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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-01
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
EayfSsr prosceufion Of the James Riner Canal
. r .. Nfofesn,,f of Mr.. Toier.

Richard ii. Toler, Esq. Editor of the Lynch
burg virgnan. and one OF the Representatives OF
the county Of Campbell, rs he has been fer a mum
her of ycars, has been rrraigned by the Canal
linz interest, as actuated by Ly'chb~g motives,
b. Lv.ehburs interests only, for desiring to arrest
the farther prosecution Of the Canal at that point.
We give place TO Mr.. Toler's defence aga'nsi
this charge, in an article from the Lynchburg
yireinian OF Thursday II does not appear TO us
that any thing can be more conclusive.
The particular residence Of Mr.. Toler alone
u;vss the least color to an impu,ation which ought
n.ver 10 have been made His public life has de-
,non.trated him TO bo far above the baseness Of
regulating his public conduct by private and inter-
ested reasons.
YAy should he be thus suspected, and s'oged
out for suspicionl Does not nearly all Virginia
npree with him, and does the mere circumstance,
tho accidental circumstance, of his location at
Lvnchbure prove that his opinions are not made
upon the general and public reasons which con-
troll those of others!
The accusation has that plausibili;y and no
more, the FEASIBILITY of locality, while il is rebut-
ted by the integrity of his public lite, and d'ss'pa'
ted by the almost unanimous concurrence OF pub
lie opinion with him They who make the accu-
ss,ion seem TO us 10 demand this and nothing short
Of il. viz that Mr.. Toer shall believe the canal
right, not because ii is right, but because he lives
in Lynchburg, and TO require OF him to defend
what he believes error, under the penalty oil be-
ing denounced as actuated by selfish and not Pc
trio,ic motives if no does not
Such reasoning is shallow as it is illberai,
and will make no impression on the Pubic mind
I, il not Lynchburg only that protests against
the farther extension OF the Canal, but, ms we
verify believe, ls.2oths of the People OF Virginia,
completely sickencd with a most expensive and
now antiquated experiment, which has cost them
millions, and which has not returned them and
never will, single dollar Of the investment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-01

full s1d fashionable audience greeted Mrs. Mowst',
the night o her benefit Friday evening. which
appeared for the second tnr in Buwers very
plsy cf the Lady Of Lyons. There perhaps.
character Ut the modern drama, ceiling for greater
Of hisonie talent than the loving. lovely and
proud Pauline. To say that Mrs Mowsu sustained it well,
would b neaGro and inadequate praise. She seemed
our ludR mon the upersonston Of BuweIs idea. Every
movement gesture, aPrcsscn perfect keeping with
the character. The 10 III, 4h Ae;. before Io
motto her for the army admirably done aud
weie me mirror held ur nature" in thar
mastery Struggle between plgiied love ana dal duty
Mr.. Crisp Mencle, fully ker; ua!s reputation Is
actor Of decided merit.
Tonight are have W.. Bfowcs aud Joe Swee-
nv. the Original Joe, the Prince o. Banjo players We
commend the performances OF these engagements the
public approbs'irn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-01


