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Ms. THo,As BRADFORD went to New York few DAYS
ago IN search OF Gale the artist and found bim near the
post o1ce Mr. Bradford endcsyored to persuade Gale TO
return to Boston with him, but unsuccessful Gall
however gave him the which will be found
below, and requested that shold be published - Boston
Post. "Nryy Yuav %, n ts1c
To the citizens Of Boston III beg pardon for giving
you any unpleasant feelings. am sony that cannot
govern myself better. thank God that I an vet alive
for ny iamiiys sake they indebted Tor nv life TO the
mate Of ship which lay by the end Of Granite yybarf
where wsnt to fulfil my design. had made PRAYER for
God 10 be mercul those was about TO leave behind
me. just az ! had ended, nun laid his hand on ms
shoulder and wanted to know what ~ the name OF God
was going TO do tod him my whole story and he was
s'.ry for me, and persuaded me to come TO New York
and he would keep my lie said might stay ON
board the ship That night would 60 in the cars in the
morning DID - and here am, more miserable than
ever going from pillar TO poet, like Hamers ghost
shall leave this county IN lew days never 10 return
sh1l often send home pictures be sold for nv family
50 now, Boston, good bye hone you will patroniIs
the artists you st have among you ~ that they may not
BE- prompted 10 d. a. have done.
Yours with respect, T.. G.. GAv
rs. To the arusts generally You will no doubt l,pyb
AZ my weakness, but beware Tor fear you may fail INTO Inc
snare yonrselyes-no has command Of his own spirit"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28
For the Morning Courier.
Banyard's Great Panorama.

