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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-17

A TOUCHING INCIDENT. On Sabbath
evening about o'clock little daughter of
Mr.. PatrickNlilligan, residing at No North
Federal Court, aged two years, crept into a
small hole under the floor in the rear of the
building after a favorite cat, which with its
litter Of kittens occupied the place. The en-
trance was so small as barely to admit the body
of the child, and once in it was impossible for
her to turn round. Not knowing enough to
back out, the poor child remained in this con-
fined situation until 10 o'clock Monday morn
ming. In the meantime the alarmed parents
assisted by neighbors, made the most dill
gent search for the missing child, the services
of the City Cricr being also called to their
aid but without effect. Almost despairing
and hopeless of success the father continued
the search, moaning and calling upon his be-
loved child, when he heard faint reply.
Directed by the voice, the lost one was at
length found, after thirteen hours in that per-
lions position. When taken out the little
sufferer was quite exhausted. The cat con-
tinued near the child the whole time, and but
for this circumstance no doubt she would
have met terrible death, for the place is in
tested with rats ofthe largest spec;es.-NGF
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-17

HEROIC Act. A son Of VIM. B. Dugan,
Esq OF Quincy, while bathing in a creek,
near Neponset bridge, yesterday afternoon
was taken by the tide out in the middle ofthe
stream, and being unable to swim was near
being drowned, having gone down once, when
Thomas j. Glover, one of his companions,
a lad only thirteen years of age, in the most
heroic manner, and at great risk OF his life,
succeeded in bringing him safe to the shore.
-~Evc. Herald.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-17
Illinois. official.

IY1ig.-Killpatrick, 5000 Abolition.--
Eells, 5,147. GOVERNOR, LOco.-A. G..
French, $3.50.
Loco majority over Wing 1857 Over
all, 1890.
1T. GOVERNOR.
Wilcox 1924. Smith $3.50. Wells
57,421.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
Isl Dist.--R. Smith, ind 1905 Marshall
62. Trumbull 5,0l5.
ID Dist-Scattering 2O4. MClcrnand,
9,151.
Sd Dist.-MLaughlin, Hd., 4,7So. Scott
SO O. B. Ficklin, 6,473
4M Dist-Kerr, 6,208. Lovejoy 1851.
Wentworth 12,026.
5M Dia.--Vandevcnter, 6,864. Wilson,
1916. Douglass 1928.
9Th Dsl-J. Knox 1856. Talcott 947,
Turner 8,S43.
III Dist-A. Lincoln e,34o. Walcott
249. Cartwright 1929.
The State has gone for a Constitutional
Convention by decided majority.
Vote in 1874: Clay 45,528; Polk 1920
Birney $3.50.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-17
TAME MNTANE,
EOSIAH ROSSET- s~>

- Err would respect
fully inform the inhabit-
ants of Brandon and Vi
cinity that he has open
ed a shop over Doct. V.
Ross Drug Store, where
he intends keeping on
hand agood assortment of
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-17

HARNESSES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
and all other articles usually kept in har-
ness shop.
Those wishing to purchase will do well to
call and examine work and prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as his trimmings are of the
choicest selections, and his leather is of the
best coax Tanned" Work will be done
thoroughly and in the most approved style.
REPAIRING done to order and charges
low.
naF Most kinds of country produce rcceiv-
ed, and liberal credit given.
Brandon, Sept. ID, lS4G. 1Stf
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-17

FFAVE on hand and offer for sale general a
H. a. sortment of GOODS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-16
NUMBER III.
Received Ocinhcr ~

