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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18
MR.. COUGH FOUND

esterday about IL o clock. officer u. r.
Hays Uncovered Mr. Cough q, a house in
Walker street, where be had been since
FRIDAY night. last. His own account OF
hOns 4, il, that aher leaving the Croton Ho-
= be met with an old shop mate with
vi HON he drank as he supposed, glass Of
soda water, and from that time till he was
found he has but lille knowledge Of wha,
TRANSFERRED.
He is now wnh his friends and under
the care Of physician, and hopes are en-.
ler,ained OF bis speedy recovery.
Mr. Cough, rs has been previously stat.
ed, left the Croion Hotel aud went 10 the
store OF Messrs Salton s. Mills where be
transacted some business and left; passing
Coleman's he stopped 10 look a, some prinls
ia the window, when he was accosiCd by
81 old acquaintance and shopmaie Ia book
hlnierl who asked him wha, he was doing
now
4 am lecluting on temperance, replied
Mr. Cough.
ls not that rather poor work asked his
friend,
why, mol think it is good work, re.
piled the lecturer.
Well sad the other 4 suppose lha, you
have got TO be so pious now that you would
no, dunk glass OF soda water
%, no do not refuse to drink soda wa.
Ter and here is fountain suppose we go
IN and have Il glass
They were al this time passing Thomp
son & Wellefs,i in Broadway, but, stopping
nj the door, they saw a large number Of
persons waiting round The fountain, wher
Mr. Ga acquaintance said-'Ccme with
me, | can soon take you where you can &c
better glass Of soda than you can theEe
and 50 saying he led him round a corner
to a small shop, where he called for soda
something passing between the keeper o
the place and the person into whose com
pany Mr. Cough had fallen. The sodr
water being prepared, he drank h,and that
is the last Mr. Cough reeollee,s ill thu
morning wheu he recollects to have hearC
II sad Ina, there was 4 reward offered ~
Mr. Cough, The temperance .hcturer.'
Mr. Gesghs friends make no charges q
yet; they are rejoiced Of having their friend
and the friend Of temperance restored /,
them, and they thank heaven that he hal
been preserved But chat course will To-
public authorizes pursue Will not eve
~ person who has been engaged 10 I'M
4 send.sh transaction to be called TO account
We sincerely hope so. Some strong mar
eo,,c dtug-probabIy opium-was prob~
administered TO Mr Cough, in no smal
quantity. His watch, ring, gold pencil
ant ehaia, we're safe, add he had about s7t
10 money sbou, him. lIl will be recoliect
ed that he had $3.50 when he leh the Gro
ton Hoan
Thefc are many things 10 be called vp
amor. 1sbers the fart, thai although thl
gentleman hsd been mis,'ag a..week. no {
dlngs had been heard OF him pntil a rswsr
was offered Tor hu resoraI,ea But W
are ~ hopcs ihs, when the effect OF III
drugs with which he has beea dos,d
worked off, that MIR Cough himself viii \
able to eve some informs;ion which wi
/ throw more light upon lhr whole ,r1asac
Noa. Al present he Is quhs dei,rious
. n Y. Com. ADV, Sep. 10.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

NJ. Wsb,hI, Esiogy A, mectin !
OF the Suffolk Bar on Friday, Mr. w bser
pronounced q br,ef bu, very beautiful aud
Impressive EuIogy on the lamented Jul &c
Story The following Is the concluding
paragraph, as reported in the Daily Adver.
User
One may live as eonqncror, kng, OF
q magistrate, but he must die as a man -
The bed Of death brings every man to hi,
pure individuality; to the intense eonIem.
pla,ion OF thu, deepes, OF all relations the
relation between the creature and his erca.
Tor. Thus relation, the deceased AWAY,
actnow lodged He reverenced the Scrip
lures Of Truth. he received from them thu,
lesson, and submitted himself in all thing.
10 The will of Providence His career on
the earth was we'll sustained To the las
hour Of his life, hts faculties remained I'm.
impaired, and the lamp went Oh, at the close
undImmed, and without flickerino or oh
scuri'y His lest words, which were beard
by morta ears, were fcrvent supphca,ior
to his Maker to take him to himself"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18
lRoN MIsLs or NEW YoRK, "

lRoN Minus or NEW YoRK. We
sec i, stated that there Is sufiic lent iron ore
in ono mine in Neweombe, Essex county,
N. Y. wnhin two hundred feet OF the sur.
ince, to make 80, 900, 900 cubic feet Of ironl
Wnhin two miles oflhis there are two m mes
acatly rs extensive, and nj these mines the
ore may be quarried ou, in the open day
like Tagging stone VIVA, makes these
more valuable is, that they are in wilder
ness Of wood, and situated directly upon a
great water power Pennsylvania mus
look out for rival
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18
ft's,r,svs.a.ecs efts> Alhasy E'ssiss Journal
COLD WATER CURE.

