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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30
Plank Roads.

In Michigan and other portions of tho Union
plank roads are taking the place of M'Adamzod
and other turnpkes. In dry soil, small string
pieces or sleepers, about four inches square are
laid lengthways and sunk down in tho grade I'M
til their surface is Lowell with the surface of the
earth, after it is hammered down between them.
Across these string pieces and resting equally on
them and on tho earth between thom, plank Of
suitable thickness is put and sufficient number of
spikes driven through them to keep them in their
place. Over this floor covering Of sand bout
inch in thickness is laid the road is complet ed
They would be cheaply made in somo portions Of
the west where timber is plenty. Portable saw
mills might be erected along tho route of tho pro-
posed road, and the necessary timber cut upon
the spot whero 10 DO used. To make road Of this
character upon the present grade of tho national
road through this State would not cost moro than
$4,000 per mile. For 4 track fourteen feet w:de
will take about $4,000 feet of plank, which at
sleepers and spikes, say 1925 MORE The road
would continue in good repair for ten years, and
would, in our opinion, be good investment of
funds. II has been suggested that the next Le-
sls'ature ask Congress to give up tho road to tho
State, and that the legislature grant liberal char
tor to company to construct road of this cha r.
acter. 1t is said that horses will draw much
moro on these roads than upon ordinary turn
pixies. Several plank roads have been completed
IN Canada, and are said to have moro than real
lied tho expectations of their projectors. The
completion of the national road is of vas. impor-
lance to the people Of this State, and we hope our
citizens will tako some steps to it. We
have heretofore suggested that petitions be got
len up throughout the State, asking Congress to
appropriate suficiency of lands to make the
roai. We shall from time to timc urge our cit
zens to it, and shall in time prepare petitions
For circulation.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30
THE RED MILL.

ONE MILE SOUTH OF RICHMOND
IAVISG been stopped for the last FIVE six weeks.
for the of ,inoing the further I'D
and other The takes
this method, Of informing mis- customers, that 10 nov in
full operation.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage, bestowed upon
the mill, IL has been in my possesson 10
tenton Of making effort for merifnE eonnusaes Of
the JAMES X. DUGDALE.
April, 3Dth 1s45 l7-3v.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30
Iowa not n state.

By vote had at the recen. election, the peo-
pic of Iowa have determined not to accept tho
constitution and she will remain Territory until
she secure the Missouri river IS her Western
boundary.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30

dogs before their masters. In that convention
the two-thiro plan was necessary to Folks nomi-
nation-in the late convention it was adverse to
tho selection of Petit. So they go it.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30

MARRIED.-On the 10Th of April a, Ottawa,
Lasalle county H., William Lancaster Of that
county, TO Rachel 5. Lancaster formerly Of
Richmond Ind.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30

WILMINGTON CITY. Dcl.-Tho Wilmington
Gczctto SAYS that it is in contemplation to build
two hundred houses in that city during the pros
cnt wear.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30
An,i-rexas Co.ve.,,o..

