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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-20

Rlor IN CAsADA--On Thursday Of last week great
number Of persons assembled tho Kingston race course,
when riot took place between the citizens body
Of soldiers belonging to the 7st British regiment Many
persons dangerously woundcdin or threo cases
MORALLY. The fight commenced between sailor and sol
der Of the 7s and parties nscrercd till the Fight became
general The soldiers used their beyoncts and the
sumcd serious aspect Major Dennic, the commanding
officer al Kingston sent for and Immediately proceeded
the scene Of action with companies Of tho list to bring
OIL his own In doing this the mob followed the troops
hurting and sticks At their heads for distance
when the soldiers turned and charged upon the mob and made
number Of prisoners An examination Como into BY
tho civil authorities and good deal Of excicmcn prevails
Kingston s9 Ns
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-20

We learn that the President and Directors Of the
chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company held a
meeting last week at Frederick, when il was ex-
pected that they would have acted upon the propo-
sails before them for the completion Of the Canal TO
Cumberland. Owing to an unavoidable delay in
receiving information which was looked for at thai
meeting, no action was taken on the offers. The
BoARD, however, will meet again on Monday next
when, we are informed, final action win be taken
upon the proposals. s
II is understood that the STOCKHOLDERS Of the
Company will meet again on Tuesday, the 23d
instant a.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-20

AmarvAL or SLavnR--Thc brig Albert, Of Boston,
rived at Philadelphia on Sunday from Bahia charge of
officer Of the United States brig Bainbrdge. The Albert has
been home the instance Of AlnxASpER H. TrIKr,
Esq, United States Consul at Bahia the charge Of being
engaged in the trade, between the Coast of Africa and
Brazil conjunction with brig Washingtons barge late Of
Philadelphia The first officers and Of the Washington
barge have been brought home prisoners in the Albert Cap
tain Woodbury. late master Of the Albert effected his escape
prior 70 her sailing.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-20

Tho bones of Aporrnus VAN GRoNIss, Esq, Of the firm
Of Pavenstad a Grooing, who buried beneath the ruins
of No fs Broad street. New York. the time Of the great
c were recovered Wednesday afternoon, and recognised
by his partner by Of part Of his Panaoon which
under him. He had gone into No AZ Broad street, occupied
by Messrs Oelrchs q Kruger and assisting the
rnoval of their goods ut the time Of the explosion.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-20

The VI s. steamer Princeton sailed from Pensacola the
5tb instant for Vera Cruz, via Corpus Christi
The non commissioned officers, staff band, and companies
c. d. f. r. and Of the 9th regiment of the y infantry,
numbering in all 270 arrived at New Orleans on the 9TH IN
slant l,y the steamer Mefmnora, from Cairo. They
from Detroit Michigan, which place they len the goth
uImo and tho route 70 Texas, to join the army under
Gen. TArLor
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-20

The Editor Of the Philadelphia Gszctic ia h~ own happy
way, crowds whole chapter Of horticultural wisdom into the
following fcw lines
We said yesterday that every body ought have grape
vine, and, Of courss every body viii Try 70 have AFTER
this We now add another duty every body should have
peach tree that find ground enough in his occupancy 70
sustain one" t9 Avn
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-20

man named samuel Bragg arrested al Troy ss-
toay evening charged with forging set Of pension papers
BY which he had obtained from the Pension Agent atAb
about, $500 on pension duo poor In Schaghtcoke
There wore no less than seven forged signatures the papers
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-20

Rurus KING, Esq. late Adjutant General of New
York, and editor Of the Albany Daily Advertiser, is
about TO remove from Albany TO Milwaukee, where
he intends to make his future residence editor Of
the :. Milwaukee Daily Senlinel,'
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-20

Mr.. Clay has returned, in fine health, to his re-
sidence near Lexington, from his visit TO the yir-
ginia White Sulphur Springs.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-20

Two DoLIARs year or OxE DoLLAR for the FIRST regular
session o each and FlFrr CENTS Tor the final
Of each Congress- and the same for each Extra Ses-
sion---payable ia all eases IN advance T'
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-20

