davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-28

o. In our last, we published para
graph from the Missssippian, 1.-THE State pa
per, paper Of high standing and much
influence,) acquiescing in the surrender
of a part of Oregon, and speaking of it as
"not worth fighting about" The follow
ing paragraph, and others in the last num-
Der of that paper, take different view OF
the matter, " intirely quite"'
Signs OF THE TrMEs.--Should Paroles
succeed in overlurning the existing go
vernment Of Mexico, he will nave carried
the people with him BY pandering to their
feelings Of hatred and Jealousy OF the Uni.
ted States. We may then expect WAR
WAR, with Mexico and war with Grea,
Britain. The signs ofthe times favor this
view. Paroles win drive Mr., SLlDELL
with insults from Mexico, and our govern.
ment must forthwith chastlse The insolence
Of a government nstigated by Great Brit
ain. England will NOT remain passive
but will then go to war for the valley Q
the Columbia. Let us then stand by tht
President in claiming the loholc Of Ore
goa or none; and when we have war viii
Mexico and England, lei the war be TO
the CONTINENT. MiSSisslPPtdn.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-28

mr. The National lntelHgencer. the fe'
dera paper 81 Washington, has been ieIici'
,aHne It's trlgnds on what IA called peace
fol termination OF Tie Oregon controversy
meaning q Surrender Of the country nofit
Of the 4oth parallel When Mr.. Calhoun
took ,his ground Din efect) in his recent
speech, thar paper announced with The
utmost confidence that after sueh an "im-
portant accession to the body Of Legislators
who are not, al any rate, disposed to incur
she horrors aud hazards of war" the dis
pute would be amicably adjusted. But, say
the editors in their number Of the l3th Ja-
nuary--
" The debate in The House has unseaed
our eyes, and shown US how near we stand
TO the edge Of precipice. We therefore
desire 10 recall any expression of confidence
which we have heretofore felt ourselves
authorized 10 use in regard TO the peaceful
termination Of this Oregon controversy"
In other words, the editors are now
convinced that majority Of the Repre-
sCntauves Of the people will maintain oul
little 10 "the whole of Oregon" In this We
hope and believe they are not mistaken.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-28

WAR.-We have proposition to make,
and would, if IL would not be considered
vain in us, call the attention Of Represen-
sentaiives in Congress TO ii. War is at all
times thing greatly to be deplored, and
lust now we think, for us OF the South,
much more than usual, We think We have
Bit upon a good plan-which is this In
stead of the TWO nations going to war about
Oregon, let the rights of it depend upon
the issue of a single combat between Mr.
Polk and Prince Albert-eilher naion could
easily snare their champio tho hies-
sings Of peace would fully compensate the
nations for the loss OF thousand such.
[picks6urg Inieitigr.
Another method of settling il occurs to
us, which, judging from the late Preslden-
tial election, and other past events, would
be much more likely to meet the sanction
of our people. The editor Of the lnteIli-
gencer, and that very respectable and in
telIigent portion of our felow-citizens, the
wing party, generally, are of the opinion
that Mr.. Henry Clay is " the greatest nan
now on top of the earth, or under it either "
The same respectable authority has placed
Mr.. Daniel Webster above men--"the God
like" Now, we take it for granted that
great and god like men are scarce in Eng
land, or the English would not seriously
think OF bullying or fighting us out of our
territory of Oregon. Our proposition is,
then, that these extraordinary specimens
of humanity be transferred TO her majesty
of Great Britain, in consideration Of sur
render of her groundless pretensions to
Oregon. Their extravagant political no
tons, and exclusive and partial schemes
of legislation may suit the British--we be-
eve they borrowed them thence--but have
been over and over again repudiated by
| Americans. Mr., Webster may then re-
ceve an annuity from his admirers equa
to tina, received by Prince Albert, without
censure and Harry of the West" he
with "the eye of Mars" and "tbe front o
love himsef!" may be laudcd to the echo
and gori6ed to his hearts content, by I
people more accustomed to such employ
ment than majority our rough repubI
cans, with no moestation from the vulga
ocolocos, save parting blessing in hi
own chaste language: $50, d. you, where
you belong!" To use the words of the In
telligencer--" the blessings cfpeace woulC
fully compensate for the loss Of thousanc
, such"--but not for the loss Of one inch o
r Oregon.
II Great Britain should contemptuousl,
$ reject this Offer, and if Mr.. j. c. Calhoun
g still be in favor Of /" further negotiations,
or " mastery inactivity" let him be throw
! into the bargain.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-28

