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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-25

n-You will please announce the Of our esieein-
ed ellow-citile las. W. b. CiIILDERS, for the office
Mayor the city Of Mobile al the ensuing election
aud ohlige f,l-H I.e MANY CiIlLENs.
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DORK--lO bbls and 3 half bbls Boston Cisar
Il 800 reams Wrapping Paper
200 boxes Soap 10 do Coperas
30 bbis Variegaled Soap
80 sets Dry Measures; Is doz Brooms
For sale by & SMITH,
oct25 No 10 Government street.
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: n MOBILE IRON BTORE,-DADE q
REYNOLDS, SUCCESSORS Dsf0REsT, MORRIS d
CO.-Mni Rocks. Boiling Cloths, Mill Gear, Bar Iron,
Mill Irons, and Hardware generaiy-No "a Water 81,
oc,l6 215u
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lN9UR ANCE

TIME Subscribers, Agents for the SUN NJ.
l. TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. being now prepared TO take Marine, River
and Fire risks III Ind usual rates Of premium, soli-
cit share of patronage. This Company has assets
after providngfor the losses by the late FIRE 10 New
York, Of about Five Hundred Thousand Dollars.
JAMES MAGE r CO, ~ /.
oct IA 3 &c Commerce ct.
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A SBESTOS SAFES--Six round and square
EASafes, just received per brig Growler and for
oct25 sale by s 1911 JONES.
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NEW BOOKS--iistery Of The War in Belgium
\ Nand France IN 1915, containing minute details of
the Battles Of Qua.re-B Bras, Sgny, Wavre and Wa,
terIoo--by Captain w. Seborne, with plans Of the
Battles and Maps, 1yol.
4 Lives Of the Queens Of England. vol. Shy Agnes
Strickl land. ~ % -
Modern Cookery, in all its branches, reduced to
system Of easy practically Eliza Acton, revised for
the American house keeper, by Mrs Sarah J.. Hale.
oct24 H For sale by s. w. ALLEN.
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mo HIRE-A negro MAN. an experienced aud
L active drayman. withhis horse and dray.
Also, II young. active man. an excellent drsymAn.
for several years accustomed 10 hauling cotton.
And two old men, one 40, the other As. handy and
mus,y. Apply at this Office 10
oct18 e. A. STUART.
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them the point beyond which they would not 60 ~
The accomplishment Of the common object. Ia this
inquiry he succeeded, and found that within their u
lmatum, there was ample Tor the tina success
of the measure; and the engrossing object OF his
public effort IN the Senate, was, we said before
to bring that portion OF the Senators, who had re-
sisted any modification Of the House resolutions, 10
just sense Of The responsibility they would assume
in refusing the preferred compromise.
:, Senator Bagby made his speech on the 18th Feb
rurry; on the 9Th, Senator Walker. as had been
agreed upon, offered as amendment to the House
resouti ions, Mr.. Benton's bill, with connecting
clause giving the President The option Of proceeding
under the original resolutions Of the House, or the
amendment Of the Senaie.as 10 his ..jasgment and
discretion he might deem advisable Under the
influence Of that speech, now so much cavi'ed at,
the friends Of annexaliori came to It's support 10 .
solid and unbroken phalanx, and the amendment was
adopted. The storm was and anxiety Jealousy
and anger gave place to an irrepressible burst q
Joy and patriotic congratulations. The House con-
Cured in the Senate's appointment almost by accla-
nation, and TExAs WAS SAVED Every inielli-
gent man in Congress- had seen that the measure
was inevitably lost had not sone common ground
been found upon which the two wings of the an'exa-
tionists could meet III harmonious action, and all
agreed that in The Accomplishment Of tina, dcsdera-
,um, the Senator from Alabama WINS mainly instrn'
mental M "a ftsss!i ! T.
In this view ofile case, for ourselves, we are free
to declare that though the excitement of debate'
while the success Of The great measure Of The day
was held ia perlIous suspense, the Senator had over
stepped the precise siyle Of argument which cool de-
liberation might have Dictated. we wonld not have
held him to srgid account. but we would unhes''a-
tng, have "pardoned something to the spirit pat
riotism'' And We sse much mistaken 10 the char
ac,erstics Of the generous and whole-souled demoe
racy Of Alabama, if the man whom they have so Of
ten honored with high station the very highest IN
their eiii. who IN all things has ob-yed their
behes,s 10 the very letter Of their wishes. and who
il his the dearest measure Of their hearts. has
pointed gu, and led The way to lie sccompl'shment
at the moment when hope itself had almost despair
ed t., for those services, instead q gratitude and
honor, 10 be loaded with reproaeh and eop.umely.
The Senate amendment was denounced at the
tins by Senators hostile % annexation as absard
and incousistens With The House rssoIui'ons--as .
.es :, pvasvia Mill. which might be dlsresardsd at
pls.ssrs BY he Ezssstiye. i y net ? Eus ssrieas
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~nIa Paif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
nRoI.cIlr III VIRGINIA.

