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FALSE POSITION CORRECTED.

"lSpErENpENr." the well.sdviscd and able
correspondent OF the Philadelphia North Amer.
can. endeavors to correct, upon good authority, a
prevalent error TO the objects of the extensive
war preparations made by England within the
last year, by and land, but principally on her
own shores. He ascribes these preparations 70
the effects produced by book from the PRINoE
DE JoINvILLE, in which the "practicabiliiy OF a
descent upon the English coast by a French fleet
of steamers" was clearly pointed out.
Speaking OF the preparations which followed
that publication, to ward of all possible danger
from the weak points suggested by the 'ambitious
son of their most invcterate rival" the writer
SAYS
Ordes accordingly issued for increasing the steam
force. Contracts made extent tor
fitting vessels OF war; repairing those laid up, for large
supplies Of ammunition. end the other necessary equip
m-nts OF formidable addition force air, ady numeri-
csy the hr-i IN the world These preparations were be-
gun aud acted Tor. long before any difficulty
pretended either aide, the adjustment Ut the
Oregon negotiations and inclined doubt whether
the then ordered by the has been
tended In any manner form. In connection with this
matter have pleasure stating these explanations were
given IN answer To the inquiry OF distinguished statesman
by Mr. faekenhaIn, AT time snd under circumstances
which utterly forbid the superstition that they could be IN
hueneed IN any way, by the existing difficulties, which IN
truth did not then appear
Ii due the British Legation here and the interests
OF the country, that this should obtain proper
publicity, aud have been influenced by desire, not only
TO throw o upon the troubled waters but develope the
vile eIpsdenIs which adopted popularity and
strength To 1T INSCRIPTIONS political huck-er-, who
have stimulated cry and ready entail all the
dep"rable consequences Of measure upon the ma
on, To their personal purposes and prospects
The Pcsident within the last thirty hours has signi
ed his intention give the Notice iRstaHfsT, Congress
vests nny discretion his hands. lie argues the
Commits him tn that explicitly, aud he would not
depart from it he could"
And the same writer, in later number, states
with some degree of confidence, that there is an
unofficial understanding between Mr.. Buchanan
and MIR. Packenham, of plan of compromise of
existing difficulties.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23
NOMINATIONIN EssEx.

Alta meeting held in the town Of Tappahannock, on
Monday the 18Th Jan'y, for h" purpose of selecting
suitable candidate succeed present talented pre-
sentative who has announced his determination TO with
draw FROM political life f.. VI. WARE. Esq was called
to The Chair, aud Taos. CRoNToN Esq appointed Secrets
~.
On motion Of Geo. w. PurkinS, committee Of fifteen
Wa appointed TO make nomination and the Chairman
appointed. to compose SAID cornlneeJ. W. Robinson
Thos. b. Garneu, W. l.. Waung, w. T.. Brooke o. JET
fries, j. CroEop, W. Clements, r. CroGton MojOr John
Hancock Smith, DIR. ]. Minor, H. Z. Gaewood L. A Gar
nett. l.. Sale and Paul Spindle.
The committee unanimous in favor Of our former
distinguished representative, DIR. LAWRENCE ROASE who
being spprised lby committee of three selected by the
Chairman Of HE by the Committee aud Of the
approval Of said nomination by the people, came forward
aud consented agan the lists for the Whigs who
had heretofore sustained him. and hsnked them for their
continued confidence.
On motion Of G.. W. Purkins, Esq
Resolved. That the proceedings o this meeting be for
wafded TO the Editors Of the Wing. 70, publication
T.. VI. WARE, Prcs't
THOt. CHnnTos. Sec'y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23
THE REVIEWS

Mr.. Joseph Gill; the Agent has furnished copies OF
the republication Of the London, Edinburg, Foreign
and Westminster Quarterly Reviews, 4" Tor December.
The Westminster contains Essay upon imprisonment
for Debt which struck being worthy the attention Of
Staesmcn-oi such especially desire credit main.
tsned proper basis. Credit Ut truly said) in
dspenssble thing in civilized country it is the second
mark, indeed OF civilization bu', urged being ndis
pensabie must be protected. The method OF aording
proper protection the object OF the treatise which both
profound aud instructive.
An article in the volume, Scandinavia, will in.
the Student and Scholar and readers generally who
are fond Of investigating the records OF the past.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23
DR.. EIfoa', Leeture.. l0-nisAt.

