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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-26

$E.7KES Uud CFs.EE.FVS.

Embroidered and plain SATIN aud silk Scarls and
llankercheis, black and coloured Italian Cravais Bonn
hazne aud satin Stocks. Busoms and Collars of the
latest sly les and cheaper Than befure offered.
Dimask Table Cloths and Napkins Ga and - 1; Lin
en- Sheellng very cheap. Irish Linen from 25cis per
yard 10 the finest IN market. 4 to 81 cotton Cloths
aud ShecnIs, J 10 g i Bed Ticking Marseles Coun
tpanes largest and Of the very best quality, en-
hrdlitred and furniture Dunity. beautiful article
roR TIE LADIES.
The lalirs respectfully invited to call and examine
then stock of Fancy Goods which will be found well as
s'ued and very oheap-in part as follows: SILK and
Cotton warp Alpaca. Bombaznes Mansns DE Lanes
BALI ,rnes Berages Uganda Mnslns Balzarine Lawns
Ginghans aud Il great variety of other Dress oonds.
French work Collars, Mitts. Gloves, Feather Fans
SILK and Cotton Hosiery, Linen Cambrc and Revere
llasdkerchets, llmr, Grass aud Corded Skirts, Be-
rage Scarts aud Shaws, beautiful article silk Hand
kerehies, Neck Ties Gaps &c &c. &c.
ALSO;
Hats Shoes, Boots Salt, Iron Steel, Sole and Upper
Leather, Tow and Flax Lnnen at very low prices
Gail and see tor yourselves
DAVIS, COLHOUN ( co.
May wl,ylf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-26

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-26

fr Cehoa's Lie aud f9mes # Ii5grg Clal-Mr.
tul"n has Fubltsltd ihe lluNu1 no.a m fe,fI.n Ia
HE paragraph Ne cpirJ iron Cuttunau raYrr con.
er'oing The flfhcnmlng work
CAatTos iipuse, (N.A Nav 10. 1915.
10 The Editors y he n. :. Cemjsr \. Enquirer
"onee ~ Your paper Il this mofnue. an extract
tran tie New York Correspondent Of ne tIneinpa,i
Hszelie, about my work, concerning which heg lrayt
10 enafk,-tird that th,se statements are unau,borlz
10 by me and acri, that slough MI wlthou, nunda
'ioi. Ihey are, IN slne particulars. Incorrect
{. COTTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-26
From he Haa.msioa (T.Ia,) Regi,ier, .'iay /.

Prom 'ths Washington TtIas) Regisisr, .ioy |.
! DEtAprtt RinoosrRE-on FdJay high lasi q
tehure i,ok fla - between two hostile partta al Gilt
zhs on the fnsflisss II COL NaHn, shnui se,ra m'l's
tas Of ib- place. which ft5hieJ the d,ali ol IN"
men. and tiifd Aas 1ane tfsiy wounded. Tho
II the parties Killed we're John L. l.aguirc aud John
AiNi the laiof has is vile AID ts small clndten
10 lament his nntiney eud. Mr. Strickland the per-
son "oaHded sill survives, tui his recovery Is doubi
tai.
has Il SNOW, together with SLAVE, The property 81
Col. N alton. atfe arrested ~ e Shrrl aud brought
beiufe thiei Justice ENing AID =. X X bcfls Esq.
aud after raieHt hearing OF all The evidence. } J..
Nrllcsuu VAS committed Ia the jail uf this eouny
mau It's tal n The utAj 81 the Disuri tuuri lnr
tie murder II the sbuye named persons. AHssrs lhnrd
and SNOW, a. vel a. the slave. discharged, there
lthg M The opinion ii The Court no sufficient evidence
la Warrant lheif detention.
LOVE AND MURDER many months since
ihrfe married N the city Droll. sflstrsnlh
Jenollef BY the oi Prens,br. 10 very pretty
woman, shp lived with hun hr,nighi, when she lril
Inn Ia visit ssct-a Mrs I.ndNipg IN Alflnanke.--
Some fwo uuuths SUITE. he hfoke up his husntss De
lfoit. and established himself al Milwaukee, where his
viii had sued iu bl al dyufrr YAM attempts at IL
couclliaun Were AIDE, Tie divorce effected and The
wonan about iu be uarnrd Ia anuhrr Il appears thai
"a tUat morning tt lad resolved more effou Ia
induce her iu nBfri 81 live With HIM, and ailug. 10
Kill her, and thtu pu md Ia bis own existence. Ac-
'ahlagy ne had repaired Ia The auldg the residence
u Mr. Iud" ~. ~ hci Is The hauls ol the
lie 'Nipmc uTpr1 laIt ~ East Town. and failing 10 IN
laer htf 10 change mind. persuaded her 10 walk
he outside u tt lafd'n, wirIe he bst shot her, aud
hen stab#ed b,f 80 ss,eul racrs. Mn. Lud y - huf
I'D, On teluHg TIE report u The p.snd To the rell,l Of
iaf ssfr - heH ,aifufIy stabbed Ia TIN back
afi 81 her mech, Sufrasina his Wuk eccampis ,u lie
Nfechtd man leapd into TIE iiy,faud lted 10 drown
'iasell he Was, hawesc. soon taken oul. bound aud
'anstttd 10 pri.en When lt1 Mllwauhle. lhe SIC.
ms II IFS man dcfcrac pa Sums Ven pronounced out
81 daueer. and Ms. lndWgI Is moi having becn se
lau-y lJutd.- Detroit .ffrcflstf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-05
slt H.,

