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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13
MRS. M. J.

~FRVIrERER AND ONFECriONrR.
~ AZ just received a splendid assortment Of all the dit
IA fereut kinds. TO wit
s Boxes splendid fresh Oranges.
I Boxes do Lemons
q Dozen splendid fresh Pine Apples
A hne lot OF fresh Cocos Nuts.
10 drums extra hne Figs
Sdrum@ Raisins
aboNe- Blue Band do
A large ker splendid frvsh Tsmsr,nds
1 sosen iars fresh rruncs
I large Neg fresh Currsnts
. boxes Bonn's Peach Leaf Tobacco
& las fresh Canton Preserved Ginger
! fraii splendid Dates
. h,yes extrs fine Red and white Rock Candy
( large fsl Fresh son shciied Almonds
A large lot OF all the various kinds of Nuts
a hne Tot OF Regatta, Cassidore, Principe and Havana CT
gars
A Neg Of Dimuih, Lancaster kapree snuff
Together with a general sssorment Of the first quality
! OF Confectionery too numerous 10 mention, all Of which
+, she " IN sell wholesale OF retail at her store on Monroe VI
1 opposite the Merchants aud Mechanics Bank. je2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13

Wf'FNhNNf 49, 1NN bAft NUftAtNfe A"t
Bronchial tubes.
DREPARLD entirely from he Ginseng. and
waua0led 10 conIein no preparation uf ANU
Inobv. Mercrrv 90 Opium.
MORE Than 3OOe HAVE Bern SOLD AT RETAIL ~
TnE CITY oF ciSctNNATi ALONE, wtrutN TRT
LAST FUuR MONTHS. Am ~ sway CASE WITH
THE MOST rERFLcr SATISFACTION TO THE PA,
rIENrs.
The Ginseng Panacea is how ordered by phys,
Clans of The hrsi responsibility. IA their regnlaf
praciIce. and us clam 10 be considered The only
article ever discovered oOpaLle oi speedily and
permanently ~aliaying bronchial irritation. which ~
tho sole cause 1T coughs, asthma. bronchitis. and
OccordiFg To Dr. Eberle, VIII but expresses the
opinion Of all The first authorities in Euiore aud
America, of lyvp Ihirds Of oil The cases u.ualiy re-
garied as lr"e fuberculous consumption must be
considered a. forever settled.
We select the follow ing names from n list OF
h%undfojs. who have felt lis heating influence on
hsmselves. and seen il in their families. because
many Of Them are we'll known TO The business CONS.
muniiy Of Wheeling as men Of standing and inau,
ence ~ Cincinnati. who would not Tor a moment
lend erher their names or their influence 10 the
distribution OF an a Iicle, except rem The conv elton
of lis vast utility 10 the afflicted,
} w Phillips, Broadway bet. Sh and Harrison sis
q Parviu. Broad way near Yeaiman.
J w Cofin, Buckeye Bell Foundry 81 81.
GVsnduzen. al Hopes warehouse Sycamore street.
" Alfalhof, surgeon Den'lst C0ncrrss 81.
- Stems. firm "f J + DaIr a. &c. Sc a. l. MIN.
N Noble, canal collectors Office.
J Jones. Assistant cletk Hama co. Superior court.
f. III Wheaton. firm Wheaton & Blum. Auct'rs.
DIR kosser, li'h 81 between Vine and Race.
- Herman, firm Finkbino d herman. Main ~
o = Benjamin, Importer Sd 81 bet Ma u aaI Syc.
a Newell, Tanner Syn mes 81,
IA Lyon. Finishef Front IT.
w Johnson. Carpenter 81 u.
Capt Adams. Columbus IIonsc.
Is Jones, corner Lpngworh and Race.
5 Sterling. corner Vine aud Centre,
N NJ FlOrer. Sycamore 81.
T SALTER. Proprietor, Cincinnati. o.
Pdce only so cents per bottle.
For sale by JAMES BAKER Sole agent corner
Monroe and Main SITS. Wheeling. Va. az 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13

r~eACBIGNE-S History Of tho Great Reformation 4,
~ Germany and Sw iizehsnd, just received by tins sub
scrter; a few copies OF the above work in 4 vols. various
in SIRE and binding. This history IS ove Of the most In.
teresting aud important works published for many years
and hal we sowet TO do so we would introduce into
every family circle in our ooun,ry.-Chrsiis Observer
For sale by JOHN FISHER, Agent.
leo l23 Main street, wSeclinx
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13

