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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-23
NATIONAL-HOTEL,
No.5 COURTI-5EDT STREET AND 81 LIBERTY STREJ

NAIIUNAL ef1OTEL,
Nos CoURTL-sHDT STREET AVID 81 LIBERTY STREET
NETWORK,
THREE PROM BROADWAY
'YNHIS NEW HOTEL will be omen ON the oO,b
instant when the proprietors will happy
their friends and the public with board lodging roam arr
AEe ana AIRY and The internal Cannot fail
10 please The location bring OF bushes. OFFS
inducements 10 merchants from other cities country not
surpassed by other House n city.
The Furniture, Beds Beddings are all new and mad.
prrssiy for this establishment
FAMILIES who wish PaIlor, with Sleeping Rooms attached can
be Handsomely accommodated.
he subscribers assure ihe friends and public that no ef
lots on ther part sabs wartng and CON
'ehenee ot t- guests and lille they solicit their
patronage tey hope by unecasins duties Of their
vocation, To give entire satisfaction.
NH I-3m Nyycrorr T.
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Corr esPondeace OF the Richmond WhiR.
... NEwBuRGH, oRASoE Corsrr. N. Y.
an,h


To the Editors of fAs Whis:
Gen,lemcn-In my last letter might have stated, that
in former visit which made to this place and Mattca
wan. with gentleman from Virginia. VIC stopped At Wcs
Point way back the Cadets drill The music
Of that band will pass from mind. West Point
n credit the country Below West Points Stoney Point
where Mad Anthony Wayne, accompanied by Col fioury
and Lieut.. Gibbsn and Knox. made such sad havock
with the English who held it during the Revolutionary
War; Here. at Ncwburgh. 10 the old house, where the
great Washington held his eadquscrs during the last
period Of the War; This venerable old stone house. with
its three chmneys still stands millions to behold
Il. recognized the dining hall, with its Open
ing doors and window; II has eight doors, but
still one window. There have been added two moro
rooms making eleven in ALL Ono Of the family chairs
Of the old Generals is here in the possession Of Mr.
ssbrook the grand Of the old gentleman who lived
the premises and owned it, when Washington made il his
head quarters About miles below is the house where
effort made beray him, and deliver him into the
hands of British officer.
This town has been well nig, blasted nv the Now York
and Eric Railroad which takes away deal Of the
travel and trade that formerly here and went 10 New
York by the steamboats, soops and schooners The town
and country Locofoco. and while they profess to for
tariff yet tho strong influence which cxcrcd by the i'm
porting merchants the politicians prevented them from
going manufacturing. few spirited men. however,
formed company. and havo put up lsrge-I might
say, immense building for the manufacture of Cotton
The effect already felt by the place. The few other fac
tories which operation before, have had additional
life infused into them. Manv persons about moving
or hut the formation of this company, and the erection
of this factory they have concluded reman and follow
their various business ut Ncwburgh. Factories now
erecting all around the neRhbourhood. The amount oi
raw materials which these factories that exist
work up IL about S35n 600 worth per year. aud the
value of tho articles manufactured about S6S5 900 per
annnm. THIS includes the little Of Windsor. about
miles below. BY the kindness Of Mr. Weihere.
through nearly s the factories this town. including
tho Pin aud Hair Cloth Manufacturing Establishment Of his
The process Of making Pms is certainly Of the
sights IL would he idle for
describe IT, and IL coul would not, il is
shown of tho foreign article along with his
in Judgment hi- article is far superior. can likewise
the Of the Cloths and Cassmeres of the Woolen
Factory Of Genheim and the fancy Pantaoons Sus Can
Flannel, and Mariners stripe Cotton Goods OF the
Matteawan Mills.
II may not be unincrcstnR here To give statement
collected from the last Censu. by Mr. James Montgomery,
Of the Newburgh Steam Mills, Of the progress Of Cotton
Manufacturing i'm the United States
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THE MEDICAL coLLEGE.

gives great pleasure call the attention Of
de to the account given in the paper Of to-day Of ope
ration ., the Medical College. BY Dr. Warner, and Of in
entire success-,mo enough having sapsed speak with
certainty We delight Virginia raising her head in
every department Of human industry knowedge-and
in nothing her rapidly tho ascendant than
in medical reputation.
Richmond has become, and il becoming great medical
centre. to which patients from all resort for relief
and Medical College 10 bringing Students to be taught
their professions here, instead Of draining State by
yinR their money abroad The Professors in College
richly deserve in their enteprzc. Their talents
requirements and ndomitabc perseverance,, have
projected and founded Institution that is destined to
be the pride Of the Stac-Lot then every vgnian take
pride in sustaining IL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-09
ROT IN THE IRISH POTATO CROP IN
EUROPE AND THE u. STATES.

