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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
sHAWLS. sHAWLs.

SHAWLS, SHAWLS.
lllD BROCHE SHAW Is just received by ;. Barker,
loVU ~ Grsnd.t arnour which may BE- found the
newest ana richest designs imported, comprising ne
be. assortment OF shaw. 10 be found lhs city, and will
be so less than the eosl 81 importation, and - per cent
lees Than 1er before offered. o. D
DI.AiN> tNDI,ER>EN--l, packages Baltimore
herseys and Concord River and ooseniTy Pia.ns--'
received for sae uy NESNlIH CO 81 Pine-st %
CAVPET--',o pieces ane. m. dun ard superhne al
Swoo Carpets. Also, pieces % printed cotton Car
p.iiog. FOR .lle by lsls SESMITH CO 80 Plne.s,.
COTTON CAKPEr,.-5Og piece. - Praied Cotton
sale By oil NEsMlTH 4 co. 20 Piae-sL
DLANkETs-2lo bale. Whitney, Maeknaw, Negro
f1and Steamboat Blankets, Of American manufacture Tor
sale by lolsl NESMlTll 4 co. 81 Finest
rrSILLLD FLANNELs-lO bales scarlet NSilei
oA NEsMITH co. % P.ne-st.
NlAsIsC FALLS BsTT--l5e1 bale. med aIn md
W me qlane. Tor sa.e By NEsMlIh TO. :. flns.t
"a LAWRENCE y. and Intian Held sheetings
VI FOR sale by T. y. UNDEkhILL,
o29 l8 and ~ Ceiar.t
CANDLE WiCk-In square ba.es ior shipping and
dAr-s- up stairs. o9 7. y UNDERHlLL
RRoWN -HEETING- and Shiring.-The uesi as
~ ,ofimen ever gog up IN any one establishment may
now be- examined 81 maiufacturers prices on Ne 3nd moor
" Nos. % ana ~ Cedsf-st o-j T. y INDkkhlLL
COTTON BATTiNG.-Bayer Tor .le canada mar
- ket are solicited % examine large LOT Of low priced
s ss wei pat up so1ad 'aade a = csbi IAd
III for SAFE by T. y UNDERHILL.
o-5 10 sol ~ CeiAf-sL
REST SOUTHERN YARN To IL. 10 II, and
~ io - assorted ID bales snd half bales Tor sale By
OH 7. " USDERHlL Ii. - Ce1sr-st- p door.
EIorH>.-A fan sssoument OF wool-dyec e.scss
~ French blacks clase' brown, truwp. olive, rife and
bottle green forest greeh cadet ard dark mixed Cloths
for sai-by ls5l WELLS SPRING. 50 Piue-st
RLEACIED COTTONs.-Lswrence, Cabot, York
- Mus Great Falls, Boot Mis Wapole. Lowell Prera-
ufn. VIII great variety " Other styles For sale By
81 SPEAR RIPLEY. 81 Li5erty-sL
'H-yhs.-2o bales tine, medium and low priced Ticks
Amoskeas, 4 c. A., A. and g. Csmbrics, Browns A. {.
a, Napoe AMI low priced Philadelphia styles for sale By
- WILLS SPRING. 3 Pine-si-
/ HEAVY BROWN COTTON..-54 rs, a. 81
- - lVi AID = both ue and h.svy, a. the moot
ceeorae1 styles may be No 81 Liberyst up stairs
% SPEAR l RIPLEY.
WALPOLE ENifa sheeunss, 81 inches vide Tais
w ceebraiel make Of .heetng for city rale for sale by
u sPhAR RIPLEY, oil Llberty--- Up stairs
RtBBON>-lc cases OF iringed edged bonnet Ribbons
~ 81 -ndid g-Ayogether with large assortment Of
Lat Ribbons Of al prices FOR sale Ow By
o. PECK. NICHOLSON 4 WRIGHT. iS3 Pesri-sl
CA-HMERE sHAWLs-Haye just received a neh
~ siocs 10 Cashmere slags entirely styles and de-
signs, selected for lle CITY trade For sale low by
q PECK. NICHOLSON L WRIGHT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
r roR LONG BR,NCu. OCEAN

