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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27

lakes I've psn. ftons ss.s ga g.n Ev ssseo ssohsgs
let tLs tsot Il tho CSanaiies Of Schools sud College,
al thu among the very be-, teachers IL Academies
in STATE, mentioned by natas;-And IN behalf At
Washington College will tina, cav gave the
Of number oi young who have been
cd with the College since the nsut. went into operation
and who engaged IN teaching In Virginia, than that
with which Col smith IN his last report credits
the In.iiio-, n rightly understand his ,ususge. But for
furnishing teachers Common Schools that province
OF instruction.. which il u more Intimately CONNECTED
han all vicrs, with the well h~ng of IRE. institutions
and u which ia. benefit bcstowcd e,st
the character 90 private bsneh' and which thee
counts, J. especially the business at the S,Nc to
Pr1Nd, IT, Nrsinia hs- n YET dae nothing; ~hst "nc
general mp all quarters II the star
something 20 be dngc IN this matter.
It's purpose aprcseni argue ts ls1e
ct future dsy may fit 10 do It's matter
which have bestowed much reflection; and now repeat
what sid before the Committee Ut the Legisisture ra
weeks since: fully satisfied OF the Feasibility OF th,-
plan, aud t''acr tina, this the beet the "ey point
AT which reform at Common School sysoR 10 Viz
GINA he commenced with good hope ut success, that
10 OF 10000 dollars appropriated from the
literary tnnd Tor the support u the Tireinia Military la
sfEte, ~ the character Of Ncra sea, OF for the ,da
cation ofsaehers Common Sohoois for on~ SHOULD
Tint Ut the wisest appropriations made
from that fund; ii that should be raised by taxation
upon the peoples paying citizen OF Ne'ni- w"uidmor'
cheorulIy pay his quota Than should. ii this character
the Institute Washington Ccleg inste ad
opposing H. would afford assistance in its power
And ii, account. II should seem desirable, that the
doors OF the Institute III this FORM should he thrown
TO general patronage; the reception o hose pupils who
csud afford To pay their expenses, prsietus the
demc cour.e al the Institute Ia tue instruction winch they
could obtain elsewher the College could have ohiec
ton. All that the College asks Is that the Institute shall
net be made such institution, that between and the
College. there must from the nature Vi the exist
u nvsry ruinous 10 one or both at them.
This provided tor In tho frst plan, by making their in
aud nseparabc In the second by giving them
their pupils from different classes i'll the eommuny-snd
in the third, although their pupils would be escn
from the class in the community, IL would give them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
Correspondence OF the Phla. North American.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CARLISLE.


A destructive fire broke this place at O'Clock
this norning which entirely destroyed the County Count
House. Town Hall and number of small buildings ada
cent The hre broke the Town Hail. aud although the
alarm VAS mmcday given, the hines extended SO rupd
" To the Court House and county offices that IL was ony
with the most extraordinary that the county re-
cords and the oi the offices saved from
iructon AID they lying in the greatest confu-
sion in the Bank and Methodist church. Tho bo-
rocxh papers all destroyed, and the whole o-, of
properly IL estrtcd twenty live thousand dollars
Beyond all doubt the tire the work OF
and they had 50 laid their plans oil all hope vi
aresng the progress Of the ,mcs probably
the destruction OF the entTc lower part of the town.
There were tour five engines belonging To conpani.
IN the borough and kept in the lower story Of the
Town Hall; but upon attempting TO bring them out il was
found that they fastened with chains and all
to loosen them proved Intellectual owing intense
and suifocaton.-Thcy destroyed. and tho citizen.
were thus left without battle with the
element. An engac used the Barracks was promptly
brought 10 the BY the Cnd States troops but was
found To he much cut Of repair be OF little use IL
matter of surprise that the tire did eIicnd further
Had the wind been high nothing could have the low
part ut the from destruction and more than one half
OF this beautiful village would have scene Of
ruin There number individuals upon whom strong
suspicious rest
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
N. Y. MARKET-MO,eh d o,py

The sales OF cotton reach 1900 bales prices same as
Saturday. No change in -four. Several parcels of corn
are offered the dislers bid 47c So lbs delivered prime
yellow is worth a little more.
One thousand boxes Havana sugars have been sold al
leaving the stock OF Havana brown sugars ess ihsn
500 boxes.
Fork IS higher the chief movement has been in old
prime, snd the price went up to S925. at which there
were several sales. Of 1000 bbls Old sold at
IS aud IS. We heard Of no sales OF new but tho o,oa
tons must be advanced.
Lard sold in kegs a, H. and there further buyer. al
mat Whisky 23i24tc. No alteration in Exchange. Ne
alteration In butter or cheese.
The Zurich for Havre. took SlI 5000 in silver
r.. Evening The sale. Of Cotton for the day ars g.
Ooo bae.-prices steady at about &C. ID. advance
ncws-JouR. CoM.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
.LkI nTONTNTH
3s lls Eiffay. az ,I. NV.


