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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23
CHARLOTTE, Va, May 10Th, l9I5.
To The Editors Of The Whig:
Z. c. LEE, Secretary.

CHARLOTTE, Va, May 10Th, l9i5
To The Editors Of he Wig:
Gentemen-My attention called few days since,
by smiling Democrat, TO Card published in tho Rich.
mond Times, written IN the plural and signed the sin
gusr number for insiancehe says, had been in the
county AT the election should have voted for him Who
the gentleman includes with himself am n loss know
but Il Is not his FAULT only lack the necessary infona
ton and hope none will blame for HE being loss
with regard to the meaning Of my card Of the 25 April
last Tie has very good for writnR--bai Of
hsiyng his friends IN Charlotte But, for that word inn
puaon, have little 90 fear from him. in Charlotte "
he in his mothers arms for I claim have
been born in the county In his last caussho the
right 10 think for medctate-Or, at least TO counsel
and had not supposed his paper circulated elsewhere
should have taken public notice Of w. ! claim
the prerogative 10 think for myself. Dcta;on comes
best from those In authority, like Cincinnttus Of old
certain occasions, and council from those who
gsgod. W. &. &. says he entirely Unconscious Of having
given the slightest VI offence, and safely
ditto. JOS. ~. WILSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23
N. Y. MARKET-Muy 2O-2IP. NJ

The sales OF cotton roach 300 bales az firm prices 10
shade Of advance. Flour droops STILL Genesee has been
sold at Si62. for lots fresh but little Of order and
some in good order parted with tho same price,
Ohio and Michigan Of good brands g. Southern S475a
90 snd S5. Sales rye 65c $500 bu Va. corn at 44c
measure. cargo handsome Delaware at IS cts measure
and Jersey at 46t cts. measure.
1000 bu. Southern oats al - cs.i Northern are 3Oa
81 cts.
Provisions rather better thought Of for the news;
4OObbls. old mess pork, good article. brought SI25O
though there lots which could had at something less
prime is $685. new pork, Sl025 and - as I00bls new
sour prime sold at S925. Lard 10 rather better, l00bbls.
good sold at 7Icts.
Whisky 2it2l5c.
There Is but little business in foreign bills.
r. s. Evening. There has boon large business done in
cotton since change. Shippers have offered previous
inal prices freely, aud been freely. though in some
cases shade Of advance has boon obtained The sales
amount to nearly quite 1000 bales The ma ko closes
10 good health Jour. Com.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23

Truly. says the Louisville Journal, Cincinnati is won
derui city in foryve years population has increased
from hive hundred 10 seventy thousand souls Forty-ve
years ago, Cincinnsh village OF log cabins in the
centre Of vast wilderness; now is city OF immense
commercial and manufacturing importance with large
and enierprsing population noted for devotion 10 all the
arts that adorn society and pecuarze modern civilization
The records oil the Old World cannot furnish instance
wonderful, and honorable human enterprise What
the bOased wonders Of the Old World to such won
der % that we considering, which required forces I'M
known TO antiquity To rescue almost iimsb lie der
ness from state Of nature and build where fifty years
ago the shade OF trees senues old eposed city rich
In intellect art and every kind Of industry an achieve
nent which The ancient world cannot parallel.
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DIED.

