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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-02
u ROKERAGE.-Having taken out a licen,

- for twelve months authorizing buy stock,
respectfully tender my services the public
ueh pusn. and the negotiation Of money generally.
may be found at Reading Room 18th In
rear OF MI John GTmes Grocery Store
iE'h streets. respectfully ask share Of public patronage.
~ o-di~SEa"u ID. BLAIR
91Tmes Compiler ENQUIRER and Repabnean ns.r, tysice
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-02
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE.
100000, 100 nf sSaa,

Grand Consolidated Lottery, Gas ea to b. dawn ON "a
day 9Th June, 1886, at Wilmington. Delaware. IL Numb
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-02
PrivaIc stock odd naacirn Mine.

we VA sell at the tesesres Of e late Ms Lucy ~ Cali
huSpAh tn I'm day OF June O'Clock the stock
Inc on hand at her death
hsd accumulated many yrars before his death foo~-
60 bottles he- seeial Mad.a Old and many years IN bot-s
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
81 q 6 ii db t

miro hermit 9caeben, ons Der Invertebrates
ne dls 9lomiuifratcr urn Der Niutcrlafcns
fdaft ccs oerltcrbcnen peter 9fehriq,
lcstMn pcn 8 etoeIber9 1aunihip, Sc,
fa @auntp, anQcltclIt pcrScu III. Ollie rels
DIE nch an brla9te SointcrIafcufdaft Ituloiq
fIno, merecn hermit ouf9cfcrocrt, trrerbaIb
8 Wcnat 9iidti9feit su mahsn-uuc Scld,e,
Die nod rcdtmdsi9e Scrosruu9cn hatcu, be,
tlcben lhrc Ret,nuuaeu cbeufalls binnen bes
fd9ter Belt pphItcifiti9t stusuhinciaen, an
Oft6ael 8ebrta 9lon'or.
UtarS 20. nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
Sattinet : QSeben.

Ter !luterscihrcte bcnahridti9et Gin 9cs
rhrtcs pubIifum, eas or nod, immer fcrtfdbrt
Sud- uno Sattinct ~ MAIDEN, an ieincm oI'
ten Stano in 9cha Sauuldip, Southampton
@nuutp. - gr it canfbar fir Die bistcr 9c'
ncsene iberG c llnteriiIBun9, uuo hcfft
burh quite gIrbeit uno biIigc Dretle, lcinen
3bcil ser 6fentIid,cn Sunolfaft su erbaltcn
3ur ScquemIihteit iriuer entfernteu 8uncsn
hat or fcl9cnoe pliBe teifimmt, mo- or lSclIe
fir Sud- unb Sottinct abhclrn nne fcrti9e
2Irbeit obIicfern miro, ndmlit: Sn SdnCdS'
pile, Rcres9SbsittaII Saunidip, eedla Go,
bel ~ uuo Z. G}rcB an Sittner'6 Wuhle
in 2owhta, uno am SoauIe pcn Saccb Seiier
III JcciccIbcr9.
s. s. Geiier.
Npril 8. SIN
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
2(0tgnte 90aCbrtt6t.

Da & bcmas 9Reiubarb uao Nrau,
uno q b ra b a IN 9f ei barb uuo Srau,
ale BON Sbcr Rilforb Iaunfhip, eeha So,
pcrmttteIf elmer freinilIi9eu llgberlhreibun9,
batirt ben 2Sifeu Wdrs 1916, an ibr gigcn'
tbum, icnobl Iie9euocs ais perionlides uuo
permildtes, an bic llnterftriebenen ilbertrd'
gen babeu, uno spar gum Seifen Der &reei'
loren Der bciugten u / II haros g. 70 rpers
ben hiemit 9lIe, rpeIte nod, an bcfa0te Hetn'
tarbs fhulrig fno, aufgcfcrcert inncrhaIb 30
Ta9en absubc,ablsn, - uno Oirjcn9en, Die
nod, Scroerru9en an beia9te 9teiuharbs has
ben, perecn cbeufaas auf9eforoert, ibre Hed'
nunsen fo9leih tpchIbeitdIt9t einSuhdnol9en,
an
q. 6. @ittman.
Stcr Sauccnd.
Yeter Gngelman.
Sber WiIforc.
slpril 8, nq6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
% a C6 + tdD t

