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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08
~ f7NcAsTLE CONTENTION.

We shall treat this subject in our next mean
while we must state it our opinion. from in
tercourse with the People Of Richmond, that the
course Of their Delegates TO that body Is very far
from being popular. Richmond cannot have for
gotten the very decided resolutions she passed
nor can she fail to see how entirely their spirit
and purpose have been lost sight Of by her repre-.
sentatves ai fsncastle. Aud again, there are very
few we presume, who can seriously reflect upon
the s,biect and doubt, that the route TO the Ohio
River proposed, m equivalent IN The End, to making
Railroad for the City Of Baltimore. Bring the
Ohio trade and travel from Guyandotte by Rail
road to Staunton, where you intersect the great
Valley, and you 10 Baltimore com.
pared with Richmond, that, in effect, you say to
Western trade and travel, "Come now, here are
Baltimore and Richmond about equdistnnt in time
and space. Baltimore little the ..farthest geo
graphically, hit as cheap to reach, and when
reached, much the greater City and the best mar
ket. and $50 miles nearer Philadelphia, New York
and Boston, -
We consider il most unfortunate, and we wish
1t may not prove irrepdrdbie, that the Richmond
Delegation 10 Fincastle, chose TO overlook the
plain letter Of their instructions contained in Mr..
Mcfariand's Resolutions.
Let US say one word in explanation of Mr.. Mac
farland's views, which is especially due to hm
In proposing to stop the canal at Lynchburg, he
did not at all propose to stop the Central Improre
meni there: His scheme was TO extend it BY
Rail Road to Buchanan, and thence to the South
West.
That plan which condemns the Valley of James
River to the perpetual curse of the canal system,
and which when you depart from tina, superanu-
ated form, constructs all the rest for BALTIMORE
can never be approved by Richmond or those
Virginans who, in desiring to make Richmond
great city and great mart, desire also and by the
same means, to make Virginia the great State
which nature designed her to be.
Ii will he easy understand, TO show. that by
the proposed Staunton route, treigh will go 10
New Orleans and frdrel to Baltimore
hut still we hope the Public will remain un.
committed until Tuesday evening, when Mcssrs.
Bolts and Fry will explain the reasons which pre-
vailed with them to depart entirely from the Rich
mond resolutions previously passed.
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ast ba, etc his usual brssk.s, and sstsn.
where few mo.sas slsss. ~ 90 enndby ~ vie 10
bat he nrvcs spoks ssrwards. Ills ieus have the
soiauoa however. Believing ,hat - suGsre1 but Lsn
pain from his last attack and that he sony
the spirits u the Just made perfect" lie had been
g,stratc IN his county ~ years, aud represented in the
General Assembly foe many yeaIs aud throughout his lie
took an active interest In oil that concerned his country
and especially Virginia. his native State lie was pro-
Testing christian. aud devout and member o tho
Baptist Church Gould much praise OF h esadscs
IN all the relations Of fe but fSrbear that
may be misled BY the devoted love of brother. lie len
widow. hve children and many grand children and ends
to mourn their loss, yet not those who without
hope Your friend and scrvt.
JOHN MILLER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08