Senssmen-Psrai, Iae. ,hoagL yoaI pspss. ~ cell ihs
attention OF the public the Tavern Amelia CT. House.
Vothose who have recently awaited themselves Of the sc'
Communications afforded by that --abii.hn.n IL needles.
W say any thngthsy know that nothing that contributes
." hc comfort Of the traveller Is wanting there. The krd
hcsess who conducts IL d,tunnrd thu, every gves
sha not only have Of eonplaint Ia, shall be
pleased aud Satisfied. DEFY you psrske Il the sceom
modaons there without wishing par.kc Of them
sgsin hexeelen, fare and tho considerable attention
to the want. OF the sur.t constitute good taveu-,hsn
and roG will sgtee with X. Y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27

lHf"HTANT rEoN Tnt BErpH PEouSczs.-We have
our regular files md pryaio adyces from Nova Seots Me-.
Bfunfwck, Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island "a
We 1871. and from Montreal T. the 1914 instant
THE public aiad 10 Nova Scotia - being reused 10 fl
sense ~ ho hnniaus p',on in which has ever been
We p'ey oi iho aono gyycrnmsBt 20 place the colonies
e'caft pe'c'p'i"n oi The rights 81 free people 10
spfenjhg iapijy among the colonies in North Amenes
O1'f"' Iesfcupns upon individual enofpfize fnon0p,-
hrs m uade nnd commerce; esfsblished church with
prthgae hesd'; impoverished treasury and
WoFis.ns Tor pubic nsmcob have awakened the pso-
"" u Nova 5e2ua 10 Tho bopcessncss u their aver
bosong prosperous and happy under tie present colonial
po'cy 81 Crest Britain. movement has commenced OF
which ~e shall speak hereafter. From Canada We learn
h'' NC government nai'rly sgssincd by corrupt s,.-
tea o. bargain sod sale, LeWeen members Of Parliament
900 'be administration. The leaders Of tho french e..
dams are Kept IN h.fooss by oAie>al fayon-N r. Ss,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27

IL The Buffalo correspondent Of the New York Com
nrroal Advertiser, writing under date Of the 2O,h
ssys-IBALr. ANA.
THE prospect for navigation Is whit PROM
snS now than II was month since. There have been
tvs heavy snow stms and intensely cold wcs,her eco
sing the creek. and bringing in accumulation cf ice
from the upper nd Of the lake ia such close
~ the mlih oi e haihor and en-
ie'us. he boat which lett here the 10th returned
The 18th. bat n>esd OF iurcing passage through the
landed ner passengers Point Abino. Il miles dis.
lance IA CaGada. couple OF other put into
punkk. whence their passengers came IN stages. A
AXE Cation in my previous opiniun, that an
ed hsr5Os may be expected shout the beginning
y. Apr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
An English paper gravsly relate. tho following a, YER

OCCuTItHCt:-
Az AatkIoAs COLONEL AND ais S~ckD.-A colonel ui
the United States army having refused obey The com
mands U his superior o,cr, sentenced BY the court
martial BY which he tried he deprived OF sword
for one month" Ga his weapon being demanded ofhim
the Colonel arose. and in the grave and solemn man.
declared that she ddnt one; that the sword he
had been accustomed didn't belong him. but lie
had no doubt that Mr.. Baker, the e~el-r VI whom he
hired il training days. would let the court Tor the
required month ON the most reasonable terms"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27

