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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05

We mentioned last week report thar drunken wretch
had knocked down. with club female in Flint District
and severely injured her. the female young girl and
the outrsges committed upon her the dastsrdly
and brutal but not likely 10 terminate fatally report
cd The girl, respectable Cherokee had gone Evans
vile 10 purchase few articles Of the Stores and
when returning home followed by her despoiler Rat
ling Gosrd, who had been drinking whiskey. He 10 in
chains and will doubtless the pensty that
the law attaches 10 the crime Of which he is guilty..
Cherokee Adpoeate Sth fnsf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05

good one.-A lad relating 10 OF his companions
the exploits of his siher in hpnng The previous day.
asserted that he had killed nine hundred and ninety nine
pigeons nj shot His companion observed ihst would
have been well 10 have sdded the number, and
made IL thousandst which the lad 10 high dud.
geon rtored'Whsi, do you think my father would tell
a lio for one pigeon 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05
TVAIIJE Og NEWspaPFps

There 4 no book chesp . newspapers none 90 in
tcrsssng because eoassts of variety measured out in
satsele proportions a. 10 tine end q1aty. being new
evsiS sesk. invites tn hsbt Of reading and affords
..y snd sgfsesbe mode u securing knowledge
usi % ds vsfsre of the sdivdasl and tho commonly
esvse- many hoars pas away pleasantly and probably
Which wesd osherwss have been spent 10 dlsness and
m,~,hsf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05
Impr,orreu,,u, !, ~, "a TY,,,,

Our neighbors of the Times and Compiler have
enlarged their sheet, very considerably, and pre-.
scented Il to their readers, on yesterday morning,
in a new dress. The political " complexion " Of
the Times is such as it has been wearing since
il threw of its neutrality some months ago; aud
the industry and ability displayed by the proprie
tors OF that paper VIII entite them to be clsssed
among the earnest advocates of Wing measures.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05

How beautiful has it been asked by an eminent writer
-.ls there to be found gf Of heaven more precious
more worthy Of most ardent gratitude than that Of pos
sessiDg family home where virtues, kindness and en-
Joyment day guests where the heart and the eyes
sun themselves IN world Of love, where the thoughts srs
lively and enlightened where friends only by word bu
by scton say each o,her-"Thy Joy. thy souow thy
hope toy prayers nine9'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05
AN ANCIENT RELIC.

The Editor a TIE Savannah Georgian has been present.
ed by gentleman at ;Iat City, with Pengun's EGG,
which found by Capt Williams Of The b. Ship Caha.
rne. twenty-five feet below the surface Of Island. j
is suppose 10 be about three thousand years old.
South Cdroliataa,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05

@ NOTICE. ~
NHE subscriber being comparatively stran-
ger in ir city, would Offering his services
10 the community House Painter Glazier. Ac
He has taken OF Shop Street next TO Dr.
formerly occupied BY Mr.
ne would be hansfu receive subserber
pledges himself the best spare no tains
give sasseton who may hvor patronage
W Reference be had % Samuel Reeve N
don Esqrs Any ordero e gen
uemen, viii be punetuiIy attended To-
JAMES WRIGHT
Richmond. June 5th. Ists q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05
From the N. Y. EIpress
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMRRIA.
THREE nAUc Il rcn

