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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27

CHOICE BOOKS.
IL lSTORl Of the English Revolution of lG4O
commonly eaNd the Great Rebellion froo, m. 1900,
" Ia us death ny p GsiIoL Prime Minister nf Franc
o history OF CIVILIZATION IN Europe" Trans,trd by
Sl,25 ' - W. heauy oouhi
Specimens Of British Critics BY Ch,opn.r So,,n ~.
WiisorJ yree 81 WIN 'frot'
thsa5d ADD Wales BY J. G. Kop author Of aeo,l,rd
WV AA'' &C Pnee - eis, i-.st published Cpt ssIs Ly
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27

friends and IN. public T. neiauy o.- OF IN. bc ,,-r,m,,,
have ever had aud n am much very scarce a
ee rsady invite MI
give CALI being a. x,-al Al moi sr.,., an
due On, nis than any the irad.
W Bsar IN mind that CHINA HALL No ~ Main ,,,..,
Is The place buy aud styles. at s pee-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27
Spring supplies, 1916.
CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE. &c. dc

y" ontsy expec'a-
- uoa oi receiving fson I'M mana
factories In stanosdshiss. VA I.ivrr-
tool. prf th~ rhip Hsstinsuer NJ New
fots, and the snip Madison To James
River, my -punx sapply ~ chins. Chs
a''h harhssn~af.. consisting of new.
,up-r.or add desin.hle soods-ani By
fth~ Paeisis from tls- Noohssp aud
W dem cnies. having received IN pait
and am receiving. my sspp,y ef Glass.
Looking Glass fasey Coed. &C d.
many articles of which were bought
at un'i-usiio raies. mud all apoa the
br>t iertns-l am enabled IN off~f q.
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VIEGINIA: = Rales held IN ! n CLERK. 0fbe.

is JEPFRIe5. q q
VIRGINIA: II Rules held IN The Clerks Ofbee
OF he rdperior CoaH of Chancs lhe Richmond Circuit
The Sd'ay of March, la The year leo '
Resy,. w rs.ls'oo AdOa Rely Philip P Psu4ston.
tol RDsy 4 Co, p,s
against rus
Aehaei W Glenn c w HansIsohn B Hum, an "a, q ~
o. az R,haT,. and gsnns trading under .ys
John Hunt, James nd William Punt ,s,. -, - -
s taxing under the firm and style arrs munl Co.
Ths defendants above NJ, - ,-S catered r
and gwen security according Assembly, ant a. RgSoF
us CoSri and sai,fleioy svisnes hat ~ az,
not nla biants of & CsaaonweaHb l. ordered ma. a. -
deeidlnt. do here hoen MD os,,
asd 'hai Of this nhuh n.erte In so..s
published "a ne city Of Rsh~nd ana
posted Al ule most door of The Clptol CIV
Copy-rests.
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aPIeairE 70 the Court By sal'feiop svdsses
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some the Guy Rchmoad for eirh weeks ssses.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-27

" lRGlNIA:-At rules held in the Clerks or
nee Of the Cireuu superior Law and Chaheer- T.
county At the coa house Of county, on bD,s.v
The Isl day 90 December IsIs. 'sJs
anIsl hafdsk and RsLeeea his wife who vas R.,eesa
49,, PHns,
saI'sl rrussen and Vincent PrSen execution. f hi
- se - ana william Wright and the samuel Prls.sn
IN MS own right and as trustee under ana I
the said Tobias PTuS-en, deed aid Vincent Pr, -
nshI bebeeea daley and samuel Iobn Rus. r.
amin Rust RebaTdL Rust Vineeai r Rust WOau, T p. -
o. hn ans ChArlos Bsysy Who and Nc aund Who.
o. hebeeea Wlsoa who chisrr, az
fo'y AUS, deed Lucy wnsh WIFI .hL afoTrr.J
AhsIofd Russell Thomas Alex and AIc. ~. Vie yho
| w. N' ''us'~A'a and hhfAoeh Pnisseh, Deus.
In ChaBcey.
The defendants Rsbeeea Haley Ianso.d Prlss no, having
need hrH apeAAhee ami the aet az
Assembly, ard the Rue OF appearing bv .,,,~f,
tory evidence that they tins
70 ofdefe That the said diendanis appear the 6r a. a.
toe net term and answer the bin Of pintd and ,ast
copy OF Tins onie b. forthwith n-N,.a..5 nan
th n the Coy u RebmOud months .n,as.v., -,
PO''a al 's front doi Of the q House Of hs sounty
Copy. Tese,
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-24
Expenses of the War.