Mr.. DoDcE is reelected Delegate by $40 MAORI
ty. The new Constitution Is again rejected by a
majority Of III votes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-18
Prom the New Orleans Bee, Nov 10th.
FROM MEXICO


The schooner Creole, Detsche master arrived in our
port ON Saturday last, having LETT Vera Cruz on the 2g
ult and bringing papers from the city Of Mexico to the 18th
October.
There ~ not much interest furnished by this atfiya
IN fact oil the LoicOse dofnancsS and threats Of Mexico
having Ilfned Heather aud prunelu" end her
clsorous cries for vengeance having subsidod no suon
silence, her riairs have ceased present many points OF
irorest 10 the people Of this county. An item Of some
importance however, IL sitoment by the VOz DrL Pos.
80 ian opp,sidon ioufniD the esct that negotiations
would probably be resumed between tho United STATES aud
Mexico. According hai 3uns secret ssssi9n N the
two Chambers of Congress held the Iltl October
which the Minister for Foreign AA,its made known
ihst the Consul Of the United States resident OF MEXICO
had transmitted 10 him dorplichos from Tho Cabinet a
Washing On proposing submit the differences between
the two countries 10 negotiation and 10 send on Envoy
Extraordinary 20 Mexico u the Government would receive
him. The Government Of Mexico replied that sue,
funcuonory could only be sdmiued IN the ospoey u
this could not DO allowed until the United sates Govern.
should Withdrew its squadron from Vera Cruz, This
the substance Of tho which the editor Of the
Voz MI PUTBLo declares furnished him from a most
authentic source aud but which, most say appears 20
highly problemstcSl, inssmuch tho Washington
Union has Ihsn nonco5 several Tuniofs only
contradict and deny mem Whether HE sisternont Of
ihe Mexican journal b. based upon ny,hng like uoth
m-ra 80 We cen undertake. TO decide. The osIy ground
for baei IN ssry settlement of the digrence with
Mexico |" derived from the '9mswhu vague rumOrr-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-18

This s the night lot Mr.. Bsrons Concert, the large
room Of the Exchange. And. ii allowed to Judge
OF Mr. Barlol performance tho Flute by what has been
said by our eosmpoarss Of the Press do hesitlo
to say tat there rich IN store for oil who will
tend the Concert VI that gentlemen. fife has H.ii.
ed many cities, Loi North and South. and his music
the huc has been praised the highest possible isrms.
Hear lhe Editors II the New Orleans Picsyune They
say "Wo Observe that Mad lIsmmlrtkald, the sweet yo-
ca,t and pianist, s 10 visit Moba. hf. Baflon, the
hust accompanies he party, nnd they will give ono or two
Concerts IN city Wherever Mr.. goes, dD'e
who ssa 10 him will hear of sofesi rcbesi, sweet
e.t melody from ihsi auie II HE. combined with bran
ey Of execution hbt has been oguslled in this eoun
Try"
The "Cnseent City" speaks IN npurss also. Hear II g
"Mr. Bation's Concert last night was attended by nu-
snd very select audience, who appeared delighted
with his extraordinary execution the Aue. Indeed, VIC
listened to hun with great delight for while M Barton
sares the besref with brlisnoy q and rspdy Of
execution, he the time produces such sweet and
meodous sounds from the flute, that the ear s enPvsted
and the heart touched with pleasure snd delight"
Alter what b.s quoted shove, we need scarcely adj
another word The Junior will soy, hOTeYor, that nc las
also hesTd the Of Mr. Bsroos Cote. and axes
greet pleasure assuring rs,der the, the music suP
cd sny hing Of the Kind be had ever heard. q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-18
Err. EWES AT HAMPDEN SIDNEY.

