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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22

A New York paper says that tall ladies'
invariably prefer shor. men. An exchange
thinks this an error. and observer that no
woman objects Of lily men.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22

There are at the present time, one
hundred and twenty towns in Mss.a.
chusens destitute Of grog shop.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-02-22
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
OPPOSITE ST. PAuL's CHURCH, MAIN-sT
TERMS {:

TERMS:
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No subscription wW be taken for shorie,
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are discharged.
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quent Insertion. D~A liberal discOnl
made 10 those Who aducrtise by the yea'
LETTERS addressed on business ,n,usi
be post paid.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-30
MISSOURI.
To the EIi,er. Of the Wing
hing ton, Sept. 18th, rs


To EItorS Of the Wing
Gentlemen-l have with pleasure, Your paper OF
lste eemng with essays ana editorials on the subject OF
the Improvement o Virginia Nothing. let you,
gentlemen could tend endesr you and your paper
all hearted Veinisns, (whehcr their native State
far distant land OF adopton,) than the
are pursuing Let who born and Jared amid
the MOuntins of the Od Domnion. aud who loves her
vet AZ should love his molher, tell you-Go per.
behalf OF Ihat noble in which you have
manluy laid shoulders the Wheel aud,
later success shall encirce your brows with Il wreath OF
tame lasting and glorious than the field OF federal Po
ics could besiOw. Virginia must-Virguia shall
be redeemed be your motto still. No State In the Union
possesses within itself # the natural elements OF
greatness than Virginia In this all concur. Att
time Of the eight sisters OF the
federacy that presents such appearance OF decay and
dilapidaton Why How is itsol Time and again have
the OF this premature decay heea pointed out and
poursyed by able tongues and still ADLER pens. The
medy, it seems mas been found, found, not yet
applied. Permit me, then, though not al present CT
,izen Of your State yet | deeply and truly
devoted 10 her interests any among you, 10 offer
few thoughts suggestions, which shall be found tor the
ri part accordance with those principles OF
licy already laid down and well argued and maintain
ed BY In the first place, would propose that
Virginia manufactures. Compare her
with the Southern and Western States and 1t l.
perceive she compete with them IN Agriculture
Compare the advantages Of her siiuaiionhe saubry 1t
her clmae-her xhausiGe Vt minerals with the
Northern and New England States. LOUk At heir past
in manufacturing anu what prosperity may we
anticipate for her III that nei But before she ever
succeed a manufacturing STATE she must cast off that
greatest Of political 10 beT-that blight and mIlic~
upon oil her gies aGd mean Slavery Let
Slavery be abosfed-a system OF common schools esab-
shed and the great OF hey citizens, becoming
intelligent and industrIeu will naturally resort 10 such
equations and business best accord with their interests
and calculated relieve them OF ourthen This
will inevitably brg them 10 manufacturing as well pros
peny. ! am Vt your sIckly senIimenta-s. | am
not Of those who believe slavery moral evil My H.
Their is 8 STAKEHOLDER have owned them myself. have
conscientious serupos the subject. But am clearly
OF opinion yginias best could be suhserved
BY It's abUton-rhn the annexation Of Texas has created
an outlet, and the present Is the accepted time.
A VIRGINIAS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-30
IMPROVEMENT" &c.


