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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-07

EARTHQUAKES At MExIco. A Mexi-
can paper gives the following account q
the late earthquake in that CITY.
AZ the time we write, remarks the Siglo
of the Sth inst, the inhabitant of the cap
itol OF the republic are s,ill under the IN
iluence of the horrors excited by the earth
quake of yesterday, the disastrous effects
of which we are still imperfectly acquain-
ted with.
Yesterday at 90 minutes past 8 O'Clock
P. NJ, The oscillations began, slight at first
and then stronger. The direction Of The
motion appeared to be North and South.
1t lasted about two minutes. The shocks
were terrible, nothing like them was ever
experienced before, and the condition Of
the buildings too surely proves the absence
of all exaggeration.
We were by chance upon the great
square at the time, and we witnessed n
specticle not easily forgotten. In an IN
slant the multitude, but moment preyi-
Gus tranquil and listless, were upon their
knees, praying to the Almighty and count
ing with anxiety the shocks which threat
ened to convert the most beautiful CITY in
the New World into vast theatre Of IA.
ms. The chains surrounding the poriico
were violently agitated; the flags of the
pavement yawned open, the trees bent
frightfully, the buildings and lofty edifices
osclllated to and fro; the immense arrow
which crowns the summit of tie Cathedral
vibrated with astonishing rapidIiy. AtJ6
ko
1t is impossible yet to ascertain the ex.
tent of destruction. Not house or q
door but bears the marks of this terrible
calamity. Many of them are crackef
and greatly injured, others are toiieTing
and others entirely fallen. San Lorenzo
La Misericordl, Tompeatc, Zapo, and Vic
toria streets and the Grand street, have
particularly suffered. The acqueducts wcr,
broken in several places. The bridge o
Tczon.lale is demolished. The HoSpita
of ST. Lazarus is in ruins, and the church
es of San Lorenzo and San Ferdinan,
greatly injured. The magnificent chape
of st. Teresa no longer exists. At ih'
first shock the cupola, building Of as
tonishing strngth and great beauty fell, ani
was soon followed by the vault beneaii
the tabernacle and the tabernacle itself.
Fortunately all these in a church, s
much frequented, succeeded in escaping
At eight o'clock lasi evening, seventies
persons had been taken from the ruins o
other buildings and carried TO the Hospital
At three quarters past six, and quar-
ter past seven, two more shocks were fell
They were however, slight, and occasione
nothing buta temporary renewal OF terror
The authorities did every thing that yea
aud humanity could suggest, to carry hel
to the victims, and restore the acqucduct
which furnish water to the city.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-07

The Corporation of Huntsville, Ala,
have fixed the license for retailing spiritu-
GUS liquors within one mile of the court
house, at $2500. OF course the object is
to abolish the retail business altogether.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-07

Br. Choate, of the Harry Of the West, is
out as candidate for Judge of Probates of
this county. Dot Dem
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-07

"Married, on the 9th ultimo, by Rev.
John C.Dunly, Mr.. frederick Pulse, aged
lO2, to Miss Darcas Mannon, aged 81.
all Of Jefferson county Tenn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
BOLD ENTGRPRlIE IN rhE SOUTH.
The Ailan.ie and The West.

We have already adverted TO the purchase OF
the Monroe Rail Road in Georgia by n Northern
Company, the object of which is 10 connect the
western waters with the Atlantic. New lite and
spirit seem to have been infused into the Georgi-
ans, in consequence of this movement, and the Sa-
vannan Republican thus talks of the prospects
ahead
ave have spoken Of il thus far, merely profitable
speculation the purchasers. These however are COM
paraIyey tring considerations The advantages 10 be
derived the people Georgia. the City Of Mscon, and
the seaport the Stat resulting from the new aspect eiS
all air. by this sale OF the Monroe Road, regard
absolutely incalcuabe. IL viii give oEly Allanuc
portant and productive region OF country Ia u Union II
will u connection between the Southern Atlantic
Cities and the Gulf States the hand and ;he Lake
county the other Already the people OF TenHess-e
alive the Importance Of extension OF our State
Road Nashville. single glance at the map Will show
any the this is accomplished, the re
naming link between the Atlantic end the Lakes must aDc
will be supplied. That could he made either 70
she Ohio TIyeT b. connected directly win
the Lake improvements point near the mouth u
Wabash The whole distance from ChauanoDga 10 either
of these points considerably less than the distance from
Savannah 10 Chattanooga.
Georgia will nave accomplished her portion OF the work
fewyeafs Is too much Ia anticipate That ihe Keen
sighted open hearted people of Tennessee and Kentucky
will faer performing their portion Of w5r TX which
emneBIy national Us character. and which, AT M
distant DAY, will become the bO'oughlae Tor po
puhuon that IL destined 10 UumhCr many millions
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12

