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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-01
JAMES A. ROBINSON,
Dnr..nnI q LII &, Ia

d&mUra Respectfully informs the Ladies,
GEs8assS that he has cOmmenced the manu- ss'..zs''
facture of plain and fancy BOOTS, SHOES, and
CATERS, and is ROW located at No. GAG N. HOW
ARD STREET, few doors north Of Madison street,
where he socits a continuance of patronage. All
kinds of work will be made TO order in the neatest
manner, and of the best materials, and the most
reasonable terms. jail
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-01

Ostna dCross streets
ICY @ s% sSsu German deep alley Dec~ssS ISL
s? @ o" s sSs s s "s ; s;vs: . &c 1855
s s! "ft Sf e. ss * s sse G s and Park st. S 1872
Ss Sss SIDE e" Norm Calvert u.s.
s sy : ys s a%s ; with basement cs~ s '
SO 'sTSs"es ] I '
S 81 Nh r.: ':: @ s": s%.' ,e, s" SEQ o
5 s%s % H "s ;s go feet deep between North leo "'
"" s"Ss Unpaid s' brick dwelling wit" back building m
"
81 '' ) :;: s:s east side Market
1onumen, %
80 ] % Ss sast ss: %S
49, w % ns e % S a1 ne side Sn G s ass alley 7
" @ e ' % s i s sS s:S " ns ' S%s
4" s %%""s 5s: s a I 9ssso lot 's' a
A. S9"TEs t G r r san Es"n los feet north side Pratt
sS 1887
46 lls-Lepn Yomgs deep
'ns S "a SG SIDE feet deep Welcome alley SS
49, R-p%% W B. Mss" @ mort" side Baltimore $50
" % ss S s % f 3 @ as "s as s"sd S%
d. S-H nS HnfS G. cove ",H side Columbia $50 Ramsay
Saratoga $50 feet deem to arm 4
@ %nssss Easements and two story
alley, ~
i s ss e% 9 ea Ss S so 1s a e. s 60 s
@ @ s a ss WA "S t% ss deep ay 500
S. 1875 jsmss W Mitchell" "
''" story s ss s "s::a % g. Jack .s S"ons s
BoDnpaes @ ' III
a@ In: N %, ;ss 40
cSn5% S Hf front cas-, side of Apple alley by oS S 1851
sS %sa " ss; SAB Spring st. feet deep .r:s s
sHT1 s t H ss side of Block st. running water, 1919 "s
So al00- ' 80
s s . sss 'front.' % " ss 1F 1ss deep Sc SIS
ofwonst,b @e,deep las 'U Il
1923 S3 esap 3%
%s"s" ,s% Hss sa %& s s eo IS ellis
60 P1S q S1
i s s"s High Low and S% 1852 '
@ ' ] @ $"s by 1873 deep IS IS Il
a. A@ John dswned lot Q
% nssdsn o s 81 side
.os +
% u 4 a: sssss " s,sa
average SO feet co. "
'4 a san a ssI, Lieu
s % % a f FS % 'sssH H Fort Nc 1879
&c. ] %s s n.s, ss s s.:s ssss m
F"1 @@ s1N.G ST;: corner ao ~
FL f. s ss Hs; >:s 'S'' refers "' pds
feet avenue, deep from
80 , SsS ;es @"s s S g ss ses s%s s s"s SO LIS
F%o" @st "a s S m Deep between sesaeraaS %
Es9"' @ % aSs ST. Deep between cwo and n2
S sdss ' s os side Pierce Deep between r a
% % side Pierce street, deep between Cove asS $40
81, @ @ ss: as: e1 sss e :ss, Pine "s
966
rusdeo
street
6
Turnpike Road,u
mp fran etenemen
and wilson
~, mpovement half Of ssop
90 s F m%oys @sn.s hfofa . - ~ g.
O
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aaning Middle Branch Patpco Ferry
describe as Begin rhesam
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-01
CARD.
LADIES' PHILADELPHIA FASHIONABLE
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
159 BALTIMORE STREET,

