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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
BY WILLIAMS & HAXaLI.-

BY WILLIAMS & HAXALL. -
SUGARS, COFFEE. waISKEY a..
-, On INV w EpNEsDAf, the ri OF Sovembcr Ar iof 80,
~ o. cur AUCTION Store, will be soli an assox,nsa
% MIDI Porto Rico and 81 CroiI snsar.
20 M ,..u osnss s.y's Refined Loaf 10
10 bbls Brazil White ~
llO bags Lsslyra Coffee u"
% do Rio 10 nrina
10 do Msr.caibo DO
- do oldJaSa DO
~ do st Domingo do
% bels Old Aono3gahela whiskey
o do Common IN
l0hhds DO a.
~ barrels Rock Spring Gin
20 10 Apple Brandy
Ppes Holland Clio, TO elise salaa
az 10 Madeira Wine do
80 casks prime Goshen chess.
- kegs DO Bntfer
- hhds prime Porto Rico Aotsses
e1bbls New Orleans 10
~ 10 CIDER Vinegar
= bbls Tanners Oil
10 DO Patent Blsaehed Whale do
. uerees pure winter cached soarm 10
= kegs No White Lead III
IS do No Extra do
- bones sperm Candles
: hhds Bacon Shes
do do Shoulders
do Hams
chests Young Tyson Tea
= sroee Marons Backing
SOn Havana segars
500 Common DO
oc2S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
GENERAL AGENCY
A ND
COMM HnUSE

THE sutscubers have associated the nselves together
Il under Tie frm OF Waller & Thomson, for the pur.
pose OF THANKSGIVING General Commission business.
Having been long epsaged IN Merchandise, and under
standing the general routine OF business we'll they with
confidence offer their their friends aud the pub
lie large. They besow their personal and
divided attention 10 the sale Of article rused
their and respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage, especially In the sale of wheat aud ohac
Coz assuring their friends that nothing will Le len tone,
which human energy, skl aud Integrity accomplish
ia obtaining the highest prices Tor their produce and max
Ing punctual returns for the same.
10 Office fret corner below the Derot.
LOGAN WALLER,
WIN. K. THOMSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28

J. BRANNAN & cos
OLD DOMINION CLOTHING STORE,
Adjoining John Earley's Union Coffee House, and
Il. Ii. Jenkins Dry Goods Store, Main ST
WE would embrace this opportunity and method OF
w making known the cizens OF Richuond. its vi
ciny AMI the stale, atwe any keep hand Cloth
Of all kind and more especially for ap.
proachine which will sell rcdue ell prices
cash We respectfully Invite all TO call and Inspect
stock whether they the goods All goods sold
by us that do not please in every respect be returned
and the money refunded.
All goods warranted iu2S-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
AsTNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN

hoEScY RICHMOND, Va.
lS Company was incorporated in the year 1919, with
perpetual charter and a capital OF slOO0OO, and
sures against loss or damage by FIRE dwelling houseA
sores manufacturing establishments, household furni
terms.
ANY losses which the Company may sustain Tisques
libeTaly.
Applications for insurance tho renewal q policies
may be made To the subscriber who has been duly ap.
pointed Agent fer the City Of Richmond ard vicinity
II. BALDWIN, Agent
ell Under the Exchange Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
NOTICE.

FREIGHT REDUCED.
meeting of the President and Directors ofthe Rich
n nond Frederick sburg and Potomac Railroad Compa.
ny, on the 10th day OF March, lisp
Reso'ree Tiaithe following reductions in the OF
Freight between Richmond and certain points the Lou
ca Railroad be. aud they hereby, made take effect
from The lJ;h day of April neIt-viz:
On Grdin One cent per hundred POUNDS from Fredc-
ricks Hall and third Turnout, aud cents from
Louisa e. H.. Trevillian's and Gordon sville.
On FfouT-Two cents per barrel from Gorlonsvilc.
On Sah-Two cents per sack 10 third Turn out, four
cents TO Louisa Courthouse six cents TO Trevans
ten cents TO t:ori0nsvillc.
On Beef PORK and Fish-Pcr barrel II cents 10 Frede
rcks HALL third Turn out, cents TO Louisa
Courthouse, 81 TIevlian's, and 10 Cor
louisville. T.. w. MACMuRDO,
mh "a Treasurer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28

