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The New York herald., 1845-03-26
Song No. We Met.

We met, 'twas in crowd, and fard he woul shun
e came, could not breathe, FOR his gaze upon
he spoke his wofds cold for altered
knew ne pmpes sor his deep dyoice altered.
She smiled, and my Isckles ras through these had
lost him.
lie brrathed a thing that would pmpes soon
s'notber;
wore the rrdal Robe my neck rval'd its white
My face clear and spotess locks ied with bright
For have wash with Jones' soap and all discover
= Keade honesly aud sincerely. thoagn thus puff and
poetise Jones' he ical and 10 es air Ns rtve
conscenousy you las hundfedi who have
used that fI the parp, es requ red thew the
mnd ask Jones' So,p] will pimpes,
scuvy any erutIoi OF Jishguemelt will maxi
ark Mt l. h.r time clear white fair ieautiiu and
free fem spot or biemsh The jones' Ha Re tpative
hair harsh dry be- rlean soft and silky il
fo hf 10 grow, stops falling off, the sluf or
duff and keeps l. fdtr thrc ng as any other art,c
Both ae sold " st The sn Of eAmero Eagle SO Cha
st. Boston Ledger Baildngs ihiIadep Ia md 81
-tate st blny.
Medical N0tlcs.--Tns Advertisements Of ths
he Suppression Of ackery in the cure OF diseases will
Japer. w. ,. RICHARDSON NJ. d., Agent.
Vmce and Consul ing Rooms o the Coessso Nassau str
Tomorrow Morning will be pubiished,
Pnc. One Shilling tbs LETTER. AMP JouRNAL of Fanny
rLssLHR written from Nes York ndon r.ris and Havana
These delightfully."- wr ing elegantly r,nsla
''''' ' HENRY q. DAGGEK5 80 Ann street.
Also just published, the entertaining novel of the
entitled the GREAT COTTON LORD by Mrs. Stone, lady
of splencid talent.
The New York herald., 1845-03-26

BaoueH's COMPLIMENTARY CoNcRRT-This great
musical entertainment is to be given this evening
at Nblo's Saloon. II will be one OF the best OF
the season. All the musical talent Of the city ap-
ars, and Brough, universal favorie as he is and
always must be, will have bumper.
The New York herald., 1845-03-26
MAINLAND STATE DEBT.
SIS. .ls6, ,794 % Total Debt.

The amount Of interest tho debt the taeprovded
the interest the original debt funded the LIST of
April lS45, will amount to $70s74i is annually and the
revenue isesmated to be $10Y660 which Ii realized
will leave surplus Of 81 s03 81 The estimated revenus
TO be derived from the following sources, and in the
following amounts
The direct and income tax |, is thought will pro-
Interest on the original debt Of the susauchanna
and Tide Water Canal Companies. ...... $4,000
Interest their bonds for SIsa 500, taken for in
terest due the s ate to ist July, lsaa. 1850
Auction duties. -. ........ 25ODO
Tax on collateral inheritances &c. 1900. 10000
Tax on commissions OF executors and admins
traitors .................... 10000
Tax on commissions oftrnstees and receivers. 1900
From the Baltimore and susquehanna Railrosd
Dividend On the stock Of the Baltimore and Ohio ''''
Railroad Compsny.... ............,...... 10000
Tax on commissions OF officers. ............ 1000
Brokers' licenses-tax on plate and watches,
theatrical exhibitions and protests. ...... 900
Tax on stocks held by non-residents. :. 80. 10000
Tex certain officers ...... 1000
Duty on promissory notes, &C.. ............ 10000
Mskiug. ......... :. sos. $50
The sinking fund OF the state to ST. 27s TO-
having been increased within the past $50 59 52
Should the various revenue laws in xsence provide al!
the revenue expected from hem and the other of
revenue be realized as fully as anticipated, the Stale
could without doubt resume the payment OF the interest
as soon Juy-but many OF the revenue laws
passed the late Congress and the effect of them
is as yet hardly realized The legislature adjourned with
passing laws funding the interest, fixing day
resume payment This compels the State Treasurer to
put of the day OF resumption, and await another session
Of the Assembly. The Finance Committee Of the House
OF Delegates reported just previous TO adjournment that
the treasury would be in condition the LIST Of July to
pay interest due then the debt Of the State Had
hs interest on the State debt been funded up to the ist
April tne amount Of interest due on the st Of July
would have amounted to $257 ,bl4 to meet which the
committee estimated the amount in the treasury TINT
day would have been $34 574 leaving surplus $67 0so
rhe treasury may have this in Il and may not;
he probability s will not the estimates based
principally upon the operations OF the revenue laws
just passes The time that elspse between and
tho next meeting Of the legislature OF Maryland will settle
in n CAR.
iiion showing clearly the ability of the State to re-
the pay ment Of the interest end the probability OF
making the resumption permanent.
The quo warranto statute Of S43 of Mississippi CON-
monty known the Briscoe BILL has finally been sustain
ed as constitutional law by the high Errors and
Appeals of the State. Bills had been filed in the circuit
The New York herald., 1845-03-26

