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itself into the Louisa Railroad ma, ,h. .a.e .h,
be.n inserted into IN. ,,k.I. ~, .y n. k,~S s a,
mean no ,udenes. or i,.y,li, hv ,ss, A.. no,
ali n, an. ,,o,,l l., v.--... ,l,.h
rates 60 seriously upon public impov.men. when cload,
such as promi.e fstteniay .nd 6.,,n .h,.,. arc cor,
.tnnily collecting In an. .a.n ~ III c.,.,.
e. and then yanshng q, f,r .,n, "a, "a .o,,h. az
wind, "wasing their swcetn... on The d,ser air" By
glancns over the reogranhs,I .prface of the St,te
should infer thai NO ony.n,ion. 1..r,on ,eo.j ~
convince the most comm !, hs.x, ,h,, an. Ioa;s. Al.
road when a h ,r,.nd. 80, =. 49,, =, SO Pr, 60
and no other route Ne. ,his 4, ,he ,a,.,h,,,. ,h.,
IN shoold ,ermin,, mr. 60. ~. d.. pa. ....,.. ~.
c. is in direct line with the Io.i., R,,l,a,d hrh hy
being carried thi. ro,,.e mich, so,,.nd ,o az ~
Valley trade which in ali nsoh,hl,tv will nsvn, ,,s nv
other route ,o Richmond hn, vii, on,;,. :, sn r., -
ted and natural directon .Ians the .,,.sn. 81 ,S .n
10 B,more Ale.,nd,i, "a l.So,;.l 49,. ~
people are offered fseie. of \, h.
TO Richmond snperior 70 tho.e ,h,eb thox h,x,
snioyed And pray vbat mo,,vs eopd induce an.
ature TO give its aid in taking The Railroad from
nc and extending il by Ch.rlote,yIe TO Roekf.h Gan
or any poin, in il, unes, 10 Gu, off m.
and thai o into The Canal ,hrouyh m.
Scotsvillo and Staunton Tu,ppkef Th. vo,Id n. "a,
feet illustration of the bom,y ,in,l, NJ CO.. ,;.d;n
vessel Of milk and then kicking n over Chsro,,,.,,i,
has now the benefit of the Rivaun. nsyis.top md !,
Turnpike from Rock.b Gan 4, (oron.vl. an. n,...n,
terminus of the Louisa Railroad ana she ought 20 be
willing TO rest satisfied and alone in her slo,y I.
least until the general and paramount Interest.
OF the State are attended to- mean no,hiny di.r.
spectiul the people of Charlottesville or IN, vicinity
more worthy and respectable population /, found no.
where But in q case Of conflicting Interests I onlv
Tor COsar the things which CW with.
feeling myself under any obligation to recognize or
admit claims that nay be brought in conflict with
Cs rights and Just aud reasonable expectations Al
Scotsve the river sweeps around in curye farther To
the North than any other point east Of the
If nature intended thus intimate that this was the
place for the trade OF Valley dgorgng itself through
Rockhsn Gap, TO approach The navigation whist Cover
nor Nicholas was besowing the weight OF his patronage
upon Warren, he told contrary his belief by
a shrewd and observing Seotchman that Warren never
could flourish, because intended that the town
Fer he If th.r ,w
north making II the most accessible that place IL
natural tor mankind TO pursue such cacua
ted to eondnce the most eeeuay TO their happness and
the people OF Western Virginia will carry their produce
exactly to that market which they may find easy
access whstn affords them the greatest amount Of profit
DC 10 BALTIMORE OF elsewhere, the seedlings and protests
OF Eastern Virginia in no wise affecting their conduct
nave been eredtaby informed that considerable amount
OF he uade IN some OF the counties west OF Augusta is
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14
THE PETERSBURG SUPPLEMENTARY

