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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24
TwENTY.NINTH CONGRESS-. First Session

correspondence of the Baltimore PatrioBy Telegraph
stNAfk-- " AsuINoroS, Monday, June 22-2 z. NJ.
hon, JOSEPH ClLLEY, Of New. Hampshire, ap.
peared, was qualified and took his seat.
A resolution offered by MIR. CAss. calling on the
President for information as to what PROGRESS had
been made in the survey of the Mineral Lands was
adopted.
Mr. BERRIES introduced bill for tho ds,-;br,;o,
of the Laws Of the United States among the several
States OF the Union, which was read second lime
and referred.
A message was received from the House. an.
nouncus the decease of Hon. RICHARD p. HER.
RICK member of that body from New-York and
inviting the Senate TO attend the funeral of the de,
ceased
Mr. DIX arose, and in chaste, eloquent, feeling
and appropriate speech announced 10 the Senate
The sterling virtues and excellent qualities OF MI
HERRIcK. both as q private and public man and
submitted resolutions of mourning for the Senate 10
adjourn. and to attend the funeral of the deceased
tomorrow at IL o'clock. The resolutions were
adopted, and the Senate then adjourned.
ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
A petition was presented. and then
MIR. CARROLL rose, and in feeling and fitting Ian
guage announced the decesse OF one OF his col
leagues. Hon. RICHARD P HERRIcK, OF the 18th
District OF Newfork, concluding with series oil
resolutions for tho House TO adjourn and so into
mourning in the usual way, and attend the funeral
of the deceased. which resolutions were adopted,
and the House adjourned 10 meet again tomorrow
al 70 o'clock TO attend aid funersl
nNr, Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

UNEXAMPLyD LIBERALIIY TOWARD AN ABscoND.
ING FEAUpuL8ST DEBroS.-IR March last. Andrew V.
Leeman. mahogany dealer, London finding himself en-
oarsssed in his Affairs proceeded 10 collect al! the debts
ia were dae him without payng OF any. Ia shors
uae he raised full S50o goo $1,000 sterling Win
@ sum IN as pocket he took passage for Boston IN the
britannia In May His creditors, bis fghtwas
KNOWN attached his effects snd had him decreed raudu
lent bankrupt Then Mr.. W. B. Winter of the prin
cipa creditors, provided with record Of the judgment
against Leenau started in the Caledonia pursuit. and
upon arriving here traced him through Mr. Her,haw the
broker 70 whom he had offered English money for
sale. Deputy Sheriff Freeman, on Friday afternoon
arrested Leensn, who a. gave UP the SlO-
O0o in Bank OF England and scversgns bus in
sequence his former good standing honorable course
as man OF business, Mt. Winter restored him flUO0
nearly $4,000 and promised 10 give his wife $3.50 more
when he returned 10 England. Boston Post.
ACCIDENT on THE RuLRoAD-Itis stated in the
Worcester Spy that Benjamin Fiagg OF thar town was
fatally Injured ias Saturday evening by coming In con-
tact with The steamboat train up, while crossing the
Pine Meadow. One leg was broken and he received
ni,h, Tn. usu. warnings by the bell and whistle
given, but they were unhesrd. 4 boi;k OF r,sH .0s
fousd in hi, pocket he is years OF age and has lei
9 wife and four children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24
Baltimore Corresponding


By the artiva! OF the steamer Newly DIRK at New
Orleans advces from BRACES Santiago 10 the 81; inst al
hali.past TO- a. have been ceved. We have Calves
ton papers to the llh INST. The news OF Gen. Tayors
promotion 10 the grade OF Breve Major General had df
fused 10y through all in the Army, and in the State
OF Texas The delegation from the Louisiana Legislature
was 10 leave Isabel the 9Th inst their way TO
Matamoros present the thanas OF that body to Old
Rough aud Ready
There was little sickness among our volunteers, dlar-
rha arising the change Of food and condition of life
they will soon however, get Injured. Texas has sent
2 400 men 10 Mexico gentleman largely concerned in
business at Maamoros, direct from the latter named
place represents that the OF the defeat OF the Next
cans has spread wonderful alarm In the interior wher-
ever il is announced. IL also said that the NeXcans
resoutey refused take against the Americans.
Tine Western mail contains nothing OF interest.
rencont-e took place Lebanon, kentucky, between
Thonas Chandler and Thomas Elder Three shots we're
discharged revolver by the latter but without Ell
feet when Chandler stabbed Elder, killing him instantly
From four to five hundred ofthe Pittsburgh aud Con.
nelisviIe Railroad stock taken in Connellsvile and
Yves. Newton 1000 shares will be- 10 ken in the second
place.
speer the Mexican trader, who was discovered carry
ing ammunition TO Santa Fe. and pureued by Col kear-
ney WILL it thought outstrp him. He has with him
seven kegs, and two boxes Of muskets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