oh motion f Col Wilson, the resolution reported OF
yesterday together with In. ,herr, oa,r, h,
him, taken up and after , prorsc,,J i,scns
SION the amendment laid upon the table. The counties
OF BATH Bcteiouri, Roanoke Montgomery, wythe, Rock
bridge foeahontas and the City II Richmond voting in thu
ahtmau'e-SO m ALL The counties OF Allegheny, fayct
AMI Ircenbror-l6 ALL voting in the negative, and the
county OF Monroe divided.
The question then recurring upon the original resolution
oo 'ohn Anderson moved that Il be amended, by str-
KING out inc words least and inserting the word orih
WIN, Wh,ch amendment was unanimously adopted.
md OF the series OF resolutions. reported by the Com
'e !" prepare business was then allied up, and
"iereu thereto by COL WIN. NJ Peyton that the
~ na'"'.eu Dc suicken out, winch led To an anns
eu discussion. but was subsequently wiIhdrawa and the
'e. % as reP"ted was unanimously adopted.
1rd resolution reported by the Committee being taken
up q" sskine {" Grcenbrer, moved that be amended
~ % gu, all alter the word Resolved" and insert
'"I ''' r ro'Iowhg;
ISL nat :, IS moro eNpedent to extend the Improve
's' an'Ne buchanan west TO the Ohio River by way OF
N"Nlne'nn, by Kali Road than by Canal.
na' ue Legislature ought 10 make provision To- pro-
-ecne said improvement Of Buchanan
"',n the Improvement from Lynchburg to Buchaosn.
nus gave rise I" long and very interesting discussion
nN"lvhg the comparative advantages OF Rail Roads aud
S'na' alter which taken, and the amendmcn,
's,
lhe question: then recurring upon the Resolution a. re
Poed ny the COMMITTEE, IL adopted with almost
unanimy.
Inc Convention then took recess until o'clock, at
"neh h"nr nasan met.
"e ''h resolution OF the committee being called for and
''sr, was unanimously adopted
Inc following resolution offered by Gen. Dormsn Of
hoekhrdge
Resolved 'ia' tbs Convention regard the proposition
'et "'e lanes hlSer and hanawha Improvement, nj
hyc"o"g' ana substitute BatesuI navigation above that
Wv u ",'hS 10 the people oi the West and II carried
on, o' he Legislature would be breach OF public ish
p ss Noaiior % H. rights and interests OF the Yves
"'" PV'uo" o' 'hRin'a'
op"" 'iis resolution the Richmond Delegation declined
=" ana me resolution was then unanimously adopted
We 'ouoWhg resolution was offered by William III. Ter
",, r " nam county, and unanimously adopted, viz
'S'er' ;at Ihs Convention consider the proposition
a., MAI Lynehourg the Eastern terminus OF tue South
western improvement deadly blow aimed the James
a"d hsnawha lmprovemen aud that II should not.
'o' /. '"""'n oe entertained by the Legislature.
"" 'o'i"n o. 1udge Johnston the following resolution
was adoP'eu unanimously. That in order to carry out the
oo1ec IN the 18th resolution reported by the
cohn"e :" ID ana adopted by this Convention. q com
e o 'h'ee be appointed 10 prepare ieraoria To the
LEGISLATURE on he subject therein adverted to. The Prcsi.
appointed Judge Johnston, Col. Thomas Shanks and
49, haa Ley.on on ihai committee The latter gen
ehah having derlned to act motion Of Gen DormaD
.: s.s By % hs e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08
THE ELECIIONS-In Nep York and Ne,
JERSEY.

Jersey.
We gave yesterday, from the Express a short
statement in regard To the recent elections held
in New York. 1t appeared from that extract
that the Wings had been defeated in the CITY, by
Nativism: the same result may be expected in
regard to other regions in New York and also
in some parts of New Jersey. We give below
accounts from the latter, however, that are much
more encouraging to the Wings than was antici.
Pated though, il seems, Natiyism has even caused
defeat TO the Wings Of New Jersey, in one Of
their strongholds.
We copy from the y. York Herald, and New
ark Daily Advertiser
"NEw YoRK STATE ELFcrIoS.-On all sides we hes,
al the apathy the election on Tuesday The return.
from tho Interior which reach slowly indicate this and
the figures are scarcely worth giving.
In the antrcni district, the antrentes have poled
large vote, aud have elected many Of their ticket Their
vote ia some towns is overwhelming.
In Albany city, the Democratic candidate for SENATE
received 1880 majority, while the Assembly ticket the
highest Democrat led the highes, Wing only Gao Tie
result 10 the county the election tohe Assembly of s,-
ris Watson, and Shafor--two Democrats and one Wbiy
and majority Of 900 for Van SchoOnhoven tie whls
candidate for Senator
Ia Schenectady, the Democrats have a majority o.
1000.
Some towns have changed Democracy this year
while obo ~ have turned Wing.
Hudson city gives Democratic Senatorial majority Of
30.
Tbs Convention question excited but little interest," and
the vote poed relative TO sppears be reduced one
everywhere.
TAe returns are much scattered but will throw them
toto some shape Tomorrow. Never before were there %
many different tickets brought into contest in th.
State. "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08
From the Newark Advertiser.
"NEw JERSEY ELECTION.