By letter received from the great tobacco.
growing county OF Halifax, We are INFORMED
that much gloom hangs over that region oil coun-
.rg, in consequence Of the crops being blasted py
The srorching sun and alarming drought. i"'
deed, III every quarter We hear melancholy com
plant, Of The want Of rain A farmer IN uooch-
land told rs, thai he had 10 send 50 lar 10 mi'''
that he though, he should send 10 Richmond, .i"tg
miles OFF, 10 supply his farm with meai-ahu ~
North Carolina, we observe, they send "'Ha9
miles 10 Petersburg 10 gel their meal we iear
much distress and sickness will follow this e2'
,raoriinary drought. On Saturday and sunday
We were tantalized bv prospect ofshower<; ou' 10
vain. Yesterday the heat asoppressive as ever
though we are glad to have 10 record no DEAN
from The immediate action Of The sun-whicn, ID
The Northern papers, has carried offs many, sud-
denly. 10 The grave.
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THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY.

As far as we have observed, all the Democratic
papers, with one exception, in Mississippi have
expressed their satisfaction with Mr. Walker
statement, in regard 10 the suppressed SENATOR
al commission for Mr.. Thompson. The eScep-
lion i the VicG>bure Sentinel which obs'inaiely
holds 10 lis frsl opinions, based on anerFoneonS
state Of facts, and continues 10 impugn the mo
tiyes OF Mr. w. The Mississirpian, in like man
ner, al first condemned Mr. W but on the pnoi-
Gallon nf his letter acknowledged itself satisfied.
The Columbus Miss.l Democrat, leading pa
per, saws:
ave publish below Mr.. Walkers statement
about what has been called the lost commission.
], is perfectly satisfactory. That and Gov. Browns
frank and manly letler, which We published in our
last must clear up all doubt, AMI convince the
mos, scep,ica AS We said about this matter,
Gore than a month ago, no biamc cHachcs 10 am
onc Greatly too much ink and paper have been
wasted about II, and we here dismiss il, never, we
hope, to hear oft again"
The following evidence of the New York Sun
(nentral,) is entitled 10 some consideration:
"MSs,ssIppI SENAToR.-A charge Of serious
nature was made against Senator Walker, now
Secretary Of the Treasury, of having suppressed
the commission ot MIR. Thompson, appointed a
Senator in his place from that State Mr.. Walk
er has explained il in manner to his friends in
Mississippi that clearly shows his object 10 have
been entirely free from censnre in The matter. The
person nominated was his particular friend, and
the appointment was TO take effect only if requi-
red within day or two Of the adjournment. The
contingency anticipated not having arisen, the
provisional appointment was not made. There
is no blame npuiabe TO the Secretary"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
VALUABLE AND INTERESTING WORK.

