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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

Personal BEArrY-Wha; is there adds more 10 the pei
soma! appearance and comfort ofmanknd Than good head
OF hair! IN youth is indi. pensabe good LOOKS and
certainly necessary for comforts and Is surrey
~ proper TO supply the any of Natures s AZ those
ha fashion and custom have forced upon us To AVOID
wearing wig ti4 only necessary To fhoons Cheul-
cal Hair visoaior. which fully restores the har wiener
tits lost by sickness by age Prepared hnf sold by h.
PHALON, wig Marker md Hair Cutter PA Broadway
and for sale by drug and fancy dealers generally cy RIO
country. Price 80 per bottle large size 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19
Court Calendar,

SUPERIOR CouRr-This Day-Nos. los, Is. 81 l03,
"a IOl H. l24 49, 1873 TO $40 % 90 81 lC4 49, so
/ 81 %. 80, ll9 3 ~. lis. IA 69. 90. 10 PAL.
CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos. IS, IS 49, 55, 81, 34 los, LOG,
los, 100, Ill. ll2, llJ, SO.
CommoN PLEAs-Nos ., Il, Is H. 269 276 29, 20, %,
"a 80 a6S, 81 49, o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

ESrALED DrsgAsE-We believe It is uistake 70 51p'
pose hen ciPeeFe j. what IL called family com
paintp therefore incuTsDle Such diseases rsns
ui-d through the blood and, therefore, medicine which
VIII exp-l he injecting principle thence, mast seemG 10
''cut CT The ents" lawyer wond LAY IL upon
the boCd lrou III sccr-ons, that SapdsH SnTsApsf
acts ard claim hst v render the virus II
hereditary scroia though may haye descended through
number OF generators II M use il long enough perseYer
in.
Prepared ard sold, wholesale and retail, by b. D
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists ~ FulJon.-L as broadway
and II East Broadway NeyYurk Sod also by Druggists
generally hrou ghous tn United State. Price - per hot
H. oo .iT bottles for s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

PORTABLE SHAVING AND DRESSING CAsEs-Ths
convenience and utility of the articles contained in them
and the durability aud compactness with which they are
made offer superior advantages 10 those who need the
above For sale by c. SAUNDERS & son. III Broad
way fsyy doors above Cortlandst. 10 3ds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19
Demonstrations against liexlco-sa'iins of oul
Squadron from Vera Cruz.

Correspondence of The Tribune.
PENSACOLA Febr'y 9Th, leio,
Commodore Conner, with the Falmouth bearing
his broad pendant, and the John Adams in compa-
ny, sailed this morning for parts unknown But
without doubt his destination is Vera Cruz.
He sent previously to sailing, sealed orders 10 the
Commander of the John Adams, which were to be
opened only in the event Of parting company. The
ST Marys follows mmed lately, and the Mississippi
as soon "a certain dispatches come to hand.
1t seems that the sailing portion OF the Squadron
is supposed by the Department 10 have left Pensa
cola before this time ia the Commander Of the Mis-
sissippi Yesterday received communication from
the Secretary OF the Navy, informing him that des
patches would be mailed the next day under cover
10 him. upon receipt of which he IS Immediately 10
proceed 10 Vera Cruz and thence forward them IN
all haste by the hands of one OF his officers, TO our
Minister in the City OF Mexico.
The Somers viii sail upon the receipt OF the next
dispatches from Washington, or Immediately after
the arrival OF the Lawrence or the Porpeise
Ii is thought here that Government IL acting
preci pately in founding OF importance on
the ntelligence received by the Joaquina and the
Porpoise, and Commodore Conner evident reiuct
ance TO leave por, is doubtless based on such con
yiction, combined with the hope that az sober
second thought" might possibly induce the authori
ties TO issue counter orders.
Very respectfully, Sc. C.
List OF officers attached to the q. S ship John Adams al
sea- Feb &c, bound on cruise
w J. McCluney, Commander; H. Ingersoll Leuensnp
G. Gansrvrort do a n. Holcomb do; Frnncis Lowry
do; Geo F. Sawyer Purser; $ Darlington, Surgeon J
w Taylor P. A Surg Z j.. Winder. Acting Masier r.
c. Caldwell, 1t Marines; VIM. d. Cobb Captains Clerk
Jas Wilcoxson. Passed Mitshipnan; Jas. 3 Thornton
Midshipman a. Fl. OGs, do; Jno. Gale, do James h.
Jouelt DO Ino. T. Bnrrand. DO Jno Munro, boaiswan
Charles Boardmsn, Carpenter e. j. Mhrshsi Gunner H.
N.pE his Sail krr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

