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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-08-06

STATE OF VERMONT, } RE remem-
District Of Fairhaven, SIS. bered that
al probate court held at CsstletoL within
and for said district, on the 9th day Of July
A. ID. 1870
Amasa Briggs executor OF The estate Of
Arnold Briggs, late OF Benson, in said dis
trlct deceased, having made application TO
said court TO have the time heretofore limit
ed for the payment of'th e debts against sad
rs, ,t-. extended one year lrom The Ed day
of August next.
IL is ordered that said application stand
for hearing before said court at sessioR
thereof 10 be holden at the Probate Office
in Castleton in said district on the first We'd
nesdsy il being the 9Th day OF Aug. next, and
that noIce thereof be given by publishing a
copy OF this order three weeks successfully
previous thereto 10 the Rutland Herald a
newspaper printed al Rutland which shall be
sufficient notice TO all persons Interested OF
the lime and place OF hearing SAID sppliea-
ton. A true ropy OF record.
20 J. 4. WARNER Register.
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Notice.

FVhE ssbserbes has repeatedly called up
on thoss WIN are indebted 10 him To set
Tie Their accounts. Dot az they have not been
heeded, he would say TO ALI, that unless
'heH accounts are ssI,led by the lsIh Of An.
snsa neIi. ihey will have the privilege OF SET
Ting them with some olhsr psrson titan the
Subscriber. VIC SrobnAEn.
ho'ianS, Iuly 0, Isl6. as
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y. ENGLAN! FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.

NIhCe Iooded al concord, ". H., NO. z Pdrk
street, directly orsr the Meehan,es Bank.
Directors OF said Comsany
J SIR s1arTtss' Con c. Ms1"lLt, FI'TIlio,
i. lRrsCH, chester,
The Company will make insurance on
buildings for Srv term OF lime. MT exceeding
three Yeas, and o. rs, raj property alone
not exceeding two years but where person
a property and buildings are owned by the
same person, and both included in the same
application, the Policy may be issued ioI the
former period.
The Company vii take risks on shops
mills iannefies, manufacturing establish
menn. machinery, tools, stock in trade,
public buildings, hotels, stores, storchouses,
bridges, dwelling houses, and property gen
orally; and IL is believed that tsrif Of rates
las been fixed upon winch will give entire
satisfaction To the insured.
JOSIAH STEPHENS, President
JonN WHIPPLt. Secretary.
.'oEnTs -Tio's Mclaughlin, Clarendon
'7ng' W II Lisoomb, Rutland. 2i3l
June s, 1916
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RAPnERS FURNISHING DE

POT
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Portraits taken in exquisite style, without
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Instructions given in the art,
A large assortment OF apparatus and stock
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New York, 25l "-os @~sv; Philadelphia,
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Hsshing,on, Penusy lcanis tv'',' .'rs.
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THE subscriber has a quantity Of Mess
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pound as best suits purchasers, Also Beel
and Auttoa Hams IN Pickle
S. II. LANG DON.
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~ ENT LEMEN q Ladies who wish TO
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store ~
nR. SPEARS Celebrated Indian Rene
- tdtcs which are unsurpassed Ivy any in
the world, jus, received 10y the only author
lied agent for Rutland. w &c .SToDpARp.
EDITORIAL PRIMERS Bentlcy's
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SokE BAtk, SORE BREASTS. S,,a,,b.
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all soteness and suiInr,ssbd
healing UP the wots, wounds in from one IN
five DAYS time
THIS CELEBRATED REHIpY.
was prepared by order of H., M,iosi, u.
late King VIM ". OF Great Btnatn. und,,
the direction Of Mr.. lousu, the crlohts,od
English Farmer and used by him In the Ro,sl
Stud OF Horses only.
DIRECTIONS.
Dip feather in the Oh, and apply 10 ,h.
wound or sore twice DAY or IN ,c,,,.
wounds wet a rag In the Oh, and bluu II on
the wound.
\. u. Shake the bottle before using and
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Slmond., Plusiord, V Ross, Brandon "
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for Consumption,

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Asthma of every stage, Liver Complaints,
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nlogs Springs, Broadway t..+ - ,ielie
kre d. mple ! "orp"o., ~ On, =
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THE KINGS OIL.
FOR all wounds on lIot,.,
snd Cattle, such o..
MI BRUISES, CUTS, fiSTrttS
SM SpRAlNS, CORkS. gals, G.,
- ,her by tho Saddle - C,,.st.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22
From The BaiL. Sun, Sept. 10.
Thrilling Accident.