wirb hiemit 9rseben bas Die llnter,eifnrten
ais @recutrrs bon Der Scintsrlahenidaft bes
peritcrbenen z o cbia as S0ofert, lest'
bin bon alentaun, 9eda Sauntp, ernannt
wcrben ilne.-sIlIe peld)e an befaste binter.
lafenid,aft IhuIeia fInb, pcrben birmit auf,
9cfcreert innerhalb ied,s Bchen absubesab'
lcn -uno ScIdlc, bic nod, rettniisiae Ecr'
cernn9cn baben, fno ebenfalls erfudt ibre
Rcdlnun9en innerbaIb 9cnannter 3ct ipcbl'
beadti9t einSubdnci9rn.
0iota Soofert gr'trir.
@barlcs Gfert gr'Cr.
@irs 25. na6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
0eIeQICbQfts- -2(uAoflln9.

Die btsber uutcr bcm Tamen bon "G6cl'
man gad,man uno Comp" beitanocne Sirs
mn, in crm 2ransportirun9s Geiddft, it am
2Sifen Wdrs init allcrfeiti9er @inpiai9un9
aufgel6et wcrSen. - Die Builder Der Srma
perbcbcn in ben Ddnben BON 6. 9. @Cof,
no olle perfcnen bic nod, 9Infcrberun9en an
beIaatc Sirma babsn, fir Scridti9un9 onru'
fen fGnnen, uno Scid,e bic nod an bisielbe
ftuIben erfuft fnb, anSurufen uno 9iidti9'
felt su MAIDEN.
6. uno SO. Goldman,
q. uno q. Sa6man
CSameS g. 9DCf,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
Scbct Dicr!
Sauern, Sanpmerfcr uno 9lrbeiter,
@ripart Cure 10 Gents In benz &baIrr
fur od6 Sahr 1916.

@ripart Cure 10 Gents IN benz 2baler
fur oaS Sabr 1916.
llnc rufet, che ibr icntwc fault an, on
bem TcuDorf Stchr in glGcntoun,
spc man fceben elm neues uno mcc9cs 9ITcrs
tement Sru bltn9ss 9uter beifcs
heno aus
SaibmIers llue WtCu6lin &c Gains fir
12z Gents bis Su % Gents 9(pas
cas- bon 123 Su rs; @attunc bon
6 bis 25; uni Stl6ni6cr BON 10
bts %, suiammen nit etnem alIoez
metnen Enforcement trcfener 9Saas
ren erhalten bat.
S1rp 5crcic
@utcr 3uder BON 6 bis 10 @cnts g2cGaT,
frs pcn bis IL; gutter @ofre bon bis 10,
nno Roltnnen gu @ents, tpurcc cbenfaas
rrhaIten.
6crmt uno fehct uno urthcilt fir Gud
iclblt, incem nthts fur oas 3ciJcn Der 9htcr
i9ered,uct wiro.
Ste ltno oanfbdr fir Qsncfene SunSI6aft
nno bitten I'm cine Ncrtoducr
llbler uno 9Sa9ner.
sIpril 8. nobp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
Sie sc I cl) Gftc.

.. Die Srennce Der lcet'
.sGs.iIt=z-7b bcriaen Srma uno cas
Ssss=slEEZZzszs2 pubIifum int 9Iaaemein'
en-, miro hierourh audi
suaIcth benafridltiqet, bae Der llntcrseid,ncs
te oirIe Sahrsscit wieoer cine Qinie g6tc, ipie
supcr, pcn benz STAGE Straern Wbarf in
pbilaeeIphid burd, Den CeIaware uno Qed,a
Canal laufen losen piro. N!r Trad)t bss
Iiebe mau an bem gBharf bel Carlisle uno
@asfiu, 9I9cnten, ansuiprrden.
@r it bantbar fir genceene &uucfd,aft II.
bittet nm zine Tortoduer, Die er I'D, ourd,
Scr9fdlti9feit unr pinftIidfcit subuIdern
iuden wirb.
Sames O. @oof.
auentduu gIpril I, nqbo
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
Saw9an9 19.]
MuDttcrs 2(n;et9e.
Sn Der Court bon Common N(eas
Don Qedd Sauutr.

