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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07

iOLlAN IIAND iORIG MANUEACrORI
'aNEE su'scune hvius be Boston
q C.nN 90 unnugtg- CC.culbs PGtrnt 'isu Ati1c hment
and IN 7rpy the Piano fors with gtioyAl
ve'd IN" n Others re country
hey also u'uu.artI-u Piano fpn.s
with or without tie
tacamsUt
tr7"s wishing 10 obtain INSTRUMENTS o. either kind
nnutsctoN hsrehy assured orders, ~
IA shall De- aitia' executed ard Uuccs, they
emn7yrt an act ~ present tirv1sryr
To OH doubts the nrds eqraiujrd
~ We hereby arr-e 'Ich'nge even such instrument
'N7cn~ from IT th- erlutry purchase
n'y, It the parcH.rfr D., uotsaiisiri
Any person s'rr incarnation relation th- .i.oan may
obtain ct the AoLAN rJ,No FuErE gsus
ing itrs ac-r. sstUus. r GILBERT co,
Iifu No au6. wasbir~tnn street. Ro,t0n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07

ASTON, whoe,ae Hat ManufactSrrr. Lab ~,
street Newark y TN subscriber attention OF
southern and SouihN Merchants sabs
merit where b" with
Brush Pain Cassn.rs and Sporirg Hats a Aio
Roys and ehiivts Ftrcy and Hats Of description
tie VIII IN L. otyrtto buy hn at hs iaeo-
should they call UPON
J. Sspt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07

RICH iiSnEI SERVICES.
fE'NE .ubrbrr h.s .rf ..,f,f I.. vs. r.w Y..E s
i'a ua. au' fr.u.4I I.,ut. nd. Iti DO IHvr.. gs
au'ui..n of '.H paiH.r itsU 4. WAR
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07
TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS.


ESCtEI {. CO., Seed store aud Agricultural
Il Z War,Eouse. Merchants Row 90 Gam
bdg Harvard Ile, Mlss only ues from To-. city
AgrcuItu al and GrEs County c3mpr
eng large assortment and Including tire
proved yar's; and OF Fv cr
Roots and s Dahas ao Gardening Botanical ans AZ
/ rclrural Zoos.
The propreto.s Of h.re upward.
Of thrty hye aglst and
Collections OF
ffuit ans Ornamental Trees.
Everg'''u ne. Floweung Shrubs and Plants
Pear TisI aai Cherry Stock.
Grape Vines Raspbefnes zc
Greenhouse ard Hardy HrrJ4cccus Plants.
Roses and Careaias.
Dahas ant Bilbous Flower Roots
Rhubaro aud Asparagus Roots
Buckthofn. Ator Via. Tor hedges
Gfc1tauenu has been devoted o. Particularly pcars
ard u the choicest N1i Europe selected y .f
soHal vii 90 the ccebtled the of I-gi IN
wards Of 400 Pear slIn. INV form our collection.
specimen OF which hive planted nlt and 1e y.
coming u" ur4nHs W which RECT accuracy the au
. ilry be- degsrI,I rppI.
They would r.sa tls f,7 nj ssrv,'ors Tn th-f
eYtt.an tl'se ad where the wiHtessis coma ay,l mI-
Gaia Uzus gratis
The COLLECT of Roses unsu1sssd comprising more than
twelve Nu died rrf wIs the n'.st auI rlraa
knr- o. be- obtained u e celebrated culuya.ols OF
France.
dcsraiis yir.ue- Of Gambia Pclrsonum, A1aea Cactus.
iFnny. Fucisil ChD aniemum J1rar tH.,s, re.
'4TAhltI1i ts-0uut ir1.e So lI-s lurIascts
" al o-s" ~ De ase'mpaltd with the c,sh tan,
satisfactory reference.
Catalogue rent gratis. 70 ,yey pot paid applicant
Orders ahircsfd 60 VII b. promptly executed. 1f
plants 'ecusy paesc &, p5raton any pat Of Che
county 1908 forwarded without iHHF. de I-.u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07

