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NEW WORK on SURRoGATES.

NEW WOEA On
COMPILATION OF tie Statutes, aud Summary OF
"A the Judicial Decisions Of he STATE OF NewIo rk re-
isng the office oi Surro. the proving OF wills the
granting OF probate administration snd guardianship and
the rights duties and liabilities Of Executors, Adminsira
aud Guardans-arTsnsed IN the form Of treatise by
Isaac Dayton, Counselor al Law with an Appendix, con-
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Copies vii furnished Tor examination, application 20
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s5ourGins Gno Gotf!s.

ATHENEUM HOTEL. BAT BROADWAY,
pOOMS no LET-rHo suits OF ROOMS, irunl and back
lAparlors ho sccord hoors with bed rooms
attached will be let for she winter with without meals
Meals viii be served tn the rooms required Also, two
small parors with bedrooms and several single
with grursa OF which will he lot for moderate prices
Persons wishing for desirable roOns had better make I'm
mediate applic aiiou. jill Wv
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IMPORTANT 10 purchasers -! Plano
Fortes-rhs subscribers bay!ng purchased
nj r Me- Mr. John serieer me exclusive riEs.,n
Improvement In Piano Fors now aannfae turing some
vary splendid Rosewood and MRhoganany Piano tortss
which srr superior In 10 any In use
and keep In much longer. The improvement con'
IN most beautiful Harp Frame peculiar In couaro
on taxing AL tho strain Of the strings from the cp4s ALAG
general OF N. most approved modern sYes OF
sr!sh.,i Instruments BENNETT. ROGERS co.
A.A l52 Fuiloc.sL East aide OF Brosdwsy
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HIGHLY CoNcsHTRArED COMPOUND syrup or
PARS4ssrs-T drtss Doodle has still great hopes of has
daily ewspaper.-hsving Just found the following bril-
liant thing in the Erenisg Post Tho novel and start
ling Acxandrine a, the end of the will , to
strike the resder-who il observe that although it
rather long yet there very considerable reduction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-14