The chef dGHUrs OF panoramic painting covering moro
than $4,000 yards OF canvass the 0sduous end
ted labor OF six years ana much Of this time spent IN an
open skill the Mississippi the artist subjected IN tho
floods and storms, The searching rays Of summer sun tho
Per' Of falling aud floating trees, the and the snow.
OF winter. the snags aud sandbars at length COMPLETED
and will be exhibited for few nights the Apollo Rooms
This supendous achievement it is no more tbup utI ,o
cay, is entirely the work Of Kentucky Artist Its faith
iuncfs {" nature and it, Uraisabanes TO the many mir
tuTesque cities and villages which dot shores of the "a
her " IFateTs render II altogether one Of the most CT.
chung PAnoramas ever before exhibited Commencing with
extended and admirable view Of the beautiful MeIropo
lis Of the great valley Of the Mississippi the fourth cum
mercal city ot the world. NV ORLEASs il pteser,s
living picture OF the towns cities, bays planta,iors
and other sinking characteristics OF IN mighty riyer IN
10 the mouth VI the Missouri!
One is lost IN wonder and amazenent in the eonto,,
Patton Of tho neaness Of the design and its exquisite
cuton, by the hand OF a single arlis Whist the master.
OF the old world have rested their on piece OF sonia
ture portrait few dmuuye landscapes WINCH arc
measured by inche native artists grusp NJ whole
Continents and nsers, Of thousand miles 10 give scoD
aud verge 10 the aspirations Ol their genius and well do
hey carry out these mighty readings after immortal fame
We cannot well run INTO hyperboo attempting to express.
our admiration o this truly magnificent picture For II de-
mands unqualified commentator. TIE artist has nc
comPlshtd a work which will immoralize and II should
enrich him also. p
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MARINE INTELLlGENCE.
Port OF isichrnond.
s,1. vaier ulis DAG at ~ s'sissl. q. ~
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Barque Bachelor Page New Orleans 1ndres
DUMB MoneuT- Co. Ilsskis Libby AT tlaui. Iudl,m A
Co. stewart, Thpleu L. son, I wortham
sht Patrick HenIJ Chester New YORK. sundres brooks
Hudop, w Tayot, Edmond Davenport Do1Ly Hubbard
Gardrer Co. Weeb haeon Co Cseu,ha, Bros Gordon a
snnkeI Datenpnr Allen Co Fry 20, Iawss Van Deurscn
Ward bisse1 MeCandsh. Steeker Bod.ker Bro Gamer
Ton CrumP u s'asc. Dove. Duval w I.add n w
Goldman Co, Cay Mathews Co.'S Mere wAdswo
nerA Co. L l. Leonard Goote. Carpenter Co. w TYLER
!ohn'on Peyton kIisehmann, Andrew fiInJ Pltriu
Moore Barnes Co. woohouse, Crane. womb.
Van Lew smith A. Co, Sou her Co, COUNT Tn,ey
barsanin Price A Go, X Allen. Royal Morgan L q
ee Cam Valentine Breeder Co, Kent Kendall Atwate
Hassns Libby James Co. Patter-oa A Bur- lIunon None"
Co Keen Co Duval Co, Lu liam Co. Il Ro,enham
Stnher Booth wa nms haIilL Dosgeu Anderson w l.
Brother W Randolph n Co. Ke-s n sumner
SAILED,
Schr Grand Island, Young, Boston
stmr PooahontAs HoInnFshcad nd, baltimore.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26-Cleared, schr Greenway Couch
Richmond. ~
PnILADELrura October sc Cleared, schr Union, Hugh
e. Richmond
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VINEGAR AND om!-SwEEr Ont" What watering
shall we 20 20. my love- when go north % said rather
young and handsome wife yesterday her rather old and
unhandsome husband.
"D Don't know" the brief reply.
what do you say TO Rockswav, my love 7"
" fshaw! hate it, ~ puts In mind of nothins-no-
thing but squaing babics-you know can't bear babies
Well then, suppose. my love. you say yellow Syringe
No, I'll say no such thing. Why, the very force Of
Imagination. at such place, would give me the aundce
No, no; no Yellow Springs for me-
"fou would have objection. then, should suppose
to Saratoga-coud drink the Congress WATER you kn,
Yes every objection. I'm going to be hudded up
IN hotel, madam with society composed OF the two ,x
uemes-blaek LEGS and rongsd faces. And then a. for
your Congress wster-l abhor every thing bearing the
name; Congress originally designed, uadam-and il
has no, wandered inch from the objeci-it was crp
naiy designed madam for the support Of knave. at the
expense OF fools :"
well my love. let us not go north ALL il il be dis
pleasing 10 you-let US westo the Blue Lick Springs"
nan. hah. Ia! ha! Capital idea that. Go west, have
abowekno lodged in my abdomen. and have the Jury OF
inquest who should my poor corpse reporting acci-
dental DEATH, death caused by unavoidable
ces, or something OF that Oh you don't catch
me going to spend the west. And then To the
Blue Lick Springs. Fne that would be very fine indeed
Go to the Blue Lick Spnngsget licking the first day
from lot OF bHe rowdies-that coHld be amusc-
ment No, madam, the only watering place that will 20
TO this summer that you shall 20 to- to the shoLser
bdfh"-Delfa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28
ILOYt. To LIVE.

'i love To live" said pratlling boy,
As he gaiiy played with his new bought toy,
And merry laugh went echoing forth;
From bosom filled with joyous mirth.
81 love to live" said stripping bold
81 will seek for fame-I will toll for gold"
And he formed in his pleasure many a plan,
To be carried out when he grew a man.
81 love to live" SAID a lover true,
"Ob. gentle maid | would 1--we for you;
] have libored hard in search Of fame
have fouud it but an empty name"
81 love TO live" said happy sire,
As his children nearod the wintry fire;
For HIS heart was choered TO see their ioy.
And he almost wished himself boy.
81 love to live" said an aged man,
Whose hour OF lie was well nigh ran
Think you such words from HIM were wildf
The Old man was again 4 child.
And ever thus IN this fallen world,
Il the banner OF hope TO the breeze unfurled;
And only with hope OF life on high,
Can mortal ever love TO die.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28
/ LIVE no LOVE.