In Charlottesville the 10th Of April, ISi5 Miss Lucy
W. GfNER, second daughter 81 the late Peachy r. Gmer
IN the 23d year Of her age. In tho carly death Of This
young lady, society has lost member eninently interest
ing and lovely gifted with every quality which il charm
ing and attractive in her sex, fine intellect highly chilli
waited ond richly stored with knowledge on Imagination
graceful and vivid with wit bright and sparkling and en-
poyed ever TO afford delight never TO nnict psn soul
pure IN its every feeling sud warmly alive every gener
Gus and noble mpulse disposition gay gentle aud kind
features ciassieay beauu counienance open and nge
nuous, rejecting every feeling sud sentiment Of her heart
she was admired and beloved by all who knew her She
was devoted add dutul daughter, aecionsts sister
and true Trend. She had been for FIVE years member
OF the Episcopa Church. aud her meek aBd humble pety
impaired additional and beauty the natural love
iness Oi her character There osentsion or pa
rnde in her religion, bot II manifested itself in the beautiful
holiness and purity q her characler IN the exemplary man
nef m winch she Discharged oil the duties OF her situation
IN life; and in the Christian Charity which was snpls
enough to comprehend oil her fellow creatures IN it, en-
brace being sngeic-more freed from the o,iyi
nal faint Of sin, inherent IN human natufenotc boly In
thought word or deed, never granted by bepefceni
Providence 10 grace this world with her prereuce We
mourn the sad fate Ol loved friend stricken by the hand
Of Death. whIe yet in the freshness and bloom u c bot
on grief Is aeyaied and frightened by the assured hope
that Desth has been 10 her but the transit from the dam
sorrows Ol this 10 the goes Of another world and that she
v now numbered among the spirits purified no reioice
N songs Of praise around the throne II the
Sustained through long add painful illness. and in tho
hour Oi DEATH by that loh which reaches r beyopd ee
human vision her spirit departed not amid the cloud- and
darkness 81 fear; but LIKE the ~ the morning faded
away, and calm, into the brighter ig, Of Heaven
Death TO her s but the realization Of immortality
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sIO2.43
Sl7.07 average.
Mr.. BENJAMIN SoRwoop's cRor
Sll.5I average.
MARRIED

In the city Of Boston, on the 10Th inst, by tho Rev r.
G. WateTston. THOMAS a. RUST, Esq. Of thi. City,
former place.
On the 2Oth inst, by III, Rev. Mr.. woodbridRe, Dr.
JAMES b. MCAW, Of Powh,tan, TO Miss DELLA
ANN daughter Of DR.. WIN. A. Patteson. OF this cIiy
On Thursday the 22nd inst, o'clock, a. NJ. by the
Rev. j. II. Morrison, Mr.. WILLIAM g. MsSy. al Fase.
county, TO Mrs. ELIZABETH B, JoSLs, Of this city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23

WAR lTfNs TsuN CAyADA.-Ffom the British WhiR
published ~ kingston e.. W II the 10 inst we e1aet
the following psraRraph"Bui some Of those items for
winch our readers will seek vain we con supply from
fumor, and they believe much they please Eight
regiments are ordered out Immediately Canada aud those
gong nome tbs GUNNER are stayed l further orders IN
order 70 encourage the recruiting of soldiers for regiments
o he nU tue standard has been reduced one inch Tbi.
iact The dock yard at Kingston forthwith 10 be DOT
up on iul establishment, a1d Admiralty Commssi,ner
VIII assume the command under whose superintendencs
,feo ifon steam gaes Of the largest class are 10 be- built
Mf tucker, the Admiralty builder the architect who but
vac Chefohee ayed out In the lbsrnia. and by this days
steamer % actually a. bis post IN Kinzston
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THE .CRuaAnI..

The Cinesas.i 0azssis no,lcins Ian, s,,sl. A. ,hs
s~vernmens pspes. speskax u the ease With which
erussds" could Be 70, up shs Hsls o( the Mon,sau
msss" ssys
ies as We fear the spirit OF tho temper Of the
lick IN the uaion. Il bodes no good IL 10 evil. The
cry OF "io. west-one blast from the buele psoc.imns
a. wa'ehwords the Halle Of tho Mon,esumss, and the
nss OF Mexico, wosld start into being twenty
volunteers. Az. 90 IL would. What thsnf Why, in
his valley 'ssmnt with lie. spirit Of ssrrandis smsni
-oi mad and msddening exeitemsnt-ofa ssl6sh and
burning ,hirs, Tor powered military excite con-
quest In lie worst and most detsssbs rule a.
rsnt ssssiss. sweeping all bsfoss o. snd q sars q h,
lives, desolatins the hope Of tho virtuous and ,hs
Tree Let all parties shun THE syirit a thev wound
dishonor Let the country smie Il down, In its early
manhood ere that manhood be smisn unto death BY il.
foul and degrading breath"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23