50 ---5 House, Runson, Eaton Town, Shrewsbury
and Nznlsquan.-Tle new sni elegant low
pressure Steamer EDWIN LEWIS. Capt Cofies, VII
i-aye Catherine Market follows touching al Pier No J.
Fsst River going and returning;
Law. .rW.YgEH IrAtps EAT0s TONS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
wELDED IRON BOILER FLUEs =,

nF any diameter, but not exceeding 10. feet IN length
" thickness Of metal from IL % IA, wire guage.
These The only Tubes used by the English and French
Government Steamers and other fast steamboats, and
BE- procured only from the Paicuiee,
OBJ In THOS. PROSSER, Liberfy-st New-Yors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
EiFxICAN SCRIP FOR sALE.-At

III $3.50
I't Dollars Mexican Scrip, bearing per CT interest per
snnun aud payable In IL quarterly instruments for sale by
the present holder, who s ebOu TO remove to Europe
Offers received until the 25,h October proxno addressed
to =. Z. No l92 Broadway.
Capitalists will find this lucrative and safe investment
New Jrk. Sept % 1915. s1u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
EOK kEY.WE>T nnd Analncn-cn-a-

= % FOX r EGtWE~T aud Ap4IacTIfDIa- y
1~-I...N sail The 5gI OctOber-Tle steamer FLOIN-
DA. Capt Gin. will sail a. above. she can az
cOmmOdae limited nunDrr OF CABIN ana sfecrage passen
the most comfortable manner rea-OnaDie ters
Persons Intending embark for Their Of tie above p0fts
should embrace this very favorable opportunity BY making
immediate application board. foot Of Berkman-st Or 10
oS JOSEPH McAD RRAT. cor. Pine and South- i.
III FOR LItERPOOI-Pacset0 Of uir 10 NoYem-
80 berthe splendid well known fast sailing p'e-fl
ship" OHiOF Capt Lyons, VIII positively 'hi on
the 1t November, her regular de5 The accommodations
0 his ship Tor caiu second cabin and s'eerige Pa-see.
be surpassed. Those wishing - secure bers soud
not fail % make early application board foot oi PEe-i
ar no ". s. }. 4. TAPSCOTI,
10. -Dufi--f. XkruFr OF " tlr1-.IIf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
- -H.srr=zss- PATTERSON RAILROAD

-. ~4slsfr-7s9- PATEK-UN KATI.KOAD-
~ " iner A arrangement On ani sit,r Vet
1esday, Sept <4lh The osr. y ~ ss's
PArEssos DRPor. Syw-YoEg.
Ociocx A. NJ .. o'clock, A. ~
s PH 4,
Leaves Paterson Depot at Eew-YOran
O'Clock, A. ~. 81 O'Clock, A. 81
Z. NJ. 4. r NJ
Passenger. are advised 10 be The Ferry s~ mnn,s
befors The hour ~ starting N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
lNiRE PROOF ROOFINI. and Lsth7ng The sub

L scrher has invented substitute for wood lah re
proc, Ceilings can now be mAle al a smal expense.
Metal Roohng can be furnished about the following
puces.-l {, common tn cents per foot Y.
i'm, cents per FOOT " double tin, per foot
sheet zinc un cents iooi sheet iron tin l. cents per
foot; sheet raers 10 per foot sheet copper
per foot; galvanized n 10 per foot Extra Tor
cement VIII. n used
An experiment iried ave six years with gal
vInzed lin cement The result is that the liz IS used
through showing Tia, cement galvanized In Is Rot good
for roofing.
Models OF the different kinds Of roofing be seen, and
a. necessary information given, by applying atSUMNERS
Tin Ware fsi ab sineni los GfeenwchsL CO ut .iay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

II JtDiATE LANDINBS.-Ths steamer huD
SON In place Of the Wesichester, a.. pny
boat mat lands al Ococxl Captain William II. MILLS
will leave the foot OF Cedsrsreet he ensuing season
every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, al O'clock, r
a. connecting Hudson with the Hudson ani Befs.hrs
Railroad, the OF which leave he arrival ~ ne boat
Returning boat leaves Hudson Tuesday, ThsrsisJ
and sunday n O'Clock p VI. Tie arrival ~ e cars
touching both gay. ~ the Intermediate landings FW
freight or passage app.y on board or 10
j. L. KNAPP x SON, l0l West o.
Yhs boat has been put complete order With new ~ "
and rngine and az gdIOba number oi Stale room, si
win found peessn. AMI c0mOrabies boat ~ an d,
the ugar The lr8t i1Na no hlfges.
fltatnaf NOW ready % receive ffeiehL ie1gu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
NEW PATENT
HOT AIR FURNAC.