4 EmENT-DO bbls Hydraulic Cement, landing, for
OCT BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
TUE subscribers have received by the packets
Il "a. Manchester, aud Weymouth, from New Work a
large and very general Of Dry Goods suited 10
the present and approaching season part OF which arc
Extra super, medium and fine Cloths and Csssimsres
comprising choice assortment Of colots and patterns
DO d. DO Sauinciir all co!ors
Cordona, Plains, heavy Korsoys, napt Cotious, SC.
Morinn, Valencia, and Fwaneinwu Nestinr
Plain and fad velvet, silk and satin do
Plain striped and pltld Iinscgs
Rose, Whitney, point and Duhc Blankets
Real Welsh AMI other non shrinking Fiauncis
Rcd, yellow, and green 30 very chcan
Kniring and dsrnnE yarn and y phyr worsted
Pain andhiuredMouselin dc Llincs, hum the rchca
FisurSdsn sai6 striped Cha1cys and Bomba1incs
anil Z French and English Mefinoa
Aipasia Iusircs aud Rosciyn Piaids
Rich figured snd sfipcd silks and Rcna
Plsin ~ Gro Dc Rmno andGrode ssiss
super Droche shawis and scarfs
fafin. ELK, and velvet 10
Thread, sinp, lislc, and boblnof Iacos and Eisnrs
Tarlcton bobinet and wash Blond
Ladies biz ADD willie elk and cotoa IIose
Lambs wool, fnerino, inofsvah and scrvl.ms 10
LADIES' weolcn, ihbet aud silk Gloves sol Wits
Cambria iaconct Swiss and TaTlcfon Muslin
Irish Linens Lawns Damask, and Table Clnhs
Revere oordered' hemsihehcd, and Phin thread cam
Bonnet, cap, and neck Ribbons
Superhne, medium ani low piioed French, Ensnsh and
American habit and furniture Csheecs
Cafpetlnf, Floor Cloth, nsixc and IIeauh Rufs
win largo oi Of esehed snd unhesched and colored
nomcsics VIZ; Bed 1ckinG, apron snl rnurc Checks,
We hsve Tor years past purchased ~ goods with
cash, an At the lowest Lut have able
VII be shown IN ihc low priecs which goods
etsI tsshet scccpaoeean townarc The conditions uron
VALENTINE. BRFFDEN q co.
80 ~ While bulldogs, II Strfc. Shnrkoe ttin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
LOUISA RAILROAD.
LINES TO
ChaylottssriHe, Stauaton, Lynehburg aud The Vir-
gfuiI Surin0s


giniI Springs.
ALI E2A Eassssa Essss7 Essessss3
hA4S lS ssi;lsEtk ssEsl 49,
FARE 70 STAUNTON REDUCED TO SIS.
To Lynchburg, seven dollaTs-To Charlottesville,
Five Dollars.
NIGHT IRA YELLING 4 FOTDED-AND GREdT.
LY INCREASED EXPEDITION
'IHE public hereby inoT med that under
Inont between the Railroad Company and stage Lanes,
ss-ani and after the Isl May will be reduced TO
TO LynchburK, AMI 50 dollars 10 Charlottesville.
Passengers leaving Richmond by tho Railroad AT ~ A.
NJ, reach the Junction breakfast and thence proceed
together with arriving at u Junction from tho
Morrill, on the Louisa RAILROAD 20 goronsvc and theme
BY stages TO Charlottesville, reaching Charlottesville by
NJ, AMI Cookies Is miles West by night Leave Cookies
next morning 10y day light the Blue Ridge
and arrive at Staunton by 10 A W.
The GuyanOtte line leaves Saunton at II W. reaches
Clover Dale by night aud leaving there next morning
daylight roacncs tho Warm Springs breakfast, nd
Calghan's 10 Dinner. and passing tho White sulphur
y VI, arrives al Lewsburg by NJ the 81 day, ~
hours sooner than the route by Lynchbufk The whole
expense y leos, and one trip In tho week Is hoo days
Tho Natural Bridge Line, leaves staunon on Tue
Thursdays aud saturdays, Con the alternate days, sr-
tta9 viii be iurnishcd) II ", reaches Lexington By
night Leave next morning NJ y hight and arrive NJ tho
Natural Bridge TO Breakfast whore passengers Tetnan
until after Dinner and roach Dibrcs Springs by night
Leave next morning after breakfast reach Csigan'a 10
Dinner sndthe White sulphur springs by M avofdfnR
Hgh fraps entirely.
The roads splendid In the summer and fall and the
teams and coaches wore never fne heretofore
These Iiaos tho Main Mail Routes and Pssscnn or
baVeprciorenco over all others at any point.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
FUTURE DAYS
BY R. H. DICKINSON.