81 live to love" said laughing girl,
Add she playfully tossed each 1lxen curl;
And she climbed on her loving fathers knee,
And sna'ched kiss in her childish glee.
81 live to love" said maiden fair,
A. she twned a wreath for her sisters hair
They were bound by the chords OF love together,
And death alone could these sisters sever,
81 live TO love" said gay young bride,
Her loved one standing by her side,
Her lite told again what her lips had spoken,
And never was the link Of all ciion broken.
81 live 10 love" said a mother kind
~ would live guide TO the infant mind"
Her pre- cepts and example gwen.
Guided her children home To Heaven
81 shall live to love" sad a fading form.
And her eye was bright and her cheek grow yyotm
As che thought on the blissiu world on high.
She would live TO love and never die.
And ever thus in this lower world
Should the Banner Of Love be wide unIurled
And when we meet 10 the world above
May we love q live and live TO love
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28

Col D1nphon writes from Santa Fr, under date n tho
4fh sep'ember s friend IN Csy eou1iy Inst General
heafney had LETT with portion ui tive troops ,r the south.
e.B towns tho Del N1fo, md would be gone fifteen or
twenty days Meantime, Col. Dp1iphau "eit Boo com.
mund as temporary Governor, military end civil" 90 In
addition o. other duu6s," he s1ys. willard T. Hall and
m} -cIi orc arranging Che Government. etc., trying o got
ilc machine 10 operation. 10 i7u very afduOuE matter
c laws ne n Do Spanish, oni ev'y,hug done through
600 Interpreter, and there much M the laws conflicting
"i1 our consultation, % be altered. The officers and cut
ilans iIc department for OIL the counties above end
around here have no aH4 8krn the oath N aleg-
aucc nlry tribes Of Indians have been 90 20 give Bro nor
allegiance. The Indians citizens BOO the u accep,s-
ion Of The term, and by isr Tho 5avcs md somo Of
h'm nc weaihest rton oi the North part Of the Ter
rtoy"-M LIME h,pu5i ran.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28

o-GALyANIsM AND ITS APPLICA-
HtvN - REMEDIAL. AGENT.-Tbere n no ,ubeet
which OF late year, has attracted attention ~ the .arud and
sccn'hc win such important "a
oheh-r In, most Important h.y been An e
uon TO as REMEDIAL agency regarding ,ase II.
effects on the nervous System have and
me marvellous beneh. which have nom A.. u,- An va,
re OF the moot painful disorders Of brvo,d m,
"aeh OF ordinary medical have II. vain. u
W In the long train ofehone n may 4.
Recommended when every or b.cn
exhausted In vain With agent 30 ,ub and or.
eaon necessary in ute The eeAin aud ,nsetpal
oy means OF the Gaanc Magnetic FLUID Of Dr.
ohiu" "hleh ATE gradually
pieaon The Caivanic Belts. StrengtheninR Pl.,,.,x a. .
nodhsons Of Tie invention OF varied na,, ,s
degree. ~ ''''"'' anu
For further particulars arobe mn, nj h.
paper Explanatory pamphlets an
the agents Tor THIS city, Me-srs DuvAL PURCELL Dss.
o, .Nle""on-r' va Je2t
sands sarsaparilla.-Theam amount OF suffering
renewed oy his in'Aluaoe rat,r.l IN IN,
history VI medicine Ihoua 10 ,h hv m.
tenf anu rfeneauns efficacy WIN considered mast The
remedial means
aoundan'y prove has received ~ mary
precursors IN this and o,hsr growth in ~, 90.
umauon ~ the public has paced
OF the efforts Of competition. arise fom The n,
MY OF the blood or siaion Of the a. ,cro
OF hhes evil rheumatism and inepient UNI ard
other euareous diseases, Internal n.
ehron eatarrh uceraoRs OF and no p.ino ar
items OF the bones ehronle inf ANIMATION &C
QJ Prepared and and retail and f ,,o,,.,i
oy n w. a. ID SANDS, Druggists Chemists Gr,n. Iu,ny,
NO IS bnaiway corner Of Chambers York. sold a
by DuNh PURCELL, Agents. Nam street Rehnopd Va :
Phee, VI per bottle or sit boues for collars.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28

