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A HIT.-My dear madam. said = doc,o, 70 his
patient, am uUly graifed to see Won vet in life.
AT my last visit yesterday, you know told YOU
you had but six hours to live.
Yes, doctor, you did, but didn't take the dose
you left me
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-28

MR.. WEBswoRTH ON Love" Thus il is
10 De IN love" and Lord Ftzwaren drew deep
sign: Were you ever in love, Webworth p,
A" Not that wemember."
" Not that you remember! Whv. what +,
strange fellow you must be. IF you were once
hard hit, as call it-that is, really in Joye--vou
would never, forget it, can tell you, for IFS no
joke Hegho"
Many perhons have told me tho. but tbup-
Pothe ihe's gweat deal in Imagination One
petthy gil seemlh to ine to be tho extremely like
another PettIIy gil, that never could make out
how man cath more about one of them than
another tho conclude it muth be all magina-
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-28

The Potato Rot has appeared in Maine, New
Hampshire and Massachusetts, and all fields plan
ted with domestic seed are whitening.
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JACK FLYBLOCK. u. s. N.
Observation-Disclosures.

We must take things as they are. We would
not, upon any question, offer factious opposition
10 the administration of Mr.. Polk, least of all up.
on question Of war. II war be declared against
MS, no matter for what cause, it must be met by
the whole nation The Government must he
supported. When the appeal is made to arms,
all other arguments at end. They that take
the sword must he met by the sword Our Gov
ernmeni-no matter how unwsely-no matter
how wickedly-has admitted Texas 1t has
thrown over her people and her soil the Consti-
tuition and laws of the land. 1t has pledged its
faith. Whatever may have been our differences
ut opinion a home and among ourselves, we can
not allow foreign nations to interfere The only
motto for the citizen when his Government is at
tackled, should he, " Our Country-may she be
always right, but cur Country. right or wrong"
Therefore. if war is declared by Mexico, we
hope the crisis will be me. by The Administration
ny firm. and vigorous, and decisive action, and
we hope the people of all parties will mite in
the cordial and energetic support ct the Govern
ment Let neither money nor men be spared.
The only true economy of life or treasure, in war.
is free nse of both. Let the contest be brief
Let us dictate to Mexico The terms of peace as
soon as possible if need be- in the very palaces
the Moniezumas." > Providence (TVhig) Jour
nal
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U. S. NAVY.

