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lust received a fresh supply of .Spear's',
~ Hand and rannel Saws which f sale at reduced
prices. CLARKsON q GARDNER
No III Broad Street, shockoc Ill.,
&C Sign Of the IIands,w
QA BALES FEATHERS. 80 bales Live
- " Gees Feathers in sore-for sale low close, by
&c % CAPRRrON a CRUMP.
A DESCRIPTION OF THE REPUBLIC
IN or MEXICO'''The subscriber Will open tbi. porppr
another supply Of the above valuable Work whhs such de-
mand ~ illustrated byn Map which sineded .maer Map.
OF the valley Of Mexico and the fields Of pa DE Ia s
ma rms book " designed TO furnish concerned yet accurate
vrwoi the region IN question and viii Of many
ALSO, JI'+T RECEIVED.
Another supply Of THE GOVERNMENT MAP oF MEXICO
1t contains he oC Di.tar ces tho sea, Of Wa, s
Tie United sa'e' AMI Mexico. and mach Other nona
ton For sale BY g. r. FISHER
no 10 9 doors below once.
RULWEH'S NEW NOVEI,---LUCRETIA Or The
- Ihdten Of Nigat ny SIR T. Hul~er Price csc re.
''Iy'd' a"d Tor sal" BY g. p FISHER, Agent
De- Un6cr the ErchinVc Hotel.
TOOTH ACTIE.-..The Glove Anodyne Tooth
Ache Drops immediate and permanent cure for the
Tooth Aehe- cures IN one minute" ,nppy and
o' So" mo z'l y. JOHNSTON. Druggist
ENTHA FINE TEAS
- E'i'a iuc Gunpow dor Tea IN h1f chests
PowcbonR Tel in bali chests. Tor sals by
DC ~ WILLIAMS a ItANALL
INITIATION HRANDY-
Very superior imtsuon Brandy sI-by
dea WILLIAMS uAxAu.
VDORTO RICO SUGAR. hhds prime Porto
y Hco sugar To- store, for ~
ecai EpMoSn DAvENro0r
GHEESE, RAISINS AND RICE
- ~ catks prime Cheese
900 packages Bunch Rasins In whor half and or borr
urtses prime New Rice
llnirg his morfing. and Tor s1r Ny
deis WEBB MACON 60.
ENOR THE LADIES. We have lusi opcncd
vey beautiful assortment ~ Roots anil fof tades Of
| che following nts-
! Iad.e, bronze G,ret Boots. ,tsk s,is.
do Do Do do
do Tuck cole Carer Boots hark
/ d. hn do
% One viii. Satin shpp'- b,b
Do white Nd ID
10 Morocco dfrss Slippers
Do Nd slippers
! DO fne drefs walsinr Shoes
/ the brs quality. f1r sale ~
| DE- o. PfryEy a wATTs
| 4 UBHELLASI-I . hrge assortment
- Of avn nd aniat 90 p'c' 10 had STARR co.'s.
d. I4ie's Come,
WINE.
! DORT, Claret, Sicily Madeira and Malapa.
~ Wine. or 'se by bAvENrOHT ALLEN 4 60
| WHTTE uAVANA sUGAH-.-lg to,rs i,d r,esi,
w a. Tor sale by DO 80 WgRH, BACON 90.
/ DEEHE & COSTAH's STATS ---Rcesived by NJ b,
- tot Yofs Caves The above eeebr,tsf
manufacturer Hats. of The latest quality In which
/ The attention ~ gentlemen BE- a1ictrd.
| Ais1, Cloth CAPs, of ~ qualities and prices
no7 JUDAH MYERS, No s7wHsusst
| nLD COGNAC BRANDY
Va Hsf Pipes Oard. DupIy Co pnudy Tor al ~
eeai WILLIAMS a uixALL.
SUGAR.--aO bbls. prime Louisiana Clarified
| ~ Sugar
hhd. prime Porto Rico susar
soI7 GORDON SKINNER
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III. EUSTACE Y son

ID RESPECTFULLY solicit the merchants Of
trading passing through Richmond
Drugs Medicines. Pants and Dye Sud They
prepared offer such Inducements, they think will make Ith
eondnc their dealings their way this place
Ginseng FiaIssed taken exchange gOO
the highest market price.
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UPHOLSTERlNG
"a sUH nom TIN. -HshI stsON AMI sTON
mANyFACTORN.
RnRERT NOTT