Liver Complaint 10 gsnei ally accompanS
shoulder variable srpr occ. sonsly dsordend somaeh
yellow nee o. the skin and eyes swelling tbs
II the liver together with many oher symptoms Of
Iosded aud corrupt of the blood
Wght Indian Vegetable Pills will be found one o the very
be in The world for cure Of ali disorders Of the
yer beesuse they exp from the body
Of variety e li,,r COM s From three
Of The shove imed Indian Veget abe f every
nigh going bed will in shcr time give
,hf th.t 70 argument or peIsusen w BE- IN
duce their until the liver
hahy aud pain and distress Of every Kind driven
from the body.
Berae Of Counterfets Tie public respec'fu'ly in
one g. benjamin smith, Of New York aud sold by various
,toesesrers about the ccany mot the genuine wrghs
to purchas. Of known nugity only tho
Office, No. 288 Greenwics st, New York.
Remember beware of all sugarcoaed and be
ratcular, in ell cases. ask for Wghts Indian Vegetable
Pills
The New York herald., 1845-03-26

knanp Indian Strengthening Plassrs have acquired high
rIntaiion IN very short Of time, and the md for
As IN tn. age cities they ste,dy sdyanssg in public "a;
dealers " all Of the Union il find IL their sd vantage
to kep them hand The proprietor is confirmed in this
ornon by he orders ch he constantly ecev
ing from yalids Iedrg in neshbohoods where he has
For Kheumasm, nepent consumption, pains ia the kid
OacK ions and chest well coughs colds Group ~
these Pses have been invariably found of
and permanent benefit.
Made and sold Wholesale ard ,'ta by r BKNAPP his
Nledicine Warehouse. No 362 Hudson Ne. York
They also be obtained The price fom
The following Wholesale Agents-A. q, ock Co: ls9
4 Co. 70 and 81 Barclay street, New York.
A Splendid, a Delicious, Beautiful Head
q Ha5 be had by usng three shilling bottle Of Jones'
does all he stately 10 frce IN. growth hair soften
clean and render beautiful stop falling off, and dispe
Keep in order rc long Other a'ticle made Sold
at W Chatham street. e23 Broadway 39 Fulton ST. Brooklyn
Beal's Hair Restorative, at his Agency 81
The New York herald., 1845-03-26

New BRIGHTON Pavilion. typographical
error, we were made to say that Mr.. Blancard had
purchased this iine hotel for s3 600. II should
nave been 1886 900 and cheap at that 1t cost the
Association nearly 100000, in 1878.
The New York herald., 1845-03-26

D2ATn.-Mrs Mary Willis, wife of N. p. VII
lis, Esq died last evening
The New York herald., 1845-03-26

SOCIALISM AND lsFANT EDUCATION Owen
commences his labors in this city by lecture at
he Minerva Rooms, in Broadway, this evening.
Ar. Owen was the first cotton manufacturer in
shs country. During the latter years Of lie he has
been devoting his time and attention to the i'm.
provement Of society. His lecture tonight will
be principally on infant education, and the PHI
losophy Of teaching the young idea how to shoot
The New York herald., 1845-03-26