On Thursday evening. Nj. Arthur Lunt, Of Richmond.
Va arrived in the city. and put up at the Exchange Hotel;
he retired AZ about l. O'Clock, and yesterday morning
when Richardson, the coiored mbn VINO attends the ET-
change Reading Rooms, opened the rOtunda, he found a
person in night dishabiie lying insensible upon the paved
floor, IN a pool Of blood, he called assistance aud on eGami.
ming the PersOni It proved to be Mr.. Lunt, the geuremsn
above named. On moving him 10 nko him into the hotel,
he revived; professional aid was Immediately a. hand. and
the worthy proprietor. Mr.. Dorsey, was most assiduous in
Gs attentions 10 the unfortunate sufferer. When sufficiently
restored to speak, Nr. Lunt was inierrogatcd a. 10 the cause
Of the accident, bu: he was entirely unable 10 account
for u, stating that he knew nothing Of any oc.
clTence, whaieyer rom the time he went 10 bed, until he
was taken up in the morning from the spot where he was
found. He observed that he was in the habit 81 walking
~ his sleep, and presumed that nc got up, walked out.
climbed over the parapot Of the balcony and tumblsd below.
This balcony isa passage from one part Of the hotel 70 the
other, and passss through the rOtunda Of the Exchange on
the west side, alta height Of about twenty-five feet from the
pavement. a slight noise was heard apparently in the
building, By the bank watchman, we understand. at liule
after 4 o'clock IN the morning., which was probably the
tine Of TINS occurrence. Upon examination Of the lnIuries
Of Mr. Lunt, BY Dr. Smith and Whitndge. one ofhis arms
was found 10 b. broken IN two plsces, several ofhis ribs bro
ken, and hi body confused. lie was last evening thought
10 be doing well o. could be expected, 30 soon after the
accident.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22
city Arrivals
COLUMBIAN HoTEL-s.pt. 20.

LpLb DIN hOl EL-oepi. ~.
PPS Overbsy, Mecklenburg; & Martin, G. White. Abe
maroi J Oycfbey, VIM a Smith, Charlotte; 3 Gruyson,
q K O'Neale. N Splitter, suuy; V Scott, K b Bircbett,
Poteuburgi A Bruce, Nottoway & n; J. Aycdu and daugh.
Ter, n Carolina; Mr. Wren add Lady, 5 Caroline; A Po0ro,
y Cafoliuu; j T. Friend, Henuc1; s + Robinson, q VI
Huichsryn, kesiucky; r. G MJsby, + $ Mosby, ] 4 A.
ton, VIM u Cafdozo, d r Boaz, Powhafan; r G. Morrison.
Lynchbur7: = Hickson, Famvrle, + J WoOIson. Ken
tlcsyj J a kennicr. R0ckbrdgo; 4 y West. King Wiiam:
J JCfews, Hsifoz; T. K Baylor. TazsweIl, Va. VI x Allen,
franklin J s Crews, Pirsylyania; 3 + Grnveley, Henry,
Z. H J VI Johnston, D1ugils, $ Booker. Buckingham; r.
W kobeus, N5toway, e. r.; z. Moss, Powhatln.
SLFfEuBEE 2lst.
S Morris, Buckug1amj VIM Pannel, Lsosvrls; WIN
Rock. ColamDia; J Miller, CausrsyIls; 4 N Cantren. W
u Mayo, + Z Mayo, Cumberlane; W CoRbHI, Alex.
Jonca, Chesierde.li J " Gillian, T. Timbehakc, ] A
Gillian, Albemare; T. Cleveland, Brunswick. No; Capt
Fpsisn, Ship; Capt Grcnior. Snip; Capt. Aine, Ship; RT
Hubbard. Buckingham; J y Norwood, " Caroiins, Mr.
Csfdozo end isdy, Po~hatan e.. II.
BHcHANgE HOrEL, Sept Alt G. Goodwin. Fincasue;
w q 5cllado and lady, Ala l. Van Bokkclen, CatonsyiIe,
MIDI DsyefeUH. Lady ard servant, Va r. Jones, q. s..
Army z Rawlings, SDuy, Edward J Wilson, Ethan;
Mr. Long end fef|t, w.; r Bentley and Lady, Bruins
wick " J. Campbell, B%olumofsi Thos w Doswei, Robr.
IayIor, Hangyer 1T Walker, MeckIenburg; n DAVIS, Pc.
tefsbIrgi l. Hcnly, e landlord, Williamsburg, w.: Henry
y 1911, Th0sA Doylo, " York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22