" r. are now IN receipt Of a second suppiy al
s",-onahie. staple aud ney Dry Good. pnrr n. .,sn
since me lfa An many II Asn much boo~ Goa
nef ptiees ani Tor cash
al moterats profits Ttey N "a or h v, 80. m
and "ooen Ia-a'r plaid and hsured Zephyr pa a, .pl
n-no to- pain strP-d aad figured Mou--n.
style Ks for day evening dress eerapt he. 80
Aoos', cashmere sod eaheo Rose-, snrrey style.
Baek luse vies SHAPE and rr M, trn.s ,-...,
square and ioag Shiw plaid figured scarf. and ,.es
Ties French worked Ca Collars
ooioazlnes and Alpaca u,r bek s lustr- nd bhck ana
eoorcd satn &c Chine, making dresser. Cloak. y,. A.
van,y OF an Frrrs- Gmr- black and white Lae-. Buuons
Iof trimmings Rogers patent non-hriaking Plan
hes, Welsh and American ditto Ladies ns and - W.,
win ana without sesyss french cocts approved h,s.
phyr apps Tapes Mas Cloves, Sis Cotton
Hase AMI hif Hose. Boys and Moses ditto a. ,.t, p
HanSct' ksrseys ln.eys sItlnes- Cis- u-,e. YES
As SraVhs hanisereaicrs suspeni- LinenA
AM brown 5hrtnrs Uus-.Is ready NAE a.
ard over Coats and Cioaks, Tor Cent men.
say u,ruv,,,, =. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-16

The news OF biz arrival at San Iui. Po,o., which -
49, o'nsi aay; was at least premature. lie did
teaeh there til the Sth OF October.
We now for the frat time learn what r nil, m. Ne,;
- IerNed from tire seizure Of ina l. near Marin in.
mEe'u ot Zen Taylor At Monterey. Among the multi
oe o' papers forwarded by Am2uda to SAINT Anna and
~, Government we find letter from our Secretary Of
VIZ Marcy To Gen. Taylor. revealing the design %
u i0tnpieo and San Luis POtos The letter is dated
sept ID. and though our account Of the con-
ens OF the letter will be Old story at Washington W..
say mere that the des GA the ecretarys letter u 10
on zen. Iaylots opinion rather 20 die, ate line
proceedings Tor him. lie told what the Government
na7 thought OF doing, and what ha think, about il
Inc Government refers him fer information upon vari
oI- poins-as 10 the difficulties OF his own advance
~h"'her he deems advisable continue his march upon
San Lus Poiosi and various kindred topics. The .tte
p1sues It's inquiries IN the respectful terms de.
ie'ns II 10 the better Judgment 1t General Taylor; bot
" eoure discoses plans the number OF troops in
fenced to be used against Tampco ard some other gene.
., pafneuiars The Isier Of Gen Ampuia covering NJ,
us'e' desPaca contains singular paragraph IT, IN our
nac we rightly apprehend It's 70 the following effect
E'sry moment which passes confirms my isc4 OF tic
1nAsn'2 adsantacHs have gained from hshtn- f,nr
CONSECUTIVE Gays 1t honterc since the ,uamy e1e
stht q, iect 70 TIC Mexican solder. znG An. .cau
o'h u'"'1 ~ IN sash pru!Isi0l THAT FRO. rifE CE,rE
ATS or TuE CNEiv TAE sCssEsrrsx % A.. ARCTIC
L''L. "ELk 81 ca 'E-.nns, a. t were, eii part ot
ti re H.. ir1op7'
Since w- "g t- es.t5 W h,v- seen ,so,her ,o. IN.
asstLoo made N tFc eg'tlr' 9. Am,rda ha; rns ,pF
W - H.-4aiilL WAS srss-N-rD AEaEcAS lFfIcEE I;
aid Tue e& cans ore led presume It YVES suggested by
'e" BteArE he par; our regulars were cut 10
pieces at Monterey.
The New Orleans Plcay une, from which we
obtain the above intelligence, farther states that
there had been some Tebeous movements in the
City OF Mexico, indicating another Pronuncia-
mento against the Provisional government of Gen.
Salas. The first of these movements occurred
on the l1th OF October, and was promptly re-
pressed without resort to force. The second
took place on the Dist, which was also quoted
alter some moments of CONFUSION. These revo.
Iutionary outbreaks are strongly deprecated by
the Mexican papers, which appeal to the people
in the most energetic terms to unite against the
common enemy. Senior Cortiza and Senior Re-
Jon had resigned their seats in the Cabinet, it is
supposed in consequence of these commotions.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-16
Step over and take Tca.