y Patrick Brien who was pardoned by the
legislature on the lth inst outside OF the state
prison ward with other convics 20 pile up lumber on me
following day, and made his escape from the ofcer VINO
had him IN charge. II known by the warden lnat
resolution had passed House granting him discharge
Patrick no doubt had made up his mind that the case was
decided against hin, and determined TO MAKE bold push
for liberty lEaTu0rl Cou'ant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24
Mediation Of fnglnnd.

A correspondent oflhe Philadelphia North Amer,
lean, writing from Washington June -. says
understand Mr. Pakenham has not received instruc-
tions TO offer mediation. The mistake of the British
probably occurred in this way. The holders of Mexican
Bonds u London applied Lord Aberdeen to project
their who answered he would be glad TO see the
war terminated The subject was undoubtedly enter
tanned England for Gen Armstrong broached it in the
political circles here before the arrival of the Caledonia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24
News from the Interior of Mexico.

A gentleman largely concerned in business in
Maamoros and San Louis Potos arrived at Maamoros on
the 5th inst direct from the latter named place he rep
of the defeat of the Aexcans has spread
wonderful alarm in the interior" wherever Il Is an
nounced II s also stated that the people resoutey refuse
70 take arms against the Americans This news is
frmed By the arrival OF another traveller from rampco
who stated that he Government express looking
after the Mexican army, with orders for II TO retire 10
Tampico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

e To Ladies.-MrI COVE continues ic give advice
directions with respect The application OF Wsies
Care ,n III d'sesses Of women and children, n her r-a
tetce III Iu.asI NY IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

~ FOR Boston VIA Norwich and Worcester.
-Tne steamer Cleopatra Capt WsuJ will leave Sou,h
side of Pier No Norm Rive. every HoTr Wednesday,
Friday nj P NJ connecting with the cars al Allyns'
Point Imy5Hl CAITa pRa7P Jr Conductor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

= j. Sherwood, Commissioner Of Deeds for The
tabs ofNew-Yofk, Ohio Michigan, Illinois and Texas;
lso. Wisconsin and Iowa Territory. Oce Is Pine-st
ioors Eas, Of Cusom-hop.- stairs myzs II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

DREADFUL occuRRN cE.-Samson Babb. for
merly Sheriff Of Chester CoPa. aged abou. co. fell from
the fourh-story window OF warehouse in Philadelphia
Monday and received ueh internal Injuries that
he died short while after
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

fgs The ALBANY KSicSERBocKER' comes TO
Us in a new dress and on an enlarged sheet. We are
glad to see such an evidence of prosperity in indus
trioua and spr;shtlv cotompnrsry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24
@ercrai hotlrss.

~ MAY statement OF ihs Mutual BENEFIT LIE H.
srsnc. Co Nol WslsIi ssued during me month OF May
2GT new Policies. viz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

A GENCY FUK NAUGHS'S Vegssbto Lnson-
Airipnc Mixture Ia 1872 Nassau, opposite Chntoo BAIL
EeuYofk, only place the Guy where t can DC bought
The great reputation Ella article has through us Sofi
section OF The United States tas incueod tne proprietor
establish Depot the above locaon nnd csaiss %
con.aIners III fnd always hand ready 10 forward 70
any par OF tie country Pamphlets coptanlok "
cures in Dropsy Gravel, cis7asss OF NO otlhaJ
k.cnrys liver &c ruse complaints weakness o. e sys
ten diseases OF the Lungs ConsnmPaon Pee
srrofo,, Ss Rh,,In &c. viii 10 tlruseea oil Char
80 ~ be cue.iioned or doub'ei, and n
ms ty he proprietor 70 use The came OF The
H. Fir OF uis medicine In dropsJ ard gravel
IT, n,nlisr ehaI aeDs of m-ieine Will ,aow l"sf "a
h use o. ~ pose IN any case ana olrn IN no Use Q,
~ r,r,I.s csra.ny relieving all css=a sud tsGIe y
- r,n- io .lselyo u -Srisn-a Ia the ps;npi+t, vaJeu
hs,e r1 AZ will please cal. and -tgrADa
=, rs Nassau npposi;. CD;on Hall Only Aseoey IN no
civ Price CT Il bottle 81, 20 or do g. pi.S9n "
assisr. psa sussaA"as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24