House sign Painter and GIazier
Nsrt EE1ASsgs B4sk. RieArs0sd DtrrrEts,
received supply Paints OILS CoPc and other
Vauishes Brushes Blenders. An
American Window Class from eIlO
all OF which dcsirour sl WORK up the
reasonable terms
B-A large supply Soap Paint. low,
peror pa Tin Q ShnElcd Roofs RN
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SAMUEL HASS.T, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent for the above Company, prepared
receive applications Life Insurance the periods
named for year, life. and any
exceeding $4,000 single life The of Insurance
OF the iHcaclc noted the above advertisement
well as a other information thos desiring effect
Insurance will also be made application The
tagcs offered by this Company. believed equal
superior TO those offered by either a.
britain q. ATUMEY.
Physician soeey-,he Family Physician OF the party
z Is To be 2I-tf
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RLACK IRON POLISH. for ho,


"aic- AMI All Kinds or Iron work beautiful jet black polish
curing no more labor than the Application ordinary
1t ve durable aud effected by
protecting the Iron nom the OF weather by
DUvAL 4 PURCELL.
SELF Main
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bsruIs CIV. WIZ.
We ruomlri that ts 20 day nIar 1916 before mo
h' suiscter Justice of sud STATE boz and FOR s
city af'rnd ftnaly appeared Rsra,t 10 Green and made
"l'h on 'e Hoy hyauscy ~ Almighty Col hat matters
ets set forth in anr.r.d rc a and trr A.
stated Fwofu before ITssp CtDtp 1 .
i' publication should The ye any one Who 10 The in
dcrton and mprudehce youth ud have brought
on bins 20 any Of bc evil aufel abpv. tusb ts Prench
Doctor oilers he and pied Che s-s stsfy
We believe TINT be- has The f,ueIying their sFefngs
and q" "hnng Tor them permanent cure ~ 90 charge re-
quftI
SCUM lri'res street near 90 street two before ur ose
Advice taiy from . a.. n to 10 D. ~.
baUmIrD. Sept q. 1870. H.
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KENT, KENDALL u ATWATER,
Importers and wholesale Dealers,

AVE in store, and are now receiving, their
u British, French aud American Dry Goods 10, n.
trade, comprising unusually and
be sold they be bought any market IN
his country which they respectfully
KENT, KENDALL 4 ATNATER.
Sem Z
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- ENTLEMEN OF RICHMOND-My cele.

~ b-ard Ambrosal Almond SH ANING CREAMS de-
comparison America Eur pc. No person will any other
amer using Emolrui Paste the b,st-he very best
only snglc DO any You
warrant II. For sale, wholesale and retail,
JULES uAURLS
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A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY
rom -CUunnIS

~ ALA PLAID LlNSElS. 3 cases Gala Plaid
Inscy, new nd beautiful plicrrs-fot
Sc - HALVES, VAN DEtiRsEN A WARDS
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-31
Whig Doctrine en- the OREGON
Question,

The Wing County Meeting held at Dan
vile, on the 2Olh inst, adopted the follow
ing resolution -
"ReS0iUed--Ihal we spurn as dlshonora
Vie and highly unjust the attempt made by
he designing and unprlnclpIed leaders oI
our opposing parry. to place the Wings in
A false posluon on The momenlons question
VI Oregon That we solemnly believe Or
agon Is and of right ought to be ours and
hat so far from cOnsenung. toa compro~
mise on the line of 40 degrees, we assert
our clear and unquss'ionabIe lille 10 the
whole territory in dispute, and pledge our
selves 10 aid the administration in sustain
ng that title at all hazards"
We are glad to see The Wigs of Colum'
bla county taking ground to support the ad-
minisuaIion upon this great national ques'
ion, To their credit they have spoken
out in favor OF American interests, aud we
Did lhem Goa speed in every similar saga
rious and patriotic movement The frs.
part of the resolution is, however, incor,
rect, and therefore Objectionable. There
has been no attempt, from The quarter they
indicate, TO place the Wings in a false Po-
siGon upon the momen!ous question OF o.
egon.' If there has been an attempt TO
place them in false position it has been
the attempt Of their ol0n leaders, For
years the opposition to giving Great Britain
notice nnder lhe convention o(lS27; to eX-
lending our laws over Oregon, and to pro"
lecung emigranls lhi!hersard, has pros
ceeded, mainly, from the Wing leaders in
Congress. Dr. Linn's Bill was voted down
by them in 1912 and a! every session
since they have stood in similar hostile
position. For The conclusive prooc Of this
statement we refer to the journals and de-
bates 10 Congress. There stands The evil
dence upon record and indsputable, We
know o! no better way TO ascertain the 'po'
slion ola party upon national question,
than by The solemn votes Of those whom
Iha, patty has elected to Office, and who
are acknowledged to be It's leaders and to
express its sentiments. II, therefore, it Is
,he desire of,he Wings to assist in assert,
ing our right to lhc whole Of Oregon, they
can only complain Of their own leaders for
placing them in a false position upon that
momeulOus question.
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WIG C0UNFY EIEETEN0.

