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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
INCIDENTS, &c.
From, he St. Louig Rers.Hc, Jsly 2

f-'@'S
orr friond Cant. Church, Of the Bucllc.in, on
his lato trip from Now Orleans. brought with
him number OF officers Just from the army.
They were full Of anccdoto, of course. and tho
following little illustration Of character IS IL
toresting well rs amusing:
Among tho volunteers .4entIcman S
son'-a full privctc who, heartily SICK of ram
weather, mud and no shcltcr, first went to his
captain with his complaints, but meeting with no
particular sympathy, resolved 10 have talk with
General Taylor himscf.-Arrivcd at tho com
manders quarters, tho General pointed out
10 him. but he was rather lncrodulou3-'T That
Old fellow General Taylor! Nonsonso' Satisfied.
however, that such was even the case he marched
up, and rather patronizng'y, opened his business.
General Taylor, bo!ioveH'
''l cs sir.
"Wcll, General, I'm dovllish glad 10 sec YOU
an ndccd!'' The General returned the civiHty.
.'General. You'll eXcu5o me, bat since I've
been hero Two been doing all could for you-
have, indood; but tho fuct is, tho nc communications
are very bad--arc, indeed; mud, sir! actually
mud! 'blccgol 20 lie down it. actually; AMI
the fact is. Gonora, I'm a gontcman's son, and
not used to it,
The General. no doubt dcoPly impressed with
the fac, Of having gentleman in his army
expressed his regret that such annoyanccs should
ever exist, under any circumstances, IN ciyiliz-
cd army.
"N cil-but, trencral, what am | to do!
''Why. really. don't know, unless you take
my place"
'WolI, now, that's civil-'tis indeed. Of
course don't moan TO turn out, but a few hours
slccp-a cot or a bunk, or anything-would be
refreshing. our place whore IS IT, Genoral!'
sob. just drop down-any where about hero
any place about camp Will answer"
The look which the ':gentlomans SON. gave
the General was peculiar.
''WoIi, no wonder they call yon '.Rongh and
Ready" said he; AMI amid the smiles of all but
Trough and Roady' himself, tho ..gcntlonan's
SON. returned to take his chance of tho weather.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
SHERIFES SALE.

10y VIRTUE of an Execution me directed from
~ The Wayne Circuit Court, | will expose ut public
safe at the Court House door Centrcvilc Wayne co
Indiana, on the eth day of August, 1916 between the
h'urs oil ten clock, and four o'clock p. NJ ON
Sa. day. the following property to-wit
certain parcel or lot CT ground situate in the tow of
nHhihohd ayne county, Indiana and described as
'oio"s to-wit Thirty five t}5} feet off OF the North
P"o' .o numbered sixty -four o. running the whole
depth of said lot; lying and being in that nat Of t
81 hiehhond iad on by Charles w Starr. Taken as
.ie property OF W lillian Graves, satisfy said Execu
ZION ia favor of Daniel r. Alcott
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff w C.
July II, 1916 Il "a 5a,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
just Received,

A LOT Of prime Java Coffee Cornstalk Molasscs Ct
~ good quality; primo lot of good Bacon Also,
Oats Corn, Flour and Feed, nearly all times hand,
with many other articles of Groceries and Provisions,
ouch as-Chcose Apples, Pears and many other r1fie-
hes and, opportunity offers TO get them Eggs, Butter,
Dried Beef Potatoes, &c. &c.
u Also. tocrabc supply Of Ladies' Kid SLIPPERS
"a prime article; Mems BOOTS, SHOES, and BRO
CANS. with many other ''notons."
Work, in the BooT and SHOE line, done to order at
nearly all and Boots Shoes and Cash,
given for nearly all kinds OF Produce
OWEN EDCERTON.
Richmond, Seventh Month 2lst, lsi6. 30tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