Brditleboro'. VI, Aug. 20, lsis.
npulehoro' 10 the Southeastern most town
IN Vermont II 10 eompseIly built and sur
rounded nv bold scenery II Is place Of
cons,detsbie Manufacturing. and does fai'
business in Merrhsa5iss Jusi now u 10 Al
trsotiag Visitors and Ph,ea's 10 the ""sis'
Cars" Estasl,shm~ni This place was %
leeted on sceooni Of tho pure and who 'eson'e
quality Of rs sprine ws'sr. From our i''sad
@ r. l., ~ho 10 ,ryias dts remedy, | bssfo'
ed something Of The FsatDeni, ne esno'
ushmeb, IL conducted upon the G rsicneerg
uisn. It's under the direction OF froissso'
Wesssihcrh, . German. who IL highly eiu'
eaied man There are sboUt Any patients
hare They oecup, Two Houses Witch l"'n'
- Females beng Ia one and the Macs "a
ID s.i-et.
Tie Cold. Water process 10 esleulsisd, BY
ts ssveriy, N stsole psuenis oil weak con
s;iiuuNns or netyaas tsmperamsnu u com
menceI daily. b~i~een J and o'clort IN ;hs
morning. bF being enriosed frat In liner
sheet dipping we, with ooid ,pnhe ~sles.-
Thea q Noollea tIankes 10 put roosd ths
s75s Thea isaIhsr bed 70 ls,d o~es vso
Ttssa I.s pA,isa.i tails into . tsals slonbeS
iron sHoh, IN hisen mlautes, he - s~sk
cAea ia btsf1se persp,Oshon, and snot 81
lIss cSIf-pH. ifs rsmsio. fos Ar-s qdh
tsr - % hOor IA dIis state, dnnting i~'
gissies Il sp~sy wstsr ~ that time ss'
sssA sess ~Sspp-s 90 "a tss sssest and elsn
ses &c il.s srh tsos, istO~s of hs ~TaP
psfs- sss glssSss ssso o as4d beth Ana
r-ssi aaAG . leo Saaasss N he Geld bah
- stts Ssi. ~tsPs - "a fhs b,sasrt eass
- ,~A~ sad . rrSssS dry dressa4 s.
q rt sa't. '~ss rT r--e o. - las streag
sa1 .-s.sAaoa. rstarn,ag - . .ock viii
bnf ,9psuis 10 bFsIGissi
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT IVES
TERN