Thus fsr MI things look we'll Notwithstanding tho pre
va'ng SPs'hy the Wings have carried oil their old COUNT,
an East Jersey, IN most by increased m1IIes; in
Passa'e. niE-seT, Morris Somerset Middleser
eeT' oil stand hm, side by side, the Wing phslapE
There was M unfortunate division among our friends In
Pas-aic, shout the local offices U the ounty and IL - said
We have consequently lost tho Sheriff and Surrogate but
have secured both A--emblylGon. Gallant tIe Hudson
has proved herself worthy Of tie Banner aud old Esscx
gives the great Wing brotherhood Of the country another
demonstration oi her failing fidelity TO the cause
devotion TO principle superior ~ all contingencies
The wings OF the West Ward IN this city, we notice with
pleasure have given larger maory Tor the ticket than
any other Morris County has administered another sy
nal rsbuke 10 the free traders who have ATTEMPTED o ,
lead her m the Oi the Tsnh sud the oc tro tcL,
Ibousb besdoJ by Mshlon Dckef,On sto s.rt,,,,y t m
NsJ, Is defeated by large msioriy. somers,,. Middle
'si aad Mercer hsys done thing Tor tho cause Tim,
could be ask ed
We have pOthingfrom West Jersey below Trenton. a,
hs southern cars he'd arrived o'clock when We are
obliged 10 60 TO press. We confidently look however
for three Wing ecunde-. whic will give u. the ms rty m
the Assembly and " j,in meeting Of o Legislature tn,
Senate 10 coniinly Wing m sny ovent"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08
EEr'KrsD FOR rnr UNlrsD Stars, sAzErrs.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, EyHSII

The cotton market is fiat, aud sales were made nj
slight decline. Flour shows further Improvement we
notice sales at 1900 bbs at s. for ordinary aud as
ior good brands the market closes firm some holders re-
ius'ng these Iaes Nothing ne in RYe o, Corn Meal Wheat
has also advanced to-day several lots Penna red brought
l2Oi i23;; aud one mixed with white 1850; choice white
40 Corn IN better demand higher pr.ces; sales OF
Southern yellow GA CSC; white 55a Gu c.; Penna round
6oe; and new Southern lisa AZ cts Oss-Sou,here sold
at 39e. Hops brought 20c, Provisions aud Crocsrles
OF is at S5,75. whskey-4OOd bhs sold a, acc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08
i. Johnston,
John Wilson. Secretaries.
Green James,
POWIIATAN.

Al Court held for the County Of Powhatan at the Court
House thereof Monday the 81 day Of November 1916
A Preamble and Resolutions having been offered by
JoHS W. Nash, Esq behalf OF the members Of the Bar
and officers Of the Court, expressive Of their high respect
for the memory Of THOMAS MILLER, Es late the pro
siding Jnstcc Of the Court aud Of regret for his loss the
same was b. the Court ordered be record and
follows, to witt
" At meeting Of the Members Of the Bar and the Of
hces OF tho County Court OF Powhatsn held ia the Clerk,
Office OF said county, the Sd day Of November 1916
the following Preamble aud Resolutions were unanimously
adopted
" WHEREAS, intelligence having been received By u.s.
this morning, that THOMAS MILLER, Of Powhatan late
presiding Justice Of the County Court and
ehzsn, Of the county v POwhaan departed this life
hi residence yesterday morning sud tho Members of
tho Bhr, and the Officers OF the Court wishing TO manifest
their respect for the memory Of the deceased both pri
waite citizen and public officer have unanimously adopted
the following resolutions;
"Isi. Resoiosd That we have hesrJ will, snosro and
unaffected pain the melancholy nle gcnco Of the d, all oI
TnrMA- MULLER, El Of the oldest aud most valuable
citEon. Of our county, and Whose u,euln private lie
and ability aud integrity a. Magistrate, arc acknowledge.
Cd by all.
"2j. Rssoissd As testimony Of our respect for the
memory Of tho deceased the Members Of the Bar and tho
Ohiccr- II the County Cont Df POwhaian. will wear the
osi tndg' q" mourning ~ the left Tor tho space Of
thirty days; and that permission DO asked Of the County
Court 10 spread the foregoing preamble nnd resolutions
81 Rssoirsd, alec, That Copy oG tho foregoing pro-
amJe sud resolution be communicated the afflicted
widow 81 the dec'aacd and also published the two
leading ne"spap'fs IN the CITY Of Richmond"
Aud the Court doth hereby deriao its concurrence in tho
son'iu"nts eTpressed the resolutions The decreased
wasiOr many member Oi this Count his w0fth
man. bis usefulness ns Magistrate known aud sp
precai'd by all and this Court ~ unwilling allow this
occasion ~ pass, without entering the Minutes IT the
Court lls testimony 81 their ~ his high merit and
their regret Tor s leI And they further order, that the
Clerk II tbs Court ssnd ~ the family Of the deceased
Copy ~ his Ofdof and tbat another Copy be along
with the resolutions aforesaid too publication.
Copy. Tcste
WIN. s. DANCE, G.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08

