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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16

ASHLAND. July 18th, 1877.
THOMAS WHIPEMwELL.

Dear Sir:
During my absence from home while at
tending a church meeting, your acceptable
present was received by my head overseer.
The boy appears to be in good order and well
conditioned, and does great credit to the
breeders Of Negropen. The fellow was par
~ticularly acceptable al this time, for it is a
busy season with US, and my overseer in
forms me that several Of my best hands have
recently disgraced themselves by running
away and | regret to add, that although he
made the most vigilant search, and when he
discovered their track Immediately pursued
them, they have not yet been retaken. Tom
for so | have named your present-was put
to work the night of his arrival, and with a
reasonable share Of flogging, will perform as
much labor as most of my hands.
Your ~allusion to my efforts in behalf of
human liberty in general, and our patriarchal
institution in particular, was delicately ex-
pressed and truly grateful to my feelings
l have deeply sympathized with the down.
trodden Greek and the oppressed Pole /; and
my heart has gone forth to all the millions
who groan under me despotism of the old
world. Yet, while pleading their cause, l
have carefully guarded against any approach
to that fanaticism, that sickly, sentimental
philanthropy which would uproot our South
ern Institutions. No, sir, they have ever
been sacredly cherished by me; my love for
them is a part of the love | bear my native
land, undying, indestructible. They are the
very corner stone of our political union, the
basis of the Federal Constitution. They
have been sanctifed by two hundred years
of legislation, and palsied be the unhallow-
ed hand of him who would fain destroy them.
That your business may be abundantly
successful, that the home industry of Negro
pen may be greatly prospered, is the sincere
wish of
Your friend and obedient servant,
HENRY CLAY.
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16
]. MANLY.
XENIA, July 9Th.


DEAR FRTrsps -
] wish a small corner in your paper 10 say
a word in reference 10 the Cincinnati High
School Choir under the care Of our Friend
IL. S. Gilmore. | attended their concert at
this place last evening, and truly it was a
feast Of soul. The improvement made by
the choir during the past year is astonishing
ly great. l question much whether they can
now be surpassed by any choir in the coun-
try. | am sure they cannot, all things con-
sidered. The ease, dignity and power with
which they sing their heart-cheering songs
is worthy of all admiration. My favorite
''text of Scripture" appeared last night dou-
bly, true, aud more than ever sure of fulfill
ment, viz "There's a good time coming"
They have not only added TO their skill in
performance, but also largely to their stock Of
songs, &c. What adds still more TO the eff
feet, is the fact that Prof. Colburn, the gen.
tleman who has had charge of the choir in
tho musical department from the establish
ment of the institution, accompanied them
with The ~Seraphine. They will do much
wherever they 90 for humanity. Friends of
our race help them along.
They will sing at our anti-slavery meeting
this afternoon. hope the friends in every
place where they go, will help them to a full
house. Yours,
J. w. WALKER,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16

FRIENDS EDITORS -
At Geauga Seminary, as at most %institu-
tions of the kind, there is an annual exhibit
ton. At the last, Mr.. John Trunky, a young
gentleman Of much promise, prepared the
following address, with the intention of speak
ing it. He was not prohibited in fact, though
so strongly did the Principal object that, as a
du,iful scholar, he felt called upon to desist.
The objections were that The address aduocates
unpopular sentiments, and is illogical. Its
logic we are willing to submitto the criticism
of the public, and stand ready, also, to de.
fend it before a Chester audience, if we could
possibly be favored with an opportunity
In the fact that a most generous and kind
Teacher should be so terrified at the present.
alton of unpopular views, we have a lament.
able illustration of the tyrannical power Of
public sentiment.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16
ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.
SALEM, Z L l6, 1917.