Fosr day, later fre~ Esropt
The h,oIne Steamer Great Western
CAPS Mathew molly sgsA,ns her vel
earned rrpu,stiou. She arrived s,l3o,,on on
tie oh al 8 ~ O'clock, p IN. msklss the
TIP ~ seventeen days, snh sh,avy load o.
fre,gh, and passengers Advice, arc to the
2ad ud., the day she left Liverpool.
She brings las passengers Passage
money tlt,5oo. She has over 500 ton,
valuable freight THIS . the only profit
able TIP she ever made
Cotton is looking hvorably.
The general talk Is that SERIOUS dsmag,
has BEEN done n, the crops no, only Ming
land but inGetmany Belgium, pars Of Pc
land, Russia and France, but that the su
performance in Csnsds, the United State,
together with the supcrhuous sioek Of las
autumn, Will amply CON pcn'ae for def.
ciency which after al may 10, be ~ eI
cesslve.
In Ireland, as usual, the pendulum prin
elpIe is IN operation. The rrpcslcn arc
quiet, bu, The Ornngemen arc in arms -
They had a second gathering at I.rsburr
on Tuesday
The cholera is carrying of thousand,
in INDIA Deaths seven hundred day in
the small city Of Lahore,
The Religious Mop,meat Of GerGay
Ronge on1 Czcrskn the leaders Of the sep
araiion from the Roman Catholic Church
have both published joslihea-ion,, which
contain a biography Of their lives and ur
account OF their conversion
IoieraAon IN Sr,dcn BY resolu
ton Of the Sro,hing, sanctioned by tn
king ,d,enters fran the p1le oflhe establish
i'hed church, are allowed he free excreis,
Of their religion.
Riots IN Germnny-At Lcipsc, l2it
uh, at REVIEW Of The troops Prince Johr
OF Sa1oEy and jealous Catholic, WINS in
suited by The people and the national mill
lin. The people followed hun to his ho
tel, which they surrounded, crying, dowr
Nth the Jesuils, 'Ronge forever, and nl
united in singing I.u,her's popular chorus
Our God is n fortress.
They were warned of but refused TO de
part, and The result was the calling out o
the military, who fired prcciplla,ely anC
wv VI VHOuI tDt
Police. Riots bad also broken ont in 9th
or places. Numbers OF the people hav,
been shot down.
Al the funeral Of the killed at Leipsic III,
municipal guards Patterned with the PEG
pie. A depu,ation from the municipa
Council waited on the King. He twas
affected to tears. His Majesty said tina
this event was one Of the most cruel trial.
of his life, and lbn, he was the more grievcc
tina, such a event should have occurred in
Saxony, and particularly in Lclpsic. Hi
Majesty added, that he was the more hur
as the address OF the Municipal Counc
contained passages which seemed TO indi
cate dlstrust.
Saxony is Protestant state with Cath
olic sovereign, and us Ronge claims TO be Q
reforming Catholic, the Kings brother ha'
aggravaled his personal uhpopulariiy BY
on action Of opposition 10 Ronge
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

EXTENT or TrIhs. An importsn, doc
umen, from tho land Office at Austin, has
been laid before The Texas Con veniion.-
From it, i'appears that the supefcial e1.
tent Of Texas, Us comprised within the limits
defined by the Statute OF The la Texan Con
gress, comprises IN round numbers, S97 900
square miles, or 25l.2s%, loo acres that
he total amour, of land issued by the vari.
Gus boa rds Of land Commissioners, is 49,
543,970 acre. thai the total amount oil lhe
above, recommended Is good and lawful
claims is 10, ll2r 29G acres issusI by the
department, Of war, ne bounty and donstion
claim, $500 900 acres land scrip. sold by
the Texan Government, 26S ,7s7 acres a.
noun, Of legal claims to lands issued by
Texas, IS $500 acres; amount issued
and supposed 10 be fraudulent, "a 1871 ,764 a.
ere. issued by the authorities OF Mexico,
a portion Of which Is supposed to he invaI
I'd, %, 0o0, 900 acres and that tie total a.
noun, Of the public domain subject To locs
uoa and unsurveyed, 10 ls 4 90 400 acres.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

Great Storm and Dssirueit0n al Cik1in.
NAH A large amoun, Of injury WAS done
by a tremendous fall OF rain NJ Cine ianst
on Thusioy afternoon last The brick and
tan-ysrds suffered severely some Of them
were rsin.d Al tho' part Of the city call
ID Te1as was con ple'ely inundated and
in some places TO ne aeph Of six isvsn
eight, and ten feet An inmSnse amount o
damage was done ia cellars, a. they filled
m msay instances in hye minHa o. sud
den ass the storm. Some Of Judge Me
L~au's tenants isy their damsgrs by IN,
- orm. nj 900 OGO md are about lns ulins
suis SO. ns the cry To- that amosu,-ol
edsing that the atty in making plsss,s To-
the wai,f 4 them ,tposed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18
The San Pedro Expedition. The ahr,

The San Pedro Expedition. The schf
Francis Amy arrived al this port yesterday
with about s27 900 in specie received from
the wreck OF The San Pedro Spanish man
of war, which was sunk on the Spanish
Name; This money belongs 10 the San
Pedro Company, established m BALTIMORE
some Time ago, Tor the, purpose ol pfocuf-
ing the treasures OF the above DSmed vessel.
Besides the specie obtained, We learn tho,
Two large csbDon, pnd o considerable guam
thy Of COPPER were also nkeu from the
wreck and brought here We have seen
some oflhe Spanish dollars witch were
Obtained. They are somew hat rus Of, but
can be ,sslly cleaned aod made bright
They command premium Of PER cent
The company have already realized hand
some sum upon he capital invested after de-
iraying ali expenses ia Their mention,
we gsdesanJ, 10 81 out another expedition
Immediately The eIpedl l)n that has Just
arrived, we're we were informed, Obtaining
from 5000 to 100 dollars every day sI the
llme Of leaving the wreck, their apparatus
~anled repairing, and cher helfiei. 10 CT
| pedIai. their cfoiu were wanted, which
caused their Ie,ptu We are glad that the
erped non proved 20 successful
Baltimore POne1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

