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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
NOTICE.
TO TAVERN AND HOUSE KEEPERS.

ENHE subscriber hndlng the above generally
II dissatisfied with the Of Soap paid for ~
COLLECTORS this mode Of informing that
the Of keeping and horses for the os of
daily collecting -Bstead Of which, hs proposes receive
tine the soap Factory the Bella
for which be viii ~ b OF for
lbs Of pound Of bs
Of rrcsse h. required Of collectors
NBThose who make send 10 the Fac
viii be called week, "Wednesday Saturday BY
leaving their lat Factory.
3 Hard Wood Ashes will pound Of 'osp
PET bu'he. EDWARD MeADAM
Ianuarv Adm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
NOTICE.
NOTICE

To Mr. Thomas Blanton, John Blanton, James Blnnton
John w. Wilson, and Edward Gillian.
- ENTLEMEN Take notice, that shall
~ take deposition JOHN CRISP nj the Tavern OF HUH
Raihes in the county Of Cumberland Va
Of March between the hours OF O'Clock morning
in the be continued day Sunday excepted
Until completed To be read evidence depending
undetermined in the Circuit Superior and Chanee
for the county Of Cumberland which plaintiff
dendanis-ai which time and place attend you
proper. JAMES CRISP
JAnnarN Il-RIw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
LAND AGENCY.


THE undersigned having located himself per.
u manently in San Antonio where
anu being well situated In
the OF r. and the Of
well made the respectfully
his friends and the public general
81 land and otter business pomptne
aud hieity
Reerenees-IIon. Judge VIM p Jones Gon1iles; Hon WIN
C. Cooke secy of War and Marine Col Thns =. Mckinney
Temple boswell John = sydnoT, Galveston. Coquhoun
VIM Fshe Peter w. Gubbs Of Hanover county Over
ton l.nuSa county JAMES L. TRURHEART,
IA l3-eJt' San Antonio.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
Leaving a probasls balance in the r.ea.
Sl9l.5I6 Is

Leaving probable balance in tue Tea.
sury, l., Octuber 1916, OF Sl9l,5l6 10
The Committee have recommended iu' IheT reduction
Of 10 per the ordinary subjects OF
This seems u have been done prevent any
further 'unusual" appropriations
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
FEMALE tCR00L In LOUISA.

TNHE next annual session Of this School will
Il commence MONDAY the 10Th January under the SUI
pervson Of Mics ANNA r. T. BURFI graduate the Troy
Female Seminary New York. undersigned hesitation
In recommending Miss Burnt qualified change
NJ the education Of young ladies' There will be
TERMS, for the Scholastic Year Of months
In the Elementary Branches OF Female Education, 49,, ~.
Board ( SllV w
Music on the Piano Porte or Guitar 10 90
The French German Languages 10 90
Drawing and Painting,
Tboss who wish TO send their daughters obIge
me b. makiEg early application, School
small number My address Pot,errvie. Louisa county
CLAYTON G. COLEMAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
4 wHrTIoCK

hR DICKS NEW wORK--Ths Practical Astfonomsr cuur
~ psng l1usratrns Of Light and Coos-Piacuea Descrp
n ~ kinds Of Toopes the Of bs Equatorial Taus
Crcu1r aud oibsr Astronomical nsiuneniA
Of The E1fo Roses rgs Telescope and other
ed Ni Astronomy, BY Thomts Dics, g. H. d author Of
Christian Philosopher" Celestial soency," Illustrated
with bundled Engsving' Prce soc Just Published
by jlI3 NAsV WOODHOUsR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
Commercial and agricultural Statistics.
THE INDIAN CORN QUESTION.