WASHINGTON, March ~, lS4J.
Quite nhax OF OfIce.ssekers arrived th, evening"
Collector vun Ness back here from New York
that one would hardl, suppose he had been gone at all
Mr. Bancroft: has gone Boston see 10 the bringing
II his family.
Senator upham and fomiy, and Senator Atherton and
spn6ry seekers left ho:e their homes in the even
ing
james VI. BuchS nan, Esq, OF your city, has arrived
HE s gentleman whose social qualities and business tai
tnis have long .ince won Tor him my regard
hope he may receive a. the hands Of Administration he
labored afdcH:ly aGd eoquenly bring into power an
honorable and valuable appointment There are 9th,
Baltlmorrans here pressing their claims for oliice
Know OF another worthy lawyers resident Of this CITY
Charles y Wal!ack. Esq who has devoted his time and
talent and money TO aid the election Mes Polk and
paas VINO IRON ls honesty aud uprghIness deserves well
OF tine Administration aud would i'll with great credit on
honorable station. As lie is known have sacrificed much
OF BIZ profession Income for the good Of he cause and
he his mentorious family support and is himself
msriorous man, IN oil bot his politics be hoped tina,
Pfe'identPok viii do the gonieel thing by him
RanjF to-day says the Cabinet il divided equally on the
question OF removals IN the DepaTncBHihat is, pretty
general Tonoyution-hat M,ssrs. Marcy Bancroft and
johnson are Tor aud Mosrs. Buchanan Walker and Ma
son against IT, u the President will probably side with
the former.
an informed though know not upon how reliable au
lhUy, that IN Cabinet council to-day wa. decided that
MI Matthew ST. Clair Clark should he removed from the
Audltofshp OF the Post Office Department ~ be succeeded
D. Nj. j. q. Washington Eis Chef Clerk a man more
after Mr.. Cave JOhnson's hean--that Mr. John s
skinner should be removed from the THIRD Asssantshp OF
the Post Once Department. 10 be succeeded BY Dr. Nil
ief VI the second Assstsntshp, who be succeeded IN
the latter flee by Col Medl. Of Ohio-,ho s,cord and
Third Assistants will then b. both from tbs. siael -snJ
mat the Commissioner Of the Patent Office should walk
tho plank" also.
Judge Thomas H. Fletcher, Of Mississippi, was To- dsy
appointed Masbo Of the Southern D.uiet Of that s,tr
10 place oi Anoeson Miller, the proscnt incumbent Mr.
Fletcher was formerly citizen Of Nashville Tennessee
enc ~ ycfy WOfIy The other Marshall Of Miss,s
spp, OF tho NOrborn District appointed By President Poll
Mr. Andrew a. Knconnon, IN place OF Ae1ander X Ne
CLING, resigned, was formerly cuIon Of Tennessee also
POTOMAC.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27

The Supreme Court of Illinois, its late term, upon an
application OF the defendant, in error granted
OF toe cause IN which they had decided that the defendants
OF the French slaves born in Illinois, the passage
the ord nnce Of 1857. frep. This WILL Of course
leave the question until December Term
OF the Supreme Court at which time ro-agumeni will b
hea.d-BaA. Pat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27

10 he gdior' u ne WING

10 he Editors u ne WING
"en"fm'n--setins ~ e',e willing 10 call II tie pre-
sent TINE Meeting u the Yousg whie- of the CIV
must 'f'i'' heeSeued III hs adopdjn Of iLs cour.s
an Of "riprn i'' revival II the tston II No
v'"oef s'' Wi BE- prydueu,, Ut much good ~ The Spring
Election Isis not dc arsd that to og.ni.
1aon should be revived for ugoses u discussion bu,
fr wo'k alone. II c young mon Of In, CITY eo,eu, ,
IN this call, lie, them come out and soy villa, Tin. n
would DO beet 10 Commence opeadons there IL much 20
d. therefore the quicker II b, doao the better
March S6,b, 1916. A WHO or 40-.a4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27

and svs 10 ws-Aiassaa ,As asa. ussalas si he .ypA-
aed ms Sane inssseAed sssi through New os;s.ns.
Asetnss arrangement u. ~ The three hours.
which have hsreso,s bee. Do, in Ph.depha by the fol-
VT "esn-' by having The southern mail leave tina,
city at .x in the mosanx Instead Of nine o'clock
as now d.-s The-c ssd impar,.n, srranxcn,s nj.
Will probably go tnio ec, On iss ist OF Juy neat aud
carried gu, with ,igcr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27