The citizens of Ashtabula county, Ohio with
out distinction of party, held mass meeting on
the Sd inst, to dcnounce the action Of the la,s
Congress in aunexing Texas to the Uniun. Their
deliberations bold and impressive. They
acted as men loving their country. its constitution
and government. Some Of the most talented and
worthy mon of northern Ohio wore present and
addressed the mass; among whom we notice
Hons. J. X. Giddlngs. r. Hitchcock, and Wm
l.. Perkins. Their proceedings speak many i'm
por,an. truths connected with the subject Of an.
nexation. We give extract from tho address
to the people of the county:
Bred IN the unqualified belief Of mans equal.
ty of natural and political rights, II IS proposed
compel us to unite political doctrines with
those of Texas. upon the principle Of giving
TO tho shareholders of that government political
power over us and our descendants, in proper.
ton the number Of slaves :hoy shall hold in
bondage; estimating five Texan slaves as equal
in moral and political worth to three Of the intel
ligent, vir,uous freemen Of Ohio; so that scyontv
Texans. holding eighteen hundred slaves. may
elect a mcmhor to Congress. whilo not less than
twel ~ thousand of tho frse population Of Ohio
re entitled 10 q Representative in our National
Legislature.
The resolutions arc spirited, and evory line
brcathcs the patriotic sentiments of truo Amor.
can hearts.
Tho meeting recommended the holding State
Convention at an carly day, and appointed delo-
gates TO attend tho same.
There will be reform indeed if tho following
which wo copy from tho Globe, is carried out
There was reform needed in this matter. which
all parties will be glad to see effected
REFORM.-The President, understand.
has issued circular to tho departments, requir-
ing an exact observance of the laws in regard to
tho organization of the offices, the duties and at
tendance of tho clerks; and to enforce it, has
directed tho absences to DO noted and reported.
The general complain, of persons visiting Wash
ington on business with tho dopa rtmonts Of the
DELAYS and expense 10 which they sub ected,
has rendered the inierposition Of the executive
necessary.
The circular also requires distribution Of
labor among tho clerks proportional to compcn
sation allowed, and provides for tho suppression
of the injustice {too long tolerated) of making
mcriorious and faithful public servants perform
tho duties of such may be found negligent or
incompetent.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30
The Jersey Blues Forever.

The town elections in Now Jersey increased
wing strength since last fall. The ball is rolling.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30

MExIco.--It is understood that Mr.. Shannon,
our Minister, has been informed by the auihori-
ties of Mexico, that the diplomatic relations be-
tween that country and the United States had
ceased in consequence of the passage OF tho an
nexation resolutions. That at the same time
protest sent to the other foreign ministers,
protesting against the action Of our government.
Santa Anna has not yet had his trial. He has
addressed long letter to the grand jury. which
is, we believe the Congress. 1t is said to be ''in
soent in its tone, and bold and hardy in its def
ance." 1t is further supposed that the prisoner
has hopes of release by another revolution. We
do not suppose that he will be condemned. The
authorities evidently fear him.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30

GIVE have boon highly amused at the way
OUR FRIEND Clarkson is putting his fun at the edi
tor Of the .1cflcrsonian. Perkins writes editorial
to kill off tho wing party hore, and Clarkson cop
les and endorses them to kill off the locos in
Franklin county. There is probability that the
wings will carry their ticket next August in
Franklin, since tho editor Of the Jeffersonian
commends Reorganization of their party
Press on little ono--you may serve your country
yet.
TExAs.-Thc news from the lone star Repub-
lie is contradictory and uncertain. There APP
pears to be division on tho question Of annexa-
ton among the leading mon. What the result
will be is yet uncertain.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-30

oIThere have been thus far discovered seven
deaths By the fire 10 Pittsburgh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
AND STILL ANOTHER FIRE,

Our paper with Of the fire Friday night.
issued subscribers, before another fire
ed in Richmond. Abou, | o'clock on Sunday
night the alarm bells commenced ring, nGd the fire
men were motion with their engines.
large brick building. property Of Mr.. w. Bayey Lips
e.mb the head OF tho city, entirely consumed The
reuen the spot, but the house being o the
corporation beyond the reach OF the fire plugs.
We have learned the OF this misfortune. which
has befalen Mr.. Lpscomb but is supposed be the
work at incendiary.
Indeed, from the frequent occurrence of fires lately, in
city, there every suppose that neendGTes
are amongst us. Let the police be the lookout.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
MoRe or NANufAcruaEs.

