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DEFERRED nEHATr.

Ga As SsnIi. Hcs,srH Essd BH.
I'VE siye 10 dsy, the deferred proceedings of Wed
nosdsy lssI for portions oil ae tep>u. which We
prevented from writing cut have drawn upon our
neghbots OF the Enqurcf.l
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wAsuixsroS. Dec. IL.

WAsuiSeroS Dec. ~.
Tho cas- OF young Elliott. og I,,s city. who was in
dIciet iOr killing kends OF !.uos Kendall. has cx-
cited much interest The Grand Jury day, ignored the
t"" bills OF indictment against Elliott. They salts.
he'd that, while reeang he shot his adversary in self
defence. Elliott was discharged
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A CARD.
EUGENE ROUSSEL,
Manufacturer and Importer Of
u 4, T. Finn l., RT
I1'FI W. nv CH5"E' y We I0FA va To- bTs-asdJ
SHAVING COMPLETED HIS CONTEMP.

Fi4dSfIAI lli tsts1t ~ fOFA bTs-dsdg
SHAVING COMPLETED HIS CONTEMP.
u n a'e Improvements by the of sriepva
Laboratory, enlargement Of b- Chestnut Esahhurn
the Of the eomuodous B0acwdy VIII en- ne
vast OF hs business rendered indispensable
Ery prparre to supply the % his onis
puIr.
apparatus ani hn'fy snhfsce avery new and ap
proved dischycy inv IN the equal
TIE ~or - o which, aided by rp-rirnce
"a hs rOInif, ~ Pafs, be "a
a siiy g1sufpg,- a on siIheT SIDE &c the Atlantic.
How ihaniHg the competition. fuccrs-
sivr unfCTniy received the veal
EShhisns the eis Of Ph aie pa ~ Yosk and the
test Pcrlmcy." lie honTeI with oliver Medal az N
Exhibition Philadelphia, and Sew YORK the God
Mtd awsfisd To being tho only whom Thu
hsh'g honor has been Ened siher eOuny or in
Europe.
Having on hand the hferd STOCK and
~ Psrumegy the Tnt.d he fully prepared
supply he customers and punieand y
lots Continuance OF tat un,ualsrd patronage Wbi.h
literally gauiei 10 HIN us fcveri AMI TO- which
lakes his opportunity ~ his un nahks
W No iyirg been spared In erection Of
rlrius rbi machinery ~ which TO has gfeas
rctiun ~ tie iicie Of PsTumery
the entire atSae ion IN their puich hume
aie embraced bis aud eoise assortment
n
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NeEs--Mcssri. Goodo is,c.krrl W. If. Y. Co.,i,. ,.
IL Sa"us, Ast,ic, rutnbui Ierlia. Adams. Dickinson
81 oaroi,ns, Lacy. Darlington. w,n'se,, Th,rp.on Il
Jones, leake. Walker, Edmunds. S,n,.il, U,r, Thom,
sou "i hanpshifc. Brown o Hanover. Gudwn. Howard
msi'se Sa".s, Gordon Bagley. Banks, Clayton, shcp
liaPpes. VERIFY Middleton Oliver. DAVIS. MPhcrsou, Ia
n"' Lane', Dey. Daniel. Brawner, STROLLER. Prehard
mM'k; eswaa FSgue suslsy. ssbrsu, IlpladOy. chnn
Dhstd Frccmsn, Ricc-63. -7-FT
81, 4 n, an
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