81 love agitation when there is cause for II
the alarm bell which ~startles the inhabi-
tants of a city, saves them from being burn
ed in their beds ."-Edmund Burke.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-07-16

G-Persons having business connected
with the paper, will please call on James
Barnaby, corner of Main and Chestnut SITS.
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COMMISSIONS AND FITS.

m. a. c Nv foRk, Aprl "a 1915
neneh Of the public that GAvanie Remedies a. ann -
e Kings and Magnetic Fluid have entirely cured v on no.
eleven years old Of the Alarming DE- a. 80 -
pas eeh SUBJECT Tor the last He ofen baa f
70 10 ms IN one day. somttmes with the n,o |
iul scresehing-a the choking in The bro, 80 -
:" ~ son 81 inc hsa HIS mother and have lnrT de-
SPARED Of his life and release from misery eou ro -, -
menrd But through The Providence ard vo,, rs
bE II NJ" QUITE WELL and firmly believe his eur. 1
oe permanent We put on the rings and applied the ui m one a
his NEST violent eonvul's nd passed or For fn %
eee ltw DAYS ne had merry some synptoHs the
ana now Tor PERIOD OF months been N, ~
tom Whatever that we could detect My looks betlsr ,
child- ! am, very respectfully yours,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-08
NUMBER SO.
RHEUMATISM.
AN EXTRAORDINARY ClSr
ITO SATISFY THE PUBLIC OF THE Al

SAIlSff THE PUBLIC OF THE AL.
IhENTiCrrf Of hs following sa'cuent "a Ia, A.n aus.
ed leiorr the Mayor Of New Yors ~
hereby certify that for In. pa,t thi,,..n -. -
very ahhe'e with stacks OF Rheumatism, prn.,D.n, A. an,
a"d lmoA accompanied grsat q Ia. - al an M. -.
zoe pains have beea that hav. be-. a..Al n
Ne aud my sensai heahh coasp tsly ..o,,d
wa with iw spirit. brain seriously Affected an,
% 'h'es ant AMI -verr endured mi, "A. ma. ,.r,
vs." Tor m end OF slfTnzs drah think 40 hume,
-, % lgin" my ioriurcL For tried amo.t ,v,,v
Wy rnhgs the In n. v,fou. ~o,,.
u Lnrope IN Nh.h Lad sliLd.
m e"u- driahe time under the the most rte. nh
sicAh IN Liverpool but hs dd god ON my s,,yI :,
i"s A't Sert nhcr Oh nv IN "A :. -.
az % wak step without a,Sstane. and an on,
oeaui situation with the w,, a. A. "a.
ny h"-"a ana put untsr the Mo.-. n, UoaDn.,
"h"t PHYSICIANS Of tire Hospital G,r the suer OF $40
eut's only 70; wcrss, the seaman. Ito.
FioL 81 Tt1un laGd, when several wr.k. nr.,,,ns
process Of Mercury This nearly Killed me- and the .t, -
M must Son DIE A. had advertisement. AZ m,
e IN ne newsaFerL and that wer, .,id an h.
made By the Gavane articles DIT mined a. a., -. o. -,
20 te once and get On
bai Tor the wr AMI limbs recommended ,pd an. NJ,
h'sie Fldd The p ope At the Hos ~,
c anu oli me not To sh them Doctors Ru, nut Am
on AMI Used the Fluid For few hour, t 40 ehs
cur te next morning the snness my LIMBS was -
me pam was less by night felt better every rrp.cf ,r 4,
ies AaH tno EseGf tJt he HoEpl
time which m1re than yrar have been IN IN. W., -
and tom tho nce 10 AnIweGP and duung an that tim, h,v "A
no aaek whatever Of Rheumatism
health has been perfect every respect though IA been
Ell 70 al tue veissudes Of From being 90 Nees that
could hardly stlnf have become strong ard b.srv \, Al
Peiiod OF my e and FIRMLY tceve that happy md oni
in results have been accomplished solely by power OF Doctor
Chrsiies Galvsnle Bands and Magnetic fluid
HENRY JOHNSON
- No 335, Pearl Street New York
On the 10th day Of November thousand eirh hYndr
ioysI appeared before the Henry obpsor an,
-, -i, INC aDo'e statement - substantially In
eHeh anu every Paueuaf' A. H. MICKIR
Mayor Of the C.tyof New York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-08
NERyOrS nT.rSrSS