We shall commence tomorrow, and conclude
Friday, SO that il may be presented 10 the coun.
try reader entire in one paper, ihe discourse of
Dir. VIM. c. Rives at "Hampden Sidney" Col
iege on the 18th, before the Trustees. Faculty
John Hanpden, and the great struggle for popular
and constitutional Liberty, in his time
10 those who are inbued with Just concep.
tons Of the origin, progress and successful estab
lshment by tho Grand Rebellion in England in
1912, and the Revolution in 1888, and by the
American Revolution, Of popular privilege and
constitutional, legal liberty. the struggle in which
Hdmpder was engaged and in which he lost his
life Chalgrove field, is far the most important
period OF Mans history. and John Hampden the
most interesting of all political personages, not
excepting Washington himself, who crowd the
canvass Of history.
But, let US not anticipate Mr. Rives: We have
read his discourse, or rather devOured il, with the
most absorbed pleasure, and entire conviction that
be has truly estimated the character and services
OF Hampden TO the human race, and the influence
which himself and his glorious CONDUCTORS, Milton,
Ppm, Vane, Elliott, Fiennes, III land many anoth.
er Hlustrous votary of Republican, Constitutional
Liberty, ererted upon the destinies of mankind
and the direction of modern Civilization. John
HaInpden has found in Mr.. Rves what he had
hardly found before, except among his contempt.
raries, or Mr.. Macauey, or Lord Nugenl, one ca
pable Of approaching as well az Of celebrating his
shining virtues his profound sagacity and unequal.
led abilities and services. Take him altogether,
England has never produced great a man.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-18
From tile New dreams Courier.

The Hon John C. Calhoun having dignifed his accep.
lance OF the invitation Of the Municipal authorities be
come the guest OF the city OF New Orleans the undesg-
ned committee 10 superntcnd the same have agreed upon
the following arrangement:
The Mayor snd Recorders will receive him and welcome
him TO the city, the Poncharien Railroad Depot at
O'clock To morrow morning. when a PROCESSION will be
formed under the direction OF the Marshs appointed for
the occasion.
OF I'D MUNICIPALITY:
4. Beard, John Freret, J. Neville, C. w. Cammsck
LIST. Military under the direction u MAJ Cen j.
l.. LEWIS and Officers.
Id Ills E1ceency the Governor OF the State Of Louis
lana and Secretary OF State.
Mayor-Iion. J. {. CALHOUN.
80 Recorders and son OF the honorable guest.
4th. General Council
9Th lst. Municipality.
7th Do "a do
Sth. Msior General Gaines, suit and off .ers Of the ar
9Th Officers of the Navy.
10Th. Judges and Officers OF the United States Courts,
lll. Judges Of Supreme Court.
18th. Judges OF the LIST District Court, Commercial
Criminal, Parish and CIty Courts aud Associate
18Th. Veterans Of 1914 and'l5
18th. Senators and Representatives from the State Of
Louisiana IA Congress
18th. Forsign COhsuls.
10th President and Members OF the Sensts Speaker and
and Members OF the House OF Repre- sen,stiyes OF
General Assembly.
l7h. Collector Naval and other Officers Of the Gus
toms.
lSth Sheriff. and Officers
lssh Coroner, ClerAs OF usuIn.
-OIh Members Of the Bar and Notaries
2lst Police Iuiy and Treasurer.
23d Harbor Master and Port Wardens.
23i Captains OF Vessels aud SIesrnboas.
2Iih New Orleans Mechanic Society.
gath. Native American do.
2G'h. ChaInber OF Commerce.
9th. Fare Department.,
2elh. The Grand Master OF the Grand Lodge, and
Members of the different Lodges.
29lh. Odd Fellows Society.
3U'h. French Society de Benfasance.
3lst. lislinn Benevolent Society.
SGD German bro'heTy do.
80. Hibsrnisn DO
34th Shamrock Bene violent do
35th, Citizens generally and Strangers.
Masters OF vessels and steamboats, requested TO have
their colors hoisted throughout the day.
Drivers OF carriages, hacks and other vehicles are re
quesed TO withdraw fon the streets through which the pro.
cession IL to pass.
AL those whose attendance il hee.nboye requested gre
hereby respectfully invited De punctua without further
notice.
The procession when formed vii, mach from the rail
road depot up the Leyse Poydras street. the Second
Municipality, thence down that Camp up 10 Julia
Julia 10 Carondeet, down Clondeot TO Poydss up Poy
dras 10 ST. Charles down Canal thence 10 the st. Lou
ID Hotel through Royal street. where have
prepared for him and suit.
f.. MONTEGUT, Mayor.
]. GENO,S Recorder First Municipality.
BALDWIN Recorder I'd do
G. w. LEWIS, Recorder I'd 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-18
N: Y. MARKET-Nov. is. 3.P. NJ.