"CKuton" in the Charlottesville Advocate of
Saturday, calls it Missionary scheme" TO stop
the canal at Lylehburg, and from that point ex-
tend Improvements by ready, &c.
"Ciinion" can be no visionary" himself, who
thus G, eafhedra describes others To be suchl Oh
mol He must be considerable, practical and wise,
thus to be able TO detect readily the vagares Of
Others: For example, he would continue the canal,
all the way 10 the kanawha That notable
terPrize having cost already q millions to Lynch
burg, Through the richest part Of the route, and
brought not the irst red cent 10 the State TO the
Stockholders or To the country which il JaFerses,
and in fact TO nobody save our enterprising and
worthy friends, Boyd, Edmond L. Davenport
'Chnton" would continue II on through barren
mountains, and al a still increasing expense, as
you advance! Having produced SO much good
heretofore, at small cos: US Millions through
the best part Of the route, there BIZ no touch Of
che visionary or of Humbug in the promise that
when it gets 10 q poorer country, and costs much
more, mile for mile, il will do much more good
The name of "Clinton" is signed to the doctrine,
and the absurdity suppose is expected to be
rammed down The throats of the Public, ny the
weight Of the signature: But, ifths name Of Cas-
sus was sufficient to honor corruption, no aame in
this practical and sensible age is Of gravamen
enough to accredit nonsense.
il is in vain to exhibit to i,e people of Virginia
proofs that staple transportation is cheaper on ca.
mails than Rail Roads. It may be the fact in Ger.
tain cases: Ii is certainly not tho fact in other
cases: All depends whether the position is true or
false, upon the distance, the nature of the route
the extent Of the travel and the certainty of freight
ut both ends: II it was universally true, it is i'm.
possible that England would be about to take up
1000 miles of Canal, to lay down oD the same
track. 1000 miles Of Rail Road:
But nop and in his case is not d question of
Canals or Rail RoddsI The single first question
is will canal dHSHer from LyDchburg TO the
Ranawhal Will il bring little or any nep trade!
Will il add to toanage7 viii ii add to the amount
ofproducts brought to The Virginia martsl Will it
create any nep tra1e to compensate for tils enor.
Juous cost
We do not believe il will We aeper hare be.
Heoed IL pould We have supported Jos. &. Ca.
bell, but we have never supported the extrayagant
de ign Of this canal, except for about week in
'33 when we and all Richmond were mOmentari
ly carried away 10y tho preaching Of the first
Cfusadel" II was n crude design, formed at the
commencement Of American enterprise, when
there were no lights aud no experience. IL is
ANTICIPATED and exploded in the estimation Of the
practical mind OF the county, and It ought to lie
abandoned. IL is no Use telling that canals are
cheaper than Rail Roads, If we demonstrate, a,
We do by the example Of the canal to Lynchburp.
that II Is worth little or nothing when completed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-30
LIFE AND TINES or HENRY CLAY.


We have already announced the forthcoming Of
this work, from one Of the most gifted pens in the
country. Mr.. Cotton is favorably known TO the
Wing public, as the author oft "Junius Tracts. {"
and other works Of decided merit, and we have
every assurance from these, that the Life and
Times Of Mr.. Clay will be production eminent
ly entitled to favor and an uncxamped patronage.
We do not indeed see how any Wing can decline
10 ornament his Library with these rich volume =
which ~ has been remarked, will In truth he a
History Of the Country, for the life of tie great
Statesman has been 70 closely identified with the
sfsir of the last thirty We years that you cannot
have q correct account Of the important events al
thst era, unconbected with the name ADD fame Of
Nf. Clay.
I, has already been stated by gentlemen who
have seen some pages of the work, that Me-. Col
tsa has given the subject freshness aud novelt;
pecsliarly attractive; and We shall anticipate fo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-30

the publication decided run among Virginia
wings. = n 4
The work will be in two splendid volumes w'th
portrait and historical design. at o. for boih.-
B. +. GALLAuKs, at the Wig Offiee . the Gen.
eral Agent for Eastern vhginia, and sab-ssents
will be shortly announced. In the meanwhile
let all Wings who are DESTROYS ofbeing early serv-
ed with copies, send in their names without delay
Il will be matter of just PRIDE independent Of all
considerations oavor to the publishers, to find that
Virgin. will spread ont the longest FIST in The Uni
on, in proportion TO her number of Wings.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-30
SALE OF LAND. &C.