DR. Duncan Dear Sir:-I feel happy in writing the
few lines stating the good effects Your valuable
medicine produced l attacked about
months since with inflammation Of the Lungs. attend
ed with a distressing cough and choahing of phlcm,
the breast and shortness of breathing; and
length became weak anu debilitatcd. Finding that
grew daily, and that could not live long with
thing and some another Among The medicines
mended the best. Your ENpectoraut Remedy. My
wife At length sent 10 your Office for three bottles.
need using it according the directions. and feel
hatpy in stating You, and the public, that found
lief and by the time had used the three bottles
was able to walk to the Post Office, and
NY friends sent for two bottles, and used them,
and now feel myself perfectly we'll.
GEORGE JOHNSON,
West Third ST., Cincinnati.
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PhVssc Out Diseases!

nR. kATZ'S ANTIBlILlOuS LIFE PILLS are
i J the best Medicine the known world to accom-
pIish this important work.
Those afflicted with Dyspepsia Sick Stomach, Pam in
and Back Liver Complaint, Loss of Appetite,
Weakness OF the Stomach and Bowels, Cosveness, Fc-
vers and Ague Bilious, and other Fevers should at
obtain a box or two OF these Pills. They Purify the
Blood and renovatc the system in such manner that it
impossible Disease remain when they used
according o directions. Price % cents
For sale a the Richmond Book Store
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ocoNQuERING AND TO CONQUER i,

The Washington correspondent of The New
York Journal of Commerce gives in his Iottor of
tho ith instant q further insight into the plans
and purposes OF the Administration. Il appears.
from this !ottcrto be the opinion of the Administra-
ton that Congress, in complying with the recon-
menda.ion Of the President TO recognise the exis-
tencc of a war with Mexico, has conferred upon
him every ample authority ''to conquer all
Mexico. and for his purpose .sthere Is roas9a to
believe" that "TIIE WAR WILL. CONTINUE
FOX SoMt. EARS But let tho correspon-
dent of tho "Journal" speak for himself Nat
Iutclgoncor.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

W ash,ngton, July II, 1915.

The authority Of tho Executive 20 conquer all
Mexico Is very ample, under tho act recognising
the existing war, and the policy of striking at p
per California cannot be doubted, for it will be
tho easiest and most convenient way of forcing
Mexico 10 do Us justice. The objec. Of all the
United States Government IN this war Is declar-
ed TO be the establishment. Of the Rio Grando as
the boundary Of the United States and .h, paw
nont Of certain luiennIties IN favor of oar cltl-
zons. Mr.. Mckay declared IN his speech. TINT
this Government was ready 20 make peace on
those forms. No one can imagine that the L nj
ted States will make peace on any terms short of
these. If Mexico should not be prepared to paw
the indemni;ies, then il is probabe tina. this Gov
ernment will take Upper California in pledge for
ther ultimate payment o. purchase j: and assume
tho payment OF all the sums ascer.ained be
due 10 our citizens.
Should the continue for some ycar9-ond
there Is Reason to believe that /: wili--tlo whole
of the northern provinces viii DO rcvoluiionized
and become Independent Of Mexico. Arls.a
was himself a The head Of movement some
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

A GOOD SUPPLY At THE ..wiliow Carden.-
~ OF Hovey and Hudson's Seeding STRAWBERRY Sets
ready for iranspanting-<ii out now they Will bear
good crop next season; Also good supply of fresh
p"ihp SEEDS; with many new varieties of Greenhouse
i'sn's' CONSISTING IN part, of now and splendid
cERASiuMS, with SNOWY flowers:
he BANANA, or Bread-Frui, Tree of Africa
The AUcUBA JAFoNIcA;
FICCs ELAsTcus:
JuIIhRicINE llYrERIcUN. large and splendid aowers
The beautiful Towering ACACIA, with many other
new varieties. G. MENDF%T5II
Nichnoho, seventh Month 18th. 1916 29f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

