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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-15
LANES RIVER COMPANY.

The last nights proceedings Of the Stockholders, is
placed before the reader in necessarily condensed form
Their abours fear likely result in GREET
Qood They who solemnly resolve one night that Ger
tam hing the test and ho next night that certain 9th
or Thug which the night before the rsOrs' better
than the best for proportion, cannot command the pub
lie confidence in their stability
The truth IL that much has been yielded the
ties in the vicinity OF Buchanan which eTPee by TIE
iinuaton OF Canal that point the expanding OF some
million and half of money. That done they will be
fora rail road the same county, which will involve
over another expenditure quite or nearly as large.
yhis local cupdiiy Judgment, lie entitled TO
psct and ought 10 receive favor II Rail Road rsLf
the Canal ought be abandoned al Lynehburg II the
Canal 10 right the Canal ought not TO stop at Bschan
an but he continued higher up, where 10 much more
wanted.
The Rail Road be right and wrong, the Ca.
nal wrong and right 10th. and think il much 10 be la.
mented the Stockholders in Importance matter.
and a, so decisive crisis, exhibited such yacisng. TIM
ID contradictory Councils The intense Tsge for speech
making lei gentlemen Think into positions which they
did not mean at frst assume
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THE EDUCATION CONVENTION.

This body adjourned finally Friday night half past
10 O'clock after adopting Mr. Jsnneys Substitute the
subject OF Common Schools. This substitute embraced
the presf submitted by the Literary Board in ls4 prov
ding for District School System. The great body
OF the Convention seemed have together for the
express purpose OF trying different system from that
IN existence aud for plan which may render Education
oon,aon 10 all the chiliren OF tie State. 4
The closing debate the subject ut Military Schools.
decidedly Of the entertaining and instructive
which IL has been the fortune OF the writer to have
heard for many years. 1t conducted favor OF
ver,ins the Arnory into Military School. BY Col Diin
mock, 1. j. Randolph, Wm. NeisIa Esq, OF York. aud
Rev. w. 5. PIumer-anj against It, by Messrs. Gregory
and EdgingIcn, Professor Garland, VIM. Maxwell Esq.
and Samuel NJ Jannsy. The debate elected powerful
aud PHILOSOPHERS sigsnsnt interesting and amusing aets
and inimabe wit and pato,ery body the best posi-
BILE hunot We wish. lstesI OF the thin be inches, there
had been the crowded attendance which marked the earlier
stages ri tho proceedings.
The Governors closing remarks happier than
his opening speech, aud that saying much Tor them.
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To THOMAS II. BAYLY, ESQ.

Ss Having uniformly voted Tor your snI
approved he opposition tho Presidents despoHe use Of
the power Of appointment, Disappointed snd mortified
10 bod you laudng tho JOrbsarsPes Of Mr.. Polk.
How did you sscetiain that majority u the oIcehol
dcTs m Washington. Wbga. Many u them take no
psr in politics. are silent, and attend their official duties
These you call Wings oil who DO not Or, claim hetnse
D,moeTaS gsu call Whg'i Yous nsoriiy s obtained in
this way. Ask tho hcsds Of bpfcius and W they dsfo
they will tell you that desire turn out some Of their
most emcent clerks, who Supposed 10 bs Wings has
been inumsiej 10 them by men III power.
Coll Tor tho monthly returns made by the chief clerks in
obedience 10 the Presidents circular and you will zee that
Some clerks who hSye been returned Of HgHss arc still
~ "ice nd are retained cor parry purposes o. for toir
DemOrTGeg Mr.. Wi-as denunciltpn ~ the usurpstions
Of The President remind us u e fInsacons in the "Od
Apollo" seyentY years sgO. We proud 70 see him
going into the Treasury snJ demanding 70 zee of that was
there We hope that you will consider IL your duty 4, Oh
pofe the corrupt use u the power O appointment " its
not PET dODH, the cders Office holders cannot he honest
heg s1on wall be ifOme nOw The abect slaves of the
President VINO gni President Jack usurped the pow.
or DID not interfere with the appointment Of me subordinate
officers u the government cannot believe ths, you do
not condemn The nsde by President Tyler 10 10
seph Mayo Eq OF Richmond, chat the federal Office.
holders held their offices hs pleasure and that no would
ufn out every who voted for his enemy" Such Ian.
guaee that was snd Will be sSoeated by your con.
siueh' Your constituents expect you "ink Tor your.
SELF but in donR, you wd ink your duty protect
the freedom u speech in every man, snd denouncs the
Sp3ls" doctrine. and the Interference Of the President
with the petty Officers Of the government
BRUToN.
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The A,mo,y aud a Military lu.nt.t. there.