We take the following corrected table of our
Naval establishment from the Union of Monday
night. That paper says, p" though it may not he.
even now. perfectly correct in every item. We, i,
may be received as sufficiently so, to form the
basis of necessary calculation" Under the head
of" fitting ont. precise destination unknown" we
see that the Congress friga,e is placed The
Herald of yesterday informs us that she is order
ed to the Gulf of Mexico, to take the Mace of the
Potomac, which is now in eaky condition. and
daily expected here her crew will be transferred
To the Columbia ftgate. The Congress will sail
under the command of Com. Stockton. as soon &c
she can be manned. The following officers have
been ordered 10 This ship; Commander. Samnol
f. Dn Pont; Lieuts. John w. Livingston, J. F.
Schenck, r. l.. Tilghman, w. S Drayron. II
ED, W. Gwathmey; Master, V. r. Morgan :;
Surgeon, Samuel Mosely, Passed Assistant Sur
geon, John ). white; Assistant SURGEON. Cbas
Eversfeld
United States squadron in The GuIf of .Nenico
|. Frigate Potomac, Commodore Connor's FLAG
ship. IS
2. Steamer Mississippi
3. do Princeton.
H. Sloop-of-war Saratoga.
3. do Falmouth.
6. do John Adams
do ST. Mary's.
s. Brig Snmers.
9. Brig Lawrence
10. frg Porpnse.
IL. Schooner On.ka .hy-e, mail.boat.
u. Steamer Col Harvey
Unied States squadron in Pacific Ocean,
L. Frgae Savannah, Commodore Sluats fac
9 Soop of war Warren.
. do Portsmouth
a. do Levant.
3. do Cyane.
@. Schooner Shark
7. Store ship Erie.
United States East India squadron, abont BEING
Tet'eued. and intended, as is supposed, to re,l.
desrons IN the Pacifc
|. Frgate Brandywine, Commodore Parker's
flag ship.
2. SInop fwar ST. Louis
3. Brig Perry.
a. Frl9ate Constitution. Capt. Percival, on her
return from an independent cruise.
The last four named ships may be considered
IN case OF emergency, as part of the Pacific
qnadron.
United States squadron IN The .Mediteyranean
t. frgate Cumberland, Commodore Smiths
flag ship.
| Sloop of-war Plymouth
OI''N" ''t"tcS SJiUUIOH, DfNEH StUtlOn.
|. Frigate Rarilan, Commodore Turner'S fac
hip.
2. Sloop of war Boston.
3. Brig Bainbrldge
East india squadron, on its acav ont.
|. Columbus, "a, Commodore Biddle's flag
ship.
2. Sloop-of war Vincennes
OnHed States squadron on The coast of Africa.
2. SlnoP of war Jamestown, Commodore Skin
ner's flag ship.
2. SIoop oI-war Yorktown.
). SIoop ot-war Prebe.
3. Store ship Southampton.
Fltt'ng ont. (precise destination unkno,Cn)
Norfolk. FHgare Congress, Capt Stockton
2. Frgate Columbia.
3. Brig Dolphin.
Boston,. Frgate United States.
5. Slooporwar Marion.
6. Brig Boxer
n. York;. Sloop of war Dale
The following ships, in port require repairs,
and have been examined with that view, prepara-
tory TO being fitted for service, in case Of emer
gency:
II.
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FxPLosIoN OF Powder MILL-Tiro Men
kHted One of the powder mills in Lowell,
Mass, owned by Oliver NJ. Whipple. Esq. ex-
PIoded on Friday last about half past nine o'clock
by which two valuable lives were lost. The ml
IS the one caled the granting mill, - the bank
OF Concord river, about mile from the heart of
The city, has been worked without accident for the
last twenty three years. Only part Of the works
were in operation at the time Of the accident, in
which two men were employed Their names
were Albert j. Brown and Gardner Boynton. It
Is not known what occasiOned the explosion The
body Of Mr. BOynlon was blown all 10 pieces one
Of his legs was found across the river. Brown
was alive when discovered. He was thrown in.
to race-way. He died, however, in few min.
utes after The accident. His body was not mu-
llIaled. though it was completely blackened -
Both Of the men were thirty years ofage. Brown
who is from Windbom, n. H., has left wife
and three children Boynton, wife and two
children.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15
DEA,ru Or JIlDGE STORY.

We have III. painful duty the death OF 10.
sePh Stoy l.. l.. d.. ct the Justices OF the u > Su'
preme Court and Dane Professor OF Law Harvard Uni
yery. lie expired his residence ia Cambridge, Thurs
day eNcnins quarter before nlne o'clock His pulse
ceased beat and his hands cold before eight, T.
NJ HIS disease s;oppGge OF the ia'esnes, or srasn
laon, the sickness which ended the life ot MIR Lee
sare this city ia si3 Judge Story IS OF age
lie graduated Harvard University in 1898. aud was ap
polntcd tho JuJgeship the United States Court by
Prc.,dent Madison 1871. lie has hiled high office in
the judicial service OF the country, and higher station in
the public eve, aud he ha lett space which will not be
easily filled IN. \. HERALp.
The New York Express ailudes 10 the scramble
which has already commenced for the vacant
place, and piays that, at least the dead may he
decently barred before the public ears are d'nned
with these party appeals in behalf of party
Judge"
Marcus Morton has been suggested as Judge
Story's successor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15
Connection of Charleston and NushriHe.