HoIppATuIC SoUP.--Tako starved pigeon
Lang i by string IN the kitchen window, SO
that the Will cast the shadow of the pigeon
into an iron pot already on the fire, and which
will hold ten gallon of water-boil tho shadow
over slow fire for ten hours, aud then give the
patient one drop IN 4 pint of water, every ten
days.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

wv ILL be sold on Fifth day, wednesday, the 29tl
w inst at o'clock, 7. W. al the late residence Of
Caleb Ncndenhall, one mile northeast of Richmond.
the personal property of said deccdent consisting Of
and colt, milk COW, hogs corn, wheat oats,
hay, household furniture sc. &c. Terms made known
on the day of SALE when due attendance will be given
by
GRIFFITH MENDENHALL } E.
GARDNER NENDENHALL, :
eth It'll. SO 2~ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
THE Observation-Disclosures BIII-THE
CHAIRMAN-SMITH,D DAVIS, AND WEBSTER'S
SPEECHES. &c
Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot
WASHINGTON Iuly lf /


In my lotter Of last evening | stated that the
House would probably take up It's resolution. next
Monday. fixing the 80 day of August for the
adjournment Of Congress, and pass II, in order %
cast the oliam of delay upon tho Senate.
But to-day tho Senate took the whip-row of tho
House BY amending lis own resolution. 50 rs to
mako the 10Th Of Angus. the day Of adjourn
nent and then passed IL As soon as i. went to
the House that body concurred III il with great:
unann1iy. So Congress adjourns on Monday.
the l0:h day of August rext
The bill appropriating Sll,7o0oo0 10 pay the
army of volunteers and other expenses of the
war, land which Is exclusive of the o,000, 600
voted some time since for carrying tho war
with Mexco.) was passed IN the House to-day.
after some scorchng discussion against the Ad-
ministra!ion by aimos. an unanimous vote. Mr..
Caleb 3. Smiths speech the bill was one Of
the most terrible philippines agains. Mr.. Polk
that heard uttered during the session. Nor
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

iareitssraeHs r1H be eoRspcaosS!y inserted in the
.Fa!Aa2iam'' AZ the to!loaciag rates:
Oac square 81 % lines, .a5On.'s , ireekS, 81 90
Each continuance, =, IS
Aanoaneiag ei candidates for Office. LOO
4 h5rf"i discount ts a5oce adres
fiSf bg tie year Advertisements iri be
bid at The epeaSe Of the aduerter definite f1ed
No advertisement ,riH be less than one square
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

HEALTH OF THE Army OF OccUPATIos.-The
Right Wing Of the Army. tho 18th June, is
IN the following state, as regards healih:-One
officer 10 every twenty-five on the sick list; non
commissioned officers, ona to every thirteen; mu-
scians. one TO every twelve; privatcs, ono 10 cv-
cry eight.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

\ brother editor cautions the profession against
leaving their money where it VIII be stolen.
The bosi joke Of the season.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