We have received from our old friend, John S.
skinner, Esq Inc i, (Inly) 40. of the "Far-
| mers' Library and M"u'hv Journal Of Agricul-
lure," published hy GIs.Iy 4 McElrath CT The
| Tribune, and e2ic,i vii ci.insuished ability
by Mr.. Skinner The gentlemen. as is well
known, issued, iW,ui-six years ago, the first
paper in This country d,yu;ed IL Agriculture, ur-
der The name Of the American Farmer" at Bal
timore. From his remarkable tact and long ex-
perience in the great cause Of Agriculture, Mr.
S is admirably qualified 10 conduct central ma
eazine, which shall report all the improvements
effected in Agriculture and suggest valuable ad-
vice for the benefit Of the farmer and encourage
and crafty tas.e for Agricultural reading. The
No now before MS il in such 4 pleasing form,
and so ful of valuable matter, that we can safe
" predic, for MIR. s. most successful result for
his mcritorious labors. We have lime only 10
sketch The table of contents which will be found
to be so varied as 10 commend the work, rot only
TO The practical farmer, but 10 The general reader
The work opens with seven Lectures 10 Farm
ers, on Agricultural Chemistry, BY Alexander
Pelzholdt, OF London. II is clear and able ex-
position OF subject which j. rapidly attracting
public attention in our country, and which isdes-
tined 10 confer great benefit upon practical agri-
culture. The present lectures discuss The consti-
tuen elements Of The atmosphere, of water, Of The
soil, and OF plants, and how they mutually act on
each other.
Then follows The Monthly Journal Of Agricul-
,urc. Among its varied contents. We find spi-
rited memoir OF The late Stephen Van Rensselaer,
"The PATRON, and the friend ard patron oiasri-
culture and educalion-accompa by splen-
did engraved portrait OF that distinguished citizen
OF New York-Deep ploughing, with some re-
marks on The writings Of Thomas Moore, OF
Montgomery county Maryland and John Tay-
lor, of Caroline county, Virginia-Brilish Asri
cultural Dissertations on Farm Management, ap-
plicable 10 American Hnsbandry-Fall Plough
ing under what circumstances 10 be recommend
ed; on the i'll effects of ploughing land when wet
Claims of Agriculture upon the business commu-
nity-To merchants, manufacturers and others
on the caami,ies Of trade II reters IL. The vicissi-
ludes OF trade TO the fact, tina, full three quarters
OF The merchants and manufacturers have failed or
died insorenl--a and invokesqh e business commu-
ny 10 give more attention 10 agriculture, "for re-
creation in The time of prosperity, and for sure re-
fnse in adversely" A long and interesting ari-
Gle on Gusno giving The history Of its impor,a-
lion, (by Mr. S. himself twenty years ago) and
the experience of many gentlemen as TO its value
On this subject We find letters from Messrs. W.
J. Dupuy and Thomas 5. Peasants, OF Peters
burg, Virginia. An article on Soulh-Down
Sheen illustrated by fine lithegraph Of Prize
Wethers, exhibited at the Smith6ed show. Ac-
companying this paper, there is a very interest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

n RUSSELL BIGGER s. CO.-Drawins
i OF Pokomoke, 1879:
II 81 67 IS &C GO 9 GA 40 so 90 IS 40
so 81 u.s. another Capital, sold ard paid BY
BIGGER & CO.
Pokonoke River Lottery, No l40:
So 40 IG 40 26 IS IS 81 Sc % II
lG IS 40, still another Capital, sold and paid
by BIGGER & CO.
Pokomoke River Lottery, No al:
81 81 GA 81 80 81 "a 4 "a 63 70 G5 25
81 GA, still another Capital, sold and paid BY
BIGGER & co.
Posomoke River Lottery No. l42
Is q 10 % g. "a Is AZ 3 5 7Oll
Pokomoke River Lottery, No. l43:
CT 81 So 40 Z 4 81 IS 3 SO SO SO
1 SO 50 and 4 81 81, still two more Capitals
sold and paid by BIGGER & co.
Splendid Scheme 10 bny a PaeLaee H.
10 drawn Nos. in each Package of 25 tickets.
Drawing received this day, (Tuesday) 10000
dollars % Nos, Is drawn. Tickets dollars !;
haiVes =; qrs. |. Call early. Return hour Ii
O'CLOCK I. RUSSELL BIGGER & CO.,
Managers Office, opposite Eagle Ruins.
Look ont for the $4,000 dollars that draws ID
August Jplv %
Upper APPOMATTOX COMPANY
- There will be a meeting OF The Stockholders
in tie Upper Appomauox Company, al Farm
vile, on Tuesday the l2lh day Of next month,
(Ausust,) for The purpose of elecing Trustees,
and transactiDg other business. BY order of the
Board OF Justices S. D. MORTON,
July 22-c4t Clerk U. A. Company.
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JAMES RIVER CANAL
RICHMOND, SATURDAY. July 10
'NDi IN Z HDH ] !
A OWEN