fc3@ Hon. WIN. ALLEN, the Chairman of the Sc
nales Committee on Foreign Affairs is shown 10
hayeborrowed literally from De Tocqueville. both
in ideas and expressions, in his late speech in favor
Of 81 4o'. We wish the Secretary of State would
borrow as literally from William Penn in conduct
ing the negotiation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

IT, So extensive has become the consumption Of
Campheno Tor artificial light, owing i,s chespnesa and
extreme brilancy, informed BY Ar, Williams
whole advertisement is in another column. that be 10
now shipping tby railroads to almost every direction in
our country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19
List OF officers attached to the q. S. :
n..n FL ,iE hound on, n crrian

TRIAL OF Wharf.-The Rochester papers bring
us notices Of the second and third days prOcecd;us
bur they present nothing of interest But TWO witnesses
were examined. both convicts and represented rs OF
very ntesen in appearance and deporimerE. One OF
them swore directly tie staobiD OF Gordon by yatr
One Of the Rochester notices alludes full confession
of the crime By Wyatt to other prisoners but does not
cira he nartculars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

II Albert J. Tirrell was arraigned before the
supreme Judicial Court Boston the 10Th charged
WIN murder and srson. &c pleaded not guilty and the
,ourth tuesday in March set down for the trial.
Hicssrs' Nuius Choate and A Merrill MS counsel
II child OF Capt Ely e. Min,er was scalded
Tuesday last. Plymouth Rock
STEAMBOAT ScRSxD.-we regret TO Learn that
Capt. Wards new steamer, lying n Newport on the ST.
Clair river partially consumed by Ere on the even
Protection Insurance oEcc. detroit ADV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

New ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SospG, PeIiurasry, nc
q Cortauosl. under the manufacturing and importing
charge 4 NJ. Johnson, lae Johnson Co. and johnson,
Vfoom ana Fowler all conducted al q C0r,nd-s'-
This mr Johnson ia The and original proprietor
VI the celebrated Walnut Oil Shaving Soap for which 20
equal be foJud premium Of fry dolar- Ia oser.
good article The quality Of Sosps, Eoglsh,
French and Italian Perfumery here made cannot be b-.
and power the t0an1f.ctory, with
sufficient take advantage OF The market 10 tee sup,
plying Of stock considersOrs for country merchants
look IN q Cortlanisl and price before purchasing
-lsewher. l5fl-od
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19
l3nsilless Nntirrs.

Il Now is the time to advertise in the Newspapers
OF the South and West for Spring tradc-V b Palmer
is the Acent-see his advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