CIRCUIT CouRT.-Judge Willard of the 4th dis.
trct will attend TO try civil in this court as
soon as the trial Of Polly Bodine shall have con.
ciuded, when Judge Edmonds will 60 on circuit,
arst to the County Of Kings. There are nearly 400
civil causes on the calendar, and this arrangement
viii enable the Court TO dispose OF heavy arrear
Of business, without the usual period of intermis-
"on-Judge Edmonds being determined to resume
ais duties on his return from circuit.
The New York herald., 1845-03-26

Nor HUNGRY. Some OF the politicians about;
town got up letter and offered Senator Woodbu.
ry a dinner. The Senator felt about the regions
of his stomach, and replied that he couldn't take il
he had no appeite-did'nt care about it-prefer.
red gong home. Senator Woodbury. is a sensible
man and has followed in this matter the good ex-
ample Of ex-Secretary Calhoun. These great po.
itical dinners are great humbugs, and those who
get them up are only small humbugs.
The New York herald., 1845-03-26

Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, at his
only agency 81 Walker street, rs from Broad way
The New York herald., 1845-03-26

THE MEXICAN NAvY.-There are now laying a.
the foot of Houston street, five small clippers that
seem to attract great deal of attention. They are
all alike-''long, low black schooners"- and look
if they were cast in the same mould. They
form the incest little fotilla we eversaw. We un-
derstsnd that they built for the Mexicans and
are awaiting the financial action of that govern
ment. When fully paid for, they will probably sail
for Vera Cruz some other port, preparatory to a
cruise agains. American commerce. In this point
of view, they are a comfortable sight for sailor
The New York herald., 1845-03-26

The amount Of interest tho debt the Staeprovded
the interest the original debt is funded the lst of
April ls45 will amount to $70S74 is annually, and the
revenue isestimated to be $685. 900, which Ii realized
will leave surplus Of $2s05 "a The estimated revenue
Is to be derived from the following sources and the
The New York herald., 1845-03-26

Bears Hair Restorative, at his Agency, 81
Walket st., lst Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-03-26

Or Will Philosopher Greeley be pleased to an
swer our question whether it is a fact that the
Herald has been purchased for the support of the
wings with thirty pieces Of silver1 Let him say
yes or no. We understand that he holds the re-.
cept-a sort Of bond aud mortgage on the Herald
for that amount.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09
TO MERCHANTS Axp TRADEsMEN.
NEIV YORK ADVERTISEMENTS!


Our columns Of To-day, present quite an array
Of Ngw York Advertisements Fty.two OF the
spacious AMI energetic business men of New
York. have given another evidence OF their saga.
cry, by seeking the columns OF the Wing as an
advertising medium.
We call the particular attention Of our Mer-
chants to the large sale Of Blankets, &c. by
Wilnerdings, Priest Il Monnt,--although, we
must confess. there is but li,;e use for the article
Of Blanket just at this tDg-Thcrmometc
81 odd This IS the season. however when. our
friends at the North are making their arrange
mcnts for the Fall Trade.
We shall always be pleased TO he the means Of
introducing the Merchants If the North, through
our columns.
The reader must no; forget to notice. loo, tie
Philadelphia advertisements. We fad II ncces
sary, again, TO strike off a large number of Extra
papers to-day. to let our Northern friends see
themselves a. others sec them. We sh.Il send
each advcrsscr'a copy Of this mornings Wing
and Public Advertiser.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09
COAL AND GOLD.

'Tbere exists IN this county tflarison cOunty in Tic
neghbOrhood Of Clafkiburg) soys writer tho Claks
burg Republican, the bodies Of bi,uminous
Cssl 10 be found any where 10 Virgins. ,Soo adds the
writer. Professor Rogers Geological Reports n West
srn virginia.")
There nsy be such fields Of Coal described and
we think We have long heard inal there wco But va
would caution Harrison friends 10 begin mining in
very small way Gsnot 10 put Their hand out so r but
they msy draw in sgaia without INJURY. The People ol
part Of virgna have heard Of certain Gold mine in
the eosaiy ~ Louiss, called "Waons," The from
which the yesr sc subjected the eucbc BY this
Geolcgs Professor Rogeu, aud by smother OF fame
much greater ,hsa s, Professor sinan and pronounced
~ each 10 be incompsrably hehrsh beyond Peruvian
of Brssian example We need speak Of the spooua.
tioa add run which foowcd sssatfe reports lovsl
ascesrsfe aud ~ whora TO oJacUo the most pfu.
deaf ercBmspociio and rigid secnsacy due not
~ 60 uath, BIT tic sslcy II sorilty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09
Reported lor ,ha Uni:ed States Gazette.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