The Washington correspondent Of the Journal Of Com
says:
according TO a official estimate the charge on
the Treasury for the army for next eight
weeks will be ten millions As there now probably two
three millions left in the Treasury, Mr. Walker may be
able 10 get aonguutI Congress assemblies with loan Of
eight millions.
1.-THE Government must ,ad will abandon the sub-,rea-
suy scheme Eeafly in the next session notifications Of
that system will be proposed The specie csusewi be
further postponed and the banks and bank notes bank
checks, will DO again resoted to by the Government"
According this estimate, If the should happen to
continue twelve months longer aud SEQ no reason -
suppose that will not, the country will find Itself saddled
with debt Of SI2O 100000 How this debt ever TO be
paid OF The Congress Of 1916 found it necessary 10
raise tho tariff in order discharge tho debt Of the war
Of 1912 The present Congress- undor the direction of
Mr. Walker, very wise and very profound fnan-
cer no doubt has pursued policy exactly opposite. The
old Congress succeeded in its obect the debt was paid
almost entirely from the proceeds Of the Custom House
Now the present Congress pursuing cyurse directly
opposite in order arrive the point we cannot eG
acy how II will succeed II q man start from
Richmond and travel due East or West around the world
he will certainly get back bis starting point But we
take there difference between raising money and
going around the globe IT one cours. Of conduct will
make money The reverse, fancy, will be very
apt to lose IT,
In what deplorabie attitude the Government presen-
ted by It's adherence TO the Sib-Treasury scbemcl We
in the midst Of war which, have every reason to
believe will be neither short boodess. Already the
expenses SiOG00000 per- month; and the Sec
eary Of the Treasury. after "fiiaBag IT, in Wall street
and Boston Tor several weeks returns Washington with
dollar. The SuJ-Tfeasury, not only has no money
but has credit II will be trusted by those banks
which raised TO put down, by private indvidu
ale Tor dollar.
The Correspondent of the Journal is behind the tines
when he says the 5ubTreasuy tsH be abandoned. ItH
abandoned already; rather in the IN which
enacted bad any existence all II was from tho
fret sheer abstraction having life nowhere buiin the
fancy Of some crazy politician Ambitious men siezsd
upon the shadow a Of working DOT their own
ends and e0dcavofcd give form and constituency bot
u rssl.ts OH lhlir cflrls. and j. q shalow snll
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-24
StOrming OF Monterey.

We doubt whether, the annals OF war, greater de-
gree OF fierce gaantry and bulldog endurance was ever
manifested than upon the late Our troops seem
to combine, in the highest perico ton qualities which
are separately, characteristic Of those Of France and En-
gland At the storming OF Monterey were called in
to action. At behold them rushing upon
the enemy, with the mpetuous vVacy which distinguish
cd the veterans Ct tho Grand Army when position was {,
be stomed, and Ney led the attack At another they are
called upon initiate the stubborn valor OF the English
at Waterloo when thcy stood enid storm OF Cui
rasses unmoved shat they compared to grove
Of ancient oaks, whose sticking deep the ground
enabes them to defiance the tornado which over
shem, temples and its disastrous progress Both
characters did they sustain admiration rivang il they
did not even surpass, the Originals.
In regard to Of regiments the g. it may be said
with TRUTH that they sustained their high reputation with
Petnaciy which there is parallel These dauntess
numbered nearly 1--WE hundred when they entered the
conflict; there seveny-one. rank and file all told
when they came out OF ~ Such not soldiers,
merely they heroes On this subject tie New York
Herald says:
The gallant charge Of the Sd regiment OF the u State.
Infantry, at Monterey, and the emerdous loss sustained
by that noble regiment, parallel the deeds of the
18th OF the British army India, commanded By the Duke
OF Wellington, at that time General Wellesley.
Our gallant 81, consisting Of four i've hundred men,
in stoming the Notifications OF the enemy lost nearly ali
It's ofcels and all the rank and file, with the exception OF
seyenty-one men.
AT the battle Of Assaye, with the Mahrntas the Dec
can, General Wellesley says
"ore company Of the pickes alone, Of the 18th conss-
ting OF one officer and fifty men, lost their officer and ory
four rank and file"
Nothing, however, could the steady advance of
the 74h, which moved direct upon Asslye. The British
loss aud the victor found himself weakened by
loss Of third Of the whole British force THE FIRE
said the Duke, was SO severe that doubted if should
b. able to prevail the troops advance. 1t was the
hercest battle that had ever been in India"
Old Rough and Ready says that his loss was ow-
IN he in
ordered to advances and in all probability, shall have at
San Luis de Potos, another parallel for the Iron Duke"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-24
FoR The WIG.
Mrs. General Carriugtou'. school.