and again have I listened with the highest pleasure TO hi.
able and eloquent speeches. dictated as they were by a de-
vonon to the best interests OF tine country and stamped with
that fearless Independence and patriotic zeal 90 character
i.ne OF the man. The allusion was made, not that | love
~, ootts less, but because love the interest OF the gceat
Wing party more.
Mr. Clay was defeated, not by the Democratic party,
put oy the Anti-Clay party and Mr.. Bolts was likewise
defeated on two occasions. not by the Democratic party
merely, but by the snti-Bot,s party. l want the union OF
inc wing party. PowHATAN.
lb We assure our correspondent that he has given a
construction to our remark. such as we did not intend il
to bear, and of which, with due Difference, we do not
think 1t fairly susceptible. The sentence which he quotes
as eAeePhonable was designed, not for hin. but as n
caution to Others who might think proper hereafter to
engage IN the discussion. Anxious, as our correspond
cut Is. for the union Of the Wing party, we threw out
the suggestion, not because he had said any thing to
render 1t necessary, but because we feared that others,
IN the progress OF tho canvass, mishf do so. II the
union OF the party is TO be effected, so that when a
wing candidate shall be fairly in the field, all may be
induced Tealoussy TO support him, it is important that,
IN the preliminary discussion OF the claims, quali6ca-
tons and availability OF the several gentlemen to whom
pubic opinion may be directed as candidates., nothing
snail be said by the friends OF any one OF them to alien
ate from him, in the event of his selection, the feelings
OF tnose who may DO friendly to others. We intended
10 throw out a general caution, aud not TO give IL a
SPECIFIC Observation-Disclosures
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22
Thc CcnIrnI

The New Orleans Delta brings US intelligence from the
Central Army, consisting OF 5000 men, commanded by
Gen. Wool, which was encamPed near ST. Anto de Bexar
in Texas, but was expected to take up the line OF march
on the 18th Of September, for the capital Of Chihuahua,
600 miles distant. Col. Harvey, who, it was rumored a
few days ago, had pushed in towards Monterey in advance
OF Gen. Taylor, contrary to orders, was with Gen Wool.
Lieut.. Rogers, OF the I'd Dragons, who was left by Col.
Harvey with three companies Of Texas Volunteers at
Preside de Rio Grande, arrived a, San Antonio on the
5th. While on the Rio Grande, their provisions being
damaged, it became necessary to procure more; and as the
inhabitants at Preside professed to be very friendly, they
sent a boat with nine men over the river TO bring the
articles purchased. After the men pushed off the boa,
they were attacked by a body OF Mexicans secreted IN the
%chapparal. on the hank OF the river. Three Of the Texans
were killed; the remainder jumped overheard and reached
the camp in safety. During the afternoon the Mexieans
kept up a FIRE Of m~uskeTy, killing one mule and slightly
wounding smother. Our troops had no means Of crossing
the river to punish the assailants, who Will doubtless claim
a great victory.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22
Snnln Ann.

