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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

E B. PALMER The Agent Tor most OF TIE best NeH,
papers of all the clues aud principal Towns throrghoua a
country und near receives Advertisements dts co..
cry Newspaper ddreTtisns Asr,cy in this huildlnE.-E,
rance H, the Coat oyFIce rsn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

SELECT EXPERIMENTS IN MEsMsaIsM-J. P. Webster
recently from the souih hes located in NewYorA and VII
give private experiments in Animal Magnetism Monday
"Wednesday and Friday nights Of each week, al his
dence $50 Hudson.S Cbarles Experiments TO eor.
,nence II; O'clock Tickets, admitting Gcntlemsa sai
Lady, 81 90. Also Clairvoyance Animal and ElecEo-Ms,
ne,ism applied 10 tue Of diseases daily. Coz.
sullAon hours from O'Clock NJ. TIL n. II. DIS 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

DEEssISG CASES The subscribers call the attention o'
tho.e making presents Tor the hocsys a
sonm-nt OF the aooYe-comoining every article OF he 0
Ia The portable yet convenient FORM and for ceaPar'
and durability are unsurpassed. For sale by
g. SAUNDERS 4 SON, III Broadway,
d2iit 4 Few doors above Cor.laaG.s-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

P,tMos.-Mr. Cotton, friends will remember, girs,
his Lnue hing Gas entertainment, with series interesting
experiments in Chemistry, at Pslmo's Opera House this
evening This afternoon past s, Mr. G. oilers Lee.
,urc on Mstrimony for ladies' and gentlemen. No ehais
fnr adj
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
p To-day being Christmas, we shall publish
no Evening Edition.

To.pAYs oUTsipE-F1g Pase.-Forefashers Day
tp washington Mr.. Burke's Concert; CbrisInaa Hoi'
days In Rome; onondasa Salt Fourth PaS-Death
Warrant Of Jesus Christ; Court News; A Yankee in
Havana; Sales of Stocks; Marine News; City Despatch
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

e At,HaEle Green, Wisconsin, quarrel SI oe
CURED recently in grosgery between Jesse hseo ~
Boston Oanewood. which terminsted in the ees'A y
ased By being ssahbed with knife by psnsweo6
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

y PICTURE FROM LIrE.-The venerable Senior
Editor ofhe Christian Advocate and Journal, himself
Southern man, says he has No sort OF respect for
Northern men, who Shareholders for gain from
necessity or by inheritance" and adds:
I'VE know them to be the cruel and exacting OF
masters. native Southerner who has grown up from
infancy in the midst of slaves played with them when
a child and divided with them his bread and butter
and whatever else he had the good fortune receive
from indulcent mother; accustomed TO lisp the ap
peations OF Uncle Jim. or Aunt Dinah, Nam Sarah.
when speaking to the elder servants s generally when
he arrives manhood, kind and indugent master.
There are, necessarily. exceptions. but affirm that
this is the general rule. But your Northern who is
Shareholder upon speculation. is, with some excep-
ons possibly exacting and relentless wretch, who,
ii gold could be squeezed out Of the pores OF his slaves
would employ the hydraulic press for the purpose. He
is the of all slaves and despsed by all native
Southern He held to be- himself, the slave
of Mamnon. with feeling than his whipping
post, and conscience than his cow-skin. A
specimen this class OF slave apeculaors sits for this
picture. We draw from real ife.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25