A IR TIGHT Rotary Cooking Stoves, for sale 5y
n o2t 2rn VIM. WEST. l55 IIudsOn-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
IrRANk ,IILLER's Leather Preservauye AMI va

ler-Proof OIL Blackng.-l have made arrangements
with The proprietor OF this ya.usbe article, that hereafter
supply Merchants Shoe Dealers and others he
uaetlreTs wholesale pree, my Steam Backing Ware
house, No John-sL
and which every individual wearing boots shoes vii DO
well TO use Ii does not give polish but p 1e1;aies te
e aher rendering son p1abe, lmpervOus water and
much more durAo.e. Gentemen hsvlng heir boots
SANITY polished. VIII had 20 their Interest make Of
ris srtcle. ueeeds but occasional application while
ny Steam B.scking NAV be used daily, giving nne polish
ach box contains sufficient for outdoor lahong
one year, viii directions for using II IS nk. destined
t. be extensively used
y B-The universally admired Paste and I qsid Black
ng usls also Back Naruish snd Ink Of superior quality
steam S.A,kng Srehouse No. John-s- Broad
% lueod- CHARLES LEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
WHALEhlEN.

WUALLMEN
!.Gat Mystic, Ct, nth inst ship Globe West for the
NJ Wcst
Boon Bedford, 27th inst, ship Inez, which sailed
26h for NV COast-returned in consequence Of severe
ndieposition Of Cspt Dexter.
cd 21th inst brig Gate sloop) Rodman, Sowe. Atan'
IL Ocean. sid ship Obed, Mitchell.
Arr a, Nantucket. 9Th ship Narraganseu
sid FIN Fall River, 25th inst, bark Pantheon Damon,
NV Coast.
FOREIGN PORTS.
II Bordeaux, sept 30th Ralph, Cross, for York.
Deal, Oct g-Ar Fcicana Francisco, y York.
Dunkirk Oct Arr bark Paulina, Stearns, York.
Grayesend gih--Sld Westminster IIOvey York
Havre, Jh-In port Silvia de Grasse. for York 9Th;
Venice for do 10Th Utica for do 10th; Albany for do 9Th
Marseilles Sept 29th-ln port Agnes for York 10Th
~ swincmunde Sept 25th, sinaland, Lsndgreen, N
York
~ Areceibo, PR, eth inst, brig Mary Dennis, for N
YORK in days
Sid fn Galveston 4th inst, brig Almsa, Smith, ik.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
>, F0K IIyEKPOOI.-He7aa7 Fs61si Of .

- FOK LIVEKPOOI.-hrfI11 M III " 10, %
49, Soy-The vel known last sailing packet ship IN
1~nDEPENDFNCE, Capt Alien vii AL a. above,
being her egu Ar day Haisg very superior sccomm9da
ZION. for cabin second cabin ard Storage passengers Per
.on. intending 20 embark should immediate appica
ion on board foot Of Madenlsne, Or y
JOSEPH McMU BRAY, corner Of
pts..4 rI. nth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
: .u-s- AtOR.AuolRriE- \ o.l..Ill. sal.

Ias--....--t. ing al i0lghkeepse ani Mn stOn The
sp euIl8 Steamboat tmes Madison, Capt
c. ~ Hsncov, Will leave hr ean.5Oa Pier NJ the loot u
Cedar-st every Monday, wednesday aut Saturday n
o'clock y. "a. Returning Sunday Tuesday eni Tlnr-day
taken a. barge prices. For passage eig, apPJ
board OF tO q. r. Wanwfls gin, agent on hs WHAT O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
T0NDYENR,S PATKNT Mel


