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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-03
From the Morning News.
A QUESTION AND ANSWER.

A distinguished gentleman from a neohborino
city, in private letter, asks us question which
we take the liberty of answering publicly. Our
friend thus remarks on Mackenzie's vile produc-
ton
"What an infamous publication is Mackenzie's
book-the chief stimulus TO which seems 10 be
malignan; hatred of Mr.. Butler Yet how we'll
he comes out of 1t, with the scraps and scrawls
OF the confidence of youth, (23 years Of age,)
thoughtlessness and pecuniary struggles (to sus-
tain bank under prosecuting ran by the other
banks) thus raked up garbled, distorted and alsi-
fed. Was he Mackenzies prosecutor while Dis
rict Attorney or is it merely the spite of Their
sites for much he hated ALL but most The
best =" 1t is hard to guess why he published
the letters of Mr. Van Buren,, since bis aim was
TO njnre him, while they do vastly the reverse
In reply to the inquiry here made, we may
state that Mr.. Butler was not concerned in Mac
kenzle's prosecution, which took place at Roches-
Ter but was the Attorney General in Mr.. Van
Buren's cabinet at the time-of cOnrse it's res
ponsbIe law adviser. The law had to take it's
own course, and under it Mackenzie was convict
ed and sentenced to an imprisonment Of Eve be-
leve) one year. He made strenuous applications
Tor pardon and release from Imprisonment, which
the President did not think himself Unsuitable in
granting. We suppose that Mackenzie holds NJ
Butler responsible for presumed participation in
this decision, for which he has ever cherished a
very bitter and rancorous resentment. We well
remember that we united at ihe tine, with
great earnestness, in the application to the Presi-
dent tor MackenZles release feeljno a stronO
sympathy for the cause in which be had incurred
his liability TO the penalties Of OuI laws for rails
ing war within our borders against neighboIiog
government No recollection Of that circumstance
has prevented the person we then slrove, warmly
though unsuccessfully, to serve, from msnifesiing
throughout his book petty raneor against
" O'Sulivan," which makes IL ihe height Of com
pIiment that he has not been able to addBce a
syllable of charge agains, the person whose
name garnishes his pages petty freely. Thus
spieful against those who stroTe to serve him,
what was not to be expected against those 10
whom his resentment ascribes the failure Of these
efforts in his bebalf?-especiaIly when he was
no doubt well paid for the dirty work.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-03

The Express Of last evening has fling at the
Administration for appointing editors 10 Office -
When the Wings are in power, it affords Us plea
sure TO see Wing editor remembered Editors do
more work make more sacrifices than any other por-
ton of the party to which they may belODg-abd
why should they be marked ont from participation
in the honOrs and emolumenls Of place Had Dir.
Clay been elected instead Of Mr.. Polk, and we
were in control Of Democratic press, We should
have commended the Farmer Of Ashland had
he remembered our friend Brooks by giving him
a good place if he required it, Men are made
great, very often by editors and when made
great it is too frequently the case, they forget the
authors of all their gro atness.--W We 90 SoI the
Y Globe.
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a FTenchman is said to have realized fortune
by retailing remarkable eye-water, which, he
LOOK from the river Seine, and put up very nice
~ IN bottles When he died he left the receipt
Tor the benefit Of his dsconsoate widow.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-03

Dick, how is it that you are always possessed
Oh such store of fun ?-where did you get it q
Il manufacture it2'
What do you make it Of
Nothing Of any consequence could make
ION oi-you, bot for friendships sake shant.,
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-03

age, which would make 46l0 tenants, who have
paid this enormous sum. Dividing the whole
amount of rent which has been paid in principal
and interrs, equally among 46lU tenants, would
be sS,9S6 30l paid by each tenant; and allowing
each tenants family to consist of six persons,
would make 81 600 inhabitants, from whose labor
this large sum has been paid.
In the above calculation, | have calculated
compound interest at per cent. for the purpose
OF showing exactly how much has been extracted
from the hard earning of the tenants, about one
hait OF whom are and have been in debt for the
last 30 years and have had per cent. to pay
and those who have not been in debt, could al
ways loan money at that rate.
In view of all these facts, can it be wondered
at that Albany and Rensselaer, counties are so
years behind Duchess. and some other counties
IN 'h's State, in agricultural improvement.
NJ S.
The PATRON in his letter to the Select Commit
tee last winter told them that the average price of
wheat had been s 40 for the last forty years and
think the average price of wheat for 40 years pre-
ceding the year 1889 had been s "A.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-03
WILLIs's LETTERS FROM EUROPE