DECIDEDLY a BRIGHT lDEA-We read among
the Personal Movements OF the EIprsss
Hon D. BaicHr Senator from Indiana IL! Is rumorsd,
.ays the Ma95n Bdnnr protered his services 10 The
Presien, 10 raise regiment Of volunteers OF which he
shall be Colonel and repair With MS men 10 Mexico
at once-resgniug his seat in the Senate
Now this is n glorious thought and il Mr. BRIGHT
only prevail upon his colleague and the other Honorahes
in both Houses TO follow ms lead Yankee DooG, prom
i.e. 10 ced to the Honorable Body the entire territory
Of Chowowow- they easily defend from al
intruders by their speeches
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few single gentlemen, gentsueu
Dwh their wives may obtain very pleasant furnished
rooms with board a! No. a5 Wlllsm.st few doors from
MIA Inns
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RHEU HAIISI,
ether chronic nGannstory Paralysis or loss Of Iha use
Of the limbs connaclions Of the cords and muscles and
(out matters not how long saniigg Sprains, Bruises
Tunors Hard Swe!ling- and Enalsrd Joints, yield ~
few applications of this Lnimsnt IL bas been gsed WI"
incd be SUCCESS In Scrofgls kin2s Evil, Enarged
Glands. Diseases Of tho Spine aai Hip joints TIC Doo-
reux and ell Nervous Affections.
Iti,iuga1able and acts Ike charm, stcpPlng rs O
ing Of flesh wounds, and canning mem 70 bs- ~ ~
dsys II has never been known IA! curing ls s'4I
t1bbor1 Ulcers or Fever and S@v-ird Legs Psia
across the Kidneys The Chest, side, SUE SeeE' sore
Throat and Group. 49, ..,..,. -
II speedily and edscusy ersdestes cntaas0ps efHp-
ron, Of the skin II the Of Salt Kneum EfysiReHs,
piruo., Rl1yworn or Teter, Sarbers LGn ScSd Heal,
" Il Instantly removes T0othar1e and he-1ac9s IL
extracts the paig and cures Corrs, biaiooS Chnias Ae
4 word upon the orr ga eLd caEls ot
DISEASES
When the human frame receives shocA, either foEl
heat cold fatigue other abe WEAKEST portion OF
lie system suffers most. One psrsOn WILL haze cough
liz 1ns bzirg The organ; als neighbof rhe1na-
IAN ,- and cellular tissue beng zoe "tosest
another enlarged glands and s~engs, The g@nfnsf .ys
I'm being The weakest WGen you have an organ lds
suffering h- direct your application 70 me psFn 1ls
eased the better the prospect Of relief
DR. ROAKE'S IODINE LiSlaESF
produces healthy action IN The diseased part
agzoraies aud il TO perfect health IL only wants
10 be et 10 sal.Hty Le nost scepteA o. ne lespfhR
r1,Ser of his most valuable Lrs.tl,.aL
7hyslcians are daily recommending Dr. Roa1eI Iodine
I,ient regarding the ors sought Tor d--fefeturn
rue .enthc compound OF Iodine N the form Of LInnsnt,
without color and Unpleasant smell! tat can be used upon
ne most delicate female child With perfect safety
MS sod+v- s IS5ERsoLL. Sole Ptopneuor
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SrsYPHUs ASD HIS DCMPLIN0s.-Wisely fearful
OF the neurological recolectons OF the Yankee-doo
dies SANDY WEIGH took our cut OF Mr. WEBSTER
pasted over the inscription upon the stone Yankee
Dumplngs, and thus made SIsYFHUs guide 10 hungry
this hint Mr. WEssTERs friends in Philadelphia very
handsomely invited him entertainment tor which
SANDY received carte blanche order Tor dunpllngs-
SANDY does MT exactly know how many a biaHche
may be-but he doe, know tina, cart tul was taken
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NOW the pretty flowers were made 10 bloom dear,
And the pretty stars were made to shine,
And the pretty girls were made for the boys. dear.
And may be you were made for mine
The wicked watch dog here is snsrng-
He takes me for thief, you see,
Faith. he knows I'd steal you, Molly darling
And then transported should be
@ Molly &c
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T90uaWE AND HUDSON KAILihUa1 80, ,Sst
vi sonas of ls7 aud e2-Ysss. r liz Be- psid a. Tho
;s ateFe: due 60 s sssy T q ssw-York prsssns-
Ne; Asessies ssna On snd sftr The i pf01mo A.
bay, November D, iSN z. FOSTER. Jr: seeert.ry
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no s ss q G o.. es.sssa 1 aeas.
PoRef frcsrss gnnI As new, having been tsof9u6oJ
Both presses Hs Il HOE L CO. 20 L 81 aaiarsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-14

Gov. SLApg on EDrcAT1os-Our friend the
Governor seems 10 have ;ubibed some strange notions
on education MP in Vermont where they educate stones
10 grow in s-siy, ROVE aud scourge barren soil into
fertility and plenty Here educson is no such serious
matter snd i dispatched in the little pause between
childhood and Young -cnternen, young lady hood
merely by wsy OF filing up awkward gap. In Yer
mont thorough and systematic education may still D.
among the living necessities OF the aue-here II has long
since passed avav Every body grows wise and virtu-
Gus and great b instinct Between man and ais
tailor himself and his habits made up according
the latest style The Governor Is behind the t;nc His
simplicity almost Qualities him co Chased among the
patriarchs T1vkss Doo1is and Young America have il
vented processes which DO away entirely with Tie old
hand loom machinery OF education and immense
economy o. birch and schoolm astsr-p power.
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Yankee Dnodlei,n,.
From lzz -sess ransss Do'all