GREAT SUlr.-The batture in front of the Sec
ond Municipality On. o. after having absorbed the
tenton OF the public and the years ago,
again about become the subject of legal controversy
on gigantic scale. The heirs of Peter Deabgarre have
lately sued the Second Municipality before the st Judi
cial District Court Of this city for the undivided
fourth part of the batture extending from Deord to Ca
nal ST. and from New Levee.st the waters edge The
plaintiffs reside in Newiork and have employed Messrs
R. y & A. N Ogden 10 prosecute their claim. They al
lego in their petition that the heirs Of Edward Livngs
ton vino also reside in New York the of the
remaining three Ourths oil the land IN question Randei
Hunt Esq has been appointed their ad hoe The
baure is worth between five and six millions OF dollars
and has naturally aroused several new parties 10
forward and intervene in the suit or part
owners of this valuable domain The parties begin
TO thcken. and the magnitude and number OF the
legal questions involved will. doubt elicit the
ablest efforts of the New.Orleans Bar. We shall
keep our readers advised of the progress Of the
suit The State OF Louisiana, by her Attorney Gen. has
fled her petition OF intervention denying that the heirs
of Deab;garre and Livingston have any title claim 10
the property. andasserng ownership to be in the State
the batturc having been formed by mpercepb.e
sons since the admission of Louisiana into the Union
Ii expected that the United States by the District At
torney will also become party TO this important suit.
as likewise the First and Third Municipalities. who claim
that the proceeds ofthe bature should be equally divd
ed among the three corporations of the city We hear
also that the Commissioners of the General Sinking
Fund vino represent the Old City Corporation intend
putting in their claim also thus all the parties interested
will be tgants in the suit and there prospect of the
matter being finally put TO rest.
Should 1t be decided that the property belongs the
city of New Orleans and It's proceeds be divided among
the three Municipalities 1t will enable them pay off all
their Liabilities the last arthing reduce their
zero, and 10 undertake and execute municipal im.
provements scale unequaled By any corporation in
the Union. n. O. Delta.
ECCLESIASTICAL TRIAL.-The Genesee Synod Of
the Presbyterian Church New SCHOOL, in session
at Buffalo, are engaged in the trial OF the Rev: A. T.
Hopkins Of that city, charges preferred by Hon. s.
Wkeson. The charges "unchristian and unminis.
ierial conduct aud falsehood dupcity. SANDER and
prevarica,ion" The alleged basis OF those charges is
some transaction connected with the visit OF Rev Dr.
Chalmers one of the delegates OF the Scottish Free
Church. There has been trial before the Presby
terry, who unanimously acquitted Mr. Hopkins and
severely censured his prosecutor The later appesed
The eXcites great interest Alb. Eve. Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

NIAGARA SUSPENSION BRipGE--A writer in
Rochester paper Mr. Flax cou,radcts the -eport thar
n British Board of Ordnance have reported asas. the
project of Bridge the Nsgara River. He says
the subec ably discussed about 20 yesrs ago and al
but those objections Were afterwards Withdrawn and
charter granted with greater than arc now asked
for There is doubt it is stated thsi charter
will be obtained in Cansds and the Fridge constructed
within year II the Bridge is considered dangerous in
mitsry view that danger be removed by breaking
i, down in hour It is supposed the undertaking can
be accomplished for the sum of $4,000.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

II This Is the great bargains in the pz
chasing of Dry Goods Ut G. X. LoseeS, i9s Grardst Sc
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

RYPoPHAGoN SoAP.-Just received frorl London fre,i
supply ot mis- most celebrated Shaving sogpor aale NJ
o2iit q. SAUNDERS & Sun. III Broai~ay
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

Mus1c.-Atwill, 2ol Broadway. has sent US The
following pieeea: when child rosued the green
selds through" Arshna Waltz p my sekuafal Val
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

ALroaEHRs MisraKE-The Tribune names
Mr. Herrick Of Name the fourth Loeo-Foco member
f Congress who had the independence TO vote agans,
Texas mistake in toto. There ia NOT particle OF
LocoFocoisru about our friend aud neghbor. Hon Rich
ard P. Herriek NJ c. from Rensselaer, county who Ia
she only one Of that name IN the present Congress
TAlbsny Eve. Jour.
kr We acknowledge the corn but must add
by way equalization that the error was discovered and
marked. though unfortunately aos corrected IN the
proof
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

n We understand that the Senate yesterday
confirmed, in Executive session, the nomination OF
Hon. LOUIS McLAsE appointed BY the Presi-
dent ofthe United States in the Of Congress
10 be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
Tertiary from the United States TO the Kingdom of
Great Britain. Nat Intel. W ednesdsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

The Directory was made out before the mass OF
the City Offices were filed by the Loco Foco Coun-
ell which accounts for the small number OF City
Officers above stated. We note several who are
City Officers bat not SO set down in the Directory,
and believe the whole number Of these in the Com
mitee must be not far from dozen beside the live
Adermen.-All right, of course we ere finding no
fault with the Committee, but we do say that though
the thirteen Rumsellers may personally be as Pro-
gressve as the Globe warrants them, we fear their
business ;mpedes rather than nccclerates the pro
gress of their customers, whether physical moral
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

TIE coLprsr Yrr.-The Albany Argus saws j.
The thermometer a. Brownvile, Jefferson cor,,r -
the ll,h inst al A. NJ touched ls,degress below zer
on tho l2th same time. 81 below srownvale is .o,..
whs. famous in this way. On the 5sh February Sc tbs
mercury, there fell to 81 degrees below zero
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
THIS MORNING,s MAGL.