The Union has long article on "AleSi-
co Again" "a whieh Don QnIIo,ie, SCOTS
P,rste, Rsbetais. Young Giants, and Other
ih.ngs are mixed up in glorious confusion
The following sentence contains the amount
Of de whole article
I'VE rrpcat tive do desire peace with
EeI,eo, bn, mos be nm honorable, a
permanent peace. n che Suikes Us, she
70 gooe"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

Wiring on Ne1ipaperI A circular
from tho General PoaOffic states that any
writing upon newspapers or newspap per
wrappers subjects the same to letter post.
age As the charge is to be governed by
weight correspondence in this way will be
found to be more expensive than in The
usual mode.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

Uesi sfJsLgs Sf~sy, The Hoo los PN
slosy, Jsss o. h's res,dsncs IN ts~otie e.
l.ss evening" o. halt pas, s orlock. liis
.,~csu ns had t-ssn mote adorable lot ~
CO tssu, bod ,nhsamsusn set w, which dot 81
,bs sspos sti,i Of the ply st~,sns.
The demise Of this great and rood m on
oil create . vs,d In tins sph-re tn which hs
moved. AVID Of Which he Vas Tie otaams 1i
tina, csn.,a easily be filled. A. juti,L 10,
fame has rsssh he'd the world ovef. As . o. ~
he vas lrlaved BY oil who knew hin, ID
rsv~, I'd b., oil ~ho kse~ his chsrsctet F,i
. long seres Of years he hss held the iuPS z
tani siat,on u A ssocisis Judge OF the sI'
pteme Court OF The United States, sod pre- I,
den, in the Circuit Courts Of Mss'schus.tis
Rbude Island, New Hampshire, and Main
Ia the discharge Of the duties ds'ulving on
.aoh trust. he has acquitted himself VIII
high honor and unsurpassed hdeli'y.
We hope u procure materials in day o.
two Ior q short sketch OF his life AZ this bfis
noties IL not all that his lame de msnds ol oi.
Bosios Mad, sept -.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18
job. B GossA, Miis,ng A hsndb,ll
lirnrd = Ii Hntlhnf A. ca "A Snnih.


signed T.. ID Hurlbvt T. Co, 81 South.
sress, and Holbrook, Nelson q Co, 81
Pine street, was circulated rbom the city
this morning, sailing that Mr.. John b
Cough, the Temperance Lecturer. had
bern missing sinca the 9Th inst. FRIDAY
las He arrived IN the city from New
Haven on that day and put up al the Cro,on
HnoI In the evening he went OH, with
the intention OF going to Brooklyn, and
stopped on bis way at SaIton & Miles,
EOS Broadway. Since he left there he has
no, been heard Of and foul play is feared
lie was to have gone to lbany on Mon.
day last 10 meet his wife, bu, she has heard
nothing OF him.
Mr.. Cough Is thus described in the hand.
bill Abou, Fl. 8 in. high, long straight
black hair, dark complexion, sharp fea.
lures, 90 years old had on black dress
coat, black satinet vea and black pants -
wore gold watch, goldshin buttons, collar
and wrist, marked J b. c.. gold and por.
cela'n studs, gold scoI, ring with white Cor.
ncl'nn; had in his pockets abou, $3.50 in
gold and notes. Information respecting
him or his hle will 10 received by Hurl.
bnrt & Co., or Holbrook, Ne lson & Co,
New York,-N Y EnpresL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18
tn. wo~men commenced yesterday

p'Ri,ng up the ~ires Eof the Msgnetie Tel
egr.ra heece 10 f'hdsdelphia, bit hrct ~
he w,re round the brsss koos on enc Of The
posts .shieh are ria,ed there ss Hca cor.
doctors, Il s'oks, sad ttey had to take them
oil dcNH The wifrs are much smsArf
ihsa thoss vs-e ~ Csi Gshsa the ls,e
poemaast, aud are nasseS coated or IcrV.
"a The Pnes s~~ Ira s--,fIy ke whole
.ssnc-, snt u eesiesnPA~aod 10 have lss
graph "a oPeralicr ~ the ! 5th OF Ga
~. J COur s Enq seP 10.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

