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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-26

EV9GFs oF SHDr ON laos 5ittps@jJna
remarkable results have been produced
by the experimental shot practice from tho
b1kele1R, On the iron steamer RUBY; and
It is expected The admiralty will. in Conss.
quence, stop the building Of IRON steamers
and other vessels for the present. The shots
which hit the Ruby not only penetrated
the eide first struck, but IN sotng instances
passed through other side, carrying with il
whole plats Of iron. in action, this would
risk The total loss ola vessel; for on wheel.
ing over to leeward, such a body Of water
must rush in, that nothing could prevent
her from sinking, with nil on bpard A rep.
resshtation Of this important circumstance,
Arising from The recent trials, has been
made 10 10 the admiralty; and should furth.
er experimental firing prove that serious
risk will be occasioned to iron vessels Of
war, when exposed to tho chance offering
struck by haavy shot, it IS doubtful ii ihJ
board viii not abolish thom az men IF
war --Load0n Morning Chronicle.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-26

A boy about IA years ofage, who has
been employed III the Mechanics Bank,
al N~eWlaHypert Mass, was recently de-
tected III emhezzlng the funds Of that in.
stjtltion to theamount ofupwa'ds Of 5000.
All the money, except Sl00. has been re-
funded. That youth viii do-iH.-Delta
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-26

IMPORTANT FRom NAuvOo--l BAT
tie THE Ocean Wave, says the st.
Louis Union Of tho l4th inst, which a..
rived yesterday morning from keoknk
brings intelligence tbata battle was tptig1t
on Friday afternoon, between the Rotor.
Of Hancock county and The people Of Nnu
VOC. From MI we can gather the facts
arc about these. A movement Of a hos
tile character, on the part II tla An'ins
being pcrceivable Oh the morning Of Fri,
day, abount three hundred of the citizens
Of Nauvoo marched out in the direction o.
the Anti-M Mormon forces, and took up a
position one mile from the ! Temple on the
LaHarpo road. They were commanded
by Col. BENZ, Clifford, and had five six
pound pieces of artillery, About three
o'clock in the afternoon the Antics made
their appearance. They numbered eight
hundred men, and had also five six pound.
ers. Col, Singleton having resigned two
days previously, they were led on by Col.
Brockman. Tho firing Immediately com.
menced IN both sides, the two lines being
formed within three hundred yards Of each
other. The Antics used their artillery
freely, but the Nuuvoo forces being we'll
sheltered, and resolved to act only on the
defensive, reserved their artillery fire.
The action lastedtw hours, during which
time the firing was irregular, but almost
incessunt. At length the Antics retired,
and took up a position beyond the cuemy's
shot, intending, as is reported, to renew
the engagement the next morning. The
report ofkilled is, one on the part of the
Nauvoo forces, and fifteen on that of the
assailants.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-26

Further FRoM THE SANTA Fg E2pE.
Dtr1oN-We gather (says i1e st. Louis
Union Of the l2th) The following news
from The expedition under Gen, kEAENBY.
from a letter kindly furnished us by
friend. Il was written by d private in the
company of Capt. WEtgHrmAN, and bears
date nj Bent's Fort. August Ist.
The Two Mexican spies heretofore spo.
ken Of ms In wing letters, which we're opens
ed and found TO be blank, is corobnrhted.
Before they were taken, they had, IN com
pany wOth other M~exicans, set fire 10 the
prairjp, and destroyed The grass on ihs US
unl route tn Santa Fe. Gen KBAkNHV it
bis said, will now alter hisroute, 30 as TO pro.
vide forage for the horses.
This cotnpany left Fort L~eavenwOrth
The last day Of June, aud travelled five
hundred and .seyenty.slx miles in thirty
DAYS. Their hotyes held OUT extremely well,
and only two had given out in his oompa'
ny. Tney were encamplng, aud would
wait for two companies of soldiers expected
from Fort Leavenwofh. There were about
eighteen hundred soldiers encamyed with.
ID FIVE miles Of Bent's Fort
They were al in good health and spirits
and enjoying in prospective tho pleasures
of a campaign, in which the prospects were
that some fighting gould pc done. Reports
were in circulation. lin the camp, that a
large body of Indians were IN the neig-
borfOUd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-26