N
luz i-4'' Oo'N 'ON'
From bcknei's Reporter.
Much attention hes Of late years been directed IN Eng
land to the subject uf Indian Cora md to the policy Of adj
,,i,o;, i,, ,h,, connie, ~. ~, d,,,r Sr.,.I %, -
-, -. -, I. ,,.,.., :, ,I,..-.,a
:. - 81 -, 80,
!" 'o' VI sN' o'liS' a'u 'Ae nu'hoef OF 'de Lon
don ines contains long arnee IN which the measure Is
arnesv advocated The writer says that Indian Corn
cannot be cultivated with success in any country in which
,h ol;,,,,, ,,r,,.,,,,,. dos 49,, ia. IN, =, IT,,
rs ~
!" ''e summer 'e ~ -''u ~ ai'i'S d compete ma
luhY requires temperature oi 90 or Gu Tor similar
period lhe western a"d southern states o Inc American
Union posses al inc requisite conditions OF climate aud Of
saior the grown" Of s sraln ana me result In the states
"h'h poduce III ihe 'aigts quantities Is gwen as fol-
lows IN the returns Oi tie Marsha!s tor loIO:-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.

We ere ioJsL,sd ~ che lloa Rsvedy johnson aud Hon.
wm Aichsf q bs uaissd States senate. iOf isisrs'i
"a psbl,c aocsu,ssts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13

The Herald frequently accurate IN It's speculaOns
TO the probable Of things OF Washington, but IT IL
be night the classification Of The negatives tho
question j. safe There is pending the Pennsylys-
Legislature, resolutions IN favor OF Mr. Calnouns views
aud the indications favorable their passage II these
succeed then Messrs Sturgeon and Cameron Of Pennsy
yania, will be thrown with the conservative branch Of the
Senate, and every thing may be amcaby, hOnUaby and
wisely adjusted.
Upon the ingredients Of the present Congress, the
paper has strong views which quote. IL says:
Tho present Congress Of tho United States this mo.
meni, appears he divided into three opposite parties
gfoaiiueuons These are the whigs-iho western demo.
crals, Oregon men-and the southern, and north
the present Congress full Of significant hnt. Of e1.
uaodinny bursts Of eoquence Of wonderful passages Of
folly, distinguished the French Convention, the
English long Parliament It's indeed. singular spectacle
to behold In the present Congress ci this great republic
bfacing new age, new IDEAS movements, how the
Southern States occupy the position which the GifOudsts
occupied m the French convection. IL s singular be.
hold that John C. CalhUun who has hitherto been down
anarchists reyolutonst--a nuiier-should now
be the leading element IN that body modern
ting by hs pacific auJ tone the rapid progress Of
public opinion, hufVng onward. with far Iad isfy speed
O the accomplishment %! the destiny Of the republic. fe
BE- tie Msb,au n he present cfs's Who the Robes.
pieues hs DanIn-, the Mlras, It ic present Congres
y lew week.. perhaps, will let US know"
Rayp,rpH's sLsyEs.-Tbo Colon.liu journal states
that Judge Leigh the u John Randolph has pur
chased large tract oi land M Mercer cOuliy, OHIO.
which 10 .cac the slaves 800 rnanumtted BY that
remarkable man. large quantity Of land IN Mercer
w. comprising three four townships, owned nearly
altogether by cOlored psrOns.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
MORE NEW BOOKS, received January IL
Christnn. HoIydays I'm Romc, &c.

Christmas HoIydRys I'm Rome, &c.
YNHE Christmas Holydays in Rome, by tho
Il Rev VIM InsrAham Kip ~ A. author Of the "Doubls Wit
Of the Church." &C. Price 81
Meehanics-Tbc Ilustrious Mechanics
Of Europe and America, translated from French OF Edward
Poucau' edited by John FROST. l.. .. u. Price o..
Newman's Bssay-An Esssy Christian Doctrine, by John
Henry Newman author of Lectures Prophstea Oes of
the Church Price so
And further supplies Of the following works:
The Alps and the Rhine by J. I. Ieady Price 37l
Caryle's Letter, and speeches Of Cromwell. Ee.
u - NASH wooDHoUsH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
classical " MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL


TO COMMENCE THE g6TH Up TiE PRESENT MONTH.
GtoJRsE or INSTRUCTION The Latin and Greet Ian
~ Euagsa Ancient GeoEaphy, &C taught the University
Of Va Algebra Geometr including TrzonomeFes with ap
pieatons 10 hensuauon Astronomy &c lnd the Defen
Integral Calculus
For buard and s55. per session Of Eve months
LEWIS TURNER. AN.
Locust Creek Pou Once Louisa. ia I3-ew2y
% Enquirer copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
EOR SALE.