It'll n
90. oai"''a ain'ea u oo''on on sunday night, al
O'Clock She lett Liverpool on the 2oh and has made the
passage in liie than twelve days which, ct this
season Of the year il somew remarkable Wa
Cd The Ros,o, ns,er. Of M,,d,v ,,o,,., ;,. -, -
III s.,o FL, s.. .o"s VII" JUG '0fegn
'', a. 'OO 80 ~ S'Os" '"'' s'e"us'
Inc news Is out three Gays later than received by the
Great Western, and Is not important.
After the sailing Of Great Western the markets had
not experienced any great change but on the whole
more buoyant than before
TIL. p,;, oo,.,. s,,,. ,h., Nc
III; t,;.,J. ~ 10 i, h 81 -, 800 = 'sen oe''oi'-
ai"t, ' ~ vi" W "o' " ''u'hs Ms once IN tort
A letter from Rer;n. gven in IN. IoDdon no.,,.- TT.
raid of the sth ststes that Rnee who lind eau.ed ~, 90
cesson from the Roman Cohoe Church in C. ~
hem ,ho, nv IN, oman Ca,hoIies, '''''' "''
The ement teonires con6,m.,;o,
The Hon. A Smith, Charue d'Aa,iros oC r...s I'D
arrived in London CHARGED win m,srs ean.. 'I -.
Annsraiion,o Of Texas to tho United States : ''
The Duke Of Newcastle moved by the disreSses oT m.
county, saned long letter which oppesr. in the
Times Of the sb Addressed the people Of
he is ready TO take their in hand If they will wheel
The prssen, Government out Of power. ~ '''
ns' osen % NAV me queen shall not visit
nor s,,ar,;oo, 1hs ,..sn, ,Sy,.. So. p " ne' sum
ere long IN. will yi.it the KIM and cn..n IS a.
Tine proceedings which took p,c. IN The Han.s g %
mons an the IGb m. imoor,ant in ,h =, I'm
m,,,rrs br,ween EnVland and the IJnS So Tr W
h,,. ,oC.,,.d r,o,e n,,n.ul.,l =. - "e oe-
which the member. con,sndsd 80 ''
inefci.nt s,ntc-b,dlv n,nn,d ,rd &c.. ~ -. ~,
20 The country and % Tho .s,vi.. rs
in,fe;sncv was made nv s., G.o,a. o. nus
b,, M ,bo dmi,sy ~ ~ anu Jug
,yas ,byp.gn ON IN, RTcLsoas ,,o cSIi ' s one
ev;ncsd M viing,es, IN aloc, - %, ~ w VIM
nation :, /. better sosi,ior Wv " WINS " '"e
A n,o,.s, sv.in., tho M,vooo,h ..,L.l -
ed 10 The CbanceIlor OF The Ercbso o ~ si
re-. al he S.n.ts ~ ,hs - ~ 10y ",on-
,ssv ..v ba, bsy .bsv. ~. ",,,' " wpieh
6,mlv r,,,es, asa,,., Die ,oJ spssna"se TO- ahu
ry rIsI S,D - =, =. ' 80, "''e"''
49, - w uau ue S ,n on esiseifshing
-. not 600 ~ a. - Spt :" I"VOyoOo rance OF
y 900 ~ a. "a " 'eu Y INC BANK OF rance
SUI 0'VV''OV " ''' W '"aies oi lVVO francs
e'."'
Letters from lunch o. me 'h inst ststc that the csp.
tai sentence pronounced against Dr Seger bss been
hrmed by the Supreme Tribunal II Lucorne. His lasr
hope rests N tue Gfsnd Coa"e which alone can pardon
him. The Governments OF Zurich and Berne bad each
sem one o. eH "e0e' 70 buce'ns 70 in'eresde IN bis
'"0'' -
RoHE' AFETL 26-The courier who was dispatched
Yesterday by the Russan Ambassador 10 81 Pefesburgh
the bearer Of energetic Proes,aoGs on the Of the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05
naRHEyn.

On Thu'-ay morning. May By EJerJ H. For Csp JAZZ
" HARRIS 70 Mr. JACINTHA r. SMITH, al ~ .1an-
w. Va.
~ Tho ~ Baptist Church thursday evening ihc so Instant
- Rev ia, " Taylor NJ JAS ~ COLE, Of city 70 MIS-
ANN ~. FCRYEAh, 81 ufnrico eouny. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05

There is cctain before the love OF the sexes com.
menccs, when the feeling OF friendship almost passion
You see Hconsnny boys and girls ut schools IL i.
the si vague craving Of the heart master food Of
the human hear-lovc. Il has jealouse. and hutnors
and caprces, like love i,seIf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05

pBy the "Psnbeon" notice, IL will Be sesn that ine
large Turtle. is to DO served up Epicursan STYLE TO- day
aud tomorrow. 'f s. =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05

WISE Judse.-A Juror fined Eve dollars
Tor not attending special His that he
took no newspaper, and not Of the time. The
Judge said ;ha, was aggravaon Of the oence-every
good citizen was morally bound 10 tale Newspaper
and lind him tcI dollars. sensible Judge that.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05