pY rHK LATE WILLIS GAY

BY rHE LATE WILLIS GAYLORD CLARKE
Solemn. yet beautiful to view,
Month of my heart! Thou dawnest here.
With sad and faded leaves to strew
The summers melancholy bier,
The moaning of thy winds hear,
As the red sunset dies afar,
And bars of purple clouds appear,
Obscuring oysry western star.
Thou solemn month! hear thy voice
IL tells my soul OF other DAYS,
When but TO live was to rejoice;
When earth was lovely To my gaze;
Oh. visions bright Oh blessed hours,
Where are their living rapiures nowl
ask my spirits weared powers
ask my pale and fevered brow.
| look to Nature and behold
My life's dim omblems nstling round,
In lines Of crimson and Of GOLD
The years dead honors on the ground
And signing with the winds ] feel,
While their low pnons murmuT by,
How much their sweeping tones reveal
ct life and human destisy.
When Springs delightful moments shone
They came in zsphyrs from the west,
They bore the wood lark's melting tone,
They stirred the blue lakes CLASSY breast,
Through Summer, fainting in the heat,
They fingered IN the forest shade;
But changed. aud strengthened now they beat
In storm, DER m7untain, glen, and glade.
How like these transports of the breast,
When life Is fresh aud JOY is new,
Soft as the hllcyon's dOwny nest,
And transient all they are true
They stir the ltaves in that bright month.
Which Hope about her forehead twines,
TAI Griefs hot signs around It breathe
Then Pleasures lip it smiles resigns
Alas for Time, and Death, and Care,
What gloom about our way irey h.ng.
Like clouds IN Autumn's gusty AIR,
The burial pageant OF the Spring
The dreams lhst each successive year.
Seemed bathed in hues Of brighter pride,
At last like withsred leaves appear,
And sleep IN darkness side by side
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28

"Tnr UppEp TfN TnoUsAEo"- late census Of Bos.
ton has developed curious facts. There upper
thousand" IN that city not 10 keep b. me-
cssssfy 20 tho distinction Only fhrfe hundred and forty
Jguiiss In Boston keep Than TOO dOeses and bot
four thousand four hundred and families keep them ~
oil while fifteen thousand hundred aud seventy four
families live in bousebod Independence, doing their owo
house work entirely. This the ausocrscy which dems.
gogueS are constantly railing a.--NaL Int.
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Mr.. SENATOR SIMMONS


We perceive that the Hon Mr.. Simmons. Of Rhode
lssnd delivered an address before the American Institute
at New York. Mr.. :. 10 emaently qualified 60 give in
suucnon in al hat relates To American Industry" lie
andetstanSs the whole history the whole theory aud the
whole practice OF tho American system aud does good fof
the good cause. whenever he undertakes Its exposition and
deiehee. Mr.. Simmons 10 United States senator from
khote Island and in the Senate Chamber Is regarded Is
the great sxpou der OF the practical Of the Aine
rean sysiem. lie has worked in the factory and risen
from the humblcst position which boy eau ll to the
highest position which Of first rate talents can
attain His intimate knowledge o: all the ram ieations
OF manufactures aud his great ability make that know.
ledge useful Others. has given Mr. Simmons place in
the very hrst rank OF Senators; aud he rise
speak upon the great question: without attracting attention
by his known power and rcwarding il by flood of light
which he ponrs upon the subject. Mr. Evans OF Maine
justly regarded mighty defender and cIpounder Of
the American system and especially great on all that
relates to hnanesl legislation; but the practical
the intimate acquaintance with all relates TO the II,
cuesuon OF protection. gives Mr. Simmons n value in the
senate which none can appreciate fully not hsd
an opportunity OF witnessing all his lsbots and marking
their effects upon the minds OF his fellow
u. s. Gazette.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28

Received Of DnnEer & Morris, "Amolj's Fret Greek
Lessons" This book is sighly spoken Of by those who
are competent Judges
Also, Ouendori's method of Leaning to read, write
and speak Italian" From q cursory glance We ate dis
posed TO think this the book Of the sort we have YET
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28

ItarT RsfenimrHf A mild tempered old gentleman
wa going down his cellar staus with q lamp and On old
Drown W,,he' 'n fosy evening, and he feet slipping
from the hfs STRIP he was precpitlts 10 the bottom Ills
wio' NICE od 'dy, hearing ls NOISE ran to The cellar
why husband have you broke that pitehef1"
NO. ns'n' YET replied the old man. but be darnd
don't do u now and Immediately sns.bed ,be ni,cb.,
against the cellar well
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28
The mys-s' Trial.