The proprielors of the New York Mirror have
done every thing they could to give character to
Willis's Letters, but without effect He will
put nothing in them and the public have had
enough dd nauseam. The editor of the Wythe-
vile Republican, thus speaks our sentiments of
them and the continuation Of the Caudle Lectures.
We liked the original by Blanchard, but never
relished the limitations by Douglass, nor any of
the miserable attempts at wh from some our coun-
trymen who took that style to vent their malici-
Gus spleen, against better men than themselves.
Ridicule is doubtful argument at the best, but
when it is used at second hand, it is contempti
BILE.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-03

<" Now we regretted very much that the ruth
less hand of Hnmbuggery seized the pen of the
lamened Blanchard who died after writing some
FIVE or six 9 Caudle Lectures'- and filled the
papers with spurious and nonsensicsl productions
Purporiing TO be the same Mrs. Caudle whose
husband attached himself to society of Sky
larks."
We regretted it, first, because Mrs. Caudle's
essays, drawn by Blanchard, on domestic econo-
my and the gushes Of conjugal feeling behind the
curtain, were 'nimtable and because The occa-
sion which called forth those bright scintilatons
OF Blanchard's genius, was one which would
render the continuance of them by another hand
almost Sacritege. IT was a matter of life and
death with him. His wife was dying he was
almost dying himself; and wrote these g CaudIe
Lectures" Gas nndersand) for the Loudon
Punch, to pay physician for services rendered
his family. They ought to have ceased with
poor Blanchard. But Kingdom for some hum
bugging, lean, hnnger.bitten scrvener, who will
slip into WiIIlss " Sanctum" and steal his
thunder" who will snatch his grey goose quill
and bore MS awhile with spurious hu,nbug, for
the original is intOlerable'
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Ferrupinous Chocoiate,


NOR the OF choro-s Nervous Affections Of the Stomach
Leueouhd Debility, and Disease Of Children Approved by
the Faculty OF Medicine OF PARIS French
Government.
Man, practitioners forms, and
To render grateful possible
gansthe difficulty o all the
the happest and best ndpub that Of the femsnous Che
colate.
The persons who VIII derive great
Ferrusnous Chocolate.
1st Women ls.d complexion. who complain OF difficult
r-si.s In ascending OF r"r-". "'
head; badly,
whose appetite Is destroyed sometimes perverted who Often
feeling OF eodness the lower and
general arrangement OF the whole
I'd Men who pale and of delicate constitution whose d.
sdisu and who exhausted BY and
will find ae for the Ferrusnous Chocolate
3D. Weak Children and especially those who rekey will
qure strength and their organization will fail deveope
self
4h Butts principally young budding
whose beaLh ianEuhing that Perrsnous Chocolate
will be useful brilliant and vivid eompIeIo succeeding
regularity all the functions of the and In word
houshing Of health supervsning viii only
utility ofbu the indispensable necessity for the OF the Feu
ginous Chocolate
fresh supply thi, valuable preparation hand and
sale by r. JOHNSTON
iu 81 Druggist
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lust received from Boston and Philadel phla,
- D. C. KINGS Norhern Law and Medical Agency Gun
plies valuable Law Rocks,
fiekerings Reports, - vols
Metcalfs do. vols.
vessy, Jfs Cbaneery Reports, 90 vols. for $50.
Browns Chancery Reports.
Hotau's Reports.
Greenleaf n Evidence.
Eng Ecclesiastical Reports
Howard's Supreme Court Reports vols
Law Library. 20 vols
Eng Com. Law Reports, IS vols
R-nts Commentaries last edition.
Together with fun supply Law Books forming the
and valuable collection the will
be sold lower than the pubsher
n
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GORDON Il SKINNER.