WHAT do readers think is the and character OF
the Petersburg Sub Treasury The unlearned will of
course promptly repy-"Why, Sir, it is patent Ashes
tos Iron Box with a bunderbuss well loaded and cooked
inside, 80 that if any man. who hadn't the hang of IT,
attempted 10 open il, he would get load Of slugs in
his bread basket" This would be the natural reply OF
all who hadn't seen. have SEEN with our own
eyes, the Petersburg Sub-Treasury Well perhaps some
one will say-"Do tell us, Mr. Editor what IL is-out
with H. and cut a long story short" Well hold your
breath and listen The Petersburg Sub-Treasury isis
-s-G Leather TrarsiliHg Trunk with straps 10 match
just such one man would take on juant TO
the White Sulphur SaTatoga-and bought no doubt
at Of the Petersburg Shoe and Trunk Stores -
That's the Petersburg Sub TIessury-itis This trunk
by the OF Sweet ard Measure
is quarters OF a yard long! yard wide, and yard
high and will hold busbel and half of gold and silver
or Whereabouts.
1t placed in the Exchange Bank-not on deposit-but
as the safest p!sce collector fad. The Bank is
not responsible for picayune Of the money-so that #
man were TO take the said travelling trunk strap il behind
his carriage and cut out parts unknOwn-tho Bank
might snap its fingers In Uncle Sans face and tell him 10
60 to-any place that is objectionable to ears polite"
Is there comment required such concern as this
THE Banks safe guardians Of the Public Money!
no-Ahough every mothers OF the Democracy will
willingly trust all their money with Them the Banks
cannot be trusted with the money deposite when they
would be responsible for IT, and yet they can be trusted
with II, as Banks but of vault and when
they are not responsible for cent Of IL!
o Democracy Democracy Thy name is Humbug
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An Epitaph.

Washington correspondent Of the New York Herald
furnishes with the following conversion of Eulogy
into EPtsph The Union ndite its puiis of the
Administration in less ugubrious strain if il would be
ravested:
1.-The story is told The Cato OF New York must retire
to Utica Father Ritchie in last nights Union. makes
sorry apology about the tecgraphc wires running all
way round TO Boston, and about the hunkes aud bsrbn
ers and Mr. Clay. and Albany county, and the
and all that and consoles himself the following sub
lime apostrophe to thc Administration:
ave stand upon the ground of right (WughD.
No administration
has ever anxiousy efficiently
served the country
than the present
Has more boldly pursued the road
OF principle,
adopted more valuable measures,
served the people with more energy and effect,
Promoted the honor
aud the rights OF the nation
in regard OF all foreign nations
and Its solid interests at home
and none is more entitled TO the confidence
Of free people,
" Did you read any thing like an eptaph in
your fe' Did you ever1 No, But II won't do
the 5000 msjory for Wright in New York city overued
and the only consolation left that stand upon the
ground Of WEIGHT"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14

This morning We witnessed striking experiment made
by Mr. g. with ne preparation II the Run-cotton. With
about i've grsins Of he loaded small revolving pistol
and with percussion cop fred ball At the distance OF
sighteen feet The ball perforated two plaoks each one
and half inches thick, made large dent in third pank
snd fell TO the ground quite aauensd. The report was
aue loud and the impusYe force very strong Alta dis
anoe Of thirty feet, smar ball peforatcd both sides oil
an empty houfbafre and buried itself In the ground II
s very remarkable circumstance, that according 10 the
positive assurance Of Mr. Won Schmidt the elements Of bis
preparation entirely different from those N tho com
pound prepared by Messs Shonben and OTTO the German
Warrington Uufon
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General RuiIer.