r The Legislature of Georgia, on the l5ih
inst elected Hon EuGEsIrs A INSECT, Hon. HIRAM
wARsER and Hon JOSEPH HENRY LuMPKis Judges
ofthe Supreme Court Of the S,ae-the first for two,
the mex: for four and the latter for six years Messrs
Nisbet and Lumpkin are Wings, and Mr.. Warner,
Loco. They were all elected without opposition.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

IRON cusA,-The schooner Ca,harne, Captain
seos from St Jaso de Cuba, whence she sailed on the
sa 'nHsaat arrived yesterday morning No news ppor
'anee There esaa been plenty of rsn IN the I.., and
crops werc ssRnssnt. American produce WV. nen,v.
especially she article OF Fish. which was dr, IN mar.
ke' in consequence Of the arrival of ssrernS French
yessels 'eNeA
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

" THE CHRISTIAN PARLoR MAGAZINE for
January offers its usual variety sious reading Pub
lished al l4l Nassau.st. by Rev. D. Mead
ESs PARLEY's MAGAZINE and Robert Mer-y's
Museum vol, Xl. No for January, is before Darius
Mead. Publisher. Ill Nssssus;.
" THE MOTHERS MAGAZINE for January has
been published by D Mead isl Nsssau,st-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

ELECTION lS TESSxssxr.-EDwIx Il. EWING
Whig, has been elected by majority of 1900 over
Sen. Trousdale Loco.Foco, to fiji the vacancy in
Congress occasioned by the death of tho late Dr.
Joseph Fl. Pey,on
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
n General Committee of Democratic
,ys,g Young aIon, Dec. 18th, 1S4J-

EFhfN OuHE
N,clved Thst be recommended 20 the D'mocratc Wig
yeups Men Of tbs City of NcwYors, to assemble al the
He'd Charters In heir respective Wards un esn
directed by their Delegates this Com uee on
Tdsay sweating t1ns for hs purpose eecting two
,Sstes from each Ward 10 constitute their General
rui,iee for the ensuing year.- By order
.<THEO. z. TOMLINSON, Chairman
JOHN d. LYNDON Secreiafy. d2 5ts
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
Orphan Canal Bows.


We find in the Syracuse Daily Star the proceed
ings ofa meeting Of the Citizens of Syracuse held
on the 18th inst to consider the condition of the
Orphan and Destitute Boys who are engaged prin-
cpally as Canal Drivers during the season Of
navigation. Hon. DANIEL PRATT presided, and
addresses made by Rev. Messrs. J. w. ADAMS
SAML MAY and Others relative to the condition and
necessities Of this much neglected class.
], appears from facts elected on this OCCASION that
there are about 5000 boys engaged upon the NewYork
Canals one half OF whom arc orphans; and nearly all of
whom are destitute OF home the approach of Winter
Many of these boys under twelve years Of age but
their extreme YOUTH and hapless unfortunate condition
are not sufficient to exempt them from the wanton
wrongs tho part of their employers Most of them are
precocious well in vice intellect, and the Canal
just the place to put them through all the gradatons Of
crime from stealing siXpenny loaf bundle of hay
up TO the most daring burglary and even murder itself
Indeed in instances they instructed in theft
&C. by the Captains of these boats who endeavor to
give those in their employ kind of an educa
ton they have themselves received. At the close of
navigation these drivers generally destitute of
money and comfortable clothing and congrega;e such
places Utica and Syracuse, upon the line of Canal
and practice upon the community the evil propensi,es
which have been nourshed and exercised upon the Ca
nal. They to be regarded outcass. They have
no home-no friends TO advise or assist them-no in,
strucon except in vice. and the jail is often regarded
by them asylum Ofthe sixteen hundred convicts
who have been inmates OF the Auburn State
Prison four hHpGred end e'sk,y had been Canal Boys
In view OF these facts, memorial 10 the Legislature.
drawn up by Mr.. May setting forth in and elo
quent language the condition of these boys adopted
by the meeting, The memorial asks that the Legisla.
appoint supervisors guardians of the canal boys
in suitable places by whom registers shall be kept of all
the youth under 20 years of age who may be employed
within their several sections without whose knowledge
and permission youth shall be employed upon the
canals and whose satisfaction all contracts shall be
made and all accounts settled with these boys and
tabsh convenient distances along the canals houses
under the OF suitable persons. where those canal
boys who have no home may so, and be made comnra-
BILE, when employed upon the canals; and where
they may receive such mental and moral culture as they
may need In such establishments we propose in the
charge of men and women who would be interested in
the work and competent perform il these neglected
youth may be brought under improving saving infu
ences.
The iuemoriais,s ask that in addition 70 these
Homes House OF Refuge, 10 be established at SYRIA
cuse for the benefit of those boys who may be found
guilty Of petty crimes.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25
Tsmmany General Committee.