SATURDAY EVENING. July 5th
Coiton-Thc late English intelligence has impaired
activity in the Market with speculative demand
and 5aeOO bales changed hands today ut full prices
fiour.-The market remains about sia;io.sfy or
two transactions ia fresh ground have been mad, u
Tor selected brands 70 Of market
eonmoa kinds dull 3I25 We hear OF no alteration
IA kJe Flour OF Corn Meal In Wheat there Is but little
dong and prices remain steady-sales Of parcels
Pennsylvania Red ahost and in STORE 95c. ia aud
good quality Corn in good demund-a cargo OF southern
yellow brought 4Sc; mixed the rate and
good round yellow 44c Oats cargo OF Pcnnsy sold
at 53c No particular change Groceries, with moderate
sales Whiskey-sales al $50 bbls st 20c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09

,..-..a;.. ~. -, -. IL a., -, n - =. -, =,
~ =. -, ..s - - 49, a. :. 80 --.,X
:, - - liz : - - ,.,... - - .,,, - -
,.h I'D 49,, ~ 80. .sh .,a,,,an,s. M, ,,,. =. a.,
,.e IN. 5,.ai.. "a IN no. ..s,r,,.a ,,,n. an. s, r
m, ~. .,,oh ,h- .,..,.-, -. -. -.
nr,,,, eha,,,;,. OF AM. d,v an Inch ~. , =, ~ -
The .trong IN. .o,,,nr.n, ,ra an. nd,.,,,. - .,.
ally inv, s,rd tr The a. IN. s,L m. b,,
.f m. xid, ,ns ~. o,nh,, .rh.. -. S..,,.. 49,
of higher and bs, rbarsc.r ,h,, ,y :, d.y,..
nv man and every Vic. ,nd a,,,h,, i; ,h. l.nJ h,S
invrke their husband. and a,hers 10 sseoms mariner n, So
- - - " - - -. " ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09
Correspondence Of iAs u. 5. GsIeiie.

INV Vkk, Suhudy, r Vt.
There was no meeting AT the Board of Brokers yesier
da,. consequently nohiag done stocks estab.
lsh the market There good deal Of enquiry and
holders werc no, disposed sell unless advance
upo last Thursdy's prices.
The provision market was quiet
There nothing whatever sirrng to-day the way VI
news.
Nothing was done in exchanges worthy Of ooticc.
Thet- were battr~ Merchants Ion change" yesterday.
Flour was steady with limited demand.
Quite an active demand sprung up for Cotton aud before
O'Clock upwards Of 1000 bales sold ancc
Of cent per 10.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09
I. RUSSELL BIGGER'S OFFiCE.

Prizes! Pdz's.! PriZ s!.!
Diasirg Of Pokomokc River Lottery. Class No. 1872.
Is a. 80 . 81 81 ~ 81 So G1 If Al
Ticket No. IS &C. another Capital; ais, Half Nos
10 81 10, smi. Prize Of $500, both sol! and pad b.
BIGGER & co.
SUI dnofher!
Drawing ~ PDkomokc River Lottery, Class No. 1879:
90 - 60 - CO. - 81 IL ~ - 50 II 81.
Halt No5. 90 50 Co. another Capital sold and paid by
BIGGER g. co. .
And sEH another
Dnwng of Gf5nd Consol dated Lottery. Clss No. 80:
- 10 so g. % 20 ~ - . 60 81 IS Is.
WI lo Ticket Nos. | % 80, snug Pfzs II s 500.
sold aHd paid by BIGGER g. co.
For this day wednesday,
$4,000!
Tho above j. fOr sale Bigger g. Co.'s Ofico-Thoso
that may want II had better calf carly aud get H. The
Scheme is plcnjid one. Capitals-S2O 600, 10000
1000 $500, lao, 1904, Of 1900 , Of 1lOO II 1000
Il 900. 500 200, 600 1rl00 prizes Of SjOO.Cn 1850
lnwcsi No. Pnzc.l &c. 66 Noaj 10 bsllois. Whole
Tiehoss -. Packages ON reasonable terms
T.RUSSELB BIGGER e. co,
Managers. Office. opposite Eario Runs
Fof Thursday, s2l0OO! Is Nos. 10 ballots. Tickets
only 20 Jug
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09