In Sholbyve Shelby county, Ky, about the ooh u ~
ly, WILLIAM w WHrAxrE, who Two weeks previous T.
his death, had graduated with the title II A. g.. having
obia1ed the second degree Of merit Bethany College
Who ever spoke Ill Of himl Who heard him speak
III OF any one7 What grief to ms friends What anguish
70 his relatives. To think Of him love hn. To
mention him was TO prsise him.
Thus sleep the yirtuous who sink 70 rest,
b. virtue and yirtue's vytaries best
Enquirer please copy.
On the mnrnng Of the 4h inst the residence OF her
grandfather, George N. Hopkins, Esq eniico county
FANaY GAY, daughter Of Edwin WOith1m. lis friends
and those ui family requested attend the funeral
from iho residence Of Richard T.. WORKMAN, tn. day, 10
O'Clock. a. VI.
Yesterday morning atS o'clock, CHARtorIE HUNrfR
infant daughter Of Thomas and Ann Shcppeid.
The friends and acquaintance If the family respect.
fully invited attend her funeral this morning 10
o'clock, from her iotbefs residence.
In the county Of Nouoway on the ooh Augu'', LorisA
r wife Of Richard II. Bufuss in the 9Th year Of her
Bgc leaving husband, five Little daughters, with
relatives and friends 10 mourn her Uss.-Iho babe
coved the mothers but for few days the mother be.
ing akon awsy by Him whose will to be contradict
ed We sorrow, indeed Tor this afcung dsporsdOp, but
are iu Of hope much she discharged the various
dates ,noincd with fidelity that warrants her reBping
blessed recompenso for sil
Re igi.us Head wi pfasi coy.
In Washington city, Tuesdsy morning, the ID nsp
Of ganRonous decay of tho lower limbs, the house oi
his con 10 law EpwARD VIZ. JOHssroN, JOSEPHE
JEROME De CUESsAC VfLLAGRAND. native Of
Nsguao, the Kingdom Of France, eyed 90 yeas and
nearly Elk months.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-05
REVIEWS.

We return our thanks Mr.. Gill for the Magazines
which he has been Mud send us. We scknow
ledge the August No of Bsckwocds Magazine the June
No. of the London Quarterly Review and the July No. OF
the Edinburgh.
These standard publications always greeted with
pleasure for the sterling interest and information they
tain. We have not had time give them even 10 cursory
perusa but the list at each spread before
entertainment. The Ednburc opens with very long
article the Natural History at Creation being review
Of the late work by Sir Richard Vyvysn, the Vestgcs OF
Creation This volume has created decided sensation OF
late in literary world, well OF its ngeni
specua,ions its scientific geological research The
review, conjecture siom the Of Sir David Brews-
The Edinburgh als1 contains paper OF some length
the Oregon Question.
The London Qustery contsins much that looks reads
Bile. Tire political article is Peel and the Maynooth
BILL
We promise ourselves delightful after dinner read
ing the pages OF Backwood The No. before US has
continuation, Far, XvilI Of that stirring romance Msrston
the Memoirs oi a Statesman, BY the author of Ten
thousand year. Christopher North gives further 'Spe
cmens OF the British Critics. We commend these works
To the public.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-05
WHO KILLED TEcuMSFH7