hIshl ' Ell,
Canal Boat Lynchburg, X. S. Fields MAJ,
with 42t tons mdze from Lynchburg and 'T Ns
Market, 10 Deanc & Brown, L. d. Crsn.is'e
Brothers & Co., Preston g. Enders. and naa
Ludlam & Co. nehf
Boat Abingdon. J. w. Willis, with AZ,
mdze., from Lynchburg, 10 Preston & Fn 1, @t
J. Jones, Jones 6 Blair, H. Ludlanl & Co Sas
& Co. and b. Peylon. - 'Vlas
Boat Josephine, VIM; P. Adcock, with 81 !.
mdze., from Howardsyie, to J. J. Faris a. t ~
Deane s. Brown, A. L. Harris, and Can 70
Crump. fs''oh
Boat Commerce, J. r. Beal, with %
mdze from Sco,tsvie, 10 J. J. Faris &; r. Uti
CLEARED,
Boat Pioneer, R. Parsons, with i. ,o,.
for Hardwicksyille and Lynchbure. "' u'o'.
mdze for Lock No 4 and Sco,isyille y o;i
Boat \, New WORK York, J. N. Tapscorl, with Il j.,
Boat Exchange, d. Bland, with i. ,o,,
for Scottsvile. 'o"s nt1e
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sixty Dollars Reward.

DAN away from The subscriber in bu ~.
LIZ ham county, Virginia, on his way '0''''
three Negro Men, to wit: am.
RICHARD, about feet high, D or 81 !sa,51
OF age black and slou, made-sold in Ricl cst,
BY Mrs. Organ, OF Surry county, near . - ~
Point; no visible marks recolec;ed. ne hae
when he LETT white fur hat, with very s'''''
brim, and a suit Of summer clothes. San, :
TOM, dark complexion, q years old, s0S ;,or,
feet inches high, has scar on The lei Jaw, 4
the toothache-the skin seems 10 have gio"n a.n
the bone Had on when he lett black si'cA -" =
and a suit OF summer clothes Tom was sy,- ~
Richmond by Isham Lowry and io'me1 Dam.
longed to the estate OF Mrs Trevillian, Of f''"'
yer county, Virginia. III
ALBERT, dark complexion, "a yeais ~, :,
about ieel 5 or inches high, very s'oa. ak
MUSCULAR no visible marks recollec'eoi va VIII;
in Richmond by Charles d. Penus., Of fls" "s,s
county, Virginia | will give the above XIV i.I;y,
Of sixty dollars for the apprehension ana yr
ry OF the above named slaves 10 Be!ls q C -..ns
son in Richmond, with all reasonable e. ,r doI
ofeonveying them 10 said place, or lWen'
lars and expenses for either one OF Them any
June 6-ctf +. Z. oHHD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

ing correspondence between MI skinner ""u
Andrew Stevenson, Esq, upon the soulh-poWnS
in particular, and uron The agricu'iufa rfosl''S
Of Virginia in general. We hope 10 re a'.c y
usn>ter i, 10 the Enquirer. An Address OF .n'
Editor 10 The Prtsider, and Directors Oh '''e =,
sinia Stale Agricultural Socie'y-inil o' VIA
considerations and wise sugeeslcns-A PAPER o'
cnrious silk ylaa. from Tripo!i, win a haiu-
some Iihograph-A description oil new stas>
The Tussac, from The Falkland lslands &c @e'
Bu, we must here break of. This work contains
in each No. one hundred pages, is eeau'''u''y
printed, and has 50 impressed us with lis Va'ue
and interest, that we cordially commend II 10 inc
Virginia Farmer.
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LOOK AT THIS.
For the Ladies'