LVANIA UNIVERSITY.
yY7HE Medical Lectures Will commence; a. usual. ON
n 1 lac first Monday OF November, aud continue fou,
months, under the following Arrangements;
The Principles and Practice OF Sursery by
Professor Dudley
Ma'eTiR Medics and Therapeutics by Mitchell
Chemistry and Pharmacy by (" Peter
Special and Surgical Anatomy by " Dush
General and Pathological Anatomy and
Physiology hy (" Lawson.
Obstetrics and Diseases OF women and
Children by " Amman
Iheory and PTaeilce OF Medicine by bartlett
Demonstration OF Aneiomy T.. l.. Dudley. A ID
The whole Course costs sos; and az we have uttsrlv
abolished the CREDIT system, CASH will be invariahIy re.
quited. The naturalization and library ticket, IL 1rvr
dollars; the hospital ticket, rvE dollars; dissectinx ticket
TEN doisTs; graduating fee, s25. Boarding aud lodxinf.
rom two 10 three dollars per week, fuel and lights IncIu,
dsd. BY order Of the Faculty.
HOS. d. MITCHELL, DsAs.
Lexington. Ky. lV II-3y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-08-13

, u tnsSrEHy. IN Size
I Circuit Superior Court
, ol Law and Chancey
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28

are hard up for "sorts" type founders being near at
hand but they issue very uciu sheet which uphods
'got American rule In California dcnouncng any further
allegiance 10 or connection with Mexico
Tho latest number before us Is September 18th. From,
u We learn that Com Stockton returned 10 M,nIst,, In ito
Congress on the 18th Sept where he warmly gre.
With his force he took Los Angelo. with ut
RESISTANCE Gen Castro although superior numbers
treating into SOnofo.
The u. 3 irigate Savannah, under Can't Mor,ne. wa,
10 sail from Monterey on sOh OF September with scaled
orders No clue -givcn her desiina alton The u s.
store ship Erie also about sai but her
not mentioned.
The election California arc navel n not i'm
pot'ant la san Juan, Don Maleo Fclon ha. been eee
ted acalde. In Monterey for the ce the nvas.
mus, have been brisk, and the following the result, Don
walter Cotton Tho chaplain Of the CongeSsl Is votes Don
Juan Maarin 81 votes Don David spepc, 6b votes DON
Manuel Dias 90 votes Don Salvador Muntas 40 votes Mil
ton Lube Esq SO votes, William f. 2. HartnelI ESQ ~
votes Upon this return the chaplain was declared duly
elected Tor one year hs friends aud those OF his compe
h'os may be interested In these details In case of his alb
sencc illness. Don Milton Little was elected sub t,uo
meSsrr haftncll, spence, Dins aud others wot. shos,
councillors. and Don Salvador Munra. treasurer
mo SNIP brooklyn ~ New York, arrived nj Monte rev,
from Bodcg,, ON tii. 18th of September.
Ek-Gov. Alvatado has returned q, his t.sidepro IN Mn
"fey ana been kindly received Other Mesicsns are
horicd 10 pursue the same course
Inc hrst jury ever summoned California was ,tnp,,-
ehed IN the alcndos Of Monterey ON th, Ih
Der. Ii for the trial OF case IN which Isaac
was planuh and Don Carlos Rousillon defendant Tn. ~,
~ was composed ct MeSicans aud Amereans-a about
hhu anu hal' We iniet from the namss-a Mexican he
ing foreman. The defendant indicted for
snpolne OIL lumber, the property OF the plaintiff Mr.
Coon presided aud heard testimony for ss vera, bouts :
lhe jury acquitted the defendant fuonious intent but
found balance due plaInth OF S65, but as the
had beor offered 10 this without suit the plaitT Was
ordered To pay tho costs. Tho verdict gave
aud the plaintiff publishes n card exonrratny defendant
from suspicion of unfairncss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28