Some months past Major F,gq Of the Kentucky mill.
tie put forth publ ;non claim ng for himself the honour
Of snnhilstiog the celebrated Indian Chef The Msjr
stated that he himself having time no political sspi.
rations, made compact with his friend Col Johnson by
which the atter-who was looking public siitonwss
hsve the credit Of the fesbut At any the aforesaid
Major should become politician he then to be priy-
legged the honour which be had voluntarily and
Rrstutousy transferred TO hs friend Col johnson having
retired from public life. and the Major having become
candidate TO represent his county the Legislature the
latter published the compact between himself aud the Col,
and was forthwith hailed o. the Indisn killer.
But this straight tale has recently met rebuff from the
Col The rumouts Of with Mexico having snued the
sluggish blood, revived the military ardpur ofthe Coli he
has come FORTH indignantly denied the alleged compact
and doubts the existence Of the aforesaid MAJOR Fgg
The Col. says:
"Tbe whole correspondence pupofng 10 have take place
between Lewis Egg and myself - base fabrication
far my sgnstur, involved. forgery have never
known such person Lewis FigR-such o person Was
not the regiment commanded by the battle of the
Thsme and although this Infamous originated
thirty orty miles from Uiy residence, yot am
ignorant Of the fact whether this Lewis gg fc.
tiuous person"
SO the moolod question is still ,cided, and the
great who did the deed will snl continue Ike the
author Of Junus. immortal obscuhy. We infer how.
ever from the Cots letter. hai he not oonlsn, with
the sweets Of retired lie and ihst he contemplstes
smother political csmpsign the strength Of the
ID glory Of having demolished Tecumsth.
Uaul wo shall bear from Major Fgg, we shall sus-
PEND our opinion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-05

Messrs Elilors 1T his been announced to the public
that tie talented Dr. subling intends shortly resign the
Office Of Physeisn TO the Luna,e Asylum, at Stanton
This determination will DO regreucd by the Board and the
public will feel the less OF Dr. Siribngs efficient aid in
the department ,hus vacated by ono, whose sail and
duty the discharge Of his aduous aud important dufes
have added much the growing prosperity OF that useul
and humane Institution. There perhaps few offices
attached any of chartered companies Numerous
they are) which call for extensive peculiarly OF
qualifications than that OF Physician to this establishments
having for its object, the humane and ptaseworhy nen
ton Of afording comfort aud relief diseased and al
cIed portion Of The duties required OF the In
cumbent consistent aud arduOus. He should unite in
domitable application, ceassless vigilance and mature
Judgment mind active and discriminating, strong aud
P'sc'ica II also requires profound knowledge OF the
delicate OF the human system, physical and
tai, and practical familiarity with the discoveries OF sci
aud observation in relation to the healing art to all
this should be supeaddsd temper mild and patient.
dcmrancr sussive and coneiatng, a uniform, disnhCd
and uiahe department. with discIimn and irmness
OF purpose.
These will be regarded by all who have reflected the
subject, material quises the character OF Phys
10 the Llnstc Asylum.
Among the members OF the Faculty there doubt
many VIII" combine all the qualifications above inmaeG
and more which might be mentioned (for the medical pro
has full share oi learning alen,) and IL is
purpose disparage the abilities IT any, respectfully
calling the attention OF the Board OF Directors, 10 the
Of JoSErB v. Henson. VI. D. Of Iynehbury. pecu
arly well qualified Tor the appointment Of Physician to
the Lunatc Asylum DE-. HObson is The prime OF lite,
having natural ENDORSEMENTS Of high Order improved by
classical education. lie graduated rs B. A, at lillian
& Mary Coere--sIuded medicine a, the University of
Ns-graduaed and took the degree Of NJ d. at the Uni
versiiy OF Ponnsylya about 1923 Then after de-
voting himself several the practice OF his proes
in the county at Cumberland he visited the Medical
Institutions OF Paris London Dublin, and acua;ed BY
desire make himself acquainted with the improvements
IN Diagnosis and Practice taught IN those celebrated cities
he spont nearly years assiduous study in their
Schools and HOSpals. Since his return TO his native
State Va he has resided aud pEaeisCd his profession in
Lynchburg.
Should the Board confer tho appointment Dr. Hobson,
il is the opinion OF many, and hesitate not TO our
own, that tie varied duties of the office would be dis
changed in manner beneficial TO the Institution and
credllable 10 himself. AUGUSTA.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-05
n. Y. MARKEr.-sep, a,as-4P.M.