The Charleston Mercury refers 10 the meeting
held in July last, at Nashville, to consider the
prac,icabiliy and exPedency of connecting the
two cities by Railroad from Nashville To Cha'a.
noaga, where the Western and Atlantic Railroad
strikes tho Tennessee River. The entire dis
lance frcm Charleston 10 The Tennessee River is
stated TO he 446 miles, and il is 100 from that
point to Nashville, making the whole line $40
miles. OF this, the Mercury states 80 miles
may be considered as finished, and the remain
ing ST miles Chc unfinished part of the State
road) to the Tennessee River, are under contract,
and the grading and masonry completed.
earnest spirit is evnccd To complete the work.
"The Western and Atlantic Railroad bring fini-h.
ed, there will remain only 1870 miles OF road To
be made. 10 perfect the connection between Nash
vile and Charleston, which will bring these CT
tics within % hours travel of each other" This
done, and il requiring but two days TO travel from
Charleston to Richmond, what think friends
of South Western Virginia of the chance of bring
ing Tennessee travelling upon their magnificent
conception-a TurnpiLe'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15
Static Op Mr. CLAW

We are authorized by the Assistant Treasurer of the
Fund, Miss ELIZA VI Rippih, announce TO the Wing
Ladies OF Vrgnis that there 10 certainty that fAs
Mafae ,siu be erected The amount in hand L. quite
sufficient but doubt entertained that when the seve
raj sums collected OF the counties, and those with
in reach by luls shall have been added, the
collections will be ample. Let the Ladies' however, make
effort, between this time and the meeting OF the
Legislature, that whatever funds accessible. and
not transmitted. may be by the hands Of the members
The Ladies have nobly redeemed their pledges, and
shown that their veneraon for the great Statesman has
been something substantial than mere words, and
that the ,evi,rs their ,Jrs will be conioundcd and
slenced.
Wing Editors throughout the State will give the word
round that the Statue be erected and that those who
desire have share in the honor, promptly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
SPIRIT OF IMPROVEMENT


The Augusta (Geo.) Chronicle announces the
departure OF a train OF cars on the morning oil the
lIth Tor Atlanta, the terminus Of the Georgia Rail
Road. We gather from that paper. that this
Road. under the Presidency Of JOHN =. KING.
once q prominent member Of the u. s. Senate,
10 work equal to any IN the Southern States.
extending l72 miles from Augusta into the inter.
br Of the State, and will, in few months. lie
extended so miles further, to the Oostenaula
River, making a line OF 252 miles fthe great line
Of Railroad, which is designed TO connect The Al
Iantic coast nth the fertile ralIeyof ths Mississp
pa.
In speaking of the completion of this work,
writer in the Coosa Journal proposes celebration
oftheevent. Tie says, in additon to the above work
even 60 miles of the Western and Atlantic Road
will be in operation, steamboat will he plying
about 100 miles of the Coosa--260 miles of inter
nal communication is to be opened in few short
weeks INFO the heart Of The Southern STATES; all,
together extending, with those now IN use, from
Charleston, 500 miles into the heart Of Alabama
Such is the spirit and the action of region.
which we Of Virginia have been in the habit oil
estimating even more destitute OF enterprise
than ourselves-and yet they have opened 3oo
miles of steam communication. And while all
this is going on, our leading men in South West
ern Virginia are gravey celebrating ON the won
derful achievement ola Turnpike, to run from
some one indefinite point 10 some other indefinite
point Verify, after recovering our long-sus
pended breath, in waiting for the doings OF the
Abingdon Convention we have come to the con-
clusion that Virginia is destined to snatch from a
sister State the title Of "Trip Van Winkle,' for
she seems to he "overiaid with sleep. the very
cousin Of Death"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15
InLnaLh Las BOyk.