MESic'N AFfAiRs--IIaviog convorsed with gentlemen
who urycd here ThurTduy from Havana We learn that
ihofo BE- prevailing impression among those whp know
Santa Anna in that oy no from doarous Vi ha1
atdng an octon with the troops Of tho United Sat,s-thu
hc s ~ heart Ia tho war but has not vet secured
such hod o. 10 be abe counter TO tho universal de
sifes Of his couniymcn
u Appeals "a be understood in Havana that Santa Anna
has mad1 demand upon the clergy u the county Tor
loon oi two millions and half lis sincerity in this BE-
previously supeclcd; and be charged with secretly
mitigating the reply Of The clergy, that the money cannot
possibly DO procured Saua Anna persists that IL %
souy NECESSARY for the prosecution Of the war and upon
tho refusal Of the clergy he may found HE with his
countymen for net assuming active and offensive hosul-
ints.
We learn further that Gen. Ia Vega before leaving Ia
yana fr Vera Cruz the British steamer received from his
Government The command Of brigade, and ordcfed
repair NJ once oIo'n the army San Luis Potos
We have MT received Mexican papers by this ami
val ~ Havana aud are looking in Mexico through
the spccace' Of those whose sympahics naturally ex-
cited favor ~ We look with much curl
oay Tor frank and explicit expotitons ~ tho tunofs
which have been circulated IN oil paris Of Meaco IN re-
gard 10 the dissensona her armies we'll aa hof civil
councils ~ present every ihiog developed In a mist
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28
From the NO. Picayuno. Dec 90.
Later from The ar.,.v

MOVEMENTS oF TRooPs-LArER FROM Mo>rrprv
DEATH or GEN. HAMER-MARINE DIsAs.ERs-L,sI
OF GOVERNMENT STEAMER GOPHER acAo
BY the arrival at halfpast one o'clock this morning Of
the steamship Mckrm, Cspt Peck, we have dale. non,
brn%os Santiago up to the 18th inst, with aecouns ts
ysa,et nom Monterey. Among the passengers in tho
meh,m were Col Weller, MAJOR Arthur, Capt. Cuop.r
Drs Chambcrlin, ioSic and Crag Ieuts Steward DnIn
MeMahon, Roe, Murphy and Richmond Messrs Linn
o', iPPet' haines and Levinskod, aud 6l sick aud
discharged volunteers
The report OF duel between officers Of the Quar-
teimasters Department was a hoax
The steamship Virginia left the BraEns for Tamnir, ,,
Tuesday 10Th inst with Lieut.. Col Clak and al. comm.
mes OF the Alabama regiment numbering nearly 400 men
RANK ana NE. The steamer Cincinnati aud q. = pro.
peer James Gage lett on the 10th with Gcn Shields und
siah Mr.. l'unsden OF the Pcayunc aud Can't Sh. ;.
company oi Alabama VOlunIcets.l bound for TRtnnic,
The following letters from Mr.. Lumsden for which wo
are indebted 10 the poleness OF Mr.. Lemon give all tho
news which has come TO hand;
BRILos SANTIAGO, Dec IL, 1886
have little news from Monesey, a. late as tho 2gth
." November Two Regiments OF Indiana volunteers tho
I'd and ID, aud Lieut. Mlckal's Capt Tay!ott b,,,s1y
have gone To Saltilio, to join Gen. Worth.
Gen. Twiggss division is on IT, march for Victoria
Bug Gen. ilamoT, one OF Mr.. PoiAs appointments diod
at Monterey atsw days ago, inflammation OF the bos
lis illness was OF very short duraiIon-noi more Learn
than days. "'
Gen. Butler will remain in command =, N,o,.,.
spoke OF this as somewhat uncertain IN a former letter
Col. Taylor arrived at Ms'amoros days ago, with
dispatches for Gen. Patterson.
BRhzos SANTIAGO. Dec IL, 1916
About u O'Clock. NJ to-day as the n : sloane, g.
pher was gong over the bar, laden with provisions Sc
bound To the mouth OF the RIO Grande grounded The
Dc h"sse was promptly despatched her aid but could
render no eieient assistance. The C. had sprung leak
ana ~ about two hours totally disappeared She was sees
To dt iGo about three and halt athoms OF water when
het chimney masts aud everything disappeared out of
sigh Fortunately not life Ost-he DE Ro,.et ba
wing taken every off when was found TO be m
sinking condition. "
The Gopher had on board when she went down 264 bs.
OF pork ~ bbs OF bread II bbls vi pickles ca Dbl, OF
Vinegar, oaes oakum cos rope and bundles OF cast
seel-al tho property Of the ULcd States m "IIorI
Gam was rich man, this would be a pretty place to
break" him. The beach aud bar are sirown with wt,,k.
IN all directions
The potboa' Ariel also lost at the same lime and
place Two men, Capt. kng and a sailor, were in her;
they were also picked up by the De Roset heavy sea
struck the boat aud e.a,ly broke her tn pieces was
witness irom the sand hills a short distance of the
scene of destruction
am OIL Tomorrow, Tor TamPico, Yours in haste
.. L..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28
sENATnR RAGRY ANn ms snN