MESsRs EDIroRs Among the various institutions for
Education which the Just pride of city, cannot
heir regarding Summaries for Young Ladies with the
most lively interest. Several these are OF superior
order, and probably OF nearly equal merit There i, one
ct them, however, with which happen to be better ac-
quainted than with any other, and which esteem worthy
OF special Prasel that OF Mrs General Darlington
This institution indeed, is well known m our CITY To
require eommendaton; but its reputation may not vet
be sufficiently dussd abroad, lowing to its recent estab
lIshmenl) think shall do a service To the publc-an1
more especially parents in the couniry-by calling their
attention To Seminary which merit their favor
aud patronage in no common degree.
The schoOl-house OF this establishment situated in
retired and yet convenient part of the city, large and
elegant edhce, and IN its interior arrangement embraces
almost every thing thai promote health COM
tort Of its inmates and contribute give them those ideas
and habits OF order ont taste, which no insignificant
parts OF their education. What more important the
teachers all the departments English Mathematics and
Languages-Cspecally the French sngu5ge-and Music
have been chosen with and the recon-
meLdatiOns; and believed fully competent AZ
for the Head vi the establishment herself deem it entire
y supeuous say anything OF her qualifications for her
station, she Is already well and widely known to
need nay pr5Ige.
With Tins opinion Of Mrs. C.'s Seminary sball hope
that those parents IN the who may desire to give
their daughters the advantage OF short residence in our
city, under the favorable auspices will promptly avail
themselves Of all the benefits which this institution rs
A VISITOR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-24
INDEPENDENT.

LATE TsoN YUoIrAy.-we have received files Of II
Amigo del Pueb.es, Published Of Campoaehy the 18th
Sepiembor' but find nothing If peculiar interest
Tho appointment Of ST. ID. Miguel Baboehano President
n The Republic to Va Santa Anna's cabinet a. So
crotafy Of State, is spoken or
Tho evidences Of tho public feeling decidedly in "a
vor Of remuneration to the Mexican government ptov
ded nway8 that their demands compiled within har
ing the treaty Of 1913 carried ioto effect
We are assured by the gentleman who favored us with
me shove prpc and who has been residing all summer Of
Campeachy the the reports Of the assistance rendered 10
TIE MeEcans by tho Yuo1ianeso letter Pow
der aud military stores Of oil knds shipped 10 Yucatan
end from thence rcshpped MEXICO under Yucsianese
e0ofs, 40 duty being demanded ln this way that neutral
power eaps harvest in helping those with whom We srs
~ war; ~ the same limo being allowed privileges by our
governmen, which arc openly perverted 10 our injury
This will oil be topped that Yucsan has again be.
8 part Of Mexico.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-24
Recruits for the Army.