The following - letter received fror ,
guhed physician this slate The name u vythbeL. h -
OF the ~ " ietues'
4 H. CHRISTIE NJ. D-Dear Cir One of nv r,,.s,,, ~,
known 10 ne obained Gayane with the MaRpe apil
or serious AFT elton II deafne-- The ease was that of
as "hse nervous disorsered and her
heh Poo Much done previous the a9,Icain f ~.
bs but vi very Lite and feel ny r,,n ~ to -
a since she commenced airing The few wreks ago
better than for several years friends are reoee I,o
sure at tbs ia1ry result"
" Ut Ihsi; Solli STATE that the above Ease
Many quite lost their hearing nd
io YEAR have recovered means IN the o,-n ~
eaion Of GalvaHism. houLl however be -, ~,
sooEer the app ication is mzde he better.
Every coitmn IN this raper filed with similar
hai IN an Nervous Complaints matter how chr ME or -
we're they may be, the efficacy Of d. Chsies rrnuns
articles Is iray wonderful
9J- Only Agents Richmond
DUyAL Il PURCELL. Drusgi.ts
So. I47. Man Street.
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GEORGE WHITE.


ih loowmg certificate from the ady Capt j. r. eira m
one OF the mott respectable eiitzeLs ia Albany York
,,,. ALHASV, Narch 2, 1876
This s to certify that have afflicted for sve n
win the SICK eataehc, which distressing complaint b,. co
M 70 Ne bed from one To two days duinF IN ,
fof one month past have Christies Gayapie Rnc
and occasionally used the Magnetic am lapp 10 saw n,,
have not bten troubled with tie .iek headache since
= eypp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-08

WEBB, BACON q co. OFFER FOR SALE
w 1873 hhds Porto Rico
&c do Cuba Muscovado
Z do It Croix $780,
60 do New Orleans fsOSAk
100 packages loaf crushed and powdeTrd-
Woolseys, StuaTt's and Lovenngs
! Ct: 4 6.:. s:'' AotAssHs
325 bags Rio
300 do Laguayra
IS do ST Domingo ,,orrru
100 do Java (NoFFEE
so do Maracabo
so do and "a bbz ?. Rico
80 bags Pepper
do Pimerto
Cloves
so boxes OIanges
Boxes Rasins
100 boIes Sperm
Do Acamauiine s.....
DO TaHow fCANDLES
so Da aud hilf boxes Hun's Patent
Brown and shaving Soap
'iS't' F SSssss and Imperial DO superior
500 sides Sole Leather, various qualities
Bales shne Thread
1909 kegs Nails nd Brads
ton. BisIered
500 sacks Liverpool Blows Salt
10 tons Nova Grndstones
500 urfee, Lime
10 ibis Port 1
half pipes Madeira WINE
Barrels pure CIDER Vinegar
90 bbls Tanners Oh
10 do Lamp do
100 bis North CaroLna Gross Herrngs
Barrels do Shad
Nos anda Maekerel, IN whole, half and o. bis
Barr,isTsr Rec
IS d1z IA ut-d Buckets
go dOz Corn Blooms
$50 bags Patent and Buck Shot
Bar Leac buponts Gunpowdzr, Sapttre Hogs nlso Mad
der Ground Loswood Coppcras Choolate Bruma wr.
Cotton Vans Lamp wieE Wrapping Irvine Window Giss
ana Ioil.. Manufactured Tobacco, a. &c. mhg7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-08