llbRRfBLE OUTRAGE Avp ATTFMfr m
| MuRpER-Ihp lancaster tAiaae) CoHvaHt,
of The lib mat, relates the following muir.
deroug attempt: ..4.
Our citizens were tilrc wn into the great
est CONSERVATION THE morning. by The fact
that an attempt had been made TO rob and
murdnr the Cashier Of the Lancaster Bank.
Mr.. CT, Syniinoe. Il appears from the tes.
timony of Mre. Symmes, that about two
o'clock Bho was awakened by her husband.
| who spoke TO her, when by a light which the
burglar had brought into the room, they both
perceived q man. with hie back toward them.
at work at tie bureau. The villain imme-
diatety turned and reOght Mr.. =, by the throat
telling him n give him that hundred dollars.
[Deacon Parker, Of sourhboro', had paid mr..
SVtnmeslhis money The previous evening, and
in the presence of the assassin.1
A violent Heutilo onsued between them,
which lasted some ten minutes, during which
time the burglar made an attempt to kill Mr..
s. with a razor, by cutting his throat. He
succeeded in i%ntiicting a very severe wound
ia the right aide of the throat. about three in.
cbes long, striking the windpide barely eacap
ing Tho lugalaF vein and carotid artery. Mrs.
s, also received q cut upon The throat about
two inches long, as we'll as several others of a
slight nature about her arms and person, of
which there is no danger Of loss of life. AIRS.
HS, is very much exhausted, but will probably
recover,
Mr.. s. succeeded in getting one or more
Of the VILLAINS fingers into his mouth, which
he biz with such force az to loosen al his front
teeth. This is The only clue TO his detection
as yet.
Ito scoundrel is well known TO- both Mr..
and Mrs. s., bet neither of them will now tell
his name, as they both took a solemn oath not
10 say who il was, If Ic would spare them
their lives. We trust they will yet be led to
n sense oftheir obligations To society-to the
well-being aud security Of the world-and
not thus stand az a shield between the crimi-
nal and that punishment ho so richly merits.
The Boston AkGs says, that tho name of the
assassin is Otto Sutor. a young German, who
formerly resided in Lancaster. He is twen-
ty.cne years old, about five feet six inches
high, stout built, lorid complexion, aunburnt,
light-colured hair and eyes. lie wore, at the
time, a light-colored plaid fruck coat, dark
pants, and q cap. A reward of $500 has been
offered for his arrest, by the President and
Directors Of the bank.
The Boston Mai Of Saturday afternoon
says that Suior was arrested in Boston on
Saturday morning, about " o'clock, in Plea
SAINT street, near the Providence railroad de-
pot, by constable Clapp, in a very few mo.
ments after his arrival in the city After
committing the outrage, be left the house of
Mr.. Synmes, travelled seven miles, when he
overlook a man driving cattle. lie then pas.
ed into the woods to sleep. After resting for
a time he again commenced walk ;ng, and ar
rived in Boston about seven O'Clock. and was
arrested, as above stated. We understand he
ackuow lodges the whole affair TO the officers.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-26

A MARRIAGE by TELBGHAPu.--Tho
New York correspondent Of the PhiIadel.
phia Inquirer tells the following story 4:
There Ia n story current here among
the "upper tei,'' which iftrue, 10 one d
tho most extraordinary occurrences that
ever took place, and throws all the novel.
lists Of the present age entirely IN the
shade. 1t appears that a certain young
lady, the daughter of one Of the wealthicsl
merchants IN Boston, had formed an Mt.
taChment fora handsome young man, who
was a clerk in her fathers counting room,
and determined to have him for better or
worse, although her father had previously
given her had TO another sutton.
Tho lady's father having heard ofthis
attachment feignel ignorance, but deter.
mined 10 break it of, and, give bis daugh.
ter 10 the gentleman Io had promised hor.
For this purpose he directed the young man
to take passage in one Of the steamers
that Iet New York and proceeded 10 Eng
land, and transact some business for him
there. The lover accordingly came to ",
Y, but meantime the young lady got some
knowledge Of her htbor's intentions, and
sent n message by Telegraph to that eff
feet t1 her lover in New York.
The ezpedient the two lovers rstored to
for accomplishing their desire, and defeat.
ing the htber's views, was novel aud ex.
traordinary. She took her stand in the
Geographic Office in Boston, and he's did the
same, with a magistrate IN the Office in ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-26