lh LcWc ~ 'SoutA0Htfa
We ash the friends of Manufactures. and Of the Sodh,
read the letter OF "Southerner," In todsy's Wing,
This young gentleman has recently gone North Tor the
purpose OF visiting OF the principal manufacturing
establishments of that region; and we have no doubt he
will do good service in the he has esPonscd Like
many Others who familiar with the great and unlimited
resources OF the "Od Domnion, and the Southern
ty generally correspondent has earnestly to work.
and will do Yeomans service in the noble OF State
lmpro, ement
His letters cheering, and. evidence
Of his abo being appreciated by the cntcrprzns ci'iz
OF New York and New Jersey, large number ot The
Merchants and Manufacturers have subscribed through
him the Wing lie has already sen, on four long
lists by this the people OF the North will become
familiar with institutions, and hundreds OF them will
be found making their way TO Virginia.
Our young friend writes IN private note, that all
whom he has and conversed with the subject oi
establ shing manufactures in Vginii, have treated him
the kindes, manner and they afford him all the faei
their power, make him familiar with his subject.
We reoiced hear this, and enterpr
sing gentlemen that il they visit Richmond, will be
most happy Il extend them our hand.
In reply the inquiries made by subscribers.
regard advertising call their attention the terms
on the 3rd page
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05


trm on uss wos' There are TIRES hsnosd ana my fe''
seas employed In this estsoishment lIV sSnt tnou'
sand dollars vas last paid TOT labor eone and esny.
nine thousand dollars 10 Ioutneymsu for work. HE
male aborers and ourneymen average from 81 10 Sl1 %
per week The female operatives from 81 10 SO About
hall OF this immense amount thus expended goes to
the Farmers Tor provisions The interest thus
between the Manufacturers aud the Farmers makes the
connexion mutual and ACRIMONIOUS and secures Tor eaeh
safe, tar and certain market Tor their produce IL inc
Manufacturing establishments OF this city were closed tho
Farmers, from whom they now draw all their provisions
would feel the stroke severely, and would vitality drive
many Of them from their homes, or make them poor III
deed Hthe relations which exsthere oe'ween IN.
taeturcr and the Farmer does not make thcm interests
mutual must be deluded Aeast the Farmers all mere
oenc'e So Iney have uied the business "hSu' ae"e
and without ann and suffered Ices ana oahAuPe''
aud by this time they ought To know not experience
hrsI'a'e tesehetf .,
Let us OF inc SCUM loon 10 m's ma''c' a"u SOC =,
Is MOI something wrong IN the course We pursue e'"
oen, mere una, ,ne meenanie Is uons Nen' su w % ~
6. hhe"s1. "ns' mas ptouueeu nus s..e ~ u'S " "'s
i"n ana nome "ahu'ae'utes nave h''' f i, -
natural advantages Tor manufacturing, compared WI"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
MeNuLTY on DoRRIsu

A. late meeting Mount Vernon Ohio. where tio
"Progrcs.rs Demncraey" enpogcd IN illustrating the
principles OF government the lse de.aung Clerk u tho
House u Repressuat,e, 'he chief orator. and was
very appropriately employed IN osl5nng upon the beau
Of Dorrisn II has been we'll aud truly said Jy hc
poet. "a reference cougenli fp.uis "a fellow feeling
makes wondovs kind" and therefore, no one wa, bet
Ter qualified depict the injustice ysisnary punish
for The "lsrgest liberty" with low aud every thing
else which stands The way Of progression, Than hc
aforesaid Caleb.
Sure some Of the pory kicked up little At tic idea Of
. n bonds," undertaking the defence Of such pure
paHot Dor. but McNuV's settled flt
point, and he permitted give the "rra4II
emotions Of hs heart" the d,vcfance Of one gentle
sSd 90 innocent the would be Governor Of Rhode ls
and The Ohio State Journal remarks upon the touching
spectacle afforded in this inssnse Of Selfish human nature
losing sense II s 0pn UrOHgs and sgsrHgs, ~ au--
ports Of Joy the emancipation of lcud sad tho pub.
lac will doubt lastly appreciate the pa'hos Of the az
s,isred Clerks story, hcldoat out 10 the vuous and
prosecuted Dor, words Of consolation and healing
"And babe him cast the eye OF hope.
Beyond this bad p0riFs narrow scope"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05