FOR NEW OR LEANS.
ASKINS LIBBYS Line Packets, between Richmond and
New Orleans VIII their September
and will be composed of following vessels;
Barlue BACHELOR, Capt. HRAA HORROR;
Brig ORLEANS, Capt. VIZ SNtTu;
Bng JOSEPHINE, Capt. Jos. ROBINSON.
One Of the above vessels will leave this place regularly
We confidence the
the public they built expressly
low other vessels and sntd by steady dis
long experience the trade For freight passage
having Accommodations 10th for cabin
parsenEers, appiyto J. FISHER a. SON
HASKINS a LIBBY.
N b. All freight from the country for the above
forwarded by charging esy the and
wharfage J. r. & g.,
Ju H.GL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-08
CITY HOTEL,
Rich m d m Al Va,

VT>HlS new and large establishment open
edb the subscribers the 2ist who with the
OF MI RAssAr late the tiled aud well Propor OF
the FARMERS Hot. Fredericksburg determined deyos
their undvdei attention To tho comfort and Of their
patrons The ous- situated the Of the cy the
ground lately by the noted Old
Handsomely provided with furniture entirely sober eiv
aHd attentive assistants ard and share
of tho patronage Of the SENIORS partners
list OF ODD friends and aequanancss AMI with three
enee In the Bonugbrok Hotel Petersburg Va think they
supply equivalent favour bestowed stable
well osd and provided under the management Of Mr. VIM
Wool attached To the house. distance and be
inE himself the arriving with their
may be assured Of good attention ior them.
JOHN MINGE q SON.
" Petersburg lnegeneer, National InieTgeneer and Union
Washington e. Raleigh and Saudird lie
raid aud Recorder Norfolk era and Beacon Richmond
Enquirer wafcnon fag will copy
md -rnl their accounts for ~ de 2a-tf
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| RICHMOND & PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
CHANCE OF HOURS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

III
~ VAIL TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily 2. NJ
%
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily Sundays sNeepted a.....iO A. NJ
Leaves Petersburg daily Sundays eIeeTtedl at....7 A. NJ
NORFOLK TRAIN
Lave, Richmond Monday. Wednesday aud friday
mornings at - N
Petersburg mornings a W.
Ga Tueiys Thursdays and Saturday, Tain will irsV Pc
tesbuE O'Clock y. connecting with the Norfolk Train for
Richmond foIt waha Junction Persons 10 Pssfsbury
Rank other business requiring but short time tn transact
by having Richmond these days N. 10 O'Clock train remain
quarter Petersburg and 10 Richmond To
dine
H. The trains Puneualy the time Advertisement by
Rebnoni time. THOMAS DODAMEAD,
NH nc supt Transportation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-08