s:ss The octagOn dwelling house with it's out
k< buildings, Formerly occupied RESIDENCE by Mr. Rob.,
"-nho FOR term. apriE toe cTnmp by addressed
to the 'nbSet5- ~ Washisston City.
an H-ilwS1tawif ROBERT GREENHOw.
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RoekbrIdst, " MIS-. Frances Do'man.
Orange, Mrs. Barbour.
Fairfax, " MIS-. Bail & Mrs. Hunter.
fsuluisr, Mrs. l. L. Marshall.
Allegheny, Mrs. Amanda Crow.
Situation, Mrs. n. r. Trout
L. Nj. RIDDLE,
Asst tant Treasurer
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TURNER'S CHEMlSTRY--NtY Edition.
ktLEMENiS Of Chemistry, including the His.
tory of the impopdsraoes and inorsae ch.uly Of
me late Edward Turner d. o. A.. Ae-seyen nth ,d,o.
ana The Outlines Of otEspe Chemistry, BY WIN Gregory M %
~ Wha Notr. and Adiitons, by Jam a. Rogers N ID .ns
~ - keg-r- A. D. Professor Of Chemistry and Ma,.ria Ne.
U,nSef.iy of Virginia, ke Just ,se-ived. h,r SALE By
Il
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CLAY STATUE.

CLAY STATUE.
Contributions have been received from the following
Counties and t1wn:
Orange from the Mise. TaIiaferro
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AUCTiON-rhis Morning, we shall sell Gro
erEirs, shoep, II.is, &C.
de DIyENPoRT AIIPS. 49,
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VI. WEST will commence a series of Lee.
- tH'sHR aaG PISsorraioH Of mar Lecture.
Monday al m,
door To the Tavern.
Terms 81 Lecture. ~ foTsIO. ncy
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FAnmEiss' BANK OF VIRGINIA.

'5NIlE annual meeting Of the StocA holders of
n the Farmers nanh of vrsina Al their BANKING
Houe IN the city Of Richmond Wednesday the IAN January
1910. J. g. BLAIR, Cafll'.
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EHAMPAGNE. We are daily expecting from
~ sew pss ufnches'er Saa invoice NJ cham
psFn7, potion Of y ofae CO. doa Houes For .ssy
de 2O--3 HENRY LUDLAM a co.
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To The Editors Of The Wig.

TO INC EdITOTs OF nc WhIg.
Messrs. Editors Your correspondent over the signature
Of Concession, IN the Wing OF yesterday IS wrong in
deducng from my action at the meeting in Monroe Ward
wish on my part 10 secure the election Of Mr.. Lyons
Such was lar from aim certainly do wish to zee
hun elected over Messrs Lancaster aud Janes-men who
IN h, day and geHerafoH have already done much good
10 our city, and capable Of doing much MORE but in
humble Judgment; aud without with any man or
set OF men, deemed 1t best, this late stage Of the Can
yass, that caucus should be waived At an early doy
was anxious that the friends Of the different candidates
should have met, und in good temper made selection but
now under the excitement which has grown up the friends
Of no rejected candidate will be disposed the polls
and consequently heavy be lost 10 our Con-
gressonal candidate result much be depored and the
consequences far detrimental TO tho interests Of our
city than the defeat election Of any person whatever for
The Legislature. Yours respectfully.
April 18th, l545. ED ROBINSON
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CITY CANVASS.

Feiiop Citi=eRs Of the City Of Richmond:
is known to all OF you that the solicitation Of con-
siderable number OF respectable gentlemen of this City,
consented 10 become candidate represent you in the
next Legislature Of Virginia. aud promised, f elected 10
serve you 10 the best % my ability"
state OF things has arisen, however, which satisfies
Inc that IN order the harmony Of the Wing par
" there should forthwith be Convention Of all the Wings
IN the City, for the purpose Of nominating one man
who every genuine Whig will for and thus put an end
to difficulties touching City Delegate. This can most
easily be done aud all will attend general meeting
aud give silent vote for the person preferred and contn
ue To vote always dropping the person receiving small
est number OF votes. until shall majority
OF the voters present Regarding therefore, as do the
election OF however exalted by moral WORTH real
talent, and great public services nothing con-
paTlson with the importance OF sustaining the great princi
pies Of the Wing party, and that preserve these
there must be harmonious action amongst thus most
respectfully make known all you, and to my support
ers IN particular, that will stand in the any ac
ton you may take on this subjeci-but will cheehuly
yield 10 wishes, and cordially supporting any
Citizen, OF ordinary intellge and responsibility that
you may select-havIng IN ruth doubt you will
select such will be worthy our confidence and
esteem. With great respect,
Your fellow citizen
FLEMING JAMES.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
N. Y. MARKET. April o.P-M 81.