Lead S4.i75. cash; laths 81 s7I; uos.es .,o.
iooo oois Washington turpentne sold ut $375 Am
n.eed o stead al 65c cash: plaster Paris GA ton
asn: one arrives freely and prices except quite prime
SAT- NOT Ashion's, at St35 mos; clover seed 93c cash:
small sales spices. hoe'hesd and brown Havana
Ilower; Palermo samac sold al Sts ton, mos; sale,
i"llow al 1ta7ic, cash; tobacco firm. ''
Cotton-Sales 400 bales
Flour dull Mt $3.50; 1000 bbs sold in store t thai,
more be put In store would lie Ia days without eh.rge
bushels handsome Delaware yellow corn at as some norb
ern al 'oc W.T. in the slip though than that is a,k
oa STE scarce, and advanced I7aIsc and some have
oeen 500 IN lots at 30e barley little better say 57a5sc
Co b1s nless pork sold Mt Sl4.l9; 500 prime 10 90:
100 bbs river beef SIS and S. 900 lbs t,low
sterling Sag; francs 5,26i .-Jors Con- ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-18
5' IS ~
1'ikZ!!lmiE
.eoMMoNwEALTH"-MR. Bolts.

The author Of commonwealth" is certainly
correct in his position that an Editors opinion is
entitled 10 no more weight than that OF any indi-
vidual equally well informed The author Of this
article, himself an Editor, has often had occasion
TO observe with surprise, and TO lament with sim
ccrity. tho undue influence awarded TO editorial
siisia, because they were the opinions and dictn
OF editors, and if the author Of commonwealth"
(whom we surmise to be Mr.. Bolts hmsclE) can
devise any plan for mitigating abolisbng the
evil, none will more heartily cooperate with his
efforts than that Editor himself Nothing can in
itself be more absurd, more worthy of the lio-
rattan satire. than that communities should be in
huenced, and the destncs Of men decided, by n
= class Of people, very many of whom have neither
learned TO think or even to write their vernacu.
lar tonsuc-who are neither enlightened by n
knowledge of the transactions OF men in past
ages, or by the specuatons of the closet and the
-ileh! workings of ought-who are without lcarii-
ing, experience or abilities. But thus il has been,
is and will continue TO be.
As to the opinion Of the hundreds who retired
before they voted on Mr.. Bolts scheme, who we
believe, were nearly one man opposed TO it.
but who "Commonwe alth" thinks were i'm favor of
Ii would be found, we are well satisfied, that this
community as body, and by an overpowering
majority, irreconcilably opposed to Chesa-
peske & Ohio improvement, which, passing on
the North side of James River, should incur the
hazard of being made for the northern States and
not for Virginia.
As TO our "impetuosity on this subject leading
our Judgment astray": II as we conjecture "Com-
monweahh" is Mr.. Bolts himself, he will indulge
jas in saying, that we who have been contempla.
ting this biect since 1885, and who have never
nntilvery recently expressed anydctnitive opinion
upon it, Except against Canals,) cannot lie re.
gardet as quite SO "impetuous" as the gentleman,
our worthy friend Mr. Bolts himself, who he was
cent to Fincastle three four weeks ago, arowed-
ly had paid no attention to it, [being engaged in
heading Capt. Tyler,l aud who came back in a
week with a scheme cut and dried, which cuts
ransversely through the mountains, and which
abe most experienced talent pronounces impracti.
cable and mischievous if practicable.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-18
DII,D.