ResofreG That the Committee upon the rights and
privileges of the people OF this State inquire into the
propriety OF fixing constitutional limit to the amount
of and personal property, thatit shall be the priv
lege of citizen OF this State bold exempt from exc
for deb; contracted subsequent TO the first day
January next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-24
pateut Meoieines.
SPRING MEDICINE.

DR- TowNsEND's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
OSARSAPARlLlA-This Ex;rSct IS pul 10 7~art bot
liz. /; IS s>' esezPe, plssssnt-r and warranted
perior to sry so! II di.-ss- without psrt,ts rure.
Tag ,,efeHiEr birenc he pseui snd is particularly
sdao,e Tor Spring Medicine. The grss, besuty sre So.
p-riory Of this S&rssPSftls al o;her r-zeS-. is
yvbsi il ernacaes d.esse II avgoTk,es the body It's
used successfully In the r-ns7s sud permanent cure OF s
diseases arising RON impure s'sio Of the blood % hA5
~ Tic system.
-r sssoc-. rfs than TBoVsIsp c"rtaeacs Of cares
pSrfor. p-.ry ors~hsf Of which were o css-' tsi hsv
beea pronounced incurabe. We have the t-suncass Of
Yhysicsr Clvrgyea aud S;se.Uea, exioins - vfuss
great number OF phy.,eiins % SeT.YoFk src Sfo< c
Prescribe tto thei patients rerc, success AL '>a.-
faction We VIII refer ~ s7.s gsysieiNns VIII 2eA'ufs
The Columns OF newspNP-r va. no. s.o~ ns TIE ':-
aI:ig o! prosecuting bats F cases. which tay'.e ~
.ecIor-
DYSPEPSIA.
No fluid medicine has Seen d,scoveTa. which
SO nearly resembles The ssStic ies or sAVA Ia ds-
co-po.ns food snd s;he.irE ;he organs Of d---
toe Is TIL. preparation OF Sarss2as 1t positively cures
ever c,s. OF Dysp-p.s however chsonic- II
nry doubt his assertion nviIs usm read tn follow
;nS testimony OF gentlemen OF she hghes,
would be happy 20 give o-r reference - so,ae OF ,be eSi
families 10 lSs tisy have Sss WIZ per-t success &c
this sud cher distressing diseases.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-31
EIsIGER,s REsrORER OF HEALTh,

w for the cure OF Dy rpeP-ia, Chronic Thrash, and all diseases
arising from n disorder Of the stomach and bowels; such as Head
ache, Heartburn, FLtulency, Constipation, ks.
The Ereat celebrity which this medicine has obtained. and Is
universally gaining an every section Of county where n has been
introduced, and the many unprecedented cures Il has effected within
the last two ysAn e,tlbhshes, bsyoRd a doubt It, superior efficacy
IN radically cunrg Dyspepsia aud Chrome Thrash. with their con
comnant dfeascs In mnsf cass, the Re torer ill hhori almost
immediate reiirf and effects a very great change for the b-uerin a
few days; but it cannot b. rsasonahiy expected in di-.a,es Of long
Standing, th't the same 'aiuiny effects wilbe produced IA 20 shou
a prr.od y', from the great celebrity Z has already acquired. we
find NAM persons are APT TO erPeet too much nj the eommencs-
ment while others expect a Singe bottle TO Afford them immediate
aRd permanent relief Il Is impossible for n physician To form any
thinE like a correct idea Of the quantity OF medicine That may be
indtspenaLle TO fleet a permanent cure In different forms AMI
stages Of n disease; ther fore tbs quanuy must be IN all eases,
proPortionaie to It's eGeeis-soms requiring only one boue, whilst
others may require sir or eight For sale by
ALEX. DUvAL a co,
au 90 I47 Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-31
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