\ 60. 80 John-sL New York, continue 10 import
Heap FaN, Worsed and Cotton Machinery from the most
eminent manufacturers OF Great Britain.
q, 40 and Flax Tow Cards, with Needle and Diamond
Points.
= 1stle and Mule Rollers Spndles and Flyers,
" Dilwers Plates, Comb, Plate,
VI Mails and Shuttle Eyes Paper feelings and Wires.
A.iO keep constantly hand fall assortment OF Rope
nGFe-s Tools, Hemp and Flax Hackles aud Oils Hacke
.rd L!ll Pins best Cast Steel. Wire OF all sizes.
address for AL necessary information,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

EN(Ot RAGE HoME lNDt >TRN Goa h0cs
~ aud sbuves, steel and brass sloyes, Tongs Posers
Shovel and Togg Stands, VI the ales pattern Blow
Sands Umbrella Ssnds. kc Also manufacture Steel and
Copper Pace for EngByeIs, warranted eeIk any Dat
made A Nge STOCK Of he above Always hand. Tor
sac wholesale and retail, At q All = f.al.-sL by
oil In J. BRUCE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

INDIA RlBRER BOOTS, Shoes, Gloves, Sheets
Co,h. Toys Life Pr@sefvers Cushions, Air Beds Hose.
&c We have hand IN addition 20 TIE above aIct about
ury aeren kinds Of nds Rubber Shoes, that otter
nosI favorable dealers, who are invited examine
uer siocs So prs Mems l. K BoSts with and without
eslhcr $500 prs Women's DO Shoes, lined Prov
Aeuoe pAten. Oyefshoes. Mems ard Nouens light AID
elegant sheet rubber Oyershots flexible soles pr
p0rlrd Rubbefs OF which entitled se5eu,GFe
SIS Saw SIN & SMITH SON "a Johr-.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

- HOE THREAD.-The subscribers prepared to
- supply NE country trade the city with shothresl Of
TIE hrsg quality. Manufactured by themselves their factory
IN Waterford Saratoga Co " Y from American dsx They
keep eorsisn; supply on hand OF the following numbers
corresponding with Itey TaihGm zn}Nasers OF gznd
VIZ No 10. green AID bali bearhed ard No closing Inc
also c. No J. BEARDsLEY CHALMERS.
GA 81 Pearl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

~ elegant Metallic Rubber Overs In ke are those
with The stamp of NJ. Hayward Il Co The original and true
H. enors OF Metallic Rubber and may be found, wholesale
and retail nj p Madensne, together with the various kinds
ol Rubber Over Shoes ia use For sale by
o2s HORACE ". DAY.
4 CODY EARS PATENT Metallic Rubber Gloves
~ and Muens-Ih8 attention OF dealers solicited 10
tie above goods being superior 10 huckskin in durability
and al less price; ey cannot be saturated CT effected
in water any other liquid, with acids and are per
f. soft and plant In the coolest climates For sale at
" ,esae or retail by GEO. BEECHER,
= 100 BrOaiWav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

ILLINOIS and Michigan Canal SOIICk-Ihe sub
| scrbers on the books IN be cy If New York, 10 Tie
oan Of one million six hundred thousand dollars, 81 600
0OOl TO complete the Illinois and Michigan Canal are hereby
lohed a gy required present their Bonds or 9th
er evidence Of Canal indebtedness the subscriber IA e
American Exchange Bank who authorized by the Cover
nor of inos TO register the same according 70 .ay
Oct "a 1915 fO28 2w1 y. LEAViTT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30
PREMIUM LAMP STORE

During The Far Of the American Institute, specimens Of
he Lamps may be IN the cloth room, which prnc
pal y lighted with them Saw I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-30

sSrr New-Oea PACKETS Of the glh Oct AID the lei
@ Sovernber--The splendid packet slip Al BLRS,
Capt Durfcy viii positively sal On Tlufs lay October ooh
All The fzsi--aing packet ship CENESEE, Capt Mnot
viii positively -a Saturday November lot. her fegu-
ar days Prrot wishing 10 secure b-rhs either 10 cabin
or sieerags .lO1d al early application Oh
board, fOol 0fWsisL or 10
". AIT. TAPscOTT, Is southst
o23 cOrner Of Maf-n Iane
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-25
TIE cnukTX CnnhTa.

