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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
TIE KINGS OIL

For ali wounds on lls."
~ l. and Cattle, .u,h a. =,
- sEs &: ~: :;.:. -,
s-,ner by The SAdet " ~. y, =,
SORE BACK, SORE BREAsI' -.
es, &c, &c. and wounds Of c''. -
Understanding Nil serene" shd s. -.
healing up the worst voJads 10 I''A
ave d1ys time. 800, ~
'rItis CELEBRATED RI =.
was prepared by oIder Of HIS w." 4.
;sle X ing Nm. ~ u Lteai h''i-.'.
tho dlreclion Of Nj Yuuail, 'A' % =,
Eng ,lsh Farmer and UAta - ".D '" '-'
stud OF Horses only
DIRECTIONS ~
Dip . feather in lhe o., and -. %.
wound or sore Iwlce Ad+N --' -
Wounds vet aGss IN the O..'''' '
The wound. al
\. y. Shake the Uo,ts 0e''" 80
keep well coIk,.. mad. Z
A0IxTs-W. f.. G. siD'daro' h,.5 s
Slmonds, Plu.ford. y Ross ~
Is. brown, Cvuin.s',.c. J'"''e''"
asil|tCn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
PULMONARY ORGANS,

A very important disease over which this
BAlsam e1er,s nnwpriui influence, i. that
ola DISEASED LIVER.
In this complaint it has undoubtedly proved
more e(iicarlons than any remedy hltherlo
employed and IN numerous instances when
patients had endured long and severe suffer
Ing from the disease, without receiving the
least bet-Gt lIom various remedies, and when
NcrcHrV ha. been resoGed ~ N vain, TIE
use nf this lidlsnm has restored ilc Liver t.
health, arlon. md in many instances et
fccted PERMANENT CT RES. after every
knewn remedy had failed 20 produce the dc
sired eilGrt
OPINION n n recui0r Phytlcinn.
Exeter, Me. Sept 30, isi5.
This cerihes that | have recomme nded
the use Of WisIar's Balssm Of Wild Cherry
iof diseases Of the Lungs, Tor two wears past
ard many bottles TO my knoR ledge hare been
used by NJ patients, all with beneficial 70.
SUITS 10 two cases wnere it WAS thoueh,
confirmed consurr1,Ion had taken place. The
wild Cherry effected = ruro.
y. boTnEN, Physician At Exeter Corner.
~ QuAbkr No DECEPTION
q" published statements ri cures prrfnrm.
mas m'di'ine are 10 every respect lrus
=, ~ %aJ' "C C"n1orfe,is and ImUota.l-
&c unparalleled and as'"ni,l ing efficacy nj
Or NIs''t's li''.am ~ Wlld Cherry IN al
diseases for which III, recommended, cur
INC many cases after The skill Of the besl
phNh'iA'S WAS unnvallIng. has effected a
,'fgt and increasing demand tor a. Tina
'acl has raused several unpnuo pied counter.
'ei'"rs and innlainrs 10 p,im of spurious mix.
'nres, at similar name and sppearance, Tor
the genuine Baisom
I've careful and get the genuine Da Wis
TAss BAlsAs % WiLu CmvRHy None gen.
nine un!es signed 10y BUTTS. AddIrss
81 orders 10 SETH W. FOHLE. Bo.rn.
Mass Fur sale hT l.uther Daniel, RulIand.
Jones d Dow. C"nialsii,r ] Pr,kln.
Cas- ei"n w Nnunua & Co.. West Pnu.,.
nev \ li,iss i Co., rouhney b. Beas.
Wells Nneinn 4 Sy7iiow, Ps~i.,i y
smith, DANNY cnfpen l. J.ysl q GO.
phoy Henry SlnaRds, rumid. Warren Al
li''N, H7rin7, md .ls9 tor sale hy
druggists and agents throughput New Eng
'AnI o. ly
PIP AC'IlTAT EnpagG
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