Nearly opposite the Museum.
A. The subscriber returns his thanks~
e41HNfWt to the Ladies and public generally, e.-''z
for the very There patronage bestowed, and respect
fully informs them that he has Just received and is
constantly receiving, in addition to his already large
assortment, great variety of Ladies', Misses and
Children CATERS; Halfgaiter and Cater SHOES
Also, Walking and Dress SHOES and SLIPPERS,
of all descriptions, suitable for the season, and
rious prices according to quaty-all Of which art
warranted not TO be surpassed at any establishment i'll
the u States, either for quality, durability or cheap
ness--whocsale and retail
c, N. THORNE, No. 1853 Baltimore-st,
iel Oppose the Museum
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sALBs AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD

FRIDAY, January 3ist.
share bank of Baltimore 1921
500 Baltimore SIS, lS45 ess
Maryland 6's closed to-day, at &c bid, 76t asked
Baltimore 6's, 1890, at 1929 bid, and 1903! asked.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-01

SUPERIOR OYSTERS. Captain YOUNG,
y who has opened an Oyster Establishment RIGHT
UNDER THE OLYMPIC SALOON, Formerly the
Old Theatrc,) Washington city, respectfully IN oms
his customers and the public, that he always keeps
on hand supply of SUPERIOR OYSTERS, which
they may have opened fresh from the shell. Private
families counting houses and hotels may be regularly
supplied - cents per single gallon 62 cents per
gallon for ten gallons more. Capt YOUNG in
yeS attention 10 the following Acrostc:
Young and old-wak in and buy,
Oysters fine, can supply.
Under favor would say
Now's the hour and now'S the day.
Good and fresh and fat are they. fei-3t
nnAKIs CONFECTIONERY. Z. GAuTIFR
N has just received by the Express Line from
New York
5 dozen Pate Fol de Gross
do Trouble
e do Mushroom
Il do Asparagus
10 do Green Peas, or Petit Pc"s
: boxes assorted Preserves
IL do English Cheese
, do Gruaire
10 dozen NachOutCt Cheese
A large assortment of Pickles
10 dozen boxes fresh Lobstefs
3 cases French Bonbons
| 1900 Cigars, prmest quality.
lie also ready Ia furnish parties al the shortest no
tice. in Tie hest French STYLE with every article III his
line of business made of the best materials, and at
the most reasonable prices. g. GAUTlER,
ia3l q, corner of lth ST. and Penn Washington.
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cACRED CONCERT BY THE WESLEY

SACRED CONCERT BY THE WESLEY
SCHAPEI. CHOIR, J. II. DANIEL, Conductor, on
MONDAY EVENING, Feb'y3, lS45 AT the Church
corner of and 18th streets, Washington. Commcnc-
ng at half past O'Clock. The Selections for tins oc-
casiou are all and the pr0ce eds arising from the
sale of tickets will be distributed among the Poor,
through the agency of the Female Benevolent Society
of the Station.
Tickets, al p Cents each, may be obtained from
any of the Managers of the Society above mentioned
and at the following places of business, viz: Messrs
Tucker II Son, Boteer q DOM, and J. II. Daniel
ja2qjt
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN INDUSTRY
Il. COLEMAN. BOOT MAKER,

Between Holiday and Gay streets.
The Subscriber most respectfully in
forms his friends and the public gene.
rally that he keeps constantly on hand
an assortment of Gentlemen's BOOTS
of all descriptions-such as Napoleon
Taps, Cork Soles, Double Soles, quilted
S0ies, Dress Boots, pegged and sewed,
and Opera Boots, of the best quality, all
of which he offers very cheap for cash.
\, The manufacturer having put himself to
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procure leather that will break, takes 81 plea
in informing citizens and strangers that he has
last accomplished his desire, having al his command
assortment of Calf Skins that will wear equal 10
any French leather that can be produced. nl5
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-02-01
INvENTER AND IMPRoVER OF rEG.