GORDON Il SKINNER.
No. 81 Main street.
nFFER for sale
~ 30 Ilbds st. CrolI. Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar
~ Botes Loaf and IS Bbls Clarified Sugar
800 Bags RIO, Iaguir and Java Coffee
TEA-I3 Chests Gun Powder part prime
Chests Black. do DO
Tea IN Is and 6 10 BoIes
500 sides good and damaged sole Leather
loo DO Russet Leather
700 Sacks Salt. part Ash,Sn's braRd
GOO Lbs sboe Thread
SO Kegs Du Points Powder
Cheese-in casks aud borss
100 Realms Cap and Letter Paper
225 do Wrapping Paper
$50 Bags live geese Feathers
IIurs Candles and soap
40 Dozen Red Cords and Lines
$50 Grndstones, Nova Scotia
10 Rags Pepper
10 DO Ginger
Ticrcss and bbis Vinegar
Cotton Yam Lamp Wei and Cotton rwine
Indigo Alum. Nader, Copperas
rs Kegs HORSE Fboes
as Botes Tin Plate
IRON rs Tons swedes Hngh Tfedgar Country Of an sre
American and Russis sheet Iron
Band and Hoop Iron and Nail Rods
Mould boards md Hollow
COPPER $500 lbs. Brazcrs, sheathiRs and Bon
ANEs PeniVntisry 9nd Barn's
srEEI, Mayors Cast and sbeer
American and Engii'h Bfgtered
Rpnng steel, from ~ IN 2 inches wide
Wire, Bock Tin. spetsr Iinc Nv
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THE preceding figure /

II
~ u -. 4. ,-.--.~sr ~ ,-.,.s -
XS e~.t a. M, m. - ~ - "a.
{AS kkA\1& d wai BE- ss.,e.s ,s.s ,s,es ssssv
xkNsSLk lace which iuds ATE. D., mi. 80.
vIN I'd are in hsahh bst e. ~. ~. :. 49,.
- liz SSs sick Life eannst he sustained vis-
s. "a W SE o,tn thrown OF non N. Mood
1kRR poses BY this means. nearly an m,
Impurities within The bo,s by
"in Hood Life ever becomes impure nay BE-
directly 20 the ,soppss. Of the Iu p.r,f,,o, n
requires any internal medicine. q, eans, A. n. ..s.
par,ae. .rlfby al the o.
Tending through nsenabe Per.paon. we ere
all whsn IN. blood Infected 1, a,
open tbs relieve. all mpurty instantly Its
own hes, and vitality suneeut particle
fo TO ossa the poes upon The arss Thus Ne sse The
eve, dire, much internal smsda an prseuoners how
Il ssems IN n. ~ 70 ies'oe me IN .eIspnon but
inst, nee :, m. 81 me propes one me ino"p.onah too
Homors,h,. s. .sroess y, IN yet oankrt The
doe. a. with m,,,,rs m sne nhops.hst beeds and
To rivr s,n. a.. 49,
win ,taie thai the I..rn.d M, ~ "a ~ 49, S
have Ave rsb,bs an IN ,.-..-- 80.
mach pscd or BY In osh-r NO. m -, ,., AMI snl
pounds day possds a oy ,bs
This none oiher than the up parielss OF the b,d and
Juices giving place the ebecL TIA
therefore, TO retain IN the the yup,
that nature demands body eyo VIXEN
ms the case the blood Of prncp deter
no.e pses the stin where they form pimples
ulcers and other roots
" uansnion from heat cold stopp~d
H.
M Hence soppage o. this now OF juices originate, 40
many Complaints
oy stopping the pores thai overwhems nanknd eoasb,
anu consumption Nnetsnth dis>s,,.
N ,r,sv 80 ,ss,ss ' N N n.oe reI'Pnsnon-
TO the .ursc to p,.eryr hrsnh I, ss ~ saeue
even Checked ribo., I,s,c,,, a..s " ppea;
Let me ash now .v.,y :. ia 80 - -. $500.
ret abIe 10 nur,ve m n.a a., % seens The most
Would YOU riy, pby,c ,o ,n.,on ~. -, y aIe epseat -
sonehin that ~oud do mi, Noon an. ,,. you Apply
actually Isl Would no, mi. n. eon,... ~ .Sts'ns
physician " no I'M, ,nv .,,sn., ."om o'
assign is that no medicine within ,he,, sno,,s me
psble OF doing these n,
clans and preparation that has mi. An n. an
esterent tits -hefLisrER'S LL-HEsLLSG oLSTNEST
OF the WoRLDs LgEf has power per.plr.ton
on the eet on the around old short
upon part OF the body whether slightly
has all huuors skin
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TABLE OF RATES.