psSsk u sssaia,s As-sks.
~ 80 ss.a sai sas esssss
--h Als,a. -ss.a ALL esas sssasl.s ssaasss
whsA generation. paafa and
drussiaa under the hie.-ias
efA knA when
sin hrtay blood be eradestrd and ths entail
Cd, al rvcr by of saeds aapsn some Of the
wrought BY this considered ineara
ee they testimony
Hut the voice heath
restored VIII sp-ak Rhrusai.n OF
dsa-es relieved with rapsy and BY this
For further particulars evidence sspsss
value pamphs winch may agents
gratis
~ Prepared and sold Wholesale retail and ros elposatoa
H sands CO. Drussists and Chemists.
ns~ No "a Broadway ef Chambers
Sold Also by ALEX DuvAL CO. Agents. Main street. Rich
mond Va R1- Price ~ Rotti~. bottle. for as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
rHE ELEcrlnN lN LouIslANA.

The gnIan, Wings OF this Stale, mean TO keep their
flag waving aud 10 their dEy under 1t rnanfuIy In re-
fcrrng tie spirit manifested by them in West fecana
the New Orleans Bee says Tie declaration contained
in the last sentence paragraph above quoted Is super
fuous TO all who have had occasion have had, to
mark the invarnble consistency, fidelity and unwaverne
zeal Of the Wings OF both Feicanss. nobler band oi
trnsy and well approved Republicans IS not TO be met
with in the broad land For and
against hopeless odds, the gallant Wings Of the two
Fecanas have a;eadsty breasted the iuroads Of Loco
Focosm, always combating brsVey, always bringing out
their entire strength, and never sltenng or dsmayed-
When other sections of the State have hung a!ocf with
craven indifference suffered ngOrious defeat, the Wings
Of Felicana have still strven earnestly TO avert On inau-
spcous result However the various contests ia our State
may have been terminated. upon them responsibility
d.voyes They have rlwoy- done their duty, and have
permitted local quarrss or scotons considerations
a. Influence their sufoges. We do eneriun doubt
that the present suggie thty Will snow themselves man
fully sustaining their share IA the iabors OF the campo en-
with their usual deyoledness and contributing ier best
efforts TO the success Of our glorious cause"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12

ssgslns ,ts lssa,a.s ~ .f ssa,ss.saa At AaI .aAs
SAD u Tho sasptaa a worthy oi vusaIa
aConvenuon asAenblsj. hope ID will be oompoAsd Of
men able and willing to ssss m The regeneration Of the
Sa not tho drones Of the hivs-but the laboross. the
thinkng acting. enetgec who know that when they
have the will, there 10 sl~ays seeomplish good
and wise undsrakiner Let the people manifest tho lie
glslaure mat they and the Legislature will be
IN esrnsst too. Then shall have actions. instead o
~ords-seons worthy the Law givers of State, whoss
in the ascendant, and though partially
obscured desned We hope TO shine again with reaova
ted splendor. s I GEORGE W. MuNFORD.
WIN. II. MACFARLAND, --.
TH0S NELSON. NJ. ID.
CHARLES +. OSBORNE,
u. PETER v. DANIEL, Jr.
HENRY l.. BROOKE,
X. r. 'DANIEI..
JAMES T.. HEATH
THOMAS II. ELLIS,
BENZ. r. MINOR.
GUSTAVuS a. MYERS,
RICHARD h. GOOCH,
J. A. COwARDlN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
MOVEMENTS ON MEXICo.