Tonaoco CRor MissovFi,--The ST. Louis Republican
Of The I2h inst We sorry 10 hear dismal
Of tho cunning tobacco crop IN this State. IN many, not
Il tho counties the Missouri, heTo has been very
general nore 81 the plants IN consequence q the cd and
unfayoruble weather. nnd those who persist attempting
raise thom rely the most favorable aspect Of the
weather bring them maturity. In franklin county,
noted O the production ofouf tobacco the planters
suutnR corn and elsewhere others parting IN hemp.
Unless very great change takes place in the prospect there
will be almost failure In the obacooorop. Timely
rains have pro, cd the prospect in the country bordering
on the Mississipp.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23
ON PRESERVING BUTTER.
The following letter appears among the documents
eompanying Mr.. Ellsworths late Report

The following letter appears among the documents ac-
eompanyng Mr. Elsworth's late Report
HARrrokp. Jan. 18th, ls4I.
Sir:-ln answer 10 your enqury--what has been your
practice in putting up butter especially for in
hot climates long voyaSesi-l will cheeruly state that
have had considerable experience this subject and in
some particulars, good There many things
required TO good butter. The butter itself be
well made-that is worked enough. and much and
sailed with rock salt This being well done and the but
ermk all expelled the butter may be packed in good bite
oak (well seasoned) CASKS wei! filed In cool climates
larger casks be used. In hot climates, It is best
nave small caskssay from twenty-five thirty pounds;
that too much need be exposed while using Then
put these small casks into hosshead aud ill up the
with strong pickle that will bear egg and the butter
be shipped om the West Indies Europe and kept per-
tecty sweet lhAye found salt peue sugar any
benefit Butter o packing has opened good in the
West Indies il in Connecticut will remark, that
To keep butter in cchouses when it Frozen will
answer, If the butter is to be continued in the temper.
aiurs; but ii II Is exposed TO weather. after being
ken from the ice, 1t will not keep as long if it had
been exposed 10 cold temperature.
Iours respectfully, &. FOX.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23

NEvEa YHLp-Never yield 10 dscouraRing oire.m
stances, possibly help H. n your prospects ar,
dscouraaing dontlook sad and rels1 your eor. WIS,
s 10 sii down and weep the msforlunes a M, =
lip again and 60 H. and fail again you ean do better
hut don't stop cry Don't suffer your sorrowI eslinrs
70 gain tho sscendency, and show your teeth snap
your best friends Who will sssist you' Who viii MOI,
p.ss yco By and cry. "Let him alone,"
Mske the best of everything. BE true philosopher and
take life ss comes, with to-day and sun 10 NOR
Then you will sucoeedthere s question u it
you must succeed, where thousand fell who lack eour-
aud snsrEy and yield TO tho fret breath Of sdyersy
PnrfInnd IrlLnnr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23

fIcTIoS ExrIopEp-li may be remembered that at
the las session Of Congress, there personal 2asaTs
between Mr. Black Of Georgia. and Mr. Gddngs OF Ohio;
In which the former ohurged Mr. Gddings with 'rauking
calico ifock" home 10 hts wife. Mr. Giddngs said ht.
lie or nothing about II the time. pfeferng 10 have the
matter officially investigated; TO which end he called ON
the Postmaster General. The rcsu, that the package
referred o~hether it eontainod frock. shawl OF
piece OF sik-was sent, not by Mr.. GiddinRs but by
Democratic member, aud thanked by noess person
sge haa Mr.. Caleb McNuy, the then Democratic clerk
al the HOnse who was afterwards summary dismissed Tor
making great desl too free with the public money So
Nc. Black shipping brethren Of has own faith over
the innocent shoulders Of Nc. Giddings.
IN, y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23