The sales oi Cotton but $50 bales.
Sales becswar of 30c; Ten. barilln OF $40 mos. 1Oo0
lbs Para cocoa at75c each. Coffee IL quiet Sales bunc
raIsins az S25OaS2,G0 mos Sicily oranges AZ
$3.50 nnd lemons S2375 box, cash. Lead Is down 4
notch with sales from ~ b. cash &c. mos Whale
OIL J2c. cash. Liverpool fine salt was sold al 37l,S
40. mos mixed lot Western deer skins brought Ole
cash. Sales 90 bbs. cloves at 255c. cash
The sale Of the Montauks cargo Of teas nj the Pbocn
room went of with great spirit this morning The less
were IN general Of good quality and the prices equal 10
the best sale Of tho season. ' "
Flour is without much change; Troy and Genesee a
30 seked and io less taken; some Southern nour ON
the whe has been sold at 81 g. other parcels al 60
and 1OO Baltimore aud Brondywinc at si75
2JU bushels Dntche'1 CO.. whost brought lOI cts; 1900
bushels rye TIC delivered; fsai9c; barley 5Oa5lc
prime parcel brought Sic. Northern oats sold At
Southern at 27c
Whisky 20. ~ and 2i5c.; 500 bbs old prime Po,L
sod at $500 and 80 so offered for any on,n,i,v ooo
bills now prime At SII. No change in Beef The .nno
ply OF Lard s small Butter and Cheese steady
Sales 1890 Rio Grsnde Hides 22I lbs AZ I2o Ios. M,
cent, 10 days. ''' PCT
There are no dry cod in market the last cargo vss .od
Al s2Ts qtl. No change in mackereL
sugar and mossscs remain quie prices arc ra,., o,.
Foreign Exchange dull Sterling 9isJ; Francs o.
GuIders 1Oc Some stocks nfo down, Penp'a decline.
and L. Island X X. has fallen dsy in consoo.enco 90,
presume OF tho change of tho daily line for Boston IN
alternate days. " "'''" w
1000 bags Rio coffee sold today to 20 from hi. ma,
ket, AT steady rates. WIS "'''
r. s. Evening.-There is nothing fur,bor 4, coo, a..
market Ia very quiet state Tho sugar sold no .nr
THE morning brought full prices the general ooey,J No,
withsandng.-JeDy. Com. WV
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The First District.

The Wings here, arc in good spirits, though they
aware that they have much do before begin
promise themselves the victory. IL has been heretofore
conceded that their opponents ounumber them; but the
people have sometimes mack OF doing their will and
Of disappointing the calculations Of and we should
not wonder 1t they Ia do this occasion Our
Wing friends In other parts the must not reckon
on us with too much confidence We have uphill road
to travel; but hope the Wing spirit will not faint by the
way and may be that shall gain object m the
election OF that esnahle citizen aud devoted Wing Robert
H. Whitfield. MIR. Whitfield and Mr. Atkinson This De-
mocrac opponen addressed the people OF good old Wbig
Princess Anne at the Court House Monday and we
learn To address the people of this Borough TO-
and those OF Portsmouth on Thursday night. The time is
Short and they have long road To travel Wing, of the
District Ice up aud doing The victory be yours ii you
will it.-NOTjoK Herald
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DIR CANVASS

The Portsmouth "Old Dominion" OLoco) mp.
pears to take quite an interest in the Richmond
elections. In its number Of Monday il says:
1.-THE party had meeting the Union Hotel on Tues
Mr. Brooke and John Minor Bots were pretty essentially
used up by Mr.. Lyons We take pleasure in assuring our
friends that there no doubt Of Mr. Seddons election and
we iee POSITIVELY cersin that Mr. Lyons will be returned
10 the Legislature. We had the assurance from gentlemen
whose Judgment can be relied on on our lao visit there
thsi such would be the result Of the coming canvass Many
semg wings positively stated that they could and
would not vote Tor Mr. Bots"
Such are the hopes and calculations Of Loco.
focoism everywhere Mr. Lyons is a Wing, bu,
the l'ocos have conceived n violent affection for
him If they mouem him good Wing, would
they feel so anxious a solicitude for his success
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Correspondence of,hs Albany Daily Advertiser