DY virtue of the las, will and testament Of the
- late Tbonas Hooper Decd will be sod highest bidder
WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF lie obe nett, Tot on
fair day the late Deuce of, aid deceden
~ south 81 IayosviI e. on the
m1nd Frsds ksburg and Potomac Raj r. a.
Ian OF VIII eh lie Immediately 'ad Dad and containnr
hundred m1'y woods and
VALUABLE. n has n of the best
The ,ho BsHoi coIiaint
fuzzy all in onEnsi growth The subscriber
Macon Gfrn, taks psasue showing the lands any
wishing To view the tune previous the day
Of sale
Terms mad known the day OF sac.
authorized other sdoininK
be purchased nabc
FRANCIS BLUNT,
Admir- wrh the Will annexed of Thomas Hooper deed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-30
ENECITOH,s SALE Of REAL ESTATE
MEAN RICHMOND.
SH ALL. MS Executor of Joseph Brown Dir g.,

us
ard directions contained IN will proceed
H. the pennisrs, WfDNRSDAY I5tn
Oto.er SI5. 70 lowing Real ElIs IN
iienreo Richmond, sni Of WINCH Brown
d.et 20 ID. Bwgt
io's Union Hi Of which I've opposite the reienec Of
~ hn Beauer each so feet Ven ibIe run
back I1S feet BydesL The other from
Byrd and nd Byrd to
Plea AMI IS ct each streets
A-p heelaniesvie lump sr,nItR back 10
18Th OF which e The ie,deaee ad Sal
bstVe.h aud on. m I.g feet, thu
- ,nebes each said tn NUKE. The lie b. wee.
q and of Bhe, ss e los feet uiirK
MY eacI the Bliek Pold sud n M three
- feet The said Turnpte
Ao Other lots bi1E the upper end Valley ,e,, one
nOsnE other iJ feet Tdnnns
ITO feet each, w chased By the tEaoT Of n. Page
TERMS.
One urh of tie purchase will be requ red cash the
remaining equal ~ anI IL
mouths hs purchasers 'IocatnF notes, secured by
trust deeds o. Tie property sod.
TIE sal viii with the ts opposite tie
hr Lrsay-r at O'Clock, p. ~.
property spp VI ~ o. the
EIcc'inr. ard VIII BE- exhibited 60 the rai..
shall si ~ ito time for = portion of
Land yfg 10 Hanover he ongrg g.:
more PARTICULAR ds-crtton Of which vi be
LOyrIs ~ BILErT
So--dt's Etor Of 10 e9h Brown. deed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-30

DisTREssiNG AFFAR.-Su eide Of Judge White. We
regret t. learn nom the Lexington Reporter that the Hon.
John White, the late able aud distinguished Speaker Ut the
House OF at the u States and recently up
pointed Judge Il the 18th judicial District OF Kentucky,
eommn'ed suicide nday afternoon last, Richmond.
IN lint State by deliberately shooting bms 18th pistol
shortly after returning from where he presided lie
had been unwe for time, aud in low spirits aud tins
1t il thought induced hun the fatal deed which
took place IA MS Private chamber where he had kept him.
sell the greater portion Of the day.-Balf. Rep.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-30