ODn ye(Dd SQllnf0.
Sn Der Sat,e oes Serihts Der gubitcren
bon Der 9led,nun9 BON Sames q. Sunter uno
Scibua WtlIer, 9iiianies bon Sobn Q. g..
Sumter unb paul Wiaer, @cieGId,after, uns
ter Der Sirma BON Sumter uno WlGer tans
eelne, inter elmer frrtwilIi9cn ueberibreis
bung.
llnb nun, Tcbrnar IL, 1916, nuroe Der
Serid,t Der 2Iuoitorcn Guf Seiten oeIcst, uno
bic 9fefuuna &. SO. Socrnbed, Gbrif. prce
uno B. g. 8lumer, nls 9lueitcren uberocs
ben, iu auoiten, Ibrrauiettelu uno Scrtbeis
lung benz 9eies 9cmis Su maiden.
,,SSSss< sius ben urfunoen
sNNMs sescusts,
H Tatban WtiQer, Nrptb.
Die cbeubenamtcn 9lueitcrcu wcreeu fId,
ibrcr @rncnnung gcmdR auf Somitnqs bcn
25ftrn 9lpril I'M 10 lltr 8crmittaoS, am
Sauie ocn SO / 4 ia NJ @ra a, in NGIcn,
tduu periammcln, alIwo fGt ale intercIIIrten
perfcnen einfnben fOnncn, mcnn Ge cs fir
GUT bcfnoen.
slpril |. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
CARPETS ! Carpets

Scebcn pcu ReuYcrf erbaIten uno pobl'
fell an bcm IeuDcrt Stcbr ~ ccrfaufcn
SuQraius, 8eniture' uuo eumpcn CARPETS.
@lei6faas Wdttiras, Sccen. SchI 3ud,,
fiqurirte Sroft, Nesres uno Gbhrs 91ugs, ers
habencs Guh, GiId' uub piouo cedsn,
Seuifer Sliues, IL. {. 10.
q. 9. @uter Girpet fir nur 12I Grnts
per yaro.
llbIer uno @a9ner.
sIpril 8. nabp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15

Der lluterSeiduete fdbrt nod, INNER fort
Bcucr SprlBen BON alien Scncnunu9cn, 70
fpe ale onccrc cdsu 9eh6reroe grtitel iu prrs
ferti9cu. @r erbittct I'D, Die SIufmerflamfeit
ces pubIifum6 su elmer fleinen Sprise bon
ieiner Mauufnftur, nrlde Itiflid, fir Stiots
dlen nno 9rcsr Mauufafhlr Gtabliicmcnts
II. - Cicie SprtBen fIno cin9erihtct bas
WaiIrr 30 SUE icnfrcttc SH6be, eiu;useben
mo cs burd, Die ndmIihe Operation an 100
Sue aueSmpcrfcn. Sie Gno aus ben bcifcn
WaterlaIicn uuc auf Die cauerbaftrite 8eile
ocrferti9t, uno CO fpiro in alien NinGd,ten
onfur aut9ciprcden. Gr pcrfertiat ebenfaas
Shraubens uno 5oabebaum Yreeen, Crebs
bdnte uno ale 2rten anberc WaIbiusn. 9lo,
orrilIre
CSoel Sates,
Mafdincnmadsr, SO. lS Drtnfers sIllrp,
philadelphia.
sIpril 30. ,ta-IS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
$40. n.
Sin rucucr Gtobr.