Gov. M'NuTT will soon resume the
practice Of the law The Governor is
only 44--in full health and vigor-young
enough yet 10 retrieve his fortunes, polri-
cal and pecuniary. "Time sets all things
evcu,' and will show whether the people
sanction the verdict Of their servants, in
his case.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-28

or The Soufsroa. quoting a sentence
Of our remarks or The Governors message,
prelends TO consider it as in reference to rs
notice Of that production, and lheFeppon
proceeds TO dilate, through an exceedingly
silly and senseless paragraph, upon men
or talents" gentleman" "decency," &c.
Nc made 10 al'asion 10 the Governors
character OF talents, or 70 ,he q&Rg edi,or's.
bai we muF say that ,he Paragraph TO
which we aaa3o Is sirong proaf that the
latter Is ret ovcs-tuuhcned VITA either
talents or aeaeney osr reaaers mayjudge
for themselves, from The following extract:
ave have alwArs toli COR Democratic
friends, v BON We could approach 10 a spi-
ril of iyanknrss aua respect, that 10 be
GENTLEMAN and also iaieaitd, was looked up
on A. repr0ach Ia Their party. and ihat a.
one t.me on another they would be kicked
out Of 10 ior der aetCscg-"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-28

The Bull TO ABOLISH SECURITY LIABILI-
TIEs--inmoduced by Mr.. McCaughan, de-
serves to rank as the most important which
has been brought before the Legislature at
the present session. We shall hereafter
notice some Of its very salutary provisions.
l.uississipPian.
We sincerely hope that this bill may be-
come a law. Its effects would indeed be
salu,ary, and beneficial TO all,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-28

appointment by the President. Hiram
G. Runnels 10 be collector OF the customs
for the district Of Texas, and inspector o.
the revenue for the port oil Galvesion' ~
the State OF Texas.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-28

Wha, is the Legislature doingg This y
the common inquiry among the people
ana sorry we are that the common answer
is--spending some $500 per day, to hue
or no purpose loem'"c''
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-28

G-- A friend has politely forwarded TO
us copy of the " Documents accompany
ing the Governors MESSAGE With the
exception OF one or two reports from State
officers, we see nothing among these edo
cuments" worth half the cost Of printing.
They consist of the correspondence be-
tween Gov. Brown and the Boards Of Po-
lice, the Governors Of other States, and
their clerks, and other clerks, railroad pre-
sidenta and agents, &c.--eliciting no very
valuable intormation--the substance, and
all useful portions o. which, might have
been given in few pages. The docu-
ments re pages1 are as full of questions
and answers Ito use free phrase) "as a
dog is Of heas."
As a spirit Of inquiry is exhibited by the
rulers and Legislators Of the State, We hum
bly, suggest that the following interroga-
tories tatered slightly from the questions
propounded by the Hooser to the inquisi-
tive Yankee,l be forwarded to the proper
quarters, and the answers printed as pub
lie documents-provided they are not print-
ed at the public expenses
How many pine trees are there in the
State of Maine, how many feet of lumber
would they make, and wha. would it be
worth both at home and abroadl
How many of the children Of the poor
| are educated by the rich in New Hamp.
shire, and how many have learned to write
! without readngl
What number of young unmarried Ia
dies do you think there are within 100 miles
| of Lowell, and what commission would
YOU charge on each TO send one or nine
thousand TO this country! And what dc
YOU think would be the average increase
! in two years, beth Of boys and girls, tpro
vded they were MARKEDLY
| Can negroes work on railroads 2--And |
so who struck VIM. Patterson!
How many pounds Of pepper and saltpe
| ire are consumed annually in the State
| South Carolina, and the value thereof!
/ How will the Oregon question be settled
and how many acres are there in Vancou
| ver's Nandl
Do YOU know of any considerable mum
Der of men who would undertake to builc
a jevee. at ST. per day each, and take pay
in swamp land at So per acre!
What is the size and breed Of ticks abon
Mnledgeville, and is il true or not that thu
land is so poor that they sometimes starve
What is the price OF axe-handles at TN
Ohio Penitentiary, and what would It cos
TO get them from thence TO Vicksburgl
Do the ladies' in your State gel married
or otherwise!
What IS the distance from the Mlsslssip
ri to the Atlantic on a straight line, AM
what on crooked onei
What do you think Of the sea-serpent-.
is il hoax or not il not, do you think
would be important in military point 9
view 10 tame number OF them in order !
guard our harhors!--and would they not b
more terrible TO our ancient enemy tina
millions of men scattered over the proa
extent0f our country'a
Can YOU recommend an agent who wouI
undertake TO sell FIVE thousand shares
Brandon and Alabama-line railroad stock
price per share two fifty dollar dogs, or tn
same proportion in coon-skins'
What is your opinion OF Napoleon bona
parte, Mexican affairs, and things an
, matters in generals
! -~-~---~---.----------~~->
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-28

