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CORONER,S SALE.

Feb. 2l, lS45.-n5l.S$
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-08

There sale Of in the Phoenix ROOM TO-DAY.
part OF the cargo Of the Oneida just arrived. The com
Pany was very large and spirited, and tho prices for all
green's better. There some fno teas which b,oygb,
an advance previous prices and were much wanted Inv
tee company but tho ideas OF the had risen more
ihnn hose Of the bidders. and Of the fine chops
were withdrawn. Black went heavily.
Coffee Is dull. 100 tons large Camel Coal TO arrive
were sold ut $40 chal 4 mos Beeswar 295a29i Cts To-
Good Nantucket Condes have been sold 90 cts and
New Bedford t2G cts 10. Bunch Raisins sell az 50 G.
box, mos. 5ll boxes Sicily Sheied Almonds br,ueh,
i4gcs., Time Sales $500 Rio Grande Hides 22l lbs at
III cts, end 1900 Of 26 lbs cis and $500 Carthage
they "A cts, Sales Of Lead nt 50 sGI,
$3.50 cwt, iime. Molnsses continues buoyan,. 100 tc,
Rice sold 81 b. cash Sales 800 boxes red maod
CATTLE Soap Of ei. esh 900 bags Pmento from Store
OF % cs cash -; 100 cases Cassa, l75,l5 cts
mos Sugars firm psclarIy boxes Of which the stock
is light 1915 cash is refused for Tin plates to az.
rive.
The sales Of Cotton small. say 350 bales only aud
the market continues little feeble,
Flour sells slowly, fresh Troy sold at $685. and good
Gcnesee at the Eams Southern -four 81 ,56a15.
Rye offered 68 but not taksn there Is no corn in
tho market to-day; oats 32a33 cts
For Ohio free clover seed the price, with some
demand. There some lots Of very prime Pa worth
II cts.
Pork is beueri 500 bbs old prime sold at ssOe. and
that price is bid and refused for farther large lots for
mess Sl025 Is offered, and Si0,JS asked. Other prov
sions steady,
There saOs Of lard on lsnding Mt 7c A parcel Of
handsome Ohio iaow brought To- 5000 gals lard oil ,old
ut Csc. 6 mos.
Leather sale made to-day to largo and spirited
company middle weights shade better over do and
light do IVES little lower than las, weeks prices.
No change in Whiskey.
Sterling Bills are rather fiat; there sa, tho moment no
demand.
n. - Erening-The sales Of cotton for the day reaoh
lOOO bales; prices kt lower tho hes, prices
OF last week. Rough sSsood being only saeabo now for
crushing, has fallen to $40, uerce Tobacco sells freely
lO cases Connecticut sold 10 os ID; stock 1853 hhds
NY and 2lo ~ other North River have sold Al
81 son' aud Southern 81 Northern whoeb,nc 10
arrive has been sold a. low % cents To- 400 barrels pot
ashes sold ut 1915 for old bills aud 81 81 new good
deal OF Am dew hemp has been ordered for shipment with
in week or ten days-say 1000 bales. all for Engand-
The purchases have been at s55aS93. so 1000 bags Rio
cobee sold Tor Philadelphia, p. n. L--lJoUR. Con-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-08

VENERABLE INDIAN CAUSE.-THE Cattaraugus IN w
Wing OF late date, mentions that Gov the
Grand Saehem Of tho Indian nation, was recently in that
place. lie resides on the Allegheny Reservation, about
twenty mes from the village the Of Corn Plan
ter. as chief Of the Six Natons-a nephew of Joseph
Bran. and uncle OF tho celebrated Red Jacket He was
born near Cayuga Lake in '49. being sc years
lie was in the battles Of Fort S,anwix Wyoming &C. and
friend OF Gen. Washington during the reyou
uon lie was in Washngton's camp forty days at the cosc
Of the revoution-was appointed chief by him. and now
wears suspended his neck beautiful silver medal pre-
sen'ed to him by Gen. Washington. bearing date 1856
(Phia. Morning Post.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-08