Wig gam 3 msmben-Nalse ts.a &
-L,oesioeo loss IA THIS comparison is
made wnh ,he'laa Congres. Is frs elected
P'he+n members are sH 20 be elected %
an Maryland, in Miss rppi, snd each
N Florida. Los'sisna, Maine, n. a. and
Maa VI WafeAnaa
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18

E5~s'd Dyer, ssrgssr-.rAru,s Of the
un''sd States senate, d'sd al Washington on
use OIL iusL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-18
the NEXT CONGRESS.

TAe Sesne OF the Senators already
elected, tincisdinR two from FIonda,) "a
are wings and &c Ioeos the locos will
doubtless have one each IN Mississippi, Vir
gina, indiana and Tennessee, max ing the
Senate stand
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-04
KINpERHnoK WOOL. DEPOT

This establishment in the Full tide Of success
fu experiment. aud large quantities Of wool daily arrive
relieving in the monotony Of our unusually
gate village. Farmers OF this and towns in Coluu
bra county, from the counties o Rensselaer, and Albany
some OF the Western countless and from Berkshire CO,
Mass contributing their quotas Of valuable eeces and
when the last oi" shall have been taken is belle we'd
that the spacious building appropriated the purpos. will
he filed to its utmost capacity. The enterprise Of the
pr,Hietor. MIR. Blanchard, command the unlim
i~i confidence Of wooLgrowe, and deserving Of sue
T's quantity Of wool received the depot during the
eek nding On wednesday, the IS nssnt is "a 500 lbs
svibis TO that time, and since the CONNIE OF
ths sIsaring season; there taken in 900 lbs-na
hng the whole amount now in store - 500 lbs. Much OF
the wool 10 OF the finest grade aud who
may visit this establishment for examination and with the
view OF making purchases, will find il difficult among
the various qualities. TO make selections.
An inspection OF the interior OF this establish
ment has impressed with the admirable manner Of its
arrangements which exhibits in all its parts Order system
and neatness. The wool arrives sorted thar
by each farmer being kept dsnc and the various grades
arranged IN separate parcels, which all numbered ac
eordng TO qualify thus facilitating the operation both Of
buying and selling Much credit due farmers for
the care and attention bestowed putting up their
among whom spirit Of rivalry appears exist To excel
In this particular; tho benefits resulting from which i, is
not doubted will become apparent when shades shall be
madc.-t kinderhJok Sentinel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-04
ROBERT MOTT.


Heusc, sign Painter and s:laxscr,
~ezf a@r 70 hs aiAsaEs Rsst. ta,-z Y,,S.r,a
AZ received further .apsiy raipt- Os Cop and o,bsr
" Sanishes with fsihtets Brushes and An as.or
merit Of French and nrcan Gi..s sss- fem srIo m
sorso inches al Of which st ., on the
reasonable -
n B-A large supply Soap ssoos Paint Cor s.s low =.
psrior paint for Tin shnxl.d Roofs RE
Dc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-04
Rifbmono Dailp hbia.
Editors, X, IL II. . GAnsAHirna

SONGs
BIT rHE HOOD.
O.Lady, leave thy siken thread
AID howry tapesire
There's living the bush
And blossoms the tree.
Stoop where thou wilt, thy careless hand
Some random bud will meet;
Thou can'tt not tread, but thou wilt find
The daisy at thy feet
IT'S like the birth day Of the world
When earth was born in bloom;
Tho light is made OF many dyes,
The cir is all perfume
There's crimson buds and white and blue,
The very rainbow show'rs
Have turned to blossoms they fell,
And sown the earth with flowers.
There's fairy tulips in the ea.t
The garden Of the sun;
The very streams reflect the hues,
And blossoms ashley run;
While morn opes like a crimson rose,
Still wet with peary showers;
Then, lady, leave The sikcn thread
Thou twinest into flowers.
This very beautiful song published by the late Tho
mas Ho"d with '> when hs not IN N
10 literature.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-04
GARDEN SEED.