A religious paper has lately been started
at Jackson, called the Mississippi Bap
,ist"--of,h missionary" persuasion, we
belicyc--wm. II. Taylor, editor.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-28

PROGRESS. The convention for amend
inc the Constitution of Missouri, have
adopted clause for prohibiting hereafter
the granting Of any bank charter.
They also declare that all corporations
OF every sort, shall be repeaIable by the
legislature.
They have also before them propo-
sition restricting the contracting of State
debts, which win also, no doubt, pass, in
some shape.
All this is encouraging evidence Of The
progress ID sound principles.
The Pennsylvania publishes the fol-
lowing advertisement" aud the editor
requests the democratic press of the Union
TO copy -
nNOTiCE.--The partnership hereto.
fore existing between John Ball and Bro
,her Joaa,haa ia The occupation Of Oregon
Territory, will be henceforth conducted
by Brother Jonathan solely on his owl
account"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-28

6r1r We cali the attention Of our fellow
craftsmen, and Of any person wishing to
purchase Printing Office, to the advertise
mpnt Of our friend G. w. II. BRowN. The
Office offered for sale is very cheap at the
price designated.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-28

/ lMpoHrAE1 FoBEIcN NEws.--h passen-
Igor on tbs stage yesterday morning sinied
thar lust before he left Yicksburg, late ana
important foreign intelligence was recei7-
ed there
An advance Of l-e 4, In the price Of cot
ton in the Liverpool market;
The death OF Louis Philippe, King Of
the French;
The overthrow Of The Peel Ministry IN
Great Britain, and the consequent certain
~ Of a repeal Of the corn laws
No accounts of The reception Of the Pre-
sdent's message in England.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-28

The Yazoo river has risen about Q feet
during the past week--it rose near o feet
on Monday night. Yasoo city Wig.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-28

Or Senator SrEsH7 wii accept thanks
for a copy Of the diplomatic correspondence
on The Oregon question, sent US under his
frank.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-28

Ma. ADAMS ON WAR.--Mr. Adams =.
peated in the House Of Represeniaflse,,
on the 9TH inst, his prior declaration ~ u.
he did not anticipate war respecuns
Oregon. His words are as follows N.
"a repeat, | do not believe that y wv y =,
cur under any circumstances. ! 90 -
believe that Il would occur, i the sss
day after the notice shall have been g'sga1 ,
we should send body Of troops % 's I.
possession Of the whole territory ~,
not believe that the government q IT. IA
Britain, or the people Of Great Bnias'
will ever make war, or support . m,", !,
try thai would make war, for Oregon' y
par, Of the territory Of Grea, br'e'"'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10
FOR NE w ORLEANS

IL Il ~
AsKiSs LBBY's Line Of Packets between Rehpons ,A
"a -, an' WI commence their regular September
ana Wi be composed II the following vo---l-
~ 49, -, nnN,hhLok, Capt HiEAs HoETOs;
nht ohl.hNNH, Capt VIZ. Ssrru
Brig JOSEPHINE can Ia. Ro.,..a.
OF We above vessels will leave place regularly every
Ne can with confidence, recommend the abcv. ysse- 10
.'' As t+y were buih expressly insure
-. -y "u' ss--cs and are commanded steady
OF "nz experience the freight or passage.
'ep superior Accommodations, eabtA aud sts.raK.
'"s'' Apply T" J. FISHER son. or
:, , 40. HAsktNs 4 LIBBY.
wharfage. ' :. anu
IA - -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10
TO GENTLEMEN VISITING PHILA.
DELPHIA.