Zone Of d.e Ohio papers orc tickling Senator Allen
~H The nO,oa Il pa,ung him up for the Pfesideneya
he snNrs into the project with gicat satisfaction llo
thioks NJ. POk to be ogi Of Zoe way and the old
Lorses Of a. ~in be broken down, would be quite we'll
tst "a young and vigorous hOsc. ;" hc himself ,uld be
put upon the turf.
MIKE wssh the Chief n the Sibicuanoons, thinks IL
more than probable that 4, will DO 10 the Presidential
Char! Now there's somo IN nds. Mile b. bold
s,r,t and speaks risht out-and Is 10 the tde
al the Constusion repairing To- be- nsuvr aHd oi
SIC manor sora" why that's of sort Of con'oqence
The Coa.I rioa only bii Of psgcr and since ne it'
s,rs,chns 70 sduH tscgn State. is considered pre'J
mech ihe The conscience ., modsfs Democrat elastic
saOush iof any thing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
". p. TURPIN'S OFFICE,

Drawing OF Lecsburg Lottery, Glass 30:
II II 50 "a % 81 - 50 20 50 IL IS H.
Ticket Nos ~ 50 50, Prize Of Si25 sold aud p,id
by w. p. TURPlN.
Drawing OF Alexandra Lottery, Clas. l79 Extra.
ca ~ 50 81 % ~ GO 50 - S. I.
Whole Ticket Nos. % 81. Prize In the above sold
and paid by w.P. TuRPlN.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery. Class lSO. Extra:
s. SO 20 81 81 ca ~ 81 , ~ ~ 20 81
Whole Ticket Nos - 50 ~. Princ in the above
To the country, and will be paid by w. p. TURPlN.
Drawing Of Monongalia Lottery, Class 81:
10 II 6 % l6 90 63 20 &c % I s &C.
Whole Ticket Nos. l6 e. III, another Capital sold and
paid at sight by w.P TuRPIN
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, No. 81. August ID:
30 81 u IL 81 sc ~ 4s Is Is - 8 ST.
Lottery for to-day. Drawing comes n, 1 O'Clock Re-.
At IL o'clock. Prize of $l2 O0O Of 10 OOO 20 Of
1000. &c. &c. rs Nos; II drawn. Tickets S. to be
had at w. p. TURPlN'S,
au No. lO4 T. Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05

sAsss RsiyutA Dcr,vtd Of air. no s'eavS cen hreahe.
no plant stuw BATH but he air
anE ssa,s, seoa and hs1y other rsndu.f sompsnts
which are snnied om scnsrainn 10 generation paa and
dsusns gsey We that usder the blessing
II hind CREATOR sero and Kindred diseases when their
ant hereditary the blood be eradcaed and the entail
cut on forever of Of the
wrought BY this preparation might pshsps be considered nesra
e were they not vosehe BY the unmpeaehabc testimony
Hut the
restored viii ssak out Rhsumaism and Of eu'abeous
diseases are relieved with ap and certainly BY this popaIa
For further particulars and conclusive evidence Of superior
value and eeaey pamphlets ~heh Be obtained Of
gratis.
W Prepared and odd wholesale and expectation
ey ~ sANps CO. Druggists aud Chemists. Granite Build
No ~ broadway corner Of Chamber. street Me- yo,t
sou a.o hLLA DuSAL co, Agents. Main street,
nond Va % Price 81 Roth. OF .,l bottle. Tor as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
Col. johnson and has friend Eygg. s.

It turns by letter from Col Johnson recently pub
ished that he sill claims the honor and glory OF being
the Tecumseh killer.
The correspondence purpoTGins hive passed between
Col Johnson and hi. "rend fiss, genuine; the
Colonel says he does not know such Figg. Nor
does history have - pages ornamenIed by such
character fs urins the Thames battle.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
Editors Of the Wing.