., ei, % ss~n reputation. and fr,.h and
senninr NJ whnl-Eak retail
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-04

A LIBRARIAN BURIrD BENEATH BooKs-A VERY si,suI.,
paragraph from PARIS paper repubshed by the Courier
des Flats Unis IL seems that long since the coroner
OF the Hue kchelieu sent for the Royal Library 10
hold an inquest In the gaes Of that great
are some three hundred thousand volumes Of Old or mus
Ted books In utter confusion and given up TO III. rats
Some curious person having make an eramna
non int this literary cstscomb found under huge piles Of
books, the skeleton Of man, which on further eIsina
ION was iouad clothed with official dreas worn in 1893
by the person connected with the library. The clothing
was perfectly preserved but all the rest except the mere
skeleton Of which the bones were polished like ivory mad
been devoured by the II found impossible 10
Identity the remans-which duly buried At Moptmer
he-or 10 ascertain how the death was occasionod.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-04
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS

Regular Daily Line To Old Point. Norfolk. and
through, an baltimore,
WITHOUT DETENTION.
- rss p Tho steam. boais CURTIS PECK and
JEwEss, will leave the Wharf at Roekerrs
ALTERNATELY morning Sundays eIeep,e5j precisely At 81
oeoes touching e Intermediate hnd.nss RIVER ana
al od Font going sni returning and Geor
gEa and He1li IN anP'on Roaes-so The vii
Tse IN Baltimore tie morning by oeock te 10
secei Tor HIMSELF eiher Of the eavnE there ia,
CAV. - 1850 $3.50
This Lire affords decided advantages Ro=d Line
he advertisement OF The Richmond 3. Potomac Raj road
20 10 the contrary notwithstanding for comfort
sies riding the foe Of splendid on
James Ryer-Oh Point and fenres Monroe by
the get ship Pennsylvania ard arrive An Rain
more the nett morning ntne attend and return
Al O'Clock thai evening by the route.
Passage and fare ineuded Point and N,rfok ao
Passage, and fare iEeudsd % Baltimore. ....ss 90
Richmond June ~. Is4s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-04
NEW GROCERY STuREI

'RNHE subscribers have taken the store former
occupied by Me.srs Ayiner a son four door. below a.,
Bel iAsef o the purpose OF conducting and Com
mission business We have and keep constantly on hand
general assortment OF Family Groceries which we
invite The attention Of friends aid public generally Our
goods consist in part Of 49,
Gunpo~der " Hysos, ImpT Black Teas of the fines,
quality ' " ~ '
Mocha, Java and Taguaya Coffee
Nooey Woo'seys best loaf pGveIised md crushed ag.t
81 CroiI, Porio REQ and " Sugar
Hull & Sons best Soap
Do Narcgased do
No. Mackerei
A choice lot rdincs
Regaia aud Principe sesars
Bakers Cocoa And ChO-o.ate
No " Carolina Herngs
Painted Buckets and Brooms
great variety Specs
Letter ana Foolscap Paper
Best London and French Mustard
Patent aud Plain sperni Candies
London and Philadelphia Porter, in pts and i.
hanill and spanish Mats
Connecticut shad. IN half bb,s
City Cuci Bacon, Hog Round.
LIQUORS.
French Apple and Peach Brandy Of the fires, quality
HolandGn
Old jamaica Rum
Richardson's Rye Whisky
hsdeia and Sicily Maieira Win,
Por, Caret Sherry and Malaga do
And all other goods belonging III. Grocery Tr,l.
we Aso tender services friends and The nhHe
ray Tor The sale OF Produce promise TO use ,ye, .. a.
obtain the highest market pr,er ' ~
II. N. TEYPLEHAN
=, =, Wh. r. RADCLIFFE
" ~ NO 20, 4 doors below the Tavern
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-04
A WICKED MAN.

lovely woman. says an exchange, always seems more
lovely when attending flowers There is such swee,
aihnuy between rose and coral lip that more than
once we have kissed the for the other
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-04

w RAPPING PAPER, Tor tea, hardware, dry
goods shoes drugs &e common Cap and Is.,rI
nnc h'epe Yellow and Blue Medium aud DENY Ledger Papers
&c; for sale Al low prices by
DAVENPORT 4. .rrpx
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-04

AWooIen Factory Is in operation near Burlington
IL 10 IN four story brick building, aud can manu-
twenty thousand pounds Of wool per year s opersted
water power and has power looms and all tho Necessary
machinery for making and dressing fine cloth tmsnufae
lures eassmeres and brOadcoIhs and owned by Mess
Cation e. Van Horn.