On tho evening Of the 18th inst from Gun sho, wound
Laws HARsr aged ~ years, youngest Ut General
H. Hofvie The circumstances attending the death of this
interesting youth, are peculiarly distressing lie left his
FATHERS house. in this CITY, Company with young friend
IN foil health and buoyant spirit to spend the day at his
fathers Farm. When two mi'e' from town. they saw a
Schoo mate cunning in adj JDng field who proposed
TO join them-a the time handing young Haryio hs
gun, muzzlo foremost, through hedge fence In the act
OF drawing the gun through IT discharged and the
whole load entered tho thigh. From the shock Of the
accident he did not rally, and expired hours after
evincing the mUsi heroic rmness-be kind and uncess
ina attentions Of friends, to whose house was carried
aided 10y the best Surgical advice proved unavaing Lam
g1aze cannot describe the agonlng pangs which this az
Fiction has borne the bosom Of his devoted Father and
fInily. L.
W Enal-er. Time. 4 Cnmn.eL. and cnnx
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-18
Excitement in The Kanatcha Country.

The following resolutions have been passed by
the people Of kanawha county. We regret to
observe the excited and rather denuncatory spirit
in which they were written and adopted, and he
state not to say to our Kanawha brethren, that
that is NOT the spirit which is going to accomplish
the great, common, patriotic end We must give
and take: We must I" bear and forbear:" We
must not only learn TO concede but even 10 think
and believe, that the motives and purposes of others
who dissent from u.s. are pure and upright as our
own little charity in this great matter, is
quito as essential TO success, as little common
sense, aud little attention TO the progress of the
world
&. As to the breach of faith which it is pretend.
cd would be committed, by quitting the water line
for the railroad at Lyncbburg or by giving a more
Southern direction to the great Central State I'm.
proyoment, we deny IL utterly. II the pledge was
made, il was made by the People, 10 bie People,
not to a few counties out Of l2O and the contract
ing parties by common consent can at all times,
and Tor any reasons, annul any contract.
2. II there was any faith Of the State plighted
nj all, which we deny, it not to modes aud
forms and localities, bat 10 the general principle
only, that there SIouid be an improvement con.
meeting the Eastern with the Mississippi waters.
3. n there really pas breach Of faith, they
who have contributed only Sl50,O0O out Of some.
thing like millions, which the Improvement has
far cost, nave no right TO be playing Mrs. eau.
die upon the rest d the State, aud pretending they
are "ao injured woman
=. A great State line land il must be Slate if
at ALL ought not 90 be executed for localities and
counties, but Tor Virginia and the Commonwoal
n localities insist upon debating their pleasure aud
interest, they must and will be- taught, that the
UNIVERSAL good is the only measure Of legs.
lai'on which Legislators recognize as legitimate.
We can say no more at present for want Of room.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT MEETING.
Ata pablo meetng held by ho citizens Of Ranswhs II
abe November lst5, O tie county court hereof 10
fake consideration the interests Of Vgina a. connect
- via the prosecution and completion Of the Gsai ecu
er. lins Of Improvement, which has long 10 con-
senplsuoa BY he STATE. Philip X. Thompson VISA sp
pointed President and Andrew Parks Secrets u the
Inesuag. Upoi The motion II Geo. w Summers, after
sspanins briefly 40 objocfs Of the meeting II deter
gasd lsa. committee u i've be appointed 70 Jfsf, fesou
toes .f the eoasloranoa u tbs meeting The President
rsvWets, Bsb sa,n o. Smith, Joha Lewis James l.. Carr.
and Tspscs q MeFsani After briof iatefvs, the
fpuss ~ ussir ehairmsn George W Summers, reported
ns fclovine prssmbls and resolutions.
WBStfAs dcNrminsuon has been recently nsnifsstsd,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-18
srsA,sgIs roYpcYTJ1Y