At Meeting of the President and Directors Of the RICH
MoND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, the 18th day OF October,
lsl5, the wing Table OF Rates for the Transport
tston Of Passengers adopted, take effect aud
after the Is day sf December next until otherwise
dered by the Board.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23

DATENT SAFETY BANK LOCKS
Il The subscriber would respectfully PUBLIC
that he has hand and constantly MANUFACTURING
Locks Of description for BASkS
PRISONS, and Patent PAD LOCKS Rail
not out OF order. land FURTHERMORE TIL AT
THEY CANNOT BE PICKED: An orders thankfully received
and promptly attended at his Bank Lock Mandatory New
al New Jersey. n G
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.FOLIAN PIANO FORTE MANUFACrORY.

.EOLIAN PIANO FORTE MANDATORY.
TUNBE subscribers the right for BcnR and vi
emily manufacture COlemans Patent olsn Attachment
and Apply the Psno Forr with the additional rsht
vend the he USED OF the country
They manufacture Piano Forr of,vey description either
with without frame and without the folan At
taehmenL
Persons wishing obtain Of either kind fran
snufaeory hereby assured that in their orders by
mail shan be faithfully executed and prices they
employed agent, present themselves
To doubts the minds ed with
hereby such
from Of the country refund the purchase
ney II the purchaser not satisfied
Any person information relation the oian,
obtain otI~ PIA>o FuRrE send
ing their adtresst +. GILBERT 4 co.
n ll-6m No f06 Washington .Ro-tnn Mass.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

ssz..zss-sz ON and after the Sd Of December
~ Boats wllieave RehmoL Mondays
We'd e~ays and frtAys AZ NJ precisely Ind arrive in Ly neh
burg days at 81 P. NJ
Returning leave Lynehhus Mondays wednesdays and Fridays
at A. ~, and arrive in Richmond day at % NJ.
Passengers for staunton,
BY Boats will leave A. Mondays Wednesdays and
Frdays arrive in secsvIe at A. NJ and saunon by
Jpn.
FausAs and CiayiSs and HALTER
leave Richmond BY the Boa and with the
teTsvne.
nO2o BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
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To SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TIME undersigned returns his respectful thanks
70 his and public for the extent Of patron
age he years and leave IN inform them
pr.sn engagements for manufacturing Clocks most
deal with him viii ind HIM ready
cheapest % and most honorable terms and
10 devote III. rigia susRiisn TO their interests
Having engaged in manufacturing Clocks for
twenty he believes be has had sufficient o
tunes becoming acquainted with the wants Of CDek deal
add would hereby respectfully inform all who make Their
that they shall be furnished with Clocks which
canno, be surpassed point Of wo'kmanship finish.
fact that several manufacturers and dealcTs
are constantly sses and counterfeit article abeedis
Ne tenppe Jerome Clock" which fact unwilling scknow
superiority lie trusts that putehas
Of buyiHg direct from the factory
they the subjects Of this imposition Al
orders accompanied cash viii be promptly and faithful
sspded who send their orders b. mail rely
avou sceiviDg personal application Clocks In
Countries will be carefully selected and packed
references markets Al Clocks purehafed At
this esbshmsni warranted perform we'll aud the eame
win board vessels free Of "anspo aou
ph.re Win possible attention shall BE
laid friends and patrons he respectfully
CFib the Iaironsge Of all
Warehouse Philadelphia, at 20 North Third Street
Warehouse in Baltimore. at &C South Charles sirvst
FApTopY New Haven - Johns Street between llam
md Market oc 23-ly CHAUhCEf JEROME.
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II OOK TO YOUR INTEREST The sub.