From the long continuance Of this ,.s. and from tz in
eden1 having occupied much OF the public attention
we had become 90 wcsried that did attend Monday
night u will be sufficient 10 say that aio hour the
Examining Court pronounced 1 favor Of the accused tho
vote we learn, standing five two. The sps ators are
sad to have ovnccd their acquiesecnce IN the justice Of
the sentence by shouts Of icy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28
Southern Liternry Messenger.

The November no of this periodical was handed us
yesterday iu oouicau ore Msehsvel. the Prince. the
Fue.isss Of Bssuy--s Sfsmauc sketch, the VISION Of
Chsdes Xtu 'sfB-s Of Geology, the Baissm-s tale,
che Eye sni The Wig Conianuno IN Gsu, Lsys u Cou-
Tses, Mfs. Sad's Prysie Boarding BO1so, Sc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28

WHTY WnEss-When Counsellor Dummiog had
been cfoss-oHamining young woman at great length
upon the ago Of person with whom -he proiesscd 10 bo
acquainted, he asked hortiow old, now do you tsko me
TO he She set tho crowd in general laughter by reply
ing From your appearance, sixty From your questor
III
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28

HafrNt-s.Be not afraid u diminishing your own bop.
pnesg by seeking that Of others. Ito who labors wholly
Tor lbo benefit Of others and a. were orgsts himself b.
far happier than the who makes himself Tho cole ob
jet Of all HE affections and crertions
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28
NARRIEn-

On the ooh inst Hsy6eid. Caroline eouay, by the
Rev'd Mt Friend. w. G. GwArHsGY. Of Mobile, to Anna
u Youngest daughter Of the las Thomas Moore OF King
William.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28

H0UR DAMMIT will shofd sweetof happiness in the
hour Of DEATH have wiped one tear from the cheek Of
sorow. ibsn TO hsve ruled empire TO have conquered
millions, OF enslaved the world.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28
The FIoridn EIecIion.

The returns from this are as yet incomplete but
there s every reason believe that Mr. CabCl IL elected
by O. handsome majority. The folly Of Specializing upon
the results Of election, where the feelings arc warmly
interested psrhaps fully cXemplfod than
In an article from the ST. Augustine Herald Of September
the 29b, in which the editor taking prospective view
" the approaching clmpig, elected the ocofJco candi-
dnto lK4io) by majority Of sGl!
" Hamilton" said he " will give Kain IS majority
Madison will give Kahn $50 maj jriy.
Jefferson will give Kahn 100 majority
Gaisdon will give KAN IS majority.
Leon DC s cIamcd) will give Clbol 30 majority.
WskuIa will give ksn 10 majority"
And Of these cpuntea tie ed Tor manufacture.
ior Kahn. maIody Of 33g lie calculations as q, the
ros OF the State wore very much Of the same nature
when tle election seurlly came Of,
Hamilton cove KAN 10 msIofity
Madison gave Cabe q
J,nrrsyn gave Kain 90
Gsds5en gave Cabon 20
Icon gave Cabe'l 81
wnkuia gave Cabc u
nlv two Of the counties claimed fat Kan actually gsye
lin maj1ay. VIZ: Hamilton and Jefferson. Ia the Tor.
rnsr where seventy i've oSpcc cd be- It thirteen
On the later whore oac buad,sd ws'o cacas,ed on he got
ninety IN tho ~hois ok o1grue. Mr.. Kin instead Of
fsce,var mhjory OF three hundred end thuy.nine au
hs friend Of TIC Herald svPPoOed he would In fact
beaten by ni16y-scsen votes.
Mr. Csbel deserves much NJ the bands of bs Wings
Hs has n fact ftvoUtonei the Sta'e o. forda, az n-
6nte cost Of labor both monts and bodily. We ore hop
~ End hat no now placed beyond The reach Of
Locoioco msiony iho House of Representative and
doubt not he wiH provo credit bob bis nauys snd
adopted stato.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28
Choice Dry Goods,