FOR RENT.
EA A BRICK Tenement on 4th, between
Leigh and Clay Streets The requires repairs
IT tenant This hol-- hss 1--WE rooms Of convenient
apps JONES WINSTON
e1 NOR RENT-Store and House, No. SIS
Main sueet Il - one Of the most desirable locations
beng between the two principal public pan
o" ihe eiy vii III up in good style for rood
ap9-'f IN ForNDExrsH.
ca ENOR RENT.-The desirable Dry Goods
fA stoe formerly occupied by Mr. r II Jenkins corner
the bs yle and with WI oe.ae and
DRY G In 1o el'e'' ro'e''i'n can Re had Immediately
- ENOR RENT.-The upper part Of Tene.
LIZ ment occupied by w Mar,hsH * Co oppo.iie the
R'h% moi 90 and Ffede"es'oDr, DsPSs 70. term: sPI'o
Ezt NOR RENT.-The desirable little Store
No ne Main 81 lately occupied Joseph GIN anJ
two doors above Me-'r. Mitchell Tyler. Jsvehy store
to Ken, I's'' and can be had @Rsda,e Apply
@ EOR RENT-A small house on LIST street
NH 10 RicHD HILL IT.
ENOR RENT-The large STABLE and small
Dwelling House near the residence of Mrs Bullock and just
The sable to rs horse. and i. an eIeeen, one
for one who wishes to Keep Livery Stable Hor.e. for
mn v-u II w FRY n co.
FOR RENT.
"a EENHREE Tenements on Church Hill sui
LIE - table for nnaH families. GODDIS HARDWOOD
NH Office opposite Gordon A skinker
FOR RENT.
6 Two Tenements at the foot Of Church
n Hal, with rooms and basement each. with all the
built and in most eIeellsnt
neishborhood- GoDDIN a HAYWOOD,
mh6 Once opposite Gordon a stin.er.
fTA ENOR RENT.-The brick dwelling house
at present occupied by the Rcvd Mr. les on Grace
tree This house has three the fret door dry
basement and chambers a small garden kitchen
Kent 5000 and possession may be had LIST Apnl.
NH 1T H. w & J } FRY co.
NOR RENT. \ good market garden of about
II acres, with a mail dwelling the head OF Butcher
street, Just opposite good tenant the reut will 3.
moderate. fe 20 WORTHAM, McGRUDER Il co
FOR SALE,
IN The beautiful. comfortable, extensive and
A house AM FrznEn street the late re
denee OF James w Pcgram decd vii
be shown TO wishing parchase great pleasure b,
Of the Premises will be it,
VIRGINIA PEGRAN,
w. r JOHNSON.
ie23-du EIecutrir and Executor OIL ". Pegam deed.
III NOR RENT-Two STORES under the
SssA Il Exchange Hotel suited Grocery or Fancy
Stores Possession given Immediately apply Office
ia % INV Fry.
FOR RENT,
"a vENHE upper part ofthe House formerly oc.
AaA Il eupietby the James River and KanaWha Company
As er 'Hce on Main St and door the Exchange
de SE ROBERT MOTT.
FOR RENT.
'E'HE veTv desirable Store, No. ~ Main ST..
q for years occupied by Us Tor rent Terms 10 good
tenant, Will be MODERATE and poses,on Immediately.
nh KENT, KENDALL. = ATwATER-
NOR RENT. The upper part of the house al
present occupied by Mes,rs Caperton Crump 1t well
suited io any seneel family with all
NH IA JONES WINSTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-08
C0.PARTNERSHIP

,,,,,r w rs Il ~ i-it Siiii'
tNHE subscribers having themselves under u inn OF
II PURCELL s LADD. forthe purpose Or conducting the
APOTHECAR1 AND DRUG BUSINESS.
Off of sale at hsir store, No Iol, Main complete ami
wei. selected Stock OF T. q & = MEDICINES. CHEMICALS
PANTS, OILS. DYE STUFF WINDOW GLASS pRt-sIiFs
FANCY AGTlCiES. PERFtMERY &C SC. An u rs,rner Of
many year IN TO- first Drug houses IN this city together
e personal attention to busn will enable hrru To-
merit ans tefe shzte q public patronage rnsy respectfully
solicit call from their friends and ue public
JAMES r. PURCELL.
mis- RrNI Lam
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-08
ST. CHARLES HOUSE,
On 18Th Street,

TENHE subscribers have re-opcned the above es.
: Enlistment and beg say their friend, and the
nbhe generally that they prepared
attention IN order TO please those who patron
Gentlemen visiting the advan
age 10 give call having ample moisous
oTtan convenience likewise stable within dy yards
house not surpassed the city To uccessa
airy TO say that our bar shall all supplied with Liquor,
not inferior to any in the city All desire patronage
failto please, itthall be- our fault
srEGAL l. JAs. C. BLAKEY Jr.
Richmond. August 2. 1876. n
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CO-PARTN ERSHIP.