Neishbor slanlu, in his Globe of yesterday, gives
al,t of the LocoFoco General and Young Mems
Committees elect, which be introduces with the oi-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

E Hon. G. s. oRrH, staunch whig, was
elected President of the Indiana Senate on Friday,
the ll,h inst race Mr. Bright elected to the United
States Senate The Senate of Indiana is politically
ied and i, was not until the goth bsllo; that an cleo
ton WINS eflectea
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

Club. &c &c. .,oro-
Richard French, do do (four different srosgeries2
Alb! neighbor sIamm we sadly fear that sundry Of
these gentlemen will make not only their opponents
bu, their supporters see stars'-see them d0udie,
living ON their backs in the gutter as to get first
rate position for stellar and lunar Observations
Running hastily over this Democratic General
Commiree" by the help of Doggetts Directory for
the current year we make them out as follows;
Whole No. 10 choose 81: contested; net So
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-25

WEDNESDAY, Dec. n
ASHES-The sales to-day some $50 bbs at 81 10
and few Pearls at l2i. Prices are steady Expor,
from lst TO 23d December-Pots, 1852 bbls PearlT
il2 do
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
REM OVAL.
Joseph BONANITA respectful

ooEFh boNaNII IA respectfully informs his
~ n.nt and the puhhe generally he he's r.moy-d IA,
Confee tionary Fancy store
nHu NO 'si W No &c Wet Main Street MESH.
Van I~~ smih Co aod M.ssrs Tbo- r. Prize.
Co. "h'- b. hopes BY -iei ar
unuaRe. Of fayour..
constantly hani and Assortment OF Freneb
Csniie and al other k3 Of Together with
Fesefa ss ofrn Of hne as IN. an md
dei fruits Preserves Of all Goods Tow.
Having hiey returned from Norm with arrs ana ,.n
-e' " 'ool- D" L-sarts hos with call
ihal lh' 1nal''y aud price eaEnot fiil please.
The Sub-eher public the i.
at"tAs" tetozron hun for y.ar AMI ~ he han
~ TO see thei Al hs Store, WHERE prepared TO
SCI
County Merchants would DO well To cal on hya
s,SErfi BoSAvrTA,
No. &c West Main strs-t
DC R.chmonf. Va.
CpFrs SUPERIOR iRoh SAFES ~anaLtsa Ia a.na longer
ht, a, P'usLug. -.
PiTT-suCE 10th May, lsl5
Do hereby cefy thar Apnt IsIs rhsa my oae
IN Tins ey was destroyed hy my and rae
s-e Se we're Preserved perfectly uainured although IN IL,
"fs' OF u" hia-s dnfnz tn whae a,f
% by an hsse>tos Fire Proof Che,t Manufactured BY Iahu
20, ALLEN KRAMER
Nj h. "a 90 EIolaas- Btoser In \ large business
Ibs r1o~ins from u eliEeu uks "a, burned
oai toa'e i'se since since IN BALTIMORE:
Mr.. Sun, Baltimore:
srsnE Certificate OF your Asbestos Cl q. puS
sbed IN the Patriot CT the instant krr,b, ,te Tor - len,
III ut others Thai had all R-. nancy T. mr.,
'e''ei "a one II s-nI sess yovn, respectfully
-. JOHN CARSON
" Ne agent. for H.. manufacturer stnisA s.f. d al
x WILLIAMS lIANALI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
MEDICAL COLLEGE.
. kICHAoSD. ~.