OF Cotton 1870 bales have been sold day 400 Of il
in one lot. n. q. tair at 73c. for llayrc.
Flour remains firm, some 500 hbls. Gcnesee sold
yesterday afternoon at St75. and although there !. no
tor fresh. aud new wheat Troy Genesee aud Ohio Hat
100 bbs. BTandywine sold saoat S4eS. 1900 bu
NC Wheat sold day sinec % Cts, fair
quality.
1000 bushels Penns. Rye sold IS and 1900 North
en at 6y cis.; $500 bushels yellow Hat Corn at So cts
there several samples OF Com offered this
morning but other sale made. the Gis m Gnerisg
cts, measure. Oats little better, say iaai3 cts.
Pork dearer aud rather sgitaed 1000 bbls have
been bought at Sll and Sli Siil2. and for mess si
li II was afterwards offered aud refused; 500 bbs mess
pok have been shipped from Boston for New Orleans,
wh're the price quoted Sl7. No sales OF old Pork
Beet emalns inactive.
Ashes steady at S3.sls4,l2I. whiskey 23,23i; $50
comm On bbls sold at a31
Whalcbonc, sales; there holders at &c.
Not much doing IN exchanges; prices rather feeble
lnrR CnM.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-05
Superin.endem of the Western Asylum.

We observe Ihlt several nominations have been made
in the newspapers for the office of upentendrnI and PLY
stefan OF the Western Asylum, in consequence OF report
which has aboard that the present very worthy and
acceptable incumbent intended 10 rcsgn We deem ~
proper therefore to ate that although DR.. SubnS hsd
contc in such STEP with view 70 removal and To-
cation IA the city Richmond. he has been restrained from
sending IN his resignation by the earnest opportunities "'
ms personal friends and the friends Of the Institution, and
that has happily nbandors all thought or intention
OF dong The general so.cIIude which has been ek
pressed BY in different parts Of the comm nweslth
for Ms cOnnuaacs the Asylum mus, b. ity graf lying
to that oce aud doubt had its influence IN iduc
ing him ~ reconsider his determination.
lStaunton Spectator
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-05

sAsps ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS creature breathe.
buin but the air
~s Easrd eSoaA aud other ghnius complaint.
which generation sene.ien. paiafu and
1ss We believe. that under the blessing
% knd Creator cIs kindred dsass when their
hereditary blood be eradeaied aud tho entail
somc Of the
wrought BY th preparation night ph4rs be considered ineara-
be they voaeAe by the annpeaeabn testimony
hut sn,h.d gratitude Tor cath
restored will speak kheumasn OF eutanecas
particulars evidence superior
value aud eeasy pamphlets whah may Obtained
rratis. '.NN..
20 Prepared retail ror expectation.
by A. u SANDS CO. Druggists and Chenists build
No ~ broadway. OF Chambers Ne York
Sold also, by ALEX DUvAL CO, Agents. Main street,
uond Va Price Vottl. .lx hottlr fot s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-05
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Sept. 3.

