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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02
Prom The Buhalo Plot.

The Albany Evening JOurns in speaking of the
boat launch, at Green Bay, capt. Jed. Rogers who
commanded the first steamboat, Walk the Water on
Lake Enc, Is still living. Yet there nearly rs
many steamboats, leaving Bu:f,lO as New York"
SUI! living Yes, and Org may he yet live, the hearty
response OF al! who know him here.
Are there plenty people still living both Albany
and New f"rk who witnessed the first amboai voyage
pe'iormedl Certainly there are; for historically that
was but yesterday.
Yes, there indeed many living who witnessed the
rst steamboat voyage" aud OF that number
II be forgotten an, than tie mode
resoIed To IOf seeing the wonder by The
present Steamboat Landing CAtskIi, then an Is
land, the long wharf which With the main
land not having even been thought of. Hearing that
Vessel which could make hesdway against wind aud tide
without sails. from New York 10 ALBANY some
boys oi M determined approach upon the
and boacOud be take there put our
cloths IN our ha iashed the hats board off
the Island pushing the board before But watched in
vain the first day On the following day having reached the
Island in tie after long watching We
what seemed 10 be hing from the nferna esiols yomi
ting smoke and lire, and moving 4 mysterious manner
through the water. She rude, Unfinished black ill
locking craft, and compared in magnfcence aG beauty
with the upon the Hudson as the Ugly mud
turtle compares win Ine graceful salmon. This in the
SumE-r Of 1907 Fulton vh hs fast hut anxious rie
board at tins boat She was called the mo, h
River, and thus MADE The Fsis steamboat voyage ever
periorned."-AibdHy EreSins Journal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02
RICHMOND.
Vel .Spoken.

We have often been amused by the msnner OF some
yirgnuns, who have seemed think that every thing in
Virginia superior the article let II come from
what other quarter IL might We have heard them argue
yocerousy that the men, women and children Of Viz,
snia wctc far superior the men. women, and children Of
any other country; that the deer In Virginia could
leap further the squirrels climb higher The horses run f.s
ier that the geese, ducks and chickens were lar
ger and iatter, and their hospitsblo than
any other quadoupods birds snd men. We have seen
young Yirgnians with good deal less Than would
suffice for double The number u ordinary men, talk a. II
bsinga Virginsn and particularly " descended from one
Of the first famihes-was Sufficient insure an entrance
int The best society Of ony part Of the world was Of itself
passport 10 universal responsibility So common indeed
was 'pch ndeieaie talk, few years sRo 10 Misssspp
that IL eHeii,d public rdieuo and that fideue proved
competent TO put down much Of the slang about Old
Yrginia," " FIRST Families, " Mother Of States and
Statement" 7. r. V. is now rs well UNDERWOOD IN
4" First Families Of Virgins a. l.. H. d. doe.
Doctor Of Laws,-snd thigh MINDED vrgini.o 8"
preoedes the mendJn cf yHginisn's birth place,
almost certainly said birth place mentioned Bat
these Peeulariie' like many other Of amusement
70 the n'tves have bod their day. snd The recollection
Of them n0wsnoe YRginis's deep immersion In the ~,
Ter Of ignorance and locofOcoism only remind. ~ that
IMga Fsif'
We started out with tbs design Of copying an article
rom tho Richmond whig which shows thu, here !. one
Virgnisn sho can Virgins ss other, do. Her. IL
"Edaeatoa-Appsai 10 Vi,siaia.-TLs Alexandra
Gszes calls upon urge this great subjsc, with unre
JARED 'gor-s cal which We need s,muani TO obey.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02