Extract Of letter The New York Mirror, dated wash
ingion, December 10
Some doubt has been expressed in the newspapers
whether Mr. Bsgby, " he should be nominated to the Sc
nate AZ Minister to France, and the appointment confirmed
can sustain the expense attending residence Paris dus
TO HE station and even IN this city the subject nng
may appear, has afforded theme Of conversation
Whether not Mr.. Bsgby shall be nominated he has
largc peounay lie has been economical IN he
busnees transactions, end attentive 20 private claims
against tho government entrusted 20 him lie has n lo
son, who receives ten dJas aud hall week a. page
IN the Senate
There this city half dozen printers making rea-
~ to BID Tor the public printing. Isaac Hil OF New
Hampshire, u 8 said, will mako n bid"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28

srsfsrry walker Boo Boo l1c rtoasury Report. rar,,rf
rrI Coasrre on r1r brilliant prospect of an augmented
revenue ror Ne new iarH-us cau.r4fn.lr.Y. t.i.,
u1.si upon Che i1ci tiet douns ne ., five day. of d.
cculcr 'o amount received az the ton houses m Ph,
t...b.a, New York arI Boston amounted 10 SIG-.l
-H.c thC fret five dars of D crmbs-, 1915. under the
odd tariff, ,bo amount received v3s ony S9O-.35I That
fH ds7t'plfton was eIuerro tho transition from
hr old 1 tU. new sy6m mud could therefore continue
goo have escaped r Secretary attention altogether
lUr rrrfns tom those custpm-hour,s we Suspect b,,.
Hr.s1f dispoIed the IurIpn under which be- 5bs,ed Il,
ols oi ihem,--New York,-wo learn from the Tribune.
at che increased revenue Of me fret week Of December
h1' D. cl nearly absorbed by the deficiencies since.
The entire receipts Of The fJt g days In Dccom.
b'r we're S7G0o9j
'.me im- '7' year Tl,tC5
ih'eng that ibo decline Las a'.oady commented which
vcear e be o. "prasro svc," d,wuvards ~ "Demoes.
g. r.L .r.r from Washington 90 Tie editor of the
h-r''fr' D.zrua. states thir q" "a distinguished free
..' air Hsd Wo Doc revenue would fll short of what
aaucpard, uuI .raIn.siDsd at o. woe boc,ue tho dn
t.' r' fo hf' and rat twill be- necessary su farther
i'r,d4ss n-m and rata du ou iron must be- brough.
down OBJ tfn rsr s,stiw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28