NEGRO MAN.
Ga Saturday Morning NEXT AZ Ioi o,.,o.A
~ rom on OF my onee No Negro Man who h. % so,
"a tia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
RICHMOND VIRGINIA. FRIDAY OCTOBER % 1919
MISCELLANEOUS.
, From ms Loadon Literary Ga.,us.


The EUPHONlCON,-As NV Piano rosr.
-Mr B-ale, Of the well known house Of Ctamer.
hooison Beaic, has, after long experimenting'
perfected piano forte great ex ernai beauty. and
y Iem,fk'oie musical properties; the former of
which, We think, will meet with General sJm,,..
.on a. an ornament to the richly furnished drawnc-
room, whilst the latter will be still more highly
Pized oy the performer and lover Of music Ia I,
not easy 10 describe invention of this sort aceu
'neISi requires 10 be seen and heard 10 be duly
a1ppfecaIea. The form is novel and handsome.-
Ane "ho'e nchon. IN the compass Of seven &C.
oves, Is below the keys, go that the tone, do
no' issue from the ssms level, and meet "a,
" were IN eonfictl the voice of the ,n,.r
Sho'n they accompany; but the NOES are thu, made
,a'ner 10 ascend TO from below ard minsle in
nifmohy. One AIDE rlscs up with the appearance
OF harp, and procai1s the character Of dc 49,.
wnieh cannot DC mistaken for a tnble or a ,ideboatd
ms porion Is OF iron, exquist.ly modelled. and
adorned With cded designs; and The string pee,
oLns inserted !" the inexotable frame, are not, as
~nen las ened IN wood, bic to get loo.e ard rn,
piaeed, and 50 mar the expected concord of sv,,,
souIcs oy JanSns out OF tune. On tie contrary
me NOES, from the lowest to the highest, are frn
clear and pure; and from the construction ofth, IN
suunent must continue to last so for very many
years AMER ordinary Cabinet or Grand Pianos
have lost their cohesiveness and nov,,. Nj.
tLef neat nor cold can produce similar effect, nm
.he hafd and compact metal. The interior OF The
instrument, instead OF being within q wooden tor.
part and parce OF all timber employed an
US formation, and consequently exnose m in;,,y
from Tie warp ne or shrir king OF every part, sem
prsed 10 three graceful perpendicular cases, Con
stu'ted on the principle Of Crenona violins or Vi
o. eeof, and detached frame on which The string.
are fastened. The souni-boards beng thus rec
rom the eonsisn, tension the strings nicely re-
eeve i'cm them certain amount Of pressure IN ii
70 the Quantity and quality OF the sound prod.c,s
Lhe The Cmmonas alluded to these sounding card,
seGome mellow with time, and The oleer thew grow.
VIZ improve IN richness of tone. Asains, the eF.c,s
o. climate aiso the invention seems 10 be conu,,,s
or as The flame IS entirely Of metal, II will not weld
70 we tension oil the strings, nor be Influenced by
me ofyness or moisture of The atrosphere Tho
protection from all eIrinsc influences is N immense
IMPROVEMENT upon all previou, devices to obtain
endurance and continued correctness. hl,ogetb.r
we have seen nothing so in,en:ous. 20 ...,,n. 81
e&eeheni IN construction of any musical n,
as IN ihi' and as ha, stood the test several
oeio'e At has been brought farward TO the n,,bI;c
we cannot do better ;kGn TO recommend o,r 80
ets 70 inspect It, and judge foE themselves of The
proPrie'y Of our (ini;eiuaie) aceoun.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY.
"A meeting Of the President and Directors OF the
"A Rchmonj Ere trcksburs and Potomac Rail Road
COMPANY, 3Dth May, 1872:
With the OF avorinr an far az po-sibe the loe
travel on both the Louisa aud Frederic Rail Roads
Resoired, That the price of the Return Ticket
kchmond or other POINTS on the Richmond, Frcdcricks-
burg and Potomac Rosd, aud points tho Louisa Rail
Road short OF Gordonsvle he placed after the
18Th June at one hiri only the price OF tho full ticket
That the price OF the reiurG ticket between Richmond
and points 90 the RchmoUi ard Ere iere kshurz Road
short OF Frcdo ksbuTg between pojnls
on the same road be placed and ai.r date
half " $50
That the price Of the ckc; and return ticket between
Richmond aud Gordona,ie, from and afcr the above
named date be reduced TO dollars and fly cents and
between Richmond aud fredericksburg 10 dollars
true copy from the minutes.
lea c w NhCNURDO. Tteasir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28

