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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-02-28
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON. Eel.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.
Mr. Choate presented petition numer-
ously signed, from Massachusetts,, against
the annexation Of Texas.
Mr.. Dayto from the judiciary committee,
reported bill providing for the purchase
and distribution among the States, of the de.
cisions of the Supreme Court.
A resolution offered by MIR. Barrow for the
purchase of charts Of the soundings Of the
Gulf of Mexico, was taken up and adopted
The joint resolution, offered on former
day by Mr.. Foster, to amend a joint resolu~
ton of lS4l, so as to enable the works al
the Memphis Depot TO be commenced prev.
Gus to the next session OF the Tennessee
Legislature. was read third lime and pass
ed
Several UnimpoFtanl matters having been
disposed of, tie consideration Of the Pos
Office bill was resumed. The debate wal
again continued to q very late hour.
WASHINGTON. Feb. g.
The Post Office bill has pRssed-ayes So
noes 70. The change made in the exis
ting laws is fundamental.
An uniform charge Of YIvn cents for let
tiers Of halfan ounce, and TEN cents for let
teTs Of Al ounce weight, and so on in IN,
same ratio, i established. The franklin,
privilege is modified.
When the fnal vote was about 10 Be IA
ken, Senator McDufie rose and entered ii,
protest against the measure. He believe,
that there VS. no Senator who would az
admit that this bill would impose ! bugael
upon The Treasury annually, 81 one 81 d,
millions Of dollars.
MF. simmons replied % Mr.. NeDuffie
and defended the bill with his usual abilitv
The House vas occupied all day viii
private bills.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
Mr. Simmons, from the printing committee
reported resolution Cor the printing s. "a
600 extra copies Of the Texas Rsnogt.
was adopted.
About hundred private bills from Il
House were taken up, read twice and fslsl
red.
The joint resolution, authorising The d.
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Planners COnYentiOn

We arc truly gratiied to see that the
Planters of Mississippi are awaking to a
sense Of their ovn interest. We have seen
it suggested by some public meetings, held
in different counties, that Convention Of
Planters assembled at Jackson on the 25th
inst, TUESDAY last,) for the purpose Of
adopting some plan whereby they can rem.
der the products Of their labor more bene.
fetal and advantageous to them in pecu,
mary point of view. That something Of
the kind should be done, all will admit, as
it is evident that the prices they have this
gear received for their cotton, will ruin
them should To- prices continue next year,
and they certainly will continue If our Plan
tiers do not curtail their cotton crop.
We hope that many Of our Planters at
tended at Jackson on Tuesday last, and
adopted some measures, whichif not carried
out at this time, will be submitted to fu-
tdro Convention, which we hope will be
called some time in May, in order that a
moro full attondanaemay be had.
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Attachment.

s'''an'7 r. Russell A...sAn... 70,
John W, Hill & Wife.
ME Attachment in the above stated case
having been returned int Court duly
executed. Notice is hereby given that UNI
less the defendants shall appear before the
Circuit Court Of Yazoo county, on or before
the first day ofthe May Term A, d. I845, of
said court, and answer or plead to said at
tachment, judgment viii be entered up a.
gainst them for the full amount Of PLAINTIFF
demand and costs, and the prsperfp SO At
tached aold. THOS. P. SLADE. Clk.
By GIN. BARNES, D. c,
Perkins & Wilkinson Plaintiffs Att'ys.
Feb. 80, 1s45. s4.0t
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Attachment.
1885,

Henry L. Theus,
Vs. y Atfachgnant fOP
TOlman & Mary Pickett,
TIME Attachment in the above stated case
- having been returned into Court duly
executed. Notics is hereby given that un.
lees the defendants shall appear before the
Circuit Court ct Yazoo County, on or before
the first day Of the May Term A. D. 1916 of
said court, and answer or plead TO said at
tachment, judgment will be entered up
against them for the full ameunts Of Plaintiff $
demand and costs. and the property 90 at
tached sold. THOS. P. SLADE, elk.
BY GIB. BARNES, D. C.
Perkins & Wilkinson Plaintiffs Att'ys.
Feb %, 1846. 34-6t
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Attachments.