The proposition To convert the ArmOry md the Public
Guard into a second Mtsryinsttute. after the fashion of
thatst Lexington rejected by the Education Conyen
tion among its last acts, by vote OF 90 TO 81
The debate upon this proposition, unques'onably
the most able that the winter has given birth 10. IL
in truth worthy OF veins in her polmy days We could
not hear IL ALL having attend the James River Company
but we heard enough impress very powerfully with
i,s ability sud those who heard all in the opinion
that &c wss ccnfct OF enlightened and superior minds
The Affirmative was supported BY Messrs. Dimmock.
Randolph and Plumer. among others-the negative by
Msssrs. Rysnd, (of Richmond College, Garland. tof
Randolph Macon) Maxwell, Gregory, S. NJ. Jsnney
and Gov. Mcdowell. The lofty ethics and compre-
hensiye vision Of Garland looking past and the u
turc and aiming place Education basis which pro-
yDoted moral worth while il developed the inteect-the
wit the fine TASTE the happy the pregnant good
sense Of Maxwell the grace and animation Of Dimmock
the persuasive elegance OF Gov. Mcdowell the powerful
vsor, ingenuity and psusibiiy Of Pumer-msde strong
impression on the audience.
We heartily congratulate the public upon the defeat Of
the scheme believing locally mschieyous, and tina, Edu
cation ough; placed upon higher grounds than mto
~ discipline We wish TO impulse than exists
Altssdy, given TO the military feeling.
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REPORT ON NORMAL SCHOOLS.

Mr.. Holden Rhodes from the Committee Normal
Schools, made the following Report
The Committee TO whom was referred the subject OF
Normal Schools, has considered the and beg leave
report
That, their opnicn the Stale docs not. this tne
require this establishment OF Normal Schools properly
called Distinct nsliiuOns-;hat such Schools only
have place, and be sustained communities where there
already great number c persons willing 10 become
teachers, excite competition among them for
poyment IN that hne-and such is condition.
But this Committee are Of opinion that while Normal
Schools shold be established distinct lnsiu.
lions, the number of persons willing become teachers
and possessing tor that purpose sufficient learning and the
capacity mpart should, by all practicable means. be
ucreasedsnd fo- that purpose they recommend the fol-
lowing resolutions
Resolved, That It be recommended to the General As.
semby. prescribe such instruction for the
Cadets at the Military Institute IN Lexington, will best
a.~'y ,neua -. ,se-. p-ss-@.y S-Ls-i-,
the State Cadets there educated, be required
teachers for longer term dan that prescribed.
Resolved, That Il b. further recommended the Gene
RAJ Assembly, that the money appropriated 10 deay
the expenses the Public Guard IN Is city, be applied
the establishment o Military lus itue the Armory;
snd tbs, like instruction be prescribed for the
Cadets educated, aud like Of teach.
els be required OF them.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
N. Y. MARKET. Dec. Il-e3-4P n

Sales OF cotton 400 bales prices firm.
Nothing done in flour. There buyers for eyporta-
ton at $685. but sellers thiHk that they have parted with
enough u that.
No sales OF grain aud in general they "a her
Northern oats offered Il Soc
Sugar is better; the N. Orleans, landing IL freely
taken at 6tas at which $50 hhds have been sold yeser.
day and today.
Molssses 27s2ac.
All provisions remain quiet
large leather sale took place this morning. when Tor.
m.r prices advanced from To L.. There was good
company present, and the sale went of with spirit.
Sterling better say Sss3. Francs 5,27I.
=. ). EyEsSG.-Saes Of cotton for the day GOO bales
prices very hnn. 1000 bbs four third Genessee and
twohfds Michigan have been taken Tor shipment at Sc
% and other PeTces making nearly 10000 bbs, all for
eIportstion.-JoUR. Con-
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CONGRESS.
MISUNDERSTANDING. r,,,.ii.