SOOus,
OcroBKR &c.
w r are now receiving per Express, and schr
faheE HenUa choke Assorne nt Of hae reairg goods
Consisting parrot
FS'ra fire satin strped shaesd Cashmercs
A great variety OF shaded Mouseins and Cashmsres
Cashmese and Mouselin Il hes
4 un SILK PlGids, and plaid kerno's
New style brilliant Silks
Hishan plaid Silks, bright eolors
French twans DOWN C;oakinss
Great varil ~ Of plaid Cioakings
Plain eolor'd tibet clo,hs for CoaknR
Real cashmere shaw some veTyneh
Brocbe, Tcrksrie and printed cashmere do
l.see and Ire -eh W Tsed Capes nd CoTAn
Black love Wells and back and white lace Vel.
Very neh thread IAees an iInserngt
Soft flashed BombaZ mes hlpaccas rich Lus,re
Beautiful assortment or small bright Pads Children
Ladies white Fannels, &c
hLSO,
Cloths French Cameres saneis Jeans Maopv Ker
Seys, Blankets. &c &C.
These goods have recently purcascd in the Not,,n
keis and At reduced prices, and aeeorduFly
DC % HALVES, VANDEURsEN A. WARD
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THE TKlC0PHEROUS,
Or, Patent Medicatcd Comnound

Or. Patent Moderated Compound
> now acknowledged by thousands who u.e il
daily, he the only remedy prevent badIe and Z,
the hair that has fallen OF thin prevent gv 10
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hair and To keep hc by son and glossy Sat
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Its braeing strengthening, and clarifying properties.
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- the latest penOd ofIfs
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Gentlemen whose hair ONE thin or fallen off f,o
decay the eHeet Of fever o.hr or what NAV b. d
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DO ladies' and genIem,n that the never be lo.t bu, LIN
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Scurf an Al ID "a ndriff
This strongly nded TO keen The b.
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growth or beauty nf the hair healthy SAFE Of The tin IN
al ehes where h1 head suhjct Il may have a,
cunulated IN the hair app cation readily remove All
arance Of ~ snd IT, occasional will Esep lean soil
and glossy without of the greasy which oil
tum, and Other fatty matters give '
To aides - invaluable, Icing restorative OF the hal,
That has fallen on from the divisions v
overstrained ughuy tied time II an,c,, ,
double purpose Of wash and OIL wh u esanses the b,I,
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that greasy appearance nh ch looks where oil or pon,
has teen '"
9 This article, which highly recommended and .,,.,
used In the northern cities and which universally approved nv
alwho have used H. is Tor sale in Richmond BY
r. JOHNSTON.
Oc " Sole Agent for the prop,ctcr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-28

HALSEY'S FRENCH SPRING BIDS!

MI ANUFACJURED by y. +. HALSEY, No.
l'A 62 Nerey stTee New Yofk now Construction durable
cheap and combining al the advantages Passe ia M
as' ntd the sonest Down Bed without any her ob-ton
w pc ethi'd the Cihen7 q hiehmond NJ rtNFORD FOR
TEHs Cabis Ware Rooms, Ffuntn ami IN ,s
duruF hc 0'
~ elAhaon ~ NC aHee and ihe trs ,niis accompany
core n health com OFT url essential 10 che Invalid me
"sa.al fasay are inveio give u thorough examination
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WILLIAMS * HAxALI will sell this motninR Al 10 o'clock
at their Auction Store. prime West Ind Sugars. Green
Rio ani Lsgusya Col O. prime Bacon sides and shoold
ere Cheese, Window Glass, Cognae and Imitation Brandy
Old Mono' gahela whiskey. Bunch Rai.ins Ia Boxes
halves and quarters, Indigo. &c