YELYETEEN COATS.
ISoR wolout Coat Of this material. gentlemen arc in
II viiei 10 call on STARR a co,
60 ~ Fourteenth street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28

ttIE have been appointed the agents for selling very
w beautiful article Of Hollow Ware. manufactured in
Pennsyvena by Moore aud stewart and have
an inVoce of samples Of the different ARTICLES, viz: Pots
Kettles, Ovens, Spiders, Androns, Warhc Irons &c &C.
al Of which prepared 10 receive orders for viii
lurhsli AZ manufacturers prices We shall always keep
these articles hand. and invite tine trade TO examine
their quality. Sc u JR TRIPLETT & SON.
THE BOSTON PLAN
II ZEN co. ate receiving from New York, a large
IN assortment OF seasonahc Goods. The Tailoring
parfment IL under the care Of JAMES LIVINGSTON, and
all who have tried his superior invited
call anil give tIia We have also large Of
SUPERIOR READY MADE CLOTHING,
bet as persons under the impression that they
cannot be fitted, the above will al times be
ready for trial Good Dress Coats, Pants Vests made
in the shortest notice. and no extra charge" above good
ready made goods.
n. II. Persons furnishing their own Cloths, can have
them made In the beet 2 per than for.
merly. 10 KEEN A co
VELVETEEN COATS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28

N me united etefes touu for Eastern Dtsfr ~ W.
--.. gnla, October I'm, tsf2-
GARLAND A. MALLORY, Of tho coupfx Of -.
~ tan, having tied psihon praying thar h ma H.. -
CARED hanhrupe MS ordered thatsii persons si,Ir
70 DC ersdaois Of The ssd Garsnd A. Mallory, show
cause 20 the court the lsfn DAY Of ho~e,.fs, -.
Why the sahGsrsad A Mallory be not deet.red $780,
rnp pursuant 70 hc set Of Cong Ia that bek,C ~.
Pefs according 70 No go and 2eh rales Of eoar,.
Acory. Teste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
FOR RENT
FALL STOCK or
MORE NEW hooks

FAMILY Secrets, Hints 10 those who vrouLt -.
IL Homo Happy by Mrs Ellis, vols
Elements Of Chemistry, in, luiinE the most recent dis
coscTtcs and application o. the Science ID, Megr,, -,
rhsrnscy, snd iothe Arts ny Robert Name. ND
~ Aneihan blHiou, With corrections and additions
afanxeu tot tho use Of Unifcr silica Colie4es Arade
mes afd MEDICAL schools 81 the United siaes M John
NJ " rtocssof Of Chemistry In the University Of
% fyo~s -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS

THE propIiotors Of the Powha'an steamhoi, Company
Il have made arrangements with Messrs. Peck LoTe's
Steam Freight Line from baltimore Philadelphia to
cary goods through from Richmond TO Philadelphia, and
receipt for the same.
On andAfcr this aaie, Goods shipped wedne sdays,
will DC landed Ia Philadelphia the following Saturdays
ReiuT Goods will be Landed In Richmond with the
expedition, and about third less than
heretoore anu only charge. Shippers Will apply
the Captain OH board, the Agents here.
8 lm LUDLAM, PRESTON A. GO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
NOTICE.

