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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-30

GALL RIGHT."-Said Gen. Brady to a friend
who cautiously disclosed the probable dangerous
nature of disease under which he was Iaboring.
WELL Let the drum beat my kuapsack is
SUNG
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-30

GFAu editor some where in The West has be.
come so hollow from depending on the printing
business alone for bread, that no proposes selling
hImselfto some gentleman, to be used as stove
pipe. 30 ton Bee.
And we know of another who is so halIow that
he is about TO set himself for an eel,pot.
TCabotuilie Chronicle.
And We know of another so hollow that he is
used for roller mould
Nashua Oasis.
And We know Of another, no has not been 10
the business one year, who has become so lean
that he talks of renting tine of his unmention-
ables tor store-house hatamdzoo Tel.
And we know OF another, who has been in the
service about as long, whose uumentionables,'
are already rented to a considerable extent. and
talks of laying himself out for pumplog, to sup.
ply the saltwoIks-lhe only way of saving his
bacon. Grand Riuer Eagle.
We know OF an Editor who has not been at the
business long, who is SO hollow that you can hear
the Potatoes strike The seat of the chair upon which
he sits when he throws them into himself.
The United States Journal, and Democratic
Erpos,tor. tor the country is the Title of pub
'lcation from Washington, though directed to the
'kepubcan,' we have, being the only Office in the
place. ventured to receive. 1t is ably conducted
oy the Editors of the Journal, and intended to be
like that paper, the Exposior ofthc section Of its
party which claims the distinctive title of "Young
Democracy to the little, but spirited branch Of
mat vine IN this country we cordially comnend
L it.
Meantime, ifthe Editors think us sufficiently
"hepuol'can, we shall be happy to exchange
! VA hre occurred IN Germanlown on Thurs
Gay last which destroyed the Hall and several
other buildings. bssc4
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-30

EXTENT OF OREGON TERRIToRY.-It NAV not
be embarrassing at this particular time, to refresh
the recollection of the reader, in regard to the
extent of Oregon. - ~
On the East side is skirt 800 miles along the
Rocky Mountains, on the Soulh, 800 miles along
the Snowy Mountains, on the West, 700 miles "a
long the Pacific Ocean, on the North $50 miles
along the North American possessions of Russia
and England. This area or immense valley. con-
tains $50, 900 square mHes-capabe of forming
seven States like New York, or forty Of the d.
mansions of Massachusetts. Some of the Islands
of the coast very large--suf6cient to form a
State by themselves. These are situated North
of the parallel 49, Van Couver's Is'snd $50
miles in length, and so in breadth. contains IL 900
squire miles-an area larger than Massachusetts,
or Connecticut QueenCharott's or rather w ash
ington Island. $50 miles in length, and 80 in
breadth, contains 1000 square miles. On both
ofthese immense islands, though they lie between
the high parallels Of 43 and 81 degrees the soil
is said TO be well adapted to agriculture The
straits and crcumjacent waters abound iu fish of
the finest quality. Coal of good quality, and 9TH
er veins Of minerals have been found. SATURDAY.
Courier
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-30
YPSILANTI SEMINARY

0F The Examination for the present quarter of
this fnsitu ion will take place on Friday and Sat-
urday next The patrons and friends are respect
fully invited tn attend
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-30

our citizens, having taken this matter into consld-
Grafton, will not lett it again fall asleep until some
adequate effort is made to secure It's accomplish
ment. In the utter prostratIon through which
Michigan has gone. and the consequent desponden.
cy thrown over the entire community. Many ex-
cellent points in The State for profitable investments
have been entirely overlooked. Such, we con-
ceiye is the Huron river from this place to Glib
raIter, at the mouth of the Detroit. The distance
direct is about 80 miles, by the serpentine course
of the River it is somewhat farther. The course
of the stream however, is very Direct and its cur
rent only, from flowing through very level coun.
it is task of no difficulty. In this distance the
fall is $50 feet, and very regular. The whole
process of canaling therefore is reduced simply
to cutting across the largest bends, clearing the
drifts, Of which the rapidly of the curreu; has not
allowed many 10 accumulate, and building at in
tervaIs the necessary locks, dams and waste wiers:
these latter as precaution against freshets, the
amount necessary for this cannot be large, while
the increase liz the value of the section through
which the river passes would be immense. The
nature of the country and its present state will en-
able one who is acquainted with it to form some
idea of the importance of the work.
In the early settlement of the Territory, it was
prevented, by difficulty Of access, from receiving
its due proportion of immigration.
The Chicago Turnpike, and other roads FIRST
opened determined the locations Of the different
villages which now dot the States, but OF all these
none passed through the section OF which we no"
speak. Where towns are built, markets ave
opened and the country becomes settled, but where
cause prevents the former, the latter is also pre-
vented and thus while the Western and more
interior parts of the States are improved this Sec
ton, though comprising most of two OF the oides
countries in the State, Wayne and Monroe, is vel
new and wild.
! The reservation Of portion of j, by the wy
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-30

facility whatever be the wind and weather. The
committee is now absent on a survey Of the
River
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-30
OUR, MISCELLANY.