Coce-Snco the close OF the there has been more
dong, aud the sales comprise Of Rio ~
bags taken terms not public, 1900 bags from store
brought a a and 1900 bags Laguayra sold
the market At 6i 7c tnc Tor inferior to
dinny quality.
FOur-Snce the close Of week the market for Flour
has been firm, sales fair 81 so tor common
tendency.
Grain-The supply of Wheat has been quite limited.
and prices giersaes OF 5a 5000 bushels good and
prime Southern read 9ia Csc No sales OF Penna Rye;
quote at GOA 62c. for Suihorn and Penns. Corn has
declined - B.. last week-sllcs OF 5000 bushels
Southern at 5la Soc. for yellow and 49, isc. for white.
closing the lowest sale OF $500 bushels Penns.
flat ,dc on SATURDAY at 53c. oas-The cargoes of
Southern arriving OF poor quality, and sa'ned
Small sales Of this description m,dc at 29a 3j3c
while good bright article commands 33c.
Sugar-Th,re Is not much do ng except in small way
ldcrs have advanced, inaFke' has become inactive.
Whskeyis higher. Sales OF 5rls. t23 23tc and some
Mt 2Ic. We quote hhds. at22. 23c u. >. GAr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-05
1916.
EALL SUPPLY OF FRESH
DRY GOODS


TINE subscribers have received by the las
Of stpr AMI Fancy Goods reduced
wi prepared articles enumerated bov
at the oVves market cash
Extra wool bh ami fancy and Cashmere
sup-r Ribbed. Buelsk,n AID Tweed. Cssp,rc
Fine, medium and low pterd Satincts all eo,ors
kcn,ueky leans. Tennessee Ptan- kcrs-ys and Plains
flad cAoak Lin ard ght T~csis for
cup blk. ian cord. paid nd stirred Alpaca
u, R"mhsi =. Or-ans Cloths and Gala N ils
Wire icd. green aud yellow Faunes, canton Do
sNsnsto~n. Ncrso. Na-n,i, ard sfs wor,ted vcstnrp
PAIN black and fed silk We vet ani sat n vesnr-
English. rrrneh sui Ansriesn Caicre- all QUALITIES
Furniture CaicScs and Dimity n il,b do.
Super Ga 'hme De E'Coss Nous. I,ine de lanes,
Pil,. plaid striped hrd and dotted Muhas
Ladies Alpaca, Msrinn Cashmere and l.. Wool Hose
White and bach sih Hose and half Ho~- Raw silk d,
WIRE and unbicaehd fcd black lead cord Cotton do
Germantown Hos. foe boys, girls and
Tibet Cashmsr-, Menn, aud Tariton siswk
Fancy hdsis and French wnrkrd Collars
Pain, Yemstiebed and Revere Bord~rvd T. G Tdkhs
Tina and L,s,- tsees Esriur. Robbins
Swiss and Cambria EiFirgs and Insrrngs. cheap
Pol'a. Ptau. fiRd and no.tcd Nett blu nd whit.
sp,tilheh, Pandsnra Ponsee Hdkf.
ltish Linens. Table Cloth. Damask and Diaper
Iiuekahsek. Rus-s and Birdey- Diaper and Crash
Fancy cod AMI blk siS Mrt,, PoIk, d,
Beaver, Md Lisic AMI Th'hei Gloves. for ladies'
Bonn,t hat CAP. neck and velvet Rbands
Grass Goth. Victoria, Narcotics and Corded skins
sk Lasting ard reh fancy cord Silks cheap
New style ard Earis,cn Cin:h,mS blk spd white do.
Gimp, C"rd' and Tas."is Gimp and Victoria Cor'-
Super Whisey. Rose, Naekcnaw and Dufhi Blankets
Fine snperhne Carretinz Rugs and Mats
Pisin ard Plaid L.rsey- al prices
With npiete OF beaehci
tics Cotton oxnaburg,. &C. &C.
All OF which be found at the lowest No 2l7
Broad Street shoekoe Hill
se5 VALENTINE BRRERES n co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-05
WASHINGTON SOCIETY.

The U $ Journal reads the citizens OF Washington,
harp lecture TIE anti Democratic spirit which pervades
social circles oi the metropolis We fear Editor
overlooked IN making for ageea-
bic Parry
The Journal. with characteristic vigor, proposes, at
ibis great evil, and render the society
metropolis suific ely Democratic for the Of the
verrst sans culoe OF the Faubourg ST. Antoine. We
should like look in apun Party formed primitive
and equaIizng idea OF this great social REFORMED
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-05
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND NARKBT.