DECEMBER I'D. isl5
Cheap Dry GoUd--Bluukcts, Servants, CIs-
tbing, DC.
ID " JENKINS woud byts ttr attention Of thosa wanting
~. really rhs-p GOODS etsure biz stock which has been
ieVlerishai within f-v days
Hlnsrts from e. %. O. o. and highcr prices
BED uiihksts fou three dIIafs 81. q o. mr. aud Gnsr
large OF materials f1f wouen's " nfar
ci0fh.rF
White and Re- Flaureis, % cents auf 6nar
Cheap brown and b'e.-tei sLinirrs Cd thrrtinrs
90 ton OznaLutgs. autinis
.7''a, ~ F1usy Geess.
Cashm.f Req. Muut.as EHss Shtvis
W1fd rspsg aHi Coaars cheap shawIt pasts Ia
Errch 81.
isrwre 10000 yais ssoors g,.st targsu At prcss tom
.. n. 90, t.i- mi h.sr
Foi bar.1rs, COLA
Dsr.22 RI JENKINS.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-28

Education charlottesville fol-
loving are among the Committees ap-
pointed by the Central COMMITTEE in
Richmond, whose duty it is to organ
Use Education Associations, and dis.
tribute information among the people
upon the subject Of the District School
System adopted BY the last Legisla-
ture. See the Committee Address,
on first page. s7 =
Augusta-Wm Davis, Samuel E. Clarke,
Franklin II. Geiger, Chas. H. Lewis. Rev. B.
NJ Smith Rev L. T. Castleman, r. $. Brooke,
E. Stribbling, Rev. F. Mcfarland, Rev. Jas.
McElroy, Rev. r. w. Bailey, Jos. A. Coch-
ran. VIM. Kenney, A. H. H. Stuart, John
Wayi, Eliza Hogshead. Thomas McCorkle.
Samuel Hansberger, John M. McCue, Col. F.
McCne, Jas. Walker, James Points, Il. J.
Niche, j. B. Breckenridge, P. A. Heiskell.
Jacob Baylor. John D. Imboden, w. H. Har-
man.
Clarke-John W. Page. Francis H. Viii
ting, Nathaniel Burwell, David Funston,
Hugh M. Nelson, Robert C.. Randolph, Ma
thaaiel B. Whiting, John E. Page, Philip N.
Meade, John Joliffe.
| Frederfck-Wm. Stephenson, Charles E..
Shryock, John F. Wall, James Gather, j. HI.
Carson. John Bell, William Bent, Bushrod
Taylor, Lloyd Logan. Thos. B. Campbell, Ma
thanie Brent, 1'hos. A. Tidball, Robert Y.
Conrad.
Hampshire-Thomas B. White, JAS Can
DIV, Thomas Welsh, Vause Fox, A. w. Nc
Donald, Thos Sloan, Asa Hiett, d. Thomp-
son, P. B. STREET., Rev. VIM. Fl. Foot, Thos
Dunn, Slas Rees. David Gibson, William
Vance, Robert B. Sherrard.
Hardy-Henry Smith, VIM. Snodgrass,
Jones Green, G. C. Lee, John Mullen, Hugh
McKeever, Moses Wilson, George Kline,
Miles Parsons.
Jefferson David Snively, Samuel Stone;
William F. Turner, B. T. Towner, J. S. Gal
laher, G. w. Turner, Rev. w. B. Dutton,
JIG. r. TAYLOR, Gerard B. Wager, Hugh
McAlear, John Wernwag, Anthony Kenne-
dy.
Page-Jonas Aleshire, John Mcpherson,
Peter Price, Jacob Strole, James w. Amiss,
Abraham Splitter, and John H. Reads.
Pendleton-Henry Hill, Benjamin Hiner,
William Mccoy Thomas Jones, Andrew w:
Dyer, James B. Campbell, Jesse Hinkle, and
Daniel III. Armentrout.
Rockingham-Col Kinney, c. Douglas
Gray, Aug Waterman, Robert Grattan, Ed
ward H. Smith, George w. Kemper, Abraham
Byrd. William P. Byrd, Conrad H. Kite, and
Stephen Harnsbarger.
.Shenandoah-Fhil c.. Jones, Samuel
Mcffett, John Strayer, Zachariah Sherry, JOS,
R. Sibert, Samuel G. Henkle, Martin Urner,
James Mccain, Benjamin M. Samuels, D.
S. Stuart, Harrison Holt, A. R. Reeder. Alb
SALON. Rlnker, Joseph Watson, and Henry
Jennings.
Warren-D. Funston, Daniel Cloud. John
S, Davidson, Robert Turner, Marcus G. Rich
ardson, and George Brown.
-Staunton-Pike Powers, VIM. Frazier, Rev.
]. d. Tyler. and DR.. Merrillat. 80
Winchester-Joseph Sherrard, and James
NJ Mason.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-28