YAsEEE DooDLE'> ADVICE TO Law StuDESrs
Ta.e po9d coaceTes that i VII. ua!y De necessary
Tor yorn. gentlemen wishing to become Distinguished
I.~Te-. 70 a3op: the following rules
81, Il ~.il 6e necessary 70 walk down Broadway a:
i O'Clock. A N WIN a hurried step troubled cour
ienance and 5ook pound n CALI carried carefully
under the sr-n U2on reaching Wallis; The rate oi
walking = 10 ae greatly increased. srd il Of Ell
counteriz friends they 10 De sau'ed win only
business nod
ID After devosan- the book safely upon Tie table ct
the o-ce O! some old established swye- may Be %
tona! with the student either 10 resd the morning pa
per with h= feet upon The anielPece or TO sdjoUrn
10 Dslmouicn. drink brandy and orseat, and smoke
cizsr The la:;er course Il however generally
ID Al ? O'Clock. " the student should procure
bundle OF law papers. conspicuoGsiy ue6 With red
t.pa sn4 again bsiaEs himself 70 Broadway The step
need be 50 rspii s. in the morning, and Inc
tena1 should - somewhat cleared up a. though 70
eved least temporarily from an extreme pressure Of
business
.th. 4; all other times the studentshocd be extremely
careful 20 speak of his business down town extremely
harassing and never allow the existence Of Delu1onico
10 lis elderly friends.
BIZ stric; attention TO these few SIMPLE rules. Tat;ss
Doodle hopes that many OF yolnz men viii become
not only experienced lswJers, but also thorough 5us
ness men
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3opdg

= T. J JoIemnr. ENchnnge BrOker, No. 05
N-l-si NevsY0fk- Uucurrent money bought and sold:
gold ard liver EXCHANGED note, anj dces collected o;
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nIyIDESD.-The President aud Directors have his
~ day dividend Of oUr per cent for he last ar
months payable and after ihs lGth day of December
aexL $40. ~
lnc.IIstve. q
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BOARDING and well furnlshcd rooms with strictly
Dprivate family. So McDougal.st d. I'm
DOONIS TO LET WITH BOARD.-A gentls-
1Sman and his wife can be accommodated also, Two or
three single gentlemen In private family al 81 Hudson
- MI Inn
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YRRCaANT lnanuf.e:utren; paDs v S.sr -. Ia
NEeli WHO TefuiIn a..orrsn; ell 0! owI uknuise-
ved % eIA III all al the very lowest possible prices
i sk. ea and boaas In any .ys ess:sed sIgs q,
sorinrnt 2. =, low phcsx- FRANCIS LOUTREL,
ne. P,s Manufacturing StAiioners n Aaide0-Lsae
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
No I0.-WuOLE No 7ss

fully adlntled ,h1l the United S,l,ss pos
-eS- TIE i-'ne right over the territory -
Grrst !ritain, they are fUlly authauzsd,
unier tie convention. TO enjoy nl The
right which Grea, Britain claims for hnr.
srli, mi - rtercisv ti,l iurisd cton which
she la- a-sln-d as being eonzisssnI with
the convention.
The eiIiz-ns NJ the United States have.
wherefore, al this time fu'l and sckrow wi.
edged right 70 navigate the waters Of the
Oregon territory, 10 ss'f!e ~ aud 9orr a7V
part II Il, and freely 70 trade with The in.
hsbit.1t- and oceupi' r. nf the ssu,e. Aud
the Government ~ the Unted Ststss j.
lkevi~e fully "a hOriz,d ~ iucorpo sis Try
company n associa ioh of men tor tie pur
p'=e o' TIA lingo Of Occupying a Nd s",i'in7
~ country; n extend the iui-dirtion Of
I'r enuris of a7Y of its inrr.lUrirs lyire
wi'hin iis ",kgnwipdged iifui's. in all rivil
aud cr'mI7ai tasrr. n the lerritafv s'o'e.
saif; to appoint within tie sanle ~ ites
Of tho peace ard such nt'rr n 1irrrs - ~ y
be necessary for c-r-ying the jurz = ION
toto cffrri; aHd al-o 10 m5ks war sud pace
wi:h The Indian iuha'irants Of lh- terrific.
~, iHciudiag tie incidental power 10 sp.
point agents for the purpose.
On the o:hsr hs-t. i, seems to ne m ier.
siood that, 81 long ~ the rn1ventin1 r..
mains iu force, neither Government sisil
lay dnIirs in the Territory o. ton ace,
merchandse. or connip!rp: nor exsr,i .
exclusive jurisdiction over any portion NJ
II; ard thar the ci'izrns and subject, Of the
TWO Powers residing IN or removing t0 the
territory shall be amenoile only to tho iu-
risdiclOn Of their own roun,fy resp, Give
ly.
1t has heen contendrd hY the Ri j D
Government that the establishment, ni ary
military post, Of the introtuciion NJ anS
regular force under nalinna Gag hy ~.
thor Power, would 10 an act of exr'u.rrs
sovereignty whirh could not p pprni ted
to either whilst the sovereignty remained
in ahryance. Under existing circumstar-
ces, il il believed that such an act would
te highly dangerous, and prove unfivo.a-
Die TO the United States.
But the establishment, by the U. States
nf Territorial Government over OREGON
- also objected To on the same p,inciple
Tho want Of such government appears IN
ir the only serious inconveniprcp attend.
ing continuance Of the cnuvertio", and
requires special consideration. This Gu, F.
tinn will he examined in connpxiou W itll n
general view of the prot able consequer-
res oi a proIongation OF the present state
Of things.
ALBERT GALLATIN.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