q lo4. Main St, can be found a full assort
= me, or every variety o. TEAS ron The house Fl m. Car,
lea CouraHythe Oldest Amenea These T.-, M, ,rt
IN aehases ei on--quauer opehah and on- uou,+ AMI
from the air with iaite wrapper d ma, j A. 80
in any einaaie. ard FOR nsth nf , In,
ny are The er,tvs vend~ reuune -rr ~, NJ,
ueing the ehoiecst qualities the pou or, p.
IN ih'-c country 'o oiaSA lea sod
a. as arc 500 IRON IS TO 70 per than the u.,a
aoe II ertire sats'at ven TIE nao,ev u5n
county eeal.rs an ali in wast OF choice ~ a. win
hhd nh asscrH.et', rites u p,et,,.
or sac BY the etesi chest &c e'
rave ai"' ,oF safe wocley woo-y's o,r
Euysu Crfees ,,,,sspIy =, S.s-, NO ana La
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-16
Vcrr Ln1c From me,icn.

Thrcugh The same channel by which received th b..
ieHscncc given 10 smother column from the Gulf squadron
We also received papers from Vc Cruz tc the 22l
Of Oct The intelligence BE- i1iercs Jog and important
In tho 6rs place general terms thut in no ~.
per which have opened do find any token Oi submits
sion the part Of the Me1icsns in their conflict with h,
county Every paragraph bfeathcs thros Of Vengeance
Their loses enumerated In detail 70 found thefeupon
urgent appeals o. the patriotism Of their citizens "a
give up everything Tor the support Of tho war. lt not
much sly that there is the wsrmcst enthusiasm an
ell that We resdwhethcr IN editorial remarks OF
tho sry addresses with VIII oh the paper. are ere ded
The spirit Of a is "War 90 the knife" But this show,
the surface Of affairs only We shaI have occasion n
incidents, which csd suspect the country 10 by
no means 90 united as the crisis in aor Affairs would
10 demand
We INTO the details Of tho news without mach o.
tempt arrangement time Tor revision; but this will Be
excused. And 6fst Of Sauta Anna.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-16

Under the necessity Of emitting the putlica
ton of the Wig this morning, IN consequence
OF the removal of the Printing Ofic,, we hasten
to lay before orr readers, in an extra sheet. the.
lo"o"ing important intelligence rom ths seat cf
War received by tho last rcai!s. More detailed
accounts vii! be given tomorrow:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-16
FAsRlON,s LEAD QuARTERS.

H. u. SPENCE, Agent, would respectfully in.
hru h fcnts and the psba, bas returned from
tle Moth With -ss'umrrf o. suptrf1c CLOTHING Boz o rf
dnsh equat superior any That hs seen on he VIZ
g7a ptbIt COMPUTING iu IA % new
coats n stye psss anJ Frock Cots CIhs Ec-,ts 7,
r,. 1ofut o. Bgsina' rant Of style super fancy snd
bk Co. faury ia md tn Nes Cashmere fn.y vevot A.
OF superior q1arv sid uy- Mtrno Utdsrhs srs ,
Fancy aud sn Cuvas scaffr Eusprnsf- uss n
Gloves. Hoe. a..
1h- above aftcss will BE- fo ou the most re,.or,bs t,.
r. w. VII az hertt'foe feneuien prafetunrI haze Gar
~. Hads i ofie ~ ne Fashouahs sab Of JNO o.
b. of thr Erpfca 81.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-16
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
7 = +.
NEW RAILROAD AND SIEA sEfoAT LINE
Between kichn,snd and Norfolk. PSrt.rnoutI,
Old POint Con- fort, PLrf X.nIrhnu