A letter to the New Orleans Tropic, from Pen.
sacola, after the arrival OF the Saratoga, says:
"Commodore Common has determined to keep sways two
cru,xng oil the MexcsG sud Texan coasts
loving them occasionally, which will secure constant
communication with Gen. Taylor and husei here In the
OF declaration ut war, manifestation OF any
hostes the part Of Mexico, he will sail directly for
Vera Cruz with the full squadron and lombard ST. Juan de
UIos and the city
Herrera the present acting President, has been elected
President ol Mckee, and Almcne. the late Minister To
Washing on Is Minister either OF Finance or Wsr--the
hrst probably Mexico does intend TO declare war
sgainst this county, but will its endeavos
reeonquer Texas So, there will be the field Ut battle
WASHINGTON RAIL RUAD-REDuCTIoN OF
FARE.-We learn that the Board vi Directors yesterday
resolved, that and after Monday the rate OF rave
the railroad between BIunot- aud Washington shall be
dollar aud each and four
mile intermediate places. The round.rp system OF
charge the ne. This step but
with general acceptance We take it for granted that in
consequence the coach lines will be Withdrawn,
all the travel will be thrown upon the rail road and
that the Aggrcgie OF travel will be steadily increased
der the low faro policy.-BdI. insr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12

The Hon. JOAN p. kENNEpy has been nom-
mated. with hearty unanimity, as the Wing csndi-
date for Congress in the fourth Congressional dis.
trict Of MARYLAND. The Native American
candidate is JouN MckIM Duncan, Esq. The
Loco Foco candidate we have forgotten.
Mr. Kcnncdy's qualifications kaownto the
nation, but we very much fear the third party
nomination will have the effect OF defeating HIM
On this subject, feel precisely as do the Wings
ofPb,ladephia. expressed in their late resolves -
"Ths, the Wing party is OF principles. born with
embracing the rights honor ana interests OF all our eoun
-of measures which have upheld and -'il uphold, the
welfare OF all SECTIONS OF Union for all tme-ihs' there
never was period in our history, when the conservative
energies OF the whg Party necessary as now, io
the land from without and wiihin-irom the pros
traon Of industry the loss o character union and emery,
.. people, and the forfeiture OF the high aud holy hope
Of the founders Of the Republic"
And we think. too. with the same unfnching
body of Whigs-'that dependency is folly
which no fac, in the past or present can justify
- THAT il is only Sin character with those who
would seek a wretched excuse for 4 sordid and
dshonorable treason.
We think, further with this right Judging and
glorious body of Wings, 'rhat the Wing creed Is
ample TO cover and shield all our common country
to meet every dangrr-redreSs every wrong
maintain the common weliire-snd transmit our
country to posterity. as undimmed in its glory as
when we received it from fathers
Such sentiments cheer and re.inviTorate us; we
feel refreshed by their uterance and anxious To
nfuse their vivifying influence once more into the
bosoms Of the Wings ofNrcinia. When the hour
for exeron again shall come. let every genuine
Wing remember, that IN or out Of power, when
true to the grea; conservative principles OF the
Constitution. il is true to the Country-and that
these principles should he bu, the dearcr to the
heart the more they are menaced and endangered.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
TuERIGUT SORT0F VCTA1

In the Woonsccket PaH,ot. nouee the advertise
ment OF Mr.. Mary Irons, wherein she gives Old Irons
such dose a. viii not 81 wei. E- stomach Mary is
an nonef aud c'mper, the spO4-o;.a,hing Arthur hi
probably .oHs 60 found OUT
""hereas. Arthur Irons has TT to advertis. me a.
having .e his bed and board, c.ryHg of hs cbiiden
&c, therefore hereby give notice 10 ell who may feel in
icresed }" the matter that said Arthur Irons since h mar
mage, has lld uc her bed board which Wes NOT rT-
cured Win M money; 1ai All ths iuru'e which took
away purchased nd puid ir mys thsi he had 90 mo.
ney which did not belong TO me- asd gsinp trusted
on hs account, he get trusted n.t where he d,
known; That can better maintain myself aau he cam and
mat prefer living alone, living With 4 rum Jug!
MARY IRONS"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
ANOTHER CIRCULAR