LouIsIANA-The new Legislature OF this etate
assembled a, New. Orleans on the 9Th Inst In the
Senate. "a of the 80 Members were present and or
e.,;zsd by electing Felix Garcia President and
Eors,io Davis Secretary. In the House, 70 Mem
hers were present % absent mainly Whigs Mf'
S. Locke Loco) attempted to take the seat to when
Mr. A. C. Bulitt tWhig) was elected from the iilo
District Of New Orleans, but was not per1'ileo 10
swear in D. A. Randall of Ascension was CHOSEN
Speaker, having 4s votes 10 2l for V. Pine ahd LOT
W ] yason. John F. Ayroud was chosen Clerk,
..,r,, as votes ON the second ballot to 80 for A.
Cavillier.
Gov. johnson and 1t. Gov Landry were inau'
gura,ed the same day amid the rejoicings of their
Supporters.
The State Treasurer made his Annual Report the
same day. We gather from IN abstract of it in the
Tropic the following facts
During the past year. the State debt proper has been
reduced 50 g. leaving the State indebted to the
amount of 81 $50 100 OF. Two of the items Of this In
deotedness amounting 70 sos $40 SO, the Treasurer
thinks may be called for and they bear no inter
est They Tor vacant cstates deposited in the
Treasury and for the surpasrevenue distributed By the
Federal Government The assets, By which to lquidase
this debt, s2,fl6 93I 50.
The sales of Seminary and Internal Improvement
Lsuds dGringtoe year nave amounted 70 $4,000 "a vi
this S6i 35 81 cash. and the balance il State Cou-
pons matures.
The receipts during the year including the balance on
the 3ls, December ISL have been s., 662ese ~. the
expenditures including the adjustment, and liquidation
OF debts proper have been S33l0el6 39-eaTing IN the
Treasury the 3ls: December lao ossnce OF s'22
OIL This balance consists OF 225oa9 IT, cash in the
Bank of Louisiana S3s 572 so Of notes end bonds due
ths year and s3s fO9 81 of notes and bonds protested
The value OF landed property assessed for lstl was
sl0I sag TO- The number of slaves l73 100 of
horses. mares and mules 67,o35; OF horned cattle,
367 $50 of retailers of goods 707 OF taverns. 65 Of
commission merchants and grogshcPs. 259 Of apoheca.
RES asd notares "a of four wheeled carriages 1853 Of
two wheeled do III aad o! billiard tables Co. The tax
on landed property sl4l,73e or on slsvca sl73-
1882 80 Ofthis the amount collected prior 3lst
Der 1896 s2sl $50 l6 leaving unpaid at the last
J.,o STE 621
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

II THE DEAF legal sht lin 20, but base
they moral st 10 oy with their deainessr
when they be cured by McNaf- Acoustic on from u
Cortand.st, l7f 2eod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

vlRGIsIA.-The Locos Of the Rockbridge (XItbl
District Of Virginia met in Convention at Harrison
burg on the 18th ins.. and nominated Ex-Governor
JAMES MCDOWELL as d candidate for Congress to
supply the place made vacar; by the death of the
late William Taylor JOSEPH II. SAMUEls, Esq. is
also candidate. The Richmond Wing Gays the
Wings will make nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

n THOMAS h HUBBARD is the Loco Foco can
didate for Mayor OF Utica
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

ovrsIDE-Fast Pase--No,ice of For0ess WORK on
Homeopathy Anopa,hy. and Young Physic'; The Hell
Extraordinary disclosures The License Question
No. III: Ruu,deslers Confession Mathew Carey Far
mers Library.
Fourth Poge-shadows; Suppression Of Gambiins'
News Items; ssles Of Stocks Marine News fr'ces
Current
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19
The Copper Region
Extract from private letter dated
Coppyp H.zaop Lake Superior Jan. :, 1916