a VALUABLE TRACT or LAND on JAMES RIVER,
Adjoining the Town OF Manchester.
Dl virtue of a deed Of trust bearing date the
~ goth day Of Nach 1890 Edward Mayo Adene
hs WIFE John q. Wams and nyeG purposes
ment oned Surviving trustee. vii proceed MONDAY The
18Th day ~ February ~ ocock NJ. N
neEt T fsy tbefca the hour I'll, public
the premises 10 the highest bdfe o eady money ~
Land the of Chessd adonins Mancbss
about eight b. thu
lying and bling the of James the end o. the
Raoad Bridge and the boundaries of which
cdsd In aid deed.
sn0ued extremely valuable for the
cultivation ao great power vhic
Il posesaes ROBT. q. NICHOLAS
j. t1--ens suryv,nn Tfutss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
Lcaves ., fcieney onIr.

Leaves deficiency only, SIPS $50
have now considered at some length, the ability Of the
State effect efficient scheme OF Improvement If the
array Of facts and arguments, which been
has failed 10 convince yOu VlTgnans fear the task Of
convincing you will be found difficult OF plishmen
Ii the State cannot be aroused action by
so captivating, and well founded afforded by
the proposed work. fear the ct ameoratun by her
oioH action may be regarded as hopeless
Then, may the patriot, who has sighed over the fallen
condition of Virginia, and sought raise her from the
dust, be constrained apply her the melancholy Ian
guage # the inspired penman-" She is iined her
idos-iei her alone" VIRGINlUS.
January Off, 1876.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
TIE LouDoUN SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

ddse fOr fssecuon the Dsrcl p,std Of the coun.
na. Of i.oudopn aud FsnisS. u espeuen,c in eFsls-
n,n nnfHsa csiaoess. digniry snd eurissy 10
sn intelligence sqnao Any subject presented of oon-dera.
uon--ae guahGe suons 80 senator. Then hsve no
cstsuou IN -syng that Cen. r. s. n a resp,c'
suitable representative Of e usid aud rcccGng people Of
his Deuict
Opposition spoken Of bbih from the opposite parry and
froa, Whs. but hsvo doubt the Wing parry II the
Disue witsts pfsdent prevent INJURY the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
CRATE Coal.

NAI deliver from Yard during present
w scarcity Of Lump Coal fewthousand
Stone HENCE Coal free from fine dust and sste
ia 49, JOHN j. WFRTH co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
A SCHOOL WANTED.

AlhEmAhlEf JIM lWtHi 1850
II AM anxious 10 procure a small School, which
- may teach with anI without any Interruption, being
casoned my stude desire instruct the scholars
which procure Latin and Greek In Preheh and spsnish
and ~ Hahsmacs As fegif6s qualifications
both and power n fmpung, the dead Ian
Prof Gesnsr NJ the University b referred
and my SEQ ~ the hvg nguages and The Sciences
Ffusors under whom Instructed IN these useful and
efudte departments tnoW R hsve III unfortunately en the
University Yet Employer wshe', reference may b.
had u with ohof competent ia wish 70
family of Attorney whoss o. dasfh
may Instruct 70 he Law
Booss ely would be preferable. Direct
N Atrus Brra Gsusa. CLadotesviie j. la-edt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
Sl.9l2.500
l.0SO,OOO
Deduct amount Of taxation,
Leaves clear gain to St,te.

Leaves clear gain 10 State, Sl325OO
And now, TO make dOHJly sure, against any
material loss by the State from undertaking the work
will only double the estimsted cost but drniSI the
estimated nett receipts of the work BY half Even
with such uutavorabe estimates tie work would pay more
hSH re cent on s cost, aud nearly indemnify the
State, Tor the interest that cost, Al per cent as wall
appear by the following table -
Int. of per CT. cost, ) {, GOA, 00O-I O5O 900
Half of estimated receipts, SI9I2 500 CSC 25D
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13

tho very smal amount Of 5000 toa.tonnsge dlsnes
OF quo miles, at 100000 image distance loo mIles
at $4,000. Ii now only remains to consider
athy What the current Of the road including
them AT $4,000 per mile. This IL abundant estimate.
The exposes Of road in America exceed IL by more
than ivw dollars, aud rsry fec equal IT, Those Of the
Richmond aud Frederck.buty road have not generally, m
ever, exceeded $1,000 per nile.
Having thus particularly stated the data which my
Inmates founded will present very simple
bic OF those estimates, that clear and saesnci view Of
them may be had ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
DEACHY X. GRATrAN will continue