We bad the pleasure Of conversng with officer today
who arrived last evening Washington from the camp
Monterey, which he left the 5ih Oct He snRoRed
10 tho abo action Of the 2ls the staff Of General
Quman. and, Of Of the gallant band who
suffered severely thst day lie states that he was
frequently Gen Butler during this action until he re-
coyed hs woundsaw much Of what passed that ooc
son-bu saw or heard nothing jasufy the idle rumors
which have been in circulation respecting any difference
between Gen Taylor and Gen Butler Ho added further
that If any such Circumstance occurred he have hear
u from The persons with he associsted; but that be
heard nothing about IL before he left io camp nor until ho
reached the United Sistes. flo entertain doubt
that the whole is Rrs,utous and without founda-
ton.-W ashin gton Union.
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az Christie's Galvanic Curutiyes.-Thc
vonde" OF eerev the latent Magnetism.
medi. agencies Of oav.n'. subjects
seson with each Other and the form By m. raanc
p'aee. q Dr.. Carlisle believed the scientific
provcmen The Gavanic Rinss FLUID the aim
rest ,l Ma nos Bae
ets Strengthening pove md M
complaint which hs can eject win
fal 10 be permanently relieved.
FOR further particulars arother mart Of This
paper Explanatory pamphlets be ra Application 10
me sen" fof this city. Messu DUvAL PURCELL Drusri.s
~ win .oee. s'enmona. va icat
SANDS SARsAPARILLA.-I is u.vi. IN :, ,oo in
ecduou especially when rcdne. in .o-t
branch Of science which 70 nav.
been asebed TO socery We Is eoamen thipv a, Nv
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Inc pablo OF fasehod nth iue disease
has been cured BY sards sarcpara Now. put the un
prejudice who mat worthy Of tetfhey have tr,ed
The properties Of t. fem dy sHd the sey
OF those who having Predetermined mnd that
FILA cannot be cured have refed the matcf
unnecessary what win he every candid ina
viduai serofuia however only arrc
the cure OF which this sdap al
ways accessible the public, d show
for rther particulars and conclusive evdence superior
value and eeaey pamphlets which may
gratis
~ Prepared aud soh. Wholesale eIportaton
by ~ DsANDs Druggists 100 Fudoa street, corner of vii
Ham, View York sold asc by DUvAL PURCELL. Agents. Maia
street Richmond Va Price, 81 Is.
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From the N. o. Pieayuss. Nov. 5.
LATER FROM MEXICO.

wslesrn from conversation with the editors Of the Com
mereia Tmes that they the possession " letter
from Vera Cruz, dated the 7th Of October This week
later than any former letters paps which been
ceved here from that city TO knowledge. The letter
by way OF Pensasos and was probably brought BY
tho Relief which arrived AZ Pensacola 3oth ut
nineteen days passage The purpost Of letter kind
" communicated by tho editors Of tho Times and
deem IL important NH ~
The Of the equalization Of Monterey had been re-
eeved by the Government Of Mexico, and known
the people II the city IL does appear have shock
cd the public mind the might have antici-
psted On the contrary its effect rather to sggravate
the bad passions already aroused against the United States
Santa Anna had Just arrived At San Luis Potosi when
the courier from Monterey passed through that city the
way to Mexico We have already mentioned that ho left
Mexico the 2Sh OF September with only S27 600 in
stead Of tho millions which he endeavorcd TO raise
upon the security Of the church. Notwithstanding this
have such faith in themselves and their chief they
entirely confident Of his ability rally round him and
equip army which will inevitably defeat any force
can send against them. Nothing display in more
glazing light national cening yani-
y and sefesteem which reverses overcome. The
letter received by the Times this confidence Of
the most unreserved and natural posi-
bio. We hardly Ieed add that IL Is from Mexican source
and presume it may be considered fair indication Of
the national spirit.
"Fotewsrned is be fofearmed" II 10 great point
in struggle with Mexico 10 know tho extent Of the
malice and bitterness Of feeling entertained ards by
our foc Dresdng power Of retaliation. her military
leaders have kept partial subsection the cruel instincts
OF the Let their efforts, and
may look for renewal OF the massaeres which marked
every Mexican victory in the struggle with Texas Fer
yeny do trust that partial advantages may put
IL in the of the Mexcans obtain the revenge they
seek There 10 already enough of evaporation.
be denied that the uneonquerable self
OF the Mexcans il element OF national character which
gives proves her soldiers Every step the progress
OF the increases tho respect which should feel for
their military qualities. We sincerely hope have
been taught avoid the fatal OF despsng our
Toe With no dminution OF confidence in ability to
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14
CONGREGATIONAL Districts.