K@AAs41r5G-O ~ dHU uIItI lit Ou OI DtCtHlDtT
@H>c<s ~ nett our Boats wHiielve Richmond Mondays.
Wed esdays and Fridays At ( a NJ. precisely. and arrive in Lynch
burg next days al 81 r. NJ.
Returning, leave L~ynehburs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
att A. 81 and arrive in Richmond nxIt day At 81 r VI.
Passengers for Stnunton,
by our Boats, Will leave st : A. u Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays arrive in seottsyile at J next A. NJ and in staunton by
Jpn.
Passsgos for F=rlriHe Gsd CAar!eae md HllJaI Court HsEses,
leave Richmond by the Boats, and connect with the srges at Car
tersvile.
go BOYD, EDMOND A. DAVENPORT
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THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURI~T.
NERMS :-One Dollar per year. In ndynnce

'O"" PCT yO"Tf :" "u'uHNN ,
II single numbers, Ten Cents three copies for Two noIsrs
Published Monthly, by sArIoS q MINIS, COS Bpadw. y, New
York, containing - pages, royal octave.
Each number ofth' AgIieuitun-i contains one sheet, and is trans
ported by mail der the same regulations - newspaper, VIZ -
free any distance MT over 30 mdks from lie place Of publication.
over this and within 100 mile& or 10 any town In the State OF New
York, one cent postage on each n mber, and one and a half cents
II over 100 mikes, without the State.
de II II ALLEN Ehtnr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-31
TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TNHE undersigned returns bis respectful thanks
IL IN his friends and the public, for the great extent Of patron
are be has received in past years, and bess ieave u inform them
that his pres-ni arrangements for manufacturing Clocks are most
ample, and that thos- who DIAL with him will FIND him a. ready -
ever 10 sell on the cheapest faiTtst, and most honorable terms, and
20 devote the most ngid attention to their Interests.
Having been extensively engaged in manufacturing Clocks ft
more than twenty years past, be believes he has had suricEeni oP
podnhfJes for becoming acquainted with the wants of Clock deal
srs asd he would hereby respectfully inform all who make ih"ir
purchases Of him. that they shall b. furnished with Cocks which
cannot be surpassed In point Of workmanship or hnish.
Hp a well known fact that several manufacturers and dealers
are constantly seHng a worthless and counterfeit arlele, hbeledi -
the genuine Jerome Clock" winch fact u an unwilling aeknow
lsdgment iron them) % their superiority. He trusts that purchas
eu will appreciate the advantage Of buyiag direct from the !actoy
In which case they will not be the subjects Of this imposition. A.
srdas. faeeompanied with The cash, will be promptly and faithful
by attended Tn. suaRgen who send their orders BY mail, may rely
upon receiving the attention AZ on personal application Clocksin
tended for Foreign Countries will be careful ~ selected aad packed,
with reference To The various markets. Al Clocks purchased al
this establishment are Warranted 70 perform well, and the same
vii be delivered on board boats or vessels free Of iranspo tauon
phsrss. Wan assurances that every possible attention shal be
lad to the Interests Of hs fusnds and patrons, be respectfully 20
csts the patronage Of all
warehous- m Philadelphia, Ht 20 North Third Street
Warehouse IN Baltimore, al 20 South Charles Street
FaCroHT In New Haven, 90 - Johns Street, between Hlml
toH and Market oc 23-Iy CHAINCEH JEROME.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-31
JUAN PlZZINI,