= practice law in the Court Of Appeals
isbug Superior Chaneey for the Richmond Cir
cult lie has removed his street
door to the Richmond House. ia IO-dIve2w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
TO THE POST-MASTERS.

QUA vi DOOhS, belonging To the subscT
n Der, landed through mistake Steamer on it,
route RON Norfolk % Richmond Cy Point Labelled -
range Columbia" and ~ misake IVA" The
Ter IN whose Possrsion please forward Palmyra
Fluyana county, Va ,"Anl obIge,
ia i2-cN EDWARD NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13

EA NOR NEW YORK The regular pack,
~ - C,UMER, ~. Couch. master having mrs. Of
hsf engaged and going board viii have immediate die
patch FoeiRh hlvnE the best accommodations
np'y board ~ Ludiarn's wharf,
Jt ~ RANKIN A. WHtTIOCK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
oRECoN-NoTlcE TO ENGLAND.

The New York Herald gives the following the
probable the Senate the resolution give years
notice to Great Britain Of the abrogauOn OF the Treaty of
1927, for "Joint Occupancy :"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13

ITO Contractors. I wish 10 hire the cutting Of
n ehois Of Pine Wood my Farm Ches
teri a. f1f which viii te bet prices ay abourfs vii b.
paid ons weoEspesous Masking contracts for large
quantity. pad any their
having hands without eHpoyme uut the pouEhnE
seasan opportunity h d
ean b. found a. The Geer Gretier, doors
Rs ~ NJ my An The To House Msyo Bridge
IL I9-dkeIm 4. N. HUHFOOT.
Al,n nRn a a q nc nlninr Ronnn s.raani Rn ntms no
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13

OST, on Sunday evening, 4ih inst, large
- ground lathe finder Literally
rewarded By BLAIR BROCK ENBROUGH.
IN TT North side Basin bank
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13

III OST, on the 18th inst, STEEL BEAD BAo
u 4 continuing handkerchief mafk.d y. Atkinson tn
andsr VII b. rswanied on being returned 20
h u O.. q. CRHSsHAw, BROTHERS co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13
@ ENoR PHLADELPnIA.-Tbe suoeri


- \ s-hr LEONORA. Fontaine master having her
engaged aud going board quick Dispatch Por
freight Apply on board at Pickers wharf,
hI1 RANKIN wHTrLOCK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-13

T7NllE undersigned offers for rent, his store
n houses a. King Georrs HOUSE, Va Pofs~ssion
immediately believed 10 be gooi stand, and at
goods BE- good and profitable busne
dom required FOOD dwelling house Be- tented
housss which will be moderate, apply
undersigned. who lives The premses -
jtt3-wsw' YOUNGER gOhNsoN
~ USOR NEW YORK. The superior regu.
~ ~ lar packet .,hr COURIER G. y, Coneh,
" " Ioad and viii hsve dhpneh egh appy
board Al Ludiams wharf, ~ % -. -. -.
ilI3 JANIS fiShbNS eoNs.
n OST. ON the I2ih inst. sTeeL BEAD BAa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07
w We dissent from this doctrine. Ed Tri5.