NE~AEE,E J. August 2. 1876
Gcutlcmen-You will see from the dato uf tine opise,
ha, have sgaG escaped from "Gothum view mere be
"Mlnncr. living as they rise"
in ts spifiej eniorprisiny. manufacturing aud may well
add pleasant and rofsl city. This time, resolved
cange of route, aud seated Iysei the regular
packet Passec. Ny head tcsed intensely. that I
sickoned md laid down, he romantic oud picturesque
view Of the harbor and bay new York % DE pasdens,
palaces and heights Of Staten Island, jed 20 ,GocusIy
with NY "enfspgrod sion" urJ 8suaton, liiis
while to knock 10Y headache into "Cockd har and
mldc me fec 90 ON Lr.a.rd bird. The wInd was
strong abood. and spent be- oics uyln w. yet boat
nothing daus'od. moved along "se hing Of lie" While
Jur steamer rushing Ger tic waves, g, my ught
bshcd the smoke OF tie engine whiting along tie CO.'S
with toe speed Of lightning, tending with the same
directions thought the body OF the great Fulton sumbsrs
with te "mguy dead" bot b genus siii lives. 90 bone
Ut this bud distant ages end yet how many "mDye % and
ifo land aud fos WHO know nothing Of the mnn who
mas wrought invention Of such signal magnitude
service and advantage. Tho Kills into which wc oDon en-
tered, and which New York and Newark "a
brought in yov OF sO1o " ho ny magnificent palace,
and country -oas bayo any vheio seen. They ofe h,
choice and de- gh residence II tho "Mcrchsnt Pfuccg
u New York ~ fact the tn,ir, natural and artificial
scenery on Newark ~ most enchanting and de
! ughtfol.
Inc distance b. water 'r.m Now York To- i.i, cry J.
| l"cny w." W.tF tue u'F a n'i e'fp enough O. 90
m 90 this port n llrzc-, tHss ~ y,ssoi.; but ,rc ia
good zeal oi Uu-inegs done ty ic snaor rs w.'h M,
West Indies aud the p1ff ~ ils United State. Tho car
arrive from bud depart So Sow York tvcry hour 81 he
day, ond The steamer Pasaic twice day aud always well
loaded with freight end passaFefs. On tho whole, tb.
looks ~ like grow ~ aud tnuyug place. and mus
soon become by The In4enco Of Der 1trutI cufts ciy
oi no common magnitude ~ nc Republic. already lOOk
upon city oi which, we as hnercaas Ought 20 b.
pf,ud. Hero aud women, ~ h9nust ltt0f. have
built themselves up cty aud secured for tb, m.evo
hmm fHf.f On ak NHr tnaHf 4
political power of tho county 10 be CEsed Oyefthr.
aui destroy hen. ~ ttp- lies oil, ,nef fo,f..
General Washington declared yclfs ag1, that whom tis
tiers and enhancement pcvadtd tho whole land, % D
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
RICHMOND DAILY WING.


We take occasion to say to our friends. who are IN
habit Of dropping communications for the Wing in
the Richmond Post Office. that have Box Of our
own, at the Wing Office, where such things must be
dropped their authors expect them be taken out.
No communications for this parer will hereafter be
opened IL they put in the Post Office Of this city
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05

Good Female Servant For sale.
TuNHE subscriber good fcml, for
Hearhe CITY OF good and sold
she good eambermad about 20 years old child
aug N. ~ HILL.
EMOVAI-Tbe subscriber takes this method Of informing
his friends and the public generally that he has REMOVED
his Ready Nsde Clothing No Il2 Main recently
occupied by d. Sone a Co. door above Gay, Mathews
Go, where he prepared upon all will favor him
a call.
~ III have constantly hand large and
ment NJ Gents Fancy DTsss articles. SILAs MERCHANT
AuI IA MAN STREET.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
" EBB, BACON " co.

