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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05

~ The Election in the Empire State took place On
Tuesday 1t was rainy day and we hope, therefore,
that " the oemens' favorable to the triumph of
the Whis cause in that State in Peansyvau In the
Cg owing to the large diversion from tho whg tanks
there well in Philadelphia u favor of the nominees
the Native American party, the Locos will carry their
ticket by large the frank con.
ession OF the Evening Post, which rarely heaitates to
abide by regular HonsfoHs that there arc me named
on the list OF PERSONS nominated by the appcauOn OF
Democratic candidates foe the Assembly whom no Demo-
eai and respectable man. OF any patty ought TO vote
tor The same remark is equally applicable least
one OF the LocOoco nominees tor Congress, the city,
D. T. B'oderek leading member OF the famous Empire
Club, and scarcely notorious for his r.wdysm than
Isaiah Rynders.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05

We are told by the Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Paro, that Mr.. Buchanan has suddenly dis
covered that he does concur with the
of which he Is prominent member in relation to the
Tariff, and that he will avail himself of early occasion
TO present TO the country his that question Why,
having been so long silent. does Mr. Buchanan deem it
Hecessary TO speak Has the result Of the Pennsyvs
MIA election opened his eyes the necessity of making
tack TO windwsri in order prepare for his future po-
siton the political chess board the antagonist of Mr.
Dallas, between whom and himself, it well known III
vay has long existed for the post OF leader and avore OF
the Loeo!oco party IN Pennsylvania Nous rerroas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05

NAVAL INrEfLIsEScE.-By our private correspondence
wo learn that the L. 5. frgAIe Potomac Capt Aulick
went TO sea from Pensacola the afternoon Of Friday the
I'D INST The Princeton lowed her out She had her Cu
complement OF men, and stores tor four months Her
destination L. supposed to be Tampico.
The u s!oop u war Falmouth. Com'r Jarvis was TO sa
from Pensacola for Boston the jn u she had taken
on boerd from the hospital five officers and about 30 men
all on the sick list There still left in the hospital 3
or seven officers and about one hundred men sick
The sioop Of John Adams and tho sentner
were busy taking in their stores at lest accounts and ,
soon be of for their station.
The fever which has prevailed at tho Pensacola Yard
we are sorry to say, has subsidized; new cases were oe
curing nearly every hour. The utmost ACTIVITY has pro
vailed at this Yard since the commencement Of tho war
IN u. Pteauu1,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05
The Presidency.

A, public meeting recently held in Of the interior
counties Of Tennessee JonE MoLEAv, Of Ohio, was
nominated candidate for the Presidency, and WILLIE
p. MASsrN Of North Carolna. candidate for the Vice
Presidency. And at Wing Convention held few days
since Exeter, New Hampshire, DANEL wEBs1EE was
nominated next President
We have nothing induce to change the opin.
ION heretofore expressed that these nominations ore not
only premature IN themselves but that they will operate
nIurousy the individuals whose elevation they arc in
tended promote. We entirely with our friends
Di tho National lnelgonccr Who In declining TO publish
communication naming citizen Of high consideration
in the Wing parry proper candidate for the Pfesdsn
cy" take occasion 10 say We respectfully submit th1t
the pubic attention Is now too mpsrsuyey demanded by
other questions Of vital the common wea
tho preservation Of the highest Interests Of the country
and even u the Constitution 'sef-to bdni the intro
ducon Of the azinng subject Of the mex, Prordenoy
The ship Of State % yet on the breakers let every man
lead hand to get her oH, and then consult about com
anandefH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05

in he Vessbu.g sentinel Of the 29I uitmo We end on
Interesting letter from Col Jeferon Davis q the Nssis-
siPPi Volunteers, Who Of tho commissioners %.
pointed BY Gen Taylor arrange N, terms Of ospitua-
Monterey, which throws some light upon the pro-
bsble rsson of granting The arnsce. re says "It
reported 70 BY the Mexican General that Mexico bad
teeeivtd commissioners from the United statos They
whipped and could sGJrd 70 be generous Wehope
towmrn, ,ho probably over" There seems
b. believe that the Mexican General gull
~ q ru' nod ne, Gen Taylor snd be officers do
csived BY thc falschood
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SnnIn Annn,s Len-

Santa Annas leg. the leg which he los, by the French
winch was buried with honors, but subsequently wa. e1
hnmed and kicked about in dorsion, It appears BY let
Ter IA tho New York Commercial has been recovered from
young man, who had Obtained possession Of H. in the
hope ihnsom day hi might make good speculation ou
Of IT, and respectfully buried by tho new auborites
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05