Tosacco-Wi,hin the les, two week. prices have been
gradually ecedsns all dscrptions. but much great
Common aud Middling quslites. On the lat
descriptions NE quote decline Of from 81 so u - -
Lugs have also given 10 would author
ize decline proportion. Should the iron,
England he favorable, present may be sustained As
the growing crop was never more unpseaising.
fLorR.-Rcceips have not been heavy for tho
aud demand m,ed. We quote sales from Store $t.75
wnkAr-For best descriptions 90 Is resdy obtained.
The accounts daily expected from Europe affect
way the Other future operations. Az yet nothing
has been done in anticipation OF advance IRON that
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-05

On the 26h ulrmo, by the Rev. Henry Brown ct Be.
ydee, Augusta County, the residence Of Mrs. h. T.. wi
lIams. CHARLES DoUeLGs GRAY, Esq. Of Rockingham 10
Miss sAnELLA A. WILLIAMS only daughter Of the u'e Cum
ber!suu d. WIiIsm-, 81 Baltimore.
Ga Thursday lasi, at Wayery the resdence ~
Judge Daniel Smith, by the Rev. Henry Brown. Mr.. NJ.
llAEyEY EffiNGER 10 Mrs. MAEGARET CRNs,-al OF
Rockingham.
On wednr.Jpy evening the 30 inst by the Rev. J. p.
Jeier VI WILLIAM G.. GARDSIR, u Mss MARY ASv
TRoNEB, oil IT tins city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-05

At meeting Of the Amelia Troop Of Cavalry at the
Amelia Springs. Saturday the 30t day August, lsl5
Capt Samuel ). WesigeF appointed President, and
WIN. f. Sesy Secretary. Whereupon the following pre-
ambIo aud resolutions Offered by Lieut.. Philip f.
Souha and unanimously adopted viz: Whereas It has
pleased Awse Providence IN Its inserut4ble dispense
lions TO remove from our midst by uniimely death,
Lieut. Robert H. Wiley. officer IN this Troop; There
FORE Resolved Tha is with feelings Of deep regret aud
unicigncd sOuOw receive tie melancholy announce.
OF the denise Of esteemed companion end thst
offer hi. relations and friends heartfelt
on tic occasion OF their bereavement.
Resolved, That cherish with deep seusibiIity the
remembrance OF his many virtues, and that IN nony OF
high regard for him, the usual badge VI mourn.
ng Tor the spsce If thirty days.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be transmit
ted h parents, ana another 10 the Editors # the Rich
mond Wing and the Richmond Enquirer, with a request
that they publish the same.
sAM'L 5. WElslGER, Prest.
wv &. Say. Sec,Y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-05

is worthy Editors, Messrs. Crane Smith. having pur-
ehss ed the propose issuing II Monday seA' In
new dress aud enlarged form We congratulate them on
the prosperity which this change end trust they
may continue in the good opinion and confidence OF the
community. A. the same time. we must DO allowed to
call question the OF supcrsedng the nome OF Star
by the addition cf Netcs. What congruy. what possible
have the words with each otheri AStrono
my and scisscrsipg. May their shsdow lthc EditopD
never be lees
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-05

THr Loc-r O. CANDIDATE TOR GOVERNOR ~ NV
HANruat Hills Patriot says Of bin: I'VE know ull
well ist 81 smsl preonsion msy be Governor Of
tie late: the candidate s tc tho smallest Of
he genus vet been offered" This sowing great
deal considering ihal it's sald by on Ex-Governor!
Bali, Pot,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-05

ANTl-RENTERS-The correspondent Of the Albany
Argus writes from Delhi, August ~, that Lieut. Steele. Of
State Amy had left with his orce- penetrate re-
gioHs hitherto UNEMPLOYED. lie writes, 'hat after having
explored the country for distance, aGd finding
home, in house barn, between and o'clock this
mnrnng lett the posse, leaving picked men, COLI
cealIng themselves in thn woods until morning, watch
the operations 4 the ndsHs. They have jus,
express with information that they had the pleasure
ing about thirty Indians rom the woods this morning
day break, in body and that they heard many
ShoJp and fire their niles. They the woods full
OF Indians, aud wumen carry quantity #
provisions into the DDS. They caught old Cook coming
ui woods. lie Is with We shall be ofTn few
minutes, ard will have OF them devils or die We
have got Abraham Lawrence. There none more guilty
than he. " Levaley caught him. He giant"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-05

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