NUF tas .1s-,u~ts. ee,pf spps intec b,
w ne Iiee Pfobss CoSr lo' The do
f,te, a. Ts,tsvee. cnsrr s.,onsf, 10 'eosi's
.t,~t,@ ,Ue se,o., 81 tiS'E', snd demands
Ell. t~t.~-ss, sss 49, tire .s'ss ~
I,eur, C~,~ss. isir 81 W,uLsr,z
- s,s di.pu. oecssssd. f'pt.,.r,ej IN
soi,.u'. ,sd 49, r,ooihs tom ~. is,h D.,
~ sep-tmt~r. iste, ssing siio~et ~ s.'~
C5u'f iof ui,t - 'poss. ~s d. ih'rs''''
hs'shy gi,o no'iee that ss ~i' site nc g.
ID. h.uneo 81 ou' o,d sPi-o,ni an- O., a. ~
e.sltag house 81 Hpn Coleman IN Mc,l
h,,sh.na TIE h,,; Tpe,ss, ~ February rel,
from me o''lcct. =. N. Gntll to'oiocs p N
On ,a,s day.
ys," Fosrr'. Comm
x I AstLi.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

Oar AND LETTER PAPER. tn
~ plain sAd ruled, Jus, tied f,,r y Y
% ". T. c sTODDARp
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29
STATE OF vERMoNr.,RE nrrm,

STATE OF VERMONT, ! RE nremer-
Disnu Of Rur,od, :. - bsted tina,
ais IptciAl probate court he'd al Rutland
within and for sad distinct Oh the 26Ih dsy
e'Sspl a. d 1915
Present, Wan Hal, Judge.
.rLr 7eni IN wriing pnrpoiilng to be
tbs "a. sil and tests meat OF Deborsh Aus
-. uIe OF riomouih IN SAD distinct, De.
es..c /, a,lneihs day been presented to said
oour' for probate md allowance by jo,n
Nau, The executor therein named.
II IA ordered that ssld viii be referred
ft probate and allowance to the FIRST
Monday being the % day OF November next.
and that copy nj thls order be published
thfes weeks successlvey previous thereto
N the Rud,nd lIcr.lJ, a. newspaper printed
al Rulsnd, that all persons interested NAV
sppeN and contest the ptobsc thereof II
lheS see cause A true copy OF Record,
10 HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-10-29

PRACTICAL FORMS.
fhtAP edition !vsi rttivsd sr1 FOR
~ saiS er,no.,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-20
lcoNNrNcATu
Honor your Brave !


The officers who distinguished themselves in the late
gallant actions upon the Rio Grands, have almost TO
man. been honored by the inhabitants Of their native eoun-
tics towns with testimonial Of their admiration In
New Orleans subscription has been Get on foot for that
purpose with regard to three brave subaltsus.
One Of he distinguished in those bloody contests
from his rank his long services and his bearing upon these
parcuf occasions, was citizen Of Goocbland. Need
mention the name Of Col. Mathew Mounuoy Payne1 This
gallant veteran, though severely wounded early in the ae
ton Oi the 9Th, continued horseback a. long A. there
The sss sgn Of an enemy II found AZ Isst ne
cessafy, 20 great was his exhaustion help him from s
horse Surely he deserves the adrnifauon az he s the
pride, Of his native county.
propose you felow.oitzens that some step be sken
10 Prove that old Gooohnnd unmindiu Of one who
has done her such distinguished honor Lot us raise A
subscription 10 present him with slight testimonial of
our esteem. would suggest that meeting be called on
the subject al out next August Court Col Payne b, now
m Washington having been deyusd bear the colours
captured by gallant counymon o. the seat Of govern
ment He will doubtless visit tho place OF his nativity be-
fore he returns 70 take port conflict su impending
Let us be prepared ~ hun manner honorable 10
him and credtabe 90 us. GOOCULANDER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-20
lcorespondeLee Of the Baltinor. SUM-
w ..u,.,-.. ~ IL.