A Great C0nsolation!-When the
present generation shall be "gathered
to their fathers" how very consoling
will it be to their descendants, and to
their friends, to possess some suitable
memento which shall recall their ap-
pearance, their characters, the scenes
Of their youth! How will ,hese unite
the future with the past; and how will
they teach the mutability Of all things!
Their language will be, "all flesh is
as grass" Now, for the benefit of
those who desire to secure correct like
nesses Of their friends, we would say,
call at the National Hotel, and Messrs.
McMartin & Ayres, who are pro6cients
in the beautiful art oftaking Daguerreo-
type likenesses, will accommodate them
in the most satisfactory manner. They
will remain only a few days; and those
who wish to avail themselves Of the
opportunity, will do well 10 attend to
tie nature Immediately. s
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-28

To ARMs!-Gov. Smith has issued
proclamation, calling upon the mill
tia ofthis State to be in readiness to
respond at the call of their country,
should it be necessary, to repel any in
vasion of its soil, by foreign foe; or
if occasion shall require, to carry the
war into the enemy's country. Very
well: suppose the 'sTenth Legion"
should be called upon to furnishs her
quota, would she not do it, At the
proper time she will respond.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-28
From the Harrisburg Union.
PRESIDENT HOUSTON.

The Hero of San Jacinto, by his
course in the Senate, has shown that
he possesses civil qualities of a high
order, accompanied by fine person,
highly popular address, and a mod
Grated style of eloquence worthy ofthe
founder of republic, which has merg-
ed its destinies in our own. His
speech on the war with Mexico, land his
remarks on controlling the discretion
of the President in relation to appoint
ments in the newly-raised regiment
of the regular army, were not only pa
triotic, but statesman-like, evincing an
accurate acquaintance with the SYM
pathies and capabilities of the Ameri-
can people. General Houston is him
self an example of the salutary repub-
lican principle of advancing mer-
it wherever you find ia principle a.
dopted by Napoleon, the master-spir-
it of the age, and which raised Jun
not and Ney to the rank of Marshals Of
France.
Every Pennsylvania has felt a
deep and abiding interest in the fate
of Texas, and all will feel happy to
welcome its new senator on the soil
of that State, where our fathers of the
revolution declared our own indepen-
dence seventy years ago.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-28

.Music.-MR. TURNER has been en-,
ployed by the Woodstock Band, for
several weeks, as teacher; and we
can bear testimony to the improvement
of his pupils in this most pleasing art.
They wish to continue their instructions
for a quarter longer, but many Of them
do not feel themselves able to do So
They live among US, and we receive the
benefit of their music: will not our citi-
zens, who are able, render them some
assistance in a pecuniary way?
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-28

The Crops in Eastern Virginia.-
We are sorry to learn, from reliable
sources, that the fly has very materially
injured, and in some cases, almost de-
stroyed, the crops OF wheat in some
parts Of Eastern Virginia. 1rthe Val
ley generally, we are grati6ed to learn
thatthersis everyprospect for an album
DAFT harvest; and from present appear
ances, in this neIghborhood, the harvest
will commence unusually early.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-28

Hon; l. S. PENEYBAcxER will accept our
thanks for copy Of the Prssident's message
and accompanying documents.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-28

small town about 80 miles from Mata.
moraS.
The friends Of Capt. Thornton will
be grati6ed to learn that he is still liv-
ing; lettershave been received from him
atthe camp, announcing that he had
been captured by the enemy and was
held a prisoner at Matamoras. He
will be back to the camp in few
days.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-28

N+The answer to Mike, inserted
to-day, was in type when G. A. SIS
answer was received.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-28

o. About FIVE hundred men have
volunteered in the city Of Baltimore,
should they be needed in pros
ecuting the war against Mexico
Our country will never be without gal
liant defenders, let her invaders hail
from what quarter they may.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-28
@Ge 5enti1tel f:
WOODSTOCK:
IS MAY 90. 1916.

TRY 1t .Again, Volunteers. 10y GU will
parade at your usual place, on Satur-
day next. As there will be important
business to transact, full attendance
is requested.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-28

"THE FUTURE. We have receiv-
ed communication, under the above
head. which shall appear in our next.
The outside of the paper was printed
when it was received, and we cannot,
therefore, owing to its length, insert it
to-day.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-28

Requisition on the Governor Of
Pennsylvania. slip received last
night from the office of the Harrisburg
Union states that Governor Skunk re-
ceived on Wednesday evening, a re-
QUESTION from the Hon. VIM. L. Mar
cy, Secretary Of War, by order of the
President, for six regiments of troops,
to be mustered into the service of the
United States, and hold themselves in
readiness to march to the seat of war,
whenever their service may be requir-
ed.
A similar requisition for two regi-
ments, has also, we learn, been made
on the Governor of Maryland, but the
fact has not yet been officially announ-
ced.-BaH. Sum-.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-28