I>HE subscribers keep always a large and
choice assortment Of s-ssonabI. Fancy and snpl. Goods
Tor renusmen Of the and styles and from
the best manufactures; Rnonr which
SHIFTS, BosoMs AND COLt.ARs-OI every de.et,pon of
Linen and Muslin. white and eoloured mad. OF rur.
inen aud the best long cloth We offer TO IN.
our PiiaieipAia made
SHIRTS AT wHoLEsALE-Mad. Of IN, he, ,,,,,, T., ,.
newes, styles and ,tro-g every respect those
made for city
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAwERs-of siIs, Msrino, Couon.t
Lambs Wool, Flannel Muslin. Linen &C.
hoslEkf--G SILK, Merno. Wool. Cotton. Thread ke
CRhNAIs AND sCARfS-Of EnzliAh and French bl,ek and
fancy SIX AMI Satin; also, fancy Cotton and the real Ma
dfas cravat.
nLoNt-oi Md siik. Beaver, Linen Thread, Cotton
hNphhh'hlEfS-ot Linen Cambria, plain h.n.tte he'd and
eolonIed borders also every description OF suk IIdk6
sroCks AND sUsPENDERS-Of various description. and
qualities 49,
MORNING WRAPPERs-Of Cashmere shaws Mous.elin. d.
Lame. Printed Cotton, and trimmed IN superior
style -
oge'her with an assortment Of Toilet Combs.
Meh caps Smoking Caps sfhe Purses article.
pressly for gentlemen.
- 4. ~. WAY & co.,
SHlRT STORE, AND GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing Establishment,
No. 1Gi Chestnut ST.,
PHiLADELFHiA.
eJ First store above the United States Hotel feb9I-,f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10
NEW SPRlNG Gn0nS


NoM OPENING AT No. 81 MAIN STREET.
f'ht subscriber i now receiving from New
- horS Philadelphia AID Baltimore. large and esr,a A.
o. Fresh SprnE Dry God plrehls-d for cash AT the
'Nes' ifr'ne rates The following O. part
DRESS GOODS FOR LADIES
IyTeHeiica' Graduates Graduated Lawn Rot..
s'iln striped Omtre Rareges. Paid FrrHch GtpsbaB,
BON PINK and blue French Chlnzes
Black saun striped Bafeges
Mourning ana halCGo. Lawns ana GiBybans
fokeilEa's, entirely arce
Embroidered Nl-ns and Lawns
kieh Pans BalElunes and Barrrss
Snk Warp Aqaea's low ~ G9t cts
BOZ PINK and blue Pans Jaconet. Coronatnp R,,-,
Trimmed Pans Collars High meek Ch.mir.ts-
swiss and Cam5'ic EigIngs Inserinrs
AieIandsr's best hid owes
FOR GENTLEMEN.
RAIN black single mIlIsd
% plaid French DO do
ilad Iamoroons and Tweed dc PLAID French Drilling,
AloeHlne' a new article Dap De Louvier do. DO.
bae, black and inv green Cohs. White Linen Duuings
ALSO,
! case OF Six Umbrellas
> DO hne Bingham DO.
DO Parasolees sun Shades and Para,ols all made bv
Bro OF Philadelphia. whose famed reputation for
sool a'lele, requires no CONNIE ndation OF mine
a. Ue above goods including others not her. named
'e sod extremely low for County merchant, are py
It'd % examine stock So '
y. ia hand Cotton osnaburgs BurIzps Cotton Cloth.
Cheess Ticking, Linen Coed, SC Sc
81 EDRIS FERKLEY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10