and an. i,fc.,,,-. IN a,.,.. c,,,, a.. ,..n, -
oper. linz = ss~1k.sS So. ,nd In. r,nn.ls -
A ,,i,ns>d S<.s.s.... n v,..s e r. go - !, A..
bed Of The In,erns C.mm,,,,e u Coue,,s.
.,sly for his SINE and h.r .. di,crS Iii
M, re, rchcs ana n n,x n, ed
of English Cs.sI Easineers advanced by then 20 pul
Down she Livsrxooi sci Nsnehe,,er R.way-ls28-
that canals in ENGLAND were better than Rsi~sys while
Engineers the State Of Nav York echoed these
r.por,, Isse Me- Yol Sal. NJ lsasi 70 e.rrv nm.
Chenanso Black River y.il,v and Erie euarxe
snt canals n an expen,s no thu STATE Of about 97 OO
co., r,e than useles. q al thcse works
with exception Of the Erie Canal. are ass,nsd 10 b
by railways Such il the lear OF tn, State OF
competition in her monopoly by The Ere Csns that she
foibds ton by In summer parallel to
Erie Canal even en- paving Canal tolls pern,issoa tor
tho winter months given on the railways paying the
State full canal tos boon not worth scecpng pro-
pare the requisite Motive Power-<morc expensive than
psssengcus-and this too Zoe period when produce
and provisions have principally come market and
North River I. closed by Public opinion will break
down this monopoly and teach Canals and
rsw made iot commeice the people,
mercs Tor the Canals.
la the alluded that caused such prejudice
against rs,iways this and other States (bui not in
shre~d New Ensland)-a railway clssscd In the inter-
mediate position, between common turnpike and Canal
nravely asserted actual Of transporting
ton Of good. level railway three and half
per ton mile, instead Of about halt cent per ton
mile. The experience England and this country prove
TINS to be the case As nm evidence the lac char
tiers granted by the Parliament OF Great Britain have been
accepted with avdiy and nj premium VITA ciaasr
limiting the charge Tor freight At TIME ioarh' OF penny
cents per ton per mie oeins ABOUT tns charge
'"s On Sahai- IN mis ota'e 'o' mefS"so<e s"o Pfo-
auee, exclusive OF ireshI'
10 eoSspsre hshrays eHa CdhaS ana 10 answer your
'na 94ee, eanno. do better man 70 auoe me eoquen'
snu uue "hgua2e OF seieet eonu'ee " oom ofahcnes
" he Legislature OF Massachusetts OF 1859. oi which
oeheNe WI: Suiney wa, COMMUNICATIONS :" Tue con-
suueuon VI 'ne nfe" "e.e,n osn~.y son"eeuhs Dos
YOU vim Aoeny' anu inc r-e es"a he commune
say 10 tnen reports
nwass nave un,e's''y erea.s 'He means OF 'ner
- - .s, aus" n, ~ La.s ' s e '.p.o,'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-30
ANDREW STEVENS.

tLArE ~ TIE ENcHAsGE READING ROOM, RICHMOND. va
REGS leave 10 inform his southern friends, that
~ be- has hs Old business aSd
eture Of Fine JevseTy the Of No 10 corandt
aiew do1rs rom Broadway where lac will be happy
OF any articles d has line
E,fnobds ard other Pearls &c bought
Fin: Watches and Sic ing Silver War. OF all kinds
Jewellery purchased order snail
the whoSe all OF which viii IL warranted Of
"a " aad wo'km nship
NtN York Septerher 30, 1875. b
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TIA. Vrsiais M,iiisry Institute.

general meeting Of the Board OF Visitors of this
Academy called for the 2lIh instant at Lexington
consider charges preferred by Col Smith. the SuPern
tenden sginst the Professor OF Tactics, Drawing. sc.
These charges gross characterization and unofcer
like conduct in using disespecu and improper language
towards. and making personal assault upon the Super
utendent in his Office the morning OF the 9th Sep'em
Der. The accused officer found guilty and sentenced
by the Board TO be suspended from the exercise OF his
duties space OF three months without pay or emo
luments.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-30
SALE or HOUSE AND LOT,

pl virtue Of deed of trust executed by Isaac
~ sper tn John w Dance and the
Of Tiompson Blunt aud recorded Odee
haan County Court shall proceed SELL the highest bidder
Powhaan Ct iouse for ready the LIST MONDAY No.
vehsf next beirg dy lot OF Land
and hall a'ininE the Of scosvie with story
brek Dwelling House four rooms
svstted Ia ~heh 10 eieYtJ Ic nispuiabe
veyed - The purchaser. JOHN a. SIMPSON Trustee.
usfs
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NOTICE,

HAVE for sale, for cash, about thirty rs like
SNEGRpEsa asy tn 5ut., JounE AMI healthy and NJ
etcc nt china, hry al been asei estate nrd
nothing but heeesshy eOmpsh at with 90 this number
there ten % Twelve lscy youBr sufpae by
any, tbs Under buys ard gtril ,crbsr
would be I'D " sell the whole ioi peon keep
hen iosrtYer they hhul ald oBe-t Negroes htve
been f-issd fsuiy Should ey fod privately they
viii be sod Al hs buckingham ociotsf Court for cash
JOHN JONES
u. Son the 18th Of October next, II being
day s small tfsct of LAND lying en- Jane. River
about go WHEN sfc 90 acres OF
accommodating J. JONHs
40 c'dH
GY ENQUIRER stpy q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-30