The party that LETT ST. Louis last Spring for California
have Jared badly letter from Of the compan, dated
Fort bHdger July 80 states that many Of the emRan,s
sold their wagons Of Fo Laramie and proceeded on their
Journey on horseback The men composing the party
quaeed, and Of them had changed their minds and
taken the Oregon route. The letter says:-
The emgrans heartily tired of their journey md
nIne-enhs OF them wished themselves back IN the States
The whole company had been broken up into squads by
dissatisfaction aGd chickering's and it pretty much eve
~ man for himself. The they have received o,
Oregon and the California 10y the parties they met
ing 70 'he states hai greatly dsharenod them and they
had horrible sntcpaiions Of the future in the co,n
which they believed TO be- when they out as beautiful
the Elysan fields"
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The Circus, the largest before this city, is in
full blast. The cayalcade into town yesterday ~
hoTes drawing vehicle, drums beating and coors A,
ing Fine times nov for the children. Welsh Mann and
Dsavan have tic finest riders, tie beautiful horses
and the funniest Clown alive. The children must 90
They must sec the fun. II will make them grow more in
year, than they have done before in two that is 4,
II they do not die laughing the Cown-or he is mighty
funny. Come along. boys ard him. Never mind ma
nor The sehoomaslsr. Come and sec the fun.
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JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LlTERATURE

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History of yirg;uia

The first volume Of "A History of Virginia, from its
first settlement and discovery by Europeans to the
time" by Robert r. Howison Esq talented member Of
the Richmond Bar has been received Il from the press
Of Messrs Carey Hart Of Philadelphia, AID is printed
with their usual elegance. We shall take an ey occasion
- notice this work more particularly
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Maxim of Napoleon.

In recently published work, entitled the MILITARY Mar.
inns OF Napoleon, the following rule is laid down, which
seems to justify the pursued by General Taylor in
granting Gen Amputa which have been censured
by some too liberal and generous:
The keys OF fortified place are ample compensation
tor permitting the garrison 10 retire unmoes,cd whenever
the latter evnees determination die rather than aceep,
less favorable Its always better therefore TO gran,
an honorable eaP'aaon TO garrison which has resisted
vigorously, than the risk Of attempt 10 storm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05
Dickens, New Work

Messrs. ]. W. Randolph & Co. have zen, Il. the frs,
number VI the serial publication by Boz with iusa
tons, entitled "Dombey & Son.. 1t Is marked by those
peculiar characteristics which rendered the earlier works
OF It's author attractive all classes Of readers ana e
tabshed his reputation the founder Of new school o.
fiction. 1t is to be completed in twenty numbers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05

ar The Norfolk Hefald oonusdies statement which
oFgss'od with Northern paper ihsi tho chip Of the line
Pennsgisuna iuing Tor the Gull Of Mexico The
Horsd ssgs the Ponnsylvnnia remains q, her noorings
abreast Of The Navy Yard q Gospou she has done for
che iswo years and orders have been received 10 r,
her
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05
The cholcra.-A London letter published in the N. Y

Inc ChoiTs-A London letter Published in the N Y.
Journal OF Commerce says
Told you lew weeks back, tie authority of the cee
ois'ed Dr. Ryan that the AsiHtc Cholera was silently
slowly but surely approaching Europe The accounts
which you received BY the last steamer showed this nu
Gus ana iaAl progress from Scnde, British India unto
rersa where struck down prince and peasant the latter
IA vast numbers Ii Is lowering the frontiers OF
Russia and Turkey. making reh;u ravnges and
moving EDWARDS, deiying check cont.o The British
Government are going 10 send medical commission into
Turkey and Russia the cases and report upon
the pesenee 10 the Pryy Council which the organ
iZed board OF health for the whole country Should the
scouige arrive IN Europe, it will prove awful visitation
particularly when forming junction with the murrain now
Affecting cattle, and the disease eXtpating the potato
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ORTTUARV