JETs DEAu coLosSE.-We have seen, in a fair hand
Partisan invention which ia likely become ycry
popular among the ladies'. small and slender boitle
made OF elastic substance, Is constructed that the
slightest pressure OF the hand sends forth small
stream OF irs contents in fragrant Jet Tire object
this in boquet and at will by the closing OF the hand
mpegna,e the flowers with fresh perfume gives oppor
unity also FOR coquetish bit Of mischief the Jet
discharged he face of gentleman making oaetory
approach Woodwork viii PROBABLY have them by the
next packet.-Erening Mirror.
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RICHMOND MARKETS

r Asy %, ls45.
ToBACCO--Inspections have incre a.ej with no
change IN prices. We quote: Lugs, new Sli,oi Con,
Leaf ssta3t and 4; middling S4taai aud S. Good as,
40 ana ot fne SIslOt as IN quality; tine manulaeur.
ing descriptions $40 to IS.
GRAlN-Com I0c.; Oats from wagons and Depot e6
TO 27c. ~ p''-
CUT NAILS-iia5c.
N. Z. CoTToN-5ta5lc.
5Ua75c. " 9''''' o'a'A
WHISkEY-Bbls. Csc; hhds 24c
Patent he; Talow IOai2I
ootFEE-Ro 6aasc; Laguayra 7Aas; ST. DOMINGO
GsaO lava I05aIle.
HERDS GRASS-s71c. do
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushol
flSH-New No. I Shad Sss; New cut Herring, from
wharf sac, with good deman
neutrality-suspicious. S4i to Al; Extra SIS.
lRoN-Pig S35a37s; English $50; Sweden 8 90; Ire
degar 500. NV
MOLAsSES-N. Orleans in bbls. 3Ia32c; Porto Ric,
3la33c; Cuba Zoe.
oII-win,er ss5alOO; Fall strained sOass; Whale in
bbs. Ale.
PRovIsloNs-BacOn (hog rOund) 7,ase.; Shoulders
6a1c; Sides 75aSc.: Lard SAs9c.
PLAISTER-S43 on Basin Bank.
SUGARS-Market dull ST. Croix sa9Ic: Porto Rico
63a6ie; New Orleans 6 10 7c. -
SHoT-55c.
sALT1 Alt; si,sai s.oso 81 go to I.s5.
?, ILs-Ieei from S3t to At Sheep from 81 to 81,
Hogs from "a io4t.
EXCHANGE.
n York drafts sal prem. Baltimore drafts Ial prem
Philadelphia Iil prem North Carolina iai Al.
South Carolina DDS. Wheeling dis.
treasury Notes prem. Tennessee dis.
Alabama IL dis. Specie prem
COAL FREJGHTS
To Baltimore 81 pr bu ,heL to Phlad-ph.
cents; TO New York 6aGl Boston cents; u.a
HT'For Boon and other eastern port demand
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23

AN EARLY STAET.-The Pttsburg American has the
following in regard to the late elections in Virginia.
lowing 10 the numerous fires in the woods and terrible
hurricanes and parchDg draughts throughout Virginia
the wings Of that State have allowed the elections THU
spring to 60 by deiault-eIcept in spot where they
gained delegate TO the House Of Burgesses. We are
happy however find tina; friends In that State are
rayng noble zeal TO recover their lost ground at the
EE1T election"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23

In the Southern Methodist Episcopal at Louis
vile, Thursday last, DIR BLscOA Chairman Of the com
mtee separate organization made his report OIL that
subject The report, which occupied nearly two hours in
The reading of said TO be document Of extraordinary
ability IL concludes by recommending distinct and sep
srate organization under the title Of he Methodist Epis
eopa Church South" No action had on tie Report
EoIg H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23

DIVISION VI. f.. CHURcH-The v)te in the New
York Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, 10 rescnd the restrictive rule that the property
Vt tho Church may be divided, lost-ihe requisite mum
Der not having voted in the affirmative II the delegates
al the Southern Conference, assembled in Convention at
Louisville, should SEPARATE says tho New York Mir
for, hcy could claim Of the joint properly Of the
Church. The law would undoubtedly consider them as
sr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23