"Phifty phour phorty, or phigyi,'' has pheIl 70
PhinaI rhlat, phlat- phooted phiAing at phorty
nine.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28
LATEST NEWS!
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
Is DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Tho Corn Bal and the Dates Bill passed-The Irsl Car,-
con Bin detfaied-Sr Robert PEEL and his Ministers
hare rtred7he election Of the iope-,ois IN Xelaad
Great Joy in England al the settlement Of The Oregon
Question: &c Sc
Tho steamer Cambria, was photographed forty
mc5 OF Boston at throo o'clock Yesterday AZ
tcrnoon. and arrived at tho wharf of tina, city
between and o'clock last evening. Through
the energy and attention of our active nconts,
tho immediately forwarded to us by
telegraph tho entire distance, and by 10 O'Clock.
last nieh, placed IN possession of tho fol
lowing important intelligence
On the evening of tho 25th of June, tho
lousc cf Lords passed tho corn bill OH its th I'd
reading. without division.
At O'Clock on the morning Of tho mex. dny,
tho House Of Commons left Sir Il. Peel and tho
government in minority Of ID on tho Irish Co.
crcion BILL
On Saturday, Sir Robor. Peel proceeded TO the
lslc Of Wight, for tho purpose of tcndoring his
own and his colleagues designations, to tho Queen
And on Monday night he made cngthenod OK
position of his motives for rcsigning, iii the House
of Commons
Sir Robcr, Peel in his speech whom rosgninc
as Premier, devoted an hour TO tho subject of tho
Oregon and Mexican questions with reference to
the United States; and congratulated tho country
that all sources of difficulty with that great ma
ton settled, far that side of tho At
antc concerned. All eyes now turned to
tho American Congress on the subject of tho
tariff. The new council consists as follows:
Marquis of Landsdowne, Privy Seal.
Earl of Mar, Homo Department.
Sir Geo Gray, Foreign Department
Eiscount Palmorston, Colonial Secretary.
Earl Grov, Treasnror.
Lord John Russell, Exchequcr.
Mr.. Charles Y. Wood, Board of Trade.
Earl Of Clarendon, Chief Scc'y. for ireland
Mr.. Labouchere Secretary of War.
Hon. /. O. B. Mauto, Attorney General.
Cen Sir Thomas Wide, Lord Lieutenant Of
Ireland.
Duko of Wellington, Commander in Chief
Tho grain market remains without change.
Ihc London Times regards tho ministry
favorahly. Sir Robert Peel views it without
jealousy. and with friendly eye. Tho general
impression is. that tho new Premier will hastily
wind up tho business of the session, and dissolve
Parliament in the course of tho autumn.
Tho contemplated change in tho sugar Gutics
has had an injurious effect.
Cardinal Perratti, aged So years, has been
scctcd Pope.
The ninth foreign delegate did no, arrive in
timo TO vote.
Great riots have occurred in Ireland
The trouble with tho Caffrees continues
Several fights have taken place with the Colon
lists.
Great 10y has been manifested in England at
tho settlement of the Oregon question.
Lord Francis Egerton has been raised to tho
pecrago and his place in tho Cannons has boon
filled BY American merchant, G.. d. Brown
Esq.
The Great Western arrived on. on the 22d ul,.
The cotton market is in healthy but not in n
very active state; prices have improved shade.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

WHAT TIE LocoFoco TARIFF WILL Do.-Tho
Washington correspondent of tho Now York
Journal Of Commerce "a froc ;rado paper writes
The Union" expresses the opinion that tho
Bill will yield twen,y-cight millions. 1t is
very extravaganza estimate, and far exceeds that
of tho Secretary. Mckay IS probably moro
noarly correct III his estimates of twenty -three
and a half millions, which he says will be enough
The truth IS, as Mr.. Mckay admitted, i. ia mat
ter Of guess-work. 1t must DO tested by experi-
mcn:. Tho result must be that the increasing
expenditures of the government, canno, DO mo,
by duties on imports alone. Some new sources
Of revenue must DO devised. The revenue from
lands will for TIVE years, hardly equal the expense
Of their manag ement-the extinction Of Indian
titles, &c. IN the boundless territories of the
West, which have come, are soon 10 come
under the denomination Of tho public lands
The estimates of two and quarter millions from
the lands is quito enough at all events. Direct
taxes mus: ultimately and before long be resort,
ed to- Boys, do you hear tina, -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

The Rum Bottle is the devils crucibIc in which
To mets down all the good of mans nature.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

nISEASES OF TIE LUNGS CURED BY THE
- TIMELY USE OF DIR. DUNCAN'S ENPEC-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

A Single Mandatory in Potslen, y. Y cut
nua!ly 1000 worth Of forks,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-07-28

The following letter from the Secretary OF War show
what the designs of the Administration scndn.
an expedition 10 the Pacific
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-19