The Administration determined to prosecute the
with degree OF ygor in which they have heretofore
been dePlotahly deficient We like them the
for that, for although regard the
unnecessary, yet since engaged in it, it is proper
that 1t should be brought to a termination pcs
sble We sure that this is the proper method
to the efrusion Of blood
said that Pennsylvania has already been called upon
to furnish six regiments OF men, and that New York will
likewise be called upon for her quota. In the latter
State, 1t stated, that Col James Watson Webb will
be an applicant for the Office OF Brgader General Colo
mel Webb believe. educated wcst Point. At
rate he entered the army very young and remained in
nine ten years. the portion Of that time being
spent the Western frontier in the neighborhood Of
those wild and ntracabe tribes OF savsgcs which gave
our Government much uneaness for many before
and after the Of 1919. We wish the gallant Colonel
all in his application and have doubt should he
succeed, he will do credit his revolutionary aseestry
(his father Colonel in If the regiments of the
line, and stood high in the favor Of General
Other States both north and south of Pennsylvania will
be called doubt. and shall shortly Sec PERHAPS
the largest army foot that America has ever sent into
the field.
1t 10 generally understood that large portion of this
force is destined to operate against Tampico which
known to be accessible than Vera Cruz and offers
greater facilities for communication with Texas aud the
procuring OF supplies. Once in possession of this mpor-
with Mexico. Vera Cruz must fall. The latter city, we
understand much formidable on the side II the
than that the land. Ii possible that the eN
ample of the French Algers may be inflated It is de-
signed to attack that place that is, that while the SQUAD
ron keeps the sea-bOard batteries engaged force may
land and assai the Of the town. An attack purely
naval, upon strong and well defended fortress la. rarely
been known succeed and there many instances OF
repulse where the assaed had apparently but small
Of defence hand The British attacks upon Fort Moul-
tie and Red Bank, ia the Revolutionary War, and upon
Stoningon in the last examples in point. In latter
DAYS the French took ST. Juan dc Uoa i, was poor
ly fortified and the English took Acre. which was in the
predieament. These oIceptons however, which
only prove the strength OF the general rule.
AT all events, be the desgns OF tho Cabinet what they
may, glad to hear OF preparations for vigorous
effective campaign. We opposed to the system Of
buying peace, and think John Davis deserves statue for
resisting the first overture that effect Since are in
for It, let make the best OF it, Instead OF paying the
enemy to make peace with us, let follow maxim OF
Napoleon who held that rule departed FROM
that the invaded couny shous be msde furnish the sup
plies OF the invading army, and pay all the expenses Of
Inc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-24
The New Or,enu. p,per..

We find the following article in the Standard Of yes
terday We have so long been the hab, Of receiving
our Southern news from New York. that have ceased
to look upon it even as grievance Our neghbor
learn patience The Wing. will ye, all these hings right
for him, in short time after the 4th of March, ls4s
From the Standard.
SrKASGE-BUr TRuE.-we know not how the case
STANDS with other papers this city but We get New
Orleans exchanges only about five times in weeks
This Is enough TO make parson gruInbe and We
not as good naured as are, the mails the agents, the
Posmasers, or some body el,e would gcta severe
seoding The New Orleans paper. most socisble
travellers we have long heard OF. Ii they
ume thtee or four OF the foremost put up
the road ul the hindmost comrodc catches up and the
consequence that when they reach Richmond they
talked themselves clean of news.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-24
New Hooks.

Received from Nash s. woodhouse, Scenes in tie
Rocky Mountsin' Oregon, California, New Mexico Tex
a. snd the Grand faifs Notes BY The way during
0i hroc ycars, with description Of tho
tires passed chr ugh, by a New Engander. Price so
cents. Carey s. HAT"
The countries Of which Ibis work Processes TO treat
commsnd. THE moment such high degree Of interest
thst We doubt not h will meet wih ready sale.
Also. from the same, The Army the Rio Crsndc.''
By Col Thorpe ono Of the editors Of the Pcayunc. This
book aocouut Of the baos Of tho 9Th and 9th
Of Msy With many anecdotes relating TO those
Cos. Sc u veil spoken Of by those who have IT,
Too ssthar slfsady iayofably known to The public
Carey 4 iisu putlshcr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-24
GsnnrIlItlnnfI-

Al meeting Of o portion Of tho Wings Of the County
Of G1orh.snd. The Court House, on Monday tho 9Th
Of October, 1874. d.. GEO. W. HARRIS was called
II tie Chair ard J.sCrH f. PLEAs,Srs appointed ssofs-
nry.
The Object Of Che meeting 90 wit; the appointment Of
Delegates the delegates OF other Counties IN this
Senatorial District Tor the purpose OF chO n candidate
n represent IN the Legislature, having been er
pIancd BY The Chairman, the following gentlemen we're
appointed John Fleming, james n. Mere othcr, --
Many, Oven T.. Morris. o. r. Mitchell. hugh N. Reg
land. Rioilrd w. Wyar, Rich'rj a. Tnce MAJ. John
Vaughan. Chsrlos r. Pope. Charles Robert woodson
Alfred Woodson, +. w. B.aakin hip, william Webster
Isaac Robnson,srd the following resolutions unsni-
mOus.y td0ped:
lst. That we believe that there never was time in tho
history 0f our country when greater glance snd zeal
demanded by tho Wings Of our county
3D. That with proper crsriion snd unanmiy We can
elect Wing o. represent this Senator's District
3d. That propose 90 the other counties composing
THE Senatorial District 20 msetin Convention 81 next Lou
isa C0uu 10 select suitable candidate represents the
Wing Party.
fh That while wo will lend our zsaous cid To shy true
Wing, volid express preference for Col. y. G..
Poyno, IT Fuvanua bod ard consistent advocate Of
our principles.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary we're sddod 10
the delegation.
GEORGE W. HARRIS, Cbsrman.
JOsErH T.. PLEAsANTs, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-24
From the Ne1 York Herald.
The Magnetic TeIegrapII.