vs. Attachment fOra
Tolpan G. Pickett.
" ME Attachment in the above stated case
having been returned into Court duly
executed. Notice is hereby given that un
less the defendant appear before the Circuit
Court ct Z 400 county. On or before the first
day gf the next May Term, A. D. I84s. Of
said Court, and answer or plead to said at
tachment, judgment will be entered IN
against him for the amount of PLANTING de.
Tmand and costs, and the property sS attach.
cd sold. TH0S. P. SLADE, elk.
BIZ GIN BARNEs, D. c.
Perkins = Wilkinson, Plaintiffs Att'ys.
heb. rs 1s45. 34.6t
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COMMERCIAL.
FIam q y. 0. Tronic q I'd. IS. lals.

C0TT0Ne-In eur review of Saturday last, We
stated thas.a fair amennt 81 business bad been
dipg, s. prices SHOWING lalIing Of Of : &c. o.
the hiehesi 4atea ptSxioucly paid. Since then
there hns not 6een m6chl animatiOn IN the market,
and pnEchaseEs DO net evinee any great inelina-
ton e operate unless ahey can obtain seme can'
cosaion Ia prices The sales En- Saturday amour
ted 10 1000 bales; 81 Monday 5000 changed
tai busiRVsl II the Pas. 'hEes dsys 1900 ealsg.-
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Others are predicting difficulties abou,
The Texas question, besides Northern Wing
prints. See what Edmund Burke, (LOco
Texas man. saysiabout ill., Eicks. Wing.
The chief reason why the LocofOcos Of
Congress are anxious to force the annsxa.
ton question through that body al this time
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-02-28
pLANTATTON MEDICINES

Dr. The subscribers, aware Of the importance
70 Planters and Physicians 81 having Medicines
which can be relied on % FRESH and GENUINE.
have taken particular in the selection of their
Stock, and from the arrangements they have made
10 London, Paris and New York, for receiving
constant fresh supplies, they viii always be pre-
pared to furnish Planters and Physicians with
Medicines which they viii guarantee of superior
quality. slcKLEs & Co, Druggists, No. "a
Magazine Street. 29-6m.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-02-28

MANUFACTURES IN THE SoUEU.-The
citizens Of Monroe, Ga, lately held meet.
ing at Forsyth, for the purpose offOrming a
Cotton Manufacturing Company, to erect a
factory at TOmaligua Falls.
The citizens Of Pensacola, Florida, aIe
also about erecting large Cotton Factory
at that place.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-02-28

or We are sorry TO learn from the New
York papers, that the extensive printing e.
Enlistment Of the New York Tribune was
entirely consumed by FIRE on the 4th inst.
The enlerprising publishers, however, prom
lse to appear again in few days in an en-.
tire new dress. We hope they may.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-02-28
From the Baltimore Clipper.
A mualaFFiVal Of foreigners

ANN A9A arrival Of EOEeh gneFs.
A communication from the Secretary Of
Stale laid before the Senate, gives the ave
rage number Of arrivals in the United States
for the last eight years. and the country, SEX
ss, occupations, &c. Of the immigrants.-
We subloin the table; but there can be no
doubt that the actual number Of immigrants
greatly exceeds that returned to the depart.
ment OF Slate--and it is known, that aT-
rangements are in progress in Europe which,
u effected, will produce an unparalleled i'm
migration during thu present and ensuing
years. The great influx Of foreigners into
this country renders il indispensable that
such change shall be made in the naturaliza.
ton laws as will prevent their admission as
citizens until they shall have resided in the
country long enough to have become famil-
lar with our Institutions, and as will guard
the right Of suffrage from violation BY them.
But, above all, the law should be so amend.
ed as to totally exclude from our shores the
criminals and paupers Of Europe. State leg
islation may do something to protect as from
these evils; but il is more emphatically the
duty Of Congress 70 apply the remedy. Let
the ti;le OF American citizen be made hem
orable, and we shall soon establish nation.
al pride Of characieT-but whilst forsign fell
ons and pauPerS can be manufactured into
citizens almost at sight, and are permitted
to- participate in the Political concerns OF
the country before they comprehend any
thing of the principles or policy Of our gov
eFnment-We cannot expect that the title oil
American citizen will be respected, or ma
tional pride be exalted.
We believe that the influence OF foreign
ers was sufficiently manifested during the
past year, to convince every unpreiudced
man Of the danger Of permitting il 10 extend.
It assumed dictatOriaI power, and boldly adj
vanced the startling assertion, that America
shall not be ruled By Americans. The pre-
sumption and arrogance with which foreign
ers attempted to control eleclions-theiF
sageTnsss to be naiuralized, that they might
Vote-and the numbers who were admitted
to citizenship without the qualifications re-
CURED BY law-aEoused public enquiry and
indignation, and have had the happy effect
of combining a-large body of American citi-
zsns, native and neturalized, in the great
effort 10 preserve the institutions ofthe coun.
try. The following is the table referred to
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-02-28
Atachment.
Goodrich,
Atsachnent SrS