We hope readers will recoect that Professor Elton
lectures night at the odd Fellows Hall, the int
resting subject Of MoS vesuVius its eruption which
overwhelmed the cities OF Pooe and Hercuaneum aud
the excavations Of those rG:a the lava which en-
IOmbed them.
DIR. Elton is well known gentleman Of fine classical
Atsinments. and has delivered hs lectures pa>
ces with decided appreciation. BY particular request
he repeated them in Philadelphia and New York.
The people oi x richmond may expect in them ord-
nary entertainment and bespeSk for him large attend
Sreo The charge is moderate and the snow
viii render night rather pleasant Than
bsioTe-e,peciay in the absence Of the gnsgh, by which
hope soon to attend such Concerts and in
teresting Lectures.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23
TME LATE IAMEs nnRAN-

Inc gentleman whose funeral noticed In the subioned
paragraph was not unknown 10 citizens. lie was
man q" genuine oo1uenee, ahd seemed destined fof life
u usefulness.
Appropriate honos the memory Of the late Mr. Tob,n
nave been paid by the Court aud BaT IN Washington Jo
seph IT, Bradley presented TO the Court the proceedings
~ the par Oces OF the Court end Jurors In doing 49,
he paid just Tribute ~ The memory II the decssssd ~
language tie more touching and eloquent because 20 evil
DENLY flowing from full heart Tears fell from the syes
Ut the speaker aud bis audOry aud od better lan words
could eEpfese hat the Oi hollow csre
mony, ut Of Deepest interest in the community. e was
followed by n G. lee, Esq, who offered smother lust aod
eloquent Tribute TO the dead. The funeral Of Mr. lloban
with every mark Of respect took place ednesisy from bis
late res idonee IN Washington--ALEr. Ga
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23
WIG MOVEMENT in ESSEN.

Nj GAESLrr, the present yiglant delegate. having de.
clned further service it gill be gratifying the Wings
generally know that the nomihauon has fallen Dr.
LIwREscE RoasE who formerly served he county with
fidelity. and who amidst oil the shilngs and turnngs Of
fshy politicians him. has wOvered in the dark
ssi times lie Of those gallant spr's who love
srvently, the II imperled. GIisoec.
will be Of real pleasure Wings in all parts
Of tho State
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23

With single exception, and that tho year when tho
Compromise Act had down TO he lowest point being
The year previous 10 tho adoption u tho present Tariff
there hes been very rapid increase In the consumption u
-Four and Western produce generally Boston, and Of
expectations towards that point.
Compare these facts and figures with those which pre-
sent the foreign consumption and the foreign market sinks
into nsiguifcancc Nass1oh1ses gives larRer demand
for Flour ordinarily, Than England and France ogstber-
Let be remembered the statements above are intended
o. show the trade 81 Boston alone, without taking into
consideration the Of produce that finds market
10 Massachusetts without passing through reaching the
Capital Of the State.
There were received A. Boston, from oil quarters dur
ing the year 1856 millions three hundred and seventy
one thousand four hundred and bushels q CORN being
very lsrge increase any previous year The sta
scs since 1872 show gradual increase consumption.
There were also received at Boston, during the same
time, 5i5 .55J bushels of Oafs-Ohi0 State JOHrnat
The Nauy Of ne UHifed Staf,s,--The number and
oss II vessels IN the naval service on the s dav f Or
lnhnf- BE- ainled ~ The g.. -. =. G.ll.....
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREs1DENr