Der unter3eifnete bcnatrifti9t beirmit
feline Sreunpe uno bas publifum I'M 9IlIaes
meinen, oas er eiucn ueuen Stohr fceben ers
cffnet bat, an Der @eeer Sprin9e, ssgennbsr
Shaub's WubIe, rpoielblf er Elm ans9eoebn'
tes 9IGcrtement
Srofene gSaaren, @rc;erieen Sarte
JSaaren II. {. NJ.
auf nanb bat ale pon rpslhsn er 9eIcnnsn 10
an febr herabqeietten preiecu su oertaufeu,
incem feline Waareu ale ncu unb frifh Don
Dem Warft ltno.
Sebe slrt Qauoes prcouftcn wercen i'm
9lustuuIh fur Waarcn aencmmen uue fnr
wclhe Der h0d,ife @arftpreis, gu allen 3ei'
ten erlanbt piro.
U8eine @elfdfte perben auf Scuuta9s
perridtet, auasencmmen In 6ranfbets SdI'
len. ri ..g.... -.7
l0Et<I /~l Sobn S6anB.
9Ipril /, ... ........ nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
81 a Cb + t tl) t

wiro hermit 9e9eben cae ole llnterscid,reten
ais @rCcutcren seS peritcrb. g d) o au 8
6enGn9er, leetbin oon ecwttu Iaun'
ihip, eeha @auntp, crnanut fpcroen Iub.-
9lue oiejeni9en caber, rpeld,e nod an beIugtc
SintcrlaiTenlhaft fhulci9 fIuc, perosn aufs
9cfcrcert inuerbalb gScd,en an,urufen uno
abSutrSabGeu,--u iclhe Die mod, slnfcroers
un0sn batcn, beIieben oieictbe cbcnfaIs iu'
nerbalb bcia9ter 3eit aud, ein,ubringen, an
sSaccb Senfin9er Seioelber9.
Santel Detcr, 30.
Wdrs IL. *6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
S1eue Srllblings- -Gilter

Srpdene @aaren, SuienS 9Saaren,
@ro;ercteu 9etranfe &c.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-15
81 q Ch 7 [ Cl {

pirc brmtt 9cgeben bas Der ltntcr,cidnste
aIs 9leminiifratcr bon Der SinterIafenfdaft
oes peritrrbsnen s Of a b e / I'LL er, Iest,
bin pom Stdat Sbic, unb chebem BON 9pnn
Gaunfhip, ecd,a @auntp, penniplpanien, er,
naunt rpcrbcn it. 9lllc peld,e an befaatc
Siuterldeenifaft fhulot9 fno, rpercen bemit
auf9cfcrrrrt inuerhalb ied,s gBofen ab,ube,
;ahlen - uno Scld,s, bic nod, rchtmdeiae
Seroerun9cn babeu, Guo ebenfalIs eriud,t ID,
re 3efnunacn innerbaIb 9enanuter 3eit pobIs
beitdti9t ciniuhdncisen.
Gbriltian Gtifler, 0pnn.
WldrS IL. *6m
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-08
THE CAPTURE OF SANTA FE.

The st Louis Republican announces the recen.
arrival of an express at Fort Leavenwortb from
New Mexico, bringing the gratifying news OF the.
entrance OF Gen. kEARNEY into Santa Fe without
!he hrlng OF gun or any opposition from the Mex
leans whatever. This occurred on the 18th of An
gust, apd the entire department was formally taken
possession Of In the name Of the United States
we have neither time space to give in to-e,av,s
paper particulars, which are detailed nj n,Icl,
length in the Republican.
1t would seem that Governor ARMIJo had actual
Iy four thousand men at his command but very had
ly armed; and that, though his troops left for the
place appointed as the battle ground, when he GOT
there council OF his officers called and ssmucb
TO his satisfaction" they refused to fight Very
soon after this, Governor ARMIJo turned his head
towards chihuahua, followed by few dragons.
General kEARNEY. il was supposed, would leave
force OF two thousand men i'm Santa Fe and march
IN short time, to California with like number.
1t appears by letter in the Republican that. af
ter leaving Fort Bent, most of the ammunition wa
CONS OF the artillery forced TO put in oxen in
stead OF the other animals that the oxen had also
given out and it with great difficulty the oxen
proceeded onward Several hundred horses and
mules Were left behind the army, unable to follow
The latest date is letter of the 24th August,
which says:
"On tomorrow body of troops will march to-
wards Albuquerque, to take possession of that dis
tfict 1t is supposed that detachment of the army
Will also soon be sent to California The artilIerv
under Major Clarke is erecting Notifications in front
of the town. The two companies under his com
mand, commanded by Captains Fischer and
Welghtman, it is generally supposed, viii be sta
toned here, supported by some other forces Major
Clarke commanding the garrison. These are the
current reports, generally credited. although Gen.
kearney can hardly know for certain how the an
Pearance Of things may change and what steps may
become necessary 10 ensure permanent tranquility
in the province.
sin conclusion, let me say that we have not lost
any men in the artillery, nor have we any sick at
the present time; that we all as contented az
we can possibly be, and burning with lmpateBce TO
hear from our friends in st. Louis and our brother
soldiers in the south.'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-08
THE MEXICAN Wharf.-The MULES. SC.