HORDON " SKINNER, "a MAIN STREET
~ Richmond, Va offer for sale-
50 hhds Orleans and West India Sugar.
IS terces and bbls Clarified Sugar
40 packages lnlf crushed and puIyerised surar.
boxes white Havana Sugar
$50 bags Coh'e-Rio, I.aguayra, Java and Maueaibo
tales Mocha Coffee
IS hhds Orleans and West India Molas.es
10 hi chests Gunpowde " Tyson Tca part very ,uu.,o
) III chests Black Tea
Tea IN 6 and 1ih
900 sideI Leaiher-g'oi stamp aud damaged
IS DO Russell Leather
goo lbs Shoe Thread
100 boxes Sperm and Taliow Candies
10 boxes Soap
Fancy and varegated soap
10 bags Pepper
Pnento and Ginger
goo Kegs Nails
$50 sacks Ashton's salt
$50 bags
100 kcgs Duponi's Power
$50 reams Wrapping PAPER
10 uctcss Rice
sSo doz Hemp and Cotton BED Cord. snd Lime,
50 dor BtOoms
y dor painted Buckets
~ Tubs
q bales Cotton Irvine and Lamp Wick
so bags Feathers
200 Nova Scotia Grndstoncs
IS kegs Horse Shoes
o. hhds Bacon
Ghss-Stiu and
Sperm and Tanners OH
Cotton Yarns SAT- Pcirc. Coppeu. Nader spd Indigo.
Nounn m bales, tlnvCr Seed. CIDER ytnsrar A..
lkoN-lOO tons Sees English. Trederar and County, com
pHsnG nearly at sLrs, round, ni and square
sheet Iron and Nail rods
SrEEls-Amcfican and English Riiscr,d
Mayors and sheer Steel
TIN PLATE-t75 boxes IOttt tst9o tQ,ts
Bright and loaded Tin Tor roofing
COPfER-2eOo lbs Brazisrs shcahing and Bolt
WlRE-iooo lhs assorted sizes
Zinc AMI speiter
BAR and Sheet Lead. &c. nb9t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10

j. WILLIN GHAM,
wHotrsstF nEstFE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
) now IN receipt Of an almost entire new stock
OF soatnn'bc Goods which have much care
ana VII D." ohr I'D accommodating NJ suct pcea a.
eHnnot a 70 please lie soci's and
the sdr fenefa. 10 stocl CONSISTING in
part, follow.
Rich embroidered French Bayorncs
Graduated Robrs
Lice OrEaniics. some very rich
irntcd Lawns md Scotch R,rorines
Pain ard embroidered second Mourning Do.
Fain and Satin striped Ginrhams
Astoria SATIN a aftcs
BareEe and other scatfs
New style Spring Prints afgf stosk
Cap ami Bonnet Ribbons great variety
Jaeonct Lace Striped and other Cambties
lu'h Linen and T. e Hdkfs, very cheap
laecsa and Eirnrs, complete assortment
Black and Coouted Nd Cloves
Black and White lace Mius
Rlacs and White ud Cotton IIare
fafas1is, Pansoietts and Umbrellas
Lace Willow ard Gimp Hornrts great variety,
Hacs and White Thu lace ior Caps
Blcach,d AID Brown Hollands
CLOTHS.
quality. '''
CASsIMERES.
Err'sh and French, large assortment
NesinFs. great variety
Bleach nomcres, aiarrc assortment
Richmond March 30, 1876
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10

my sh's and the public generally one Of IN. bo
nave ever had aud a. am want Of ti,t very ,T 81,
'y ''SHty invite all articl. m nv lin, IA
% call being determined great n not create, in
aHe'infn mt than any n trade s'' q"
" bear IN mind that CHINA HALL No ~ west Mai, ..,
% paee to buy new and flshionabc styles at low pries.
- - lit WATT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10
IN STOR E.