o. N. B. "Our Miscellany" is not intended
10 he sorieinal.' but II is Ours nevertheless; some
of il because we write it, and some because we
cut ii out.
A fire broke out in Adrian on the morning Of
the oath inst in the steam furnace of Messrs. WI
mans and Kneeland, which consumed about two
thirds of the building 1t was attended with i'm.
minen hazard TO the surrounding buildings. but
was finally subdued by the great exertions fthe
6remen. Total loss abou! $4,000.
OTAnolher abolition "Roorbaclx" has been in
flated and exploded. to the effect that three men
from Ohio, by name, Lnrain. Garner and Thomas
had been seized by shareholders from Virginia and
incarceraed into the Jail of Parkersburgh.
The particulars were given with the incest de-
tail and every circumstance calculated to raise
an excitement was carefully introduced. No
doubt gave occasion for great displays of anti
slavery feelings which must now content itself
with the thought that, SIT might have been so.'
GEBIsHop ONDERDoNK.-A New York cor
respondent of the Boston Post, says this prelaie
will be restored to his Office; that from the mo-
ment of his suspension to the present hour his
friends have been asslduously engaged and with
success, in his behalf; that majority Of Clergy
men and many laymen are determined to sustain
him at all hazards. II is expected that he win
preside in the pulpit Of Trinity Church, and off,
cate at its conservation.
G-The State of Pennsylvania certainly has
novel WAYS of raising the wind. A few weeks
since the State Treasurer sent a circular to de-
fauing debtors O. of the State and has already
received in response to his call upwards of 3d.
600! We do no, know which most 10 admire the
latent honesty of these rascaIs or the perspicuity
of the Treasu er, who could discover such prop
erty in them.
0FIhe first Annual Commencement of the u
University of Michigan. we wish horne in mind takes
place on the 9Th of August. We hope it will be
viewed with the interest ITS Importance ought to
awaken. Weare convinced that all in whom
this event awakens any recoIec,ions of "college
days" will If possible, be present.
DLATB OF PHILLIP ALLEN.-We are called
upon this week. to record the death of Phillip Al
len--he patriarch of the ALLEN Colony Of which
it will be recollected. we published an account
few weeks since. Ii seems singular dispense
lion of Providence that this BILE man should
have fingered alung 10 the age of forescore and
eight amid the scenes of his earlier aud buster
life, and then have been removed to find his grave
in strange land. The old oak but lily bore
transplantiDg. and death speedily summoned the
grey-haIred veteran from this world of change, to
enter as we trust, better and happier. where
wasting or decay or change never enter.--Somh-
port American.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-30

AGENCY-Mr. V. b. Palmer, Real Estate and Coal
Office, N. Sd and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia
the Goa. Office, Tribune Buildings New York, S. E.
State street Boston.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-30

The FIRES OF 1915. We do uot remember
ever to have heard of so many great fires in any
Que short period of time. as has happened on this
continent in the first six months Of 1915 We an
mex list ofthe losses experienced. in the order
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-30

This aggregate surpasses the loss by the great
FIRE in this city in 1885. Thcn about $4,000. 900
of property was destroyed.--N. Y. Herald.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-26

me hlehmond Wing quotes sentiment ont 4, III.
m'en o. Gen, J'eksonthatf the boon Of life va, ya.,
% sim asain be would not secept Of itss pobi, ma
ssenme one Ills So whether General Jackson sysru,,,r
OF not BOT nh very certain that Cicero st,,ibo,.d
70 csfo sevsral hundred years before C,eg,r,
ess deus mih lSrsiaur, sS hse ta,s.
ra'ds ress'em nee vsro vsn quasi deeafso sp.to Al
esfeesess ca Ice rsvoest" Tssy have fasbt,n
sv' a. Sseofs'ing ibs GREAT our ,imer, with N
"wi.sssa OF tbs sociepsI"-disr Cas
The Gazette Is right in itS claim Of priority for
Cicero or Cato but nothing can be more certain
than tina, Gen. jackson was not in the habit n
stealing from the Classic The sentiment WINS
as original with him as n Cato the elder q No.
yer sPoken, or Cicero written il.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-26
Maernnimo~s Concessior /,