, OnTucsday morn NC of Court week, we OBJ
served handbIs up at various public places in
DanyiIIe calling a Whig county meeting at the
Court House, for the same day, When the timo
anne we attended, from curiosity, and it was one
Of the most queer and amusing scenes we ever
witnessed Cottawssn and Danye had the hon
" of furnishing nearly all the officers of the meet
ing, the speakCrs,ond hcmemhors Of the committee
lu resolutions. Col Paxton was chosen President
by an enthusiastic aud triumphant vote ofoNgand
prcslded with that grace and dignity Of manner for
(which he is so remarkable Mr.. Bancroft was
called on for a speech, as matter of course as he
is always the dependence Of hia party in that line
at their county gatherings, Nr b, came forward
afcr some hesitation, inside the bar; looked round
at the empty seats where Wings ought to have
been and we've not aud finding he bad scarce any
of hisown political faith as an audience, made a
queer and random speech to the large number Of
Democrats who st cd outside the railing looking
pleasantly apon the proceedings within. Having a
cpcctab.e audience of Democrats to keep him in
cOuntonance, he made petty good speech on the
whole, ana wound upby proposing a resolution in
favor Of the American title to the whole of Oregon,
George A. Frck, Esq in ORDER we suppose, to
throw the matter into ridicuc, proposed an Omend-
ment, 10 the effect that the whole of North Ameri.
ca belonged to US, north OF the Mexican line. The
President here arose in great hurry, apparently,
Ito give information that THAT matter had been all
arranged and that the committe would report o
resolution upon the subject. This announcement
threw the propositions, the printers say, into PI,
and in few moments in came the committee with
the result oflhei profound Iabors, in the shape of q
preamble filled with wHEUEAsEs, and a string o.!
resolutions denou'cing every body and every thing
except the tariff Of 1912; which in the beautiful
Language of the committee, mikes" the comforts
aud frcside enjoyments ever cluster around the
lhearths and homes of the honest children of toll
The resolutions were separately adopted, by pow
crful vote of six or eight in their favor, including
rome of he members Of the committee reporting
them. The meeting then adjourned.
The resolutions have since been published and
are distinguished for venom and bombast; qualities
tn at will not recommend them to the good sense
Of the people upon whose minds they were iEterd
ed to produce effect. This node of treating public
questions and public men, is alike imperative and
improper, Opposing sentmentin This fee rePub-
lie, is not, and ought not to be beaten down by
sweeping denunciation and when honest public
servants are yenomousIy assailed, they usually sui
fer no injury. The motives for such unreasonable
oitterness--petulant temper and rhwarcd ambition,
arc unIerstood,an the outblcakngs they prompt
are disre gardcd.
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rouS and complicated, aod greatly SIM,
plJCy tho payments Of interest The
coupons could be made receivable Tor
all dues 10 the Commonwealth, for 9,
we intend 10 continue The payment OF
the interest as il f,llo due, ills the slme
thing, whether The Inter,s, is paid in
taxes, OF the taxes pay the interest
Connected with this aruogemeo,, The
five per cent, ilr collecliog might b
saved TO the Sale, by authorizing tn
counly treasurcrs to receive them ~
payment without the intervention Of the
collectors.
The repor, recommends the taxing OF
guarantees of interest on railroad and caaa,
companies bv the Commonwealth; sud al-
60, tax Of ten cents per ton on AnIhra'tc
coal,
Flaally, the Treasurer recommends the
esabusmento a Sinking Fund. for the
gradual exlnguiSh,rg of lhe public debt On
tlis subject he remarks We have grea'
prosperous and wealthy State; but The pub
he deol ls guevous OuTutn' Inc mrs.
dollar that would 60 into lhe Sinking Fund
would be evidence Of our safety, and
every citizen would breath more freely Ey'
cry species Of properly aud every variety
Of busmsss would advance under its inao-
once; and willis, tho debt would be dlmlE'
ishing, the public revenues would be in
creasing We cannot lhiCk the imp0r'
tance of this measure oFerraled and sincere
" hope the recommendation Of the Treas.
urer will have It's effect upon IhOhegslaIure.
We haze now glanced at some Of hf
principle reco nmendalions in this admira-
bls report, peIusaI Of which will be crafty
ing to every tue Pennsylvania. No pa
triolic individual can read it without feel
ing proud now assumed by this honored
Commonwealth. She has repudated re-
pudiation, and will never again allow heI
70 be sulied by the violation Of sing le en-.
sgagement. Her resources are undoubIeC
and her course in prosperity and wealth If
onward, - Union.
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gsxrsg--ssNs~zr.a
ODD FELLOWSHIP.