Flour and Grln-The news from abraod has had the
effect uf making the -four market dull and reducing the
prices that Genesee which the close o the last
was worth SASH asa. has settled down to 1891
At tina: price, the market rather firm morning. and
good Michigan will bring the same price. In Southern
there Is very ue doing Some small OF Brandy
have been made atS4s7I.
Wheat what frmer. Sales Of 1000 bushels Zen.
reported Ooi, and parcels Southern
at eSa95 according quality. Rye worth 67a6s
cents, with sales the latter rate delivered. sale of
100 bushels Barley has been made at 60 cents Corn is
rather dull. Sales Of North River and Jersey at 56a57
cents, MEASURE and Of Southern. So weight Oats
dull at 40ail cents, Southern would probably bring
about IS cents Com. 1dr,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-30
I RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
TIE Mckenzie Pamphlet.
The Enquirer Of yesterday says:
1.-THE MACKENZIE PAMPHLET.

sBaiofdaT6 q
es,umns from this infamous publication, with
the mild and gentle qualification. that "Mackenlies con-
tuct msy prsAsblp be indefensble" IL ia remarkable
fest that hs only pspen Which have sssn TO Fms
pssss. and Richmond Wing"
- WY 10 il remarkable" that, so far, this singu-
lar correspondence has appeared only in the New
York Express and Tribune, and the Richmond
Whigi Does the Enquirer doubt that it riH aP
pear in the whole Wing press Of the country. in
whole or in parti We can see nothing "remarka-
be" in the circumstance: The whole explanation
Il that these Prints were in position to publish
early, and appreciate promptly, the very singular
nature Of the papers.
But the design Of the Enquirer is to afhx re-
yrosca upon the three papers mentioned, for pub
q fishing the correspondence at all Have they
properly incurred the reproachl Not in the least:
They find "Democrat"-one of the Enquirer's
own party-publishing book Of curious interest,
shedding light upon by.gone transactions, exhib-
thing the true character of many public men, and
well calculated to make the American People more
cautious and guarded in the confidence which II
IL their habit too promptly and thoughtessly to re-
pose in brawling Demagogues and specializing
Politicians
That the author Of the book, Mckenzie, may
have stolen the letters. does not at all affect the
conduct of the Tribune, Express and Wing! Those
papers did not incite him to steal them: they did
not invite him or in any manner induce him to
publish them: that was his own act: they find
his book published, much to their surprise as to
the CONSERVATION of others: They find it in two
days in the hands Of many thousands and eagerly
sought for by the whole country, and to CRAFTY
their Patrons, they publish portions of work thus
as public MS Pamphlet can make III BY this act,
they simply do what is universally done in the
whole world where tue Press is free
Observe too, thai it is universally conceded that
the correspondence is genuine. That is not de-
MED by any soul: The book is true, though the
author Of the book may be knave land Of him we
know nothing whatever.
Now what exquisite, dainty morality-how
adapted to usefulness; and how fortified by COM
mon sense-is thai which discovers wrong in the
course Of the three papers mentioned! and how
consistent is the proclamation of such tight laced
ethics IN the paper which first gave to the world
the East Room letters, and never atoned for the
act
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-30
GEORGIA AND MARYLAND.

The State Elections (and in Maryland for Congress)
take place in the above States. The whigs
ssnguinc in each but dread the effect OF apathy
always defeated party, the close OF Presidential
election. The will be close, and confess
rather hope for than expect success.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-30
,g,O WIN. p. DUMFORD As you are not

VNO WIN. =. DUMFORD As you are not
- inbabtabi Of this Conrot ,ytah take notice that
Ffday. ala Of November Isfj Cunbetltnd a. Ho1.-
the Tavyrn ~ D. Foster between the hours ~ o. M snd
r. " hail take the deposion ~ jos L. fHlnr and Others
be read evidence IondtK county of Cum
bcfnd the cancefy eide thereof IN VIII Oh psintH md
you aud John Drn'ord dendebts w. from any
said deposition should not be taken he2 November fey IN
BE- eoRiinued from day 10 day until completed
3O-V4v HENRY p. IRVING.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-30
JOS. E. BLOOMFIELD.