D.irH ny So.LDISs.Harrie L. liitle child OF volney
and Mary X. winchell OF Ashleyvlle West Springfield
two and hall years DID, u her death the 18th
by falling backwards into pail Of hot water the day be-
tore and scadns her back and sides nearly all The
little sufferer lingered in intense pain about - hours At
the time OF the accident the ia,her absent in New
York, and the mother had LEFT her few moment, in
charge Of the hired gih.-Spring6eld Gazette.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05

miuo 81 his Britannia Majesty Europe OF cay articles
.S,. o ~, &c. Iesec. 'hsa wsrr. % afhs be pay
foreign county.
aud whereas. application he. been made. on The par, Of
the Government Of the United Sissss Of Au,re. he
euWcf vs~ssssa., -uaiasA asa,sa ~ NsrIco r.
sPeenveiy. claiming under the .sd treaties he sdmisson
Of sugar the Of NE pslssi sssvss q Assrsss.
the State OF Venexusls ss thu usssi sasss Of Nexico
isspoe,vey he ssd dssss q Ne Ed 81 "a per CO,
Iespectively. fl5ygrlf -sls,l5s--0 $50 - -
rnvy Coueeihdoth Order shss hrown mu.co
yado OF elaved sugsr mot being rs6nsd bs rro Of
the United States VI Amsrics OF VI The State OF Ven
according - the forms of b admitted q, the ssid
rate OF duty, suiect sserhslsss produeoa Of the
Same certificate and nskns Of The Ike declarations q ar.
chins. Javss usnils. And tho Right Hon The Lors
commissioners Of her Ms-sivs Treasury give the
Necessary dr-c'oa aseprdasy 10 carry this order into Of
feet frum the prevent time. ~ - ~ "UNd
ffe~ ht Aisssy Bssssss syssvssi, SsisrIsv. .. n.
DISASTROUS CONFEDERATION AT QUEBEC.
We are indebted to passenger who len Moutfs.t ,e,
ssrdsy Tor copy OF The Mencs Hstsd of the n
sernoon tThudsv> in which fod lhs folo~ins pscu
lars Of ire Qusbec "Wednesday la,s which had re-
sl raging when the Queen s,s amer which h,oa.h, 49,
news to Moutresi lett Qssbes. u n dhiGlE
n Eom .sss uasirssi Herald. Hshs sf' Txsvsx.v.
The Queen steamer which left Quebec q i've O'Clock
ton which WA aeine In city at the tune Of n, deo.,
ture. The following extract Of letter with WINCH
we have boen favored from ihs popsors Of the ousbee
ork,ze Wednesday, Nay as.-@
b ~, N. =. - - ~ tH.lEp a.t 3 P. N. :
The oasbee Ga.e,,s will not be published to-day the
hands being all absent at the ERE which occurred at Mr.
kishsrds Tsnnery in 81 Vser Suburbs about noon and
Ia. already sptcsd over nesry all 81. Roch Suburbs A
population, Of about ten thousand soul. will be without,
house or home tonight having lost slmost every thing
30 rapidly the flames driven BY strong scstsrlv
wind among hOases mostly Of wood. u d I.-fll
Fortunately shower which has last fallen will mrs ven,
ira firm in ali
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05
PITTSBURGH.

The Pittsburgh ARIEL speaking Of the recent fire saws
There Is no doubt that the stable Of Mr.. Young was
ired designedy. Mrs. Nelson, who lived in Mr. Days
house. back Of the stable Prospect street, saw two half
grown boys come OF il few minutes previous to the
breaking onto the hames A e girl, daughter Of Mrs
Catherine Beatty boy about four and half feet i'm
height wearing blue cloth cap. aud blue roek coat, gni,
Ing match beside the stable She approached him. when
he drewhn cap over his face, and deliberately applied the
lighted match, and lied in the direction Of Washington
stree This eoEld easily be done, the alley FIVE or
ak ieet higher than the floor OF the stable Several per.
sons saw the fire in the place the girl states when il was
very small ba; IL increased rapidly that all effort sup
press il proved ineiiectual.p
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05

is-4 Wsps ttoa thy dsssy brow ..i.s ..f..g
"Carsful md uvabled about many things," ., ....i
Uaooes the cambrous hosse-wosk robe which clings
% cisssly hat the struggling spiri,-winss
Hsng heavily and low. ''-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05

coupsss Thy wssry ilmbs In ianxaor swsss, "a
Fsn ~ sissd kssts ard ssss Chg faissrins feat
y, erstsfully THE nrsifrsns viil greet Am
- ,fepa ssrs short release. :,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05

ss.-sl,q Then strive. o. still strive thou
To kssp. amid LIES weary, wearing din,
Polished aud pure the immortal gem within
So thoa ere long that perfect rest shall win
uaF unreslixsd below.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-05

q. n. ALIENS OFFICE.
".sa... TO-DAY.
The A~Iandria Lottery, Extra Beau,ifi Scheme -
Capitals $50 ooo 5000 3eoo prizes Of 1000 40 Of s.e
&c rs Nos Is drawn Tickets only sJ-shares in ropor,ou
Dsawnx Of Aera ndria Lottery Ertra. Gas. Ial:
70 10 IL 81 81 S. 70 - So 81 20 6s &c % ~
q. X. ALLEN.
10 alls-0 a rla... No. S,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-03
From the Baltimore American.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM TEXAS.