~
Between kichn,snd and Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Old POint Goinfo DC Port X.aIthaII.
fAEs REDUCED 10 10 Goats, INCLUDING MEALS
= e. hTENHE public is hereby notified, that
S&3sEEZs n the quick and beautiful Steamer AuGUs-
IA which is in the eonrete ocr for day and -ri
line and Unsurpassed her accommodations running ts-
tween fot waitha and Norfolk ~ Cars non
Richmond and Petersburg Ct e i9E IS oG ia-
dig
PasseaEers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS wEDHEsO AVS
nd FRIDAYS, ats A. NJ breakfast board Aususs and
Norfolk about O'Clock, Returning the rusta
leaves Norfolk at 81 on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sA
TtbDANs passengers brcakfarg boa- arriving al Pom
Wsihal NJ half past ~ NJ aud Al Richmond r. NJ
will be perceived from the above, comfortable snd
expeditions line persons visiting Norfolk business The
opportunity Of usuetng and returning by next
norHrg a to be absent from their single only
The Augusta will the llndiags James River 10
take and any points on the river
where a signal sm7de.
The public may assured determination Of the
Propreinis keep this line permanently accommodate
travellers between hehosA aaa Norfolk the
the lowest
Fo further information ueke feigAt apply Dpo,
The Richmond and Pete'Surs Railroad Company the Ticket
Agent
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No Advertisement TO be considered by the month
specified the Manuscript previously agreed
tween the parties
p An advertisement marked the copy Tor specified
Of Insertions will be continued until ordered and
enacted accordingly
SJ Regular AdvertiScrncuts.-To avoid any misun-
derstandng the part OF Advertisers proper
state dsE that their privileges only extend To their immediate
business Real Estate Legal all Advertisements by
them To be n additional charge, and variation.
a Real Estate Agents Advertisements be
inserted the charged subject
such discounts shan be agreed upon
" Aueonees Bookeners and yearly advertisers generally,
engaging qaureS with privilege OF change, shall
their yearly insert than the
standing under the and al
exceeding such be charged the usual rates
Scientifically Wing rs
per square and so
per square for each continuance.
July LIST. Isf5
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TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

-MASUE4CToRYl -5bore CaloEhi7 Strrsi
I69 North 9th ST PhiIndclphin.
FHNnE n-hed and oGrs sales handsome
vehelss Of the latest style Of fasASH, such
double and Cauyal Wagons Of
terms; Sss York Hagas with without tops &c
which will dispose the enable terms All deseP
order warranted to be OF the best
terals and Workmanship.
csn ard Western Merchants wishing to purchase any OF the
articles and before purchasing
elsewhere.
Al Work coming om his Mandatory parra=ed fer
year.
- Having received the SILVER MEDAL being the highest
awarded Exhibition OF the Franklin institute
superiority workmanship line among which
fourwheel PslaHfs viii be sufficient eeommen
dalton for the iuprT'.niy OF his work.
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
100 North Fifth street, above CaIiowhIl Philadelphia.
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE.

FENIE Franklin Manufacturing Company have hand at their
II PAPER MILL Depot OF the Southern Railroad good
superne and letter folded and
ruled and PLAIN; also medium printing enveop and
wrapping papers the Wholesale
public assured that In quality and
price viii with the production
NoheTn Factory They prepared orersfo
the their
require Merchants and dealers requested call At the Paper
nd amino for therp.e NH 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-16
NUNS 4 CLARK'S PIANOS.

Whatare the req Iisites of a good Piano!
M ANY persons IN purchasing a Piano Forte,
IVt suffer be guided by the appearance Of the
polish OF the the loud OF noies but the good
Judge takes aeert,r that he purchases merely toy
OF cabinet flTEia; substantial and durable must
cal instrument
good Piano should be equal touFhouteyery ofthe
quality touch GIT elasie-sironE
OF Its aetol aud altogether neither too loud (Which anor
months becomes harsh and wlry) The contrary son
require yeaTs o before ths
that peculiar mud sound oceaored BY the thickness
soncss Of the leather tn hammer which strikes string
These Ihe requisite 81 q really good Piano
The subscriber has beGn during whole m engaged the
dy OF aud particularly u the Piano o; VIII eli he IL and
for IS yeaTs sIy teaching no RehNond) lie
beecm gacc the sale % the given
eh MIRA tuning aad regulating them
consequently he himself competent
judge OF the merits OF For and purchaser who buy
OF him may assured that they Will have good instrument
~ Al Pianos sold by him considered sold sub
jet returned should the purchaser be peey satisfied
with his purchase.
@ Piano packed with and forwarded with despatch upon
receipt o. n order. F. H. TAYLOR,
Piano Forcs, Music and Musical Instruments,
30 100 Main opposite the Banks
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CLOTHING +! CLOTHING!
NO. IO2.
Il IL 2, A. Il Il