GED CORK SOLED BOOTS.
The good qualities of my CORK
EQFss BOOTS are only known to persons who
EW have worn them winter Boot-they
IS keep the feet dry and warn and at the
same time easy to walk in. | make
MSssS them stout for service, tc be WON in
WNxN stormy bad weather-or light and in
Hy@ the most fashionable style, 10 be worn as
$500 Dress Boots, at $3.50.
95G&stgs CASH PRICE:
NI" Dress Boots pegged ........,.... S3.B
Water proof double soed lined Boots pegged 400
Dress Stitched Boots NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
Cork Sole Pegged Boots Observation-Disclosures. $50
Water proof double soed lined Boots stitched. 800
DC ON hand, general assortment, for wholesale
or retail, warranted the best.
WILLIAM l.. McCAULEY,
No. LOMBARD STREET,
ial between South and Calvert streets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23

sustained and REGARDED by equally prosperous and always
snlargins Home Industry.
How does happen that th. city improving 50 rapidly
/, this umc1 Baltimore, more than any city
In his Union, lives aud moves sndhas her being In the
thrift OF her manufacturers and mechanics We build
houses, lay open new workshops better feed
and clothe men, increase and strengthen educate
and population exactly in proportion as Domes
tic Industry prosperous, Let the workinsmen
OF Baltimore whether they think 1t will improve their
condition to amend, modify alter the Tarihot 1872
TO them friend who has sbored ia their cause
Tor many ycars,-Be~arc OF the men who talk about
amending or modifying that act. lit IL to be amended
let i friends ameud and its enemies For the door
10 amendment be opened by us enemies-by those
who talk about Tariff for Revenue with incidental Pro-
teeuon-you may bid farewell the principle upon which
mat act 10 consrucied-faeweli To all wholesome proiec-
ton To the Industry OF the country We should then forth
with see vamping up OF General Mchay's bill with
oil its enormiteswi its full protection 10 Pennsylvania
Iron, Southern Sugar and Western whskcy. and with its
Shameless cold booded descon OF every great interest
OF Maryland-thai bill which attempted purchase the
iron makers OF Peunsyvan aid in the work OF break
ing down the mocha mics Baltimore. Let TO those
VINO talk OF amending the Act OF lsl2-"wo want no
change, but least OF ALL such change would bring
as" ]. r. KENNEDY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
A Bird not noted By Audubon-A rara arts


We were invited to inspect on Saturday, bird
quite unknown to us, though a curious observer,
and an experienced shot. 1t measured across the
wings, three feet, within fraction. The bill.
which was rounded and all the length nearly of
the same size, measured screen iRcbsS, not from it,
insertion, hut from the cessation of the feathers
The plumage WAS Of the mahogany color of the
WoDdcock, but paIer and not so richly painted.
When shot first and crippled, the bird was ex-
lremely fat, vicing with the Sora or Rice bird in
this respect. II WAS slightly shot in the head, and
the person who shot it, being extremely anxious
to preserve it, used all possible pains to find for it
suitable food, trying it, appetite with all tempia.
toms. 1t would partake only Of worms and in.
sccts, rejecting grain, and thus proving its family
to be, not Partridge, or Pheasant, or Turkey.
bu, kdea, TIlier, PlOyer and Curlew. II Ian.
guished for five days
This bird could not haze been driven up Trou
the sea board by any Equinoctial; for MOI onl,
had there been no such Equnocta but II wa,
unusually tat and heavy, which is never the case
with the Gulls, Cormorants, and other nautical
birds, driven up lnto the interior by North East
winds Of long continuance, very often beyond
both the Blue Ridge and the North Mountain
and which are always found lean and light.
Completely puzzled ourselves, how to accoun,
for the dropping down among Us all at once, and
for the first time, Of 50 remarkable, so solitary
and so splendid bird, we consulted Sergeant
Crane Of the Star, upon tho Phenomenon, who
was contcnicG 10 answer us very wisely with Ham.
c:...."thcrc are mofs things in Heaven and
Earth, Horato than are dream, II in your phi
losophy ="
This very extraordinary bird the most unique
and uniting NOR" conflicting characteristics than
any We have ever inspected, and of which Wi.
son and Audubon make no mention, wa shot ycs-
ter wa, "a week. IN tho vicinity Of Manchester, by
Mr. August Crowlfcid.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
Arl.nlld cl.e,n. rnln,,n