'INtE winter Course al Lectures i'm the Medi
cal Department 90 i-sa-n yts-y Con.r. ~in comm. ne.
~ k'ehn"i Gu Monday tho s7h ~ OCTOBER .. aud cont,
Aus until thu last of February fara~in<.
hs Low '"tsS- and Hospfts fss- has
r~ Arrangement has ben NAE stud.. an the "A
vases-s which obtsinsd siintsn in the a.
In addition IN the usual f-etur surgical Myict Crr,,r
rn svss frxsAry Al I- ccsss Hn-aaL tiny 10.
rensensi.v and Aroouy BY ~hss sus-n, h.s. III
opns'y Of wLe.sns the dis-ases south and
~eh No VIZ be called upon 10 b,.
poes-'onh he The number % and surgical ot.,
uau' ~heh hsss ssep yearly performed Medical
las already es-d io The coB-ss Hospital reputation OF
-sd,ns School Coz ssrsic. Instruction.
nria N.d,ca-
n L. BOHEMIAN. D, Prof o..,,tie. and p,...... Of
woas-h aud Children.
JEfFku,- WYaSS. N. D.. PROF. Anatomy aud pby.oIo.v
huGs L. WAkNkk. NJ H. Prof-s-os Surgery.
rCkhTks aAtiPiN u. u, ProG Chemiary and Pharmacy
CAkTkk r. JOHNSON. ~. L.. D~noa-traiar Of Aaaum,
Im seusiase. Of Nationals foe e
sue eomfo % tho pesrs Room stud. 70 nd,
In tn of Surgical insiIun sa.S
Good Boarding. including ft AL s;ty..t..
can BE- procured nom $50 Ia q yer
Current BANK Notes IN WHICH IN, stad.,t. NJ,
SIDED will b. taken for Lek.ls
AUG l.. WARNER. NJ d,
thsn Of hs FaEu ify
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
DIR. E. D, ROBINSON

CONTINUES 30 g'yu his attention TO persons
.need with ChoHis, and .uyo-sJ aeuabL- forlp. OF ,
re- H sssees- tk, Botanic prseie- duEz t-.
J"f ns a.-e'oi 'HFI aree nal y may
eAtl Renewed aud entirely Persons ADJOURN.
under Dyspepsia Thrash Complaint Droi.y scr, Brup
ehh Consumption Piles Caeuli Rheun
tis Ier TenE ChLTOss Dyssaenonhea rto nm
rter ke wi1hnd their Interest To -ye h rial %
ees are sHeeessniy treated BY Natures rrn- with euapa
lively little pain and the dsuvctI,r
the knife aGd AL shrI dsea- ~htou r,rar 70
maine" tor matter of but easseaaene. what IA. a
p4sIe ihs Exchange Hotel "
" rsf.orsfH distance obtain The Doctor
\ supply 81 Medicine for s4I- whol-sae and retail.
RebhlcBc. sept gu isI5 A.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17

IN bNE TWO DAYS
Attendance from ~ ne nornisx m 10 af siskf
DR.. JOHNSTON,
member Royal '.a-s. % ssrrsos. L. .,,... ~ A.
aPssh-sa. Hat Ioa"a raa..s. NJ. .s- e =, 800
!" u'- human hsH'e' but especially ess-. 4
ckHrsiS vsEAss, Sep
WHEN hr nl-easi.d AMI ps>s~~r,
i'eed the rods VI tLs pssni tos on. 49,. -
an n.d --ns- Of -san- dr. discover, Atom - ~
APPLYING a. thos~ ~h- from r--p. -. -
once beif's1-i bus sssy,hs tau sys :. -.
a. s IA. as ,hs spve.aAe. such :. s's.ss-d sHrs.A
d-ts-ed nos nocturnal the hsaLs s.> J.
sssht s-aipss- noss am. -. -
bad prosr..-iar os With c,.s,., -
pal.i. the aouh or The ts.. ~ ~
ssd the vietiu % this hoxrS -,
COMMUNICATION "a, a-sfh dr-as0s .ssrss. h.
sealing that ps i.,.u~ 1890
thersfrr Dr. pdsss ps..ry. ~, - -
sh .ssfeet ai "o" ns sstes-s. psiie. % ", 6r,t -.
pAs Of Europe ani AHere- he eoahssss.nv .sa...
-s and SPEEDY e"r- 10 the v,sI % ,L.. ss an.
his n-asesoly fact that rho,-..a. fan ,,,, a., -.
~ % - VOC ln..na".- .. sn"'.Hi " NJ s..
" '-, asady poon nerenfy ruin the a. r,th.r
nd the "Hsru"as '"ae'-' 10 sn- sr.,, o. AZ. -.
FATAL MALADY
~ TASH N"Ier-TLos- persans ~ bo kay, i...,.s
't'iauoss by esriAin ps'i'e- speedily cured
sAdms :" Ia. paIsos shSad be AN The uso., 20
S1as sna iHaasAs a. e'ia ~ a.La SAGA p-r..ss -
MARRIAGE
rhoah reject thAia m.Ld aha tod ~. M, -
rauisitss to rroinos eonnahiai happo.ss ia,,
Ts~-t1s n,ns s.eons. y, sso.s.
pAif and t1-d With ihs rs~etos ,hsrts
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
pl addresses Joahs men and an .turss ,s.,,
IMPoTENCE-wEAKNESs or THE or~,r,
ORGANS
-. -. ' po~si The psnaJ hsqasauy pais IN 49,.
are 700 apt TO earsna eEeess-s from b.ins ,..,, ~
tre deposres Ihs gravel ana from ~ sxss
ysthr sbu-e Of the ssnuai -res.si,. w..
WIN that untsTssand ssb-et viii sI,,s nj 10 Ne=
~ @ - ps.'es hs sooner hg .-< .hs ps.<,,e. %.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
JOHN V. HARDWICKE,