IENlIE undersigned, former partners in business,
- have again associated themselves together under
+. LATHROP d VAN DEURSEN
for the purposs Of uansasting
General Dry Goods Business.
We have succeeded IN the buness Of the
Dtuen Ward, No. o. Main Street. Riehm md Va whec we
keep all good goods pleased to
all old friends and wen late
dm FAYETTE LATHROP
z. VAN DEURSEN,
Late of the firm OF Hawes Van Deursen x
January ith, I5I7.
GOODS FOR THE SEASON.
We just receipt choice Of c N
"a 10 the approaching purchased recently
markets We invite tie at cnlion Of cnis
cases OF very beautiful rurts, new fty'c
Pink, blue and white Tallitnns ior Party dresses
Plain Swiss MusnH
White Md Gloves all hunters
Also -Beached aud brown shuings aud sieetngs
Bir1chod billings, Kentucky Jeans
Hosiery, brown Holards-Bk Apaceas
Blk and cord Cambues sc, &C.
p. LATIROP Il VAN DEURsEN
fc - No. Of, MAN Street
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EVE MEDCArED INDIA KUbBsR FURiIs PIH-TER
FOR PAINS AND sWELIINGS IN ANY PAIR OP 1uf
plsers certainly CONSIDERED u sreae
VI At ihr mei OF making plaster, AMI especially
mus ehh'nee TIE theaey Of plasts 1pp eaton IN
he ue-ten' OF dse7e by this rerspa tim ard
other aeri matter which the sarfes are aH a.
scare th ugh the plaster thus preventing OF their being
absorbed or TAKEN into the ceuat again alone must rem
Ger tAsm Infinitely superior plistrs snoxn For ~
sN ZACupIsSoS '-''
nah 20 Chemist and n,n,.i., sha-So NJ,
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NOTICE.

NUTIUE.
4 HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS.
u TRICE. my employment years,
my old 18Th Cary
street, style oWM ANDERSON CO. the purpose
condang Wholesale Grocery and General Comms
Of Groceries Domestic Goods Cotton
products and
Esgd the OF Mr. DAVID ANDERSON j. conduct the
grocery, and wheat department OF said business His expert
and qualifications for that branch Of the business
known make also made
with MT FRED. ANDERSON aid the
the tobacco who has been familiar
tInaey acquainted with this branch OF business.
Liberal advances Will be made Of groceries do
nestle goods tobacco, wheat and articles OF
general trade. WIN ANDERSON, IT.
February Let, lSf7.
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NOVICE.
NEW COMMISSION HOISE.

Successors OF VII. Robert GwatIiuey.
ID e. GWATHMEI and w. W. GWATH-
~. MEY havs this day formed Copartnershp under the nm
OF r. c. GvvhTHMEY 4 co.
Their business wall be exclusively one for the sal,
Of Country Produce FnerGy-and they have
Shoekoe Warsbolss long occupied by Robert G.h
and Lave kcwse engaged the OF Mr. Gwa
who ven known the public Of Tobacco
We shall be prepared reasonable on proper IN
hand and hope by assuy and share
fair portion Of public patronage. r C. GwATHnFY
Richmond ls Dec. At w. w GWATnMEY
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COMMUNICATIVE.

WE have this day formed a connection in business, as
stated above advertisements aud arrangement
have made confidence
nos friends and the public generally WIN ANDERSON Jr,
Foby tsL IS47.-u JAS TRICE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-08

For sale in Wyttevine. oa'y by WV II. sPILLrE
VI EIpla nltoLy lam.hets may be hat gntl. fs Is
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-08