DO VOC WAIT TO BuY CHEtrl--Then purchase Of those
who advertise. at h." says contemporary 'An establish
I'd axiom IN business affairs that the increased custom At
uselso ey advertising enables the dealer resong this
practice, 10 vend his on cheaper terms tbsn II IL
possible Tor those who do not advertise their goods The
limited sales Of the merchant who suempt to do business
without noying the public Whist he has 10 se OF where
40 naa he nrncnara - =. -'s-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23

NfoopiDg 10 CoHqsr.-A novel marriage s,iso,,;oD d;
recorded mot much 10 the advantage Ofthe ady IN sts
number u The North Adams Transcript where story !.
to OF Ia dam'el ~ that Town who found Il some
uHcu' 70 decide between two rival su1rs for her nd
ana maoe hem both agree 10 accompany her TO the of
:" he sqate, where she promised 10 make bsy sel..,i
Nv couuon 'hot the rejected suor should pay the
zee presenter with five dollars and thso den,,, H. -,
i"f 'ne spnee Of one year The Tfanserpt az, b,, a. &
"a oiama "as actually performed, END the ds.o,io -
ltit IOWA per sgreemeut."- Boston T,o,, WV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23

" Fine times aro these. Though politics run low and
there seems 10 be deSrh Of important aud interesting
Ter generally yet tho ResfOT6fyts determined that
sia lack for good cheer They favour ~ slmost
daily with something and exquisite We have TO &C.
knowledge from the propsors Of tho Pantheon bowl Of
Turtle Soup, such 1--WE may add we are rarely pnvi
lodged 10 $40.
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:. poeT.s poMANcg ANp RgALIrY.

TN. uo~iu. ar. all poets William Mary and Richard.
are yell by their wnunxs. and what 10 moss, they
reduce their poetry TO practice. Among the schemes en-
tertaned by family and their friends the settling
colony in Australia upon poetic and principles,
and antzgon. TO worldly wisdom and tho working day
world. fertile tract obtained cone two OF three
year. ago by the Uopians and Richard Howu and fam
w. with several Others oil OF the society OF Friends lett
the rugged shores and changcu skies Of England for the
blooming fertility and coudcss skies Of the southern
hemisphere. William and Mary. with some additional
coloniss to vin them in their paradss after time
The first tidngs the world large has OF the success OF
the endeavor-snd all the world its well wishes
the form Of lyric from Richard, which tells us
very plainly thst the first generation will sing the songs OF
exile. though their posery may have old mprcs-
sions the delights OF their bamy, beauteous Au
stralan heritsgel
OLD IMPRESSIONS.
Nav, tell me not, the exile said,
You think this land fair ours;
That endless springs around us spread.
That blessings rise on every hand
q, give TO ceunuy's flowers,
And give To me our native land.
Our church yard, with its old gray wall;
Our church. with its sweet Sabbath bell;
Our village fields, 80 green and small;
The primrose in my native dell
see, hear, feel them all
In memory know and love them we'll
The bell bird by the river heard
The whip bird. which, surprised. hear
In me have powerful memories stirred
OF other and strains more dear;
or sweeter songs than these afford,
The thrush and blackbrd warbing clear.
The robin which here behold.
Most beautiful with breast OF flame
. No cottage cnterer, shyly bold,
No household bird in seasons drear,
IL wild, is silent not the same
be-burying bird OF ancient fame;
Where Is the strain was wont 10 hear
The song OF russctleaves and scar
o. call il by other name.
I'm tired Of woods forever green
Ipine the leaves decay;
To see them, rs our seen,
Turn crimson. orange, russell, grey;
To see them, Us I've them off,
By tempest and whirled alof;
Or, on some bland, autumnal day,
A golden season. sill and soft,
In woodland walk, in garden croft
Die silently, end drop away.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23

CANDLES THAT Do NOT NEED sNUFFING.
Candles may be made 10 burn their wicks by sstu-
rating them with strong solution Of ne, and then tho
roughly drying them The Of the wicks Of the can
dies refusing burn that the cannot get access 10
them The Dire, however, al nigh temperature will sup.
ply oxygen enough for this purposc-Miehigaa Farmer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23
A LONG sTRIDE