1t Is no longer doubted that the Administration contem-
plates the creation OF this Office for when VIC contend
there Is the slightest show reason. The object of
IL only be supsTssde General Scott who was kept
inactive long the Administration from the fret teluc-
tan, TO send him Mexico could possibly dispense with
his And why shall he be superseded at least be-
fore he hos had opportunity OF meeting the enemy
Aud, above ALL why should he be superseded by Senator
Benton for whose special qualification IL alleged ths new
Office be created Where are the evidences Of Mr.
Bcnton's military genius and proves an the fed1 He
is officer tho regular service during the
last bot have yet learn upon what battle field
he so distinguished himself either by superior skill or cou-
would Justify the Administration IN placing him at
the head OF our armies, in preference n man, who on
occasions during the progress CT war rendered
himself sgnly conspicuous for both inuepdity and skill
aud VINO hos literally fought his way from subaern sta
the rank senior MAJOR General IN the service
It's snd, however that iir Benton to be clothed with
Diplomatic functions well military rank-ihat he s q,
be "ComHrssioa,T"-,is 1t possible that Mr.. Polk will
oondsscend send Mexico diplomatic agent of infe-
rank Minister Penipotentary and Envoy Extra
ordinary to treat for peace, well head our armies
IN the field We should have no objection certainly TO
Mr.. Benton to Mexico as an Ambassador how
decided may be objections the scheme OF blend
ing the duties Of Minister with those OF Military Com
mauder Whether MI Benton ought HIMSELF however 10
dore that po-tor whether with his yet unrecanted opn-
pEs the question U boundary between the two coun-
uC--opniuUs widely different rom those held by Mr.
Polk-h1 can undertake Inst m'sson question for him
self TO decide. Ills old opinions and tor aught know
hrs prcsenD do moi dsqlaify him IN opiaon-but the
Administration Il seems 10 might select an Amhassa-
dor whose views UNLESS he has materially modified his
opinions since l544 more nearly accord with It's own
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28
Texas and SANTA Fc.

An arrival at New Orleans brings late sdvicos from
Texas but the intelligence Is unmportant. We arc told
by the Pcay that the Texas papers generally very
indignant at the organization Of territorial government by
Cen. Keamey Santa Fe which Texas claims ~ n part
of her own tcrroyin virtue, presume Of the defeat
Of the only armed force and the capture Of every man be-
longing to IT, that she in that direction These
papers contend that the setting up Of territorial govern
ment IN part Of the State Of Texas by the United States
authorities, ~ encfoachment upon Estate Rights :"
Pray why did they " protesiando when
Congress recognized Santa Fo Mexican CITY, by pas
sug law allowing drawback goods sent ih,hef from
Missouri State Rights, forsooh Do the Texas pera
think that James X. Polk, the head Of the State Rights
pary would bs eacherous his principles a. to in
fringe the great doctrine oi State sovereignty D., tbey
suppose that hs leading supporters who swear by the re-
solutions Of 1898 dayouly a Turk does by the Al
koran, would permit bin 10 Ir,mpo upon their fe,erv,d
rghu"1
10 be admitted however, that there h groat force In
the argument % the Texas paper. Mr.. Polk himself being
Judge. For 10 that gentleman asserts IN his Message
tho RIO Ganje "lrotn ,'- mouth" constitutes
the true boundary OF Texas, then Santa Re Texan nd
not Mexican city. What right, then, had Mr. Polk to
soIze uIou conquered" city, and compel its inl,
baDr tp allegiance government oLo,e citizen.
hsV ai,sady psre, by Inns showing soon ss Texas
was annexed And what right had Cen Kcarey &, e..
bbIsH even temporary government in part Of Teras
and thereby s1per-eIc the Iaws OF a sovereign state
which, i Santa Fo BE- part Of Texas, wcrs Tor ought 70
have beeu n force from tho moment tho annexation
scheme ooulummlicd7 ST. Folks assumption in re-
gard 90 the boundary line confronted at every point y
stubborn facts" lkc thosc, which demonstrate ia co,e.
rious nb.uil'y md ought To- satisfy every uup-erd,eed
mind that nsy aubehugo, 90 cover ON act Of u.ur
! patton aud wrong.
o. Foreign paupors -ro pouring In upon u.s. The New
York Tribune mentions The arrival nj lhat pou oi a .bip
from Bremen. with 800 persons Of this cas Of whom
% wcfo dad when she reached the wharf, and o. mspv
more were sent to the hospital in O hopeless condition
! II The citizens Of Philadelphia making powerful
eli ne 10 the oharorof the Rail Road from that city
10 PrrbIa 400 shares have been auacubs and 1000
more will secure he ,y fubscptonof 3 500 900 making
i1 tho aggregate sJOOlOOO which will secure The charter
end ensure lho inmsd s'o commencement, Of the work
o. The Lowell Courier suggests that the next Pregdsn
col candidates ought be- Intercepted regard t,th length
Of heir Message and that ought q, be elected
who will not p'edgs himself 10 eoudsnao what ho 10 say
IN three four columns We hope that Gubernstori,
c,utiiatea will bo subjected 10 ko scraunyfor ss the
Courier adj II all public nu'onoos, tho most superifvo
such Messages havo this wiolcr been compelled
! 70 iHaiei upon ourroajors.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28