OrLy HALF SBAvBp.-The Spring.
field Conn. Gazette relates an amusing
incident that occurred in one of the bar.
hers saloons in TINT place, a few days
since. A foreigner had been In the occa.
siohal habit Of calling to get shaved, though
1T distant intervals Of time, but often en-
ough to make himself known and appte.
oiated Il seems that he always made az
an excuse for not paying, that bis money
was nj the Railroad--when he would STEP
cut with the %preteHce ofgoing after il, h1l
did not make his appearance until SIX
weeks or two monts after, when he came
back al entire stranger, with n heavy
black beard in order to be shaved Tbs
other day, being duly e]nsc0nsed in the
high back chair, and we'll lathered, the
barber wag proceeded to the operation, and
having shaved just one half bis face, chin,
&c, thus addressed him
"5tranger, have you got any money 10
spare this morning I" ILL
Somewhat surprised, the stranger repli.
ed
~ have three cents, but I'm going up 10
the raiIroad, and | will hand you the bal.
anco directly"
The barber qtiorly wiped of the soap.
md replied
"Please to 60 now, and | will shave The
other three cents worth when you return
With a shower OF oaths, breathing ven.
geanee and the lay, he ''sIoped," present.
inu a nr%oteslue appearances, one side o
his face kettle black, and tb other nice and
white. He has not made his appearance
since.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-26
nttH nnmmEHCtAt mAni4E.

bUR G~0MMthlLaL MAAtSE.
A late number ofthe Merchants Magazine
contains an interesting article 90 the MAYA
Force and. cUntDefce OF The World, from Tho
pen bt James IT. bahnan Es1., Mr.. J.. sta
les The present naval fore Of Great Britain,
In commission building, and in ordinary, al
GU vessels, mounting WHEN armed, 1881
guns end employing a force Of 10000 men.
NHkt comes France, with an entire naval es-
Enlistment Of SAG vessels, with B,02J guns,
and g1,540 men. Next Russia. with 100 yes.
sells, mounting 5,a96 guns, employing $4,000
nsh-sxcItslye u the naval force on the
Caspian Sea.
Tho Navy If the United State commenced
in l7I5, by Washington ordering two schnon
eis to he equipped in Beverly, MaseaChu
sutts, for the transportation Of the provision
and materials Of war, and which during thai
year swclIed to an organized squadron Of fUuI
st boomers, lakes next rank III The nayiGs %
The earth. Tile present total number Of The
vessels of the government, of all ~tlasses. u
n. mounting, when armed, 2.3I5 guns, AM
employing a futoe of Bt734 men Although
this branch Of the public service has not III.
creased in The same proportion AZ the uaya
fgrcca Of other countries, yet IT las gradually
7ffdhtEA AitINfHS CIV INA LVH'ttE''t " Lit
Uninn, although It nOw contains A greater dis.
| proportion TO tho srtUal amount Of commerce
ahan that Of any other nation.
Though fourth in rank III her navni force,
the u, i, ptecodes France and Russia. and
| ranks next 10 Great Britain herself, IN com.
meroial marine. She possessrs 1920 YES.
Tels, with an aggregate tonnage Of 2,41G,0Dg
tone, those employing $4,000 aeampn. We
have 745 vessels IN The whale fishery; a ton
mage Of 3l6,Olg tone employed ii steam ia.
yjnatl0n: The totaI humber Of vessels Upon the
lakes being 10, of which 30 are steamboats,
Our commercial II sfine, whilst It ia exceeded
BY Great Britain by only ABB ]vessnls, OK.
reeds that Of France 5,B8I, VESSELS, The die
proportion Of tonnage Ia immensely gfeatur-
that Of the United States being but 800 ,js2
inferior to that of Great Britain, aud exceed
my that Of France the ]erorfDots amount Of
,975. 39l-Whirh Ia almost double the entire
commercial tonnage of France.
BY these statistics ii " III be perceived that
the naval force Of The United State ia email
lat than that Of any other nation, compared
with The aCtuBl amount of onr own commerce
Besides the vessels employed in This service,
We have thirteen sailing and eight steam YES.
sels IL the revenue department, embracing a
tonnage Of 4,h63 tone, amounting to 60 guns,
aud manned by 7ep %oflisers and men. This
force ls, We suppose, liable, in an extraurdi-
nary emergency; to be called int0 The naval
service OF the government. g
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-26