TSLERsS DIso,RDED.-A letter from Washington ,ays:
The Msdisonian has been thrown overheard by Nr Polk
You will zee that the public advertisements have been
Withdrawn from that p5per-snd hcncefoh tho Tyler Of
gan % 10 have no treasury papn-l Dali. PaL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27

MELANCHOLY AccIDEsT.-A young man, named Solo.
mon Achson. shot yesterday morning, while ying in
lbs BERTH on board the Lynx by the accidental dis.
charge Of rifle from the lower deck Of the boat the ball
causing wound which resulted death ia the afternoon
81. Louie n, ts'Ls March IG
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
J. ". RANDOLPH & CO.
PUBLISHERS. q. 5. MAIL

tUbLtSHERS u. =. MAIL.
BCLLETLS HED-NESDfJ, 2ota .xaysA-is sei.el.
'V>HE following New Works received 81 hours
- IA advance OF any Erpfe-s the county: ....l
BY fhis days mail.
NJ" . Wandering Jew. b. N. Eugene sue; 81 cts
LArELy m SALE: Z. ....-
The knights Of Seven Lamb, BY II Insraln.m isi cts
t"9a"lto the Quaker City, No. i;isl cts
Psrt FIvus Jcsephus. Martins Edition; 20
Vol Isl Wandering Jew by NJ Eugene Sue esns.Gs ..sI
one half Of the entire work, Harp,rs Edition; so CT.
n; Cotton Lord BY Mrs Stone; Csc. I'D 10
Columbian and Gea'eman's Magazine for April Use.
m is adrs Science Of Etiquette, by Enssh Lady
Etiquette Guide u-asss Lei.ty by Com, Alfred
Doray TO which added only iheo,y RL.l.h Q.
sPani'h Walk aud of the German Waltz temps CSC
The Germans Tale Rruzner. by Mis-. Harie H. Lrs 2s
No - and ~ iarPrs illuminated
in one 35e.
Paul Devsren Juismeu, for one crime By H. issr.
ham: Csc.
foresa Light Reef Romance Of the blue VA.
tsrs BY J. H. Inrraham; Csc.
Popular Lectures Astronoay BY NJ Aaro with addons by
Diony.us Lardncr l.. l.. u: 9Jc ~ ..r.....
In. Roon. York and Ph,deloha WEEKLY p.v,uaos
The London illustrated News by the Camba Ct.
The London r.e,or al Times do DO BY DO isie.
No IS Lt,ens Living Age; I2i eta
The ffosgc Of the Great Duke tale Of Italy by
re-tsr author Of Albert simmons ke.; l2I cts
The Maiden; Story for young Coun,rywosnsn ny
lions by Darey-95 cents ~
i2i cents '''1''-'
Arthur. ladies Magazine for April-isi cents
No 81 srpets Illuminated and Pictorial Bbieas cents
The conse~ss BY the author Of Tss. Of
The American Review Wing Journal fo March Is,s-so,.
No Pictorial History Of the World ny John Frost. l.. D
The Al OF Conversation, Add,...
NY MA Mabey anthor.ss o the Young Msdsns Book &c Csc
Gnmaldi IN. Gown. by Charles Dickens; rs cents
The London Lancet for March. isiS; so cts 1l8r
HALPiN q KELLRR,
Conductors rubli.hen' u. 4. Mail,
los Main street. of Main and
NH - Rvsv P"roi'cai and wask Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27

IL - trmored in Washington that VI. Boiisco the Rue.
sian Ambassador, has formally entered protest with cur
government on behalf Of the Emperor Of Russia against
the Annexation Of Texas IL was supposed, however to
be entirely untrue .-BaH. Pat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27

Two llihernian politicians agsiGst each other the
at Exchange the other day u, hone, MUIR
ply :" said the other, we've lost Marsey
by the Pow and how is that 20 why ,lo has gone
tor that teggary spalpeen, Cay. Musha, let her go
it's like the basic shu the fir, that rcbecd
sgsinst the oald Country ."-Bosfoa Tribune.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27

Iboiaeticn Of a CHA gr under II year, Of sse.
named Sarah r. Harrison -nced from her parents, in
the city, SUNDAY last by young named Isaac SUIT
aud foT his father and uncle. ons u them pretended
TO be magistrate. and united the couple nsnn,ouy.
Tie hon took the girl his fathers aud passed h.
With her his wife. The ky, complain, II the
the Sucn., father aud uncle, arrested
and after examination before the Police Magistrate,
both were committed await their Trial. The yoang
made ms escape, and has been found lie is sand
have legally msrred wife residing oi tho adjoining
Countries The ei ndng herrci imposed upon returned
10 her parents Rochesior Democrat, 2ofh.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
wnITTEMoRE,s CARDS.