X f. r, n q & o.
XNTE receiving supply Of Rcsdy made Clothing for
w Fall and Winter wear, consulting. IN part, Of
Fine and medium Beaver overcoats
do do Ffock Coats
Extra French do Overeoats
DO black Cas- Froeks, new style
Tweed do do do
Do Caess Sacks, all prices
Douhls ~. I'd Tweed, do
Tveec Froeks, something
Plain - Pants, good quality
Frene. in do
Cord great variety
Fine Cloth ID eSs Coats, under way
Do French Frock do. "
Fr- quality cord satinet Pants
DO do miKd do do
No. Sat. Searfs bTk and cold
Black cord Cravats
New style Neck Ties
Silk, sain, velvet elo;h merno AND otter Ncs's.
~ We have a No. Cutter, and make any garment
the shortest notice and warrant good it,
SO KEEN L co
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.
CHANGE OF HOURS AND FARE.
One Dollar To Portsmouth a. Norfolk

AND
FIVE DOLLARS THROUGH TO BALTIMORE.
by the James River and Bay Boats.
SssssSfIes,, The swift and comfortable boats Cur.
1As-s< PICK and ALIcr, Captains Davis, and
BrouEh leaves the wharf Rockets every
Sundays excepted O'Clock Portsmouth Norfolk,
and othe Bay Boas Hampton Roads
O'Clock.
Returning, the Curtis Peek ans Alice m leave Norfolk
naiey evers morning Sundays excepted O'Clock
Of the Bay Boats Baltimore aud touch the landings
the river going and returning.
Passengers going Richmond Petersburg BY ehrsp
and comfortable route iuh-yc dne Of Tie splendid
james about Hampton Roai, Portsmouth,, Norak Ep
Rap., and Od POM Comfort and Baltimore by
the neItmornng iOss Of sleep
leaving there that and ave Wash
nEton Cry breakfast transact DAYS business Baltimore.
and that evening O'Clock Boat
Petersburg the evening Richmond by
rast O'clock making the round nip Baltimore and back
loliuoud In lezs thai three days.
Passage and Fare Richmond Peleburr, from
Portsmouth Norfok breakfast and ncuded) 81
Passage and Pare, om Richmond Petersburg
Baltimore, tbrrakfas and dinner River
supper and lodging Bay Boats noIudei) s. 90
oc9 HAsKiNS 4 LIBBY.
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GORDON a. SKINK Err,
OFFER FOR SALE