Our readers have seen by the last advces from
Europe the eItensveness OF the rot in the Potatoe
crop in the northern countries on the Continent
and it's more partial prevalence also in Great Bri.
tain and ireland.
This calamity is Of much more serious conye.
qucBce than the American reader, accustomed 10
zee Potatoes only used as vegetable, and not a
popular vegetable either, can well imagine In
Tho donsely populated States al North Western
Europe, insuiar and continental, the Irish potato
coop Is next IN Importance TO that of wheat, and
lar more important than that Of oats, barley or
ANY other grain, wheat: II is almost the sole
Subsistence in the way Of bread Of Millions. and
iis destruction in any year would lead To the
most extensive suffering and not irnprObabyto vi
oleBce and insurrcction. II is therefore not ,ur.
prisipg 10 soc the solciiude manifested 10y ono Of
the European Governments ut the probable effects
u the Potato Rot, nor that IL is recognized ns an
Important element IN all tho calculations toIchiup
the price of bread stuGs ia the ensuing ~ months
NeIt alter the history of Tobaeoo, that al the
Irish Potato, " perhaps the most remarkablc--In
PRODUCED into England about go ~ 10 years ago
as culinary novelty which might vorsily The
tables Of tho rich, u has cntnc after grain T., IA,
the most important article ~ the s,,sle,,at;o, az
human life. large portion OF the human race
in TACT, rely upon u, ~ the "stalT Of life" tn
hardly less singular, that Indigenous only To- the
Tropics, the potato found Co flourish best in cold
and mois, regions but IL is most curious of All,
that the use of Tobacco aud the Potato were in
i'cdoced into Englan both ia the same year, aud
ny the same great Genius, Sir Wa Ter RoIeigh--
the ira Patron too 81 ihc colonization of Virpinia
whom Virginia has not honorcd even by calling
a county after him, rcsery,ng that compliment for
Mushrooms of yesterday, OF mon who can lie for
patty with the greatest deylertyl
We regret 10 500 that The Potato Rot /. not con
fined 90 Europe. The Providence Chronicle
tfs"t.r coon,y) Of Saturday, says
The pssssss cFopi-s II in,cfeai with "
lsuss received BY mere saIe house in Alexandria from
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soa and the chief Of tho old Manhssn tribe and 10 sye
sort Of Imitation Of Dickens "Chimcs." Bot even n
sueces. the stemp, towards purely locsl quss-
hon. 10 merit admission into eject Librsy Of A-sers-
ssn books.
The above for sale By DRlsxxl q Moalb
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LAW SCHOOL!

AvtNo derived sAvsna.ss ~ h-shA usvsnaa
- ss..ss pssssss 70 epss Lao Scion, h NJ cay
10 - eosdseied III plan parsssd By ~ u.k
vsr'iv q Vagina ~ psi.sips Ioeh Nm - NJ s~a
49, .ssn nay :, procured ~ tAs sssss. s- -y~s-
- ~ sses:Ay 70 shs sessss ~ rssAiy psesss~t -
s wa.sd 10 keh.esA s<hso, 10 b s>Cri .. -
$500 a.A N sl.s q. II issA u MAJ IN. III
Leess.s - Natural Co-sssosai "a Hs.eal
Ihs fs fer sd.io. ssAosa uinIs - ~ 1890
ss-daisNev ~ neNnv -, -, ,s.,~s ~
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MUISIC

- ~ SESeoE s.Ass pleasure {. l.sss.i.s ~ shi1
ssss neAsss and ve.iy. tA.s 1901 S,u,,1 II
hs ety. s.a .e~ pspsred sivs Lssssss /. Y.i - MOI,
.ss ss:s oeoss vn s-ss.s .. ,Is Pssss Ysss.
csL Cnnoeeus' rss cesnopsss ks.s Bsss pr,.eA Iosu
ne, Ae He yesf hssfs.s rive. sses nj. -
na 70 give his psps tbosessh knowAss e th.s
Classes may - esssed a. hts rsaesee Ba.A v-, -,
Ladies vhe prefer H. ~i be wa-d r,sIa.rs. o..
usssn who dss 70 form fsfs-r a.osa ,e--,,,-
20 70 and receive Instructions an klss visd
III .ass ~osrsis sss-s -rs shss ~ Kveuinr o.
Any eosmaneatoa hen a. lie ssissee sspo< .sr,, =.
Cos Boob sose win BE- psusspv sus.x.I a. - .,
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Cen. Hamilton has erected the Oswchee Bend on the
Chisoochco fvor gas-rl county, ~ this sitae Mcf.
chant Toll Mil for the manufacture II RfcE This h. tho
inst of tie kind erected IN Alsbains. Much II
tbs swamp land tho Chsaoocbco u adapted 10 the col
tufo of the Riceand the Mills will esable planor. pre-
pare 1t Tor market.-Haaisoiiie (ALa) ddo.
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"SOUTHERNER