OOK To 1UUK INTEREST The SUD
H ,erbers ecuy infotn and the
public generally they have reeevediher large Of
The NOS, fashionable kinds ready made CLOTHING Tor
,nlsr wear and To- whieh they additions
seey consisting every variety Of Ceaabs Coaks CoatNsus
Pauts vers shirts Coar BOsoms Stocks socks Hdks
eu.peder he ke-wh which they will be pleased ~ them
In NJ stye Nd upon reasonable terms
In the selection ~ their materials n
saufe goo5ness and beauty they have ksn
ksyns up under tofceuie dura
6Ay and neainess IT, peculiarly
a-abls 10 .ee from persons and for yourselves
al HOOPER a GRAFFs Virgins Clothing stofe,
Milf No Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23

FOR PARTIES.
= y Coopers Isngllss for Jeles
Prestons Erfsct Of Lemon, Sup. Vanilla Beans.
Nutmeg Cinnamon Cloves Spices Aromsie' and season
ng' Of all Kinds fresh and Of the best ap,ly For sale by
PEYTos JOHNSTON Druggist
Ella No. MS Main st.
Oh CASKS PRIME CHEESE
eDU 37 bags LaRuayra coffee
30 res w w Loaf Sugar
casks Judds Winter Sperm OIL
$50 botes sperm Candies
bbs Lnseed OIL
400 kegs No and RItra White Lead
20 eases silk Hats
Landing from sehr Lynehburg, and for sale by
de 10 DAvEEPoRT ALLEN co.
FRESH sUPPLIEs OF FALL GOODS.
- SUTHERLAND, Gus MAKER, opposite the
~. Banks Main Street ehmond Va has on tapd and
eeiVing and Of all In his
line Of business and he respectfully invites the attention Of the
pubic offering every nduesnen
To purchase the Of economy and the quality Of
Amongst NAV be the following as.or
which h. will Off the public the best
GUNS AND FOWLlNG TACKLE.
Superior douLe single barrel
Double and single plain -ubb twist Guns
10 do Go plain and imitation twis,do
DO DO do common German do
Brass steel and silver mounted Rides
Dwelling poesst bsl and travelling Pistols
| Sslfcockng single apdsiI barrel revolving Pistols
/ Gun, RIFE snd PISTOL Powder PIasEs
| Double and Sing shot Pouches ani Belts
Spit and Plain English and French Percussion CAPS
| spor'men'- Liquor Pla-is snd Pocket Tumblsr
/ Dor CANS, Collars, Whips, Chains asd Couples
| Huntsnen's Blowing Horns and pugiss
Wash Rods Shot Chargers. Cap Primers Oil Cups Balls
Pasnr Gun Wadiing Wad Cutters
Mahogany and teaer Gun Gases
| Gun, Ft1i and Rhs Lock-, Rife Barrels
Ribs aud forged and filed Gun Materials all kinds for Gun
| Smiths.
REPAIRING. &c,
Tie prepared all kinds q Repairing eIpedoasy in
The nesisa and durabe manner, prices a. will
make 10 the interest o. the public favor him
| ronaRs. no
| - Malaga grapes.
| Dn HALF EEGs, superior u,lsg. eno..
| JB,t received, snd for sale by ANDREW PTZZINL
| no2s Opposite the swan Tavern
L EMONS AND APPLES:
| - ~ boIes prime Lemons
| gobbh choice Appss-for saie ~ ANDREW P1zztNI,
! no2s Opposite the Swan Tavern
IfRFsH LgHONs--gS Lemons order just
| ~ q, hand, and Tor sale BY JosRFH BONAyrTA,
no27 No. 70 wsa saina
Oh TONS PLASTER, landing this morning,
III and forsasb -. ..u..
lDICRLED POEK sHOULDgRs-iO bib jusi re,eived--0or
| u sale INV noI9 GRAPE.
THEA AND COFFEE.-Superior Gunpowder
II and Black Tea no,ha, Java Mani ard Lssuayfs Coaes
| Porsanby JOHN CRIME,
~ 1S3 Main %.
CHEAP ORNAMENTS.
DAINrs In Mahogany frames only so cents Asotber 70
| II atnved at J. w. RANDOLPH coz,
| oe9S Bookstore and Bsodsry.
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TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