WoNprhs OF rur IRps MASuTi he smount Of
iron annually produced in the United States 10 300 900
TONS oil OF which and much in this cou-
Try The amount ct nails alone supposed forty
sand tons-Foriy thousand casks Tor four million pounds
are sunnsly made by the Bosioa company the mill dam
We suppose that the nails will average hundred and
sixty to pound, the number here produced each working
day. would be nearly Two millions THIS supposed to be
but the twenyhith part Of the nail VI the
United States IL seems incredible that about fifty mil
lions OF nails are made, bought, Sold and used every day
Ia the United States, yet such seems be the fact
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02
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living noticed with surpfe terree Of ass,essg
- an atvtrhtment coming iiom the Beautiful gen Of
'ehl-describing hs elegant beautiful
OF the most eeEant and beautiful styles Of beautiful and
Eoods-eheap beautiful and ecsans elegant beauti
ful that ever be-ld IN Of the elegant
o' this elegant and besuu metropolis Of beautiful aud eegapt
virginia the most beautiful AMI sieFsnt al the ss
cant nhed sss and DO fssh,d seps.d by
any beautiful ND elegant advertisements the brautu
eegant od Red Boot give description Of bs baaul and %
ga"i gooi VIZ ar Of the most beautiful and round
zoe Boots made with beauuIG and elegant Alet b0-s
ful onT low Ai heels pair of beiutfui seeskn morocco %
perf which are lnlo out u fshon but beautiful tiEaft
ae at some elegant and beaufb lts Shes beautiful u
ehen only ia ets pair Aiso small beautiful shoes
iof esnhu dtseyandn feet al ny g,ods splendid and
baru that wish Az The beautiful with toe beau
in hed boot Al ts b-suI aDd spendd No. Main street
beautiful Rebaoni opposite The end beau uI Oh Msrst
House. : A surru
s-ons beautiful boz NJ esyan and splendid Backing which
! vii sell f3ra beautiful piece.
o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02

ns substance that Who soad do ,h, must he saw.
xe some OF Coopsrs savsgsst Indian eharscafs Here.
upon MI Cooper brought libel sut ssaiast Mr.. Weed or
publishing the article. Mr. Weed gave doe notice tha, no
would justify But iusufy shaft He came into Court pro
pared prove Mr. Cooper lad done thus and co. q
But the Judge shut out this evidence.
"That u not the libel Mr. Weed; the complaint n moi
your narration was ial-e but that your Inference there
im Was unfonnded" We'll. cir, then will prove thai,
SUCH being the aea. the inference legitimate .N
s shsnt be allowed o do this; decide TIA, the fact.
iof'h do not Justify your inference" so here In man
ma ne has undertaken to justy, aud thereby sssrsys
~d the hoe but there IL way In which he can usv-
nothing tangible to justify. 30 the Judge cooy ,es the
Jury To render verdict for the md give sueh dam
sges will punish the beer for tho sRgava,ou of M,
th.nce N attempting to justify.
Oui Co rs have treated the Pres with undue severv
IN Two respects; hrsi In Furnishing missiat Of fact
Tsns from imperfect information lbels
where the imputed malice clearly wanting and onv
supplied By violent and uniounded presumption; secondly
10 requiring u to justify epiasns s II ssy .John
Smith stole pin; he who would steal pin would sr.
dollar IL he had good chauee; John Smith may fairly
hold me To that he pm or pay him the dsm.ss
have done him IN making the charge; but IL am re
to prove this, that IL oil he has rieh, To ask of me- NV
Jsreaec from the fact stated either warranted or I'M
warranted he former he has M cause of &C lion n The
latter, tcsn do him cssen. hsrn II is the man WIN
draws en- absurd conclusion from known premises who
ers thereby, not he Ut whom he dscour-ng Ii .eem,
to us incredible that any fair mind could zee this in
different light Certain that no cases NJ al. SINH
Tar to ess OF Mr. Cooper sustained By On Eng
sh Court and think there have none such upheld
out OF ths State Of New York.-N. Y. Tibsse.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02

]. the devil let loose West Is all given up TO
the evil power large portion Of the beautiful city
lPiuusbrg laid in ashes, and while the smoke from
smoulderng ruins ascending torch after APP
Piled other parts of the place. finish the work OF des-
truction ieariuy begun; and when vigilance al
exhausted suddenly defeated BY another tremen.
dous result ofmace the immediate vicinity Of the for
burning. and Pittsbug made mourn for Aeehe
Allegheny had done Pittsburgh And now tina,
the OF the canal the wooden via.
Duct costly and necessary business Is assaied BY
the torch OF ncendary Is there in the OF
the West peculiar vigilance, hidden power OF
detection, by which the wholesome vengeance OF the law
be brought, bear upon the wretch who could us
II whole community with misery PAIL U. S Gag.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02
PROPOSED STATE CONVENTION IN VIRGINIA