w ii. m
Will or No wru-M.rpnsr n, =, M,,v,,o, W.
or NOT wIFE-Tho.. a.. a.. ,n~,; =. ~ :, =, =
M. uano, II st o arc inc quesnons 10 De settled by
Tuesday OF AuSus ne,, Rn, IL, .ot', 't us 10 50
Ieierl may be asked We'll ,.n,Ia go. r. - Iii I ~,
with inc a moment ill .h,,n.n rov Ill Is r. -,
Is n delicate one) will Give Won an. ,oin, ~ N'~
Well here goes some i'm, in NJ Ia, ,L c..
raj John Z. Van Ness of this cx ger,.,,., Iii -
throug hout the u Stntes AZ ON. ,r,. ,.. - - "
gress; for n number of year. N,vo, q, ,h;s 90, ii - -
time Of his DEATH Prc-iden M The Raj ~ ,h 49,
died inestac leaving an immense f,,,nna Shor,I,, -
ter his death, Gov. c. p. Van Ness bro,b,, 81 ,h.
deceased, and principal heir IN the .s,.,. ,,s -,
collector Of customs at New Yo,k oh,ors5 ta,,i 70
administration upon the e.,ate-frs, b,y;nc s,,, -,
he had made due and dilisent search ,nnn,.t a. -.
pors OF tho general and had discovered po viii A. "a
vertisement mmedi ately apn.nrcd in on, cd, -
signed by OF the relaiyesof the family in Nv
York. Offering a rev ard 10 any one who would f,,nsb M
denee OF n will supposed Inv the .bvs,,s.T 90 r.. -
made by the general
Rumur now said tina, ,no,bs, R;.h,o,a . :; a., CT,
viz:-The widow of General Van Ncs. who in ber o,n
name and the guardian OF her son Jobn p Van No. ~
claimed all the property For some time II was uncertain
who the widow as no one ever bea,l Lney, n, ir
med that Gen. " N had married or ,ye, ,bonah, ~, &
rying since the death nf his much A, go. -
SINCE. Finally IL was announced thai N,s N.,y 3 g
nor, has been called her. Tor ten v.,,s Or mo-, ,,
laid claim the widows mite of the valuable estate So
matters have gone on since then; no will or evidcnc. o(
will has been produced and the adminis,,o, b,. e,d.J
to his duties such But early last week distress WA,
levied on Mrs. c. Mrs. V. NJ as the case may be- for
rent Ishe having lived in bouss heIonoiDa % ,t y I
and considerable rent being due nv the nJnin.,,.,o,
writ OF epevn was immediately ssued nv the I,d in ,ho
Of Mary E. V. Nv and IN. goods ,ye,. Ill.
Wed. ~F
The next day FRIDAY astl n ne,on x,,s 6t.J h. ,Li.
10 be written To ber boh hoCo =, \ - t sa'u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-20


OF The Washington Union thinks it very
strange, that the Wings should be so very solic.
tous to secure an adequate revenue for the Co
vernment, which it seems to regard as subject
in which the Administration is alone Interested.
The surprise Of that paper, however, grows out
OF It's remarkable disposition, all occasions, to
view questions affecting deeply the interests of
the country alone in party aspect. The fate of
the Administration IS (perhaPs naturally the first
consideration which presents ITSELF IN the discus
sion Of all subjects, TO the mind of the Executive
organ but the Wings, we venture to suggest to
the Editor Of that paper, have some interest, who
ever may be at the head of affairs, in keeping
the government free from Debt, the burthens of
which must fall as heavily upon them as upon
their political opponents. They are equally i'm.
terested IN avertng resort to Direct Taxation
hereafter, in order to pay that debt. They have.
too some little interest in maintaining the pros
perity Of the country, which they have more
than seen blighted by the hazardous e1pe.
riments Of visionary politicians who shut their ewes
TO the logic Of facts in order to carry out fayo.
rite theory Of speculative writers, whose works
constitute the text books at our colleges. The
Wings are in favor Of an adequate revenue
therefore, and Of adherng to the tried system.
which has IN the space of three years, besides
yielding that revenue, redeemed the Treasury
from utter insolvency aud restored the DESTROYED
credit Of the Cover nment, and under the inHu
snce Of which all the great interests Of the coun
try have been raised from the PROSTATE condition
into which they had been thrown by policy no,
dissmilar 10 that now proposed to be re.adopted.
The influence that an adherence TO this system
must exert upon the fate of the Administration is
with Them, n matter Of not the slightest irnpor.
tincc They have never hesitated to go for inca.
sufes to sustain the GorerRmenf by whomsoever
administered and 20 promote the prosperity Of
tie country, without reference TO the party to
whose hands is deslinies may have been conf.
ded. II were devoutly 20 be wished that the
"Union," and the leaders Of the party Of which
81 Is the organ, could also bO persuaded that we
have ga country 20 serve as well AZ a party TO
obey" " they could rise 10 this elevated atmos.
pherc, above the mists that obscure their ludq.
Inents and tho passions that control their actions,
We might hope 10 a return Of "the era Of good
feelings, when the great object Of all would he
fhe adoption Of measures with reference 10 the
good Of the people; and not as now, with an eye
almost exclusively 10 the elevation Of this or that
faction 20 power, or their maintenance in Office,
~ order mainly that the "Spoils" may be mono.
polizod by ,ts most noisy, and not unfrcquenty il
mos, incompetent add uodeserVing membors
AZ eolored msn named Bensmin Young . servsni
q Gen ws'hns'Oo, died "a Berkeley county the %
arsA IOs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-20