! The House then went into committee Nf
the whole, Mr.. Odds in the chair. on the bi !
reported hy Mr.. Cowen, ior the se'tlemant
and payment of claims for work On the Ma.
tionaI Road. and a protIacred ard in.r rest
i g debate took place, Mr.. Cowen support
ing the ill. which provides for he issuing
o. certificates OF s'X per cent. State stocks
| redecmah|r in 1851, to meet the dues ot
creditors, ard MesSrs. Finn and Reenelin
| spei kirg against il.
Mr. Roemelin moved to strike OF that
part Of the I'LL which pledges the lailh Of
tn" State, for the redemption oil til con-
,empla'cd certificates OF stock. leaving
their f'al redemption torely upon thereve-
nues OF the road-lost,
Mr. Finn moved 70 strike out thp 5th
section Of the till prescribing the making
out certlicates Of stock, &c.
Mr.. Finn took the broad ground that The
State was not Loumd N meet the ir ludu-
lent obligations incurred ~ its agent. He
had sworn never 10 lend his vote 70 crca q
any further evidences Of puhl.c debr. 7 he
argument that the evidences of indehtei-
ness, issuei nv the Engnccr were held lv
bona fde owners; aud The State was bound
to pay them, was not "a,id.
Mr.. Cowen said these on rrks came with
had grace from gentlemeH # the minolilv.
We are cndeavoring to shield The honest
laIorer from the frauds committed lvacerts
OF the same political cast with that mirori-
ty! We are endeavorng to save the horror
OF the State, endangered as it is Y the
frauds OF men acting politically with 'lrse
who now openly advora'e the virtual re-
pudiation olthe dphs incurred hy ;'sag ms.
Ard yet, while making these effo Is. we
were tainted with dpsi to aug II MT The
hurlhens Of the rfople-taunIed because
we had not. within one short year. prid, :,
with The revenues aceeuirg from the road,
the enormous deb;s ertailsd by Youtz. in
addition to ke'pirg the road in 'epar!-
Here was admirable consistency-novtl
morality!
The committee then rose, reported pro-
gross and asked leave to sit again.
The House adjourned.
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reported back the same and recomins ded
the indefinite postpolsmeni OF tho 81.
Mr.. King opposed the indefinite po-,.
ronFu"ii OF the bll. He spoke Of lhs
character and cne .u.slsnees Of tie ease--
Of the excellent ehsracter Of Pr. Doiy a. 4
the Justice Of his ppllion. The eyes and
roPa were ordered on he Indefinite post.
ponsmsns, which resulted In ayes 20. noes
Q.
An act snerdaiory n the act or Fpbru.
ury l4gh, iG24, regulating the admission
and Practe Of Attorneys and cOunseIlors
referred 70 = third reading.
A oil to abolish public txeeuiions- pas.
sed.
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IN SENATE.
February 5, 1916.