We perceive that Canadian nrighbors are about 10
avail themselves Of the advantages Of the magnetic tee-
graph 1t is understood that lines will be Immediately es-
tablished between oil the principal clues there forming
connection between Montreal, Quebec Kingston. Toronto
and thence To Detroit, Michigan This will bring oil those
cities into instantaneous with New York the
great centre Of tbs We also informed that
there Is every probability that the Southern line will be
tended to ST Louis, and thence to New Orleans.
Thus 1t will be seen, that within short time the whole
Of the Atlantic coast and tIC interior, will be united snd
clasped by these magc wires.
The importance OF having the line extended from Wash
ingion Ia New Orleans during the existing with Next
CO apparent II the magnetic connection had been er
Stng for the last three Tour months the thoughts wish
es, and commands Of the government could have bee
transmitted to New Orleans time than il has taken
to write this article whereas all the communications at
have taken place between those cities have taken many
days.
III had been in operation when General Taylor had con-
Guided the armlstcc, subject % the ratification OF his Co
yernmon he could have despatched mes enPor TO New
Orleans and received back SIX DAYS; whereas
the messenger that he did despatch enabled after
geat speed, to reach Washington only sixteen DAYS and
allowing the same time for him reufn would make al
together period OF over mOnth-half Of the time for
which the armisce arranged The saving IN time and
the ehecs that would accrue long suspension 81
hOstiiies, will undoubtedly the government more
money than would suffice 10 construct te ogmphic com.
municaiiJn between Washington and New Orleans.
We hope ihst this fact will have u.s. proper esct upon
Congress ai the ensuing session.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-24
tie Editors Of tAe Courier and Enquirer:

To tae Editors OF fhe Courier and Enquirer:
There IL sroUg party among who do,irous OF Sc
curing votes 10 10000 colofed in this State as pre-
iminay step to perfect social equality OF the Can
any tell whether there any greater social
dency IN the social equality Of the seXes1 a freeho
der and pay than $3.50 worth property; in
fact, II $3.50 IS the Just value OF vote, worth about
lOG coored votes; yet, beng woman. have one.
am Of mature years feel deep and siiectonae interest in
the welfare OF my county, obey the laws aud entirely
willing to serve CONGRESSMAN Governor President
must admit would fee rather ashamed Of my company
the st capacity and further own that our lir.
are not SO well managed since have msny old women
IN executive stations; still a body as well
qualified to vote egsdic the negroes. II there
any physical unsnabity IN females and negroes mixing
equal terms with white in the higher duties go-
VeTnment, not why should also fare alike in
the primary responsibility Of choosing rulers. Ii il is
equally lnexpedient mnge the opposite and the OPP
pos color IN the legislative Judicial sea why should
the African color have this precedence female sex
at the balotboG1 What does the cOlofed man for his
country than the white womanl only ask the same
political rank award my black gardener. lie mas house
and lot worth S25O-l have dozen Of them. lie cannot
read the law and the constitutional Yet, he has
vote and have Sir claim my dozen as my abstract
right. CHLOE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-24

"To your question: ought ALL tho residents Of the State
(wruoUr psriNcroS ooLoRl be allowed participate
in the benefits derived from the common school fund.- &c
| answer YES DAVID TOP"
Did the Sentinel speak in ignorance OF did IL design to
utter asehoOdf Why do other editors Of the same in,
suRrREss TIE rEUrH rms QUESTION: The Trumbul
Democrat srRrREssEs the resolution and answer while
gives the other que propounded to Mr. Tod and his
answers! This cannot DO the result Of sisrAKE. The
publisher knew better, aud intended
ny TAX surrRE'soS! Yet apparent this deception is,
It copied into the Advertiser OF this city, fair and
true Honest men cannot but condemn such acourse."
Who now we ask, was the Negro candidate