The Enquirer makes itself quite merry with esti-
mate Of the probable result of the elections in Virginia
sext Spring That paper would have been mach more in
creduous had predicted the splendid triumph in New
York last week The Enquirer disposed be
as liberal the Unioh. which comedies the Wings OF
Virginia three OF the Congressional Districts Spring
We may not carry so many nevertheless satisfied
that Ave six. least the Wings will succeed they
will but go into the with any thing like the zeal
and harmony Of their opponents. Then let tie trimmer
laugh"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14

GIN BRooKE-This brave and popular officer who has
so long been in command Northern frontier ar
rived in city yesterday in excellent sb and has ia
ken lodgings the ST. Charles Hotel We presume he nt
takes command Of the Western division Of the Army
to which he has been ns'ignedN o. PieoyuHe Nov s..
lately backed himself fer 800 draw sulky round the
Meaino Course In minutes Yesterday the affair came
of, and Cummings his wager by performing the
In 35 We did not hear the weight Of the sulky named
but heard generally that good sized one and
pretty heavy" The feat extraordinary one, no
matter what the sulky weighed.-B.
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JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,
..-.-. ...... Ma. Isl IMain styesf.

NOVEMBER Z.
lust received, and for sale, the following
- Publications.
No OF the Nazarpe. The reve
auon OF Philadelphia. New Ycrk Washington In Isi4by
Geo lppad author Of The Quaker City" Brandy
wine" &c; lee = =
The Suicide Restored Mystery Upray.I,d nv Bnrker F-o
author OF -horneva." widows Bridal" Ar: I2e
Lend Five snnnx-. in one act by John Madison
Morton. ESQ; l2e-being No - Modern Standard Drama
Part n OF the Pietor al History O England; CSC
Western Continent for Saturday, Nov .; O.
Flag Of our Union for Saturday, Nov 7; &c
Alo further supplies OF eenevaieve by Dumas parts COM
plete soc
Gamblers WIFE, csc
Filtration in America, High Life and Saratoga;
Csc -
Law Oregon Treaty Population Of the u
OF eseh state, &C; re
evening win be rs.eiyd Cou,a,
and G-z-uc.
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4 8 Founders.
Founders.
inch howitzers
Capt Ramsey, Of the Ordnance Department who has
all these things in charge, informs that immense
quantity OF musket cartridges have been found concealed
IN the city since the property named in the foregoing
voices was turned by the enemy; also many other
hcies In the shape OF arms aud munitions Much property
no doubt remains yet concealed.
As for PI0risions, enough found in the city sub
sst army and the citizens month and /, is known
that the enemy carried of large quantities Of ammunition
and provisions during the attack.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14
The Sub-Treasury.

In another column the reader will find account of the
manner in which the Sub-Treasury law is openly and
shameessy and violated by officers entrus,
ed with IT, execution. Our witty friend Syme Of the Pc
tsrsburg IneIlgencer the following article shows us
tohaf this great OF Deveanee and Liberty is
a leather trunk, deposited Bank Tor safe-keeping by
those who pirate Of divorce between Bank and State
because orsoOh the Banks be trusted Read
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Isichmond.
H,xa salsr A1 aaT at u s'elseI, ~
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Sehr Lynehburg Gould New Yok Lew smith
h CO. Hubbard Gardener Co; wortham MeCruder Co
Jones Gordon stnkeT Hoover Valentine, breeder Co
Jams Co; Webb, Bacon Co; q Yale; Booth;
Fry 4 CO. Edmond Davenport, wombe whItloek WIN
Harrison Go; Dooey; Keen Go; w PaneJ Grctt.r
GreiieT; Ani~ PIIziniJ DuvAn Co; Duva
n Co; Gay Bentley Royal hossn Hawes Van
Ward; tIIL n Crans Duval Purcell streeker Keesee
sumner; inoes Bro n Lesaart Drnker 4 Morris q
Weller Bodeker 4 Bro aassie White; X Mott Brooks
Hudson, Lee Tinsey; Goode Binford Nmmo; n w Tyler
Williams Harai l. Crenshaw Bro a Co. Davenport, Amen q
Co; Duplop. Moneure q Co w Taylor.
Brig Lancaster, eaBd, Wilmington, N
BALTIMORE, Nov. l3-AThved sehr May Elizabeth. Apple
garth, I'm Richmond
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rs boxs. 7-inch howi,.sr canister cartridges.