earned swsy BY dslsson growing e The large amount
imports and Of revenue during the pest year That della
sen would b brief xpansnon of financial
espsfencs during the yss as rssssd During 6u,
yssr sless - psags e tAs tariff sflsA0 h rsvsnas
stead OF increasing a. had been had suffered great
reduction All we're ssoahed this and predictions
ooondsny made that the
y were permanently destroyed; but those who understood
,ns subject better told them the time that this ,sdsc-
fon was eay temporary. And Why Bscsusr twenty.
thres millions Of scis had been imported and the imporu
Of specie were twenty millions beyond the exposs fac,
which had never happened before Down TO the year sAs
the amount OF specie exported equal that Imported
The general imports Of ls@3 amounted to ity Millions
twenty OF which consisted Of specie. What was tho
natural RESULT The Importation Of much specie natur.
any produced proportional expansion Of the currency
The Banks discounted freely, and actually begging
planters TO borrow money their coming crops. The
twenty millions OF specie imported produced City millions
OF eireulang medium This raised the prices Of produce
and gave great stinulus import and accordingly the
next yearwe had great aRd unparalleled increase Of re-
venue But this Was not To be counted permanent
thing was subject hueuaion and TO reaction like the
motions OF pendulum; and he would predict
that the imposs Of year would be less By egh, mil
lions than they had been during the past eight months
Under these circumstances and under this state Of things
was, that the Senate called upon To make n,As
exuavagant appropriation for FORKS internal improve
men than they had done before aud that too BY his
Democratic friends. lie enIrcatcd them 10 look At the
condition Of the aud bring us back into the
disgraeeiu position had reduesd to- of hawk
ing about degraded bonds the money markets of En-
rape and suffering the national humiliation Of seeing
Amefiesn securities bearing their face interest Of six
per cent coniemptuously refused while English bonds
SOLO readily With an interest Of but three"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-08
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 9. ists.
CITY CANVASS.

We greatly psrplexed 1--WE confess D by the city can
and its conflicting passions Of which
make MS veiy much OF centre lmost unwilliagly
however).
For the 6sr time. the Wings Of Richmond exhibit dis
united front, and they little know how dsasrou,ly the
general Their friends, daily hear from the
c"nary. dishearenedthcr Opponents cheered and
delighted at the spectacle Of their divisions! Oash 10
10 Be soi SuALL SO Il the Old Gibraltar at last
going set tho example OF schsm and intestine feud p
We hope not and we earnestly call upon every true Wing
TO iorbcarnot to PERM, his passions to become enlisted
and Ia be prepared embrace, when it Ia offered.
which, while il will be honorable ALL will prove
heahne aud conc ilistory to the party.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-08
THE GOVERNMENT EXPRESS

we had not time yesterday particular. md
give due efrdr y all who in the C;oy,rp-
rDent btpress - lespsh the
dress According 10 / was minutes corr,
ing from Washington 10 the Mount Depot Tie
express loeCnotve this the ma,
sgement Of Mr.. WHlsm Hughes, conductor and NJ,
John Wheany, engineer Mr. Patrick Cau,y,o
was despatched by horse outer usp,,
20 the Post Office, where he
IN the shortest possible time The packages Tor Pbls-
dephia, New York, Boston. &C. charge of nv
Mr. James Murray, atache Of Company and
conveyed by horse and buggy depot under
the supervision Of Mr. Gnswsd. the mail agent Here a
locomotive readiness, which vib the
Documents. under the direction Halfpepnv
In an hour and minutes after the ca po.s
49, Ieh Washington the express despatched for York
L,se,.'., snd Harrisburg Pa from the depot Of the BALI
more Susquehsona Railroad, a locomotive in charge
- d Mr.. Owens. Tnis 10 by the
train. reached FORK In n
let Baltimore.
- An express locomotive despatched from the Rosy
Hos>e Cumbcrlsnd with copies IL address. Il
intesded oversize the morning trail in
charge of NJ Edwin Ssmoe. frs 81 miles
on hour and twenty minutes The AR
rsnesmsne sltosehcr complete reflect much
credit ho-e who planned pot hem had
nnshe eseepnon.-Bsh Pot, March 5.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-08

rRtrrr Goop-We were introduced, q few evenings
sGe III The Theatre TO young officer the British Army
on ms way ONE from Canads and while the party were
eneSing the Misses Pariingons in their Pas de deux of
Nau3nai'ies," the music suddenly changed to Yankee
Doooe when Yankee friend enquired Of the English.
man, "Do you know that tune7 'Oh very well replied
he 1--WE often use J, fot quick marching" yes your
troops retorted the Yankee shave frequently had IL play
Cd Tor them IN double quick marching" The Brton paid
the lemonsd e."-Bosfoa Bee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-08

CAN'T BE HoASEDWe received letter, yesterday posi-
marknd Philadelphia containing confession Of the writer of
his huving committed dabolcal murder in Savannah and
giving drawn plan Of LOT in this city in which he
very Poniedy marks the spot where lies his buried vic
TIM with request that should exhume the body
and deceniy inter the remains. IL will do-persons
who are in the habit Of attempting TO 'buckot" u.s. will
again learn that letters nothing for Inynn
ably have the postage returned when we exhibit their COM
municatons 10 the postmaster. What nexti-[Sav Sun
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-08