srYLoeRAPHY.-We have had the pleasure of
examining specimen of style of engraving.
invented and now perfected by Mr. J: c. Crossman OF
ths city and which he has given the name OF Sly
Lopraphy The invention consists in producing relief
eTavings-rhat is engrvngs which can be printed from
the surface, like woodcuts and ypes-by shorter and
es expensive process than that OF engraving on wood
The specimen have seen of Mr. Cheeseman's Stylog-
raphy Is Map which is executed with great neatness-
bearing close resemblance to copperplate and vying
beauty and distncness with the best plate engravngs
The result of this process is similar to that of Morses
Geography but in opinion the Stylography excels
the Cerogrsphy in the sharpness ease and freedom oil
the lnes and in de!icscy and beauty OF finish
Mr. Crossman has devoted much time and attention to
this interesting development OF and has after
patient series OF experiments broueht 10 high degree
ofperiectiop The discovery will be of great practical
utility Its superiority will consist in producing maps
architectural designs. and all outline ensravinss at won
derul reduction of expense. compared with copper
plate epgravings The sylossphc plate has The great
advantage being exact production of the draw.
Ing The drawing is made upon tablet and from that
stereotype plate in relief obtained, from which CO.
pes-exact Smiles OF the original sketch-may be
multiplied indefinitely. We wish Mr. Crossman much
In his undertaking. and trust he will meet with
every desirable facility putting his discovery into prac-
lice. Boston lravenet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07
minoom 5baoes.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, No. Spruce-sL New
w York-The only mandatory OF any extent In tne
ed States The subscribers offer for sale the most splendid
assortment, VI Shades which could be collected together
consisting OF the following styles:
10000 pairs beautiful Gothic painted by artists These are
ali vie y of celebrated places in Europe.
1000 pairs of assorted Gothic, Cornan and Landscapes
such as are generally sold about the City.
Is pairs of most beautiful Corlthan painted In lorenzo
100 pairs of some OF the celebrated places In this
country.
5000 pairs OF cheap Shades from 62i cents 10 81 So
We pied .e sell 100 per cent cheaper than
any York Persons wishing the
process OF getting the most useful articles, are shown
through the painting rooms with great pleasure.
Ssps Banners and Interior Decorations not 10 be eur
nnsscd Trimmings fail kinds al manufacturers prices
Persons buying sell again dealt with on the most ber-
al terms o2O SIN BARTOL & DE MAUNY.
IIRESCH WINDOW SHADES u. c. Wood
ford 1884, Broadway has just received an extensive as
sortrueI OF the above Shades varying from 70 Il ee IN
length Also an invoice of French Landscape Paintings Of
new Designs &c Corinhian Columns, &c The invoice
contains about 100 prs low priced and will be sod accord
ngly. - -, ., al .o,,
will he allowed aibers discount Next toor 70 me corner
OF Rrsde-.t Laarge's Buildings Inl5l j. c. WooDfokD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07
Reciprocity of Religious Privileges.

To The Editor Of The Tribune:
Agreeing generally with the liberal sentiments ex-
pressed by Dr. Cheever, in The Tribune OF Dec %,
would respectfully suggest that it would be well
before proceeding too farm regulating religious re-
cinrocity abroad to take that secure its per-
feet establishment at home We have good author
ity for the advice TO remove the beam from our own
eve before attempting to cast out the mote from our
brothers eye l would begin the work of tolera-
ton here in our own land and would have the same
freedom in our pulpits which Dr. c. contends for
among nations" Or, would have one grand
Areopagus where the people. instead OF being con-
fined 10 their several pens, like 30 many sepcrale
Hocks of sheep, might be addressed IN turn by the
leaders of all the different sects-where the Catho
lie the Protestant the lew, and the New Church
man mig III, all have fair free and courteous hear
ing. And why should not this be sol When The
Pope declares the Roman Empire TO be ms church,
the preaching in which is 10 be regulated solely by
him, does he do anything more than DIR. Cheever,
though on smaller SCALE does with has church =
II not the principle the same Let DR.. g. then be-
gin nj home the practice of what he processes. II
truth is TO be free as he desires. and men erery
4chere free to speak it, lei him be tolerant enough
10 invite it into his pulpit. Let him offer to ex-
change in turn with the believers in Noses in the
Pope, in the Church of England, in Swedenborg-
in this way would he most efectuay lend his aid to
prevent the "gaggng of mouths the moment the
the freest and most untrammeled OF all things IN
der Heaven-Bible Truth"
A SEEKER AFTER TRUTH.
J TIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