WEBB, BACON a. co.
OFFER FOR SALE:
OS HHDs IT. Groin sugar, part prime
So Us do =. Rico d.. do do
60 pkFs wooscys' do
- bbs crushed and pulveri.ed Sugar
90 do Clarified do
20 hbis Porto Rico hoIasses
$40 bags Rio
40 do Lsguyra lcoppyp
60 do Old GUv.Jaya
Maraoabo and ~ Domingo
IS PACKAGE e. Powder Tea. part extra h1e
iIso sides Sole Leather, good stamp and damaged
Russrt
Harness
200 lbs Sh Thread
90 boxes sperm Candies
60 Do IIulfs Patent Candles
Crews rall1w d.
10 bores brown and rs 10. CASTLE soap
Hnrs Shaving and vlnegAted do
10 boxes superior Harch
IS cases Calibria LicoTice
~ kegs refined SlltpstIa Jbs Alum
- casks coppca., ~ bbs ground fsoHwood
20 boxes ettraet LoswJod. hid Nader
q ccfoUns Caracas Indigo
90 baskets pure Olive oil
Barrels Tanpers
q bags Pepper 5 Do Pimsn:o. glnErr
Boxes $40 wind,w Ghs i0ti2 DO.
500 kegs Cut Nails. sly ~ lOdv.
tons Rizicrrd Steel Hoop Iron
$50 bags shoi, assorted
1890 ibs Bnf Lead
KcrsIiuponrs Powder
100 100 S ss'' D Do Bunch aai.in'
200 6bls No. land 2 N. c. Cut rsuinEs
Is Do Roe do
80 bbs No Msekerc
100 dor Painted Buckets
100 ness Wood Ware
10 uoT-es prime ffcsh Rice
Cotton Yarn, Twine Candkwes
Rcd Cords Leading Lines
Wrapping wfitirR and Letter Paper
Cider Vinegar Nova scota Grind stones
Faess Liverpool Salt Ground d.
Ftone Ware. Tar Clover Feed. se sc. au4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
TIE ETHIOPIAN OPERA.

Our citizens will again have opportunity Of witness
ing the performance Of Little Ole Bull. who. aided by
Messrs Sandiod and Sweeny, will give Concert this
evening at tine Exchange.
Ii this DC Sweeny, the BIno Player, 1t worth
the oaiire pnce OF admission, - cents, hear
hX him,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05

Summer Fashons.-Tne Spirit OF the Times says that,
the summer cioing in Georgia consists OF shirt collar
and pair OF spurs-EScHANGg."
We suppose then 1t may be said that the people OF
Georgia, are ia the extremes oi fashioni
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05

Flour AMI GRuN.-The fbur market very dull
through ut week tall toward the close when little bet.
ter demand sprung up for the Eastward. and small sd
vance on Western obtained We quote fresh Genes.
Si3t S4.375 and from store at 81 .25 Si,3lt
Michigan SIl2ti S4,lsi Southern is dull and the com
mon descriptions may be quoted at Si,62ba SI.75.
In wheat have nothing 10 notice SINCE our remlks OF
yesterday. Rye is nomnaly &c a 90 cents. Sales OF
North 81 cents, measured Jersey at So weight
and Southern at lsA q -. measure.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
SELECT aOAKDING SCHOOL.
VALUABLE PROPERTY

FOR SALE.
L WISH to sell my Mills (grist and saw, with 8
Of Land attached sud Of Louisa,
Anna River. GoOehsnd Ct.
and from watknsvire There good dwell
house, houses They excellent order,
good da lately covered The mill has of
q Buu) II good gri.t plenty timber
birgi he had property which will
sold publicly the premises Lot day Of septsmber
previously disposed or Terms made day Of ae
au S-c3w wM SHELTON. Minor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05

DIED.
Departed this life Friday the Is, Of August, OF
Whoopnc Cough, RosIHEL, youges daughter OF Robert
and Fanny I. Hill, aged and eight months
ali thou shoudst take them all away,
Yet would repre;
Before they possessed 10y US,
TACy entirely time
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05
FLEETWOOD ACADEMY,

KING s QUEEN.
THE Exercises this Institution Will he resumed tho lst
September and IL 2Oh December next
q. WHITE,
L. n. PITTS.
Information may be obtained by Rd
Ifsrs ugu a.. White *
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-05

~ The fine new Brig FAWN, Capt. Small,
%sE loading. take a few hundred boxes tobac.
and sail immediately for the freight of which
having good Accommodation Apply
wharf IN.
JAS FISHERS SONS