a NAUUNtI5lI9
attachment SorO
He Attachment h the aboVe stated
case having been fslurhed into Court
duly executed. Notice Is hereby given
that unless The defendants appear before
the Circuit Court Of YazoO county, on or
before lhs ne1i Nay Term, A. D. ie45, Of
said Court, and answer on plead e said Ct
gachmeut, judgment will Be entered up
against them Tor ne fun amount 81 Plains
tiff demand and costs and the property 50
attached sold. IHOS. p. sLADE, OK.
b GIN. nARNEs, DO.
PeFkjnsk Wilkinson, Plaintiffs Als'ys.
FEB. %, 1916, S46t
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IMPORTANT lMpRovnlInNR IN CoTIoN
SPININO. Francis McCully, IN American
by birth, and from bis infancy resident q
the town Of Paterson, in New Jersey. where
he has been engaged in the construction Of
machinery, (says the New York Evening
Post has recently made an important sins
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-02-28

L1BERAL.---We see that the Bostonians
have funded 100000 for the benefit Of the
Hon. Daniel Webster, in order to repay him
FOR Pecuniary loss while United States SEN
ator.
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The market yesterday was some what easier, al.
tnoagn tneEe was not much Offering.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
CLASSIFICATION
I.n1tinfnnn nd .nl..aia.
SfckIea z 90.

z, MAGAZINE ST., NEW ORLEANS,
o. Importers and Dealers in Drugs and 4ledt-
eines, Faints, OLD and Dye Slas, have Just open
cd their new Wholesale Drug stoTs, and are now
receiving an extensive assortment Of lresh and
genuine Drugs and Msdieines, which they offer
for sale AZ nricen according e quality. 29-6m.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-02-28

AS MIGHT BIZ ExPEGEBD.-Ths LegiBla-
iuFe Of Illinois has refused to repeal the
law against the inlermariage Of whites and
blacks.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-02-28

No sALE.-severOl attempts have recent
ly been made BY the Commissioners uppoin.
ted to sell the main limo Of the PennsyIva>
MIA public Improvements, but no person
woul6 bid.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-02-28

UNITED STATES Treasury NoTEs.-The
amount Of Treasury notes outstanding on
the FIRST inst. was q ,56l ,O6s 90.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-02-28

MoRE VoTERs.-There was an arrival
at Philadelphia, on the 4th inst. Of nine
hundred Germans. All bound west.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-02-28

Her SHARE.-We see it stated that the
State Of Ohio exports bread stuffs sufficient
10 feed one million Of persons.
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Some Ofthe Anti.AmericaDs say that they
are in favor Of adopting rigorous measures
to prevent and punish the frauds and gross
abuses that are perpetFated under the natur.
allegation laws. But all the remedies that
they propose, are like the application Of
opiates and emollients to a constitutional
disease, or like attempting to cure a cancer
with Poultice. The disease is inVeterate,
and requires the amputating knife. Bot il
will be found that those who thus talk Of
making severe laws to prevent frauds and
abuses, are the very persons who never will
do any thing to effect that Obiect-who will
discourage and denounce all efforts 10 arouse
public attention to the subject, and who
stand ready to take part with foreigners
against Americans in every controversy that
may arise connected with this subject
The repeal Of the laws authorizing naturali.
cation is the most simple and etfectual
mode Of curing the evils complained Of
50. Lotris N. Era.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-02-28