PROPOSED STATE CONVENTION IN VIRGINIA,
The Richmond Wing OF The 2S,h contains q leading
editorial in favor OF Convention to isrm Constu.
ton cr The Cove rnisnt of the State We should rejoice
TO see some method adopted for the regeneration Of the
Old Dominion. Possessing within herself the esnens OF
prosperity in degree exceeded by the advantages of
any State East Of the Mississippi she has literally bag
ridden into consumption by the Old Richmond Junt and
their satellites in the shape Of small pocians all over the
State.-PhiI. Nora. Poet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02

RLNAREABtE CAsE-It i stated IN late foreign Ma
gsIne hsi there Is living in the sle Of France
endowed with such remarkable power Of sight that
be Pefceivcs vessels several hundred miles at sea lie Is
pen0ned by the British government and every morning
reports 10 the government house vessels are IN the
CHING. and when they may be expected and II l. remarka
bic that he never known TO fail. When the first ste am
er was sent from England the East; he her at dis
lance o. some hundred miles but surprised OF obsery
ing che had four masts, Of them smoking When he
reported this sronge appearance mo steamer being e1
peeed VI known e. be 10 way) II vas supposed h.
had lost MS extraordinary power Of vsoa bu, tn. result
verified his story.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02
EARLY HaK,lsrIse from yarioo. .,perim.n,. -,

EARLY HARVEsTISG From various experiments tested
during The last Tea years has generally been adm
that IN cutting small grain the early stages Of Us matu
~, decided advantage has resulted ~ the farmer
Some ~ saw that " heat cut hen in II.
milky state wall make winter flour and produce less bran
Than that cut any other period. Be this as 1t NAV how
ever we would commend the Of our farmers
the praetcaby using sey;he soon as the grain
begins 10 harden iie there will be less liability TO
shstier If no other object gained.
LetyoU harvesting imple nenis now be looked TO- and
put ia complete repair, that embarrassment will re-
cult from inauent1n this duty, and shea you d. con-
mence the aev, labor OF the field not the sun fad YOU
without your scsths hand and sannR every nerve 10
get your crops well secured-VaNsy Farmer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02

Tst q. Srlrts squsBs0S Tos CANA, under the CON-
-snd II commOdcre james Bddle. sails from this port 10
dsy akinr out the q. ;. Commissioner. A. H. Everett
ssd be fsny Toe squadron Of the ship Of The
i,us csismbss Capt Wyman, aud the Vincenoes, Com
sat<f fsadtnr. We Suppose tho survey Of the later
,<ains,sd IN kadas her seaworhy, she dropped down
n. -, a.y g t~o sacs.-N. Y. SUs, May ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02
To the Editors Of the Richmond Wig.

Gentlemen:-Enclosed send you an sdiiohsl Of your
which has been unpublished 10 the Naiebez Courier
pr.fEed by admirable remarks by the Editor Of thO
paper. The 'h' oontsinod in them is most "pslpabe
You will please insert them entire, and by doing you will
much obgs Yours respectfully.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02
DIED.

On Saturday the l7th inst his residence in Clarksvc
Tennessee, after an illness Of two days UDoS SrAFLE-
Ton GARLAND Esq. Attorney at Law, eldest son Of Hon
James Garland Of Lyncbburg. lie was, at the time Of
his death, thirty years Of oge, month aud ten
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02
MARRIED.

by the H. Rev. Bishop Johns. Thursday ming Of
the residence Of VIM II. MsessDd ESQ., in this CITY, Mr.
WILLIAM r TuRSEE, Of Jefferson county, Miss Ellen
youngest daughter Of the late Hon Andrew Beirne Of Mon
roe county, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02
CAUSE OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION,