A TALE OF IIuHRoR.-We meet daily,
says the " ! Mirror, with accounts Of
crime, the result Of cupidity, in our
country, but we have yet some steps to id
vance before hopeless poverty will lead TO
such horrors as ARE enacted in Europe. At
KleinzelI, In Hungary, a widow lady who
was in the habit ofcoming% annually from
itesth, to attend the F6te Dicu, bringing
with her her little daughter, an only child,
missed the little girl in the crowd, and aE
ter all possible effort, was obliged to return
home without her, giving her up for lost.
This year she went againto this roligi.
Gus ceremony, and as she passed through
the street recognised the poor little thing,
all in rags, holding out her hand to receive
charity, and deprived Of both eyes, Behind
the child sat an old woman, who, upon
the mothers reclatming her daughter,
pushed her away, and resisted violently
her attempt TO communicate with the child.
The police interfering, all we're carried be.
fore a magistrate, whore the old woman con
faszBd that she had stolen the child during
the procession, and torn out it's eyes with n
kuifp, il order TO attract compassion and
gain more money by her begging. The
punishment for her crime il being broken
alive upon tho wheel. The unfortunate
mother IL said to be in n dying STATE. bro
kcr~heartod under this dreadful misl0r-
tune.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-26

The fall Of IA pin might have been heard.
What now mentally exclaimed each beat.
inp bosom. The astoaishmenl depicted
III every countenance my well be imagfn-
ed, when the ctier, drawing himself up to
his foil length, bawled out
go Yes o Yes o Yes All mnn-
nBt Of persons are required 10 keep silence
upon pain Of inpf lsonmaht, while the
Honorable Judge is delivering bis charge
to the grand jury.
When he had finished this pfnolama-
ton, he turned to the sour with an air
Of eomplaoeney, and q wnvs of the hand,
and said to tho Chief Justice ''Y0u may
90 on. sir" Every o n expected 10 see
the unfortunate Ctier sent TO Jail, "a Il
matter .coutse but, without cracking q
smile, The chief justice commenced his
charge Dc moro, and went through as
though nothing had happened He saw
dt once That the conductor the ttiet pros.
Utgjed from no dlsrospgtt for the court,
but from Ignorance, and a desire 10 pet
form his duty pnnetiIiously and With the
kindness go characteristic of the man,
overlooked the whole affair. Bit the
scene was one worthy the pehbiI Of Hog
artb, and deserves to he recorded to the
honor Of that teat and good man, who
has passed ffom eatth 10 his reward in
Heaven,-Rdieigh Register.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-26

N. Y. Journal III Commerce has d few more
particulars, but they do not vary materially
from The accounts already given.
In regard 10 California, the Union has the
following more cheering paragraph
THE events and prospects one the coast Of
California are bright and cheering. There is
reason TO believe that befure this tine the
whole Of that coast has been occupied by our
squadron, Monterey IL certainly taken, and
Guimas, and IL u cert ain TINT the Yerba Bue.
ma, ON the bay of San Francisco, was SUM
moned by Capt Montgomery, and it is belisy.
ed to have been taken without resistance.
We met at the War Department this even
ing, l4th inst, with 4 captain IN Col. Steven.
sons regiment. lie informs lis that the troops
were being paid Off some months in advance,
as they were actually embarked, and that they
would certainly sail for The Pacific IN the
| course of this week. .s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-26
JURI DE POLICE.