We indebted 10 IT, H. Booker & Brother OF Lynch
burg. Cor samples 'r superos and SCARCELY 10 10 III
vailed Chewing Tobacco, manufactured from the cop VI
-. TINS Iub1'.a ws. Ii-'d upon "Faing," in the
County ut compbe aud wlr paii lor Of ihe enormous
rsis 0f So per bundled attr mnimum. IL i, the pure
Tobac'" without nuy Iiu'ufe, and " Tobacco IL harm.
less IN sny SHAPE, wiu,t admits Of doubt-for is much
~ boz doubted II sny hinz purely luyufo- b. ngfeea-
bic ,n the eyes of our Maker--tni- ToJacconso
We acknowledge tho same dty, the receipt OF a
sample ~ Chewing Tobacco from CoiyHtf Whose Super
nt'nd'nt BE- the celebrated manufacturer. Jno. Is Allen
Ibr specimen manufactured from North Caroline Gran
vile County Tobacco. We chew extremely luo bu
yI l'0ir's ~ boz superior Judges Of good Manufactured
I"bacs' aad Idrug whether by tho odpur ~ tho lnss
Boob ~" chang Rat P'yioaa, and Cpqa,u. appear q.
us w"nhy coiiyos i1r ind iotlunc e. tir pop,,,
tore.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
THE EQUINOX AND THE WEATHER

The sun crossed the line between mid. night of
Saturday and Sunday, the Goth and the 2Ist, and
we have never known the weather TO behave so
conformably and ~ handsomely, according to the
popular notion of how it ought to behave, at such
u crisis.
For many days, prior to Saturday, we had had
continuation OF the most pros,raing of all seasons
"A violent September sun--wiih little ar no air
in circulation AT night, and with an almost uniycr
sal disposition 10 nausea and plethora about the
head-On the night Of the Equinox the clouds
CALAMITY mustered up from the North, as if they
were going to volunteer against Mexico, poured
ont fine shower, and than dispersed on Sunday
night, leaving with clear sky and glorious
and bracing North Wester.
We have never known The Equinox To come up
to time with 50 exact a punctuaty-and We begin
now 20 believe III siderial and lunar influences-ln
the hang of the inoon-in her relative Eclip.
tic position i'll her i'r.t quarter-and to say all in
one " ord, in the batch theories respecting the
Influence of that planet upon our world.
There doubt, much tobacco premature.
~ cut down Yesterday. IN apprehension Of frost
Under the Blue Ridge and beyond. Wa fear the
cold blow of yesterday forenoon, induced very
general cutting of the crop. ripe or unripe We
have not consulted the Almanack makers. or the
Editors of Farmers Journals in this city-but our
own persuasion is that the frost was not killing.
and that the planter ought 10 have left his crop
standing, to give II chance of getting ripe or. il
il was not ripe knowing IT would be more plague
than profit 10 cure i; green.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23

Basps sAnsAs,. srtved q s no ss,siafs can esss,e
pnsa sah sfow bum but sten int rers ar ne
safs asains and oshef sAsda eonpnm
gsaeation senesauon pe ssd
d-gusslns ssaey that under The blessing
Kindred Diseases even when hs
hereditary blood Be etadeaied ana s en
OF soue OF The eur~s
By this might perhaps be eoasdrsra
they vosehed unnpeaehabr essnonv
But the gratitude for health
and variety Of euaneous
relieved with rapi and certainty By this prspa
ton
For further particulars .vae.ee Of superior
pamph which be obaised OF agents.
gratis.
~ Prepared vhoe-ai, and retail and fs eEportaon
A D. SANDS Co. and ch~nists. Granite Build
broadway of Chambers street. New York
so aso By ALEX DuvAL Co. Agents. Main street, Rich
mood Va Price 81 bottles Tor Is
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
RICHMOND
LAW SCHOOL.
TIME term Of this Institution CONNIE nc

UNHE term oil this Institution commences on
l. 18th Of October AMI
following.
There Courses OF Law In the School the
Coure embracing oInes Of the Law OF Natss
Nations Civil Pohty, Of the Constitutions
vEn AND Of the United and The Principles Of the Munich
Law OF Vi The subjects Of Pleading and Evdeses
and the Practical Professional Couesmbraens Principles
OF the Municipal Law Of Virginia. connection with tbe
forms Of action with the 81 Pleading sn
Evidence applicable them respectively and
length
And the. also Coue Rhsione embracing principles
Of the Ait particularly appieab argument
sion At tn. Bar
There Lectures Readings REGULATIONS. Examinations and
Exercises OF different kinds Students
The fee for instruction eco for the for
Courr-s OF Law $50 for both Of them ofhem
and SO for Rhstorie-payabis
2S-cu VIM MAXWELL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
WA BURKE,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MIISIC.