CAUSE or The AMERICAN kbNpbUIlONI
When President Adams minister the Cou, Of 81.
James he often saw his countryman Benjamin. West, the
late President of the Royal Academy. Mr. Wet always
retained strong and unyieding affection for his native
land. Mr.. West day a-ked Mr. Adams " he should
like to take walk with him, and the OF the
American Revolution. The minister having known
thing OF this matter, smiled tho proposal but told him
that he should be glad the OF that Revolution,
and to take walk with his friend West any where The
mex, morning he called according agreement and took
MI Adams into Hyde Park, spot the Serpentne
River, where he gave him the following The
hing to the throne young surrounded by flat
ering cUurtiers OF whose frequent topics de-.
CLAIM against the Of his palace which Who'll.
" unworthy monarch OF such u country as ngland.-
They said that there Europe who
lodged poorly that his sorry. dngy old brick palace
ST James looked like stable and that he ought build
. palace suitable to his kingdom The King fcnd oi
architecture and would therefore readily listen
gesons, which in TACT all This spot that you
here selected orthe site. between this and this
point, which marked The king applied to his
ministers the subject, they inquired would
wanted by his Msesy Who said that he would begin with
poverty OF the treasury but that HE Ma-svs should
be taken into full consideration. Sometime afterwards
the Hing informed that the Of the treasury
admit at supply from their present means
but that might be raised in America supply
all the kings wishes. This suggestion followed up and
the king this way first led consider and then
to the scheme taxing the Tnders
LIE Of Otis.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02

u The Annual Meeting OF the Greek Company is adj
Journed 10 Wednesday the lth 10 O'clock NJ
the Farmers Bank.
je2d BIZ order of IA. Pr,,id,n,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02

The General Assembly at the Presbyterian Church,
session Cincnns engaged nssiy all OF Friday last
with the consideration Of the following queston-Shsl
the last in the th section OF the 2tth chapter
the Confession OF Faith. wit: a may marry
OF mis- we's kindred bio ID than he
his own. the OF her husbands kindred nearer
in blood than Of her o~n"-be stricken Uuif' morton
pending the subject Presbyteries and
decided in the negative by the following voieayes
80; noes 9S.-GeoTs etotca Adroeate.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02
Mr.. COOPER, THE PRESS AND THE LAW.

NIX COOPER, THE PRESS AND THE LAW.
The Albany Arsus Is the favored recipient Of the fellow
ing buetn the last fsr-from tie classic banks of the
Otsego;
CoSoEEss Hall, May 81, 1945.
Mr. Editor; 10 passing through Albany this morning I
have seen article IN last ghrs ErShisR JsHrns IN
which Mr.. Weed, sltef feacting all bis be- me,
when published, las seen 6 substantially repeat them.
But will make remarks here. Mr. Weed ssys he has
always been ready and able prove the truth Of all he has
ever said about Now I sm prepared to show, a. an
evidence II this persons secuacy that he has himself adj
United publicly in bic journa bis inability prove "
his beous accusations; and shall give him ss early On
opportunity the Law will allow, prove some more 4
them. THIS Submission entirely disconnected from he
fcIraction.
The prcience that Courts have ever overrued that
the truth h complete defence libel suit IN the civil
setvn only gain credit with the suprensy ignorsn
Your Obedient servant,
}. FENNINoRE COOPER.
Edtr Of Argus.
We hope our republication q the shave cannot he ws.
ed into bs Mr. Copper Tor II be cscusted hold
him up opprobrum ridicale, such V certainly part
Of intention. We seek only make this the text i,r
sofne honely ilustaion of the New Yok Law Of Labe,
forth 10 the Of Cooper o. Weed 4.
The AlbsHy Evening Journal, understand the INST.
ter. copied from another paper paragraph ssng that
Cooper had acted thus and in taking judgment by DE-
fault against Mr. Weed IN the absence u the later esusd
by dangerous sckaess In his family aud ,berespou rsmsh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02
MARINE lNTELLIGENCE,