Oh, dear Sir! though my brain burns with distrac
ton, yet permit communicate 20 you ihrou-h tins
medium, lev Of the emotions Of my crushed and troubled
spirit which Of present cannot do you In person. You
doubtless know all ere this. have concealed the uih Of
real cfcumsDnces, until concesment has led INC 10
crime nnd ruiz. Oh cir, you have yet Tass who
perhaps d. not know what crime isenueat tben on be-
half Of one Who hes fsen- deeply and funousy fq'len
but who Loves Their, NJ bJther-to Lsuat, The frat
sfsp IN suH;-when once taken, u hlrJ 10 Terace H.
once was nnoceni-uo mputnpn n wrong rested on nv
conscience or chsrac'cfl believed vas an honest n,
aud Chrsusubu', aaEi IN moment Of ,genkpess tb,
Temper came-I yisiJed-and sn teaping tho reward
OF my nniohisiness. When committed tie ht criminal
act u rss wii confident reliance upon myself thai
would 20 no isfther-bgt the Devil bad mo then In bis
power, snd he hiss led 10 destruction hive deceived
yOuCTuey deceived and broken tho heart Of one OF the
most cOnding, faithful, and alIectonair N womsnope
who cheoriuy R1yo up father and mother happy home
and Oh the privileges ard comforts Gle enjoyed Tor lie u
poverty and pfyau0n, but she hoped u naypiness with
me aud one who now, instead Of spurnns from her.
my cruelty deserves ninisiefing angel 10 mo In my
cifcuon-Who ls rcsdy and wng forgive ell tho past
and bid me hope Tor the future. For my conduct have
no excuse 70 nleco have gnsvousy sinncd against cd
and msn-and nnned dehbsrsisly-1 have uusted IN ny
own srengh-smolhered the conviction of eon'cience-
forgot my Sod, did not ask bs ard ond direction in my
difficulties. and lie gave mo over TO ny own lust -
"Ephfsim s Joined he idols, let him slone ifusi III
has, IN mercy, trresed me, and by The severe thasse
which tie is inhtung upon me- IIc ds.gne Il,
bring me beck from ny wandennRs 10 Himself azain-
Your forgiveness end that Of your family, hUmby beg
know deserve u not sm unworthy OF your notice .
Bot ono esrnes request have 10 make u ~ that The IN.
Hoesni suher not tor the gUifvs My poor hesrbroken
wife and poor little helpless babe would earnestly com.
mend 70 your kindness aud synpshy-try 70 comfort her
reprosch her Do Tor having maed one who has brought
this misery on 90 manyhe boot wives a. she has been
she deserves better fate Mby God besow on her ricb
reward In the world above nsver sRan permitted 10 be
happy IN his Any further u kindness cannot ask
Of you-I deserve ~ not Grsutude 10 a small word 10
express my feelings 10 you for all your pasl kndn,ss 10
me, which have 20 cruelty abused feel now that am
IN the hsnds Of Coz who. uust hiss bis osn wise yut
poses - accomplish. Whstever my usure destiny may be
na,l shall ehoorully aeauLesee Ln III. will. and humbr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-01
Mr.. CALHOUN.
This gentleman was at New Orleans on the
2lkt.

This gentleman was at New Orleans on the
2lst.
The Courier Of that date, says:
"Mr. CALHous.--We informed by the Picsyune
(Mr Lumsden, of the editors OF that JOURNAL was
Vice President Vi the Conyenton) that Mr. Calhoun
bsrked ct Memphis in the steamer Maria Sunday the
18th inst for this place. There 100 passengers
board On arriving Vieksburg, he was welcomed in a
hearty manner by the inhabitants, conducted 10 public
hotel and received the congratulations Of large number
of citizens Al Naichez he conducted 10 the City Ito
TEL and treated with similar marks OF respect On Thurs
day he stopped for hours the fine plantation OF
Messs Labrsnehe 25 miles above this city, and witness
ed the process of making the polite and hopabe
owners Of the plantation afordins nm every facility for
so doing. lie arrived in this city las; evening.
We learn that Mr.. Calhoun highly pleased and eI
presses much qualification with his journey and down
the Mississippi. of his enlarged and cultivated
mind will comprehend the advantages Of position and Inn
measurable OF the region wished by the father
Of rivers.
Mr. Calhoun is in good health and will depar, from
this city hiss way homewurds in the course OF to-day"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-01

In the OF the proceedings OF the Convention Mr.
Calhoun rsdy adhered the principle OF strict eonstruc
ton.
The gentleman from Illinois who offered the resolution
rslatvs the confniag OF the ndations OF the
Convention works of strictly national concernment,
found fault with Mr. Cahouns expression finland
sea-" as spilled 10 tho Misses pp
Mr.. Calhoun To explain He said the power Of the
General Government roads Limited 10 the pur
poses Of defence OF the c,niedsrsed States There
uonal power in the general government beyond what IL
pressed IN the federal constitution. We several nations
copyrighted under compact. The general govern
ment cannot grant spproSstioss for local purposes
not connected with the NATIONAL defence. But the Mis-
sis.ipFi River and navigsble branches peculiarly
object within the constitutional range OF Congress. 1t
washes several Of these sovereign States and III that
II may truly be considered much inland the
Chesspsak and Delaware BayS.
This, in humble opinion, is the constitutional
doctne. The removal Of distractions the mouth Of the
Mississippi for instance object o. interest the States
in the West, well the commercial States in the
North and Fast A, connected with the Gull OF Mexico,
this work concerns every State in the Union.
". o. Courier.
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MERClAL RECORD.
~ NARKEr. Nov. o7-alr. ~.