Mr.. WrUrGS appeared In h.s to day.
MI. DIX presented memorial signed by numerous ei-
connected With the banking institutions vi the ctr oi
New Yosk. praying the estsbshnsnt of branch VI the
Mint o tho H. 3 that city Referred the Committee
On Finance sad ordered TO be printed.
Mr. DIX also presented memo is of private nature.
which was referred 10 the same Coamttee.
Leave was asked AID gtanicd Withdraw certain pri.
vsto papers from tho flea OF the Senate.
message received from tho uousc OF Representa-.
uvss announcing the passage ct resolutions expressive OF
the Of tbs House upon the dscesss OF the Hon. B.
Dawson representative elect from the State u Louisiana
Mn. JOHNSON. of La then and after paying brief
tribute To tho memory OF the deceased. moved the follow
ing resolu tons, which unsninously adopted.
Resolved. That the Senate has received with deep
sbi'y the from the House Of Representatives
nouncng the dee.ase Of tbs lion. d. DA~soS repteseu-
iauve elect from the State VI Louisiana.
Resolved. That mark Of respect TO the memory Of
the deceased, the members of tho Senate will wear Grape
npon the LETT arm Tor the space Of thirty days.
Resolved. As further mark Of respect that the Senate
do adjourn.
Mr. MASsus moved that when the Senate sdjourns. it
adjourn to meeton Mondsy-upIn which DIVISION
called, and the motion prevailed.
The Senate then adjourned until Monday.
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~ See the entertaining letter frOm Florida.

DEAru CoNNopoRr EILiorr-we learn with e
greet from the Philadelphia Ledger that Commodore Jesse
D. Elliott. Commandsn the Navy Yard Of Philsdelphi,
died "Wednesday evening about o'clock, his board
ing House. city. The Commodore has been Ill for the
last six months OF complication OF disorders including
disease of the heart lie for the las; Tor.
teigh hours pteviou, his death. lie in the sixty
second year his age the time OF his Commo
dore Elliott has played conspicuous part naval his
toIN aud endeted services his country
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REPORTED TOR Tue UNITED STATES oAztrTE.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

TUESDAY ESD,iSG, Dec. u, l545.
Eour-There IS evidently bet,.i feeling in tho market
aud hodes are not anxious 10 sell SO, but sales
have Leen made at that prce. Smong which
bbi' standard brands taken for export Corn Meal
here have been further snos tie Of 1900 bbls
Penns at S3.62b, including about 500 bbl.. at shade
more In Wheat not advised OF any transactions
l25c. is offered for Penna reds. Corn and OATS in the ab
seDce Of demand lof shipment, have declined sales OF
new Southern yellow Corn Csc and Virginia Oats 42e
NO movemontn The market Tor either Groceries Pov-
sion' worthy OF notice CloyeTseed steady with moderate
sales at $3.50 for Prime Whiskey in bbs 29e
and hhds. dull ct &c.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

SATURDAY, DEc. IL, ls45.
message received from the House, communicating
bill entitled IAN amend the passed 20Ih Jsnua.
% ls45 amending the charter Vi the Rappahannock cOmpa-
n.y. in which they request the Of the Senate
Mr.. STANAEp offered resolution providing for warming
the Senate Chamber. which adopted.
bill from the House, for the protection Of Oyster. in
the waters Of Accomack, was read and passed.
The above BILL concerning the RsppAhGHnDck Company,
was also passed.
bill incorporating IIillsyle Academy, also passed
And then the Senate adjourned.
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INDIANA u. s. SENATOR