The steamship New York arrived at
New Orleans on the 18th instan, from
Galveston, which place she LETT on the
18th instant. President Jones has issued
another Proclamation, announcing the
result of the negotiations that have been
commenced by Captain Elliott, the Brit
ish Charge d. Affaires, with the Mexican
Government.
We annex the following abstract OF it
from the New Orleans Bee:
"Tbe Galveston .NeIs Extra, publish.
es third Proc amation Of Pres;den. JONES,
preceded by prolix preamble, in which
that worthy attempts TO gloss over his
conduct with the .insel of spurious pat.
riotism. He begins thus:
1.-THE executive is now enabled to de.
clare to the people Of Texas the actual
state of their affairs with respect TO Mexi.
co, 20 the end that they may direct and
dispose of them as they shall judge best
forl the honor and permanent interest Of
the Republic.
"Hs then goes on TO say that last sum-
mer he learned from creditable sources
that the Government of Mexico was dis
posed to acknowledge the Independence
OF Texas, upon the understanding that
Texas would maintain her separate exis-
tence; that IN March last the representa-
,ipes of Great Britain and France jointly
renewed the offer OF their Instrumentation
with Mexico for this purpose; that at
they were unaccompanied by any entang
ling conditions, he could not consent TO
reject them, and therefore placed IN the
hands Of their representatives, a statement
OF conditions preliminary TO treaty OF
peace. These conditions having been
accepted by the Government OF Mexico
through The friendly interposiiion Of En-
gland and France. he deems II his duty
to issue the following proclamation -
'"WHkREAs, Authentic proof has recently
been laid before me, TO the effect that tht
Congress Of Mexico has authorized the
Government: to open negotiations ono
conclude treaty with Texas, subject te
the examination and appreciation oil tha
BODY, and further that the Governmet
Mexico has accepted the conditions pre-
scribed on the part Of Texas as prelImi'
nary to a final and definite peace.
"There(ore, |, ANsoN JONES, Pres'
dent Of the Republic of Texas, and Com
mander in Chief OF the Army and Navy
and Militia thereof, do hereby make
known these circumstances to the citizens
of this Republic, till the same can Dc
more fully communicated TO the Honora'
bic Congress and Convention OF the REQ
pie, for their lawful action. at the periot
of their assembling on the 18th June ane
4th July next, and presenting the said &C
ton by virtue of the authority in me vest
ed, do hereby declare and proclaim
cessation of hostilities by land and by sea
against the Republic of Mexico, OF
against the citizens and trade thereof
"In testimony whereof, | have caused
the Great Seal Of the Republic to bt
thereunto affixed.
"TL. S.1-Done at Washington, this
fourth day Of June, in the year OF ouI
.lLord, one thousand, eight hundred anc
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-03
BALTIMORE MARKET,
American Office, June 80, l845.

BEEF CArTLE.-There was a full supply of
Beef Cattle in market to-day, and fair demand.
There 10 no material change since our last weeks
report, except that there is an advance over the
lower figures Of the quotations at that time. and
decrease in the higher. IL is proper to observe
that this is caused by the best having been driven
out Of the market. The offerings at the scales to-
day comprised 52a head, of which 90 remain I'M
sold, 1873 we're driven to Philadelphia, and the
balance, amounting to 3l7 head, were taken by
city butchers at prices ranging from 81 25 to So
per 100 lbs on tho hoof, equal to 81 1925 net.
The sales would average about $2,621, showing
that our last quotations were fully maintained.
HoGs.-There is but a limited supply of live
Hogs in market, and the demand is good. Prices
have consequently advanced. Holders now ask
IS, at which rate sales have been made. We also
note sales of some lots at $4,87d. quality rather
inferior.
FLouR.-There is no change OF importance in
the market for Howard st. Flour. Sales Of old
and re;nspected to limited extent at $4,373.-
Some holders demand S4,43i and show no dsPo-
siton recede from this rate; others ask SO for
choice brands and fresh ground. We note sale
of 100 bbls. of this description at $3.50. The re-
ceipt price from cars is $4.25. We note sale OF
City Mills Flour to-day at s4,44 per bbl. Stock
very small.
GRAis.-A parcel Of fair good fenns. red
Wheat was sold to-day at 80 cents. There are
| no receipts of Md, new or old. The recent rains
will probably prevent the supplies of the new crop
from coming to market early as was expected
We quote Md. white Corn at S9a4l cents; and
M d. yellow at about AZ cents. The last ssle o
Psnna. yellow was at 40 cents. Oats have fur
! Their advanced-we note salesof Md to-day at Spa
| SO cents. Penns. heavy worth moie.
| BAcos.--The market for Bacon, though not
quite so animated during the last week, presents
considerable activity. The sales for some weeks
have greatly exceeded receipts, and holders con-
tinue firm at former quotations which we repeat,
viz: Western Shoulders 6a64; Sides z 74; and
| II ans at "a cents, and for choice lots OF prime
and small 8ao cent. We note a sale OF 80 bids
Sides at cents, and % hhds. do. at "a cents
| The demand for Baltimore Cured is limited
Holders ask the following rates, viz: Shoulders
81 6s; Sides ? 10, and Hams 9al0. Small
sales of Shoulders at our quotations.
! WHIsKEy.-Last sales of hhds. were at 20 cts.
and of bbls. at 81 cents. Both are quite scarce.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-03