Nv and NTH ne adoies and consent Of fke Senate.
Joss sADti, II Louisiana a. be envoy extraordinary
and minister penpytenusfy 10 the Mexican republic
SYLyGsIER CHURCHILL late inspector general 10 be in
Peeiof general 10 the Amy with the rank o colonel TO take
si0n.
1HsLs RlSp. be collector az the customs Tor the
o'scI and inspector u The 81 the port Of Nsa
,efAeb ~ 'he State Of Msssachu cts, vice William X .
bpsiop, Who's COMMISSION hes expired
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23

The JsnusF, aumber, Of Mckinley A. Leseures valus
n. wort, cootaas "A Treatise the Praeee q me High
CS-ss q Chanoery with some frseues Observations on
u. Fissdines In h-t coar by Edssrd Robert Daniel.
v n. nsns,sr ct Lss." And the February snd March
sSmsss. 'wfHeoa'sln con,inusfos Of The Tfest.e.
Th. wosk Of greet value % Iessi gentlemen who
s.sss o. ~ ,hosoaghy scqssnss ~ish ebsne-'V pe'd
iassia Easssd, ssd, eOnssgscnce 10 our own com
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23

THE Carr BfLL FouyDpy ~ WEsr TRoY.-We lesrn
ihoi 255 bells averaging 53i lbs eoch have been
the eEensive foundry Of Mr.. Andrew Meneeley IN West
Troy, during the past ysaust i3 more ihan N l544
fve Of these bells for The Gre department u New
York city.
u u, We believe universally conceded that IN folness
snd cearncss II tone me bells csst AZ Mr.. Meneeeys
iound are unsurpassed Wy any the United Sstes; and
We VIII venture cay that those brought from England
home manufactured arhcles frofn NJ. Ne. works.
IN. Y. Times
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23

The occurrence Of war will nearly annibiato the
revenue from customs, that will be large allowance 10
Sdmi, that the odd money ,iour aud half nilons)
of the present revenue from that will be annually
available to the Treasury from customs after war begins.
This snouu than collected ~ the second year
Of tho Of 1872 before were even thought
oi sud almost before navigation of a1y was
cessiully prsctised
War will therefore produce deficiency Of twenty mil
lions q dollars In the required defrsy the Or
binary eEPonsos Of the Governments and after the st year
Of war. five millions Of dollars will be required ian amount
uhch will Increase with eaeh year addition max Ing On
snnusl amount Of twenty millions Of dolar which must
Be rased, The very beginning o the war; by DIRECT
AND INTERNAL TAXATION. We do not pres. ,h 4.
eons,dersnOu IS sny against necessary war;
bot we do Pot readers whether they are willing 60
psy 10 u States ercisemsn upon oil that they eat or
dfnk upon the houses that they live IN and the
shops that they work n; aud upon every thing smost m
Cos Cseaaon, ior republication Of those honest gentle
men. In COngre Oft who arc Of opinion that IT
svs purY TO SEEK a wAR!-NaL lat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23
THE IEGISIATIIRF

The last days have been working days in the House
OF Delegates. 10 the absence Of the University Commit
Tee there be disposition take up important
business and this affords opportunity for pushing ahead
many bills Of q merely local character.
The Convention question, the several plans Of Educs.
tUu and some Internal Improvement bills will oil be ne
cessarily pressed during the coming week.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23
mAIkKIED.

On the 22d instant, by Rev. l.. l.. Magoon, Mr.. VIII.
LIAM A WALTERS to Mrs SUSANNA 8. BoorH, all Of this
city.
On Wednesday Evening, 2lst instant, by Revd. 4. C.
baHaY, MIR AuGuSrUs BoDEKER of this ciiy 10 Miss ANN
daughter u Jesse Whitehead ESQ., OF Chesterfield County
Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23
MAGIC AND yENTRII,oOUIsM.