The Washington Union. without Undertaking to say
what facilities, II any, were granted to Santa Ana by our
squadron ell Vera Cruz" nevertheless "hsEards the sSser-
ton" that "the two versions now ahoat in tho newspapers
are without foundation" These two versions arc-6rst
that made by tho Norfolk Herald on the authority OF a let
ter from an officer in the Gulf squadron, that, when the
ship Arab, in which Santa Ana entered Vera Cruz was
boarded by a boat from one of the American ships, the Gen.
ersl showed the boarding officer a passport signed by the
President Of the U. States, and was allowed to land-und
secondly, that when the Arab was boarded, n passport was
produced by Santa Ana from the American Secretary OF
State.
The Washington correspondent OF the Baltimore Patriot
goes a step farther. He says; "I am told that Mr.. Polk
desired that Com. Conner should take Santa Ana prisoner
before letting him pass into Vera Cruz"
The contradiction Of the Union, so far from divcsting tho
movements Of Santa Ana OF mystery. only renders his es-
enigmaical than before. he fact that the Arab was board
ed by an officer from enc Of the vessels shows that he
could have been taken. had Com. Conner desired to ar
rest his progress. Is it possible that the Commodore, with
out any inimaion from Washington, assumed the respon-
sibihty" OF permitting three of the ablcst Mc1icans-San.
t. Ana, Almonte and Rejon-to return TO that country Z
The explanation Of the Official Journal needs a still farther
explanation, which. however, we suppose will be forth
coming in due time.
The Union does not express any opinion a. TO the pro-
bable consequences OF Santa Ana's return upon tho rela-
tons Of Mexico aud the U. States. 1t ssys, that "peace is
TO both countries" (Which we wish Mr.. Polk had
though, OF before he brought On the war; but it is opposed
to an sTmistce or a suspension Of hosulues until q treaty
has been made and ratified.
In the meanwhile, a rumor relches US, Via PEN
,aeOla, that Santa Ana has rejected Mr.. Folks pacific
propositions
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22
Cheering NeWs!

The means OF the government are AMPLE; it has a
surplus in cash of more than fre millions and a large de-
ruiRg rersRue; its treasury notes are receivable now
every where in payment OF public dues, and Tedeemable
here in specie at the treasury whether before or after mstu.
W
We are glad to hear that the government is flush Of mo-
ney and in good credit. Let it be remembered, however,
that it is indebted TO the ample revenue afforded by the
GRti-repenus tariff OF lsi2 for its cash surplus Of S millions,
as well as for the credit given to its nOtes-a' it will be re-
m%embered, that, prior to the passage Of that act, lite re-
ceiPts were about six millions per snnum less than its ex-
penditures, while it in vain sought to borrow 4 dollar, 50
low was its credit Twelve moaths hence, we suspect the
Union will be compelled to point to a beggary account Of
empty vaults, and perhaps to a deprecated government cur
roncy besides. Nous verrons!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22
Fire i'm Georgetown. :. G.
Extracts Of letters rseeired IN thus eify.
EEnREETnwN SEpr ~ /,

!. ~ T . 10, ToTO.
The entire square OF our Town. opposite our stores was
last night destroyed by nTe, beginning at LArHEE's house
occupied by Nlrs. MeWILLIASs, DIR. PRIoRs house alone
excepted, that being the only one saved on the entire square,
and that with a loss OF the enure out buildings. The prin-
eiple sufferers are J e Logan, ) wilmoi. George Durani,
Stephen Farrow, ID J Wilson, Mrs deWiliaus, A W Do
zier, II l. Byrd. Seward * Drake, T p Aston, w r I
fnor. K / Howard, and Estate, ID W Cutino; Roihmah-
Tor and b King, though burnt cut on that side, ae, be-
ieve fully insured; there were no others insured except
Lathers and Mrs MeWiiiams, on part of her stock. r d
Roihmahler snd Mrs McWiihams, are insured in the Hoe-
ard office. K LaIhers in the National. The bnck range
was saved by the almost suPer-humsn exeruons Of those
who mounted the rOOfs, as the engines were occupied upon
the wooden buildings. We had great dif Guilty in arrest.
ing the tire At DR.. Prior's and ut Mr.. Dozier's which we
could not save, but prevented lis crossing the street"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22
DIED.