IN STORE,
IToFrE ALGERrNEs-for Ladie, Dre..c.
Eoas sal.ls
sls ~arp Gnshaas,
Cord and plaid
, Talsonn,. and Barge,
Mar. lie. and other skirt,
50 BAsls shaWt
Checked, striped and plain snt.. muslin.
Iieonet
Checked, striped and plain eamsue.
Plain and figured bobnets
Foounss and other ace GOOD.
JaeOnet and eambrie edgings and a,.rinz,
iiish linens, large stock
ETin u linen sheetngs
Linen canntrcs and linen eambre htsf,
Brown and blcaehed hollands
Brown linens and cloths, every variety
Heavy brown linen drills
Navy drills good article
Iamaroous and eoronadss. a very heavy stock
naIssnes ana valencia vesnEs
French and English 0k yes,ng some Of extra quality
aeh brown and bronze French the be. max
Black and fancy French er,s double and single width,
Eusish eassiHeres AMI tVeeis
amefean Ianey ssssnerss a beautiful article
- PAIN and ds4draP d'ete
summer cloths, every color and puss
Boutaznss and alpaeeas
slE and alpaca sirgs
Green uarrge black lac. wells
sass whie and cord Italian Grape, hat Grape
Black and cord klt gloves
Hoo and h-lf hose. a large stock
sIlk and
French sis umbrellas, fine article
Cotton al girgham Umbrellas
Paraso.s and FaEasoetes
s.oess, en-srs aud tlsoms
Back Italian ana oaer eravats
Fancy neck hikfs scarfs
Black and cord sewing silks
Do. na,n, tb-e,1s 49,
Iay'ots Brook Coltes ana other spool cotton
Buttons and combs, large stuck
Gum web and other suspsnde-
Prints
-, -, -. and D
- 80 AID 50 shirtnKs and Sb.et,pg.-,morr.,
which aye Virginia stout EItrek Canal Nils. Manehese ars
other vel known ~
Apron and Furniture
hnoE and Pentsntary Plads for servants
tni many other styles Goot all OF which are ossr. n the
'raae upon the most accommodating terms
-." - DANIEL. n. LONDON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10
INDIA RUBBER FACTORY
Nelrdrk Nor -,

store No. So Walden Lane Sexx yorl,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN All
hlNDS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
suspendeFs, over shoes Cloth for mi 70 ~
e IieierNefs haeAIc Banning Water Proof Clothing and
y oe' aruee made from India Rubber Our article OF sus
were eihhied AT the late fair American IB.u,
an impartial elimination and COMPARISON " IN other. n.
e h's' premium all All the artieIes We
Undergone the seScest gwen enr. sati,osob
ss invite Merchants and all from the Middle
aad south Western call At our .tabbm
mhete tey VIII IND good and ted assortment N Ins
buyers Al ordesprompty executed.
ue Io-om HUTCHINSON l. RI-NNnN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10
NUMBER SO.

hE subscribers offer for sale. among others.
,S = "e 'ooNns popular remedies. w.,,,. R,l..m AZ
wa Cherry Buehans Hungarian No am B.,o, mr. -
sarsapania Winners Aoanuu Ne .te,, Oi,,,n.,,
I'M an vegetable fhs smth. sugar coated do Re-.
"hh' do and most other Pills in u., 49, ''
apo CRrpsa ...
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10
isitbmona Dailp fubia.

RICHARD Nv. TOLER, Editor.
BO. ~. GAIIAHEN.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT. Associate Editors.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10

- 81 SODA fof Hrsi.rr-suuer Dsrb Sod,
~ Indigo ard Mlf..r--sH rsrBr salad OIL
L'zwr1i r.s To. rappsi
Lewis WH.'e Lead tfy lrI in OIL
F.-'m s1fs-Chromr Green
Chrome NH.uV-rfrssr n u'ur
RIr Sfr-.--Nr-rU-r Rec
span sh Hfrvn-srts Tifpc1t.ns
WINDOW s1ss-ul many other ar,r. MAKING t,,,. 80,
reue1i a.sCrmsut of prfgs tyrs PAINS OILS r,fsr, v.i
Faney N-rs Paint Brushes Whtswash Brusbes he A. :, -
prices purchasers - ~"
R-rhrt-uI,r attention paid To packing and .b,rr, ,
ap3 uTVAt. 4 ptfgcFft - 49,. - ''',''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-10

TO FARMERS.
Inn BUSHELS Black I've Peas
cOO so DO White Field Rcana
so DO. Herds Glass Seeds
50 DO. Tim';ly do
% do. Orchard do
so d.. Ky Hue do
Luccrno, White Pied Carrot.
While Preach Sugar Beet. Mlnrci wurtye d.
Rye, HHrk Wheat Gaavaut and fun assorspt Of fesb
and genuine Garden Scrds.
fbptGS with wrought points almost every descp
ton now IN usfCmc u which have lately Introduced
CASTINGS Tor Davis Mccormick Ffcrb1n Rrrrica Noufs.
A. M1s'n. Prouy Near and Livingston County Plourhs.
CORN SHELTERS, Of patterns ranging In price from
5, 10, 10 GO Dollars
Hanows Cuvators Wheat Pans Cutters Hoes SPADES
Shove Manure Forks Pruning Knives Shear
ffowcs and other tools necessary the garden
NH . WA PALMER