COLEMAN DEAD! The tdings will break upon the world
like the startling q his wonderful instrument lie hsd
Just brought to perfection his Hosn Atschment with
which 10 hl the world with hamonies when he was
summoned away from earth IT, Join IN the nober anthems
Of heaven lie had just returned from Europe where he had
received the appauses Of the frs, musicians Of the sge
municent reward for his ingenuity, when he was called
away 10 share the richer treasures of the skies.
OBED COLENaS departed this life Saratoga Springs
Saturday the 9th inst, s half past 6, 2. NJ sitter an
illness OF week. leaving large circle Of restves and
friends tho lose OF duuul son, aud aHeotonao
brother and hearted friend He consistent mem
Der Of the Presbyterian church. snd died expressing hi.
confidence In Jesus Christ the sinners only Saviour Ills
sst peaceful, and his breath died away az
gently ~ the fam, murmus Of tho KOlsn Tyre.
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ARRIVED SrE-MoRE DEvKLoPEp-A letter from Louis.
vile, Ia Messrs Rdsey and Cook furnishes the informa
ton that Messs Hays aud Zel arrived safely in Louisville
with William Pardoe alias Johnson. the prisoner arrested
robbery Ut gold watches and ewelry that city, Nove
her last. He Identified by the clerk having
been the the day preceding the robbery. lie
was committed 10 await his sl Pursuing their inquiries,
the officers ascerained tina, Padoc. HE arrival Louis.
vile, the robbery. disposed auction OF variety
al musical Instruments which, from the description leave
little doubt but they the property al Mt Carus OF
N. Charles whose catered aud robbed du.
ring last fall OF quantity o such articles. further
curry. tits thought lead the proof that Pardoo
the burg ar this occcasion.-[BlLr. SuN.
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DINWIDDIE.

We regret that David F. Hoy, Esq, withdraws
from the canvass in this county, not being in n
situation TO canvass with the activity that his Wing
friends desire.
We hope il is not too late to bring out another
IN his place. Dinwidde was Wing in 1886 and
1910, and, although giving Mr.. Polk a small ma.
Joriiy, is believed TO he Wing still. Will the
Wings of Dinwiddie give il up, when a single
member may determine the political character Of
the next House of Delegates We sincerely
hone not.
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M. GIj,idou's I.ec,,,r.,

Mr. Gs Lecture Thursday evening was his last upon
the subject OF The Pyramids. The seventh Lecture hs
evening will close the series
The subject Of this Lecture is some thing new differing
very essentially from that Of his previous Lectures: Egyp
tan Symbols and Anaglyphs: The Winged Globe: The
Crux Ama'a; The Immortality of the Soul: The Judgment,
after death; The Resurrection Of the body some Of the
leading and principal topics Of this Lecture all repe,o with
INTEREST," This being possibly, Mr.. c. final Lecture we
should feel incumbent upon in sestaon Of our sp-
probation of his Lectures and admiration Of his abilities ss
LECTURER give him full attendance
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DREADFUL CASUALTY
TOTAL WRECK or THE STEAMBOAT swAL.
Low.
SEVERAL LIVES l.o~r,it
Correspondence. Of Tho New Yoss Ts,ssss.