ISRoM and after the 25h Of April our triweekly line Of
Boats TO Lynchburg will leave Richmond AMI Lynch
burg Monday, "Wednesday and fTdly, o'clock. A.
VI. Ry ihisarrAngomcnt enabled To form
ton with The Western Stages out OF LynehburE. our
scotfsvie Boats will usual Monday wclne
aud PTiday evening at O'clock r. VI. Asto the conyc.
nienrs and expedition hy this route all others going
Ncst from Richmond or the vicinity, shall say any
thing but refer passengers those
travelled on Boats
an 23-tf lloyd. EDMOND DAVENPORT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-28
BY iNLoEs & BROTHER

CO-PAkrNERSHIP NOTICE
h suoseIlbers having forued n copartper.h,n ,r,
- i ne HItn OF RANKIN WBiTLOCK for the nm 49,
81 ,na as ship Brokers and CoInmission Me-
Tbsx Speetiny solicit share OF public paronsxe.
son.,a .eneu convenient office on 18th strsef on
,,,s oeloW the marker, where they will be In re,r,
atendanee 10 receive execufe The
~ are dlspesed TO favor them with Their b@-n.
nauers committed their trust will h. az
iai'hinlness and Promptitude ~ oe -"e"ueu 70 WIN
ROBERT RANKIN
Richmond W. -, BENJAMIN b. wIiITLock
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-07
PROPOSED REDUCTION OF THE
ARMY,

The Committee on Military Affairs. to
whom was referred the following resolu-
ton Of the Senate of the United States,
of the 18th June. 1912,
RESOLVED, That the Committee on
Military Affairs be instructed to inquire
into the exped'ency of reducing the army
Of the United States to the scale proposed
in the proviso TO the first section Of the
bill Of the House. making appropriations
for the support Of the army, and of the
military academy, for the year 1912; and,
also, into the expediency of regulating
the pay Of the general staff, in the man.
ner therein proposed; and, also, into the
expediency ofregulating the allowance Of
rations TO commandingscflicers of separate
posts as provided in number 2, of said first
section, and in the second section OF said
act; and TO report their opinion upon said
several matters to the Senate"
Have had the same under considera-
ton, and ask leave to report:
That the army of the United States
being established and organized by Sc
ries of enactments, regularly passed,
through all the established forms of le-
gislation, it would be inexpedient TO in
uoduce into it any very essential modi6- !
but by process equally delibe-
rate.
The committee, therefore, submit that
the changes, and reductions suggested in
the appropriation bill, now before the COM
mittee Of finance, to which the attention of
the committee on military affairs has been
called by the resolution quoted above, are |
inappropriate 10 that bill, and are proper
~ to be considered as separate and sub
stantive measures, requiring all the forms
and all the essentials Of deliberation due |
10 an important branch Of the public SER
vice, consultation with the proper execu-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-07
COUNTERVAILING DUTIES.

4 - In 1AAsAAfh III AN@Cs
The policy Of eounierrailing duties /
meet The injurious exaclions Of loreigl
governments became established IN NJ.
United States AZ an early period Of Wash
Ingion's administration. The frsi act o
Congress providing FOR discriminalin:
lmPosi duties. dalrs from the fourth .
July, l7s9-exhibiling . coincidence D
daies which reminds one Of the fact Ina
the declaration Of independence in 1875,
was reiterated in another form in 1889.
An act levying tonnage duties received
the signature Of President Washington On
the 2Oth Of July in the same year.
Mr.. Madison was the eloquent advocate
Of both Of these measures. In ihe debates
which occurred when they were under
consideration, he spoke Indignantly Of
the hostile and conlemptuous policy oI
Great Britain towards Ibis country, and
aYowed his disposition 10 meet inlerdici
by inierdiet. In one Of his speeches,
Mr.. Madison said:
We have now the power 10 avail our
selves Of our natural superiority, and |
am for beginning with some manifesto
lion Of thai ability, that foreign nations
may be taught TO pay Us the respect which
they have neglected on account Of our
former imbecility. This language and
these sentiments are the language and
sentiments Of our constituents. The
great political revolution now brought
about by the organization Of the new Cow
eminent has It's foundation in these senii-
menls. Sensible Of the selfish policy
which actualed nation long disposed to
do all she could TO discourage our COM
mercial operations, The States attempted
to counieract her nelsrious schemes; but
ing their separate exertions Intellectual,
with united voice they called for new
arrangement, constituted to concenire,
conduct, and point their powers, so as to
obtain that reciprocity which Justice de-
mands. The arrangement has taken
place; and though gentlemen may contend
that we are not al this moment prepared
10 use il in the latitude | could wish, yet
let them concur in doing what shall indi-
cate that, on proper occasion, we dare
exert ourselves in defeating any measure
which commercial policy shall offer, hos
tile to the welfare Of America"
We may note in these words one who
knew well what he was saying. that the
chief impelling cause which urged the
formation Of the present Union, and the
establishmentofthe Federal Consultation,
was the conviction that as the States
singly could not counteract the nefarious
schemes of foreign selfish policy, il was
that new Government should be
ito concentrate, conduct, and
point their powers, so as to obtain the |
reciprocity which justice demands" /
Whenever the constituiionality Of Ia
lift is denied, il would be well for those
Who deny it 10 ponder upon the words
We have quoled-,he words Of a man
Who had so large share in the formation
4 the Constitution, and whose name is
eyerenced as that of one of its wisest ex-
founders. Bali. finer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-07-07