Il "Sgm ofMe Times" ut is said
by the ''oldest inhabitants" that there
will be an abundant crop Of Indian
corn this year. The "sign" is, the
great abundance of locust blossoms
that have made their appearance.
They say this "sign" never fails. We
sincerely hope it may not.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-28

A Duel.-As the 18TH regiment Of
Pennsylvania militia were received in
Carlisle, Col. NOBLE spoke some dis
respectful words Of General ARMouR's
character as soldier, which resulted in
a duel, when Colonel Noble ,sas shot
dead the first fire. General Armour
has been arrested, and is in Jail.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-13
BE NOT DECEIV ED.
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.

Always remembers (f you wish to give Browns sdrFopa
and Tomato Bers trial. to that his name is signt
full on the Directions counterfeit which would BIO forge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-13
Il. BROWNS
SARSAPARILLA & TOMA-
TO RITTERS.

PREPARED FROM THE PURE EAIRACT OF SPANIsH
sARsAPARIlLA AND EXTRACT OF TOMATO, by
an entirely process, which the whole strength oil
these most valuable of MEDICINES,
There connected with the above, two three others Of
q m vail
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-13

Clerks Office Rochester, n. Y
AGsSrs.-Mathhcld, L. b Punam; Cabot Bubcock &
Truss9l; Hmdwck, q. Crosby & Son Barre, d. W. Keith
Waterbury, J. o. stimponj stowe, r.. WRshbun Orange,
Fifeld & Hancock. 72eopGm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-13

1T nort ten years this Medicine has
ducod public, and IL stands unryallcd in its
benrrg the scrutiny of all classes both friendly and
on wv. II is but for rurposcor tho use of Moos who
kind to be described. IL Is make appeal. 1t
10 fer espccin good that should make
Of one bottle the MO1HERS RELIEF before confinement,
th9n tho chamber without feeling
you going tho chamber of death. You mny
assured that it will still all febfilp aud affection 1t
smooths and shields from tnton and by its peculiar proper
ties destroys tho of hemorfhaga inflammation that
often attend aud follow the hour og patturon, IT
and rest, and at last facilitates birth, 80 that
Mothers hayo pass through such excutnng pain
Distress Tho Mothers Roafmny he depended upon in all
Of threatening abortion where II is possible lie
in of pasms causing frequent ALARM from three
loses will give immediate folici,
As the lbec that with proprioy be fully dis
eusscd in this public invite all who feel
United staesl tho manufactures and they will be fur
nshed with complete pamphlet in which they will find all tho
facts form c1ect opinion of It's merits, and also tho opin
ion physicians OF aud persons who have
become acquainted with its beneficial effects.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
We that spurious articles Of Mothers Relief arc nut ur
by G. II. j. II. Coleman, Of Ruilo, Dr. Smith of Now
York his bottles with the directions that pasted on
the bottle, is nearly perfect fac smile to lilo was
ngonof and has tho genuine pamphlet Consequently
tits well calculated To deceive the public. Ask for BGtock
Mothers Relief Mono genuine uncss signatures
found within the wreath Of the Direction that is pnsod
bottle, signed with hand mud tho neck the
tie is fac mio of our hand writing Also by attending to tho
above directions need be imposed upon All orders
Vermont will be promptly attended TO, by
]. LANDON,
Factory Point, Manchester, VT.
DR. G. A. BARTHOLtCK,
Office the corner Tizhugh street. opposite the Count
Clerks Office, Rochester, NY
AGsSrs.-Aarshlicld, L. D Putnam Cabot, Bnbcook
Waterbury, J. &. stinpson stowe, Il. Woshbuni Orange
Fifed < Hancock 72:eDp6m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-13
SIR ASHLEY COOPER'S
PILLS