Feitciahu Whig.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-19
TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

YENIE undersigned returns his respectful thanks
Il icnd- public for the great Of
received and bexs leave inform them
arrangements ot manufacturing Greeks
ample nd ready
the cheapest and honorable and
@ d.vo Eid attention to their interests.
Having extensively engaged manufacturing Clocks for
he believes he has had sufficient
acquainted with the Clock
81. would hereby respectfully inform all who make their
HIM that they shall be furnished with Clocks which
cannot he surpassed in point OF workmanship finish.
fact that several manufacturers and dealers
worthless and eountcTfe article abeledas
jerome Coek which fact unwilling aeknow
thcn) OF their superiority lie that purchas
appreciate advantage OF buyRg direct from the factory
they will be the subjects OF this impOon Al
with the cash. will be promptly and fshful
who send their orders by rely
the personal application Coehs
Countries will BE- carefully selected and packed
with reference markets An Clocks purchase
this warranted perform well and the
viii delivered vessels
rhauEr that possible attention shall be
Of his friends and patrons, he respectfully
eeiis the patronage Of all.
Warehouse Philadelphia, at 30 North Third Street.
Warehouse ~ Batimorr, a nc Charles
fscroRY New Haven, 81 Johns Street between iam
on Market c3-y CHAUNCEY JEROME.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-19
wORTHAM, McGRUDER a. 90.

OFFER FOR SALE:
* HHDS. st. Crorr r. REQ and n O. sugar
fO 30 paesases W. a wlof crushed, and Puverised do
p bits o Clarified Sug-s
80 bhis hoa -,s, part prime
90 bis DO
IeO bsrs Old Government Java Coffee
lSJ DO Eio
IG5 do IaEuaya do
10 ialcs Mocha do
GunpoWdrr and Back Teas, best quality
$50 kegs Nail, assorted Dor and warehouse
zoo SIDES Sole Leather, good and damaged
2fO " RuEset do
500 b. Shoe Thread
80 boxes sperm Candies
10 DO Jutd's pat sp. Candies
10 Go Candies Iiuis Woodruff
100 do Soap
10 do stieh
10 kegs salt Tstre
cerOons Indigo
10 ll'keIs best 0Durand-, Olive OIL
&c tcs Coal Pit OH
Winter Sp OH
1000 Kegs Duponrs Sporting and BLASTING Powder
30 bor's -1lO and iJTi2 Glass
500 bags Shot
Bar Bo-d
90 h5ds Middlins BacoI
20 do Shoulder do
$50 beet family Hams
iIU boxes TN Plat.
Block TIA and Speter
quo Wrapping Fap.r
$50 Grni stfes
IS bats Tar
20 bhs pure cider Vnerar
- ar cask. test Woosboasc WINS
Genuine pd Port d,
Cotton Yam. fact1ry price.
Cotton Lines, London Mustah
Ginger Pepper, Al spice, Sack salt &c
. tons An. bisiered Steel
English Jlrt SHEAR and Cast steel
TINS spunF Steel
: cooory tmos
So " TrsdsEarabd English
Sheet and Boiler ltt Iron
Band anl Hoop do
hI's Plough Plates Gc. sea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-19
WADE W. WOODBRIDGE,
GROCER AND COmmIS>IaN nEnCH ANT