In the Newport Herald of the Times
Of Thursday last we find tho following
article from the pen Of its editor an Old
Fellow;
I'VE have noticed an article going
the rounds Of the papers. amoeg others
the Providence Daily Journal, from the
Lancaster CPo. Republican, giving an
account of trial recently held at that
place, where the question Of the inhu-
ence Of the secrets Of Odd Fellowship,
to the predjudice Of justice, end conse-
quenl injury Of those who do not be-
long 10 The order, is being debated. Il
seems one OF the parties 10 the suit was
an Odd Fellow, and q witness was pro
duced on the stand, who also belonged
10 the order, but who by the way, from
MS anawer 10 The question pu', oush
never 10 have been admitted Tor he was
a perfect simple,on. He was good
deal wire drawn by the counsel, and II,
enally blnndered out thai the Pllfi (who
was the Odd fellow, j had said he want
ed 10 have some talk wth his friends,
before the trial; and being hard pushed
he said that the PIlf,d did not say friends,
exactly, bu, brother Odd Fellows he
was then asked if there was anything 10
the obligations Of the Cad Fellows
which requires one brother 10 help a,
mother, contrary TO justice? This cues,
ton he refused 10 answer, and after
some conversation between the counsel
The matter was dropped.
Now, we unhes'sliugly say lha,
there is no such requslion in any of the
secrets Of the order, from the lowest 10
The very highest grade, but on the con-
trarv, Dad Fellows are strictly com.
mlnded to rendsr justice 10 GSl men,
whether of the Order or not, and they
cannot befriend brother 10 the iiu.
ring Of one who is not without violating
its fundamental principles. And the
witless in The above case ought to have
stated so, and there The mater would
have ended, and the WhOLe lrulh been
told, hut he evidently was a weak mind
ud man, or else he wanted 10 give an
air OF dangerous importance to the Or.
der, which never will belong TO i.
This witness was very properly ex.
PEELED from The order, by the lodge to
which he belonged, at its next meeting
for so 0sgrsnt and wiI(uI misrcpresen'a
lion Of its principles.
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MrEzyESEsrr1
RESUL TOF A YOYAGl

kESUL i w a WY H UE,
'One Of The bellies Of the upper ten
and tbs reisning toast here for two sea
sons since, took Q "Trip to Madeira a fen
months ago, accompanied by her broth
cr. The captain Of the blrque in
which she sailed chanced 10 be young
dashing Don Juod, who had been sem
10 sea 10 order TO be reclaimed, if pos,I
BILE, from the Numerous little wees, 'hc
had acquired on shore. The Trip I,
MADEIRA was pleasant onr, and the Dri,
entered fully into The eu, oymenl9 Of lh,
place, aud embarked on their reIurt
voyage; and Tie a0lonishme0t 0? Ii.
brother msy be immagjned when lhr
lady announced her intention oil sharing
the stale room of tie noble caplaIo,
and exhibited The marriage ceTtlGcal,
dated three days before.
On their arrIva! here, we unGers'and
the fond pair were cruelty torn s5'ua'
der, and the modern Nom condemned
90 probationary term Of good behavior
before the parents Of tie lady will con
sent to colnteaanSe the union.--N !,
NjfYor
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-31

ora few Copies Of CHARLES MINERS
new History of Wyoming, fo' sOlc-
valuable and interesting Book. Price 81.
Inquire at this Office.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-31