Secretary WlLErR has issucd another CncuIa dot tins
time in conformity act Of Congress- ealing for nlor.
nation by the referred 10, the Secretary ou'hD
zed 10 employ three o the Government Cerks eo'c ing
arranging, snd classifying snoh statistical information o.
may be procured showing each year the condition OF Tho
agriculture monuiacturcs domestic tradc, currency aud
banks, Of the several States and Territories.
u is stnted by he Union that The Circular "has been
generally circulated the oe'r ~ the Federal Gov
ernmen, % well ts the Governors o The respect
iye States and Territories Presidents OF Colleges SC.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
THE SAT OF WAR.

gone one having euqured tho position Of Copus Chris.
1, Cen Taylors head quarters the Georgetown Advocate
gives the iollowing:-
The position Ut Corpus Chnsu II distant about 100
miles from the mouth OF the river Rio GranGr, Or Del Nore,
at equal distance from the same nger TOR course
OF some $50 miles from Us mouth This nyeT, II will be
recoeciod il claimed the western boundary Of the Tex
an ccson. and the Territory between u and the Nucces
may be regarded '1etHsnos. the disputed territory.
the whole of Texas being OF disputed with US by
Mexico MuomorBs, where there or less Mex
can trUvps the western side Of the Ro Grande, 30
OH 40 miles from us month"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12

ysserday. a, : o'd,st Miss ELtZARgrn DAVIS aged %
H"Si ms and ho.e huiy q SAM 81 shepherd
rd"d % attend hsr b afternoon, ~ ole pcNfin ~
rirnor Of sinuei snsyhefi, Nam sss wio furhef
ON te lI int MARY, sj,a dlt gler Of John Wg B,tsr
III hrnis and aci ttnces n amiy tuiy rqa
81 10 Aund the fons from No 40. Man street
"elocs uiis afternoon. wrliout TURNER Invitation.
On saturday, the JJt1 ultimo, st o'clock, r. VI, Mrs
MARY MORRISON, consou Il Or. Edwin a. Nor
rson ~ L'wfelcevic. Brunswick. Va, aged ~ years
mJnt0s and DAYS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12

The Loeofoco prints rejoicing that stApg the Wing
csnddse tot Governor, elected. This in
sequence OF scattering but they t,Ae good core
TO inform rhsir renders that tie Abolition vote
that defeated Sade, 1881 Of bis pe1ieDt having
thrown their upon clni date Of their own, IN ~
towns. SHADES msjori,y over Kellogg. Loco, Is lJlG
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
MORE LlTERATrRE.

Messrs. j. W. X indopi Il Co. have placed upon our
table some add,na numbers Of splendid works among
them No 81 OF Harper Illuminated and Pictorial Bible
Mo-. 63 aud Ga Of Hsfpers Nominated and Illustrated
Shakespeare and No 40 Of ,oe Encyclopedias OF Domcs-
tic Ecouomy. Al exactly suoh works os every iomily
ought have. Nothing exceed the elegance Of the
pnper and Typography.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
REMOVAL.

SiLAs MERCHANT takes this opportunity informing hi,
~ friends aid patrons that he has removed
ma r Clothing to No he Man Street. formerly occupied
s'o Co. where he prepared all who
with car sILAs MERCHANT.
80 = Mai
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
Ercderir0 Rrrinsr.

Fretenca BEcm'. was born in lsC2. Alter the death
Of her father, iich merchant and pfpr Of mines
~ Norway. S6o 1--we. with her mother and
iernaey m a." Nor lands Gacn Strrhom, or al ler
country seat, 81 Asia. ii were talk about "
nrem.t's roEanc's you would laugh me for YOU are
doubtless ten times bster yquant,t with them than am
Bur You are curious perhaps lean something about her
appeararc', aUd that can Tell you. Ycu viii net expect
TO ttn th Mrs Brcmvr, jcu lady Of forty retains
very nEse shase e yrIhfu bloom; independently
hat she BE- really anything handsome Her thin. wrnk
led phy-iorngm. i. however rendered asreeEb.e by
good humored and her ncagre figure has he
"enchtoi aHoat simple style dress. From style cf
her writings, used always take be royern..s;
and she !OJk exactly ike She knows that she not
hahd-uc anj, that account has always refused u haye
her portrait laNen The they sell Of her Germany
IS counterfeit h- offspring Of smu lated by sp-
cnauve booksellers. THIS there was quiz o.
paragraphs in Of the Swedish papers, saying that
painter had been cent direct from America Rome and
Stockholm to take portraits Of the Pope and Miss Bemer
Bods' Letters Nfsdsn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12