Prayer by Rev. Eldridge.
Mr.. E'kley presented petition from
Citizens Of Carroll county. for the repes Of
alIaws making distinctions on account CT
COO.
NJ. Towo'l presented petition from
sundry members OF the Bar, asking FIR a
law hy VIII ch they may obtain, without
ste.lng or begging, copies Of the general
llws.
NJ. Eckey, fr,m the committee on Pu'-
lie Wo ks and Publ c Lands, made a re-
port on tie subject Of the Canal Lands OF
the State, accompanied by sundry resou-
tio"s, which were adopted, and the report
laid on the table 10 be pinned.
The Senate then adJournel over 10
Thursday morning.
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,,o1-sr oE REPREsE NATIVES.

I Praycr ~ d r y. K Il "a - -.
/ Ar Fiinn presef tel petition from Isaac
Coir. and other ciiz ~ cf rtaoe county,
f,pn @ law to Incorporate an institution Tor
Gamblers. denourcing hanIs aid r. fcc!.
ing o sly upon tho act OF lie Gouse.
MIR. Shrpve moved 10 ej,ct ft peuoo
ms disresprc.ul. ardrra, clcry on the G.
tiun OF this Fonse.
Mr.. Finn spoke in favor OF :eee.~ ~ia5 The
Mr.. Sb eve ca,l7l for ;he reading Cf tho
Letter accom- "a ying the pst't:on.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
prLy,r by Rev. Mr.. Richards.

Pryor by Rev. Mr.. Richards.
M. Kimball from the committee on the
NJ i.ia. rerorcd tack the petition Of Ger.
ia n ofce Of Carroll county, ard request.
ID TO di,charged from lis further coEsi.
Geralior agreed to.
Mr.. Tarnrs, on leave reported hack thu
hill to incorporate the Trunil ull Ehalanx,
and recommended it's passage.
Thn question being. shall the ILL passl 1t
was carried. ayes 90, noes %.
The House then Adjourned over 10
Thursday.
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IN SENATE.
February s, l846.

ICTTUUI % IO7Us
Prayer by the Rev. E'drilge.
A Til To lay out and es;ahsh a graded
State road in the counties OF Colum. lana,
Carroll and Jefferson. Passed.
Mr. Goddard, ION l"ave) Offered The FOL-
loving resolution, which waf agreed 10:
Resolved, That he Secretary OF STATE
report TO the Senate whether any, md il
any. wha action was taken by the SEpreme
Court. at their late sess on, re.a-ive 10 me
injunction heretofore issued against ms cA-
ecutinn OF the act to provide icr the 0'd''
printing, passed March l2r !, 49,
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OHIO LEGYSLATURE.
IN SENATE.

IN SENATE.
January 90, 1886.
3 O'Clock p. ~
Prayer hy Rev. Mr.. DobL.
The Till 10 give 10 bIlck and mnIai,o per.
sons the teneh! Of the common school iund
was also reported back Iy the committee OF
the whole, when
Mr.Rsid moved the Indefinite postpone
ncnt OF the tin. The motion was resisted
by Mr. .Eckey, in torcihle argunen'.
Mfssrs. Anderson & Coomlis .ucceeded:
after wh.ch the question was taken tyayrs
and noes or the indefinite po>tponemc.. OF
the bill, and resulted ayes 10 noes 81.
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IN SENATE.

Fe'ru ury 2, ieks.
Blu rad its laird iimp.--To i~rorrcru.e
the iawr o. Dow Hirgvils ria ea,Toh roun.
iy. and Mag Ola, in SIafk 'roaaty. fa,u.
I'd.
On uo,;on r' Mr. GoIImd. the Srn-ts
took Hp he ii supp'pms 1tary 20 the act
u provide inr tha State Printing.
On nation Of Mr.. Coouls. the III and
amsniuenI+ werp rrcofnniilled 10 ths
co~m,tee oi Public Pruning
Mr.. EckIey in;rnucsd III In Hupni
the act to incorporate the SoCiety Of Sepa.
ra,iets o Z lar. IN Tu.caTawas county.
M. Wr.rh offered a resolution, insSutt.
i7g tho JHliri'ry eo1,'. zee tn irunire in.
70 the expedienry Of establishing courts OF
Gin rery-rrovidirg that either Tarly in
acIoas al law thall answer iLItryegsto-
lrs. &r
The resolution was adorted.
The Sana.e then resolved ii-elfin'o COM
mi'lae of he whole. Mr. O'Fer'sll in tile
chair. on the I'LL TO eject the county Of
Ashland.
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IN SENATE.
January 20, 1876,