Extract from private letter dated
COPPER HAHBoa Lake Superior JAN Z, 1876
Recent splendid discoveries have been made In
the Copper Mines of this region. The Pittsburgh
COMPANY on the Eagle River location. have during
the pas, month opened vein tf'elre feet t7tde from
the top of the hill 10 the bottom-over 200 feet Il
is exceedingly rich in Copper and Silrer- They
have taken out one large piece of Native Copper
and Silver, nearly pure, weighing 1000 pounds 1t
size is fee, 10 inches BY feet inches lonches thick
in the and inches on the edge. Also, 2oco IDS
OF same quality in smaller pieces. They have dOUV
pounds Of very rch quality in barrels ready foF snip
ping They have 53t tons Of 10 to y per cent ores
Copper and Silver, mined In December and fince leit
last week hear that the vein has improved The Easie
River location Of Grato also improves returns LOT Oe
cerber. 40 toms Copper Falls inproved-3o tons TaJ
lors or Hem2s,ead's prospects are improving AT Lake
ebelle good discovery reported but have not seen
il The other locations remain much the same. From
tbe DEVELOPMENTS made the daeren, veins this coun
,-y must be exceedingly rich.
Extract from letter received this morning, dated
WASHINGTON CITY. Feb. 10.
1.-The Ordinance Department this morning re-
ceived from Mr.. McNair. the Assistant Government
Superintendent at Copper Harbor. his monthly re-
turns, and more glowing description C! what has
taken place since LETT. has indeed surprised me-
The duty paid by the Copper and Silver on the
P;tts6urg Bluffs adjoining ours Che Albion ex-
ceeds any other company the point this the ON
cia statement shows In addition TO this II is also
stated that the ores obtained are much rcner' ana
obtained a: one half of the expense. They have
taken from out the bluffs, as stated by Mr.: McNair
pure silver and as large hen egg, and one mass
OF copper has been taken or. entirely pure, weigh
ing over six hundred pounds. The entire returns
from the whole country far exceeds the expectations
Of the most sanguine"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19
Democrats ~ wings ri Native American.

LIQUOR LICENSES FOR ls46.-We hear with
pleasure that the act posiponDg the Town Meetings
to decide the question of License or No License,
does not lie up the hands Of the People for the cur
rent year. So says the Albany Patriot The Evening
Journal also says
''For this year the Boards of Excise are not 10 meet
until after Election. But to make all there as
clause in the bill, vacatng all Licenses which may
be granted prior to said Election"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19
Mr. CHApIN,S REPLY.

NEw.ToRK Feb Il, $50.
Hon. WV. I. McCouN AID Others
Gepae:sea have received letter signed BY you invit-
ing re to deliver address upon the subject Of Capital
Punishment time during my visit to your City
thank you Cor the request and fox the sttsrns snner In
which has becu conveyed me, but must respect
fully decline your Invitation. not prepared to de-
lrer such an address al present.
shall be happy, however N concert with other gen.
iiemen make remarks in behalf of the Abolition
OF Capital Punishment at such time you may appoint
am. gentlemen
Very respectfully, yours.
CHApIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19
Eouisiana Election.

From the N. o. Delta Feb {.
We have the fall vote from 40 out of the 40
parishes into which the State is divided and the
msortes in the others The official return will not
vary the mnjoriies but few votes.
GOVERNOR LIEUT.. Gov.
'Johnsoni De BuystD erb' Len fSpsr IDes.
AZ parishes com. 1922 l06ll 67l l2,Gl4 lll7l 527
Caddo. go a.
Morehousc 40 Ok
Union.----..----. 80 40
Total. l3,202 I0.6s9 gu 1861 II ,o69 527
Johnsons majority Landry's majority, 1892
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

Il REMEMBER that fu .unranty " cure Of the Piles 10
given CortandsL, by the Of Hays Imminent ard
10, Balm Of China III 2sod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19
LETTER TO REV. E. IL. CHAPLIN.
Srw-NoRE Feb IL iSi(

REV. t. II. CHAPIN:
Dear SRA very great desire has been manifested. in
various ways by citizens hear address
from you the subject OF Capital Puuishment-a sub
cct which is now occupying large share OF public
attention. We should individually be pleased to hear
you and in behalf well as that OF large Por-
ton of fellow citizens take this method OF inyit
ing you address public meeting nj some convenient
time during your visit city. With very great re-
spcct are your fel.ow.citizens,
w T McCoUN, HORACE GREELEY,
ISAAC T. HorrEs. MARCUS SrRlSo,
FREEMAN HUNT. ID. DUDLEY FIELD,
Z. I. HURLDUT, JOHN BIGEl ow, and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19
Capital Punishment.