SIGNOR GEoRGE taIes pleasure in informing the
- vicinity that he has located himself
city and prepared Lessons in gdi and IaS
signor the Piano Forte,
Guitar Claronee Pme Cornop.an Kent BuEs French Horn,
Ills such style
give pupils knowledge Of it ompshm-nt
residence Bank rect nth
Ladies prefer he wad heir residences. Gen
ITa'cHr BaTd among themselves
all kinds of wind Instruments
the most ;erms-rhe elaE To be Evening
The residence Of sRno
H. Tayors Nusc sorr. Nash Woodhouse; J. w. Randolph
Coz Book .ntc viii he promptly attended e9-6m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23

IMPORTANT APPOINTMENT.
lone OF the most important-perhaps hs mpor.
tant-apponmcnt which the Onion has ed.
Is the which publish in this evenings paper II is
the appointment OF Levi Woodbury.. Esq., of New Hamp-
SHIRE the bench OF the Supreme Court OF the United
States Endowed that supreme tribunal IL with great
powers important fi it with of the proper
ent-, principles and qualifications. Mr. Woodbury. emf.
ucntS entitled 10 the honor, merely OF his
Ibc services but more especially by his
pishnents sound constitutional Jurist, the
OF his mind and he ygor OF his faculties We congratulate
the country, therefore, upon his appointment Our great
regret arises from the loss OF his effective and brilliant
Tents Of the great elds OF his fame" the Senate OF
the United States. There he will be greatly msscd-fOr
there he has distinguished himself 10y the business OF his
views and the efficiency OF his talents"
We are always happy to find any thing to ap.
prove in an administration which appears so
wrong headed in its general principles as that of
Mr.. Polk: As times go, and from among those
from whom only democrats and Democratic par.
tzans) he felt himself, Partzan President, au.
thorised To select. Mr. Polk has done well-Mr.
Woodbury. swell informed laborious and upright.
He is not an intolcrant man. or bigot, and thus
finally relieved of the necessity of conforming his
opinions to majority politics by being placed on
the Bench, Mr.. Woodbury. will probably rise in the
estimation of The country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
FURNACE FOR RENT.

DI virtue OF UecTtc OF Inc CIrCIllt superior
- Court and Chn-sy of Ambient County
at the Ausu 1915 The a. Payne
appointed Receiver for the purpose
day October the the highest bidder
the 1t January 1896 The Elk Creek Fur
nacs lands and appuuenancs and future
TERM5Tb. vii be required To bond with approved
security the with condition the distress
and . . entry tls ist January, lsI7.
Creek Furnace than mile OF the James
Riv Cara hundred enty above Richmond
2J-wt3IstO John WHITEHEAD Receiver.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23

The readers attention s invited the sensible ariel,
Of - H." Tusn too counties Of Randolph Lewis Pocs.
honss Pcudleton. ,nd yey many otncfs ~ Western VIZ
gina, portion ~ the Continent favorable fpr dr
yfOdUrliou Of ths article 81 commerce. Cheayncss O.
transportation " s"De wsntug - mate ihet rsnu.ctut
IN that region consideration Of high importance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23

Nee York aud Nsrark Adrertissments
The advertisements OF New York and Newark
friends worthy attention, they present many articles
the southern Dealer be had such favorable
terms as OF the Manufacturer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
COM MERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS
lsEfoKrEp ooRRscrkD TWICE wkkK roR rIs wus.l