OFFER FOX SALE
SA HHDS. ST. Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans
w sugar,
IS boxes and bb's loaf crushed. and puverzed Sugars
IS and bags Havana Brazil sugar
so binds Mo1s-cs, pan prime
30 half bbs Sugar holfe and Orleans Moasses
$50 bags Rio, LAgua aud Java Coffee
bales Mocha Coffee
IS half chests Gunpowder Tea, part very superior
halfehess Black do
Tea in G and ~ h. boxes
300 sides Sole Leather
500 lbs shoe Thread
los boIss Sperm mt Talow Candies
10 bags Pepper aud Pimento
10 bags Ginger
900 kegs Nails
$50 bags Shot
so kegs "Duponrs" Powder
200 feamS Wrapping Paper
Cap and Letter Paper
500 sacks Salt
Cheese casks and boxes
400 don Bed Cords and Leading Lines
rs doz Painted Buckets
so don Brooms
5000 lbs Bacon sides, shoulders and hams
SO bags Feathers
200 Nova Scotia GrndS;ones
Glass sJlO and 1OEl2
Sperm Fit and Tanncfs' Oil
Cotton Yarns saHpetrc, Coppcras Alum
Indigo Nader Starch. Wick Twine &c. &C.
JRoN-lOO tons swedes English, TIedegar and County,
pn'ng nearly all szei round, fiat aud square
Sheet Ion Nail Rods
sTEEts-Amerean and English Blrtsrcd
MAYORS Cast and shear Steel
TIN PLATES-967 boxes Tin Plate iOIl, 1920
COPPBR-2OO0 lbs BmEiers' sheathing aud Bolt
1000 rs Wite assorted SIZES from No TO IS
Iine, Bar and Sheet Lead &C &C. el3
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.fE6 LNOR BREMEN.-1hc A / coppered AID
NIX - eopyor-fastened ship WEST rHAIIA Capt wcsscls
viii load Bermuda Hundred for Bremen in Oeto
Der Flour small freight
few cabin passengers also be aceormrfs Cd Apply
20 HENRY LUuLAM 4 co.
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w " ID Tor the Information OF the public,
- deemed proper now three day lines
rom washington TO Phiadephthe leaving Washington At
VI, reaches Pha ha by =. mhs SECOND leaving wa -
ngioh At IL NJ reaches Phatephil M-and the ast be-
nr the great mail line above teubcc leaves Wa hu.t-
NJ 81 r NJ aud baltimore Phiadspria IA The
eoue Of tbs nifm The tavcT by racad line has under
hese arrangements the advantage OF being ph in -
nouns from The tine Of his leaving Richmond; or " he desires Il
IN Washington during aneruooa and nsht Of M.
ar va and be Philadelphia the or may
aci business IN Washr Until Ie day AMI yet arrive in
Phiadsrha aten eATy u tlr
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" gIItS.
w have OF hstd varetg MUFFs Of the very be hin .
W to &c KID as,or - nte fond
no THOa p putr- a ~,
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RICHMOND DAILY WING
ry ToLEn, ELLIOTT a co.
FROM THE SEAT WAC

MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER ls. 1876.
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Riebmono Dailp fubis.
RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT NJ. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
TERMS

DAILY Pap-rss single copy IS; for
I've copies $40 WEEKLY snse ~; five copies S.
for s5-aways in advance. Remttanees may
made Of Publishers evidence il
icy.
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GLOID'S BU1TER-A lew 6Tkl0s o-i1s
- quai-.y, jis' received an FOR ,ale by
no. GCgDoN 4 sKfNKER
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{ Ills. Juids and New Bodfol lieFcsed
~ Larle oH, vvsr1arted of 17erJr o,-l - 81 =
y w. a. Ag,rt o. IA uaagf-ei.res
&c a--t4i DAVENPORT. hrTRy L CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-16

RSLANhEIS.-Th subscribers have on hand
an eIssisn ssoek OF Whs grey Bansst, fer .-rvap,
and CRIB and bed Blankets, which they as low n
'.s market mo ~ Tao n PRICE
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= S So5 SfHD-A '''A '' 70, e AZ q yyoor
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ENLANNELS.--The subscribers have on hand
the be't assortment they Fanaes white red
eli OF which sid act 70 strfak
no. THO r. PRICE A Co
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M 0OLSE1'S AND COVERINGS STG1a---
y no II GORDON
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GREAT MAILLINE TO TIIENORTIl
Fare To Baltimore
To WasItinCtou

HWlANELLLRSb BY Tins Line Richmond daii, Al Z A
= M reach Washington At P. NJ Baltimore at "a n Pbn
uephA In the course Of the night and New by IL NJ the
hea oaybein always bufines day,
days IN advance OF River and ay Bo
rare between Richmond aud Baltimore.
Eaie oet"een baltimore ard Philadelphia. .........
Fare l~een Philadelphia and New by the early morning
TuOS
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-. -. s1;I;sEs FINE C. NPOV.555lE .FEIs,
10 pANFNPORT Atr.Ev q N
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. The reGula

ttc packet sehr. UNION Hughes having potion Of
her cargo eE7gsd viii immediate despatch For freight OF
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1 ahd seen insrain do patterns
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