At Fcaucon.a, 4. II. tie mercury fell to
IS degrees below zero, on the l2ih uil.
luo' j. the place where it is sad ice creams
are mixed directly from the cows in mid
sImmet
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hJNGl NlFUN NHhll wv Nak9 NAl
,,inr this country for Oregon; that irI
,1uId not engage 10 such war; because
/ was too much embarrassed at homr
hat it could not defend Oregon 10 war
md would !osse more by such a wa
han 50 Oragon- were worth; that such
var would embroli i. with oher powers
rnd send the French into Egypl and th.
Russians inlo India. Bat since the pub
lclIion Of the Presidents NJ ssag", III
commercial journals of the great cite,
nave been terrified with the sppreheu
ion Of war, saying that BI,aln was ca.
ger for it, would deva'laie on.
coasts before we could even begin to de-
fend il, aud that nothing could save u
but submission, and compromise o
Oregon upon British PROPOSITIONS And
these terrors have been 50 grel''g auSu.
menled by The deblles ia the Federal
Senate upon the motion Tor Inquiry by
General CdsS, as too call out some o.
these journals IN defence OF the br"sh
claim 10 Oregon,
Bat how stands the case now! Ac
cordlng TO the i1le news, The BRUSH
govornment will mol wage war tor ore
gon. They hsVe discovered lhai VIZ
cannot bs lotImaled by threats, are too
many 10 s'llke without counting lAt
cost, and well kno" that The cost o.
would far exceede the prem In
The course OF last summer, the Br''Ish
pre's exp pIoded lc lhfoar' upon NE
Presidents inaugural address, and BRIT
ish salesman in parliament talked vary
omniou'Iy about the Presidents CLAIM
to the whole OF Oregon. FerceIVing
lhal we heard all these threats vey
calmly, aud offered 10 Signs o. subm'S
sion, they changed their tone, end con
sen'ed TO argue lhey nave read 10 The
mes'sga repetition OF me poIicy pro
claimed IN The Ihaugnfa' address, ana
nave become more calm lhaa ever la
')ead OF war they talk OF It's disasters
md losses OF the lnslgnilcance OF the
Oregon question, coMPaied with The CO
entities of war oboot ~ Of the mu'u7l
otercsI 1.-THE two nations in peaceIu
ond more extensive commercial inter.
course. TIE tone Of the British naliou
upon America affairs Is precisely wha'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-01-31

The Senate orlhi. State has u ooNl
mously adopted resolution inslru,cl'og
our Senator'S and Representatives ia Goa
yre's 10 oppose any alterations in TIE
ariH law Of 1912,
A bill has passed both houses making
appropriations for the payment Of the
Feb ruafy interest.
a resolution has pavsed both houses
nstruCting our members Of Congress %
oppose any increase Of the present rates
III postage.
J mes r S,owdeu Esq, has been re
Elected Sale Treasurer.
se.s@uze7azvs@
A singular NAL has Ia,eIy taken place at
IDedham, Mass, for crimiosIy abducIing
an unmarried woman, under a new law to
punish seduction. The prisoner was up
wards Of 40 years of age married man,
with large IamiIyj the female was II
years Of age, According to her statement,
she agreed 10 leave home with, and they
vert 10 New York, and lhenco proceeded
to Philadelphia, where they lived. The
jury found him guilty,
/ EfLzzr.ssEcssgTa
Another of The Mormon elders, Mr. O.
O'ney, has come out with a pamphlet ex"
pose Of what he terms Spiritual Wllery at
Nauvoo.' He endorses the statement Of
Smith with regard to the corrupdons Of
their doctrine, and gives as reason for his
own course in the matter, thai he expected
10 find Nauvoo place Of peace and pieIy
out lOCnd il just The conuary Brigham
Young says (sccording 20 Omey's accounD
The Bible is no moro 10 the people of
this generation than last years almanac,
Tor am all the Bible needluI for people
now, if Ihey obey my counsel
argzAz, ,...asas7s.
Two members Of Congress from Illinois,
liessrs. Wentworth and Douglass, having
seats adjoining, in front Of lhe Clerks desk,
afford considerable amusement to the House
when they rise together, as they sometimes
DO. Mr.. Wentworth is six feet seven in"
cnes in heigb,, and MIR. Douglass a'e feet
| four. They are she long aud short Of it,
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"rauru wiruorr rEAU
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-11
FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