10 ercdabe 10 the heart snts our
ayor o. the departed and feel the nd
vdua who has passed from every Kindly
out hee may ne inivduas TeBov from social
ec who claim than general buo and
whom those who know that The
language OF Ef expresses but eby their
tt ana worth Such
render just reward 10 tho ate Mr MARTHA A. CLAIBORNE
eonsoft Of Df DoveieuH Claiborne, residence the
county OF Bumwick che departed this life
Sepembef 1896, amer painful illness DAYS Of ous
FEVER IN the Sl year Of her IL seldom
- removed, who possessed extent those etn.
ties which appear % give claim WHOSE dspa
lure niu breach In the circle
There melancholy pies turo 10 recalling the
VIOLENT qualities which endcaT her feel IN ord
The cn of the deceased may read mi, I'll
butte DEPARTED wOrh acqua med vi b,, Iii go,
atq1t rs OF disposition euoEze In What I'VE
shall say In this obituary They no over wrought
Porratue Of what the deceased while living Possessed OF
vigorous intellect she had dgny
Ler personal advantages greatly ADDED posng eject sbe
was therefore the Oect Of adm
her, for The noble geny o tho un
nodey which ehaneterzd eJniuet in sii or DID
INC gfacfH OF the rue Guns adofn her convera
Ton and the kldfesso aad which . la
those IN need vii remain 70 Of
who lived IN her ghb, fh1od she n
an aetye senevoenee VII en- AZ he tr Wanted not
% for her husband Though uneqlaled hs be Id, me- ,e
kfcw her aes Of chay and benevoens 20 the Door ana n.ss
80 uofouFh ard fCaune this d,tv
planted In her nature. There shadow Of s6.bp, in
uln a. sc 90 she was not one of those VIII, bestowed
yo ~ me shabby selfish I've going abroid 10 tosa OF
Hers was rather the ustfatrd The Cbfp
pc oi not .ung your c hind know your rgbt hand
m pe."Nng alns But ~ rel unable place rfsfr
gers IN s position which tnoNdsc woui awe her
atu We only lope by this futs marx ~ The roms
ance OF befffsnds ard felatvcH q us leads n an
s' an1 HeaHiet sympathy with her 500 and
auEtt anh justice bids us record tesmouy they
honofed. ~ PIC
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HAVANA. OCT. IG- LAG

HAVANA, OCT lG, 1886.
81 have never any thing equal 20 the gale Of tho
morning OF rc llth. IL perfect hurricane houses
were blown down m the City and its cnyrons; families
buried under their runs. Ia the Ecga on the other SIDE
Of the harbour iomy Of eleven whites beside. mum
Der Of cOored persons, killed by the falling OF the
dwelling, aud thousand other disasters have occurred
which are IN daily progress Of being published II was
truly melancholy sight witness the disasters IN tho bar
bour after the gale. do believe that thsre Is three
vessels uninIured port The French vessels Of wnr
are, may say more distfessod-a rgae. steamer and
cofVeue-he corvette is sunk, the gao has lost all her
masis, ard the steamer is very much damaged. The
Steam packets running between here and Matanzas are
sunk. The Spanish vessels Of are sunk The mar
chant vessels literally piled upon each Other all along
tho wharyes repeat that there scarcely vessel 10
port that will get 10 again. They will not be able q,
hnd materials 70 repair with am told that two ma.ts
that were cut away 10 chip have been sold for one
thous1nd doliafs 10 another ship also learn that the
gale al Gunes was very severe, many estates being almost
totally desuoyed-on estate q negroes ware killed
by the falling Of one OF the houses, 10 which they had Ia
ken refuge"
"sAsUA Ia GEANpE DC, IS. 1916.
"The brigs h Ius and CSrbbee, cleared about tho 5,h
ns but up 10 the 9th they certainly hod got out The
gale commenced here the 10Th ar nght and continued
throughout tho l2h ant Bib. The rvefrlsc about et
within feet Of the dwelling house. Il FELL on the If,h
about foot, ond on the 18th fcoL Mach damsqo has
been dorn 10 ground provisions generally but none n the
cane, having been only somewhat rumplod tp 10 the
18Th inst no nows has been received from the mouth OF the
river, and, therefore, do know the two vessels ot
out, thing s ccfllao vessel could have got out In
such weather."
1.-The lEJIus loaded for New York, snd tie C,,ribls
for Boston. Eds Courier
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NOGIG T. -

W words 60 think About.-It In puv ,,s..,,..,
mai many medical meu when they deens In vain ,,.l, 80
errg patients with drug. are Known "a t
~ was hsy are he'tiesab5 irurinx osran In bop
OF relieving announcer and when many d..a- b~y n.l mi,
oes .no" OF no avail should by their nu-nee ~. IN
a.sns recourse n rrmciy supro-- n. an
''on nef owa paeee which they We nod ,d,eg ma
cssno unas"and and which, the yer, h. al a.
10 the action. T'7- '~' Ivy ps sar)es'sa
For further particular. asveni.cmep, a, ,ro,
pamphlets be gratis. by 20
10 Main STREET. Richmond. Va "iuks."'
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~ The rum7f OF the proximity Of the Mexican and
American forces. to which referred Yesterday s not
confirmed by the las, papers from the South We pre-
sumo, taofofofo t,si IL was unloundsd
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- oe ssaerie same OF The C.r,or n, thr
III ~ - osiisrd and the web Of Insect wa. undo.h,
enen OF reasssr which ria evrr Jaw Ry.
ue sp-emen may be as m, ar A., 80
% our oms shs crude remedies cad, sss. are 70
- - ~, .. noaen pAaimaey In the OF Ilippoen,.,a
'oo was aog ~ irteulu neon and an
90 "a COW ~ai na,d administered the pa,.n,
pare ms ension with the appy result 81
concentration attained In IA, s,Rsarsstlt IN.
oae properties q the most valuable all root, ,,
% ihsir mai influence and the
~ N an diseases OF the skn a. s
mo- OF ne nesh and flnis neiudins oflJ vail r,s, -
amoa every instaf &C. effects. 80 '"'' :"
and soii Wholesale and retail and for .D.,o,
=. o. q y. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists Gt.ni,r nn,.,ss.
b. nity. ~ e",n. OF Chamhcrs York oLl 40
g.. AZ = ruAchi' Agents, Main street Riehn,ont v,
rIIee W per eote OF ,iI bo,ile. Cor doIa ' -
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Cor. JEFFERSON DAyIs-Tbe Vicksburg Wbig I.,,o.
mat tins gentleman who is with he Army under Gen
Taylor has forwarded his resignation Us member of
gTess 10 the Governor Of Mississippi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-05