Sgnor BLrrz. accomplished Magician, about to
astons the natives" and all others fond OF the miracu
ous, by displays Of his wonderful magic the FIX
change Concert Room, for several nights sigh
OF his wonderful receptions may render somewhat ques
tionable the old saying that ''seeing is believing"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23
WHAT CONSTITUTES A sTATEi
by slR Nm JONES.

What constitutes n Siatei
Not high rsiAad b.ttlsmcn,s OF Iaborsd mound.
Thick wall or moaied gate;
Not cities proud, with spires and turrets crowned,
Nor bays aud broad armed ports,
Where, laughing At the storm. rich navies ride;
Nor starred nor spsnsed courts,
Where low browed baseness watts perfume to pride
No;-men, high minded men,
With powers rs Tar above dull brutes endued,
In forest, brake, or den,
As beasts excel cold rocks aud brambles rude;
Men who their duties know
But know their rights, and, knowing, dare, maintain
Prevent the long aimed blow,
And crush the yrant while they rend the chain:
These constitute q State,
And sovereign Law, that States collected will,
Ger thrones aud globes elate,
Sits empress. GROWING good, depressing i'll:
Smt by her sacred frown,
The fend discretion like vspor sinks,
And cen tn all-darzling crown
Hides his faint rays, and at her bidding shrinks
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23

MosI WICKED MURDER-The Louisiana papers sin,e
that young man by the OF orn, shot wee
at Lexington, by Fayete Shelby, &c General Shell
by. IL seems that Shelby, who had been dssipating
was sitting at the supper table, at the hotel opposite Or
nm Shelby got up from the table first and went out TO
the bsrroom where he remarked that there n damned
scoundre At the table. who had been looking too hard
athim. soon after orrin came out when Shelby told
MN he had insnlted him. Orrin replied how could | in
suit your never spoke to and do know YOU
SHELBY said, you looked hard me, my name is Shelby
aud do not allow persons IL look in way. 10
this Orrin replied, do not your name IS Shelby
shall look at choose. Al these words Shelby struck
him IN the face with his FIST, and Immediately as Orrn
turned with the force OF the blow, drew pistol from his
pocket and applying the muzze Orrins head tho, him
dead upon the spot The Democrat understands that bail
was refused, aud Shelby committed prison. lie belongs
10 an extensive and influential family. Orrn was from
Jessamine county, and has left widowed mother and Sc
yers brothers and sisters, who dependent upon him
for support
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23

THE,PIUs FISK, ESQ., from the editorshp of this
Journal leaves the hands Of JEssr +. DJw Esq
who lie be Joined shortly BY editor from Ohio. The
paper st bear the pendant OF the young Democra
ey" Mr.. Fsks retiring address ably written. but is
tba
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23
A LIST OF LOTS AND PARTS OF LOTS
In the Cuv of Richmond

Returned delinquent fos the non payment OF CITY IT,.
or the year ist5 which said Lots parts Of Lot. Wi,
be sod In from, Of the City Hail. on the first dsy Of tho
neat February Term VI the Hastings Court for the CITY
Rlchmoad In pursuance Of Ordinance of III. Civ
Counci unless tho Taxes due thereon together with %
per cent. additional, be paid BY that iima
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23

Will be sold at same time and place, part of
Lot No $40 Streets deay the expense to
the City OF filling aid Lot for purpose ahatng pu
JOHN WIGHT
January ed leI6-wtd City C0liaeisr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23

Lord Bfougham has had legsey Of 1000 si, him By
az aged maiden lady, Miss Fishery ''Opt Of respect and
edni'aIon Tor his sbiliues, eondac snd principles"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23
BREAD STILES.