n Y. MARKET, Nov.2I-23r. NJ.
= Sales Of cotton liUO bales; prices trn,. %
Prov ATOMS quiet. ~
Sales 400 kegs lard sS-,-he high freight Keep this
article iule depressed. The weather bsds very IT.
been donr ersin. Sc oaiersd for
Gonesee store. and would be irsey accepted on the
wharf.
Most IL the late arrivals OF wheat have been stored.
Sales sewers. parcels white beans $t25a 81 Sc bush.
Sales 200 tons Scotch pig iron at $3.50, cash.
Drudge ~hiskey cells at2s Cts. little Doing In bar
res.
Sterling bills ss 81.
z. ). Evening-Saes Of cotton the day 1870 bales
There - hardly any ii. position TO operate In hour. The
asking price for Genesee $685. and sales reported
. lower hyure. ~
% bbs maekersl sold at S3,si. S5.si aud 1881
JovR. Con-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-01

pray lie psysvo strength ensure without
iaurinx spnns penalty that my Justly be VISITED
upon By the attended laws OF couhiry; aud that
God bless this ehsstisement own good, and The
good ct all in suy connected with me- Al present.
caunct say morning hope Ia DO suk-
ceny composed 70 with you'll sorry eau
not do day hope you ~i excuse INC; II b niose
than can bear.
Mo,, unfortunately, but trust peniisr,ly. yours,
}. II. JUREY.
To NJ. T.. MAY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-01

uwe give the whole Of Mr.. calhoun's ssdres, Ut
Memphis II it do mako his Stale Right follow ers in
vRins stare then they mas have "bee 10 the bow.
sret" Mr. Calhoun bred thorough lati,Idinsrsn Ct
the worst school, leo said Mr. Jecrson) that Of South Ca.
rolins. After oburng it, trying all aud holding fast Ia
sOns he hs. gone back his hrst Iovo-a
usmely common and natural.
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.~SMA~&a1


>SS,is, MidsHsn and oAio so ess,e,iS sale. i.
~ bbs IroIASSs5 The InaTkeitOs Souhern - uuu'
IN MHN H2rkfa lre.t were SOD at $3.50. Al at
otber eommons descriptions $500 Rye fl'as ana
|tNks Mssl reaS ~''hoY change 'Hd we ne" o. no
&sS<esSsS from IL, to 95.h November.
~ eSbeat FicA 55,5Si bb.s.
hUNnA.eaESe - Sale We hsvc report l. $500 bush
I'D SHcAnNynSxUsS- aSou 1876 cents; 530G bush. Rye
sold private and about 1000 bush at 80 ct
the slip. Corn ia dg With saos oi 5000 bushels; cid
Southern at ~ cts and 500 bushels rs csooin
measure. Bsriey without CHANGE notice sales OF
5000 hush. 81 Oats lowerN orhern may DC
quoted 5Oa5.c There saes OF 3Goo bush Southern
4ea4GSe The market heavy aud dull for all KINDS OF
Grain.
At Boston Wednesday, the price OF hoi' was regaI-
jed by buyers hiEn Tor shipment to England secofd-
the ofhe advices by the In the week
ending wednesdsy sales o G-neser At $6.'5neo' =;
Ohio New Orear- S6.3!s6,C2, closing al the latter
figures Michigan S6e7. There have beer ssce OF SoHih-
for shipment comprising 500 bills. Howard street Of
$3.50; Georg.to~n S675; 500 do Richmond middlings
$3.50; 600 do do City Mills, 'iIsxs IS. Rye Flour
is selling s.; Cvtn Meal 81 Dbl By auction sos
bbls OF the later sold l,3,S73 per Dbl cash.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-01
The baltimore Patriot Of Friday, says !:

Increase l7llO7 Inc. 1929.
Reducing Whest to four there is In tho re.
csipts Of tide water equal 2O646 bbs in 1916 com.
pared with 1914. The quantity Of -four which reached
tide water last year 222 20i bbls. end Of wheat
262 9f9 bush SO that there 10 already 40 excess "
&C. 60 bills Ofaou and Of wheat 1852 81 bush The re.
esipa II tide during the months of October and No
yetnber TO the 0ond inst inclusive haze been gG4 $50 bs
Of -four and 81 10 sl2 bush Of wheat
The receipts az Albany from Canal during the week
ending on Saturday, ~ folowu
"FIour 1901 43 bbls; Ashes OLA do; Pork 400 do.
Beef GOis do; Bacon 10000 lbE Cheese 1873 600 do:
Butter Oe9 900 do Lard 90 900 do Wool 100 do;
wbest co COS bus; Corn leo do; Barley 81, $50 do
THE receipts Of Flour on Sundsy Hnd Monday were
coll more enormous and almost incredible"
The Afbany Evening Journal Of Tuesday says;
Foor droops 10 day, and hesr Of considerable saes
AZ S67s Coz prime brands Grnesoo th1atior some sn sl
lots e6s7k wss obtsnsd. Michigan has been offered At
1854 There sppoaf to DO more sellers than buyers
Thee. hss been shipped from Rochester since the opening
81 eaa.l navigation up the 2ls' inst 59s9l2 bbs Of
aour; yesr during the whole season 4O0. s1o bile"
The Hew York Tribune e yesterday morning hiss this
notice of The New York market 81 "Wednesday;
fLova Asp MEAL-The market for Western Flour has
been dali ,o-dsy, and some disposition TO cell mani
tested by holders Tho leading houses however. cont
med demand The highest rates. aud disposed 10
force s.lessnoue Offering however, Cor the demand.
There hss been isr business usn'ased In osnsses 81
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d1-Advcru,enic Intended for n,orninas rsrer
pust b eruxht In bescge O'Clock tho rtescas
insare insertion; aud hcse zoe Monday mo'nrss pa
per On Saturday.
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MARRIED.
DEB,

A. Nil H BrunSwies, Va Wednesday by
ih~ Rev NJ. BaSgsL MI Nm r. RAWLINGS, IiEs ANrOi-
NETT C.HEARrwEI.I..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-01

1J- The December No. OF toe Southern Literary Mes
scnser will be issued subscribers to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-01

BIBLE SOCIETY or VA.
The Managers OF the Bible Socie,y OF Va. reques
ted attend regular monthly meeting, in the Lecture
Room o the UateJ Presbyterian Church, Tuesdsy af.
teInoon. 2nd inst, nj 1 o'clock.
wM. WILLIAMS,
Recording Secy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-01
THEATRE.