The New Orleans correspondent of the National
Inteigencer, thus writes under date of Sept IL -:
As 10 the manner in which the war THUS far has
been conducted, utter ignorance, waste and extrava
gance, have marked all the arrangements connect
cd with it here at home, and has consequently had
a corresponding effect on the condition and move
mchts of the army; and in nothing has there been
grosser more palpable errors than regards the
means of transportation, and volume might be
filled with details At this moment our levee is
incumbered with wagons intended for Gen. Tay-
lor's army, lying day after day, with all their fin
lures, exposed to sun which raises the thermome-
ter to 1900; and mules bought in the Western
country, and brought here at great expense, are
being shipped by vessels which receive $1,000 to
$1,000 freight for the run down to the Brasos San
tiago, carrying 100 to $50 mules each; many Of
which perish on the voyage from want Of proper
care, and the usual risks ofa sea voyage and one
half of those landed will die from not being accli-
mated. One of these transports recently embarked
l27 mules here and landed %; the remainder died
or were thrown overheard in gale; and all this is
done when far better, more serviccable and accli-
mated mules can be bought there a. $25 each All
this, however, is but mere item in comparison
with other arrangements, and particularly with the
arrangements connected with the inland expedi-
tons to Santa Fe, &c.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-08

0o-The District Court of the u. States for the
Western District of Virginia commenced its ses
sion in this place on Saturday last-Judge Brock
ENBRoUGH presidings
The Grand jury were in session two days, and
made presentments against EDWIN Nj. Brown,
Postmaster at the Blue Sulphur Springs, and his
Deputy, CHARLES A. MAYO, for violations Of the
Post-Office law in regard to the proper care and
custody of the Mail. An Indictment preferred a
gainst the latter growing out of an alleged loss or
embezzlement OF package of letters containing
money. was returned by the Grand Jury .snot
true bill" Two presentmens were also made by
the Jury against DIR. Henry p. RAYMOND for
fraudulently obtaining, from the Postmaster at
Lewsburg, letter addressed to Mr.. Oscar #.
SrEDMAN, and for taking money therefrom
The cases of the Postmaster at Fshersville and
his Deputy have been continued, at the instance of
the u S. Attorney, on account of the absence of a
material witness.
The Court is expected to continue in session for
some days.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-08
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT MEETING

AT meeting Of portion OF the friends Of Internal
Improvement in Augusta assembled at the Court house
on Saturday the Bird instant, WILLIAM KINNEY, Esq,
was called TO the Chair, and cHApuAN JoHYsoN, IT.,
appointed Secretary
JOHN j.. PEyToN, Esq, addressed the meeting in a
lew pertinent and orcble remarks upcn the great i'm
poftance Of internal improvements and the advantages
that would accrue TO the State from the extension OF
the Louisa Rail Road, and offered to the meeting the
following preamble and resolutions which were adopt
cd:
Whereas the citizens Of Augusta have witnessed with
much satisfaction the recent manifestations in both Of
the great divisions Of the State of disposition to i'm
prove the means of communication between them
They regard udicious system Of internal improve.
ments as indispensable to the prosperity Of all parts
the commonwealth and hail the spirit which seems to
be spreading throughout the land the harbingcr OF
brighter destiny for the Old Dominion.If the great
lines Of connection between the East and the West
shall be completed they feel assured that there will be
rapid improvement in the agriculture, manufactures
and commerce Of Virginia. and corresponding acce1e
ration OF her progress in wealth and population. En-
PERTAINING these scntne ns portion Of the people Of
Augusta have met together 10 respond to the call Of
their fellow citizens of Bath and other portions Of the
State
Resolved, Therefore, that VIC cordially approve the
proposition OF the citizens Of Bath for Convention Of
Delegates from those counties friendly extension
OF the Louisa Railroad, and Of the james River Canal
INTO the valley of Virginia. TO be held in StauDton
the Both Of October nest
Resolved, That in the opinion OF this meeting il
would be cxpedent for said Convention also to consider
and report upon such other schemes Of improvement
may, in their opinion, be calculated TO advance the
great interests Of the State
Resolved, That twenty five delegates be appointed
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-08