The letter OF this correspondent OF today will be read
with more than usual interest
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-09

WHITE GINGER, MACE, CLOVES. NUT.
MEGs, CINNAMON, Ge- just received Tor ssIeby
al a
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pLASfER. 30 TONS LUMP, 250 TICS
GROUND. landing from schr AEenori; nLcs
M n p.,psr
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11
REY. pr, BARrHOI.oMEN,S
kIsaA ENpcGsoraass syrs,s,.

4 \ agreeable cordial, AID effective Remedy G,r
" c"dshS' hoo'senese, 'olds, pan in the breast,
'aHHen y, hard hrenihns, aud ,.licult expoctofa.
Hoa. For eilUhs hid chitlren III cold climate.
and warm,
II has rcnaiaed 70 a la,e day 10 discoveran a,
"c'e 50 nd'f'i'as'y dacd to these complaints
cent and miI ''''''
Let got !he public class tho ,cien,6c resul, o.
leaned Physclanand Divine wi,l, the oos,to,.s
81 'ne day ~ 'hem make careful perusal oi lilo
u.'"'''es "','N",hS this atrlc; theif respectable
~, apd the decided manner M which ,hey srAs,l
add they cannot withhold their helicf to so,,,e ri
- virtues liot rs assure lhoui that sjeple mini
%, u wa d" mo'e To eoornce all Of its mems Than
10y ''n sec OF "e't o' tao sogec,. 1t is quite
certain that no injury has ever hcr, lno,, n, ,,,so
from is ltce use.
Az tNco&Mo% hrt is,iha, the remedy is syl,rn,
as ra'aia6e and pleasant 10 the taste as the n.o.t
ways with the greatest roadnrss.
sold by lhck1oA& Co., Potosi
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11
PUBLIC NO TTCE.

a. hereby siven 10 all ccnccmed, that ample poo
visions are made Ivy coatract with Isaac
W oodward Of Lancaster Tor the support, manlen-
ance, clothing aud necessary Medical ali OF all
padpers now residents aad other persons who are or
way be Within the limits OF tine Cnunly Of Grant
during the year Isis, being such asure entitled. by
law To any aid ar assistance from said County,
undo. the laws Of Wisconsin. Al oyersecrs Of
poor, IN said County are hereby cnioined 10 make
immediate report 10 Isaac Woodward in each
and every case where anoulcl is given mcompiaiui
for assistance to be feadersd 20 any poorperson,I hat
trch person has bocomc County charge. No
charges for assistance rendered hereafter TO any
such person SO cquiIng assistance, bcare an order
given by an oyoTsecr ot the poor OF without such
warrant, will be paid by the County And IA
charges will hosc alter be paid TO any person
derins assistance 10 such rnov person, after notice
Of the granting OF such oider 10y the oversecr Of
tho poor shall have beon givcn to lcaac Wood
ward.
BY order Of the Board Of Commissioners Of said
County, ATTEST, l.. q. SllRADER, CLERK
ii 81
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11

From the tone,of this letter, it is ov-
ident enough that the Mexican Minis
ter is of the opinion that Mr.. Shannon
does not speak the sentiments of anna
Iiority ofihc people of the U. States
in relation TO the Texas question. He
considered, too, that our recent prcsi-
DENTAL contest must have resulted in
the election of Mr.. ay,and he speaks
of that gentleman Mr.. Adams, and the
United States Senate in terms the most
dainty, while he holds Mr.. Tyler's ad-
ministration alone responsible for the
present complication of affairs between
the two countries. What effect the
result of Mr.. Folks election may have
in Mexico we arc unable to say.
As proof that this difficulty is con-
sidered important, M. Bankhead, the
British Minister at Mexico, immediate
Ily despatched the ship of war Spartan,
to the Balizc, under the command of
Lord Mimic, with dispatches for the
same government. The American
Minister availcd himself Of the same
opportunity to lay before the United
States Governmental statement of what
ha, TRANSFERRED.
An Instruction has broken out at
Guadalajara, Guanajuato and San Lu-
is, sufficiently serious to require the per-
sona attention of Santa Ana. The
movement was headed by Gen. Par
cots, who calls the President TO an ac-
count for.the enormous sums OF money
expcndcn during his administration.
The Picayunc gives the followin :
respecting this outbreak
So firas we can learn from hasty
perusal of our files disturbances have
broken out in the State Of Jalisco, the
capital Of which is Guadalajara. Gen.
Paroles appears to be at the head OF
the movement, and the affair is evident
ly regarded by the press and by thy
officers of the government as extremely
serious. "A singular circumstance in
tho business is, that Gen. Canalizo, the
:. Professionally President, is now Civ
ing orders to the Unconstitutional Pres
idcnt, Santa Ana. The latter having
received notice to place himself at the
head ofthc troops concentrated at ia
lapa, he at once joyfnly complies. His
orders were to march at once 10 Qucrc-
Ia, city three or four days march from
Mexico. and on the road to Guadalaja-
ra, there to operate as the cxigcncics OF
the case might demand. Santa Ana
puts his troops at once in motion, and
announces to headquarters that he has
under his command 7000infantry. 1906
cavalry, and 80 ficld-picccs, all in the
best state ofequipmcnt.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11
ADJOURNMENT.