IL - the genera impression among those best informed
the subject that large purchases Of have been
made ~ this market account Of the British
The shipments Vi this article Ireland have been i'm
nense, and all 10 one port Cork and a market A.
corn has been the cheapest description Ut grain s could
be sent, aud the duty, psiJ small has been
the best article that could be for the Consumption Of
the poor
1t well known that the French Government have or
dered, purchased and shipped from this port TO Gibraltar,
and from thence 10 Algiers eighty thousand bushels OF
wheat and other graina Of which " intended for the
French army ia Afca. Although It Is said that wheat
costs when received m the Mediterranean from the
United States than would from France yet u s alleged
that the Government there DESTROYS not 10 take their
supplies from home. diminish the stock in the French
market
II It's that the BRUSH Government have laid in
their supplies Of this country u certainly IT, that
France has purchased largely Of grain II is q new iea
IN the trade Of this country. THIS simple fact w.
throw ght the sudden announcement Of an ats
ration in the Corn Laws OF Great Britain
Although may we'll be doubted whether this country
will be benefited 10 the great that IL y
the repeal Of the Corn Lave, there can be no doubt that
whenever bread sufs shall touch very low point in this
county, they will always nd on outlet 90 Great Britain
This will have a tendency prevent tho extreme Iog
prices which the article has time reached
The last news from England 10 have had the el-
feet to suspend oil transactions produce bread stuff &c
Cotton b. the only article has moved add that owing
to the very low price Of tights, than to any other
cause.
There s podgouS anxiety Tor the arrival Of the steamer
among oil classes. Banks and moned men are holding
back.-N. Y. ErDrels
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23
JANUARY ~.
~ EW BOOKS received in advance at I2I

~ Main Street, by
J. w. RANDOLPH & CO.
No. ~ Harper Splendid BbIe-ese.
February No ~ YORK Illustrated Magazine with hne plates
25
Ci'urn Of Prague. translated by Mary uown-2,e.
Snowden Novel BY 7 Hook Csc.
Mate Burke the Sea born BOY. ny J n lngrsham. I9e
Gonsns: Review the Lfe and Writings OF n Coagh-
ny one quahrd with ths testimony Compared
weighed Ice.
Man in the Republic sehes OF Poems. by C. MauAsw.-
81
The Grace Of the Greeks BY A. Perdiears A. NJ late Con.
sui OF the u. \. at Athens vol-
hitehers New Map Of TeIas-5Oc.
Ihousani Lines hra offered 10 the wOrI by
Tupper. csc
Life Of st. Patrick Apostle OF Ireland which added the ee
iebratsd Hymn composed 1900 years slnee-sOe.
Another supply Proverbial Philosophy l2S
CHkLSTiES G.4Ly.SNIC RLyOS and MAGNETIC FLUID
RHEUMATIC GOVT
Two DR. CHRISTIE: sIf-Ansr trial OF aImo, everything
IL without good sdso think m-sa attribute remarkable
cure TO the power Of Gavahe and Magnetic
not mistaken ~ the they
Rheumatic Govt OF hong standing general
debility OF the syHtsm MRS. NARY JACKSON
100 Rank streei, N. York
b Mrs Jackson relative Of Major ~ NOAH
BY added the foIowing-
Dear DOctof-The above TO
not hess thsH happy result which tear
~Hn"ss with pleasure may
Come TO NY notice ~ nature equally fortunate and
Very sincerely, yours, N. N. NOAH.
New York Oct 10, 1895
beware Of only place
IA Richmond 10 obtain the genuine Rng and Fluid Drug
Store DUVAL a PURCELL.
N It7 Main 81.
PRICES Gold Rings 81 % SO each; Cor Common
Rings so cents each. 8alvanic FIuid, 81 boue
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EXPENSE OF WAR

The following article presents matter Of reflection for
the Whole people Is Il not we'll, in this. oil things.
70 "eOunt The cost
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23
OPENING or THE BRITISH PORTS.