THEATRE.
FTNHE Manager has the pleasure of announcing
IL that JOE EESY the great original Banjo Payer and
though Eusl,nd Ireland and Scotland wi hav.
making their 81 appearance in Richmond the evening
On Monday evening, Dec. 1, viii be psrior ned the
celebrated COMEDY
-, PAUL PRY AT DOVER;
Between the Pieces,
fts DR vEsIIES, BY Mis- GERTRUDE
COMIC Song, '"rcetotal Society" Mr. DAWES.
OF OLp JOE SwEENy and Mr.. F. Brewer
VIII and though Bupsrr consisting
hosses in al the principal Theatres Ensan Ireland
The evening. Viii eoaeode with the Drama Of
The Pride Of the Ocean.
JACK sPsY. s,or Ms w O. JONES
RI- For rsitisuiars zee bills.
90 hoIes IS e''i Pit SO ets-coiour-d Gallery IS
Sp>O SPORTSMEN. Double Barrel Guns,
warranted real twist wed dashed at unusually low
Single Barrel do great variety.
Shot hels Of superior qaai'y-'evrr chargers.
Powder F1ssss, plain and patent
Cams Bags Shot Chargers
Nipple wrenehe. ard screw Drivers.
Gun Screws and Nipples
Just received ard for sale BY
SUTHERLAND Main Street
&c ! Opposite the Bank
PASSES PALE ALE casks (pn,.) Bias
r. ses Pale Ale, in and Tor ey
De BIsssLI. a. MecASDrLsH.
WHISKEY. hhds and so bills Whskey,
just received in store, and for sale by
de nIssELL q AcANDLIsH.
HOf1'S OFFICE. Lottery draws in town to-
1I day the drawing hand by Iet O'Clock Capi,i
10000, in ps-s Of Tickets only 5shar. In nro
roi,ioH- Fer sale anti II! O'Clock HoyTs OFFICE,
Se No. F,ehan1~.
TANNERS OIL
= BBi-S Turner's Oh, nrst quairty, Just
esived and or sac b. p JOHNSTON. Druggist
no No. us Main 81
* LIPPERY ELM CANDY. a very superior
~ article. W. u suited for eolI.-for sacby
de oppoiI'e Swan Tavern.
EORElGN LIBRARY. No. l and Benve.
II nuto Csnis, translated by RoSo-. 9 part.
No and the Rhine, by vietnr Hugo. parts
No Father RPas Residence al III, Court of Picking Translated
BY 2 risuti
Library of American Book.
No: Weston cearnss BY Ms q RhtIini author Of "A
No 8 Raven aud Poems. by Edgar A Poe
wan ohef valuable new Books just received a. No 81 Main
de DRINKER K MORRIS.
4 r. WORDS OFFICE. s3O,OOO! Lot
- draw, the EIehsnse day Capitals Of sio 900
each, prizes OF $1,000 &C Tickets S. Package. angle
| tickets to be had I'LL III O'Clock hi. morning
de Corner opposite Exchange.
Ps-wLoe Ticket 2i3s6 Capital pri.c drawing
Saturday. sod by WORD.
| A i the Bookstore of DRINkER d NORRIS,
P' bain Street lately received the fIowins beauU Books
suitable for presents;
The Book Common Prayer the saera.
mems and other rites aud Of Church
and illustrated vi ensrayng' from the OF gat
| t-'s. beautifully bound
aooes Iri.h Meloie. by steel eusnvn,. BY
! Aaelse II A.
Hrlts Beauties and ia, Hal
| tn.sd ~.
| hook Of shlksp-are's Grm.
Codsmith's Fott cal Works by ia.
II omp'ons seasons sy the above
| Findens Gallery Of the Beauties Of Moo.
The Book NJ Beauty.
| Evenings a Haddon Hal
! The KessSaiJ. del
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Whed; aud Flour.

Wheat is now up to Sl,5O, and Flour in pro
portion. The price of the oFalfrom the City Mills,
tail ends. bran, ship stuff, &c, is 100 per cent.
higher $50 we hear than in ordinary years. Had
all the farmers kept back their wheat, it would
have been a great year TO the farming part Of
Virginia, as besides the high price, so great crop
was never harvested.
Let us be permitted TO tell them again, that
what they gained in good crop Of Wheat, and n
fair price for il, many Of them may lose If they
have corn to buy, unless they practise timely
economy.
The Baltimore Patriot Of Friday, says:
1.-THE FLOUR TRADE.-Tbo receipts Of Flour and
Wheat tide in New York for the third canal week
Of Novem ending 22nd inst inclusive are given
below. TIE receipts Of -four show the quanty
Of nearly one quarter OF million Of barrels reaching tide
water IN the space eight days. II to the quantity DO i'd
ded the wheat received dUriRg the time, reduced
-four reaches the quanty Of hundred and
seventy seven thousand hundred and eighty eight bar
rsls.
lsi5. IsII
Flour 2i0,J5D bbs. SIS bbls.
Wheat 1858 bush G7246 bush
The gross receipts Of hour hui wheat since tie opening
Of navigation srei
Flour Wheai.
isl5 2,3os ,3G7 bbl'. l.4li,9sO bush
1e44 2.l37,260 ,235,lll "
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GREAT BARGAINS.

HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richnond, vu.
LUCK AT HOYT'S.
r,s~ins OF A-iaRiri, Crass u. drawn Oetne~r:
CO I SIS 81 81 10 30 IS ~ 20 is as 2s 81
Capital OF SSo.OOOi sold by The l'rizs seller,
uOYT.
Mus. 6 q 60. $4,000 I'D aud ps'd by that lucky uoyT
R1- Adj all orlris fos Capitals 10 the truly lucky
y. ~ HoYT
Not. tina following sehem.s and remit Immediately;
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR DECEMBER
AcIandr, Lottery &C. % D~esmhe C.p,.I.
$4,000 10000 5000 sooo Of 2S5T. prize.
SEQ, ke Tickets SO halves and proportion
1este of package Of who Tickets be halves
6s; quarters 3s,5o
Ak nina LOTTERY, Class ~, To draw 18Th December $4,000
Captarehets tlo. Capitals $4,000. $4,000 10000 5000
tooo 50 OF iooo Ge Whole Tickets sio Have, S. Quarters
SO. 100 dollars will buy certificate of package who'll
tickets In thi. .ehear Every in the country should
chance In this Lately.
aerar III, Lottery, css a. draw Decent et go Csnta.
only so. certificate Of paekas. only sIao.
Asxan ria LOTTERY. Cis 80 draw Dec. mber capI,L
t3Ssat is0e0 5oO0 300o IS price 1000 &c Tickets 10
certificate package eitoShaI.s proportion
r. s. fersons viIus the city should call HOYr want
~ bey
p Tickets in all the Lotteries ,ei-ri by c. Gregory Co
constantly hand Orders eneo,ng ch.ts a nd
ed to with and the Dawinrs Of sent when
requested. o. all who order OF ID. NJ. HoYr Biehmond
Riskmo IN
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FfNHE Manager has the pleasure of announcing
n that Old JOE swEENY, the original Banjo Payer
Mr. T. BROwER, having rend frum successful
IhroHgh Enslsnd Ireland and Scotland vii
making their ii in Richmond the evening
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-01

AON1'S OFFICE. Lottery draws in town TO.
day the drawing hand 1911 O'Clock Capii,i
sSOOJO' IN ps-s Of $1,000 Tickets in pto
ioItoa Fer sale anti IL. O'Clock HoYTrS OFFICE.
&c No. F,cha
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-01

"HISkEY. 5 hhds and so bbs. Whiskey.
W just received in store, and Tor sale BY
de nISSELL 4 M'cANDI.ISH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17
ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.


ry>tE tantic While itni Company have now completed
mir Works. and ready orders for pure
Vb;te Lena dry and grnuad in oil, 10 almost any
Ian, ,h,, NAV wanted The Company have spared no
in Inc erection OF the Soras which would tend, in
he lesst degree ihs improve of ae Lead, having
id lheH.ely of every modern improvement fer that
purpose. -, &c.. .;., IL ~,
sa1s sold in market thai by Tar the greater por
ION so5 IS si;cb Inns been, and s, greatly adderaed
win haryl.s an atc OF mineral production much heavier
ag VI lad and in Itself possessing no virtue OF any
nisn,s n, whatever il b, ,iug, when mixed with OIL e
rsnsnarent and in fac having nothing but ls SPECIFIC
~'esff 10 recommend it, the Trustees OF the Atlantic White
Lead Company have pas sed unanimously the following
resolution, VIZ: ,,t, , ,-;r,..
ar,icl, Inc Atlantic WE lie Lead Company wll make but
o,e OUTLAY of Whlte sad, 10th dry and ground IN Oh
be strictly PLh z, genuine article, and perfectly
e rom rv eduiterao Whatever winch inc COMPANY
l warrant ar such 70 a. who may purchase their Lead
Purchasers therefore, be wei assured mar every
dependence may be placed H. '4e - ~ :" Siy P ~ w.
Whit, lead manufactured sold oy the Company when
nurepe, viii no, only he greater aGraoiy oil e
Paint will he found much 'oIe ec9nomea 10 lis USE
even In tescTl uon OF pHnune o"is 10
the body or covering quality II assesses, peeoy sIsH
far hsiie- finish with only co.. @ man me
white PAIN, would with three OF - hieh every painter VIII
beer witness tr,La - ,,,,ar,
Hsyng appointed genera! Age Is Tor me CompaAy
orders ,houd he directed at ~ tear.s corner OF
Rr-kman o25 law4w POLLEN " COL6NIE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17
second hoard.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

Ship. Fidelia Hackstst5. Liverpool C Il Marshall
Francois lst Ainswor:h, Havre, Fox & Livingston;
coon Smith Eayans, Spoao.d, Tles'on g. Co. Prentice,
sni-h. Losdon, Cook Smith Brutus, Adams, Buenos
Ay-es w W De Forest & Co.
BsrLs Condor, Whiting. Hull Haviland; Ann Welsh,
Magma Pensacola Z D Hurlbut & Co.
Brig Judson. Russell Derera-a DockIour. (Br) Wake.
MsS, Liverpool Cook j Smith; Eliza. Coffin, Jamaica,
Smith: Massachusetts,, Collins New Orleans; Gron-
ing Thompson. Key West
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