rNHE subscribers have in store, and are daily
Il expecting the following ARTICLES, viz
10000 lbs Mdtlng Bacon
10 600 do Shoulder do
10 hhds. N. %. and p Sugar
10 do co. Cuba and P. r. Mo'ases
uerces N. o. nd X. do
200 s,eks factory filed Salt
SO do O. A. do
goo bbls Ohio Whisky
50 do n. 2 Rum AID Apple Brandy
20 country Iron, assorted
do American Bhsterrd steel
so bags various krds Of Coffee
90 bbs. cheap Lamp and Coil Pit Oil
so boxes various kinds Of soap
10 do best sperm Candles
20 bbs prime Cider Vinegar
100 bushels pure Mountain Clover seed-together with
Teas Of all Mustard Loaf Sugar Spices Backing Window
Glass, Negro Shoes, Sole Leather, &C, Ge,
JONES q WINSTON.
be- he
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s's~n 10 rst.sssssf Ne Ia snst
~ rs~pin.iioh u y IA srvai eva.
esas.oa Cos Tia is.p auIiss cf he Lody.
u wa BE- nosiecd that thieh slspdy
s'Nt sssss irp. al points of The sur.
, nee, WHICH Indicates thsi this psrspi
ration fi,~ suninssr,ss,,~dlv when ss
are IN health. but cease whea ~.ars
siek. Life eann't he sustained with
o,tit u 10 thrown on non ths blood
and other juices Of the body. and die
poses BY this means. Of nearly an the
impurities within Ne. The bio..s. bv
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XAj EISIGER,S RESTORER OF HEALTH,

" EISIGER'S RESTORER OF HEALTH,
for the Of Dyspep's Chronic Tha,h and all diseases
disorder the and bowels Head
ache. Heartburn PiatuIency, Constipation &C.
Tn, celebrity which this medicine has obtained and
universally gaining where
introduced and the has sed within
the last establishes beyond doubt efficacy
radeay Chrone THRASH with their
diseases In the Re,toer gill afford almost
immediate relief AND effects great change for the better
few days but be reasonably expected Ia ds,aes long
sapdng that au'ary effects wbe produced
Cd from the celebrity has alfeady acquired
find much The
while others bottle aHotd them mmed
peman relief II impossible for physician forn
thing idea OF the Of medicine That be
indispensable fleet permanent In different forms and
Of disease therefore ths quantity must be In all
propoonate requiring only BOTTLE whilst
others may require sir OF eight. For sale BY
ALEX. DUvAL l. co,
LII i..u.a
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N EW BOOKS, this day received at the Book
i Y store Of Ell Hall, Broad Street, shoekoe hin:
No 30 Pictorial Bible
Wandering Jew, all the numbers for so
The Illustrated.
No 81 and Shakespeare. Illuminated and illustrated.
Part ~ Dictionary Of PraeiesI Medicine.
18Th No Hnclycopedia of Domestic Economy
Dr. wofs Mission Bokham.
Vol Library Of Language and
Are, Iiarpers.
Pulpit Cyelopedia
Bowling Romauism.
Crock Of Gold.
Many and valuable publications oe 20
TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVE a superior article Of Brushes from 90
TO o0oo very cheap general OF Pain
ARTICLES
Glass Of the best quality from sIio acIoo Wholesale
retail
White Lead hard In kegs from 25 lbs SO 500 lbs
The above articles selection and warranted good
ounry Gentlemen would do well call and eramne these
FOODS and Judge for themselves at ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop Main street.
Ne1t door TO the Exchange Banf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23

Confectioner and Dealer In Foreign and Do
NESTLE Fruit,
HAS Just received per schrs. Nassau and Man.
II II chester the following Goods, TO wit
100 BoIes crop Bunch Rasns
$50 Boxes do. $50 BoIes do.
so Kegs Malaga Grapes prime quality
10 BoIes Malaga Lemons ln fine orderl
Casks Zante Cmrans
Is Drums sula. RAisins
Is Botes Cfon (nnc quality
: Cases Brandy Cherries
90 D0E Olive OIL Cbest quality
Cases Pfunes IN Class Jars
Baks Bordeaux Almonds
IS Drums PiEs
10 Frals Masga do
Bales shsHed do
200 Lta Paper Shell do
20 Cases Canton preserved Ginger
20 Bores Roek Candy
1000 Cocoanuts, fresh Ard bne
do Chincse Gre efaekera
TouAer with large assortment Candy Of his manufse
tune warraRtsd equal a-y this any Other market hso The
sses, stock and the o. French and
F,n,v Good. Perfruery offered before In this market
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