Mr.. ID. G. KING. General Agent, has favored
us with No. 3, Vol. !, oi the &" NEW LIBRARY OF
Law AND EQuIry !" edited by Francis j. Trou.
bat, Esq Hon. Ellis Lewis, and Wilson Nc.
Candies, E.q. Published by Mckinley ~ Les.
eurc. Harrisburg. Pennsylvania. THIS volume
contains -
No. ], July, lsi5--1. Treatise on the Law
relating to Composition with CrcdItors-witI an
Appendix. containing Presidents 0! Headings and
Deeds. BY William Forsyth. Esq, Of the Inner
Temple, Barrister at Law, and late Fellow Of
Trinity College, Cambridge.
"A Manual for Law Students, exhibiting
Courses for the Study Of Convey ancing-of Eqni.
ty-and Of Common Law, with questions on each
course.
No. ,, Augusta selection Of Legal MdSims,
classified and illustrated by Herbert Brown Esq =,
Of the Inner Tempe, Barrisler at Law.
No. 3, scPcnbcr--l. Legal Max.ms-con.
eluded.
2. OF Pleading the General Issue under tie
New Rules of the Courts of Westminster and Of
the Evidence applicable to Issues obtained 10y
pleading specially under those Rules by Henry
RIOS, oe, Esq, Of tho Inner Temple, Barris,cr ut
Law.
The second volume will begin with the October
number. Price of tie LIBRARY, 81 per annuin.
payable semi annually.
Mr.. King il the only Agent in Virginia for this
Wok.
By the advertise incnt Of Mr.. Clark, Of Newark.
N. j., II will he seen that hc propu,cs to intro.
duce, more extensively than heretofore. his elc.
giant vehicles into the South. We were shown
by that gentleman, at hi- establishment, sever.
al splendidly finished Carrisge-, which were
wrought entirely out Of American productions,
save n heavy glass lor window' aud lamps.
The 'R Edmond Wing" s thr LARGEST paper in yus,tii
Ia Subscription ptee Is Five Dollars. IN adysnce. I'll,
Denocfst Two Dollars snd FiW cents. l. tic iOfmtI
twice as Isfge o. the later FRoasis DeToctaL
Thus talks the new T. lit,rs 81 The above paper.
Certainly the Wing is twice q, large" and more
than that is published is.cc week l,r i've dollars
But the Deinocra, Is cheap cnough, IT locoioc,
literature Is not dear Mt any price.
IA Irsh CsihOlc priest has projected, with the favor
the Ms,csp government, the etnb,hneni d n.h co
lony on the bay u ssn Ffsaeisoo. California.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15
DIED.

On Saturday last at his residence in Marshall county
ARcBiBALD McLEAs, Esq, aged ~ wears. tie had been
OF the Typu- Fever. the ith inst. Kingston.
Campbell COUNTY. DR.. JoaS W. Z. MooRMAs. IN the 25th
OF his age after excessively painful illness o about
sixteen days.
IL Lynchburg the LIST last JANIS s. TIT. infant
OF John and Rosslc L. Ffeeland, o New Orleans aged
-four months and i've days.
At his residence. Monday last, Mr. NATHAN c.
GOODMAN, late Deputy Sheriff Of Albefus,le.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15

How pleasant it IT, aud honorable To humanity, when
long elo.cy connected business and social rcla
ions, subject OF necessity collisions OF opinion
parting what the Editor the Albany Journal saws OF
Gen. Rufus King. his Editor, who rotircs from
the Journal take charge OF the Milwaukee Sentinel
Speaking OF Ihcir Intimacy the Journal says:We should
do Injustice hrs, relations by negIectng the oPpouni
~ which separation oif-T., say, that have never
known a whose character there lie ri the pure
ore and less OF the dross. OF human The mirror
openly h bosom, reflects all the virtues OF pure,
vain. guleess hrart.r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15

BOSTON MARkEr-wKpSE-DAY AFTERNOON, Srrr. 10.
Co'ton-There is considerable activity IN the market
The sales amount Ia about 500 bales full prices Proy
sons-Priccs are fully supported Sales OF Mess Beef
SIZE 81 kegs, ID bbis Lard sac; 3l0 bbs Mess aud Clear
Pork, Siit aud l5t.4 mos fIour-There /, alteration
IN the market Sales oi Genese- At Si.9laS5. Com
Prices have improved sales OF yellow SEC, and white
55c. Oats 36a37c. Sugar-The transactions are not sx-
,enSve 'od,y sales Of Havana brown D. 25 hhds New
Orleans at 1ta7i-4flas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15

The New York Express that the subscriptions to
the New York and Erie Rail Road already amount up
wards Of million six hundred thousand dollars That
paper says (" New Workers will allow it he said
they cannot will not, raise three millions of dollars IN
instruments, while B,s,nnans have only made their
Roads, but millions invested M the
several Roads between Albany ard Buffalo"
The whole amount required finish the Road is est
mated at ab, u 81 3jO,UOO-a mion be added for
ginos aud fixtures.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15
RkrORrEO FOR THE UNITED STATES GAZETTE.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