RATHER HoeeISH.-There have been
killed at the different slaughter houses near
Cincinnati, this season l9l ,22s hogs.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-02-28

The vote for President and Vice Presis
dent Of the United States were counted at
Washington on the 18th inst.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-02-28

or There is to be an American Repubs
lican State Convention, held at Harrisburg,
Pa, on the Sd Of March next. All right.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-02-28

The Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun gives the following local
items
OFFICE SEEKRRs.-The boarding houses
are now fast filing with Office seekers, anx,
iOus to get the first opportunity Of bringing
their rifles 70 bear upon Mr.. Polk. How
many Of the poor fellows will miss thei.
mark. They would have saved both time
and money, had they stayed at homo talk.
ing sentiment" to their sweethearts, OF
rocking the baby. Some people never do
find out the tue secret Of happiness till
they set 100 to avail themselves Of it.
AN ATTEMPT TO DANCE INTO OFFIcE.-
Many of the Ofice.seeking brethren are gO-
ing on another tack. They propose to dance
themselves into notice. Hence there are
to be two grand Inauguration balls, the one
at 95 per ticket, and tho other, consisting
of the democratic aFistocFacy, at go per
ticket. It is charged that the ten dollar
men are eleventh hour democrats, who
deem it Incumbent upon them TO make up
for their past dement's BY this display.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-02-28

PAssED.-The bill to oTgaglze the Terri
torial Government, passed the lower House
of Congress, on the Sd inst, BY q vote Of
l4O yeas TO SO NAYS.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-02-28

GIN. ALBxRT Q. CHEM, Whig, has been
elected United States Senator from Rhode
Island, fOrsix years from the fourth Of March
next. He takes the place Of the Hon. John
Francis. whose term expires.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-02-28

W The Oregon bill that passed the
House Of Representatives, will not, says
the Washington letter writers, pass the Sen.
ate.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-02-28

pli6catiOn ID Che process 81 spinning cotA
ton. lie has invented an improvement 81
the machine called 4 Throstle, which we
are told by competent judges is likely to
work great revolution in the cotton man.
ufacturing business. The new process re-
qUires less than half the power required BY
the ordinary machine, takes less oil, dis.
|penses with the use Of bands, makes small.
er amount Of waste, enables one person to
attend larger number Of spind!es, yet with
all its economy in these several respects,
produces more yarn, and Of betterouaIity.
A small modelof the invention, containing
about ll2 spindles, is now and has been
for several weeks in operation, at the fac>
tory Of Gen. Goodwin. in Paterson, where its
utility and success has been demonstrated
to the satisfaction Of all the practical men
who have seen il at work. Mr.. McCulIy,
the inventor, has already secured patents
for his machine in England, France, Bel
GUM, Mexico, and this country, and is like.
/ ly to realiEe considerable fortune, as we'll az
extensive fame as machanician, by his in.
genuity.
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Intuition 1T the history ofshs Exploring Ex-
petition, was taken Up and passed.
The foTtifcation. post. Office, and pension
appropriation bills, were taken up, and order
ed 10 third reading.
The bill providing fcr the satisfaction Of
claims Of our citizens Cor French!spO listions,
was alter debate read third time and pass
ed.
Several other matters haVing been dispoS-
ed Of, the remainder ofthe day was devoted
TO bills on the private calendar.
WASHINGTON, Feb. III.
The House bill authorizing the purchase
Of 500 hundred copies Of GTeenshas 8 His.
tory Of Oregon was read third time and
passed.
Owing TO the indsposition Of Mr.. Archer,
the Texas question was postponed till Thurs
day.
The bill toappoint assistant surgeons and
pursers in the navy was rejected.
The bill authorizing the distribution 81
the decisions ofthe Supreme Court was, AZ.
ter discussion, ordered to be engrossed.
A bill authorizing the transmission Of
eien mails was passed, after which the Sen
ate adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30
stridnres Of the 1lrethra.