SINGULAR CuRE FOR rnE HEApAcuE.-I had violent
headache which the captain undertook aud he
ainy succeeded. He made down, seized hold Of my
esput and placing thumb each Of my temporal are-
rs pressed them in such way almost stop the whole
circulation OF my blood lie then directed heave rs
long sigh rs could and walked into dinner completely
cured have eeen ladies In this country, whilst suffering
under such mnady, appear with wafer stuck on each
temple. which. presume, only mdor way than nv
Trend the captain employed Of driving off this
Ny Adrenfurss n
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NOTICE.
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boat compsuyse h-rcby notified that the p,e,,.n, pt
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confinement bs employment necessarily entails upon him
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who endures I'll that does remain which s buf(u 10 bs
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Reported for The UsItsd State. Gazette.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

~, "WEDNESDAY EvEsISa, March stIi
The Cotton market Is quiet. Flour--iIolders frm but
sses united 10 small lots common brands Si,2J. Rye
floaF-furhor sales al - 25. Corn MealA small sale
o. fonna S2,lst. Grain-rhe market dull, an aui
val OF wheat and Oats remain unsold. Moasscs 6rm-
sugars IN fair demandI sales Of Porto Rico 6ia7I e for
air and strictly prime parcels Sales % Coverseed Of
eIt cargo Of Turks Island Salt just arrived, remains
unaold Icing held 1 an nhvnnrc.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
Whiss Of Aibemorle District!

,., -. =, -, =. 4, /, .- a,
:, :, s'eV wing
70 40 oase 10. nus county Snan We IN consequence OF
high hope OF victory aud Of recude Of
our purpose 10 a,er and sink under tho f The
di.eooray,og evep,. of the ,.s, or IN. a,l n,, az III
So. e. ~ = = - -. -. J,
~ w e WI 50, fv " w US"s""NeN
VI Unoeeo impoen' 10 10 gooo oy auerenee OF opinion
upon sole question Tie principles defended by you
heretofore die with the fall Of the party advocating
them; and our temporary overthrow Il
,boovc. m. IN r.,,,a tho. ,,;,,,,.. =,
h,.,. ~, .,,.n ,,,.,. 90, .,;s,., ....,, -, a,
-. = 80 10y a'U "-"N""' p''sP.', e' 0s
ooaS III Mea' ." woe 10 exert ourselves Tor ae man'en-
nnce. lhe gentleman now before ne (Nlr JOS N ltvng
the candidate for support Tor in the House
Representatives Of the u S. well known as having been
unwayerug IN his dex,t;on IN Wbiy r,l.v and ,h. h
sd,oca, of those rn,asures winch the Wh, n.,,, 49,
ever considered so IN fair and s.sn .s,n
,sa,ion of the Goy,rnment He Was the ,e.I,u. .,nn-
ter OF the lustriou. Clay always esdv q, co,,,n ~
the most of the old patrio and nv M.
eloquence and logical powers rink ed himself in The ..
nation ct thoec who knew MIN best with the first d,b,rr.
of the day. And now in the dav OF oar dornI,lI and .
ness and Frustrated cond,,on who is - willing as Josopb
X. Irving 10 do battle for our cause The man. fellow
Wings Who would rally around your ia under bright sk,
but would orsake Il when torn by adverse winds. il nm
worthy tie confidence OF brave people no aluxion q,
our distinguished friend Mr. Coxpn but the man ,o stands
YOU in the hour OF and ma, vur ans.
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FROM JAMAICA.

We learn from Captain Mix, that matters n, Ki,y,,on
were very dull Very heavy stocks OF American produe.
on hand, and consequently small transactions The British
Severn arrived the evening Of the 18th Februa
~ IN 80 days from Sou,hampton;-Sr Henry McClouj
Governor OF the Island Of Trinidad came passenger in Tho
Severn No frcish for American vessels at Kingston
the ehhng vessels going to the Southern American parts
10 ieok Tor business Brig j. A. Lancaster arrived 18th
was totally ost the end Of Jamaica sailed in
company, ii. b. NJ. Ship of War Spartan FOR fIsvsn,
sup Hermitage: Of Baltimore. aud Brig WATSON, Of
rottiand tor Mobile; and the Pittston for New Or
leans. Left at Kingston. the Lawrence Of New Orleans
repairing the Alert and Susan had both gone 10 N.x
or'ssns The Mail Schr LiAey arrived from charge,
ON the 18TH having the overland mail from the Pacific
to the 9th January; the Fr had arrived at Charge,
Shsn sue lett BY the Liiiey learn that a depu,aiion
had been ordered to survey carriage road the h
sI'n,' the gentlemen composing it had arrived Cha
sres the last OF January. Messrs Crsp and BRYAN Min
sisfs fieniPo'enaIy from this country to Peru and Chill
were at huses the 23d January on their way ont Con,
shifted his flag from the ship the Levani on his ar
NV" IL SsHao, The 18th December. The IT, s. fgse sa-
'annah' capt Armstrong. and the sloop Warren Capt, Hull
were on the coast OF Mexico 18th January and
cd al Lima IN month Mr.. Picket would leave Lima the
10 the United States. Wy
Inc Warren did not lose her men as reported; good
hean prevailed on board her in July then al the sand
wieh issndsshe had los, but mem the American b,rk
Lark, lett Calao for the North West Coast Isl .nu,ry
Tue snip Mexican, Deuing, Calso 9TH January:
ae Oansda sailed the day Tor Equekc to load for the
- N1' ''S "'o"e eAPeSteo uaiiy from Valparaiso
@ government store brig with the stotss 10. az
mad sfnysd whale ship Mar,s Tvs, :,
S--o the election in P.Iu takes place in February II
supposed iaii Castillo would succeed TO the Presidency
I'm Janrary the whale ship Goiah az Paeta 10 sai
ter he United States whale ship Henry was also there
the same date.
Inc following list Of vessels of in the Pacie:-
Ainenean-Savannah 60 gum; Warren, 81; Leyen. 90:
Shafk' ~; keei,6 French-Uran. 90; Triumphant e5:
Bosula, 26 PhHon 4; Eusour, ST. Chor 50; Am5use,de
- Enelsh-C0ilinswood. 50; Thala, "a; America SO;
figuard ~, Modest 20i Talbot &c Carisfod 2s English
s'e'mes-Connorsn' and ssiamsnder.-N. Y. Erprsss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-08
To tie Editor, Of ,As Nag