The Washington Union frankly admits that En-.
gland (thc Govcrnme at) is not responsible for the
potstoe malady Its language is. "very true it
IL that Eaglnad should rot be, and is no, held
sponsible for the Potatoe malady"
Peel and Wellington, we fear, will consider this
no small concession f;om Mr.. Folks Government,
aud an abatement Of the lofty tone "all Of Ore
son,or none," and may presume upon it to increase
their pretensions.
We think we have seen something in the Uni.
-on about "Scribbers," aud in the United States
Journal about twaddlc, or "twattle" as that paper
~Spslls IL.
:. But the Onion adds But she THAT is, En-.
eiand,) is answsrable, in the Judgment Of man.
kind, for not providing according to hei ability
the mitigating remedies for such an evil-reme.
sdies which would enable the unhappy people of
which we speaking, to meet, without utter des.
pair, the Disasters which fall upon other popu-
htion than that of Ireland, with such crushing
force"
= Now the Potatoe Crop lie an autumn crop that
10 harvested in Great Britain and Ireland as it is
here, lust before FROST ordinarily in the middle of
October. This is only the 26th November, and
Parliament has not yet met.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-26
THEArRE-MRs. MowArr-

The accomplished dssu'ant and popular sa,horess Mrs.
Mowstt, whose debut excited much interest," in New
York, IS now filling snort engagement in this city. She
- supported by Nv Crisp who takes the prncP. cherac
ers with her Mrs. Ms personstion Of Psune IN that
beautiful play, the Lady Of Lyons" on Monday night
eSeeled pernp any Of tho chsrsc ever
attempted on the Marshall boards a; least, such is the
Of the Junior. who has witnessed tho same piece
repeatedly.
Mr. Chsp, in the character of Menoe acquits himself
handsomely lac prince" much better than the
Peasant" or Gardeners Son."
We were pleased to ind the frs, appearance Of Mrs
mowau and Mr. Cri'p so sell eountensuceo, by Of
the largest and mos respectable audiences Of tho easnn
Such fond Of correct PLAYING ought not to mics 81,
opportunity VI seeing tie sb ZANE ay,sfss Ten Rat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-26

Si,.sa,a - syfsS, "A s,ls,.sts. ,, 49,. uNsn IA.
sAs As. b.sa se.tsa hy sts,s, i..,,e, a. h., IN
domain aud ts.aross What thoash thu papo.sa .ohsms
should against all reasonable calculations. prove unsae
eess, and the eosi OF il shoud remain a, deb, TO The
STATED Shall ,d In her prosp,etirs wealth guar
snty Cor its audaon Shall not ad In the far e.
p,aenifsis she 10 capable Of attaining
! rance that she would oufgroe that debt,
People OF Virginia the city OF Nsw York with popu
laon OF less than four hundred thousand has
the OF thirteen millions for tho single purpose Of con-
sructng the Croton Aequeduct! Will you, people In
number iiisn aud qua rter with domain Of IS oOo
square miles, embracing Of the flares, and moot fer
tile portions OF the earth refuse the Of millions
Tor the great object Of connecting the Ut Ohio
with yoar Atlantic ssaboad-of opening yourselves the
immense valley OF the Mssissipp-snd Of giving mighty
Impulse TO the hitherto dormant energies OF your stasi
Msssschusc'is has expended mioas the construc
ton OF the Greet Western Railway that Boston might d
eide with New York the trade OF the Lakes! Will you
not espend the Of ..sas 20 confer upon your
STATE the undecided trade OF fAs WssisspPi paIeyf The
STATE OF New fok hs expended thirty mi'onsin the cause
OF internal improvement! viii yea not devoth nias
"'"s 10 ina' great cause, with her bright example to
sude ana she began her work In uncertainty
QUO su"eN ou' ne' Pshway throngn darhncss. But she
s "'u"p"eu over ne o"r''rs OF NATURE. ana inc more
''"'a'v o''e" " nsman pselad'ee' snd mas achieved
'' ".''es "s"W WORK. and set on''s"' example 10
", ~ w" you NOT 'ai''N'e he' eia"p'e' WIN
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-26

OF The "Potersburg J'telllgencer" will nave
- ---.ut Scheae it calls form sis dc.
tsils--its costs and tle means" Of providiny for
"-' cost. VIII tic IntcIligencer, thus satisfied,
PO"lsc 70 support IL Mol And will No the
- v :" refusal be what we have CHARGED al.
tsaoy' namely, that it is not expected 10 Dcno6t
petersburg Will the Delegate from Petersburg
support 9Hy scheme Of Western improvement !
lie may and must decide between con,e,ti,U pro.
positions, bu, we fear he will vote soains ali :,
last and on the ground that ! am not to be bons
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-26
MARRIED,