IL Gen. EKAsTUs Roor. venerable and distinguished
citizen Of the Empire state, aud we-known politician
died. IN the city OF N York, the 24h inst in the 7lh year
OF his lie formerly conspicuous member of
Congress aud has since represented his both
branches Of the New York Legislature, aud one
time Lieutenant Governor OF that State He was also
member OF the State Convention IN 1921. While a mem
Der OF Congress he supporter OF MadIson's
adminisatonand, the present division OF parties
has been uniform aud zeuous Wing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28

IL The latest edition Of the Lieutenant General scheme
according to letter from Washington the editor of the
u Guzete, IT, that he have aids de-eamp with
the title OF Bugader General, who. with the Lieutenant
Genera are To be clothed with powers; aud
that 'hese aide to be Sns Wright and Senator Cren
den--'he latter beng thrown in bribe Wbigs
Mir. Cri,cnden (excams the writer aid-de-csmp to Mr.
Benton
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28

The Richmond Wing Is busiIy employ ed in an effort
TO prove that the home is better than the foreign market
When this " demonstrated the editors satisfaction we
nope he wal lry to show that market better Iran
two. -" FrederieksJuyg Recorder.
When the Recorder shall show that we did not have
t~o markets under the tariff Of 1912 well os under ha,
Of 1916. the task he has imposed upon may
say-but not ul then.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28
The N. Y. Courier Of Wednesday says

The amount NJ specie imported IN the Csmbra o. R5s-
ton, according IN letters received day. extends probably
TO near GlOOOOO sgyct on application yesterday At oust
tors likely 70 be well informed here the amount was not
to exceed Gl40oO. Boston letter before US says
Tho smount n specie Tor entered from the Coub,,
s from Cos 10 10000 sg bat s the entries arc not va,
msde' sud u Is reported 'hc brings fiOO 600"
The steamer Of January will brng much larger smoupt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28

dent Saturday. We learn from other sources that the
expected ofair OF honor between Cen Bayy and Garrett
Davis which, according rumor to have come off,
Saturday morning, thwared by tho vigilance OF the
Police, Gen Bayly having been taken into custody and
Of course bound to keep the peace"
Mr. Davis avoided arrest, by leaving the city
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28
Ffom No v Q. Tieayunf DC 10
From California.

We have received file of The Californian" news.
papot published AZ Monterey, principally In Enash but
with Spanish ntefmingod curious letter shcetis his
Californian. II was commenced tho 18Th Of August BY
hes'rs Cotton 4 StmPlo, 81 s. yesr. The publishers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28

u There were more persons in attendance at the Her.
moneons Concerts than could possibly seats on Fri.
day and Saturday evenings.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28

1-Mer'n i-mc. Dlv.s s. Columbus Drew ,,..- later
s.e, % hF c') prop'so o. pubeh, IN the e,ty of Wa
iHe'n. ou or shout ic 90, Of Jlnuar i weekly news
rap,L Oh br ca'ri " TAs Amuleaa" hist, tc neutral
10 roiues Mr q. b. Young gentlemen Of intelligence,
and on eScecat wriior.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28
a CaI,Irc SI,nfI

The Washington Union some days ago. said: ~ fedc-
rasl Of fine taste and talents pronounces the Presidents
Message to be conclusive the War question" Who il
that ledTais, casks the Louisville Journn)-MR. b.
OnANANl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28
General Scott.

We learn from the New Orleans Peayune that this dis
inguaod officer. accompanied by MAJ. Smith, Capt Mon.
roe and LIcu'enants Scott and Williams, arrived in that
city the 18Th inst. lie was expected to leave in day
or two, Tor the seat Of war.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28

IL Iowa is still in FOG. The Legislature assembled
at Iowa city the 7h inst All the officer, Of the Sen
LOcoocos aud all the other branch are Whips