Is boxes 7-nch howit.er canister cartridges.
20 rounds T-inch do do do Iioose.I
ass pound cartridges.
~ eexss loaded srsnsdss. 7-inch Aowit.ers in each
box.
20 boxes loaded grenads,. si.incA howir-sr-s in
each.
$50 loese grenade,. tp,t loaded
IL boxes do do. Tdoube ball-i20o IN
each. I
50 boxes cannon powder. lsoodl-i2. 4so ID. nett.
IS boxes DO do tdsmsgedl s,2s0 lbs
neu-not examined. probably good. I'm
boxes musket powder. tdamsg sdl-i200 lbs nett
boxes rifle powder, hne 500 lbs nett
$50 pounds slow match.
70 quintals lead, in balls-[The reader can calculate
this.l
l0l quntas lead, In bars.
10 dozen signal rockets.
Here follows long list Of TOOLS etc. which omit
The foregoing invoice is signed by Jose Regime Gurm,n
eommssny OF artillery. and by "Gesgee. FL Command
ante del Prague Rsflllnarc."l
PARk or ARnLLERy-Posr OF rur Crr.pxt
Sfatment Of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores
achieh are at this Post on the 24th Sept. ls4e.
10000 Muske, cartridges with ball.
494 l2-pOund blank cartridges.
33t S-pound do do
723 s-pound cartridges with bsll.
2st 6-Pound do do
20l T-inch howitxer blank cartridges.
n 6-pound cartridges with grape
Ill l2-pound canister shot.
$50 SO s s,ssss$ do do do do
102 inch howitrcr canister shot.
1l2 inch howitIer loaded Shells
2ls IL pound balls Qoose)
,a sd0 y pound printing tubes. tpapor)
100 pound do do do
900 pound do do do
Is port6res do do do
arobas slow match, (l50 lbs)
Guas.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14

MURDER IN 8. CaRousA-A man named MORGAN and
another named Andrew Jackson auarreilod over card
sbe IN Chesterfield district g. G.. last week. IN oonso.
quenco Of which Morgan Subsequently went to Jaoksons
house and shot him while IN bed with HE wife and child,
neither Of whom hurt Tho gun was loaded with sups
seven Of which entered his back and ranging Up iowsfds
his neck, killed him instantly The murderer has been o..
rested and lodged 10 jail
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14

a. The ihal Of the Indictment Tor Libel against EH-
Governor Thomas The Crcui; Court Of the o. States Tor
ths District Of Coambia been postponed oil the first
Monday IN Msrch ne1t
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INTERESTING FROM MONTERREY.
LIST OF THE KILLED AND woUNDED-AMMJ

milton AND SUPPLIES, &c.
The New Orleans Picayune OF the Sd inst contains some
eight columns of interesting information from its
correspondents at Monterey, including full list of the
killed and wounded during the three days fight
From the table as published in the Picayune we sum
up the following summary, showing the actual number kill
ed aud wounded in each DIVISION well as the aggregate
number in the whole army -
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RTLE FoR MAJ. PheE-The citizens OF hatcher are
about presenting Price, of that city, with splendid RI
e, in consideration Of his having walked oil the way from
Csmago Monterey in order into the battles there.
II will be remembered that Maj Price had to borrow rifle
IRON sick Texan. with which he into the fight
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New Music.