W. Wf3r'u, July 2, 1885.
Sir--Sircr ny arrival in tha ulr,I sst,s, il,s pl
iced t,t % es.ia gHt1n gi ta public a.. lab.frt ut.,r
incorrect reEafd 10 fr ymout 1t ue s.,
and q tl u mont. dlc gtI rHin H,GIcu. Lu
ibc treaty of tc 3is January, 1913 aud ole, Co.,, come
uHjIs fn, have been upJu me. we'll uiher
On reference the which the business had been
transacted. deem 81 not ont II piueo for CON.
nIuniCajo . you The iac IN relation the two instruments
10 question: far they are within my knowledge, with
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09

or The law ortlic last session Of the Lcgisia.
ture, allowing the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
COMPANY 10 strike the Ohio at Wheeling, is 10
DO submitted to a meeting of the stockholders Of
that Company, at Baltimore, on the 10Th (Satur-
day) for acceptance or rejection.
We hope the stockholders will accept it, and
thus terminate question, somewhat difficult 10
legisate upon, and productive while it is kept
open Of excitement. We know perfectly well,
and So we think must the most active parliz1nS OF
the Parkersburg te minus, that there does not ex.
list the remotcst chance of inducing the Legislature
to concede that application. Right or wrong, il
matters not the result will be the same: the ap
plication will never be granted. The question
was tried last winter, after weeks Of the mast
strenuous efforts and active lobbying, and the APP
plication enli,tng then friends whom ii will never
enlist again, was sgnally defeated 1t Will al.
ways meet with the same fate.
Wheeling we are told by the Northwestern
friends Of the Parkersburg terminus, IL but few
hours sail above Pdrkorsburg, and the additional
expense Of going up to Wheeling mere trifle.
This being the fact, there can DO but little prefer
ence in eligibility for a terminus between the two
statons--so little is there in truth, that we again
express the gravest doubt whether the Legisla
ture. consulting the commercial interests of Vir-
ginia, ought 10 have permitted The Baltimore com.
pany to go to Wheeling.
Peremptorily excluded by Pennsylvania, and
certain to be bafEled in any and every attempt to
substitute in Virginia any terminus Ivwer dowa
the Ohio for that of Wheeling, We hope the stock
holders will on Saturday make virtue Of neces.
sity, and promptly accept the terms of the act Of
the last session.
OF Will our friends Of the Patriot and Ameri.
can at Baltimore, lie good enough TO lay these re.
marks before their readers, a. well as notice q
communication fromihe upper James River. which
the author desires may be seen by the StOckhOld.
eTs before their decision is madel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09
BY Lssr !Sf0Hrs .x.iiL.
ON q letter received in ,hi. civ, dated

Extract from q letter received in thi. city, dated
s.-.---- "TrRxs IsLAsp, Goth Juno, lsi5.
This will inform you vi my arrival hero la sifey, yes-
terdsy morning and you will be surprised hear that
crops Of Salt have been ruined or year, owing
ncnse tall Of rain for the last month. this the
ian Is falling Ia Torrents. ~. y. Jssr Con.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09

OrgioE t,oHANoE BAgE ~ Va, !
Richmond. 7ih Jelly, l645.
IHNIzE President & Directors % tbc Is change
Rank - virginia nt Norfolk. have dcciaf-
ed Dividend o. "a yer subject deduction ~ ser
for the Bonus payable N. BANK aud Branches tho ISM
~ -f2w w..P. sTROTDER. Cssh'r.
" jas DAVENPORT d ALLEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09

THE ORGAN AT ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
We have been requested BY MIR. Henry Erben. to state
that he Will ny the opln al ST. Pauls Church. this
evening at So'eloek. Mr. T.. the builder OF this
men and respectfully invites the pab.c 10 be attend.
the OF its trial.
CLAY STATUE.
Contributions have been received from the following
counties:
MuDorgaia, through MIS-. Jennett Ray.
Frederick, A. Il. CofTuIth
Marion, q" Harriet RAYMOND.
fendleton. - james Boggs.
Albemsrle, Louisa H. Tgcker
l.. NJ. RIDDLE,
Assistant Treasurer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09
HOYT,S OFFICE,