Yesterday morning about Q O'clock, ANv y. WHITFIELD
Consort Of Richard Whitfield. sgod 81 years, Ness 6 dsysJ
after a protraoed illness of6 months.
The funeral will take plsoo from tho residence Other
husband, near Rev NJ. Stiles Church. this evening, Tho
22dl at4 O'Clock. The friends and acquaintance, OF tho
family, arc requested TO attond ibis last sod Office, without
further invitation.
On Monday morning the 2lst inst WmtnM. infant con
Of John u and Elizabeth s. Tyler, aged 3 months. The
trends and aequaintances VI tho family are invited 10 az.
tend he funeral The evening nt4 o'clock, from the residence
Of bis iather' without further Invitation.
IN tho vicinity OF Cascade, on Saturday the 90h Of Aug ,
OF Congostivo fever, Mr. JoHv v. Wn.aov. oldest son Of
Col Robert Wilson, Of Pitnylvania CO., eyed about "a
yoars, and formerly Of Danvilo. The family add commun.
ny have sustained q great loss, 10 the death of 70 excellent
o young man. by bis gcndemsnly department, he had 80.
cured to himsehtho esteem Of his extensive eifole Of so-
quaintancc.
The Enquirer h requested 10 copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22

Gonilcmcn-I have not had an opportunity until now. Of
no1clng your comment upon the communication which ap.
poard in your paper o. shou lime since, over the fignsurs
OF 'foWhatan" ] was not a little surpfFed % find In IL
ne following sentence We would take the liberty Of
Suggesting 20 those who may Wish 10 discuss the subject,
Sihai =, toe nomination Tor the NEXT Congressional can.
ya's) 70 90 20 with . Ptgpp regard fof the opinions and
yeefngs o. those who may diAJ from them IN opinion. ~
! say, ] was not a lme Surprised. ti.oo nothing could
pave ooen larihef tom the intention Of the whts Of that
article ihan 70 ue any expression which could be 90 con.
sfsea - 20 deifaot % the sligbbsi degree from tho distin-
gu''hea gentleman whose name appears 6rt init Ihavo
long been On admirsT md = defender Of Mr. Boos, and sQain
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22

~ We have received O. communication from The county
Of Sussex, nominating two Distinguished Wings a. candi.
dates Tor the Presidency and Vice P~rndeney. and urging
che party to adopt hem At once, and 10 dispense with the
agency Of a Conventional nomination. We deem he pub
location, however, unnoeos'sy-in tho fret place. because
itis TOO soon 10 commence the agitation OF this subject
and In the second place, because there is no probability
that to suggestion ofour correspondent would be respond.
cd 70 with auy thing like unanimiy. For the Distinguish
I'd gentlemen whom be 1yminates We have tho highest re-.
Epoci and 81 thty should be selected o. the Wing standard
bearers in lsio, hey 'hall have our most cordial support /;
hut We think ihatit wIlfothsr prejudice than advance their
claims, thus early to present their names TO the country
"Fsstaa Int" 10 o wise maxim in politics o. we'll az In
other natter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22
Virginia MILITARY Institutc.

Lieut.. William Gillian, late OF the L. 5. Army, has ac-
cepted the appointment Of Professor OF Tactics and Ply
steal Sciences in this Institution. He Is highly recommend
ed as an accomplished scholar and soldier. Mr.. q. acted as
Professor at West Point several years, and has since been
in active service with the Army, having been present at the
battles Of the sth and 9Th Of Nov LAST.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22
OmMith thcir mnnh.-

Paymsstor Bnnkerhoh. Of Ohio, has been doeapna,sd
W ,bc Nominating Convention in be Congressional dis
uot-whothcr for donouncing tho isuG Of 1876, or Tor
voting for u, We are not iniormed. John X. Miller super
sodes him.
Chapman Of Mieidgsn. who declared that " Education
= he naiatsl enemy Of Democracy" h slso laid upon
ths Shelf, and Edward Bradley nominated In bic stead.
Rerpbho gs an~graiofuii
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22