aad boand him. Als,r Ihs return 81 he
mssisr and mlsrsss 81 Ihs house. ne wss
ennsryed he same evening 10 prison.
and delivered inio ihs hands 81 Justice;
and Justice could not bal osn. wilh
sslanlshmfni. that never I'll then had 90
long an ar@ come before her.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-08

DEATH OF A RELATIVE OF PRESIDENT TYLER.-
sister olthe President died recently at the South
the news of her decease reached Washington Sat
uuay evening, putting an end to an entertainment
of which Preparations had been made at the Exec.
uive mansion
Inc AooIlllonists have held State Convention
=, As'efOo'ough. N. Y, and nominated Alvan
-, "'''o OF Utica, for Governor, and Charles o.
"e'a'o' Tor Lieutenant Governor,
,', ,1'' wots monomany."
WY you see, Dick, wen poor Teller, it's cal
T.. '"''e"y; but wen its rich un the jury say its
change
p;.i CREOLE CASE. a meeting was held at
~. '"'0"o'e day or two ago, when Committee of
Il. was appointed TO take into consideration
H. "ouct 't the British authorities at Nassau, in
'e 0' The brig Creole; and Tor the purpose Of
n. Aenaing measures for the better security of
save property of the South.
oro,o ueo' Chandler has beer engaged at salary
Ar,, per annum to take charge of the N. H.
nnI. or Inc insane, as Physician and Superin
led ,n;.t Dr' Z. has for some years been connec-
Ia 'ne institution at Worcester, and is said
which peculiar qualifications for the station to
"'" he has been called.
Ra,l,.s 1'" ana loss Of life on the Great Western
"'ay' The engine and tender attached to the
Oh Tn. "ain which left sprin g6eld for Albany
nond ~ morning last, ran off the track in Rich
Ove,rn,nos ioe Locomotive ran up bank was
the s,." and the engineer, named Rice, and
u'sn, were killed.
~.
TclOck D. "'gsdy On Friday night, about IL
''nmond, Va. was visited by crime of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-08
AZ a. R m ia 9BG

In Waterford, Feb.2, by Rev. Mr. Morse of this
town, Mr. WILLARD G. WOODS, to Miss LAURA
ANN, daughter Of Capt. Lyman Buck.
In Waterford, Feb. 2, by Rev. l.. Smith, Mr. LU-
Err BAKER, of Newport, VT. to Miss MILINDA
GREEN, of w.
In Danvle, 3Oth uIt. by Rev. E. Adams, Mr.
Dayid Harris, of Boston, Ms. and recently of Dan.
vile, to Miss Typhona Estabrocks, Of ID.
Also, same day, by the same, Mr. Daniel w.
Powers, of Theord, to Mrs. Martha Morrill,, of
Banville.
In Walden, 9Th ul.. by Daniel Wooster, Esq
Mr. Hazcn Dow TO Miss Mary Ann Johnson, both
OF w.
Also, IN Walden, by Rev. l.. Fl. Stone, Mr. Will
liam Dean to Hiss Mary c. Kittredge.
In Cabot, by the same, Mr. Roswell knight of
lrasburgh, to Miss Sarah Ann circuit, of c.