Confectioner and Dealer In Foreign md Do
NESTLE Fruit,
AS just received per schrs. Nassau and Man.
IL chester. the following Goods. to wit
100 BoIes new crop Bunch Raisins
$50 ! Boxes do. $50 BoIes do.
50 Kegs MasEa Grapes, (prime quality
10 BoIes Malaga Lemons lin fine ordoD
4 Casks Zante Cunants
IS Drums Suha. Raisins
IS Boxes Clifton thne quality
S Cases Brandy Cherries
80 boa. Olive OH, tbest quality
J Cass PTunss In Glass Jars
2 Balss BORDEAUX Almonds
IS Drums Pigs
10 Pnis Malaga DO
2 Bales Shened do
900 T. Z. Paper Shell do
90 Cases CASTOR preserved Ginger
20 Boxes Rock Candy
1000 Cocoanuts fresh and fine
so do Chinesc ERE cuckerL
Together with a large assortment Of Candy ~ his own manufao-
tore. warranted equal to ay In this or any other markeL 40, the
largest stock and the greatest variety ~ French snd German Toys
Fancy Goods, Perumey, kc, ever offered before In this market
The shove Goods having been selected In person and purchased
on the very besttems, he = now prepared TO onef great induce
msnts IN persnns wishing to purchase ether ~ Wholesale o. 70
tail snd therefore respectfully sohcis a call from his Town and
County friends before they purchase elsewhere, a. he doubts not
they will find II 10 their interest In 10 90. Ne sure 10 call at No 152.
NOT One door bshw Exchange Bank.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-31
TO BUYEKs OF fUuNITUHE--sOUTH.
A. " MEEkS-
GOODXEAH's METALLIC GUM-ELAsTIC
MACHINE BETTING,
PATENTED 1894.
M,Aa only ~ RnxAuKw fn..r Qn-sa,N M,-

P1TENTED 1874.
Made only at Rolsury, (near BoSion) Mass
s an article of immense value to consumers Of
II Machine Betting. Its peculiar qualities are
I. Perfect equality OF width and thickness. which IL will rrtain.
.. No d, gtee OF heat under ESQ Farenheii injuries IT, and L re
mains flexible IN any degree OF cod
;. ESsnAl and common OILS, turpebtine and other solvents (-omr
OF which At Onre will destroy teather) produce no effect on IT,
I. hisOf great strength and durability, and when adjusted to ma
chInery DOES not require attentions n - the case with leather.
II ts adapted to all kind. Of Machinery. The prices at which 1t
- afforded ing, dher with the remarkable properties Il poscsesren-
ters 1t worth the attention of all who USE the article.
A Circular onntaisns \ list Of prices kc, will be forwarded, on
application to The Subscriber. who Is the immedieni Agent for the
manufacturers An orders and Communications promptly answered.
CHARLES W. BURNEY. Selling Agent,
N 3-Hn No IS Treuopt Row RoSfon Mass
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-31