WIS disease Is Nd common. and often ~
asns'ns A. 10 demand The eh,-f so,ie. az an
pesieneed Phy-eiss ' ~ ." u
TAe'- no 81 TN Ursaha whs<h -y ,s b. ,,ro-s n,
Tbs hs ynpso-s ef whseh pst<nt .nsei-d Win
nf ffcovsnfy eossptis iaaisty IN r-.i. ~.
.aes % ~ - Usual obscure sboa ts -st - =,
AAssson IN NJ sssaz of h~,.~ Sn =,
sqa 'aner Than ssa asd spsrsi o. s<au-a H.
mp.ns just n"tieed es<peh - pstrss OF
hxh W vo'd h srin~ asd hs .i-s s-~er.Hy that
h.en % ersfinc IN rcssane~ mace %
" es pa~afe OF Tn water by Nocsurp.
a oo.nusnn sysasn % cnp.s ssd ..rss,,, ,h~,, -
ho. III Uress which adher,az N In
the receiving vrs-eiz Wb~n the di.<as. . Of very AZ
nature The srias wn o<s kseo~~ quite white aud !.
wa H.ssrf sost sse. iGeshv All nal, !,
vosoins - ufis~, and likewise esnsr. s-bsIsv
me Immediate " -lo~ naamast,o. 4, .-
IN anreed which thckrninx az tb~ canal an, A.
sdsssss ssfsss sso,d sck-ui.e % psodue-
% e daaser of he eanst uhasevvr sy..
~ 10 ennssdesahr rrnstou pssv, ~
49, 1e1eed kx k6shis1aassup $500 - -
~ knt s.a-R kkssisa ssa.s 60 =
Whe4s u hsst 49, 81 ~. Ssi.kiar \. :,
- psSev<n ess-ss - IL ps--rai u>,,,v
~, 81 49, - q prse.rs n ~ - fsa.s .--T
when patena abl, procure of A. .h
ca ~ soai inas-dsieIy hn-H on ID .rt =,
ey adhere 20 The Rsmetsons given un.pp.y
- nsurs<ea nssch In. th-r o,,-.
an sanpssAl fsrt tAaa per.s.s .ue -s
~ eeps.iss nsd dideun obtain
an ass we soae who enjsy apss peeunasy mean.
snain 70 ooiy ahsv q b,as aud painful search
~ hrlEr IA asay celebrated renewal ard cur,
enfs ue Urcfhfa number years exclusive pr.ete. !,
esneh of The profession FUZZY warmth IN. s.n
IN. y" ~h unssaAe In and prosraet-S es.-. and ef
eei reslses cure References given IL reqaired.
onee one door eeiow th- TRINITY Church Attendance All
houfs during The day and evening. -
ktcnmoEp, Dee 3.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30
TO THE LADIES.

- GENERAL ARRIVAL
rro" an me Manufacturers IN Tie Cos1arv.
Ladies first quality Half Caters !;
French mosocco and hid slppsr. and T,e,:
Walking shoc'; Bronze and lancy coorrd Ba.
ae se- Mo t- hrs-H M,---s ,.d Cb.L,,-
eoeniry. - " Nc Sosi In th-
LAd'-s panienshy AMI pnseA.s.r. srsersny ar, i,o
~ 'oek embfsee. every vvrsI,
~ ARRIVAL fosa every Of nv e-,rsa,
es's, eo.As.uy rely poeha-.s jus, such Quail;
wear a. uey may desire; and nay /. m N
e 70 pisase and give sateon ani:cpai- rb- rrv.n m
erertions In the hausrns which must st,r.S,, NY
20 Merchants supped by package o. dozen q, m. %
sonahie = " - -" VIC "''' "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30
VIRGINIA WARBLER :,