has always appeared that much consequence
attached by those who style the Free Trade
party the advantages likely dow from a slmis-
sion Of foreign grain into the British markets The free
radc thus produced would certainly not benefit American
wheat growers. because they be undersod by their
rivals al other countries whenever there any thing like
iar competition. IL can scarcely have escaped the
collection OF any interested in the subject that ten
years ago, when crop short German wheat
sold in this country at 80 cents a bushels price
greatly below what farmers deem living rate, yet
such prce wall compensate the growers countries
whose peasany i've iGr half the which la
boring supported.
The Courier Flats Unis, Of New York. paper we'll 10.
formed commercial SUBJECTS spesks Of the matter thus
but do understand the JOY which the holders Of
American bread suils manifest the OF the opening
Il the English pOfls. This would have upon
the az lluTa interests II Amrca the which many
suppose. IL sc"id be much profitable the grain
and flour OF Europe. Of Africa, end Of Asia, which
readily thrown into the opening be made by The ob
rORauon Of the laws and which, Notwithstanding the
deficiency Of the harvest maintain price below that 81
American gran aud The price which had been kept up by
the first cries Vi famine by the aaTms mad
Of the latest accounts experienced considerable educ
ton, especially IN France"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23

hissing a CTODh-An exchange paper says, that when
the present king Of the French teaching Phade-
pia, he fell in love with Miss p, the daughter Of
highly respectable citizen Of that city Tho lady IA
Vorabe to his advances but compelled yield the
authority Of heriaher, who declared daughter Of
his nhoud dsmean herself by marrying schOoLmastet"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23
THE HOME MARKgT-ITs VALUE.

In the single item Of Flour, the impouaUns into Bos-
on from all quarers dunng the year 1916, according 10
he authorities o that city, hundred and thirty
housond one hundred aud thirty eight barrels. For the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23
DHILIP RAIN Return. bi. thank. 70 the

Pubic ,r he has received during
t past year 10 gve notice, that be-
thames II HE SHOP Mr. g. Crsue's The BLACK
SMITHS business branches and that Ne par
cusr nj enon making and fepng all machinery need
bsreo Fsetorios-bsrs bands, se Tie pledges himself
ok entrusted shall b. promptly executed spd manner
int he feels confident give gebea ~ateton lie refers
tos. A, and has permission
f,oulne rsnirunen Thos samI HaFcsove Jams Thomas
IT, 3 navd aiehfe Jos. Mosby a25-oofl'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23
IN cleosr Seed, Fie.r, wiae., &c.

Il 49, wi soic, VIfHtuin VI Oun-
a r seed pure e<as and of ssp>rsss yssh,y Panty
wi o. 'n- n'o approved brasA. rovr An
Ano nan erss tee non Cosdos Rosse' Cbsmo. I'm.
of delieioes favour. sERNxsn eevy 1890 ssa
u Sit rs'rN,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23

SCA Life Preserved.-Tbe following positive testimony
Of wIsTARs BALsAM been received BY the agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23

BALsAM has been received BY the agen,
In this city:
JoRBAv, New Yort, April Vs. Isfs.
In the Of 1891 troubled hoenoas and
dry hacking produced doubt BY change Of having
previously spent time the South and posbSsns lungs
AMI rather delicate e1nstuiion In February
heorrhage of the which contHusd until Lad
fccnt Of speak ioud ulonhs Through
medical andes partially recovered duh he
n attacked with ehn
Physicians sa hey could do for
rapidly sinking with Fortunately my friends
procured BAfsAM OP win CHERRY thinning iaht 70
time, and with the be-sinr n tind Providence
restored health which have enjoy
present without symptom
with exception being lue damp
a and sudden charges Of weather
EIlZABETH WILSON.
subscribed this 18th day 4 April ie45 before
a. CASE, Justice.
For ali, wholssais and retail. by
aQ9 GAYNoR a WOOD, Richmond.
O~r DR. ROSE, from Philadelphia, is IN Rich
ond e ElaHRs Hoi, where BE- will stay few days and
mar be eonuitd ~ aced with Ctyose Dasss.
treated By system o Practice Hs win probably
Chrome Ternsi system Of practice whls here b91ic