Education being now fo OIL absorbing SUBJECT. tie o,U.
Isn. OF Richmond hsveg tskeo the lead, becomes On
enlightened MetropoIis. We ch'eduTy make room hts
nornng Tor tie Address of Tho Commute appointed ~
che late Meeting Of our Chzens. We reserve comment
Cor another occasion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS.

Convention 'io hc held st Pougl p.ie. N v. on
the I'l instant, "i w' trends 81 Raj Epad b, con-
suuced on The Easi Bank OF tho Hudson Rive, from, No.,
York city io Albany.
The businc'7 men "i New York seen, DETERMINED ,l,
trade 'ha not hc blocked up Eve months u the year
Infoc''nce 90 The change Of work. n rsnrrylyann. ",
haye 'hr following from the Pu.bufg AmsncrD.
zone thing hos become already certain and settled
there " no longer any ravel on tie P,nnvy,uo works
Keep lhi- BE- now 90 completely gone j!i,t usenrgs Al
We learn, have already hee1 held wiii view t, dsron
unun1ih packets sior this yclr IN yesr or two NOR,
han MI me H,grt boats val Be- compelled ~ follow Oh,
same c'ufs' hven 'r own morchanis nre nfrldy stip
ping heavy go D. i'm Sow Yuk- where th, pufeL,'t
90 pe.crcues Co pmad'pua. solely on account ~ ,sit-
10 Cleveland, sud hence 10y the CtD,s Cut cannl Tn,
freight pail from New foik foo Cleveland inc uJiny Ill
chafgcs. being ~ cts. pst lOOlbs"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12

The New orb Sun ~ saturday 'ays The number Of
passengers sfiyod At Quarantine yesterday from Europe,
amounted 90 oa, flOpsaHd sehf Lsadred and t0,g
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
INV nooKsINEw n,oKsIi

NO lOCycof,d'a domestic Economy
= No 90 Harpsrs Shakespeare
The White shve m, The Russian Peasant CT
Beefhrs Eoaomy Tor o. young ladies a. home
school
No. ~ Harp~rS Bibe
WsBdsring Jew. vol III, fuuhef supplies
R'e,ivsd aao To- saoby DRfNKER 4 MoRRra
"l8 VI Msiaa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12

hWfl b. sssn ~ Postscript 10 the advertisement Of
tho COMMISSIONER thst Mf. Joha Rsodopb's Earo end
vsusbe B,oks are 90 BE- cold his other properly. The
competition 70 possess Poron Of lheso will doubtless be
scuye
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
Fresh supply OF
FALL & WINTER CLOTHING

uSr reee've' seiner Pocahonia- OF Pail and
Winter coilne. consisting OF Cih Dies Goats Tweed and
f Cl'th Coats biek aud fancy Cashmere Pants Bomb.
zne Vaereia Cashmere and SILK vesstoycth,r
nsrnrra OF Nsuao. Angola Buekskn shuts
ar Cfa at Gloes, susP ndets Dos Drawers,
&c,at Iia N,;n s,,..t
w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
LIvERPOOL COTTON MARKET