~ ARRIVED. FtT
steamer Curtis Peek, Davis. Norfolk
scht Falmouth. Crrishson. Bsl,i,noe,, ssndsi.s.
!o-eph Asnh. Pesrce. New Io,k. bail.s.
.ynehburg Gonld. New York. sunJr,ss. "a
Lagrange, Crowell. PLiiadelphis, ,undrie, IN
Martin L.. Smith. Wilson. Port De Po., luuher
SAILED,
+" John Simmons, Small, Buston ~ se .rfrr
4" Hurd, Ellms, Boston. .... IA D..
81. 4" Gslens, Leeds. Troy. -a,.., Ia
4" John Siu, Teal. Philsdelphis. ,--.-..
u. Ingram, Philips, Norfolk.
VIM. Appleesrth, Hulin, Baltimore. - i.
4" Psstory. Creighton, Baltimore. .-.r
Steamer PVcshonias. Holdings lad, Bslti,nors
-, =, AT CRY POINT, 1850. r.,
Schr Nasssu. Chester. fsom New York
mond) Green. Sandwich. - '' v" "'ea-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02

NEW LAW BOOKS.
lVA vols Meieairs Reports ""
Occasions Of Supreme J. q. OF Massachusetts
fiekerinss Reports. 81
nAum sei~yn's DO very cheap vols
refers " ~ = e. Reports new ednion) ~ vol.
~ ~ H. a. Rrpous condensed, lpev sdt,on, A x,a.
'ssy US Chaneery Reports. 20 vo. eumnr !. Me-. "a,
uon ony " 30 per vol Peters ve-e,. Rspo,. ~, H.
Book ever puhsed With many Other vaIu,h,. -
al The .iest edition. Constantly arriving and nrnh.d n
agents who'e respectable character veil s
nousnou me staie will merit and nerea,,ns Con-
snee Hnd patronage Of the liberal thu. far no ..I
bestowed a. they visit county and make Known IN. go
nent advantages OF q q Agency. ~ $3.50
prompt attention. n ~ v,nS WIN
A.. Agent Of Northern Publisher
Once Powha Ilou.e Rehun,a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02
7. r. BIGGER,S OFFICE

Grand Scheme
S30.0On. 100 Il 1000
DfsNng Of 0rsnd rehens received ths dsy 81 oeLoeE
sa"' einas ~ Capss $4,000 gO0u 1000 RIt7 20 100
pr1ss q 1000 Ae. IS Nos ~ Drsun Ess Wbos u, a..
ony 40 haiyss 5; quarters $50 szhs PaEasss ven 40
v" nNW r. ttsHELL piggEn.
Opposifs Eaes Rgips
Tor Neutrality-suspicious. - No t5 Bsi9sa Tessts g. ~
brssinr ~ Pokarnos. River f<,itsry 60. No tos
10 81 70 IS = 56 g { 80 3 ~ IS
HOYT'S OFFICE.
,@u,y DAVIS 10 toNn 70 dsy-Caga si1000 Tetsts a.
nsles close Al o'ciocE
sI.ovo Capital for ths svshins T,.ss o. ~ dawn No.
''Ae 'of F'esAsss Canaod a. prls ~
HOYT'5 OHies.
-g--,----- No. 3. EEehsnge.
CT, AILEN's OFFICE
Tor lhs Morning
irfsouff lotery. Cass BelufgIf srlt.. 1,.5,
$1,000 ~ 600. 1900. 5000, .; u 100 IS ~ so, a.
w dawn saNo's. Ttekstss'-sisfss 90 g,oss,rf o.,
bnw.ng ~ the Aertudfa Ern ,l,..tfa
81 ~ g. Is 81 20 81 30 "a 3t3get =,
a {. X. ALLEN,
No. s. Exchange.
AJAX UMBEK-5i 900 lee, ol O.k L,Uot,.,.
- 81 abs iT Toeaceaaiss., landing iron sets u,rs, 4 So
.na is' -NisI VIM L '''''n'
~ RANKiN q wBuLock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02

NEW MUSIC.
III n. TAI OR has just received the follow.
Indian Hunter Ouch step
The Tiger do do
The Cavalry Band March
The Caedonan do
Gland GaIops
0aIiopade Quadrin.
Husband dear ....-.
PulssAi Guards Qu,ck s,.p
German do do
Warren March
Love not Quick Step
Col fry's Parade March .r
The Tr.nsyivsnia March -.N ..N
The Bvekeye Duck sep
March OF the Greeks 10y RosinD
Grand uumpst Gaiopade
March from Bslini's eeiebra,ed ops. OF Norma.
TO MUSIC STORE
u Nearly III
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02