LhOiNIA WARBLER A new colect,oo
Of Patriotic, National Naval Mani.I Pro6. 80. -
w, humorous ratheie senissen'a Old ss- se.s. ne
Isl s~eton Of sonEs ever pubiishei in ON. l.rd
Music and hinstrrsy a. Thai : h,.h
gives tneu uuerance-tbe o( uan ~
f - ~ many and cultivate in an wider better TASTE
for sale by \ 40 . .-,- ~. pub'sned and
apt vs. co-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30
SPRING STUCK OF :
DRUGS, MEDICINES. DYE-STUFFS.
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, &C. &c

sPRlNl srOCK OF =
DRUGS, MEDICINES. DYE-STUFFS.
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, &C. &c.
WE have now in store, every article usually
required our line Our sock been purchased in TN.
or cash. whea enable. ss tn Offer TO Country
Ae re 1 aod Others who may favos whha
The following embraces OF supply Ju.t received
10 Do Epson ssss
80 ID. ca'o@ei English and American
200 do refined campbos
cases powdered Jalap
DO d. Rhsbars
do Peruvian Bsrt
J do Heaps hasnesia
do beaEns called
do do do lump do
do Aloe.
do A..zsr,ida
casa Flour Sulphur
] do Cream Tartar
do sup. Cara. soda
SO ib, ROOT gAasa-d
eases re6oeI Boar
ea,ks Pe.Iash
esl Pure ground Ginger
bag. Pepper
bags Abpiee
bbi Cloves
bag Nu,rs-ss
Dbl Mace
500 lbs carraeea, Indigo
400 lie Lesi NaeeoLoy s..d
30 boxes eItIaet I-ogw"od
" heh ehPfsd and tsouni Log~ood
10 bbts Alum
S0eO ibs White Lea. mol
5000 lbs oinbra Mai.er
eaSes chrome Green
do do yellow
do dry vrniixr,
do pure ground veri.sns
20 kegs Green Paint
20 Gae blek Paint
eashs venitian Red
s-a--stl - ey-s<shrByo~u--
- 10 bbhsspasnh whitinx
1000 gallons Lin-eed OIL
1000 do pure winter sp.Sm Oh
800 do pure fan do q,
500 DO refined whale do ...-..
Sac do spira. Turpentire
500 gallons Alcohol
500 bores MuIiea Ash and Mercer wndow Glass as
soued-Coaeh, Copal and Japnnv arnish &c.
GAYNoR WOOD L. CO
mn 10 Wholesale Nd Retail druggists
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-30
WOOD LAND NEAR RICHMOND.
I.. FOR SALE.

VIE subscriber ~ authorised tn sell vcll
woossd n.ef az iAnd o. tn Meadow Bsdrx Road ~
~ Ne eosposafson line 1bs pushae, n,irls -,,,v 60, a.,
49, o'a u, sAs of iss voo time ~ msM s,,.. IL
~ any oss'ee :" fertility By ~alins Of Hanss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-17
NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, OCTOBER Isl
u POETRY.-Saiur', by HI Hubbard Sounet-, by Mrs.
Z. J. Esiues II ma Ol Liberty b. TLos Il Hsul- The
Fishermen, b. j. O. Whittier The Answered Summons, by
Caroline NJ. Sawyer H. EDIIOklAL-Duues on " ool
and WOOens; Lowell Factor es-rhe News; Death a
Punishment; The Lat Death by SetnciOn &C. &C III
POLITICAL Georgia ecton; Vermont suAi VISION
siu Election; Wing ard L0co-FOcO Nominations; New
Hampshire &C " SENS-FfOm Europe, by he steamer
Great Britain; The Mormon War; Later iom Hsyu; JO-
names Rong- arrested sui tried AntReut Irais From
be Psc'ic, SC. S-Bulwer or Wa
ter-Cure-Conc.uf Ted; Wsfrr Cure At Lebanon sfnngs
Ca.sius Gays Appeal; The " Orls Convention X
por of lh- Fair of The American in-ttur Farmers, Gar
seuers and sir Growers Convention, Letter isOm VIM
l.. MscG-nzeThs ihor's Apology for hs lives Of Hoy'
master; The TerHOur system Cily l-ms rom Inc Daily
Tribune, &C. VI COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
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