We indebted to Mr.. VIM l. Montague for two pieces
Of Martial Music composed FOR end performed by the Rich
nond H. J. Blues Brass Bsnd, and arranged for the Piano
Porte BY ssnor Georgs IL excellent eadet One is Capt
g. W. NBnfords Grand Parade March the other. Lio.l
Geo H. Tompkins oaiek Step with striking portrait Of
the Lsuenant These pieces said to be very beautiful
~ more competent judges tban We profess 70 be.
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b The Norfolk Herald Of Thursday last announces
lhe sNal 10 that city Of Lieut. b. w. Hunter Of the u.
o Navy (Whose galin' conduct Tuspan fayorably
romemberod just from The squadron in tho Gulf and lsst
from Pensacola Lieut. H. states that an auseE upon Alys
rado was preparing 10 of tho day uter he eso that
we m'y daily expect 10 he'r Of the fret naval triumph
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Gen. Butler's Dirision
hecdpitutdtiOH
K.fF-I

Total killed and wounded 4T2, TO which may be added
four that missing, but supposed to have been killed
The correspondent Of the Picayune also furnishes the
following complete list Of the MeKicsn mu ilons of war
obtained possession Of by Gen Tsylo according to the
terms Of the captIuation. IL will be remembered that
Ampudia's reason for suenderng the town. NJ given in
his report his government scarcity of munitions
OF war and provisions
ARMS s. MUNITIONS CAPTURED AT MONTEREY
PIEE OF ANTLLEsY-DrvsloS % rHE NORM
Invoice Of Artillery, Arms, Ammunition and other Mum
tons Of War given IN virtue Of the articles Of Capula
ton sgned September 24th, 1896
Pisess Of dThAsTy Vih Equipments and Ssts Of drms.
4-poundefs, eulVerine, mounted.
8 4-pounders.
4 1-nch HOwitzefs.
l l2-pounder, dismOunted.
1 6-pOunder mounted.
! 5-poundsr mounted.
l f-poundsr, di5mounted, eoniesl.
I 3-pounder dsmuunted.
] iron hOwtcr, unsefvicsabls.
bronze howitzer. unseryiceabs.
rampant guns. bfonzed.
arms for Infantry and CaDgiry.
l49 English muskeg
lO2 carbineg.
l22 buyonetg.
3Oj gun barrels doosel
100 earbins barrels doo'o).
40 lsnces.
Msaitiop. Jor Infantry and AyGIi.,y.
$50 ls-pound balls, Qn ps),
500 l2-pound balls, do.
~ boxes blank ~ pound caurdges-l9 In esch.
- boxes S-pound canister shot--l2 In each.
40 rounds pound canister shot Qoose)
boxes S-pound blank csrtridRos
II boxes Gpound ball carhdges-6xedi 10 and 10 In
each box.
50 boxes pound ball eauridgos-hIed; IS and ~
e8ch boz. ~
boxes 4-pound blank oarindges-lOOi In both togs,h
1913 rounds 3.pound ball csrhdgos.
u boxes 7-inch howltEst blank cartridges.
) box "a inch do do do
10 boxes 6-pound canister osrtridges-IO snd ~ In
each.
IL boxes 4-pound DO do ~ and l6 In
each.
40 S-pound balls.
~ boxes I2pound canister cartridges.
10 rounds 2-pound do do
~ rounds 5-pound do do
20 rounds 6-pound do do llooss
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SrIcIDE-John NJ. veter. citizen Of vicksburg, COM
med suicide the 29th ult, cutting his throat with
He has been addicted the habit Of using ntoxica
ing drinks freely for many years. and under the inu-
enee OF liquor when he killed himself He has left several
small children.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-14

a. We return our thanks Mr. G. r. Fisher FOR lsrg,
map q the "ses, of var" IN Mexico.
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MAR RIED,

In Wayncsboro'. Augusta, the 18th Oct, by the
Rev'd Fox, MIR R,Br. B. NOOK Of Albemafle, Co TO
Miss Macy MAssK, daughter OF N Masse, Esq. Of the
former place.
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MoDEEN PaocsEss-The newspapers in Buffalo hosd
heif news with The following snnouneement"Receivsd
By lghtning-pdnlod by stesm"