20 DIR. cHRisriEs cALvANIc RINGS AND MAGNETIC
rLoIp.-Ihis remarkable discovery comprises an entirely n.v m.
pheaiion Of the mysterious powers OF Galvani.m ard Msrpe,i.p.
being At once more safe, certain and ehcient than any other moJc'
u an nervous complaints. such a. Headaches. Tie Dolor.uI. Fits,
General Debility, etc The Galvanie Rings snd Magnetic fluid ar,
used win the most perfect success Many eases p,o,pape.d bopr.
thus developed.
FOR further parueuian. zee advertisement In aroth.r mar or mi.
paper explanatory pamphlets may be had gratis. By appAea,lon IA
the agents for this city, Me-srs. DUvAL 4 PURCRiI' n,n..,s
teA
W sands' sarsnpariiia.-rhe GALAXY OF milky wav.
pears to The eye Of sen.e a congregation OF vapour' but the ,, or
science. aided by the telescope, has discovered thai his s.m, I,,l'
nous pathway over the broad heavens 10 paved with .sarc and ,beT,
Always someihins, even In the minuirst 6hie Of the ,maIl,,,
n1wef' II which ,eienee, through the mednm Of experiment.. ear
oe'se shne'nihs invisible % the casual observer. Asau instance
sarapariha. The root hsd passed through hundreds ,pd
housaodso " hands before-throush tho instrumentalty Of pats.nt
and prolonged experiment., II was made To yield ia hyrenian proue,.
us In that concentrated form. And how important a, tho.e -
snhs Diseases long considered ineursble are now readily e.p.u,d
hon the ystem-the victim OF rheumatism IL enabled 10 di,eha,,.
his ernieh. he martyr TO setofula his bandages, the elouded .lip be-
comes clear aud transparent the innamed sd iuitaied sut1, !. k...
IL angry glow, the stomach reeoveu hs tone, the liver III activity
ne frame It's strength.
p Prepared and soh. wholesale and retail, and for .po,t.uo
ey h.B.6 D.sANDs, Druggists and Chemists. Granite nufdips.
No. ~ broadway, corner OF Chambers street, New York, old ~
BY DuVAL n PURCELL, Agents, Main street Richmond. Va
Pnee, vi per bottle or siS bottles forS dollars.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22
LittcII'sLiyinaAg

The August number Of this ably conducted periodical
bee been ssnt:3 Bs By Mcssrs. J. " Randolph g. Co..
Is contents, selected from tie leading Magazines and Re-
vevsof Great Britain and the United 5'at,r. ore 81. inter
esung as usuai-and 10 saying that. We pay tt high O.
compliment a5 D. BE- BOO our power 10 bestnF.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-22
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
AT sILAs MERCHANV's.

lust received a large supply Of Fall and Win.
~ Ter C0'hing. cfnlrlfE of CoaD. Pants. Vatt. Yf The latest
rYft and feeeted via grsatcaw, and manufactured ersressiy Tor
uHs mlrsftby myself aEi wu rulfaurr 90 frIas JW az auy h0uae
IN ne Far. re same FYo cJrsfered h who are .nn want 0fuIa
alDvs ar .es w0u dd ~ wfr u0 give me H can
NB-Af0. o. frs a-orrcst 0f shater Ipswich and Angoia
lr'rrnrf and DfawcrH o. vry frHrsbs auce. alo,a fue 90
nrrertofhney nrcet such a. seua Cfavau. supsuds o. Ties,
ard -hirs Bosomn Coaau. &c ~ ~ hsn street 20
subsOiI aud sidc-GEiu PiOugIis and Cast
ings Tor tire same.
me and two horse Pl0ughs, approved patterns;
ard rreuiurai Harhines and Imp iem-ntl rsch ~ Corn
-hfleu Com lnf COB Cuahers, straw Cutters. Wteat Fars.
Hof" P.wrs, &c. 40. AFRO. Ryefor SEEDING Forncby
~. BALDWIN,
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