wHiTTEMoRE's CARDS.
WE offer Tor sale, by the case. n large stock Of
Whh'emoss genuine I aids erbt,,.g 49,, "
u" - VAN LEW. SNifH a 20
WROUGHT NAILS MD sPIEEs.
4 Full. assortment ol our own i,,,.,,,,;.,
y ptT0f t.1c.f. fof ssaI,wtv ~ q"
nh ~ Wv LEW. sWffH \ 90.
PATENT LEAD PIPE.
WAN LEW, SMITH ~ co, agents Cor III. a..
Of iahAm Bfo'heTs Led Pre have row 90 I.ri c,,
p''V''N''" Wv NV ''''' "'''SaN'"'.pi'e sAgi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
MAR RED.

On the 25sh instant BY Elder Tmoby T. Swift Psrrrs
" CsIeE. Esq, Of HsnvSer, TO Miss MAxY y. BaSsy VI
Louisa.
sJEns.iIcr and Hsn,i ~il pleas cosy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
Gi..r,INnNMSpE

No
~. aAa = R.niss Dssi.-out community WAS hss.
rorstneksa is.t Thursday morning by tho reported
death of Mrs. NARY WET. .lst Of the late wm West,
sgc about ~ years. and her grandson. l,SRy S~isk aged
about ~ wears, living four mes North ii this place; who-.
halt ca~-as~d bs,~s dssws h,m~- the
burning and dcsrcycd dwelling Vt the deceased. The
tire tint discovered by the neshbor- about day light.
bat had Ear progressed that Was impossible ares,
IN" entire destruction at the dwelling, smoke hos ant
CRIB. together With all their contsnts. The bodies OF
unfortunate old lady and her grandson discovered
uuul late hour-indced il hoped they had escaped
iron the bornS edhcc, for whlc.-snd when discover.
ri and drawn oct they spectacle shocking to
behold. Nearly all the limbs III each either entirely
psuly burnt ober heads were goao, Is dcsiro, ed
bs III" bre. Jury at Inquest haVia: teca Summoned
the spo after due exsinaon f"un5 thar the deceased
had their deaths by the viocncc Of unknown
person OF pcrson the morning Of THURSDAY; and that
the building was then hr.j. Mrs West known be
IN several hundred dollars ia oliver and paper
money; and there dolbt but The pereira'ot ot the
hord deed related, in pursuit ihi and very
probably, obtained ,hn whole @; it.-Watek.ssa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
PACKING BONES

..... PACKING BONES.
w. R,NDoLru ~ Co. have for sale, abou,
- packing soI-,. mhs,
ENGLISH AND AMERICIN ANNALS.
~ have few Annals for Isi5 which win be
w iuo.d prices H..I| Fl 100 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27

1T Elder ALIxsSDLR CANrBELL, OF Bethany, Brooke
county will thc Lord willing preach In the Sycamore
Meeting House. this evening at - o'clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
FRENCH ELASTIC PANTS,
0niu agsOg

lt'cH EsH, cess Psntlins ,sstte ss.pi.d IN cit
- nskso' chslpassrsesivsdby hs Yisgn snd og sals
o. ab'Ve' 'ithrf "oiy nsde o. mar, v n'ssufe
sfAHg a. 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
UOYT's OFFICE

sfsEsn BUcKwnEAT FLocR-Ms1 scr Bauti %, 81,
nbS JOHN ~ GOa0pS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27

N0TlCE.-All persons having claims against
The tsa~ % the late Richd Kuhn, of Cbec county will
present them "a the subscriber acting
Administrator and will feqaire such vouchers dreep
ahd he earnestly requests those Indebted Rehd
Kuhn decd 10 make delay az wish 10
elose the ssats as speedily possible.
THos p MARTIN, Admir-
mhNf-fF Of Hichd K.K Kuhn, dec a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27

A new Gas C"mpaayis talked II In NewYork. 70 be
established the plan described the annexed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
WORDS OFFTCE-