VANsLYCh'S CEMENT, for China, Glass, Earth
en-War= and MarDe-The manufactured, ha7ing spent
several years bringing tue above named C-rn! 70 ia
present Of Perfection, IS eonhdert ha! al VINO "
I'VE IL q fair ua will be satisfied with l. ana thsi II Will
stand or is own merits without the pung Of hired
papers giIedged hsntbilla Pree Y cent? per sc1
Sor ssle by JOHN J. BROWN co.
- Hution-sL near Johnst
A uhar,I dt.roupt In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07
Accom-, books, paper and stationery great variety

THE TREASURY OF HISTORY, NO. Il.
is THIS DAY PUBLISHED, AND CONTAINS AS
L FOLLOWS
|. The Conclusion Off History OF Chins-Jspsn-
2 The East India Islancs-Ccylor. sumar s Prince oil
Wales .lsnd Java Borneo Ceene. the Molscca- Spice
Islands Banda Nutmeg Isles, and the PmPpipe is!snd
T. Egypt with Syria) Alexandria, Antioch
s. The Barbary States Aeiers, Australia snd Polynesia
s. America British Possessions, Csaads, Newfoundland,
Greenland, Mexico 1t. r
T. south America Peru, Chilli Brazil, the Republic OF
La Plata or United rvinces Colombia, Bolivia Guis na
and amuZODa-
g. The West India islands Cuba, Hayti or St Domingo,
PORTO Rico Barbadoes ST. Christopher S. kits, Nevis,
Antigua MonseaI, Jamaica Martinique. Guadaloupe S.
Lucia St Vincent Dominica, Grenada, Trinidad ST. Eus
tstus Tobsgo, and the Bahamas
O. The COMMENCEMENT OF the History OF tho United
States. ,
One number completes this valuable compend OF
History prce q cents per nuurr. Pubhed and for sac
hv DANIEL ADEE. l07 FuIlOn.si. Dc o.u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07
NINTH EDITION.

lust PUBLISHED, Dowlings History OF h9thn7I.'
y The ninth edition with 81 cravings IN Various o-t
Cbers Lectures on the Pilgrims Progress, tour e4-
lion with numerous steel eng Av!nss ., ..,r,g,
The Missionary Memorial coutaining aooa. ~ o b =
,.n.,. hy ceIeraed American writers, -inoe-so "
SO 5erb frcntspece oil colors, hound IN extra gut .
Wonders of The World with $50 engfsVihss
Pictorial History of the Revolution, with numerous Plates
extra gilt ooo .ar,-,vines elegantly
bcund .,, -; Ill sy,,iaris.
r WALKER has in preparation me mos. oTa4.H o..
PINE 4. liz Cheap Bookstore aud blnosi!, ~ -I1osJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07
famps, CnI!erp, Wr.

GENERAL FURNISHING Hardware, cutlery
u Ed e Toos St &C. The subscriber, invite purchasers
10 examine their very extensive assortment OF the ABOVE
mentioned articles, Including Ivory handle iAns hnyes AND
Forks Tea Tays Fire and tsuds. Goa! tods ana
Pok-rs and Sleigh Bells strapped and unstrhppeG
Nails Locks Latches Bets Screws, Flies saws Mecnan-
ics Tools in rrea! variety rcudin. Cooper Tools OF Al
bersons Hor;on's Congers and Rochester manufacture
An of which vii! i've suld h. the lowest market price q:
wholesale, and retail OSBORN LITTLE,
40 I'm 81 Fulton 1T. Pearl ,ni WHs's-sIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-07

VNHlRD DISTRICT Poles Otfce, Essex-st--All
persons Interested IN Claiming property remsning IN
said Police Office the hsi MVnoay January 1876 are
hereby make proof Of ownership Of SAID property
az said Police Office before "Wednesday tAe ism cay Of
February 1885, al said property hch shall re unclaimed
on said day will b. sold public auction Thursdsy Feb
rary 18Th 1916 10 O'Clock A NJ 81 No. Is Soruces by
W!Ilei & Westerve!t Auctoneers
SAID property consists OF Watches Silver Spoons. Cloth
ing Bed Quilts Old Rope. &c s OF the articles nisy
be seen at the Auconeers Room By directions OF tie Mag.
istrstes OF The Third District Police.
EDWIN r. CORE1, CLERK