WE have received The following splen4
w Dress S .oes for The Ladies, 10 which =
respectfully invite all in want of something bea.
tlul and good
Ladies' fine French Kid Slippers
Ladies fine English Kid Slippers
Ladies fine Kid Ties
Ladies fine French Morocco dress Sllppe:,
Ladies fine French Morocco Ties
Ladies beautiful Parlor Slippers
Ladies beautiful white Kid Slippers
Ladies beautiful white and black Satin Sl.f
peIs
Ladies fine dress Buskins
Ladies fine French Morocco dress guskr'
Ladies fine Seal walking Shoes
Ladies fine Kid walking Shoes
The above Shoes are The very bes, and hat''
soonest that can be made, and are well acfti
the attention of the Ladies. We shall al9a3'
keep good stock, and will sell very cheap A..
we desire is, that those who want The YER e.
kind of Dress Shoes may give Us call
July 10 PUTNEY & WATTS
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Lands ofJOhn RandoIDh


DY virtue OF decree pronounced on the 4,h
IL day ofJune, lS45, by The Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and ChanceTy, for The town Of Pc.
teTsburg, inthe suit of Blaxlon's executor and
others, the undersigned Commissioners appointed
10 execute said decree, will, on The 9Th day Of
October nextlhat being The court day Of Charlotte
county, al the Court House of said COUNTY sell al
auction, to The highes, bidder, The Lands herein
after described, and lying in said county, belong
ing 10 the estate OF the late John Randolph, decd.
THE MIDDLE QUARTER.
This splendid Estate, on which is the Mansion
House oithe late proprietor, contains, BY recent
survey, l1l9 acres, Of which 1873 are S,aunon
River Low Grounds, admirably adapted 10 ,obac-
co, and so well known as scarcely 10 require de-
scrip,ion; 400 acres OF the tract are second Low
Grounds, 200 acres Of Middle, and GIG acres Of
Highlands. Middle Quarter is within some 10 or
l2miles OF Charlotte c. H., from which the access
10 the city Of Richmond via Charlottesville and
the James River Canal is easy ami convenient.
and is in Leishborhood Of great salubTiy and
atloriins fine society. II is bounded on the West
BY the Staunion River, on the North BY the Clark's
Ferry Road, on The East By Lipscomb's nd
SCOTS Lands, and on the South by Col. Caring
tons. As il is presumed that purchasers unac-
aualnled with The estate will visit il before The
sale, further description is deemed superhuous;
suffice il to say, there rarely happens SO fine an
opportunity for investments in Land
HUNDLEY'S AND BOULDIN'S.
These two valuable contiguous Tracts will be
sold al The same time and place, by the same an.
horily. They contain, together, 1851 acres Of
Land, of excellent quality Also,
GlLLIAMS,
another estate Of Mr.. Randolph's containing 39l
acres.
These lands have been laid OF, SO as 10 admit
OF oeIng sold ~ whole tracts, or parcels 10 suit
purchasers.
On The day following the above sales,
land on several succeeding days, if necessary
will be sold on The premises, all the stock incu-
ding number OF the finest blooded horses, farm
Ing implements, and personal property OF every
description, on Middle Quarter Estate, on Humid
ley's and Buuldip's, and Gliam's, and also Low
er Quarter and Ferry Quarter Estates, in the
same neishboThood.
TERMs-For the Real Estate ne-thiTd in cash;
the balance of the purchase money in two equal
instruments Of one and Two years, with interest
from The day Of sale. Possession given on the LIST
of next January, with The privilege Of entering
and seeding grain, Sc, this fall The title 10 be
retained until payment OF the purchase money. or
the title to be conveyed on the cash payments be.
ing made, and The insialmenls secured by a lrust
deed on The property For the personal properiv,
cash Tor all sums of so dollars and under and
bond and security on credit OF six months for
all amounts over thatsum
MIR. Wyatt Cardwell, at Charlotte CT. House.
Will show The property 10 persons DESTROYS 10 ex-
anime il before the sac.
H. L. BROOKE,
R. T. DANIEL,
July 21-clds Commissioners.
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VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND, DWELLING
HOUSE, &c. &C., FOR RENT,

VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND, DWELLING
HOUSE, &c, &c, FOR RENT,
AZ Louisa Court House. Virginia.
TINE subscriber will rent this very valuable
i property The buildings are spacions and con-
venienl, having every improvement requisite, TO
geher with q large garden, and we'll of fine
water, unsurpassed in any section. The house and
lot being in complete order The stand for business
one Of the most desirable in The village, being
Immediately opposite The Court House, and very
convenient 10 The Hotel. This stand has been oc-
cupied as Store for The last twenty-five or thirty
years, and is at this time set retaining the best run
of cash customers OF any other establishment in
the place The dwelling is convenient, and in
every respect comfortable for family, and given
up by The best Of Judges 10 be one of The hand
somes, residences for family in the village
The Railroad which leads on 10 Gordonsville,
passes through the lower part OF the ot. There
is also an additional lot which belongs TO this pro-
perry, and is separated by the railroad, which
runs between that and the garden. A further de-
scrpion is deemed unnecessary. Those wish
ing 10 rent, WILL Of course. view the premises.
To good tenant The rent will be reasonable and
possession given BY the lsl of September next
For terms, and further information, apply 10
LEON LEVY,
At the Store Of NJ. A. and L. Levy, No. II
Market Bridge, Richmond, Va. July 22-3tc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

The Lancaster In;elligencer alluding TO The re-
port that Mr.. Buchanan is about TO close the Ore
gon question By n concession 10 Great Britain,
holds this language, which is not without inte-
rest under the circumstances-the editor OF the
Inellgencer, as will be seen, being in correspon-
denca with the American Secretary OF State:
"We repose most unbounded confidence in
that distinguished statesman, and from what We
know of him, believe that he will do nothing that
is moi exactly right and according 10 our best in
lerests To no man in the Union can This great
question be more safely entrusted than to him; he
feels, in regard 10 it, emotions OF peculiar interest
and will do what he conceives TO be right, boldly
and manfullv. Mir Buchanan thus closes one
OF his laie letters 10 The editor i work hard and
was never more tranquil in mind. ! shall do
my duly conscicntiously, and leave the result 10
God and INV country"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
~ Respectfully, yours,
A DEMOCRAT OF THE MOUNTAINS.

FIRE IN RocREsrER.-A destructive fire broke
out in Rochester, n, T.. on Tuesday night, about
10 o'clock, which destroyed property 10 The
amour, Of over $4,000, on which, however
there was an insurance OF about $4,000. The
fire broke out in Front street, and The wind being
high at the time. and from Ike n. W., it ragged
for some time with fearful rapidly. Over 20
buildings were DESTROYED some Of them frame
and occupied BY poor families Most Of The fire.
men were absent a, the time OF the fire, receiving
company from TORONTO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
,.cr.,ors .ppIICaTIoy OF SCIENCE.

We shall tomorrow publish an interesting de-
scriplion CT printing magnetic telegraph by
Mr. James O'Connor Mr.. O'C. is now in ms
civ, engaged in having new machinery added 10
D;n,mock & Co.'S steam canal boat mount Yer
non" with view OF making her perform The
Trip from Richmond 10 Lynchbnrg in "A hours.
Ii is expected that she will be tried this week
We wish success 10 Mr.. orc. and tothe steamer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
Gun and Rife Making, and
GUN-SMITHING

UN-SMt f1lNu
THOMAS TYRER, al his old stand, 10 ~
i Main Street, doors above the Bel iassia,
continues 10 make 10 order and Tor sae al "''-'
OF double and single Guns and Rifles. ,..,
Guns, Rifles and Pistols resiocset, ahlsl - =.
percussion, and repairs in all the varieties q :,
Gun Smiths line Of business, done 10 sup y,
style and on accommodating terms 10 su!. ~
lines June 2s-uoa