The second No. Of Vol Of tho New Library Of Law
and Equity" hes been ~, by the agent NJ d. g. king
81 his oiy The title u Tho book explains at once the
ns'S's 81 s contents and ali add s hs the work
isf 'as'sas. ~ Typographical execution the high prao
before bestowed upon i by The press Of the county. We
seesI hias sH gentlemen Of the legal profession would
h@d hs ~o't not oay their hbrsrcs but
@''' ''sseio seees.'on IL pobsbed at 81 pei year,
s"d 'or"s twoisse volumes whom completed.
We s's hss~aO ,odsbSs is Msssu Nash & Wood
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08

Here we zee eight States, Of winch ;. mar, tBo
'hes 'mes as hoayy indebted Virginia two Of tben,
"s's haa four tunes ~ heavily indebted oC ,bcn,
re,e hdH brs tnss--cpe u them wofs Than s,r time.
a"d one 81 hem Hgg't Than nSissa tunes o. heavily ia
uebed u the debt 81 Virgins we're a. large IN or nor
u'n w hef population, tst u the fist of .tlese
S''es' H would amount 10 ihsn seLfsea millions
As large a. ihc two next mentioned wonld he nsre
bsn hosRfg toESHHoBs II I1ree O. the three ns.t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08
MARRIED.

THE city. ON narsday evening by The Woo
e.axs' M JOHN a. ANTHONY, hi.s LrTIriA p. NAL
SEED, all Of Riehnosd
On the lst Instant by the Rev. r. b. Thomson, Mr. 10
,.fn fakLrs, merchant Of New Market, To Miss MAJ,
ANN. daughter Of John Il. Linthcum uf Amherst,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08

house Tor two volumes OF "Proverb,si y-not
Cd tho other day. These handsomely printed aud interest
ingy attractive books. part OF Wiley & Putnam LII
otary OF Choice Readng they be had Of 371 Gems
per volume. Next We have before "Memoirs OF Ben
venuto Ceni, u Florcntinc Artist written by himself
Containing variety OF information respecting the Arts.
and the history OF the Sixteenth Century with the Notes
aad Observations Of q. 2. Carpani" Tran dated by Thos
Roscoe, Esq.
"Cellini WAS one OF tho mos, extraordinary in an
extraordinary his life, written by himscf 10 more
amusing than any novel know"-tioRscr wALroIr.
This work also to appear in volumes the first Of
which Is now by Price SO cents each. Ii Of a
series Of what the publishers, M-ssrs. Wiley Putnam,
term their "foreign Library" IL is handsomely printed
aud on good paper.
The same gentlemen, Messrs. Nash woodhouse. have
handed in Pant X, OF Popular Lectures by DIR. Lardaer
printed in Greedy & McElrs,l's best style.
DEATH OF THOMAS MILLER OF PowuATAN.
One by one the generation OF 9s and $500 have left the
s'sgc, until fc~ remain. That the generation
after that which conquered the liberty OF the countryside
next IN public virtue as in order OF time.
Prominent nng them Thomas Miller Of Po,cha.
tas name OF celebrity in the records OF Virginia
1888 true Patriot enlightened Statesman, and
upright man: Thomas Miller n peculiar We
have never known who would have made admirable
bographer Of the contemporaries OF his tmc-a Bcs-
well without his mnuteness aud Suetonius without his
coarseness. His memory siorehousc OF character
iscs: Familiar with all the great who have figured
since US. he treasured up anecdotes and detached
tons OF their history which he relate with
equal fidelity to truth, spirit and point.
As public man there existed one, more Sing lie
hearieduuer To principle, loyal what he deemed
the good OF the Republic In these respects he
he illusouS: And is saying this OF him. and
saying truly paying hls memory the nobesi tbu,e
How few OF the day initiate hun herein What has the
public presented to 1t almost continually, but vile
bic OF disgusting vanity and unprncpled selshness among
public men
In the dea,hof Thos. Miller. of Powhaian we feel the
withdrawal OF the eyes OF freud, the few whose
appreciation accustomed 10 regard with the n,s,
anxious solcitudc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08
THEATRE