No. 20 Min, Corner o. t3th nd mnin d..
~ Il. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
HI. of sprL and SunEeT Ready Made Clothing and Geus
mens Fancy Ware. Ne has hand
nheht OF tEc following asticleA viz
French and Epgisi Goth and FOek black blue,
brown, olive green.
French Plain and Fancy Cashmere,
Pants.
Single Miled Cashmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
BIa~E Satin, 81! IA BonbaEine Vests
Fancy do do Marselles and Cashmersus Vests
Whie hsses Vets duOIs ard Shgs hsased stzndinx
Ic' ~ JoiAr
aid, s.N. Thread and White Berlin Gloves
Shrts, suDer plain a d fInrv
BDsomI sEs Collars Of - late styles
Mef''J cotton End Silk Undsrl
Do 10 ORA ard SOCKS
ses cmva,' stocks and Pocket Hdtf, great variety.
SUBSCRIBERS VI ali Kinds
Sik and Bingham Umbrellas
Al OF Which will ell any establishment this side
OF Ores Jni
E. T. 21nce continues
at the Fashionable Establishment OF Co.
nmore.
An assortment Of samples constantly on hand.
IL T. H. SPENCE Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-11
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
stanton, Va.

ENHE Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing
To TIE public that h. has the styIe TIN. .-n
I've eso.hment and IL prepared traveller.
IN the most comfortable To former patron. he
turns his and OF th.
onase Win an assurance Of
TOT Their comfort and convenience al. provided IN
me Test manner and his bar hsd choicest quor
TO hose perrons who seeking
The mountains during the approaching sumner he
be has htted number OF large rooms for m.
accommodation Of private famiie.
% His charges will be Moderate.
MICHAEL C. HARTMAN
W httaebed To his Hotel aFe and sabe.
win an excellent osr Al the running from s,au
ton stop al h, Hous and passenger 20 N we. -ouw., and
north, dine Stanton INV a.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-11

REV CHEAP AND PLEASANT ROUTE
TO PETERSBURG,
HI TIE >TEAmEgts CUssT.s PECK & ALICE,
Via. IL City POiait .-ail-road.
frTIkSr The CURTIS PECK and ALICE
leave the ~f,rf a: Roc every I-ornr- ,sundays
er pted precisely O'Clock give breakfast
and them at the City foiEt Railroad where
IN readiness take hem PetershsTs the
leave Pe'eblE tat 10 oeoeS a 81 in tine "
above hats for this plEee
isssase aud fare lbEeI.is in;udodl to Pc
Returning, and fare ldin The DO liz GUIDED
~ Ps-TIe above cement and amer
Monday HASKiEs q LIBBY.
law
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-11
NUMBER 80.
TO THOSE WANTING RARcAIN,,N
DRY GOODS.

10. III. JENKINS would invite those wanting
any description % Dry Goods epmne .ocl e.t,--
p"reha 'rg ei-swherc-inen in few -ee., m M.
ofe m &c &c Row great reductions p,iees WI - naSs
1000 pes e Cahcoe- selling
Oo pcs OF beaehed ami unb'eaebed shnrs and shsin<.
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Cot OZnabTrxs and hlinS.
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Families Whiting I1wns AMI e,ar,. m, sh,,r..,
dr. s'e' viii find them very cheap.
Irhh Linens all pf.ss. fr1m esn..u IN
Linen Shee'ings 81 very rednc 81 pnees
canon Marnss, and he Dry Good. .,., nm. n,
VII be sold veD low f-T ea.h nj
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