For the Speedy and Safe Cure Of DYSPEPSIA IND1GES
TtON CONSTIPATION, COSTlNBNESS, SICK HEAD
ACHE, ALL NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, aud oil Diseases
arising from nm improper tone Of the Stomach.
rE recommendations through which this Pill reaches tho
public arc numerous they various. The corif.
Gates of the lips Of those who have been cured
by lis and thousands upon thousands of ost
monas of its beneficial effects might be adducod Dr. Noreud
son and Mott with nnumeabo others Of this
have used In their private pmcco and added their tesmo-
ny in its favor But the proprietor feels assured that tho best
Recommendation its efficacy aud its mor and that 1t remains
alone for tho public TO Try 1t TO DO satisfied.
The Proprietor docs intend this dcnUmnaod under
the hco1 ii humbuggey lie does assert that good
for every thing but only that it wH certain diseases IL
perovofodm Among these Wind in the Stomach, lndi-
gesln, Nervous Headache Dyspepsia, Constipation, Costve.
ness and such diseases dependent upon improper
of tho stomach
The dose adult depends upon tho Severity Of tho dis
If Dyypopsa and the patient has complained long time
three five pills day will be required just sufficient to keep
up laxative effect until he finds relief which in tho majority
will take place in about days. and the worst of
will he cured in three weeks. Indigestion is met with in
every connty in every class of society, and in every
year and you may search the whole Phamocopn and
find Medicine valuable to this disease as this
identical PILL 1t has done for Indigestion, Fatuonce
OF Stomach than tho whole range Of tho Phamacopr
put together And need he said Of this Medicine thar
he greatest URGEoNS Of any age that q
SIZE S4SH'EEE' COOPER; and it is to him that
grateful public is indebted.
9FIhe Dose Of this Medicine is P LII before each meal
r,o day. for adult until all unpleasant symptoms ar
removed. For a child pa day willie sufficient.
ICySod by BALDWIN, SCOTT co.
| June 19ie. G5 Montpelier, Vt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-13
READ THE FOLLOWING, AS 1T is
INIDOIEA MI TO ALL;

Extract of lecture delivered by DR.. BENNETT, before the
Mcdcnl College of Lake Erie touching the valuable Medical
qualities of the extract ofTOMATOES.
Bennett is Of the powerful alternatives
the Matea Meca and in all affections of the Liver and 9TH
caome is Indicated, it probably the best
medicinal ugcnt known the medical profession When used
in "A tod 81 nto q "A SOY remedy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-13

1000 Kegs Powder; 100 Bags Shot
The above goods with many other articles
mention, will be sold for CASH OR CREDIT as low as they
he purchased in this Notwithstanding say that shall
not be undersold in Washington County. 81
IRISH MOSS and COOPER's REFINED IsINGLAss for
23d Sept. lSi5. s. r. REDFiEI'D
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-13

n
He has successfully treated various diseases with it alone,
and when persons removing the South West they
should be make of IT, There DO doubt
when connection with the Sarsapaa it the best
medicine that can be used in the SPRING or SUMMER SEA
SONS ivesal remedy for Dyspepsia and Indigestion,
loss of Appetite dizziness headache depression of spirits,
purify the blood curing bad humors where all other med
cnes have failed.
(F.om the Daily NlaiL)
with great deal Of pleasure that say da
H hearing of where the Slrpntu aud Tomato Bit
which sold by Brown 6S Washington Street, e
ecting astonishing in purifying the blood and
interest IN this compound aud is considered by them the
best article for Jaundice Indigestion, Loss
tito, Weakness aud for all complaints arising from impuy
the blood 1t is really the best medicine purify
the blood and eradicate all humors SYSTEM II is
very pleasant bitter easily taken We
with the greatest condolences readers Don't
CAUTION.
The public particularly cautioned against purchasing
ation articles pretending to have the same effect Browns
Sarsaparla and Tomato ers. Never buy the Sarsapara
and Daneon Panncea Kttredges Tomato Bters
OF Sarsapaa Tomato and Dandeon any other prepare
with the expectation of getting the genuine SARSAPA-
Medicine Store 6s Washington street, Boston, These Bers
the first preparation of the kind that sold
they the only genuine article of the kind the market
Always that the direction signed FREDERIcK BRows,
his hand writing Who heard of mans
ing bad bank note one that would Just it is
with medicine they always co9nleil that which sells
BTTERS, directed Frederick Br0wa, the proprietor 65
Washington street, Boston, will be attended puncually-
b''''f' securely packed Ir 81 ' 6P AGENTS.
Mont poer, S, P. Redfed and s. X. Collins. Barre, J. II.
Walker: Waterbury, T. G. Simpson. Marshfeld Z. ID. Put
Chelsea, Dickinson x Noble. NewbuTy, +. s. IL. Keyes-
Bradford, Asa Low. Wells River, Timothy shedd Stowe
rick: Fol Sale o:o by Druggists and Agents generally 81
bottle. q bottles for s.. 69:ly