4 co.
iSsEED olI.-I7Oo gallon. pur, Li.seed oa 20 bares
- sp's TuPen,Ins For 'aiehy
abs ALRX DtrykI A IN
NEW ORLEANS SUGARS AND noI.AssIs-Ieo md. \
quaiay. and in en- orief and for sas BY
spi wv aNDERsoN 4,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-12

STONES Co.'S New Cso,hnz s.asv 40 m MAJ. a.
received by the harstaa Burr hrre asor~eat az
Iwee froek and Beaver Froek -
sA Neye and hsriHo Vests herDo shis Dnver. A..
On sfoek ana over Coat- which very Io, prc.,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-01-24
For tic Waicllmnn and Joulnnl.
WASHINGTON COUNTY

n D IYUn &. Co.,. In ,our roror IF tbo
,ot $685., a"om go a u' p,La ba,S
aG,t f ' nu,d h"ro,, n,;'a,o
H ,o' ,anuo "o u; LAZY mia'o
Wa, W w "'u "'Sa e." a ono ,;,;" ,,II
~ u" G ros uouO' '"' as'V ,h ,o,
oe noo'ou ou. y, 40 qu'." 40 ;ie 'o'es
coulu Ge co"n.eo' ms II SINS 70 .ie' - saying
'noFe t'iuh you oIe warrai'eu ~ saying. c uo not
now IeconeoS 'er"'onl eNGa ash'cs we "cne eI
uovelnmen' lIr al aPProp'iasion iGf any PUBIC
purpose put wlIat mas peen granteu, neIil'1nts
aPPlcaohs u a"y ,iave
oeeh very lew ana lar between Turing 'he time
that MI r1nnlman was Collector o. me public