This body coauuusd In tho p1bl.s sys. %
the moment Of its ssssabling, ION the i2, moro aud
Importance Twelve thirteen States wero repre-.
sented ia a. BY many OF their Distinguished CHI.
gems. co II
On the sh November. the Tennessee Legislature.
sion at Nashville, depued legislative ,epresentat;cs To
the Memphis Convention, consisting OF Messrs Sewer.
Lenor Cullcm, Fletcher and Harris. the part Of the
Senate; aud Messrs McA1oo whtesiJe, Glenn, Eious-
Mar. Holt aud Manlove the part tho House.
The proceedings Memphis will be awaited with
curiosity and interests We regard them terminating
contest between Rehmond and Ciariesoa the wes;.
ctn trade,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-18
LETTER or COL CROZET on TIIE SUBJECT or CON
.cEL.IL w. nLcH Mn AZ, LlLIu Tile MIN LLKEn l.

LETTER Of COL CROZET on TIIE SUBJECT or con-
SECTLyG RICHMOND WITB TBE ONO RIYER So.
We much regret that this letter (which road by Mr.
Lyons the late meeting Of the E1change) appear,
until morrow, in consequence OF being received too
late.
Taking rapid and scientific glance at oil the routes
proposed, from the flowing into the Chesapeake
tho Ohio River, their difficulties and advantages their
rec pdaiipns aud drawbacks, Col CRozLr ssys:-
must give the preference to the route by way Of
&" Montgomery county to New River, because it is not
any longer and will make better and cheaper road
requiring no high grades. no tunnel. and presenting
no extraordinary difficulties"
This declaration from Engineer 50 competent and
distinguished as Col. Cryzo and altogether di,ineresi
ed nusi be regarded Of very high, 4 lot decisive
importance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-18
FINE PUMPKIN.

We thank friend in Powhatan, lDr. ID. McCaw) for the
fnest Pumpkin sawfuy Ipe, OF the larges;
family Of cg.tsble, but weighing 1914 h. hope
this pumpkin is symboea OF the vgor and VI
friends farming operations.
by the bye, there such Autumn remembered
Tor the Of fall crops every description cabbage,
pumpkins, uTnips satisfy, SCI Will distinguished
Agricultural friend Mr. G. L Bolts, inform how ii and
wherefore that after drought every lniaz grows
with such Topdi,y and energy What is this
that crop Of turnps for example, will grow 20 large,
having rain wheneyerruin is wanted when being stint
Cd Of rain 6fs il finally in abundant quantities.
before the crop IL ms.ei=y injured. The fact so un-
doubleday Perhaps the soil pms iSuh ~ energies with
the greater power that they have been suspended for
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-18
BOSTON MARKET Fanny Ar-,. :,

- W., "ANhbl FRIDAY AFTERNOON. Nov. IA
Cotton-The market 10 quiet TO day ami So w.. vi,
a. small parcels provi'ions-Prc-s are frm ana fai,
business doing Sales Of IS bbs No Beef CT : a. mos.
ioo oos Mess Pork Sl4 less per cen, for eab i1s
90 clear. Si3i, moe; 400 kegs Lard 81, &C. 1 mos
rIour-ihe demand is fair and holders have advanced
ees % Gay sales OF Csnesee good brands sc CO. f,ncy
do, $3.50; ohlo and Michigan, Sc Sc; 500 bbi, FreJ,t
ieksbarg extra Eagle 1918 Corn-Steady .,Ios ar w.,
low nat a, ia 1se; white 75a Toe Sugar-Ssles Of
boxes Cuba brown "a 9lc 30 hhds New O,an, \, "a,
Moiass"s-3O hhds CenhueeOs, pa Csc; Co6.,--s.ts.
lOOO bags Rio. supposed at 7ie, 6 mos.-AuI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-18
MARRIED

In this city the 18th inst by the Rev VIM Norwood
Plus FREDERICK thTi of the late John Esq Of
Bromley. Shropshire. to MARY ANN O1y daughter Chapman
Johnson, E<g OF Richmond.
In Washington CITY the Is:h by the Rev. Mr.
Nj. SAMUEL. P. HACKEII to Miss CLARA w. woOLfoLK
both Of Virginia.