SsrrtNsrR ~, ISIS.
TOBACCO Inspections this week very small, and pri-
well sustained. The accounts by to.days mail may
have hr effect OF advancing in degree present
GRAlN-Nhest has declined S.; quote il nj 30 To
Csc for best plrcsl. Corn 47!a50e. Oats from wagons
and Depot, 35a37tc.
CUT NAILS-It TO 4tc.
n. {. COTTON-GIa7c.
TEAS-lmperial and GunpOwdrr 75c. To 81 so; Black
5Ua7jc.
wHlsKEY-Bbl. DC: hhds a4c
CANDLES-Sperm 3JaJ2c Patent Sperm 40c; Hul's
Patent l3c; Tallow l0al2i.
COFFEE-Ro GtaSc; Laguayra has; ST. Domingo
61a0; Java lO1alle.
HERDS GRASS-s7ic. do
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushe.
CLOVER SEED-ln demsnd, a, s. 5Oa6 per bu,.
sal.
FLOUR-Receips increasing; sale, of Superfine in
small lots from Basin Bank S4s Extra S. Family Sc at
retail.
IRoN-Pig s29nsl; English $50; Sweden sIOO Ire.
degar 800
LIME-SI per cargo.
MuLASsl:s-N. Orleans in bbs. 3Ia32c Porto Rico
81 a3Jc; Cuba Csc
OlI.-Winter S95nlOO; Fall strained sOa55; Whale in
bbls. lac.
PROvISIONS-Baeo hog round) s4lssc.; Shoulders
7ta7tc; Sides II a 9c.; Lard sIo9c.
PLAISTER-FrOm the Wharf, S2ka per ton.
SUGARS-ThC market continues iirm-St Croix Sa9I;
Porto Rico Il ~; n. Orleans Il IT.
SIiOT-55c.
sALT-Wharf 81 60 to ga; Store 81 co to LOS
CATTLE-Beef from S3i to II; Sheep from - to 81
''0s' no" % 10 a. EXCHANGE.
n. York drafts y. CT Baltimore drafts prem.
South Carolina fs wheeling ad,
Treasury Notes ini prem. Tennessee 3ds.
Alabama dr. Specie prem.
COAL FREIGHTS.
cent? NeS YorE, 9! to nnon, RE"Oas
'sSe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
COL MBIA FOU Nd X Y
And Hurr WILL Sionr ManuIac lorY.


A Il this Foundry, which has been established
N years aud formerly under the Of Mr.
Meoueen. be had all kinds of S EaE.s Rollers sSgnr
vs fro. and Brds Ca-gs UVzgh los Herks and Serrrs
OF description Also HI of Mill Gearing. suitable
foE any kini OF Mills, made order and on hand
Nv Hork. let5 29-6m.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
TIA, Nst,o.sI Hotel, Ner York

BY an advertisement another column, it will be
that Mine Hosts" of the National before the public.
Having soourned oursef that Hotel while in the City
OF Gotham. speak knosasy OF the comforts to be
FINN nj the Nauoral
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
FEMALE SCHOOL

GUNE snail ,ehoo family
Il October and would be glad t~
board-rs whom particular attention shah be paid every
The retired aud healthy Anbe Bpgish
French and Music. be taught
Tsr~s per Of ss.tAs
Board and Tuition In Englsh e62 SO
French 20
Instruction IN Music . Piano.
R Payments will be required advance
be made. except the discretion OF Ne subscriber.
Address. Geneo Post Once Powhalan.
ses-2aw4w WIN. MURRAY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
CONSuMPTIONI
AGENTS WANTED.

vNTANTEn several travel through the ecunrs
w Of blue Ridge, subscribers 10 the Life
Times Calvin Cotton, which viii be pub
Novemh Conmunic atoms akssssd 10 the sub
Wing Once (post paid vii with at
t,non procured through
the regularly appointed AgenIs viii be furnished sub
In order OF their subscriptions.
Pcon subscribe address the subscribed post paid
II. r. GALLAHER,
For Il. Barnes q Co.
fs-Noae need apply they give satisfactory
M 4 stions tn ehacae t.r. Ac
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-23
THIRD LETTER FROM FAIRFAX.

We do not conceive that ovcus,e the high value OF
this letter when claim for place among the
manding agricultural contributions year. whether from
England. Germsny or the United States