On Thursday evening. 18th inst Louisa C. H. by the
Rev. David Wood. JA1r, b. SeLATER, Esl Of Flayspo,
to Miss HARRIET WHAETyS. Of LOUISE.
On Thursdsy the 2oih inst by the Rev. g. c. o.ssswsv
Mr. p. DI Voss, Of Petersburg, We, EHILn Isupht.I
Of VIM s. Nichols, Esq, Of this town-IGeor,etown
Advocate,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-26

On Tuesday, o'clock, A. ~ Of wounds and expo,,,.
received Sunday night FEASeIJ W. CoLEsIs eyed So q,
years. - "
His funeral will IKE place on Wednesday evening q,
Oc,oek' from mo residence Of r. l.. Coleman. His
friends and the friends Of r. L. Coleman are reous,ed "a
attend without further notice
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-26

oST received from Boston and Philadel,b,s
np,c KINGS Northern Law All ,iis. Aysnsy GI az,
plies vaiuatl< Law Boots ~ -@r
fieferings Reports, % vol.
Metealrs do Syols
vssey. lis ctAnssy RspoIta ~ voL sI $50
Bio-ns cbsnc.r, Repo,i.
Hotan's Rsports
0rseLisf EsAnss
Eng Eeissiassicai Rspo,is
Ho~ads suprsn me- Couu RspSTs . yxk
Law Lnriry ~ vo.s.
Eng Co.'S. Law Rspons, as y.l.
kents Voninenianes. eli Ion
IS>ha WIN nn supply OF o'hsr Law Books loro,as "A,
nosa siehNs aIj valuable the civ u.d hss -,
b. soa 10 many insa nr e~s than publssI ptis..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-26
-viapis,uss No, q.
NlWptNTNb" NO a.
III. sJni,sbe paper 4. satled 10 nnsssss. Psfasal
NEW WORK CONVENTION


The people OF New York have called Convention by
. majority which will make the Office holders quake!
For Convention 2l+.70o; against $4,000; msjority
lei hOn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-26

r1Fssssmcsl aaAss..i &, 3, ,ss.saes. t.s$
sG % b<sssh.ia h.ssss est3el u psssoas sv,siss
70 n.urs IN assslon, sAi ,AOss az Msad.s msiass ps.
per IN Saturday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-26

AGENClES,
| Al Ne. ts West Main strscs.
| Ru1Ls sARsAPARILI.A
- Thppes 60
whsht. Indian vsssshis Pill.
Ltidy's ssr,sP srina H..
| HuSssrFs do
EoTs DO
Monsvs LII. Do
Mofs,s Btisu
W''.rs Bai.am Wild cisHJ
Woods Montpelier Balsam
Psase's HcrehsunA Candy
Castor Oil do
Amba-, Medicines
0ouraud's Italian Soap
Bnnkerhods Restorative
ssheneks Pu!monie
Ro~ands Topie Mixture
Nesv.tis Ague nd Feve, PfIs
be had fresh genuine Drug w.hous ~
noxo GAYNoR. woop = co.
~ EOR NEW BEDFORD, MASS. The
sihr GEORGE HENRY, Capt. snow. now kaiins for
no2c HENRY LroLAM CO.
Literal advances made Of cur end
HoLLIN'S FAMILY FLOUR-A fresh sup.
ply landing to Gay from boat Gen Harrison our wns
no 20 HENRY LTpIaS : Co
F. WORLDS OFFICE, 80 o Dollars for
$50 Drawing Of Lottery comes by mail 4 day $1,000
package Of IS only $50 halves Is
nosa wokD~ OFFICE
TO THE LADiEs,-ANOTHER ARRIVAL!
NOVEMBER ~.
II AIDES sLt qnI ed Buskins
LIDO mo. AID hid ~ehsd Tiss AMI Bv,nrs
TO mo and Aid slippers
DO oa't'rs sLd 0Li.cr.
| Do. Lasting o.,,.. sa,kin.
D. white satin sipP.
DO h<h nni'.s Com Sandal. AL Bu,IaA.
Asss' mo and ni nu:s'n. and siIp'
3 &c s'': o., aud ! % Boot. 30
Gent. Dr-,s Boot and s.os,
DO w. p. do
Just received and fer. iOxby ID. HOOVER.
no 20 "a Msin u
VHHE FIELD Di5rANCED ~ CLARKE Draw ef Ar,
II ls 70 IL Sc 80 90 50 IS CO g. g. 50
Quarter do 9 80 !sS CLARKE
SIS 2s % SO 81 80 SO - 80 IS 81 81
Tieku2s 81 81. sold and paid by CLARKE
Diawins Of Al-isbdda. Httr, 27s
20 20 % 8 81 81 2l 10 "a 10 3 81
10 a. 7OS CLARK
| Aei,Bdna Lou.Iy Class ~:
| 8 IS l6 IL 20 SIS CO I'll CT 30 81 81 40 90
wbos Texts 30 40 soCO p.d-m.lins IN all seven
Capiss In three days sd and paid BY CLARKE
To day-AsIandliA EISa Class csI Captal. 5000 ssOe
lIoo 1900 lTo Ieo OF 10 Of aCS he IS Mo-
i'p's"h fso's Tickets =. so-to he had unit, oeost
| CLARkEs HEAD QUARTERS
| no 10 door below EIeLanse Het,i.
| - BURRUsS-For this morning Pnues-s2 IS 600
~. 6OOO, 1000, 5000. 1870, 1900. and 10 1000 70
Nos. ~ drawn. Tickets So. halves 81, qrs.2.
Also the dollar Lottery prize 5000, &c &C
Numbers. 10 drawn, Tickets 81, haives so, qrs. Is
For this Evenng.-One prize OF s 10000 1000 1888
and rs Of 1000 &c, sc. 60 Numbsrs drawn Tickets
| IS, halves 81 so. qrs. 81 IS.
| Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery Gal;
25 60 ~ ls 90 50 IS 30 i6 Al IS s37
Whole Ticket l6 80 r. another prize sold and oaid INV
BURRUsS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-26