TEyHE undersigned Commissioners, appointed
1 by the Judge of Probate for Grant county,
W. r., to examine and adjust all claims and &c
mands of all persons against the Estate Of Err
Adams, late Of said county, deceased, do hereba
give notice, that having Pluueyillc, in saiy
county, for the purposes aforesaid, the 23d an"
24th days of December, A. u. 1874 ; said meetd
my was adjourned to Poiosi, in said county, unit
The l4ih day of April, A. d. 1915, ut II oelock
a, noon, at the Office of c. H. Lord, on which said
day, The commission, granted 10 the undersigned
cor the purposes aforesaid, will cease. An person;
having demands against sal Estate, can thea and
there present them if they think fit.
THOMAS EASTMAN ,.a,,..-
II. l.. MASSEY, .;",a.s
c. X. LORD,
December IS, lS44 - 81
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11
m drrfe0,

On Christmas Eve, by The Rev. Mr.. Bond
well, IsRcuLEs l.. DoUsMAN, to Miss JANE
F. KcBrTrE, all Of Prairie du Chen.
On the LIST day Of January, in Fairfield, Craw.
ford County. by the Rev. Mr.. Halstead
Mr.. Henry III. BAILEY, of Prairie du Chen,
10 Miss ELIZA Bowen, Of Fairfield.
Ga the 9Th instant, a, Platte Timber, by S.
Tompkins, Esq, Mr.. SERGENT BRAssEE, to
Miss LAURA J. SPENCER.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11
Pine Lum Der.

NHn s"os'''oel keeps constantly on hand Par
n sale, general ASSIGNMENT al rreon and a,y
iho Lumber, such A. siding, flooring aud plank ot
all descriptions. he asa keeps aud saws 10 order,
Fine, Maple, Walnut, white Ash, Oak, Linn. &c.,
Nc, at the shortest notice, He has a first rp,a
lathe maeh'nc IN successful operation and can
um'sh eay quan'iy Of laiho and sa sh liu,hor
",y t'ppcd, ]. WARNER.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11
NERVE AND BONE LINlliENT. AND
INDIAN NEUERABLE ELMER.
\ CORR FOR RHEUMATIC Affections.

q 'V"t F'N HHLtMAIIG AlFEtTfnNN.
Spu.S alticlo most rtuIynamcd, as Il pong
iratcs to every nerve aud s.new of the pcrsri
using II, and ilh has attained reputation ,nequa-
ed ny any other article IN Rheumatism. This ex-
lcrnaliy, with the lNnhN VEGETABLE ELIXIR ~
iornally, will caro- the most severe cascs-nxtenh
contracted muscles, aud bring feeling mud scus,bi-
sy TO imls loas paraliye, and useless. we ucgd
only feef 60 sJae cascS below To obtain the comb.
dcnec OF tin public Ia, these anibits
o. The following Is too rcsrcrtablc. and ,ha
gcarIoman too wei known to iequHo comm6n,.
Lrti; he lru,G
:! have been afflicted most glcyously sinee lsS9,
wih Rhcnmatrm aud contraction ct the cords 81
MY legs caurca by the r1amps nfthc cholera, which
then had IN it's most severe luun. After tryn,
many remedies in vain, have oumd rclicf--hna
the cords Of my legs relaxed tho dwellings redoc-
ed--and am greatly benefited by the use OF one bot
tlv Of llEWl6' NfRyE ANu Ho,E LiNmrNr, uaed
nNtemally, aud one bottle o, lNpNS Warrants
! ELiNin, used intcDaIly at the same tlmr. ear
now walk with case in positions that could rot u
week MO endure nj all.
JAMES G. REYNOLDS,
ii thD sie-strcct, corner OF Dranrev-stp
Sold hy liirkncll q TO-, rotosi.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11
January IL.