Our friends Of the Star, regret say, take ground
against this venerable Virginia system of Judicaue, which
for than 400 years. under the Crown and under the
Republic has administered without money and without
price, equitable and pure system OF public justice
the world has ever known.
Bot If disposed regret their determination We
far more the mood be astonshed their areu
ment.
They say:
snow. we differ with our friends of the Wing in the
idea that these cheap We pay for Judicial
services $4l,550 per annum. Sl635O more than Ohio,
and about $4,000 more than New York. We pay enough
judicial services without the gratuous aid Of the
~ and the only effect OF these is 10 with
draw labor from where properly belongs at least
portion OF W and renders the superior courts for the
part, inefficient and dilatory-whcreas the superior
courts required To- sit ocncr they would get along
with their dockets quicker and with more them
elves and satisfaction 10 litigants."
IL IL singular that the complaints OF costly judiciary
should bc levecd at that portion Of the judiciary which
nothing. BY the method OF reasoning 1t the
Judicial expenses OF Virginia SS2 900 annually. in
stead of SAL 000 the County Courts eAeh cost nothing
void be twice culpablc and twice costly they
now There n clearer Of the arsuneninIH
ad absurdun!
We regard as sheer and nauthoriscd assumption that
the County Courts clog hs march OF tho Superior Courts
These latter hold regular annually. and many
for the despatch OF the Dock.
eft. II they unable unwilling to lberare their
Dockets would assist them that duty devolSe upon
them all the business the County Courts only
tiers OF Probai aud Police
The impeachment is unQuestionahly IN the Superior and
Appellate and paid Courts, the County Courts But
propose more extended nsderaon at the SUBJECT
County Courts our view. pretty nigh the ony foTIlon
OF constitutional system worth preser, aton aud
will accordingly sustain them by every effort power
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-25
RICHMOND DAILY W.
Sowh.resfern Road, Lynchb,1g, &c.

Southeastern Road, Lynchb,Hg, &c.
Public meetings have been held in the town of
Lynchburg, and in various South Western coun-
ties not heretofore noticed-Carrol Pulaski, Rus
sell, and in Sullivan, and other counties Of East
Tennessee.
II is not practicable for us to publish the pro-
ccedings OF the various meetings IN erenso, nor
would il be Of any benefit To the cause which
they support. II is sufficient TO say. that they all
warmly maintain the Indispensable necessity of a
Great South Western Road from James River 10
the East Tennessee Line, where it will be taken
up by tho State of Tennessee, and conducted TO
the banks Of the Mississippi, at Memphis.
One feature IN these county proceedings, strikes
us with surprise, and upon that We propose 10 of
fer few words: Ii is that n Rail Road Is propo-
sed in none of them, not even by the Lynchburg
meeting, but simply Turnpike, Wagon Road !!
Whether this he policy, suggested by the idea that
is the better mode TO obtain Rail Road. oaiy
TO ask for a Turnpike-or whether the South
Western interest IN truth prefers and have limit
ed their aspirations 10 Turnpike-we have no
means Of knowing: But of this feel well
WINGED that the policy rs most unwse both for
themselves and Virginia that 1t is quite US easy
toprocure Legislative sanction and probably much
easier, Of Rail Road, than of mere Turnpike:
that the first will enlist friends for the most
important State Improvement which the geograph.
ical position Of the State suggest, whereas the
latter will sink its character 10 mere local Road,
only locally beneficial: and that many who would
use every exertion for the national improvement,
will not consent TO incur any responsibility or
censure for the local.
These are unequivocally our own feelings, and
in this matter we place much at stake with
public opinion any other. IL Lynchburg and
South Western Virginia are disposed at this age
of the world to sit down contented with Wag-
on Road, when perhaps it is Just as practicable To
obtain Rail Road TO be contented with > l-2
miles an hour, when they could get l6: TO gee
hdp it on to Wythe Court House and Abingdon,
when they could fly by steam in the same time TO
the Banks of the Mississippi, and with the pro.
ducts and travel OF Is or 30 counties when they
could secure those Of great Empre-we have
nothing to say except to give expression to our
surprise at their fancy. What would excite and
command an extended and animated interest as a
State work which, and which alone, promises TO
rebuild the fortunes of Virginia, dwndles into
comparative insgnificance, when it is regarded
only in the light it is placed in by its own friends
Divested Of its nationality; it will cease to inspire
any enthusiasm, any general exertion for its
completion.
We beg leave respectfully TO suggest these re-
reflections to those who have commenced taking
the initiative in this great matter which ought at
least to be great but which they seem disposed to
render small enough.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-25
PROPOSED LAW SCHOOL.