On last Saturday JrssE D. Bsreur Lieutenant Govern
or OF Indiana. elected Sensun Congress from that
Stale for the SIX years from the 9Th last March, Tie
vote stood 30 for Mr.. Bright, 66 for Mr.. Marshall T
and two blank.
The Indianapolis Journal says:-"The result Of this
election will greatly asonish the rank file OF the democ.
'acy as iheeourths OF te doubt preferred the cleo.
ton OF Governor Whiiconb But the political
by tsoriins To species OF characteristic Of
such men, defeated the will OF that majority, and they will
be compelled however disaseeabe the employment TO
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BOSTON MARKET, Wednesday Afternoon. Dec. lo.

CoIton-The market Is firm. but material alter.
alton IN prices; sales today about 500 bales Provisions
-ses Of 100 bbls aud navy mes. Beef az Ssla95
ms. and some superior at Sl0 mos % do PRIME Pork
ell. mos 1850 kegs Lard SIC, mos. Flour-Pnces
sG.62 Corn-Saes OF yellow dat 7Sisic Tor old end
new, and 16s1oc for white, Southern Osts Soc Holas.
ses-smsll sales Tnnidsd bakers, st26Ic, mos Sugar
sales Of ll3 boxes Cuba brown. at SIC. mos; New
Ofeans, 6tc; Porto Rico. 1ic.-ArLAa
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eaodstss' Z Nsr'H oaguiy o,, rsyuieat Of ,e,ne 10:
retailing .toccfi,s Ia and 1n1ny.
BY Me-. Lazy. Re olred. That the C,mriuec e rf,a
OF Jusliec nq1rs into the cape Iieney II reporting l. n
Cow last sesson, amended aud passed BY this House.
rsne n'the commissions Of Sheriff. aad Officers upon
executions.
BY Mr. HIskR. Resolved. That the Committee OF Agri.
culture and Manufactures be Instructed inquire into
eSpsdeney Of establishing inspection Of Butter the
city Of Richmond.
BILLS PASSED
bill Incorporating the President and Director. Of the
South Western Turnpihs Road. aud fot oner purposes
ball directing the Commissioner OF the Revenue for
the county OF Hardy 10 change the OF certain
lands OF Wan. Seymour, and the heiIs VI Gen. Henry
Lee, Of said county.
bill authorisg battalion, instead Of reginenial Inus-
tets, IN the SIth Regimen, Of Virginia Militia.
I'LL changing the time Of hoding the quarterly terms
OF the county court ot Barbour.
a bill allowing Thos. w. Gayle OF money paid
into the Treasury by said GAYLE.
a bill Incorporating Hillsvllc Academy.
bill to prevent the destruction Of O,stcis in the
tiers OF Acconi1c county.
On motion, the House adjourned Monday. Al
IL O'Clock.
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SUICIDE OF A MIpsuIpNAN

Mr. '" H. Jamson. passed midsh.pm in the u. 8.
Navy committed suicide al Charleston on Tuesday morn
ng by jumping out OF the window ci his he Mer-
chants Hotel lie arrived tie previous evening from PEN
saeoa where he had received his discharge
vi bad health. He has wife and children in Virginia.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
RESULTS OF The EDUCATION CoNvENTIo
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
'nospAY MORNING. DECEMBER -. is,,.