Mr. Goddard, from the judiciary COM
mittep, To who" was committed The pet-
tion and bill OF John R. Doty. for divorce
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Prayer Y Rev. Richards.
Mr.. Tip,on repor ed rack tie lii in 5d-
di.ioa to the ct gtanting licenses and Ie.
gll ,i1r ',vFrrs
Mr.. Tip'on rep'i-d TO III arcu0 en's ?.
gailst b !. He proc aimed in rmrls
rance n be- a great rato"sl vice AID Inst
turn. .shing a majority nj cas- = ofip!rffiiHl
cf law wn ch came hp'c,e our cours. i
came legitimalely with n their rrovilcc 10
act with reference to il. The provisions
a. the Si'i made it incumhprt uroH ae
rour,s 10 regard the wishes ard viii GA
majority Of the reop'e. More than Ie,oG0
legal vo'ers Of the STATE have come NJ here
ard asked Ihei the charge contemplated
Nv the till should he made, and II was the
du,y Of The louse 10 regard their coavi:.
to7s thus solpmnly expressed.
tn" question heing then taken on Ito
i7deiin te roslpo o"emenI Of tie bill it was
lost ave 81, noes 80.
Mr.. Reemsia proposed to amend tie
amendment Iv providing that 70 person
shall sell intoxcaIing liquors in the State
O. Ohio, unless for manufacturing or m'di.
cal purposes, under re'tain ponaliies.--
Tde hill and amendments were recon-.
miled TO the Select Committee on Ihat
subject.
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TERMS OF ADgERTIsiNG

TERMS OF ADgERTlsiNG
Thee lAserifsHs. sHs sqt ete. gfCO
Ere' y sshssqssai HssTfion. Is
Largo 'Hfs a. P'sEstfsR.
Ahbersi q; ooHs' Hiif6s girss 70 ho,s
oh aiSsriiss JH Ihe Sesr.
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and al other liads + JOs WorE. rea,Iy
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-16
WORKMAN, McGRUDER q co.

WORTHAM, McGRUDER a. co.
OFFER FOR SALE:
tx bids 81 crOiI, P. REQ and n. o. Sugar
HI 20 packages W. & W crushed and pulversed do
IS bbl, Csri6ed Sugar
90 hhds Aolasses, part prime
90 bbs Do
100 bag, old Government Java Coffee
l23 do Rio do
los IaEuaya do
GUnpowdrr and Black Teas Of best quality
10 tes Rice
$50 Kegs Nails, assorted Dor and warehouse
200 sides Sole Ltather, good and damaged
$40 q" Russet do
500 lbs She Thread
80 bores Sperm Candies
10 do Judd's pat sp Candies
100 do Candies Hulis & woodruns
leo do Soap
10 do Starch
10 kegs salt Petre
cer0ons Indigo
10 baskets best tDurandsl Olive OIL
% ties Coal PIT Oh
Winter spsrm OIL
1000 kegs Dupouts sporting and blasting Powder
SO boxes sIiO and IOIi2 Glass
500 bags shut
Bar Lead
20 hhds NiddIiaE BaeoI
&c do Shoulder do
500 bert family Hams
IIO boxes Tin Plate
Block Tin md spelter
zoo rms Wrapping Paper
$50 Grind Stones
IS bbl Tar
20 bbs pure cider Vinegar
is Or easkI best woodbouse wiAss
Genuine Cd Port DO
Cotton Yarns factory prices
Cotton Lines, Lon1on Mustard
Ginger Pepper, Az spiee SACKS sat, &c
tons Am. bisiere6 Steel
English blisi Shear and Cast steei
tons Spring Steel
g ss56ai trnos
so 4" Treds Earsnd English
Sheet and Boiler Plate Iron
Band and Hoop
Ares Plough Plates &c. SEA