On Saturday shornoon, 18Th Of the Carlton tIouss,
JasTs CANFsELL son Of James &. end Martha T. Spot.
eyed about months
10 Mmunsbug Berkeley county the residence Of her
son-in-iaw. Col Hunter Tuesday night last the
I'D yesr II her age. Mrs Sally ABrG rect Of Captan
John Abel. late Of Elkwood, Jefferson county, w. and
daughter Of Iacbsrsh Forrest Esq late Of &c. Msrys co
Msryand.
The character Of the deceased marked by sTem.
parY purity and sHcssnce-her life BY On ardent devotion
70 the welfare Of her fsny and her friends firm beev.
o. IN the religion Of Jesus she bore thirty years Of
i health with remarkable degree Of pscnce and subns
son. and after many yess Of consistent communion In the
Protestant Episcopal Church. she hailed the messenger u
desh ss mereul rsesse from the psns aud Ills Of he,
and calmly snd confidently resigned her spirit the God
who gsvo II.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-20
Mr.. Buchanan.

The tln,on o Thursday ,;,h, n. p,o, ,eJ
p.n.,on Of Mr. B.chan,n. eour. IN N.
eampsgo n eon..,. NOT 4, d.ni. Of The CHARGE of Mr.
Pollock bu, In an ,,,.n, "A .n.n ., w, are told th,,
M, buchanan Ala NO, ,.ll ,h n.ol. T p,,,,,,,, ,h,,
.N, Pill x.. l.,,. ,,,;,r ma, ,h,n A, cl.v ,,d ,h,,
he believed the tariff, Of 1919 wound La .af,y in Mr. Poks
hands than in A., Claw - Inn, tbs, .I,mcs X Po,k m.
N, GOOD tariff man a. Mr. CLAY and tia, he believed the
tariff Of 1912 woud be a, ,sf, in Mr. Polk. hands a, in
Mr. Cl.v,s" To hi. Modification Mr. Pollock ,ssents-
But admit il and vet Mr. Buehanans position is sub.,an
tsy the same One assertion /. Just as untrue as the
other There is difference in the degree but none in
the act or in the motive which prompted it, IL is no, inn
portan to know the precise words used by Mr. Buchan.
an IL il sufficient TO know that his ,sign was to mis-
lead the people Of that State and that such the eject
OF his declaration whatever il may have been lie is not
therefore in the slightest degree relieved by thi, modfca
OF tho language ascribcd TO Mr. Pollock FIRST,
report OF his speech
But an attempt Is made to screen him from the impu,a-
ton Of lending himself to the purpose OF wiully dece
ing the people OF Pennsylvania by stating that his opinion
in regard 10 Mr. Claws position on the tariff was deduced
from the several letters Of Mr. c. written during the can
Now do hesitate TO say that there is nothing
those letters which Justify the forced and unnatural
construction put upon them by Mr. Buchanan in order to
give color of FEASIBILITY to his fraudulent declaration and
il only by tearing detached ..ptence, md
from the body of ,bos. latter. thu, he WINS able successfully
to effect his purpose Why those very letters of Mr.
Clay were subiec,.d IN m, Soutk IN like mutil.on but
for the very opposi,e purpo.e of showing that Mr. Cay
was in favor of high protective tariff and we hazard
nothing in SAYING tim, the editor Of the Union who now
finds these letters evidence of Mr. CIays hostility the
protective SYSTEM because such construction of them
necessary to patch Mr. Buchanans did
himself in 1884, quote those very letters for the purpose Of
showing that they were not fairly of that con-
strucuon!
Again: The course of Mr. Buchanan in the campaign
Of Is44 is Interpreted beyond all possibility OF msappre
hension by nnumerabe coemporaneous events At what
great public gathering in that State at which 4, WINS pre-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-20