Gentemer-" SIsON'' IL BY means surprised II the
earcatare Of his remarks in the Wing Monday SINCE
50 common thing for Who speaks. nde peaaeuy
his sentiments, to be branded Ii the charge q rsepe-
seaanon, and falssAooi Mr. Lyons Is sandy cot
the man 10 require the efforts ,IisSsr Rich
mOad" 10 6eicnd him ike that now in issue IN
this city, and ''Simon sl not eermit RiehaOzs - .nv
o;her man. to entertain higher vsP,e; tor, " p,ooGads
gratitude NJ. Lyons, past services .a himself
SnSn." however bad eATsessed the seutrren; nss,
have Seen 6i3 10; say taan that. n tie can
now Progressing The CITY. MF. Lyons had plseed
himself rPoa TeH.s. and TEXAS so7e, he ID -, p.sad
the Interests q tie civ the q edsesoa threrbou,
tie Commonwealth, TIE seaersl prosperity Of our peose
bg SioR" read Correctly, l.ad hs kas ,ises Cow
before hiI Is card PrOs thar the great L. tscst.
tie COnfedsrsey ~oC!i BE promoted ~ he ,ane-au-.
Texas. SiEoa" e1asi5c-cd this a. stTszse 70 t a.-, q
The Wig Dv.uioa, lh.I Mr.. Ly15- 81 10, awe =.
much rign; To- Teas any u.n - 70 ss5.
%, ios SIuot : -; q EoSe SbS vo1itoJer.,e
freedom % o3lioa II as m-et:y win "a.
obseuresi FREEMAN n tie lsnd. lie z7frota su,e-.i,
ias hostility = - tecause Of this and consequently
:rFlg nan ifOm the psrts,'-but when a Candidate for
public sehrIge stands Up before sueh community as la.
and fieads an issue 30 odiO0s the Texas hambuz
BY wEisA the honour, integrity and perhaps peace Of the
county nave been s=crhced the altar OF political
knayeTy and naisEiy against Mr.. Clay and the great
Wing party those who thus regard this subject may sary
venture 10 dissent from such peiensiOns IL was in th
view and this alone that "Son yeniuted IL speak Of the
ev canvass, and the isolated quotations By Richmond"
does hun. TO the least, injustice " man. ayny
aside this matter OF Texas, would for Mr. Ly
ons, than SnOn Notwithstanding his objections 20 Law
/ yen But Mr.. l.. - not Uf that class of LAWYERS
who seeS noioeiy by aspiring the Legislature
he has won ior himself ano.he. aud more honorable
arena fame which might be furnished, Enlightened BY
contact with sGrh body OF LeaIAerkeGGs as usually in
these corrupt times succeed IN getting there 81
man" knows perhaps. well Is this valiant hi. I'm.
Richmond, ' in the field" that Mr. l.. would be working
man; but like the "expubge" Texas an offence thai
ten thousand rivers OF the that flowed can
wash and results that can succeed will ever OBJ
eTse Inc lou.ness Of the reaehery which was con-
eeived, and the gno5ie purposes which was peryc
ed by the Lococco party 50 far therefore Mr. Lyons
is concerned, Simon only rege, tina, so good so
able. so decent msn James Lyons and some few
others that he has the honor Of an acquaintance with,
should be i0and supporting measure. condemned by eve
~ letter OF the Constitution, and utter variance viii a
| the experience OF our Government.