good bill IL offered tonight ct the Theatre; two new
Dfamas, Hena, the Heroine 1t Greece, and the
of Narcotics Between the pieces variety Of Dancing bv
the graceful Msdlc. ST. Homer the irvcnc Miss Lertrndr
and tle Comic Mr. Goodwin. Go carly If You wish
TO secure good srais.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08
WIN. s. DANCE, c.
NIL N Pl,asanf.

IN. ! " Pisasdnfss
Dear Sir.--My brother and your friend Thomas Miller
died yesterday morning about O'clock the the place
~ his residence, spopeKy. Please tho
your paper lie ~ his Goth Jesr, would have been
&c, II leo had lived I'LL the 9Th Of month. You are
probably awsfo ii about two years ago he had sight
attack II paralysis and although the symptoms
fecnrfed 10 excite tho fears o. hrs friends, he Ear
recovered ~ 10 attend DE Convention Of his Congressional
district that assembled last is al lowsrds Grove near
Richmond Aboulsst Cuisines his attacks beesme more
severe snd als;ming bt lately his heslh had apparently
mVch improved ih,this iend. considered him decided
" bouer lie comPsted little on the morning u Friday
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08
MORE EVIDENCE OF TIE PowER OF
THOMSONS COMPOUND SYRUP Of
TAR AND WOOD MARTHA.
CONSERVATIVES, DOUBT No LONGER

x
~ but Isad the following AnoA~s wosa.rf cur,
PuitapEryma. April ., is45.
hereby certify that during soahst Of July IA d.
owing 10 exposure aud ateu- IN the
my health received severe SHOCK la the part hu u
Ah The symptoms OF Pulmonary Consumption appeared b,,
uneiue called IN my h6-t for pon.
weeks without benefit and oLi dnciv eoue,. INV
d. case beyond the reach Of human AID u. his y
every symptom getting pain in the brrss dine uiy
OF breathing raising bood ari,aiion heart night .ve,,
hectic fever sc. aud nom b.J
OF des ~,heai cough raeknt pty
causing Ia b-ins blood anoer
who at once snd the upound X, rn
o.Ih Wood Tapi and when had
washable 10 eess myself and do~n
ah by the time had hns3d twehh my appeIt. and
seash rrtuned al the symptoms disappeared
was 'uodued ADD n common with who
been cured by th meeine TESTIFY as wonde M porr.
a1,ne oas my o. heahh -
LANES ANDREws, AT Caibariue ~
waseaf'd TO attend the above stag. of
the dheise found The patent aborins
The lungs and liver liberation OF place ard by
perensaon discovered sbeess had hi lung
h1 cas- Icing apparently hopeless and OF the
usual ire lne n resolve npoupd
syrup OF Tar and Wood Saptha the had pe
ea>y eed scarcely ripestIng would
he result - cue the extraordinary dpoiuT an
dono respecting thc efficacy of edSn. IN, di,
eases of the lung. AMI liver NJ CiIAMBrp5 N m
rner, 50 cts pei holil.--sit boi,e. for - so
foI sait ~ Aiea@oai ny ARN'R DuvAI. 4 CO Gen.,,i
Asen's IN Petersburg by Chas Cooling in NORTON nv M
santos IN Lynehbug by Jno H. S.sy bv n,
James Cooke aud C. u. Hunt nas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08
TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH. WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