We undersand from credible sources that Judge II. ST.
Geo Tucker, late Professor OF Law the University OF
Virginia, has contemplation establish. during the
preaching Fall School this City inr preparing young
gentlemen Tor the bar The high reputation which Judge
Tucker has always sustained IuTst, the bench and
ia the lecture rorm and the talent OF impang has lie.
gal knowledge acquired his School Winchester aud
at the University warrant US IN saying that the student OF
Law will ENJOY here facilities in his studies easily
with elsewhere The ad san,ages OF School the
regular and desuory readings in Attorneys Office
obvious and decided need any remark There will
also be afforded abundant opportunities for observing the
practice OF the profession in the Courts OF the
Commonwealth ard Of the u. s. which hold their session
in Richmond Much be learned from attending regu-
larry upon tue Terms from hearing the evidence in the pro-
of Trial, and from noting the arguments Of
sell and TIE young lawyer become familiar
with the techncaties and abored OF the al
mnistraion Of Justice We do doubt that Judge Tuck
will full class from the prescn, crowded ranks OF
the youthful vo,aries of Themis.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-25

DfrAGTrRE oT TSOorS Tho ship Herman & spt welsh
sailed from BiGmofe on "Wednesday, for Annss. B,y
TeXrs, with tie corps u q. S Flying Amlory, under
command u MuJor Rnggold The following is a hst ol
officers attached to Ito corps Msj5r s. Ringeold Dr. W.
Nr Liculsnunis r. Rdgoly, w. H. Shower, $ L. Free
mont, and 5 G.. French. Letters T., either Of these gen.
dsuen directed to tom Texas care of the a. $ U iar.
temascr at New Orssns, post paid, will reach them with
the Army Of the SOs,hr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-25
FRESH FALL HARDW ARE.
W. S. l. J. DONNAN,

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domcstic Hardyy re nid Cutlery,
liz WeSt Nam Street
EIcINoSp. Va
RE- receipt of the ship Virginia James River
~ IycTpOS their Fan Importation Of Birmingham
Sheffield Hardware AMI Cutlery; and by arrivals from
Northern received all articles Of American
Manufactured Hardware comprising together llIgeT stock hal
they have heretofore offered.
ever facility purchasing goods the best
possible confident abe. and certainly dis
posed IT prices horse whitever
MsIchnnts aud others Hardware respectfully
vej opened for inspection, and which
shall pleasure showing them, they Judge Of
prices. w. = Il j. DOMAIN
Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-25

DR.. Wooster Beach OF this city, has been called TO Pro-
Censorship ~ tho Eclectic Medical College at Cincinnati
Ohio Institution recently incorporated Tor the purpose
OF ns,rueug students IN the reformed system Medicine,
founded by Dr. Beach DR.. y is the author Of valuable
treatise on reformed medical practice, which procured him
the honor Of gold medal from the King Of Prussia and
the compliment Of Pfoessorshp in o. Institution found
cd iOf tho promugaion Of hs own th.ofy is appropriate
and monitd.-NLw YnEE COURIER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-25

MsEys RrIDY.-Ofjers were received yesterday Of the
Navy Yard to prepare for the q. 5. ship Columbus
now lying at the Brooklyn Navy Yard Per. ms ore now
engaged IN fitting her with munitions Of wer. Its not
difficult to imagine for what purpose these preparations are
being Inadc.-N. y. Hsyaid
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-25

The Chicago News says that company Of 6ny-,wo
mittrs rrved iu that city the oh from Galona on ts
way 90 Lsks Superior. These are 10 the employ Of
the Boston Copper Mining Company, and ars destined Tor
Copper uarbor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-25

Two more furnaces are being added to the Grea,
Western Iron Works near Pustufp and when they are
completed and Ia operation, hundred tons II rail road
iron will be made tho Works every week.-Bsh. liner,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-25
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