To Thomas Lee, .Anthony Lee John Lee,
John White, John Mcdonald and Eliza
beth his wife, Eleanor Lee, Rebecca
Mcdonald, Dar,d Ancram and Abigail
his pife, James Steel and Mary has ,cafe,
Darid w. Throckmorton and Deborah
his wife, John Downing and Abigail
his ~!fe:
A S you are non-residents OF the State of Vir-
IN ginis, avail myself, in pursuance ofthe Act
of Assembly. ofthis means Of giving you NOTICE,
that on Saturday, the 9Th day Of august, I845. at
the Office of Seaman Gsrard, in the town OF Mar
tinsburg, Berkeley County. Virginia, will take
the dispositions of Charles D. Stewart and Harri-
son Waite, to be read evidence in a suit now
depending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the said County of Berkeley, in
which am complainant and you and others are
defendants. WILLIAM l.. BOAK
July 3, I845-6w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-03
To John Downing :

A S you are a nonresident Of this State, I take
IA this occasion of giving you NOTICE, that
on Saturday, the oh day Of August, Ia45. at the
Office Of Seaman Garsrd, in the town of Martins.
burg, Berkeley County, Virginia, l will take the
dispositions of Charles d. Stewart, John Griffith,
and John Sincendiver, to be read as evidence in a
cause now depending in the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chancery for the County of Berkeley
in which | am complainant and you and others are
defendants. WILLIAM J.. BOAK.
july g. I845-6w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-03
CHrLDRFN's CELEBRATION.


The pupils of the different Sabbath
Schools will assemble at their respective
Churches at an early hour 10 the morning
of the 4th, and proceed from thence, IN.
der the direction of their Teachers to the
Methodist Episcopal Church, where ser.
vices will commence at9 o'clock. The
Declaration Of Independence will there be
read by Mr.. DoRsEv, and an Address de.
livered by the Rev. Mr.. COFFIN. The Pro-
cession will then be formed and march to
the Wil7oo Grore, where refreshments
will be provided for the children.
Citizens and Visitors who wish to parti-
cipate in the ceremonies, are respectfully
notified that the Pews on the lower floor
are reserved for the children.
PHILIP DIFFENDERFER,
Chief Marshall.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-03

ALEXANDRIA MARKET,
Gazette Office, June %, l845.

FLouR.--The market continues dull-demand
very limited Last sales Canal Flour 81 rs; wa
son price $s,125 Receipts small.
GRAIs.-There is a better feeling In the Corn
market White corn for mesliHg is wanted. We
notice a sale Of 1000 1900 bushels from store at
3gcts Yesterday 40 cts. was offered for cargo
to be Delivered LAST sales of yellow Corn at 40
and 4 cts. Nothing of importance doing in Wheat
and our quotations nominal.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-03

HAVE just received another supply of Tire
u and Plough Irons. of all kinds also Scolip
Band, Round and Horse Shoe Bars from Hushs
Mt. Alto Forge, which will sell reasonable, fol
cash. and warrant to be equal to any Iron evel
sold in Martnsburg. WIN KROESEN.
r. II. Depot, Jaly 3
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-03
School Notice.

YWyHE subscriber, in order TO accommodate the
II inhabitants of Martinsburg and its vicinity,
will reduce the price of tuition in his School from
s., so to 81, so per quarter, commencing on Mon
day, July 9Th, and continue for three months only
July s, 1855 JAMES MAXWELL.