(I) ] ] ! ! ! ! !. !. !. ! ! : ! : : /. : !. !. ! !. !. !. : !. !. ! ! : ! !. |. |
vT>HE preceding figure 10
M8U svsn TO reprs-s,ths lnssssl
bio Precipitation, Tits the sr.sisva-
~ euatcn for The impurities Of the body
~ hwni be noticed that . Thea cloudy
- NA, nee. which Indicates TIA, thi. perpi
ia S utioa n,ws uninieuup,ediy when ne
seh. Life cannot be sustained Win
N ~ oth u 10 thrown OF from the blood
.S aud Other Juices Of the body. and dis
=. ~ impurities within u.s. Tn. blood. By
m' means only. wosks itssf pure. The language Of Scripture ID.
n N nsoodts the Life" nn ever becomes impure, II may be
useed eireeuy TO the stoppsGe Of thu in<n.bie Temptation. Il
nsvs. REQUIRES any internal medicines TO cleanse H. as il always
lending h"uoss. through the Inssnsbls Precipitation. Thus " 9 see
op.a n. pssss ..s s ,s.,,,s u: s,oSS o :. '.s..ns 2. Infected a,e
osn heat and vitality ar suneisnt. without one psuici. Of m.di-
fouy OF eiins 80 much Internal rsnsd,.. An vs.eu.,o"s,. sa r
ever direct thsir esors ,o ressors thu Ia<ndbi. Psr.plnrIon. bu,
instance. aeams the Bydropathis, .hrouss u in w., blsnI.,s' IN.
non'pani., .ess 1u' innn.h''imAi. The Anopathist bieeds and
doses u with mercury. and the biusterins ouash rorses US win
pills, pills. pills.
To give som. idea Of The amour, Of the In.-n.ibl, P,,,.h,,o,
We win state that the learned Dr.. I-wenboek, and The rrra, Roers
have aseerained that Ave sshths OF all We reeeiv. into the .o-
mach. passed OIL by ,hi. means In other VOID. u We ca, and drink
eight poands per day. weevseuaiedh i've pounds VI Il ey the In.snsi-
Thi.is none other than the used up particles OF the bio I'd. and
o'hsr Juices giving place 10 the new and ftrsh once To eheek this
@s,elor. !. to retain in The system five sish,hs Of all the virui.n,
this Is the easr, tho bhnod 10 Of 90 active a pnneipas. that n deter
mine. ,ho.e particle. to the 'hin, where they form seab., pimpls.
u, a sadden transition from heat 10 cold, the pore. are ssopped.
iii u.nc. |. - ~. onee o uevsop~ u
many romnl,in,, y" " originates
hi. by .toppip,, m. ,o,,,
e,h. ,ra = coughs.
Induced by a .'oppass OF the In-nsbe Per.pHauon.
hisrasiy seen. therefore, how Necessary Is tho now Of thi. rubt.
hunor 10 the surfsce. toprsrrve h-ahh. IL eanno, be stopped; A
cannot be even checked, withoat inducing disease.
Let me ask now, every candid mind, what course scems the nos
reasonable to pursue, TO unstop the pores aner they In closed -
Would you give physie TO anstop the potesi Or would you apply
something that would do this upon the surface, where the elogrine
actually Isl Would no,'h- be common ,~n.ei And ye, know OF
" m1N"st tsrn application TO ehrstiL The
80 !. 'nai no medicine ~iuhin their knowledge. Is ca
-. - uN present 10 phys-
Irr,,,,,, hi. ~ . q y !, ~
or the VoRID DIS ssIrrI I.aENIs
IN IN. feet on an, h,,s ,,o,,d "a - -. 800
upon apy mar OF M. h-sy -n.,s., a.. - ~ snon'
IL has power TO eaus. nm ,r,e,n,I .o,.. s.,ne,aa,' s.u.".naey.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-31
:K0LlAN PIANO FORTE MANUFAcroRY:

-EOLlAN PlANO FORTE MANDATORY.
rE'HS subscribers h'ving the exclusive right for Boston and Vi
q cindy, TO manufacture Coemans Patent .foisn Attachment
and To spPly the same to Piano Fours with the atiiuonal right IN
vend the same to Others, to be uSd IN any part OF the country.
They also manufacture Piano fores ofevry description, either
with o. without the iron frame, and with OF Withou; the fohan At
nehmenJ
Persons wishing IN obtain instruments or either kind. from our
mandatory, are hereby assured, that in aneases their orders, by
maI shall De faithfully executed, and al rs lew prices, as IL they
employed an agent, or were present ihSmsclvcs.
To remove ~ doubts from the minds cf thuSe unAequainted with
us We hereby agree un 'Seh7nse every such instrument al our own
'ITense from any art Of the country, or refund the purchase mo
nsy, II the pGchssr - not satisfied
Any Persnn " shing information in relation To the Eo'ian. NAV
obtain copies ct the foLIlS PIANo FORTE JOURNAL gats, by send
ing Their ad'r - to US. 7. GILBERT l. CO.
uo tl-6m No In6. Washington street. 70 ton. Mass
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-31
TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

IGNHE subscribers have in store, and are daily
n expecting the following articles, viz
10000 IbE Middhnz bacon
10000 Do Shoulder %
10 hhds. n. q. and r Y suRaT
10 DO NO. Cuba and r. n. Moa~e,
tsess N. o. md PR. do
200 sucks factory filed SaH
so do GA. do
200 bbs Ohio Whskey
50 do n. y. Rum ard Apple Bandy
20 tons county Iron, assorted
do Amencan Bustsred Steel
so bags various kind ofCohse
2S bbs cheap Lamp and Coal Pit On
so boies various kinds Of Soap
10 fObest Sperm Candies
20 bbs prime Cider Vinsgar
100 bushels pure Mountain Clover ssed-nsstber with
Tess of al sors. Mustard, Loaf Hurar. SPICES, Baekinz. windo.
Gia~, Negro shoes, Sole Leather. &C &C,
JONES 4 WtNFTON,
NJ 20 6 doors bslow The Bell