II was customary among the sncens TO bury the youn
at early morn, because, wishing give the sofes intepr
tsOn possible TO DEATH they ssd that Aurots the sodde.
OF the morning, had stolen them To her smbraee
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-26

HATs HNTs --CnI.sss sod isdIsIsusIs visa
/" ~ ing the siiy, eau always and, By sanias os
the subscriber Isrse sd fashion tbls ss.ousre.a
4 o. Hats sd Csps, oil u vhfeb sss usA- N osSss
~ sst fou The mot celssfstsd hesor,es In The Ust,
led stass. A call u sslet.d a. Ne az Nysa
Nsu stfeef. u9ff NfDAa NV ma
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-26
cHEAp DRY GOODS.

NovEuBsR Is. Isis.
Ii. 49,, .nNhiNs has been receiving fso,u ave,
-, 49,, 900 eei By lat. s'r,ss, A,ss .a<uia.- - v~'
,.,ss. !, .s.ss Dc .,n ..i., us. rsse~i . r.,
,s r"s~ y. al ts'ess isoaa ! 10 cas-
W. , .ti Ird f.rs<h Il q. 3si ss "A. ..,.
n-aAte s.se WI 5. 100 aud dsxr s~ss'-s1u-~a
100 - bed hianAs'-> sst and A.sey,
Lln-,. a"S Nsrso Ch,sbine, ssrv ss,.,
tssvri co,ss'y hait Hssks. hvrs -.
eAs.ins Ia tsosLs, ta~taH<rps snJ W. ,...
a s2ss0 .~sss pss's cssAs fsi,ss AZ "A ,...s..,
Cove and hessH e even d.scsosp, s's<ss riss<
Asas 100 casss nd bass bSrae h<si -. u.,,.
os sss1 ~ ~ss ~. .ss' wsSs 81 81. :.
.os !, l..,r,. and r. IA Jssxins
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-26

II 1Rcckhr' AT AccrioS.-we shaii sell this morning
iot o'clock. prime ST Groin aud New Orleans Sugar
Sugar Houss Mossess, Bunch Raisins, in whole and hall
boxes good aud dsmsged Leather Northern Butter Sack
Salt prime Goshen and Pine Apple Cheese aud prime D.
con hsms and S'des. WILLIAMS & HAxALL,
AuefS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-26

MrEChlsss For COLOUagO PERsONs-A Cs.eh,.o a
ne"Alie osHine and rreues for Bsmdss sni F1sI.,t
eto's oes 20 also ioT e isi OF eooted .t =,
~ 'ts'c Josst Of savasnb Jus, pabr.hd foT ,,s ~
DRfNEER A MOREIs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-26

1T NorlCE--DaS Gooss Aueron.-oa mi,
wednesday, morning. al 10 o'clock. will ss without
reserve an assortment Of FRESH Seaonabs Dry Goods
which we invite the stteniiou Of dealers.
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