70 the FAIR being held By IN, LIZ. ar c.,.-..
W The oiv HALL win be 10 .sh ana x.xe,
sA ns her are variety Il useful arse-, yst ON \. M
eh hy would be pleased dispose of b,for, ,hs, In ~
a OF ns ming. van be sacrificed auction bu, h. s som,
~ iho-e In want of snie,-s vouid DO veil
70 eA A. they viii be daposed v-ry rea.on.s, n,..
Saturday. 3ia May, ist5. r"s-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02
MERCANTILE CALANDER.
1SISt


MERCANTILE CALANDER.
1915!
W. RANDOLPH h CO. have this day puh,,h.S ,,., NJ
camille Counting House Calande for st, ropp,l.d fo ~,
no-' authentic besides the foonr v.,v
OF useful Information which cannot Re found ..S, V
Time aud TabI. virginia Cou. Rns
seoun Days &e Of Banks Savings Institution. and Fire Cc
pan Is. Mail Arrangements New Postage Law CITY Cocoa,
Money Brokers. Custom oaies s,.ss. rora cau.a.
rf nePal Hotels Auetion Houses &c. Pnee Isl cents
'"' eu''"'' are enu,cd copy without charge Calls.
nv =, sr."0srs'' Rail. lsi Main street,
@y d RANDOLPH co.
ToBACCo-BoX OAK FLANK.
$4,000 rng5 Of OAK ran' wide az rs sf;s
DIR. FELiN GouRAUD'S COSMETICS
sI received supply OF Dr. Gourauds highly celebrated a.l
eles tot the Skin and Hair
Poudres suhtiles. foe cradles iins supeiious Hair
Italian heieaed soap curing Fr-eGIe. Tan Pmp,. s
salowness, aud all shin dreass. '
ALSO,
Liquid Ross, and Blanc dE.pasn. for b,.u in. III. connie,
ION. For sale ~
my 81 GAyNoR, wooD co
NOTICE.
NJ X. SILAS MERCHANT returns hi, sin.
iVA thanks psonzns pubic Tor an,
OF their custom; and VIII them that since the
20 far advanced that he wiz oder summer Chpx
NIB rpnas AMI summer Goods descriptions and o.i..
'ssis., with Gents Fancy Dress Articles, Ae .e Canm
"- .. = 100 Main
NJ UsIC EXPLAINED TO TIig woRIp: a, 1o- 10 ,,,.i..
rand hu.e and Enjoy its performance. Prom French
hna Germsn Ld.uon' With Notes BY James 2. Warner
@eorEan and other Re.sateal the Pa,
and cantiees, as appointed 10 be sung in Churches.
The Orphesn Tyre collection and Catches
or Cub Social husic Pait.s from The xo,t an
tie most er'eeaied Composers Arranged Piano Forte A
Compartment. ~ "
e.thode de Violin T. Mazs, ase splendid In,,ue-
ton Book or the King Of Musical suitable for ue
Scientific Learner. ~
W Large additions constantly In our
trtenAive stock OF nne Music NASH WOODHOusF
Booksellers and Dealers In Ports. and Music
my ~ III Main str-el
Music for the Million!
NEW has da wned musical xorld which x,u ,,
a duee As vital change branch arr as IN. cbrap
book system created in the reading world proof
Mu,ie from the Boheaian Girl Songs three pieces os
IS
Music Of the Ethiopian serenaden-nns Songs and et Of
CouIons-prce rs cents.
favorite Polkss-eght Payoriie Pokas for i2t Cent.
Just published, Tor AL. by DRINKER h MORRIS
my 81 Dealers in Music and Musical Instruments
Very superfinc Gunpowder Teas.
= HALF Chests, landing and for sale by
- my I2 DAVENPORT A ALLEN
(hcoN sIDEs-2o hbds prime Baltimore Bacon side. a|
- store, for sale lew by
ma 81 JAMES H. JURFY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-02

W AUCTION NOTICE-We snail ,el mi, mo,,,..
safsrs Mol's.e' Lieoree, Hat. shovs Ae '*
DAvENPJRr q ALLEN A....