~"'s't"noseee OF me rev rofk Tttouns,
SrKaxKa RocuEsrkn, Tuesday, SAM.
My Dear FrcnJ.-Yea may value lsw lines from IN
eyewitness. descriptive Of the terrible accident which be-
Eel tho Swallow las, evening. Al about O'Clock when
going at rapid rate. the boat struck small rock s
land sbrss the Of Athens and the city of
was siiug an the upper saloon In conversation A. hs
rs' sevefc shock the passenger rushed below ba, Team
were csied for momen,b by tho oucry that had oaly
come IN contact with raft But speedily
assaled by the appalling sounds VI tho rsndins Of mbcr
and the evident destruction Of the boat whs the
tied with ighuM Ispidy. Those Who had .tsned in"
IN tho uitct cabin had barely time 10 leap from heir bcr
before the water upon then. You imagine the
horrors Of the this moment when than three
hundred souls thus exposed the midst Of failing
snow and almost darkness As the reached
the boiler res ssat 81 mingled steam. smoke and flame
poured into the boat tho ghssy countcuances
with sudden glare u vivid light aud completing the
sternanon The conviction that the of fire be
added to our other immirn peris curhed the resolution
OF the stouest hearts But the rspd sinking OF the boat
eAtnguishcd the Tires aud all was darkness again.
In less than live minutes, by the blessng Of God the
stern rested on the BOTTOM s water beng above the win
dows OF the alt saloon state Several females wec
drawn out o state rooms by dashD in the windows two
almost eShausied-onc aged and lying on board
this boat in precarous si,uaiion-wes taken from tho
Ladies' Cabin by cutting through the floor They had
tanned themselves sotccs, with only few inches of
breathing for their The had been forced
high and dry upon the rock aud the bow spill, open amid
ships was lett rising almost perpendiculay upward
vered with anxious beings cngng 10 the buwarks The
remainder OF the passengers were sadly prnuped ON t.
forward upper deck, bewsng the absence of dear
companions. and aciuaed by the dreadful spprshon
sons Tor their fate.
by this tune the alarm had been thoroughly communica
ted TO the shore either side. The bells OF the churches
began TO ring aud the with torches
waving IN the heet Ut boats that put of assistance;
while the Rochester, which had found difficult 10 vet 10
US and the Express which had come up were pradu
ally approach along side The sound Of the bell. peang
on the air. the shouts Ut those tho boats the gh of the
waving torches and and the wang grief Of many ON tho
wreck constituted features OF most impressive scene.
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Letter Of EY,mi,, lame, E,o--

10 with unsloyed pleasure thu, lay this noble letter
before the People Of Richmond; letter spontaneous and
not extracted from s author b. any solicitation; letter
ssrsdoswsrd msay and erect IN is papose patriotic ia
W 'pF and eoasisent with ysan Of devotion to Wing
rnepss those principles true, just impfegnabie
"ht Mr. Polh hn'selfs compelled rseosni.e and admin
later the Government upon them.
Z. s. We need only refer Mr. Brookos letter pub
ished couple OF weeks SINCE show that he Is and hes
always been prepared, submit the decision of
ing OF the whigs Of Richmond. and support their
mnee.
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DED HIS ISJURIEs.-Mr. Mean, the merchant from
Fayetteville, North Csrons, who unfortunately fell
while attempting to get into the the Baltimore Rail
road Depot at Philadelphia about days since and had
his foot crushed by the wheel passing H. died ON Mon
day evening. at the Hospiial.-BALr. Sun.
DIPLOMATIC EHPEysEs.-A PARIS correspondent yyri,es
that the expenses Of ie American Minister Paris are
so day; his wood bill alone amounted 10 400. tire.
qurcs large private fortune the expenses Of that
ofice.-IR.
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Bolts and Seldom IN Po,ohaan and at Slin Quaritr,


We have received verbal of the
OF these gentlemen the river but await
particular narrative. The that Bolts had been
wosed Powhaian Court House. in the estimation OF his
own friends rumor. There the shadow
OF truth in it. Mr. Bolts friends better pleas
ed with him. He more practical, semi
bic, down right, common sense, and powerful
At Goodies Store he particularly felicous Ills hits
and irresistible. and in 4 settlement almost
wholly nmical and where he surveyed only
askance but of wonder and monster he made and
left impression dangerous the South Carolina Can.
didste.
Bots hard and powerful constitutes his
great strength-as 1t is when united with fidelity the quail
y by far the rely upon for safe and public
man. Before the evsy day. field good Of such
man. forty bale theories and Qaalebumery generally
vanish into thin air
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-12