.,c.sengcrs that he wanted to sec ME-
ms NJ. MIR. A. went out to the lobby,
as pan man whom he had never seen
WAR, WAR stepped up TO him and said,
. u are wrong,and | will Kick You :
y o. however prevented from inilict-
ne ar" any, injury TO the person of Mr.. A.,
M y wa WAS Immediately taken into custo-
y. nv the proper authorities. lie was
y! or Grey, it is supposed.
The bill to reduce and graduate the
-icc of the Public Lands was then
lp 'r.[ mi Committee of the Whole.
Nm. Wr, Ficklin spoke in favor OF, and Mr.
Cansin in opposition to the bill-com-
s,;ttoc rose and reported progress.
NJ Hardin introduced bill for the
..o3nction ofPostagc. Read twice and
.efarred to Committee of the Whole.
Dec. Goth, 1914.
The Senate did not sit to-day.
In the House of Representatives, az
for much confusion, resolution to sus-
nrnd the rules of the House to go into
Committee ofthe Whole on the State
ofthe Union. was carried.
SUB-TREAsURY LAW.
After much discussion OH points OF
order, the Committee went into the
consideration of the law oflast session,
rclatiuc to the safe keeping of the pub
lie money, known as the Sub Treasury
Law.
Dec. 2lst. 1871.
UoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES, cssrs.
Tucker and Bclser took their seats for
the first time to-day. A resolution
passed the House this morning, that
the debate on the Sub-Trcasury should
cease, in Committee of the Whole two
hours after it shall be taken up. The
House then went into Committee OF the
Whole, Mr.. Cave Johnson in the Chair,
and discussed the Sub-Trchsury bill.
After a very animated debate Mr.
Adams moved to strike outthc hrsts
ton. Ruled out of order.
The yeas and nays were ordered on
the engrossmcnt of the bill-for third
reading. Yeas l25; nays 69.
Here about twenty members started
to their feet, cxclAiming "Mr. Speak
cr,"" Mr.. Speakcr!' The question
then was, ''Shall the main question be
plt?" Mr.. Boyd called the Prcviou;
Question. Mr. Clingman called the
yeas and nays ordrcd. Yeas 1913
nays, IS.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-11
Distinct Court u. 5, Iowa County, Wiscoasi,
Territory, April Tenn, a. d. 1871,
Dennis Murphy,

Thomas Drum and OWN Reilly, Executors -
of Michael Murphy, deceased, and Andrew
Murphy, MARY Ann murphy, Catharine :.
Murphy, Michael Murphy, Lucy Murphy,
Margaret Munhy and John Murphy, ia s
faht heirs =; law at the said Michael Muir ;
ply, d,ceusel, and Lucy Murphy, htswite,
aad James Murphy.
q appearing 10 tho satisfaction Of the Chanrc-
II lor, by affidavit iled, that part Of the said dc.
PENDANTS arc non-rcsidrniS ot this Teritny there
fore ordered that tho said dcicndanp plead, an
swer or domu 10 complainani's b,ll hetein, on or
before the first day of iha April term Of tao Dis
uct Court Of Iowa county, w. 4. The begun aud
held nj Mineral Point, on tho second Monday OF
April, ISIS, or that Otherwise compartments hill
wall be confessed, and decree entered aceodinsly,
and that n copy OF this order be published for siN
weeks excessively, previous to said term in the
Grant County Herald, newspaper published al
Lancaster, IN said county Of Grant
Given mdc, my hand this 5,h day OF Derpmhar,
4 D. 1911. CiAS DUNN,
Judge Is, Judicial Djsl,ie', VI
&c. c. WAsn9unNr, CompnnonI's >ol'r
Territory Of Wisconsin,l
County OF Iowa, ], Gcolge u, Jones,
Clerk Of the District Count al the United State. Ia
and for tho county aud Territory alorc,ajd, dc
hereby certify that the above AID foregoing is q
true aud correct copy Of Tho Older Of Court, made
IN the above cntiIlod cause, as appears from tho
Recull IA my Office.
IN Testimony Whoreo', | have hercunt
J.. $. sctmy baud aud affixed the seal ct sal
Court,at the Clc,k's Office ia Mineral Point
the 1th day of December, 4. u. 1911,
Attest, Gro. w lnNEs, OK y. G., l. Go