>HE undersigned returns his respectful thank.
!" his blend. and ~ pusa fo sss eusse, ar n,o
age he has received 10 - and bess ass N i. ~
ust ms present aranesss.aa os SorAs A..
AMPLE aud that thoss Who Aral ~,n -, =. ~.
Ever TO The seape faua and he.orslss I.sr.. "a
TO devote The moot rigid atsss 10 insrr.sts
Having been extensively engaged marsfAc,sr Glib. 6
more than twenty years pss be believe. had c,,. o
tonnssses Tor becoming acquainted M 49,
- vs.h bsvhy respectfully inform an Who MAJ. ,h-r
perhAs.s - nnusy dali ~ nsuishsa Nth Corh. -
cannot be ssrpass-d 70 pota ..hp or n..h
Mss ~en Known Aef thst and d...
are Constantly ~ ling wosts and eoanterfst astc, h~,
NE eenuinr Jeoa'e coet," which un.i,ns .es.o,
rom ihem Of their superiority Ne tai paIeh.,
es wh appreciate the advantage u buyn& direct from The
sh'eh ssse they ~n not BE- the luposop an
oe accompanied with the VII promptly and f,ubf,
suensed Z" Strangers who o.d- BY mai. ,..y m,
sp"a seeevins s snent'oa Ctoeis
tended Zoe Foreign Countries careful " .eeIrd aud
WIN reference TO Tbs purch. =.
hs 'S'eshnen are warranted peIo,m well and the a.,
WI" b. drv boari ft~e Of .. t.,lo.
wan assurances that possible an~utan shan n,
pau 20 'hr interests o his friend. pairons he 40.
ic the patronssr ofsn W.
warehouse in Phlad-phia, 20 North Third Street
warehouse IN bshimo q, NJ 36 soaih Chsrk- Street.
rae iohS IN New uas, Street b~twerp H,mil
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08
FRESH sUPpLIES az FAar. GOODS.
SUTHERLAND, GUN MAKER. opposite d

FRESH sUPpLIES az FALL GOODS
Sp lMEKLAND, Gun MAKER, opposite the
HANKS Main Street Richmond Va has on ard aud IL re-
eeisne ag- ani Of all the are,e. in Mn.
hhe " eurhes Ani he respectfully OF the
pa'Ie 10 stock o Goojs Offering 10 them
70 purchase on the ofeeonomy superior quality
his materials 49, -
hmlne his sioek Of Goods be found lowing
men which he VIII of the pubic ia. best trIms
GUNS AND FOWIlNG TACKLE
sup"tor Damascus asi uLb and single barrel
Guns
lAaghs anu single plain siubb " Guns
Do do do Ttan aud imitation t~i.tdo
Do do da common German do
Brass sts. and silver IN Rides
D1ellhS. poeseL belt aud yelling Pistol.
Se-cockibg singIe aIis LaIyeI Isvolylsy Pisioss
Gun R'Ae aai rrseI RoN, Ter Pasks
Double aud Singe shot Pouches sai H.
Spa and Plain Ef sisl and French Percussion CAPS
sportsnen- Liquor fiasds and Peel Tumbler.
Enslish, Amencan and Scotch Gunpowder
Dog Calls, Collars Whips. Chains md Couple,
Hunsmen's Blowing Horns Bug.-
Wash Rods Shot Chargers. Cap Primers Oil Cup, Rail-
Pai-n' Gun WadIng, wsd Cutters
Mahafany and Leatsr Gun Cas-a
Gun. Pi'tni and Rid Lacks RID Barrel.
Rebs aud foeei and Materials Of all Lnd. for Gun
Smith -"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-08

REAb rIFUL SACK COATS. We have this
- day received 30 Of handsom.s Sack Coats TO
Virginia this yeaT-for sale cheap for