Such is the interest manifested the presen, time
on the subject of the Abolition of Capital Punish
ment that public meeting has been called at the
Broadway Tabernacle on Tuesday evening, the 24th
inst. CHARLES C. BuRLEIcH, of Pennsylvania. au-
thor of Thoughts on the Death Penalty will ad-
dress the meeting. Rev. f. H. CHApIH Of Boston,
as will be seen by the correspondence below, will
also speak the occasion. PARxE GOODWIN, and
others able speakers vii! also take part in the pro-
ceedings, and we have no doubt it will be one OF
the largest and most interesting meeting ever held
in our City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19


e G>uraua hG!ig Jitdcated Soap tor The II PIN
pies, Fr-ckes Tan. SAll0wness EruptDns, AID all skn
dt-auemeuls a. the Dnty depot O. VNaE-rst st store
FROM Sroad ray s. c-ats cake Grec'nn Hair Dye.
pegetabe Liquid RoSe for crtm.oolng Lips and Cheeks
P0dTe Subtle Tor e0tHg Tupe! hctr without ini y
~ The sam Ly Wse Tor Instantly scattering r-dn-s
and ai.h-s rom ACE Acoustic drops for curing deaf
E-Bs. The above celebrated preparation, u Dr.
Goarauds be found only orar mind 81 siief
IL: Store FROM Broadway.
AGESTS-E b. Tuuie, Assembly Buildings, Pni!sfel
phl.; Jordan, Mis--t Boston Carleton q Co. Lowell
Ives Salem; :" L. G-rs!.n, n. Bedford Gu'ld, BsrsOr
bliss Springfield Green Co. Worcester Myers ~
Haven. dit
II Pnples Chapped t.-st Sa.l RGsuLn aIe cajs 10 q
few hours by using JOness Italian Chemical Soap 5ho
reader, this really Try IL only Sold q tSe
American Eagle g ChathamsL S2l Broadway lsi <oS"o
e The Har IL dry and dtrty in winter but anal Gusn
iity Of chilling bottle of Jcnes's Corel Hair Restof
would make moist sJi, clean aud smooth SD Keep -
Iace as oDg any other preparation 500 a. 20 ssn
the American E.ge. % CEstnsn-st or 81 bioea~g ~
lS9 Fulton st Brooklyn. isi zroc
RsD heai. srey heacs .hlie hesds, bald heads
H--fs .Asis scurvy, have of said,
Ii 10 have dark h.ir you're wiling,
Why refuse 10 spend three sialhbgs
B.sc@, soft dark, silky hair, Know goa eoyet,
For that small riilng you all car haze IL
Do not let another day'psss by,
Ere Joness Heir Res.cf ztive you iry
Many Of YOU readefr, probably sgdstec viz all ISL
sLgfs Wen, try this once, and assure you you vii %
sgrrcsby grahed treaty forces the hair 10 grow dsfs
,tops aiAng Of c1ressnd for dressing the hs II sh'
!qteIy makes It delicious and u Solo
shilings. AK for Joness Al the American Esss
g. Chsthas, 81 Broadway, l3s FutoG-st, BtooLya
III 2eod
q rch and varied combustion Of varieties the ia
today aoG this evening crowd fyistors ofeoof's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

~ General Committee OF Democratic Whis
Young Men.-A special meeting OF this Commiaee
wi, hs held at The Broadway House. Thursday Evening
,sh n,.n, a, II o'clock Tho attendance Of every member
.s wished. By order,
THEo. E. ToMLINsoN, Chairman.
+ E.P r s aebcsous#, }secre'srls. 1877
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