IHuksDAN EVENING, Sept. lUth.
Pork-Further sales S2l 50 for the fret quality No.
l. Cotion--No change. Flour-We hear OF sales for
export. and quote and air brands - 5Oa
with very ligh, sticks nothing doing IN Rye Corn
Meal Whost-But little doing, We quote good Virginia
sic; 2OnO bushels prime Delaware sold 92c and Penn
sis95c; Southern white sold 9Ia9Sc. and fenna lOOc
sale OF Southern Rye made at 6Oc Corn in better
demand at soc; for Southern yellow. and 49c. Tor white.
Oats Gcod Southern sells at 33s331 Provisions rather
quiet Sugars firm. but sales Of reporied
Whskey IN hhds cold ut 23c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15
TIE A9MY of ossgRvArIoN-h ro.i.ion-it

The following sketch, from the New urleams
Picqyune, gives lively and interesting account
of Gen. Ia, lor's army and ITS prospects. 1t will
lie seen that IL is composed OF materials that have
been tried, and that are keen for another trial OF
their proves. We think it probable the Mexican
imbsciliiy will scarcely furnish them ''ioemen wor-
thy Of thcis >icel."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15
MISSOURI.

The delegates 90 a State Convention IN Missouri have
been eected-most Of them Lofofocos Among the acr-
ATOMS anticipated to the Constitution, aTe-a limit 10 the
tenure VI tho judicial occihe election Of Judges by the
psope-sn equalization cf representation and cloule
probibitnP the creation of Banks.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15
MARRIED.

On Tuesday the l9;h inst, by Rev. David Shaver, liz
zKEIsHw SrrssARp. E-q OF Botelour county, Mhs
ANN MaR, daughter OF Mr. Thos Love Of Amherst coun
~.
Ga the Ilth inst. at o'clock. A. NJ, by the Rev j. b.
Taylor, Mr.. ;. A. MARSH, 81 Connecticut, To Mrs
HARRIET ANN GRAVES, OF this city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15

The Charleston Courier Of the l,h tina; Captain
RSGsoIp. L. \. A. passed through that city the 10Th
Savannah. his way Washington, bearer of des-
patches from Texas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15

M AGNErisM Mr. CiAYToNS Class priva. instrue-
A'A items will meet In the School Room IN. Cdi F.iou
This Nobayl Evening - O'Clock An joining
Class. Will phase he present .. IS-it
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15
N. Y. MARKET. Sept. lI-2ir. NJ

The leather sale went oil to day At steady prices.
Tn, sales ut cotton to-day reach 400 bales, at shade
OF decline tom prices before the last news-say Ct
10.
Flour Ia quite firm Si.'S for oil common Western.
and for lots all exua 1000 bbl- taken
Tor England Si75. No sales OF wheat, bit prices
firm.
Rye "a corn. several samples. but sales holden.
asking Sd cts. aud d,sulers ving 81 Oats dull
tlaI2 cts
Maekerel have IN sbundantly, that prices hsv,
islen especially for Pc. The sales all 2UOO bbls
Sl3,5O ot IL, which sid scarce 81 81. 25 for D.
which plenty; 81 - 25 Tor small b. aud $65
ior large Is; 100 cod fish have been sold 81
srd GOO fair $3.50; 1000 boxes smoked behring's So
I'D aud 20 c there have been sales of pig lead
cts, Ii.
Provisions iusetve. $50 bbls. pork. choice
lot were bought ut Sl4 supposed for shipment Eny
land common lots 10 DO had Al Sit,25.
Scotch pig iron - better. most holders ask S35. tme
but small lots have been picked $751; cash, which
there buyers Tin plates SsiaS9 saes icon
ship.
No change ia whiskry.
Exchanges steady with few sales.
T. ). Evening.-The sales Of cotton for the ~ 500
baes.-JCUR. Con-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15
BOARDING..
NEW DRY GOODS STORE,
CORNER 6Tm AND BROAD SIT