$1,000 Capital in to-d.y's Lottery ind other good
II o'clock. law s'''e ~
. S%vVV Capital tor Tomorrow. Tickets q /: Psckuess
Sia: halves IS; quarters S3-n
NH % won NO o.r,,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27

Fancy Cretats-NSW sTIE
ECEiVbD YESTERDAY. most .sgast assttospt Of 81.
Cfsysu Of GenuemsB-a ADD Zoe s-s ~ STARR 4 90
HbN puseL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
To A. ". Recess ESQ:

Dear ST.; have been dep1;sd BY Committee appoint
I'd al meeting o. the Wings al Gloucester held AZ the
Court House Saiurda. last, inform you OF yoar nom
iHsLen, candidate tcf Ike Wing party Ia the
next House Of Delegate. Tue Committee also request
You 90 acec?! assurances OF Ihe;- high srs'caon ., the
information they have received OF your improved Es!h
You will be peASed TO hand year reply at your earliest
convenience, 1t important that proceedings should
te published a. early A. prscucabie.
Win great regard,
Your oh't seryt,
ROBINSON NELSON
FIR the Committee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27

sARATO "a OF CONGRESS WATER
Oh BOXES Congress Wafer, in pint and quart
~ bottles. fresh from the sprine-jusi received at
nii % Iis Wan s,,,.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27

AID che ~hi,s sta"S. f-rm~d his wrss,h--
And ~ s~eNsux wave. of the hsry food
Cams surriaa ifot. beneath.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27

Il superior qualify No. and No Cap ruled. s,u. ~. I
Letter and printing For ale III reduced prices By =
mhx. nAvEspopr q .t,y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-27
POMAR'S SHERRY

.u. SON HNO oLUNhos ~ /.
usr received and for sale low
- 10000 bs Baltimore Cured Sides
$4,000 10 do sAoulssu -
10000 do On Hams +.. ..
hid CassaId Cured DO
y Extra Fine Ioes
A@o-,o'ooo Resaia and Pt.nsps sssar, .Ias
On hand-old shoaiaer. and Hama very cheap
s- No. iss. Cary Street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-31
gkoMrnE EXCHANGE NGAplNe-AooN .. oKs.
CLEARED

CLEARED,
Schr VIM, Allen, Spaulding, ST. Thomas, With
iHgtOn Il Eastman.
Schr Oregon, Parker, Charlie ston, c. Pendergast &
Son.
SAlLED-Brg Eagle, Fessenden, Boston; schr
Declaration, lloyt, Barbados and market
ARRIVED,
Brig Bro0kilne, Pattengall, 10 days from PASSPORT
plaster and lalhs, To L. K. Matthews.
Brig Stephen G. Bass, Spates, Is days from East
port, plaster and aths. to Ihos. r. Matthews.
Brig Susan, LaudeIman, from Rio Grande, hides
SC, TO VIM. Howell & Son.
Brig Aerial, Hopkins, from Falmouth, Jam, via
Salt Key, salt and pmento, TO VIM, Mason AMI w.
w. Spence Co. Experienced very heavy weather
on the coast.
Brig Arabian, Green, from Corn Island, cocoa nuts
tortoise shell, and hides, TO Wan. Mason.
Scht Nassau, Howes, days from Boston, plaster
and potatoes, to master.
MEMORANDA.
At Rio de JaneirO, Nov, |, ship Washington, Mat
tison, unc; baique Home, Sanner do; brgs Harriet,
Jarvis, for Africa; ArgO, Red for Baltimore; Lady
Harp, Gator, oil unc.
BarQue Maria, rre!Gthen, for Baltimore, cleared at
New Orleans 20th inst,
Schr Martha Elizabeth, Gatchell, from Porto Ca
belo for Baltimore, spoken 22d inst. Cape Hat
teras w w % miles.
Schr Blazer, Whitney, fjom Baltimore, arrived at
Key West l3lh inst.
Schr Lady Warrington, Dorman, from Baltimore,
arrived at Charleston Both inst. Experienced much
injury in gale on the 2st off Cape Haiteras. Spoke
OFT Cape Fear schr Alice Ann fendergast, Stewart,
from Baltimore for Savannah, in Il lie ky condition.
Schr I0pIlt, LaGlm, from Baltimore, arrived at N,
York 18th inst.
Sctrs Josephine. Latourette, and Metropolis Soul,
bota hence at New York Goth inst.