" An increasing demand for Tyler blood."-uadi.o.
niGR.
General Hardin, appointed Collector Of Saya.
nah by Mr.. Tyler, has been removed, and w. y.
Bullock, esq. appointed. Hardin supported Polk
with all his might, but il could not save him.
Tho. ~. Fletcher, esq, of Natchez, is appoint.
ed Marshall Of Mississippi, in place Of Maj. An.
derson Miller, removed. The latter was appoint.
ed by Tyler and supported Polk, but the Tyler
faint overcame his services.
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ESCAPE of SANTA ANA

letter has been received in town. stating that S,no
Ana has made his escape, and is in New Orleans
with large sum Of money In his possession.
umor Of Santa Anss escape had also reached Corn,
Christi.
correspondent Of the Galveston News, writing from
Corpus Christi, under date Of March I4, gives rurnor
that had reached that place the that Santa Ana
had escaped from prison and had left the counyPste,s
burg Infeliigeaeer.
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DARING AssULr-on Tuesday night last about Q O'Clock
rs Mr. Semon Cox Of the deputy shers for the coun
~ was passing along Hien Front was nccosted
by man who asked him question To the location of
the fellow suddenly struck him violent blow directly upon
the mouth knocking him To the ground upon his hands and
knees his hat falling oil al the time On rising Mr.
oH opiehens'e that inriher violence intended rushed
forward few paces when turning to observe his
he saw that he had already gathered up hat aud the pa
Pors which had fallen from and made full speed
Enuey unable to account Tor such proceeding. assault
OF that character being inconsistent with the mere roberv
OF hat and papers, Mr. Cox home fortunately more
puzzled than hurt Yesterday morning colored man en-
9mu 'he hoi OF Mr. NJ Kennedy OF Forrest and
iillen Streets placed hat upon the table in the bar room
and walked out before any thought make an inqurv
On examining the hat found be that of Mr. Co.
VINO seem, was known IN the house. and upon sending
To him. he discovered that all the papers had been
ed IN u safe as they were before fell of Of his head And
ussiand' this singular affair present. quite pcsb
Bali SIM
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REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS.


The Baltimore papers Of Wednesday announce the an
neIod removals and appointments Of Federal officers in that
city:-Nat Int
James NJ Buchanan, Postmaster in the place Of Tho
mas Finley. removed,
James Polk Of Somerset Naval Officer in place of X
Handy, removed.
Joseph White, Navy Agent in place Of Samuel McLel-
Ian, removed
Michael McBair, Appraiserinih the Custom House. in place
of John Lester, removed
VIM. l.. MarshsIl. District Attorney in place Of H. C.,
Lee
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See the defence Of George Sulmsn from mslevolent
attack OF CORE pondent of the Enquirer.
Party would be odous and nsuerable il was not for
its indispensable necessity keep burning the flame
Of public freedom It's attacks spare none and least OF all
spare those whose excellence ought to protect them
That very excellence but often whets the ferocy Of
the attack. Geo. Stlmas perhaps little deserves Ill
naiured structures any man among u.s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-12
CINCINNATI POST OFFICE

Col Taylor, Post Master Of Cincinnati. (and native Of
this city, has received notice he will be removed the
first OF June. lie is son.inaw Of Cen HARRISON and hi.
appointment by MIR Tyler, gave very genera satisfaction
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-12

LATER FROM Rio DE JAsEIRo.-By the arrival OF the
barque ST Joseph Capt Nei from Rio, learn that on
the 23d Feb. Prince born heir the Throne of Bra
I'll. The birth was announced by the firing of rockets
discharge Of illumination, &c. The rejoicing
for three doy-.-N y. Tribune.
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HENRY +, HARRINGTON

N B.-Morning.-The apprehensons of loss Of life
which have expressed above, fully realised Several
females were TO be washed oil by the
above the guards, and ALL thought, could
capped from the cabin. Several board boat have
nothing but their night dresses.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-12

ExTRAoRDISARY Loss UT MAII--A New York paper
says:"We have received information that the entire mail
which made up this city the I'd of February for
Philade phis never reached that city"