Between frede icksbug and EAndria Washington,
charge will be ali cases,
No charge foe Children under OF
&C hahPee eolored resons hall price person
point sgRated will pay eIage pre-
e-ng wheh Is de,gnated and person
point designated will the charge
beyond the pareat which he getting
and getting out desg ated Will
the charges To these points respectively that
lie lesshan IS fba the stopping places
Otherwise the charge will be not isS than So
No charge being mad the above Cor
will not be gross
the OF their Agents AID responsible
spser, BILL notes jewellery, thing
own necessary baggage
The privilege OF Return Ticket ertended not
going beyond Aegua Geek provided Depot
arrival departure The Return person ether
OF three days IN.
poinifrum Inch he
APas~engr who Ticket Depot
procure hs Return Ticket procured then, and
Depot the Return Ticket be obtained
u indispensable thai Passenger from nepo
both Tickets together II he Depot
When no gets Depot he Cap
tam Of the Train his Way
paid aud from this Return Ticket the
Deo; where lie sets returning
required to collect iu every person nhed
with Ticket.
Persons the wishing lie taken should
make signal IL the day, with handkerehi.f
nig, with light fom the time Tain yards
reaches them best how, for Passengers practicable
DrPois regular stopping places
Mail Icing late the Conductors
At other points the road
Pass w.aBs &c down Depot. should notify
the Tain Captain their previous depot
Passengers prohibited om aiding Platforms the
Cars-or getting out Of the Cars WHEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-19
DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.

YNHIS "Celebrated Remedy" has now. by its
II virtues acquired = celebrity
shaken by the quack "Nosuu-" with which county
ahcun Th- public that this Is the only remedy
be relied Tor speedy aud ofa diseases
Of the Lungs literally sweep from
wherever introduced and knowq all Others
into gn6eanee Tue pubic huubusge
aud a medicine which
piced
requires boernE by publishing columns OF fog
uhestc--but Il j. enough r the Iubhc know where
Obtained and ali OF efficacy
ring those distressing diseases above named which have baed the
skill of the (or ages heretofore
DIR. SwAYNRS COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
the hrSt from that valuable which
introduced to the public and ample afforded OF
BY the being hooied with "Basam- Candi "M1
lures" Of Wild Cherry. OF which prepared
physicians to give To their No,um Therefore,
public should be their guard and
pa,d them fo the preparation
only prepared by Dr SwAYNE, Eighth and
Race streets, Philadelphia.
CONsuMfTiVEs those whose Lungs affected slightly
should take this without by which
then 70 avoid IT. Never hive day with cough when this syrup
be had and nearly certain, with proper
destruction by Con umpuou.
pR swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
compound of Vegetable Remedies called "Hid Cherry"
because that Gle the the combined
with other ingdh that the efficiency good
qualities supporter and OF the powers and functions
OF life. II has equal
CAUTiON-Al except
fictitious and sprung up years
bic remedy had introduced itself chamber therefore,
be deceived the many spurious
but try IN. genuine be cured.
Prepared only BY pr swayne Northwest Eighth and
Race streets, Philadelphia.
DO Only Agents genuine OF
us Main Street. and w H. DoRNIS, $50 street Aso for
sale by Bragg. Thomas Co, Curling Petersburg
ieshurs farnham Washington d. c. and by Agents generally
throughout tie United states.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-19
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

aHs.s.ssZa&~ IN and after the 81 Of December
$500 ~ Boats Riehmopd Mondays
Wednesdays and Fndlys ~ precisely arrive IN
burg days Isl r. NJ
Returning leave Lynehhug Monda,s wesnedays Frdays
att A. and arrive IN Richmond nsHt DAY At % 2 NJ.
Passengers for stanton,
BY Boats will leave A. Mondays wednesIay. and
FdayS arTive an seoisvie at A. NJ and by
Jpn.
PasIsHge for ErriHs dHd CAariS, RaaI Court sHses
leave Richmond By the Boats and with Stages
tersvEe.
no29 BOYD. EDMOND DAYENPoRT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-19