MuEDfR m MnsouEf -Harrson Vance ooj f., u,,,,,
two respectable farmers Of Uuon. Mo- had rsc5s ast
wcck which resulted IN the death VI Vance hy as sou
so years u age. Barnes oicapod
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Married.
IDI ED.

On Thursday morning the s9h October by the Rev Mr. Thomp
son MI JouS H. hLLrE, OF Powhatan county Mny srS
elicit daughter OF Cot John NJ HAIRS COUNTY, v.
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Fion lie Charleston Coure- Nov ..
The Gale in the West Indies

no schr Isabella, Capt Roby arrived az tins port on
Saturday ia'', IN days from Havana via MatHuzas
We have been favored with i. following eTtracts f ct
iers, giving some additional particulars Of the destruction
caused By the gale Of the llth u Havana and Sag
- 80
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N 4 W GOODS,
VOCAL MUSIC!

- y. STEVENS respectfully informs tho ciii.
~ Richmond prepared give Lessons m
Vocal Music individuals IN eiafses NJ s Music Room OF NJ
The pupils su convenience. Hr ouLi
happy u children, aduHs in any Of Do
On ircbsa rnhfe EsHrois " desired.
hr. r. School ciifen, n Rev NJ erttss
Lecture Room Moniay tvrning, Z o'ci1ck Nov "a
s.'Mt So Music Room No. George Ha,csison. eor,er
OF Main fth no g-5t,
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MUspEs ~ TSSAs.-Col Holland Coffee wa. ls,.l, IA.
led" CoHee's Bend, IN Texas by Charles Galloway. ID
was done IN self defence
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LADIES CATER BOOTS,

'TNEIE subscriber has Just received his supply NJ
sdiss Cater Boo's' ioih whole and hair ra'tefs fssy
hsepha ard made Of san Trau,a makes the ts al
boo' that worn 70 which he cs Tie sueuton
city AZ tv W. a sYs ~ 70 INC
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At his residence, IN the county Of Sury on tho z2d Of
August 1896 JAMES CARROLL in the 3ih year Of his
leaving wife and child and many relatives and friends 10
deplore his DEATH The writer Cf this sad tribute to his
memory, was intimately acquainted with him and can
truly say, he was most esimube man He was devo-
Ted and tender husband kind master and excellent neirh
Dor lie has been of in the flower OF his age
ed by many things TO make life pleasant and happy. Let
US hope however, that the change has TO him one of
great gah-that he has eii world Astounding IN evil for
one OF pure and unsueI happiness. lie was aware OF
his approaching dissolution and met death with the equan
nifty aud Resignation Of possessed Of conscience void
Of offence.
On Monday 25ih October a; tho residence Of John A.
Stone, Esq in Fuvanna county EDMUND BRowN for many
years a resident Of the city Of Richmond
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FINE OYSTERS.

'H'hb most delicious Oysters ever seen are re-
- eevrd tally FROM ysl Ri-sy VII, re they are sieeei et
pfesy Tor the "ALHAMnRA" and acknowledged BY Try
hem superior In htvOuf AID fatncso brought
II You the eioicet and best Of any thsr drop tn
ALIENS .fiLan6ra
Nertt IN Pen te,tt.,y 49,.
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4 HEESE.--3j casks Cheese landing this
- mo'nns iof ale " wa wEBs BACON 4 co.
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" "IE EVIH' 2Ub2
appears from this that tho whr gain in the
ed Dislfiets. is 2O62
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The woTd I'LL"
Mrs Kennedy has len lovely family 10 mourn ne, To-, h ,n
bitterness Ct their grief H.. a.. h.
eieansee life Of suffering here, forever In
The bosom OF herF Father and h., toa-
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HfINE SMOKING TOBACCO-5O ,o. Ayres h sh IN
World Hyeo" Smoking Tobacco, which bern ., bishy
approved by smotois wherever tnown received and r
'aee nos P JoHNsToE, DrussisL
Unable DAMASK. We have Just opened
n large and fine Dama,k from common
70 supoihae. Pof sale CHEAP, NJ
nos HAYES VAN DeURsHN 4 WARDS