design OF the present (B. Davs & Col to on
large their operations and extend their works have no
hesi'aney In saying that they would be Unsuitable do
ing Tho iron Of Virginia makes the best and the tough
estnai OF any iron in tho Union and pehaps the world
aud OF course always have market Tho tariff n
was repealed could bot slightly ipiare this branch Of
indusuy-compcuon could not annoy themthe suppress.
sion OF enterprise alone could cripple thcm There are no
nails made In Europe by machinery but hands alone
In Europe have ALWAYS been refused Their Introduction
would throw thousands Of labots the cold charities of
the world II Of their mechanics were TO apply TO us
Tor such privileges politicians would rrant them though
would swing milestone around the neeks OF our own
IL has become ruling principle with our politicians now
to seek hrsi the welfare Of the kingdom OF Great Britain
IL go we must bear IL, until like fathers we shall re-
cover our rights Every dog has his day. and the cats take
the night for IL and End remedy for all our pre-
sent political woes In the Constitution aud in the virtue Of
the people.
The pig metal used these works Is broush,
y TO the door, the Canal, which 10 great saving of
drayaee, &c. Those who wish to commence manufac.
turing on small scale should to the country and
They can do much cheaper. and the facilities of
travelling and transportation sell their articles with
equal advantage in Richmond with all others To make
Richmond great city, dot your villages around
H. This will give motives and to the farmers
Houses must necessarily be opened city 10 sell hes,
goods Boston, New York, Philsdclphia and Baltimore
mold hs relation to the towns those States Fac
tories viii increase city from this course
Many persons deferred from going business OF this
hu IN our cities on account OF the expense attending
nave pressed this subject before, and clearly con-
nnced the true policy OF all young aud industrious
men with limited means. have question that nails
be made cheaper here than any where country
aud made well too at that The propretors Of these works
nave taken number of apprentices the county, who
before had nothing TO dothus giving employment TO many
"ho might have grown with bad habits There is like
WISE saw and gris mill the place-aso store
and quite collection OF houses making altogether plea
SAINT niue village. OF this whole concern is grind
ing oppression to ths farmers around and we may ex-
Peet Mr. Leake to get up regiment OF .untcrried de-
hoes TO make an attack With eannons guns and sword
IN hand upon the town, and demoish il!
John SMITH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-20

u The New York Journal Of Commerce rsjoiees
that all opposition to the Tariff Bill will he hopeless
So, we magne do the foreign importers the agents Of
the British manufacturers in that city, Of whom that pa
per the organ The Tariff hardly fail to find
warm advocates throughout the British kingdom "a
well as in tho British Parliament But whether that fact
ought to recommend it to American Congress or will
render 1t acceptable 10 the American people, may well be
doubted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-20
A DeserIpr GnmrhIt

letter from Washington the Baltimore Sum- of the
10Th inst. relates remarkable ncide Last night G
says) appears that Senator SemPle of Iinois tried it
supposed, escape from voting on the tariff bill by ts
king his passage in the Baltimore After hs baggage
had been slowed away, and he had taken his seat he was
discovered by his political friends and in friendly man
ner pulled out They could spare him" We have
heard Of running down uyman in the West but this
the first instance record Of aesting a runaway Senator
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-20

10y THE COURIER, which arrived last Mon
- day received superb PIANO FORTEs from
hetss stodaH Dunha New Yok They hne q
tse and workmanship cobnus seetnsss dseacy and bril-
lant isund tone, win a dsHghtB
Tha arva added N oct already rebders
msnt complete shordng lhoe search q
me opportunity Of selecting from o.
styles n huish Mash WOODHOUsB
Ju 80 i99 MAN ..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-20

IL Between and 400 houses destroyed at the re-
great fire IN Nantucket and the destruction Of proper
y Is estimated a upwards Of million of dollars Great
restitution and suffering must be necessarily consequent
upon this calamity and strong appeal il made by the
lectmen Of the town to the sympathy and beray Of their
fellow citizens throughout the Union
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-20
Freshei on The Roanoke.