Ths results Of the Education Convention regard in
,l vsio n happy and proptous II has struck lights
which, followed, will conduct Virginia TO higher des
tny and promote her fortunes while they promote the hap
pinsss VI her People.
We noet decidedly congratulate the Public upon the
adoption OF Mr.. Jsnneys Report Common Schools,
In opposition the old primary school system. II may
disappont hopes Of good from it, but essnst throw
away 900 per annum eteetualy Tor whatever
,he precise sum- than in our opinion they thrown
away BY the presest system. We know a good deal OF
Virginia and her People aud declare thar we have
never been able satisfy minds that the Primary
SeAoels otgsnzed now, Of any account AT all =
Wo eannot them-we cannot perceive ihem-we
know no teachers and scholnrswe find no vestce by
which VIC may " know them by their works" II they do
good mus,b done mos, privately and steahy and the
eit hand permitted know what the right doe -
We do believe that present entirely unsound.
inadequate and defective and consuming funds with
out MAX any approach competent return 10 the Peo
pie
Thus thinking we rejoice that the system has been
emny repudaied by the distinguished body the Education
Convention. and that by large majority We were
astonshed confess that citizen, whatever intriguing
views were be promoted by it, could gravely get up be-
fore body o and pretend 10 euogise the
present Primary School System Of Virginia. 1t is COM
fort 10 know that the Education Convention and the Col
lsge perfectly understood those intriguing views
and decisvey rebuked and repudia,cd them and 1t is
greater comfort know that your managing gentlemen
who have been disposed they could direct noble aud
yirtuous popular moreshti 10 promote and accomplish he
own peculiar schemes have been ssnsy defeated se'ery
turn by the hardy good OF The Virginia People =
YsySum sat sspient. Let Managers understand that
MANAGING may be pushed destroy public conf
dsnce even in rixAf when 1t is sustained by NASAsERs-
IL was not Troy alone has been undone by receiving
the s'woodsn hoes" and tho gifts Of the Greeks
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. ArAss moved . correction OF the Journal, which
was ordered by tho House The SrrAKkR announced the
regular order OF business be OF psuo1s
Mr. ADAMS presented temonsanre sgsinst the
on oi Texas Slave State and moved its ference
Select Committee OF from each State of tho Union.
Mr. boNp,ci n.y.. moved 10 lay tho memorial upon tie
table, and the House, sustained the motion without div-
sion.
Mr.. ApLN, remarked that the House was determined to
hurry through Of Anre ,tion regardless
any circumstances sgss ~, he should herasr
himself with presenting the memorials forwarded him.
and submit 10 what seemed be the determined
the House.
The SPrAEEs said that unes. Otherwise ordered by tho
House he should direct the Clerk lay on
tie table.
Mr. AOAss then went on presen, a great number Vi
memorials teonsiatng sgsinst the annexation vi Texas
all OF wpich were laid upon the table
Mr.. ROCKWELL, Of Mass. presented numerous renon-
sirarces against the VI Texas aud while upop
the floor took occasion cay, that the Com.
m'ife on Territories he had sgeed the bill reported
yesterday lie should staedths yeserdly had
House prevented him. He wished that the bill for The
admission OF Texas had been referred the committee VI
the whole where would have been open debate and
smendnon but the summary action Vi the House had pc
vented IL.
The incnbers from Vermont. Massachusetts Connect
cut and Rhode Island, sesersy presented
against annexation. all Of which laid the TIA
bic.
Mr.. CANTsrLb. OF N. Y presented memorial from Al
bert Galain. Pesiden, OF the N. Y. Historical Society
praying Congress TO erect the memory Of
General HrsIMER, of New York Read ind referred to
the Committee ON Revolutionary Claims.
Mr. CULvER Of Y. presented q memorial praying for
the abolition Of slavery in the District Columbia and
moved that DO referred 10 n Select CommiItee.
Mr. Borp moved that il be laid upon tue table.
MI CULyER called for the yeas aud nays which were or.
deted and the memorial laid the liable. Ayes g.
noes 90.
The House proceeded with the reception Of petitions
most OF which were IN opPosiuon Ia annexation.
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Correspondence Ofthe BALTIMORE rau.ot-By Telegraph
CONGRESS-

Correspondence ofths BALTIMORE Fau.oi-By Teenapb
CONGRESS-.
FEDNy. Dec. l2-2P NJ
The SENATE did sit to-day -hlyng adjourned over
from yesterday 10 Monday next.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Al smeeting OF the House this morning.
Mr.. MILTON BROWN, of Tennessee, announced the
death Of Mt J. Ii. PEyroS, who was the time Of his
death the representative Congre.s from The Nashville
district, Tennessee
Mr.. BKOwS spoke OF the deceased in handsome terms.
who enjoyed IN every relation Of life highest
aud who shared greatly confidence Ut the people Of
Tennessee.
As mark OF respect the deceased tie House adjourn
ed
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EDUCATION CONVENTION.