The GsnI Junction Canal Of England which parallel
miles LONDON Birmingham Loason a. railway
I2 nj length hii in three Immediately preceding
opening Of the rwly annual ReveIue om toll.
722 90 sulry Since this
this Reve has faren fl30i2
an Manchester Rail road produced Mes-y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-30

FOR RENT
G5s The 3 upper stories Of the Brick Building
fa the Furniture store Of MesIa Anen Brother NO
40 Main street apartn- nj
seA there This excellent location FOR Boarding House
and too Ase for family Of ihe be sdyants
ssoIsly rented for Cfi Apply
PHILIP NJ. TABB Son,
ONT Ala n above
Bigger Lciisry Office the Grocery Store Of
Cow wm. NJ. Harrison, Esq.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-30

COtton-The sales for the week ending last evening a
mounted TO 1855 bales, including 5000 Upland aud Flo
rda inferior 66i. Ordinary good ordinary 63a6i mid.
ding to good miadins 7a73, mddng fau fair 7isst
fully tar Stisi cents; 1890 Mobile and New Orleans in-
ferior 3l65. ordinary good ordinary Cha. mddng
COED middllng 7ils, mddng fair fair g. fully fair TO
good fair ala cents and as bales Texas 6ist cents
short price. The arrivals during the period were
5IOl bales The principal portion Of the business
done IN the hst part Ut the week. after the reception
the foreign sdNices. At the close there much
higher than at the close OF last week. remain about the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-30
VALUABLE LANDS IN ROANOKE
COUNTY FOR SALE


IL AVlNG determined to resume the Mercan-
tile bus the undersigned
noke The home place contains about Gu
celebrated Mud Lick Lands lying about Big
Lick and bounded the West about oe ge aud L. b.
the FIsakha Turnpike r.e River through hs
about $50 the North side and 200
seah The upiAas Of the finest qay and the
about 200 considered the highly
ducie IN Corn Hemp ToblecH and Wheat and entirely
eli danger q nundatoa There and
lett standing be- Of the plantation
Perhaps where wateed wing addition
th- running through u for mills
failing Springs The bung, good substantial
yeneLi eonst'nE OF tTes dwelling, hign md
handing situation sTns house house ban ebs over
seei House Tobacco houses ke- dc Take altogether
universally conceded this region Of county, whether
good LAM health good
Mills, &C this place has superior the
STATE. turher description deemed
unnecessary, persons wishing puchase will. course
anime.
Also anper Of Mountain Land lying abou,
the above, u which iher. roads, Astounding
t.Hber. aiming about 400 50 Of which cleared
cultivation and winch there tract
be able sppendKe tie home
separately The unde signed privately plea
sure IN ,bew M day October neIt at
previously so of will be highest
bidder premises, ommoiatng NO.
q crop % wheat viii be se-eed.
Sc 30-e3~ JOHN q. |. WHITE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-30
VOCAL AND NORTHUMBERLAND
MIISIC

SlcNon oEenGE tales pssssvr. !. ,.sssu.i.s Oh. es-
ses Asehasead AID veay. ~. $500 h..,H \.
' ey sa 80 ppaiea 10 L>s.s.s h v.i ..I .s.-
ss.is4 eSscS $500 ia q ,As r,..o Yor,-
ssseI ones,ns tss cs.nassan kana hsss Fs.ssA Bssa
- Ae ysssf sss.s svss 10 each "a ~ esn.o,
~ - give osyseh knssss thu secss.p.l M a
lA<ss VITO ps.r sin BE- wssd - r..l s.ss os.
es.sa sho dos n an ssfsr ss.i ass.s ,h-.-lv., e
~ ses as'srus isus The eiss n - ussnnr &C.
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