The last Petersburg Intellgeneer informs that there
has been another reshe the Roanoke which all
the young planted the preceding freshet
estimated that 100000 barrels Of corn destroyed
the Roanoke by the first overflow .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-20

~ Some days ago copied from letter OF the Wash.
ingfon correspondent Of the Boston Atlas the following
statement: Mr.. McDufhe told with his own lips that
had become the duty every Statesman to
take ground against the reckessness OF the Administration
and he meant do the first occasion that offered
The Union authorized that there is no sor1
foundation for this statement" Whist has the corespon
dent Of the Atlas say this authorised contradiction Of
his positiye assertion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-20
MARRIED
DIED.

In Portsmouth, on Wednesday si'srnoon, By the Rev
Mr. Lsughorno, Mr. 7. BaEctay, Of Richmond 10 Mis-
JOHyANvA DlfEsDF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-20

IL The Manufacturers who mastering at Washing
ton for the purpose OF defeaung they can the proposed
change in the Tariff are, understand, principally lead
ing Locofocos. Among them, told by the CORE
sPondent OF the Baltimore Patriot, Mahlon Dickinson
Of New Jersey, Secretary of War under General Jack
son. who declares that he would rather 20 to War with
Great Britain than that the present Tariff should be
peaed Another Is EG- Governor Porter OF Pennsylvania
who declares that every establishment in that State
will have TO stop if the Tariff be adopted. Ii any
thing could induce to look with competency upon the
proposed change in system, confess 1t IS
the just punishment which that change will inhic upon
such these, who with their eyes OPEN armed the
enemies Of the Tariff with the power to destroy it,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-20
n q L &c I,S

HE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICH.
NOM fRhDkRlCkshuRG a foruaAC RAILROAD IL Al.
TAM are remhdcd that that Company
Wv DC heia on ~ tsnAf NENr the sist ~ ~ pr
u. AT the Ohec of tio ompany '
puns'aai aud an attendance Stockholders particular
V"aue''eu- ~ ~ q. w. MACMuRDo, TT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-20

SoicDf A young MAJ named Louis Hoc, IT,, commit
ted suicide in grave yard in Tallahassee, Fs tho 25d
n, by blowing he brains with double bsresd gun
He body Was not found of seveIAl days afterwaTds.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-20

AZ eOlorsd msn nsmsd Benjsmin Young, . ssrvsni
q Gen ws'hnsiOo, died Ia Berkeley county the "a inst
sFsd IOG
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-20
BANK OF VIRGINIA.

W There ~ absolute ,eItninty I'M, -, -
pheaiion OF the TOOTH ACHE SPECIFIC in TWo MiSIrPr,
eneeiua cures Tooth Ache and keeps tooth .utreIv
cd from decay Also that rheetusy .orepe,. Of ~ 80
Prepared and loli by CAyNop a ,sn ssahh-
ju 10 Thsn,.s' :, nOOp,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-12

BUTTONS THEATRE, FRANT sT.-BcSt BiH Of the
SeaSon-Mr Burton as DR., PGngiOss. The sterling
aud iavorite comedy OF 'The Heir at Law with
Mr. Burton III his great character of Dr. Pangloss,
and "The Cricket Oh the Hearth, - in three acts, are
the attractions at this popular place of amusement
for this evening. The simple announcement of MIR,
Bulsn's name as the faccous l.. l.. D., will be suf.
hcient TO crowd the house from pit to dome. For
the excellent cast of characters in both pieces see
advertisement.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-12

THE MUseUN-Beneft Of Mrs, Watts. This excel
lent actress takes benefit at the Saloon o the Mu
scum this evening" and offers for the occasion most
admirable bill. Sheridan Knowles favoritc play of
"The Hunchback," and the new musical drama of
"St. George and the Drag with variety of sing
ing and dancing by Miss Cannon, and Yankee s,o-
ry by the Great Western, are the attractions. The
beneficiary is most deserving actress, and full
house will, we have no Doubt be her reward to night,