On the first day. OF Mr.. Carrington, s. B,,-
-Err FRENCH and W. SIzLR Esqrs were sppoiu ted As
sistant Secretaries
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aTSdNt;'ssf,.nts th,vnatd ir, rs,.-t
ini-' b st"rshi before 1tl"yA rt-yrU, cs,u.
- in'nic =" isvtvui ad ibese 10 M"nisy a'.nrs' rs
per Saturday.
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4 INiE--735 Casks Of very superior east Thorn.
s'on White Linz, i.sdns Rom Bng Annswoa sld of ssls
Dc Is RANKIN n wHTLOCK. .
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CHRIST HEALING THE SICK.

This nsbe composition sai execution OF the divine ART
beginning To attract due share Of public attention The
elite and hrersu Of Richmond fast becoming familiar
with its truly magnificent md superb portrsy, OF Holy
Writ There work Of the pencil eNtant. cslcula ed
10 awaken the same sensation snd produce the last
and beneficial result the subject that forms the
ton Of this article. What divine and mighty pon
10 enbody sixty ard more characters weTe into
general ismiy. upon single each person with
feelings peculiar the situation they occupy, sToand the
Saviour, upon this highly important of "Chrst
healing tue Sick There person who delights
10 dwell upon the Omnpoent Power OF Redeemer OF
Mankind. Whatever be the difference OF their creed
worship, but that may be benz flied by witnessing ths sub
lime painting. We would therefore, recommend TO ALL
visit this splendid production the immortal Benjamin
West
ts sds
CHEIsr HEAIIhs THE SIck-By West.-we passed sn
evening recently III examining this supurb production
immortal eountryuan exhibiting Masonic Hall. and
rarely have nIlyed ct much qualification
hom such a source. To attempt describe a work OF
such character an newspaper Paragraph would be
us as TO essay copy with pen; entirely
and comprehensive 10 snbm; 10 such condensation and
the only read sufficiently and satisfactorily As
ITS name purpots, includes The prominent figure the
painting sublime mpersonauon OF the Redeemer In ths
Temple. whose countennnee is aBimsted BY 4 beneyo-
Aoence that seems Truly divine, IN contrast with
the humanity Of the disciples by those expressive faces
he partly surrounded Tho further occupied
by multitude OF figures, generally grouped with much
skill that the spectator readily selects from the other
while his interest engaged ia EACH urder dversed
tons The figures particularly striking, a sick man
o"'ne " OF Inc saviour,
companed by his wife and child. woman kneeling
with sck child IN her arms the expression whose Ian.
guid features Is tcuchngy in with the excitement
around And 30 us 81 ie most thrilling poiats OF this
great work. IN view OF the frequent exercise of the divine
authority Ut Lord for the restoration O that goriou.
attribute OF our nature the OF the mind figure,
rather IN reserve OF aNng iunac, in which the has
oUdy departed from the natural color Ut the flesh and
rsyed the enaeaied frame in mortality OF mccarthy hue
oAer hgur-s among the sick demand notice, but
Obliged 10 be bTiei. sEd simply directing the attention OF
TIE Niser 10 the group the the SAycus righ,
hand where the ssf interested priests observing with
savage n'aee the efforts OF divine love, commend this
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MARlNE INTELlIiGENCt.

~: PORT wALrlIALl.. Dec. ~.
Sailed, baiques rhladelphis Grave, Bahia aud MARKET
Msieppa, Su,itb. Rio.
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SMITHS celebrated P.s o. urrov,
- 'efehbe fs The H'os pleasant anI An
ua word and being free from tbs medicine does not
produce nausea disgust
Pamphlets. Dc serpure OF The wonderful virtue Of Dr. g. Bent
snihs sugar P be had al for
Richmond GAYNoR WOOD co.