REraErroR TVS ENpfsG AuGusr ~
Throughout the greater part OF this week the market has
been dull aud rather lower prices have been taken; but
yesterday and to-day there has been business doing;
AID better have been obtained but still is d, ut
Wtell last weeks prices although make any
change IN the quotations. BfaIs dun Of sne, but
without change. Egyptians point lower sale has
been made 20 Day oi 1000 bales at ca g. In Smas there
las. been petty good business dong steady pnces
4jDJ Amsnci 1900 Egyptian, and $50 SufI have been
taken spccuaon aud 5000 American and $50 SufstfOr
export. no sales II tie week amount to 32OlD bues.
dHofher Tsp0Tf--rb demand has become more limited
ard descriptions reher less saeabie; holdeTs,
however, have bcn oiorbe firm, and TIE market hes coy.
ed with rather seadins than The early part N the
week. Spcculators haze tskvn 1853 American, 1900
Egyptian and 35i Sufi exporters 1910 American aud
100 surlt. The -i's ui the week are - 90 bales.
LONDON CORN MARKET-ArG -
The quantity oi Wheat sale THE days market
greatly reduced Dat he weather being remarkably fine,
had Its influence, sui little business done IN any dc
scptpn at Wheat holders displaying. however, degree
Of bnnuess and not p,-irg sales IN the sbsence 81 de-
mfnj. Barley - in good request Bonded u 10 q dear
en- sud buyers Tor ctyoft Holland and Belgium Oar
ARRIVAL. Of Oats sfc fully equal the present c0nsumpve
dtmand NJ change IN value percopuble In other
grsiu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12

"To worth Lo would so honour,
He'd dfy the muutn,Js tear.
Aud Co. ihe paiJJ ip recall
Tue sni,o Dl happier year;
And Trends r.at had been long c-tranped.
AID h'i,is th1tind gown cold.
ShIu'i meet again iik, parted streams,
Add nuuR.c na IT old.
Aut thu. he'd used the cnchant.r'. power,
To- scatter tiiss around,
And not tear uf aching heart
ripI't Doe IHe world %, fpuudir
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
WARG0CR'S VIRGLyIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
ALMANAC.

A. tic dfa"s to ITS close always look with IN.
cor the standard Almanac Of our I'D friend Jcgy
WARRooE. Here it abo, Tor 1886. ltisunu n-
pretending sofk which makes effort dazzle the eye
ike ashy affairs put forth 'scwhcre but - not
the less useful HAT IL Typography u mprov.
ediis astronomical calculations from experienced
bauds ag1cuUrsl notes iu-rucye-is statistics vol1a.
bobud rs miscellany excellent Indeed 10 the latter de-
partmcrt, TIC venerable Caier hss shown that he has
iJf that which $ fresh aud beauuiu We extract
specimen:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
CONSU MPTIONi


nearly similar
nance thu. deserving the un.usp-ng, aud practising
position tho invalid The therefore called upon
sornnl the patient agaip. preparation.
purpornR To be Sup OF Tar and Wood Naphi
PREPARATION COMPOUND Syrup Tar and Wood Nsphs
the only remedy that BE- r.-d
Pulmonary Disease Delay ampcrns Cousp
ton leads certainly fatal
ash fo' Tho-ons Compound syrup OF lar Wood Napa
take other.
Price, SO cts per boi'e--i, bottles Tor ~ so.
For sale In Richmond by ALENR DuvAL q co. Gen-rai
Agents. in Petersburg by Chas Cotling Norfolk A..
Santos In iynehsers by Jno H. seay IL Fredericksburg Dr.
u. ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12

APfOIN rMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
Alexander Porter, Marsha oi The Uricd Smf,s foi
the disrct u Delaware The piseo u John McCuug s
sigGtd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12

Servants for HIRE.
WE have for hire for the residue Of the pre-.
year several Servant whoss aniv,i In III ty IL
hourly expected Ano RI them Girl iTCr ~ years Cd. who
wasts' TONER &C.. Hnd scB hoy about
~ Old Thee nffoes lave been aisfd in eeh
ftny and bel evrd he giod those VITO
my ~ t h rcstuo ~ ths vii have anopp huuy
ihsfyss n their qaiheaions he and WI be
wed preference should they wish ~ enfage eu
Tor ano,her ycar Arpy IN PHILIP NJ. TABB n son,
Oicc Main Strssi, corner above Biggsfs
Lottery Once Tho Gfpceiy store n
seIt-dat WIN N. Harrison. Eeg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-12
CONSERVATIVES

BE on your guard. IL you ,couid aroid impasifion
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