Iaa Joaess successor ssys Of the Young Democracy"
Ill viii plant right foot the Northern verge Of ore.
GOO and he left upon the Adsntic ersg!"
We should hiak The child would be sp, burst IL ow
ss., 10 mskiae soch vide stradde.
Pail Morning. Poet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23

There is going to be very fierce fight between the u
h'ed STATE Journal Madsonian) and tho Richmond En-
qurcr. The latter published what the Journ. ch,.,.
es Us an unscnpulous and unwsrsntsble attack upon IL,
ThereuPon the Journal takes FIRE, and threatens war of
determination. ~ "
IL appears that for somo time previou. 10 ,b,. .,,.el r
me ENQUIRER the Journal had mediis, ceasinQ To
change WITH and had sofar mention the mat,
yer number iriends but that has been de-
cared. the exchange" is 10 continue .ul the ,,orn
es by" P
can scarcely be that fight between such
ssoSd De interest w-ehnI watch its progress;
Journal will be the 'victor.-Baif. Pat
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23

TEE LossEs II "FasHoS."-The N. York Spirit remarks
that the knowing ones" and all those up "stsbe Sc
crets" in common with the sma people" who hide be-
hind fences TO the hOrses take their work. and who
pump" the stable boys. are all Of them alike, "down on
their uek The deepest dock and the highest trees are
nnxiousy inquired for aud animated discussions arc going
about whether dre wninR hanging nreeraLIe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23

ihe Seofge'o"n Advocate Of Tuesday says "a e.-
les'iel phe0omenon, having the sppsstsoes a. 60,
visible during the early part III ss, 80, yine''
died position south. and was drugoi.hsbs both g.,
west OF the moon, On the lser very bright Ds,ss, NY,
asceTained," 'es'ees MOI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23

Captain Baker Of the bark Falmouth arrived here yes-
,erdsy, reports that tho English Mail Steamer from Yer.
Cru. had just arrived at Havana, 7th ns with dispatches
Tor Mr.. Crawford, the British Consul. advising him that
the boundary lines Of Texas had been Defined and settled
and her Independence guaranteed by Con, snon be-
tween England, France aud Mexico.
Accosnis by the arrival state that Santo Aus has
been reduced TO the alternative OF years OF
fial for NAL Y Exrsr,s OF IA, q At
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23

u See the very striking resolutions of tho People Of
the county Of Hardy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-23
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES At
OLD POINT COME0RT -

= settled tina, President Pok 10 To visit Old Point
Comfort IA the course of tho ensuing month"; with the in
"nuon OF making that charming watering place his sum
mer residence In tho mean time Mr.. Jsmss 8. French
ne present proprietor of the Hygeia Hotel Is prspsr.
ing ample accommodation for tho crowds of com.
pany which are expected to throng around the Pres
den'-n0t for otiice-toh, mol but to pay their
'uke up his abode At Fort Monroe where he will be nc
ee'sioe to oil who may desire to him. Ills predeces
sos chose their abode on the Rip Raps which was in very
osd TASTE, Showing an snsocabc diposon) well ex.
eeedingly ineonvenient to their visitors The add,on
which Mr.. French suidine To the Old Hyssa Is rapidly
going on. aud will enable him give 10
500 persons.-NoRroLk HERALD -
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In consequences Of the arrival Of the Steamers nows
tho cotton market has been very quiet today tho
tons having only amounted about 700 bales. Prices
well sustained and there is particularly good onqui-
for Louisiana and Missssippi Coons. Of which the
ket 10 nearly hare.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
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LOST,

I'm the 2lst instant, between Bacon Quarter
~ Branch and the Brook Turnpke-eae Bhek Sin UM.
DREIA lettered N. INSIDE with white w.
Richmond Va The Under will be suitably rewarded
ing It at our ofiee JAMES FISHERS SONS.