OHN w BOYD respectfully Inform. the
PUBLIC AM the aequsnts n.t,.r I.h,,
H. lloyd, ~Lo will ASST h conduct nj la. n,-rebanr
business that he has York ON Yer, IA
othl- 'cu-' superior aud CHEAP OF DRY GIsIs
tmoa variety aud ,e them eh..n-
lie 'h"sI- to have his goods ard cay eu.nrn ir.
2Oh u 18th nst the ne hriek
on Head street fronting Mr Ira TeheLos Coach
ahi very tie shoekoo lin Market sohe call after b..
ing open tom all wishing Fancy Staple Dry G.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15

w HsREAs. about mon hs since a yourr nam
from the United states OF huesca mai ing -rour,,
70 "'"n ~ rr sarah faneis Clark Mor who wa.
formerly under the gradsnp OF Mrs III zabeh stevens, With
the aNo"ed object oi obtaining her Of
OF ioo" acres OF Land situated Gf Kama
hs h'er "a tie province Of Virginia Unitri Stats OF
hn'rea-h- being entitled upd.,
heI ae mothers airs MaEshaD will: whereas, the aid
man supposed to lave bern either nephew of
WI MOTIFS step iathrr Mr. JOHN who bou,
ago ot America Etlcr parties reque, com
win MT Sohn Mnrris, Han Lane, Wal (sannrdshrl
Eng and OF to Mr. samIel Mason Street New Yotkb.
OBJECT being an aneabe arrangement anair
Sept =. lsi5.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15
To the ,re~nsr. OF the nich.nond Mechanic,

You are particularly requested TO attend gen.
orsl Meeting OF the Association School Room, Til
Evening 18th S.ptember), ut O'Clock when It is hop
ed, increased interest manifested the last
ing, tina, will be adopted to eve new impe
tus 10 the institution,
SrnI LII THOMAS SAMSON. PrcSL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15

FaN Supply of
SADDLERY HARDWARE.
VIE ,nbser'te reesIv ships Virginia and Ha
away direct from the manufacturers IN England
supply OF sadi and iIadw IN patio
Hard SoteT PAe ras aud Polished Steel srrup Irons
Birdie Bits of every style and quality.
Pacd, Grass aud JAI ann. d Harness Buckrs
Tis'd II liar Buekes hom sin o } inehe.
Coach and Gig iiames all kin:s
English Bride Leather and M,ringalsa
Plated ami Ivory Martingale Rings
Spurs of c.ery quality
sadd-rs Sill assorted colours,
ag- assortment NJ Amer can saddlrry, such
Meas. Lad c, aud Gig SadNlr TEES
'o'ton, Wor-'cd aud Rein Webb
Common G,i lies sni BI die I.cath.rs
Wagon Whips and C1vI e.
C'ach Ga AMI Switch Whip,
SaddcTs FOOLS Tacks w.. , io H.. rv nd
country iridr IN accommodating terms.
VAN LEW. smith s. co.
81 " anS if.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15

FUNHE ul scrihrts FALL SIUCk DRUG
and MEDICINES, to Which they respectfully ioeil at.a
ton OF the Pubic sni their
i3 ]. 10. ElfsrACE A. SON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15

MOLASSES AT AUCTION.
q IN THURSDAY the 1sti, inst. 1t ~ o'clock. a
~ smith n frh'r's Warehouse Town Point, be s.k.
the cargo Of III brig MONACO Cart GoGd Mart
.i''ins OF $40 Hs IL ecc' ~ B1l heavy and
lasses. s,isctcd JAMES HUNTER
Nor oh. Sept. Is. - ". L W. PN>NElL. Auets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15

+. WORDS OFFICE.-Loteries for his
~ 1ek ;-Moniay3of $1,000 80 OF 1000 Ti,keis s.
Tue -iay-2 at slOscO. 10 Of 1000, Ge T.eEeIS
wednesday- sS1Oa, nf 1000 Tieke;s so
TbIr d'y-s3O 600 so "f 1000. sc. Tickets 10
fuday-sIGOU. ~ Tickets
SainrIiy-slO U0G, s. Tictrts1
SluuIy-s30 QUO. "a NJ IGOD, sc. T,Cket- 10.
For WITH septT-s75 600, &C. sc. &c. Tickets
single IL add sh's snd Certificates of Packages t
above Schemes be had Of WORD
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-15

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