WADE W. WOODBRIDGE,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
- thTsi Door beI0s tAs Ci'y Hsts'
hFFERS for sale
~ "oo bag, RIO and Issuayra Cod,e
100 do stnomingo do
100 do lava Manila do
10 hhds Z. Rico AM n. Sugars
90 Cuta Clarified
20 bbls n. ORLEANS %
80 boIes w. 4 ". Loaf do
bbls Cru,h,d do
DO Pulvrris-d do
20 hhis Molases
20 bbls y. q Noass.s
10 tons rredesar Iron, assorted sizes
do County do
DO Bls,srci Steel
l do German do
500 kegs Nall
100 sldts Leather
100 soap
SO DO spsm and Tallovv Canre.
100 wrapping Paper
80 Go Gap and lsusr Paper
Ceroons Indigo
"a packages G. = and Imp1Tea
do Blark do
30 ksgs Powder
200 bag. Shot
10 s-ss bar Lead
ucress Rice
10000 ls' Cotton Yarn. Manchester GAetore.
1000 lbs do Seine TVVin~. Nos. I6 aud ~
10000 hs Brrs' Panty Bacon
10000 los Western s'rdes
100 bbls " e Cut IieTrngs
punsheons supenor Dad Java Rum
TO bbs n f. DO
pipes sup Holland Gin
half Pip's sup. on Brandy H,nne-,ss
DO 90 90 o. o. puPuy a Co.
10 Ibis Imitation do
do sup old Peach do
10 DO do do Apple d., 3yearsoh
81 do Ei-hlrtsons No. WhIskey
50 ID Tuscaloosa 20
Is DO Mononsahcla Rive Spirit.
loo do Cincinnati Recufed wbskey
bids do
pipes Old l. r. VI. Wine
pipe choice DO
do do do
10 ar pipes = NJ. do
Do BRO sherry do
pipe O. l.. Phu DO
az pipes pure Iuice
10 bbls SWEEP Malaga do
~ baskets champagne, Anchor and Other brands
bemDohns Spanish S-yaB, Mustard
Starch, CopIeas, Alum. Alspice
frpIer, Ginger, lamp ga, Lard, and Shoe Thread
With a small lot u y. BuTuey's SUP Family FbouT-aI
" "eh "h be sp At the lowest pnes for punetul
customers On the usual =. =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-19
ea n w AtEbSoN
n npk 'ro yOIIR IN'r,sR ESTI No "a

- schsn would respectfully inform their and the
pah fo. that have eeevedheir usual supply
aud other Kinds o ready made CLOTHING,
andto which they making additions
e-k Of every variety ofdrsahle Coak Goats
Pants nrawerr ebts, Collars Stocks Haas.
Rder- &C &owh which they will BE- pleased IL them
the b-st style and upon the most reasonable terms
The they taken the selection OF their materials
and wen ashc they taken
thsm under dua
bity OF peculiarly
all Call and for yourselves
HOOPER q GRAff's Virginia Clothing store,
M ~ Main.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-19
VALUABLE DISCOVERY
IN DAINTINI

VEAVNG and trouble have last
ec,ded IN procuring keep WHITE
equal polished white doors And oe ii to
friends muehle charge than the old plan Of polished work
Specimens AZ e OF the worn, my shop.
Ro MOTT. Painter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-19
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

M ask the attention Of King their purchases in
this market stock ~ Fancy Goods store be-
h'vng that hey will hnd large and
FANCY 6NOS establishment
Disposition ami determination sell goods
ran be bought thu We recently opened all III.
late styles OF
Df"s- Silks snme very nch Taces, Shawis
Cashmere, llius Robes Of every fabric quality
Black Alpaca Robes
CoIdani tik Alpaccas great variety
Gro teOrean- flaiCs California Checks
Euiorod-rts for wedding and evening dresses
Very rich embd white silks for wedding ir-ses
Gloves, Mtts, Velvet cuffs
French worked Cap-s Collars
Linen Cambria Ildkfs
Ladies and Chldrrn's Hoods
Ladies and Infants, Dress CAPS
Trimmings Of every description
Fire green Bemgrs
Biz and cord Crapes, Co.sets
Bonnet aHd Meek Bbanis
Satin and Inserting do,
Together with large Of STAPLE GOOus su,b
Beaehed and brown nomesics
Negro and Bed Blankets
Jeans and Krfseys
Plaid linseys, Piints Cotton Bats
hin and white Wadding
C,ohs G,assimeret, and great variety nj " r,,ns.
To those who buy for cash, punctuaI customers we will
offer great inducements IN the above goods
- ~ HAYES. VAN DEuRsEN A WARD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-19
NOTICE.

1--WE subscribers have entered into Copartner
= ali unief the h-ra of Orubb. spper-on PnrTos'
q" CO.. the hpsh-esry and Dug and have tAAeE
ihs ~ ernery occupied BY Samuel r. Aaie Co, No. 81
MANS
Thy a.-ortment OF Drugs Mei
eess Paints Oi Htafs and ess call from their old
hrn- rshhe generally nh 81 Us having hcen brought
the ha sud having heea engaged In fof number oi
ts eio- business
SHARE Of patronage.
viii be found an attend person
pGing such orders nom physieisn
Particular Taid putting
mp such prescriptions as may be scat IN tho house
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