Dnwing OF a small LOTTERY received by this evenings
mail. Capital, 1000 ~ Nos ID drawn. Flne Tor
plck1gcs! Rsk package 81 - whole tickets Sl5 60;
% halves 5l2 81; quarters So 40 Single Tickets ~ So
for sale until II o'clock. HOYTS Ofi.e
Jug no. Excha,ge
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09
ALIENS OFFICE

Duwng Of The AcT,udfa Lottery, ESa, IGI. receive
by o'eiok Capitals $1,000, 1000. 100. 1000 eco 7O
u 500 &c. - no. Lottery ~ Drawn Ballots Teke1 onl
% 5O-Fhafes IN proportion.
6. n. ALLEN,
Hn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09
THE MFIiCAF IpDnvyITy


Gov shannon appears g. lave need himself from 40
blame n tIe aifafge matter Of tIo Mexican indemnify
lie oibcis letter 10 tho Secretary Of State follows
To HE Non Jas. Bnehara7 Secretary ~ STATE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09
D CORRESPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS
We Ha-ks. by he great pres Of Advertisements and
Other ss,end to all eOaui5aIorsi they shall,
tJ-sysr. nes A. icseOuep.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09
MUSIC.

ID II. TAYLOR has received the following
IL admired
WALTZES.
The Airline Walk
The Richmond
Gontoa d..
Llneonstane DO. v Dohlsr
LesPeres ? Walles, by Wallace
La Graceuse VALUES
Bird do; Aurora do.
Ruby WALK.
MARCHES AND QUICKSTEPS
oh Poor Miss Lucy Neal and Dandy Jim ouiekstep
Port do
Merhiuie Blues do.
Rchnord Scarlet Guard DO
Come Solder come. or HewiI's do.
Valley Forge March
Transyivania do.
Prusslan Parade DO
JUS Music Store, opposite Banks
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09
]. +. WORLDS OFFICE.

CEelp Package to Gay!
se5 81 al tbs rick Package OF IS whole tickets worth
- 80 each ne chlnc f0f puze Halves quarters IN
proportion 5000 hghe pzs. rs Nos Drawn sales close
at ~ o'clock. Tickets variety Of Nos at
WORDS Once.
jas Opp1ie Exchange Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09

STOCK.
M HAVE Sor sale 100 Snares of the Manchcsf-
II Cotron and Wool Mann ac turing Conn
Pauy. lots to purchasers the Managers
Institution, and have hesitation pueha,e
stock for myself would prefer bs the
er IN Virginia some spprehenve
reduce the present Tariff my opinion
ton Is taken the Tariff by Congress-
Nj Secretary Walkers letter,
President of the = and his Congress
crease Of Tariff For teims, apply to the subscriber.
9-h' H.. LYNCH.
tHANGE of HoURs--on TUESDAY 9Th mt Ae.
~ eommsdation Tam leaves Richmond at 4! A. NJ.
Norfolk Train 81 NJ
q" Petersburg A. NJ.
THEO. 9. CARNETT,
jus Superintendent H. A. p. X. q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-09
sastA BONES LEMONS, ia superior ORDER
W. JUS; received Tor So, by
Iup INLoEs BROTHER.
w. p. TURPlN'S OFFICE.
Fortunes New Home.

AIN0. IUI Easi Main slFteI below The Oh MARKET
TO ADVENTURES.
As the ~ TeIl taken place.
THIS land 81 and entepgsIng individuals
matter Of weB their purpose
pureasug the rich ljs that delightful county
Tugn would advise all those w.sns pro
homes that Cafden uf Eden,
New Home sud supply themselves needuL
which he - DALI distributing among many patrons
vary ffoin 100 10 $4,000
Jtauiuiu Schenr ih a~Lg shcb comes
To hand BY tins Evenings Mai.
$1,000 Capital
AlrIln'nl Lottery, EItr Class, No. 1862 Capiak: $1,000
1000. 100 lGOe, zoo, IS Nos 10 dawn
1Ick.is :! 30. IIayrs ] %. 62.