- ALAD OIL, OF extra quality
~ London Mustard ~ tofres
American Nlst1.I .a a5tues
Nft~. Nutmess Cinnamon
tlrvct Back rtrnrr
Aispco. White Ciur.r
Res Pepper. ra.r Uirfct
Powdered Ginger
Powt White Cinrrf rr1 4u.ltg
For sale ty uuvAL 4 PURCELL. D,urtas
arH re- Vain sucst
2k BONES LExoys receiving this day. ard Tor .als BY
w NIB % lNLOtS s. BROTHER.
SHiNGLEs.-52OOO ~ inch Cypress shingles reeeiv.
- 1000 "a ing per Schr lndopon-
dcnce, ior sale BY
NH % BISsELL & McCANDLIsH.
OS BUNDLES WIRE, assorted sizes, for sale
49, Nv nh IS CORnON d SKINNER
~ RlIlNG PAPER.-A large Stock oil
C'p and Letter Paperp, aio Pacsc naus AID ouao
prs eth't ued o. plain English ard French Letter Note
Papers ah qualities and Pncgs tor quanrs
luwca puces,by DRiNKFR a NORRtE
ma u a. aaia sucet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-08

.fSfN NOR NEW lORk--To load SGfurddy
NIX Il The regular packet .cht GREENwAY, George W
Couch, Will load above For esht app,
bolri. ap9 HENRY FISHER.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-03-16

Congress Il IN an s.sssalI IA pIr Teads7f Eusx =,
Iils-lzsl is S,s1rssliIy 81 fie navy l,Hse u the s
ga I'd CHyr GssJsr. G. TeAEry NJ New .ssrssy ti I'M
ri snlrEa aillJ Macedonian, me disI,Ds ID ca.
z fa.sss TX Boston. 1s Iliftst hllIiss sau Jana,
town -5lr fi,s JuurDss transporting thf ilrsss
J1sr s ai,i amt ssaIaIf ancI contributions as nav
Ut n.ais ir 1ifnr sip tine alternative 6ssurrm
was s.ier is fis same E.sliuiuI iiltr tis Secretary
slillI b.. ID llnnau tIar tils Ilr nzFes vii be se,
ssliiss.raI i,sr if n urtsinr-.t n leapzrt sad rs,
s,.s Iun all. ssrns l1lnz.zaa AZ pliiiir Is wa,
.s GJlim sd si S-rTeiu-Ts understand, .fE- IN he
present eErall,efEr Ia. ms IiU wgun
1nr N #ristusi By desarniins se-. vessels On hen
ialaitEn e--nLs luiiir sIIIsa Tins -zse r.sossay
iEr suzl lalrI,Iass1it esszcialir-rn Inn1oasy
required ar srssriIiuuis aszGns tbs prtiE sezy
Ifau.Iulls Eisr1nT ias:n gwen I.Aut liz sAs
1is lsussi I'd Laurans Issi1es Stl snrseR s4rsa.
I'd 1i,t nigiIIiaR viii Gsnnsyrs~ ezEesaal IN
TIA irFr ii GUM TesEllIiI WINCH r=E3s
nEnrarEr-v Tinss vii is assarIs-Ls wrtimu her
bsr-ta-1as rstilleL. WIN RIMS, balns- Eers
Eatlss4 Erriius- GIiE- aII 1zrrms aralsG II a. re.
sge.s filsr aIis n ia. contemplated FgFa.e
In ND resszr lip 1isr Ep ar pIiiiir SHIPS Tier
puiihr rilraiittr inf i,as1 xIm1 slau i1m hen j. ii.
lenil tn Llsh NlFlsA II t-n iis.ltHi. Altf lie d..
rsc-En M AsTa.Es n Iz1EITH lFTsunf, uTter sub.
lis IurIs,st IL InIFaEe rIEarrr Aitssia Roah
have bren algrz1Iriat ,0- H9+-I ss8r nai 1ass-o
send then lIzSIuna wHsssah, untslgn which
does u1t now The Jnlar r=sululpI ID Congress
authorized Their employment pErnIr raIaurE ry IN
contingency, z-nd 1nEs r1n1gsncs -hs yais-
o. t.aa Lxeru1ITs naes ng tlf Trs-IE TINE,
ISL Nothing REMAINED therefore, hu 1t EE-rEas The
RESOLUTION IN e manner Egtlr has peT anErnsl By tie
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