ENERMS One Dollar per year, IN advance
II single nurabers Tea Cens three copies Two DolAr.
Published Monthly, by MILKs Broadway New
York, ooEtaln,ng - page, royal octave.
Each number ofu Ag'ieuun contains he. and
ported by mail der the regulations newsplpes
free distance place publication:
this and within 100 miles
fork, cent postage each mbeT and
II over 100 miles, NithOuI the State.
de 81 A. n ALLEN Editor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-19
Az ElslGER's REsTORER OF HEALTH

foT the of Dyspepsia, Chrome Thrash
arising nm dnfdsT Of the stomach aud bowels Head
ache Heartburn. FLtulency Constipation &C
Ths celebrity which thi. medic obtained and
universally gaining Of country
introduced and the
the lat twO thshes beyOrd doubt superior
IN rsdeaiy Dyspepsia and ChTonie THRASH
eomit'n dreases La the ReoteT % afford
immediate rert and effects change for the
few days but cannot be nahy expected diseases
stardng that the sau effects will be produced
PERIOD the celebrity already acquired
find persons expect much
ment while Others boie afford
aHd permane relief II physician
thing like idea Of the quantity Of medicine
Indispensable fleet permanent
stages Of dis-a, therefore the quantity
propOrionae enecsnme requiring bottle, whilst
others may require SIX or eight For sale by
ALEX. DUyAL 4 co,
AZ Mai street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-19

TO THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH.
Il. X. WARD, Nos. Z, 9, IL and IL North
- EsscI Newark. and I72 street York
manufacture all kinds Of Patent and Japanncd odssrd
Their used by makers. Harness Cap Manue
tureTs Jlpanned skrtng Bride, Dash Railing,
melted, Seating Bow Fad, Belt Front Sip Lining Hides
Bride Leather &C; skins Skns They
being extensively engaged in kinds Of Lea
Their and Japanned husns, able
southern Merchants and Dealers by calling
their Manu- aeto Newark their Depot New
Of James Crane Richmond promptly
met In Will the subscribers allow
Newark
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-19

sven 10 fspres-rt The lsssnsi-
es rsrspintieh IL 10 The srcateva-
eaation for IN iiupuriti.. of the body
WI be nosieed that q THEA cloudy
mist ,'soe. IRON al points of the sur
ace which ihdissies that this per.pi
tai,on nn~saninisuop,ediv when ~s
are In hsalih. but ersses when ~ are
siek. Life cannot ts sa.ia.p.d ~ ilh-
o u. u 10 thrown on f.om tA~ blood
aud Other juices Of The body. and DIS
poee. BY this means. Of nearly an tho
Impurities within us. The blo,d. h.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-19
NEWELL'S
PARAUT0PTiG BANK LOCK,

WARRANTED KFFEcruLLY SECURE IN EVERY INSTANCE
VVNHE unexampled celebrity which these Locks
IL have obtained since their Introduction 70 tue Pu ~
,h p,oD,.,or, 20 subject them times Ia the most
x-r, IL, In ode: prove satisfactorily TO all a ID y"
can hey he orened without the true and esuna'e ne @
ID with m.e hancs leave to exercise All me ingenuity
in their pow. order pick H. aud yet D" one ma h 70
dct an entrance w. sAneB pronounce invunenhe
our Paratope Lock is in use on marry one
Ranking aud Institutions in the Un'ra STATES anu
, ,s,cd ~, the Vaults of an extensive Banking House
upon Of the beet constructed As OF
that country proved ins'eu NJ
the equal all the requisites OF PeFee' SAFE guard "e
yaluables Of any And concerned
I'm an affair moment 10 AL who have ueasueso -
cure request conference or communication u"ueh
the We confident of giving sntire auaeuoh TO e
one who .h4I US this su ret 80
NB-Eye manufactured by u has The name OF Tie
Patentre stamped upon the head Of the bolt -,
p instantly hand vaueiy"l Dwehns nous
seh as Rim Mod and Sliding Door Loehs ~hieh
are 6ted Mineral Ebony OF Silver Plated Furniture
Al the Old Establishment No $40 broadway, New Nork-
AZ ,Ae ,c DAY Il NEWELL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-19
TABLE OF RATES.

~ Meeting of the President and Directors OF the RICH
MOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, the 18th day OF October,
lsi5 the following Table ct Rates for the Transpor-
iaon Of Passengers adopted take effect and
after the Is day al December next until otherwise
dered by the Board.