The Wing states that the revision of the Crimi-
nal Code of Virginia, undertaken some years aoo
Dy CHAPMAN JOHNSON, esq.,, but arrested by his
Ill health, has been completed by ROBERT G..
SCOTT, esq, upon whom the duty was devolved by
the last Legislature. The work is now in the
hands of the Public Printer, and is expected to be
ready Tor the action of the Legislature at its next
session.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-08
THE NEWS AND THE NEW YORK MARKET
The New York Express of Wednesday evening
has the following

''N'
9 o'clock
As soon the Great Western was announced
below there was suspension of all operations in
Grain.
The news has now transpired and is as favora-
bic as could be desired Although the weather had
been favorable, and the crops ofgrain were secured
yet there is almost total failure Of the potato CROP
and a rise Of almost every article of American pro.
duce, both in England and on the Continent The
money market was abundant, and trade was flour
ishng. Many of the sellers of Flour here have
been expecting the usual fall in produce on the O.
Their side, and will, OF course. be disappointed at
the result The shippers of Flour. Wheat. Corn.
Rye, Sc, will be greatly elated at the news
The rise on the other side appears to be abundant
particularly Of Corn, which is becoming great ar
ticle of consumption.
- 3 o'clock. p. NJ
There is great excitement at the EXCHANGE To-
day. The operators in Flour and Grain are SO Ella
ted by the news that they refuse TO name a price
for anything, or if they do it is altogether beyond
the reach Of buyers.
The holders of provisions also demand higher
prices. Inc holders Of Cotton are a little disap-
pointed they expected greater rise
49,, O'Clock. p. NJ.
The excitement in the Grain market continues.
i ne letters were not delivered when the Exchange
closed, but the published accounts had the effect to
put up Flour half dollar barrel, and Grain five
cents bushel, and even at this advance many of
the holders refused to SELL
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-08

Sickness in THE ARMY-The New Orleans
Picayune of the 10th ult. says
owe have conversed with an officer Of the Ken
lucky volunteers, direct from Camargo. He says
that it is reasonable to estimate the number Of the
sick at 20 men to each company of volunteers; that
the disease from which they suffer most is darr-
h9a, which seems TO haflie The skill Of the sur
geons and that there no fevers prevailing, I'M
less Of very mild type"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-08

0S-Our two Volunteer comprehensive Stanton
Lit. Infantry, under the command Of Can't. BA1.n-
WIN, and the Highland Rifles, under the command
Oh capt. H. .. BKooKE, made a handsome display
on Saturday evening last. We doubt whether
there is city or town in the commonwealth that
can boast two more elegant companies.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-08

05-Ihe ntoerant spirit of our so-called Demo
crazy is manifested with scarcely less ferocitv To-
wards It's friends than its opponents.-We observe
that the Ohio Statesman has been deprived of the
printing OF the laws by authority, because it dared
to condemn the Presidents Veto of the River and
Harbor BILL
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-08

0-The Democrat tries to comfort us with the
assurance that there is danger of resort to Di
rect Taxation by its Party. The reasons which it
gives, however, do not add much force to its exhor
tatlon The ''Whig policy" of ''IIgb Duties,''
and distribution of the proceeds of the Public
Lands" it seems to think better calculated to ere
ate necessity for such measure than reduction
of the Tariff, the paralyzng Sub Treasury system,
and an expensive war for Texas Very well-we
shall see.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-10-08

The Washington correspondent of the N York
Journal writes
"There are some screws loose in the Post Office
Department. There is more complaint now. on
the part Of the contractors for carrying the mall on
account Of non-payment, than there was even in
Barry's time. One quarter is due, and another is
about to become due. and still no money is forth
corninoD