AZ just returned am TIE N"Eh with tie mos asl'pnabr
Goods the tTsdriL.y be ei'ced IN
qJAiy lie and the
GENERALLY call and lie pledges b,,seh se
asonabe the quality be purehz-.d
An ANY .,y IN the Ifua,. ea7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
Z II n A IL ALL =.

TAiL sCFrLY
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHESWARE
~ the ships Monezun,a and Adirondack via
- Nr~ Naii ABi The vrEnias Point fron I,rr.t
& sssSrter has received poion Of h. Fan sI-
ana y inc shiP bsrS away ot Liy-rpooL daily -
~fo D. VIII receive The ,ac Chm. and
t-nhrn~arr direct fr-n tho Manufacturers soa.-.r % ns
slAp~s and PaJrJ-=
~ ihs tesaa pagkst ia RECENT OF M. ,ut
Plies OF Gas- ou thu Manufacturer aaA j. prepared Ia MIR
ven Ia 81 aud sesals saseor sui- ~ h,. linz
10 ell who MAJ want
Country Merchants and others invited Ia ,.mi
his soos and be offered mo-
Who Suy ot cash, and 10 punetuai customers.
age aSsDrni-nI Of Lard Ianps Lno,nR Glasses Stun,
ware. &c on hand. HUGH A. WATT,
an 20 No. -, Wsa AsH Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
'lNO SHOE DEALERS. GOODYEAR,S
CHARLES CARVILLE,
81 Pine "a, New York,
AGENT FOR THE NEW YORK Mills

ONEIDA co. Ny,
AS FOR SALE, BY THE PACKAGE
u 81 an n. Y ah shmt.hzs
50 Eitra .ul.r Water Tvs, = a.ss. supeIsI I.Lt.s
Eitrs Tsilsd leans
torded SKINS ChAmbIays Csmbte Dn.y
Anda very gsEerAl PAlIsIosl atun.
u very superior styles
ALSO. A. AGENT FOR rue HUDSON PRINT WORKS
COLUMBIA d,
\ .rIy general assortment Of PRINTS AND FURNITURE
PRNlS comprising al the ktesi N .ssn
and skth N execution, al surpassed
ALSO ~ AGENT FOR THE IDA MILLS. Troy NY
BFSLIhLS -AIRSHfLL. ESQ. Prsyr.asrJ
Al the NAous iabr,e- uat. that eSbhhinen Thss. with
eohsienn'r nts uni various -hib an s.-
urni Of coIToN GOODS worthy thu buyers from al
seons q" the county whom most IA
NOursbh-
New York Oct IsIJ. A. aa-sn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17

RRUEN Il CO., Manufacturers Of Malleable
Iron Castings ibe Rail mad Depot, foot OF Market
NewAtk ~ ) manufactures all kind Carriage
and Machinery, Taiors Shears Cu-s Knives drscrp
nor Ma-aLIe Cutlery. Collars fo
every sind and character Of Maeabs Castings IN
Europe OF thsConnty We invite Carnage. Harness Saddle
~ Manufacturers. Hardware Merchants Buki-is AMI per
sons who us- such aTcer the South and
uS aNsi' ~h-e "y viii be abe PURCHASE
over The p'iee pad tor the article the Northern
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF Y0IiR
OWN STATE

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nat cay papers Ia-d lri PLAIN Alto printing rsy, J
wrapping pa@rs 81 various loves, wholesale
70 ~hh u'y invite public attention ASSURED aabr. s,l
Wee ih"f manufacture ~iu bear arson With
u any Nof'rin FACTORY they P-ps- ~ tI,, ass a.sf
any description OF pa-r Inst - customers ma,
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