Il Pirpes, Chapped t.-sH, Sail REsuIn, c1Iaf IN 2
few hours by using Jones's Italian Chemical Soap hind
reader this IS really Try it only Sold a. ne
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-21

lily PAPER.-The celebrated Egyptian Poison Paper
for the destruction Of Plies, Mosquitoes, Actor sale ~
cents by
js22 J w RANDOLPH A. co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-21
TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TENHE undersigned returns his respectful thanks
Il his friends and the public for the
he has received and bess inform
his fo Clocks
and those deal
eel the cheapest res and honorable
devote tho rigid attention to their interests.
Having been extensively engaged manufacturing Clock,
than he believes he had
pounes for becoming acquainted with the Clock deal
and he would hereby respectfully inform all who
purchases Of him. that they shall be furnished with Clocks which
cannot be surpassed in point Of workmanship or finish.
well known that and dealers
constantly selling worthless article Abeleds
the genuine jerome Clock" which fact unwilling aekEow
Judgment from them OF their superiority. lie puehas
will appreciate the advantage buying
In which they Will subjects OF imposition.
ORDERS accompanied with the cash. Will promptly faithful
g attended to- Strangers who send their orders By
receiving the attention personal application Clocks
tended for Foreign Countries will carefully selected packed
Nl reference the markets All Clocks purchased
this estabhment warranted perform and
viii be delivered board boats vessels free Of
pharge. With that possible shall
hsd To the interests OF his friends and patrons he respectfully
ecin the patronage ola
Warehouse IN Philadelphia, 20 North Third Street.
Warehouse in Baltimore, 36 South Charles Street
FACTORY IN New Haven ST. Johns Street. between Hlm
ton and Market DC 23-ly CHAUNCEY JEROME.
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REDFORsD GROWN GLASS.

kEDFORtD CROWN GLASS.
NHE kEDFOkD GLASS WORKS are agaii
lane the former In. assistance on I'M, h..,
s.sfs and the inodaeuon Of improvement ia,esss
~, % are,s Of Gown oa. tA. has bse
In order TO prevent iposon By packing inferior o.. In Re.
.sS .SseS ss no sss DO, of'he G. yin be popsry s-.
ksdo'd co~s Glass nom white nin, .asd obtain.
nom hat species Of and In this country.
,b. .-sons ' ssI hs hfs' quality branded -Redford
os which win be furnished wi,h the .,m.. di.e.,eS
.os W., 90 % 70 Keep on hand &c 1t
asd"sh Brown" brandt. Of .sss and double hIss
DUvAL d PURCELL.
10 a7 it7 Main stree.
= Richmond Va. ]
~ Ew BOOkS.-Just received by DRINK En-
~ NORRIS o. Main street >
tn as 90 % frsty Woman. by his Psdoe author
seysses Of D'scovey Research With, IN, A,,,,
As Present time Arranged By sr John Barrow Bar
AsAsvnsn'' OF the knights Of M.n. BY A,, sv,,,,.. Nc
Ihs Novisi.,e or Year among IN. Eosu,s J,.,,. Nv
Crehsoa- BY W. Harrison Ain,.ors
narpers' Illuminated shah spsarr Mo-. a. and az
ssos' ssd amer tho Conquest By Mehr Ch,v,,
Sep,,oa,. p,sonaIy Of Practical Medieins. p.ri,
mesiated Wandering Jew, No IL
cimpsss Of The Dark Ages: or sle,eh., OF The
ros ,sh from he 9th to the 18th Century.
- " :. 1e1t DRlSkER NORRIS
Magazines for Juiy-
oDEY's Lady, Boob, for July win .i,s,s. c,.o,,.,
~ G'ah.ms Magazine, do. a. oh pA'es
c.aie. National Magazine. do. DO 40
Columbian Magazine, do H. 3D.
NO. ITO Luirn's Living Are w.
. WIN ses.n' Illustrations drawn by n Ysiep,. In
BY the author Of "Le'ter, nom the Baie 's"e'
=, pnei os, year amer Mauase--by 8 Arhur .u,,
The Horse Doeior-The habits disease. and ,,,,,. ,
ss a ana ON The road with advice purchasers, Prs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-21
SIory's Equity Jurisprudence

| WINDOW GLASS.-By the sehr IaEranEe We are in
w receipt Of further additions stock Glass
| single and double thickness DUYAL 4 PURCELL
| y u AZ Main a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-21

NEA-we have opened chest Of very superior GunpOw
II Tea-sueh has satisfaction
used 1. GRETTER 4 GRErrER.