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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
EGRo HIRING & GENERAL AGENCY


THE subscribers land particularly the elder % ~
i have been for q number Of years, and are s'n,,
Yaped IN the business Of General Agents, 10 lhe ~
Richmond, for the collection Of claims oi rNei, u
scrpton renting out and receiving the rents, ahn
ling real property, in Town or country, hins ol,
proes collecting their hires, and disposne o W..
pubic or private sale &c They superintenu through
wear all servants hired out by thern and, 10 'a ,,
sickness pay special attention 10 their being p'o.,
furnished with necessary and proper medca au' se
They also purchase slaves, on commission, 'of al
NAV desire their services in that way. FOR iheH -
~ and inclination perform with fidelity ana ,n.,
catch " whatever bu siness be entrusted to
refer 10 the citizens OF Richmond generally, anu
cuiarly To the following gentlemen, VIZ: az, II gieh-
Cen VIM Lambert Mayor; B. Peyton. VIM; ,n y. I'D,
ardson James z Heath, Auditor; George W. Ma n
VIM F. a. Thos Richie, Cowardin & Davis, k 'ns IL
1oier WIN. Sands, Nicholas Mills, John HUN lines
Andrew Stevenson, John VI. Patton, fIrmins .,cai.
Webb Bacon & Baskerville, Sterling l. trump, a.tl.
baId peasants, Williams & HaaaH, James :, -
Iohn r. Hohson. John l.. Tate, Dun Top, Sonenfs
c.n,s. r Rocker. II. w. & J. J. Fry, Thos ona'''
Ellis and I.oftin ". E'iett. ~, Exchange
49, Oicr on Main street, opposite th6 Easn n,ss
pSk ,phsre one or both of US may always nc '
during business hours. ,,,, :, r.pR L. SON
B-Applie ants from the county, 70 li,. ,iy,ns
800. in Town would consult their inteies' W and
h information on or before the 25h OF d,y or
hy sending the servants 10 US on OF oe'o'e
al soon as practicable Thereafter. =, ,.pR 4 SON.
Lee. 4-ctlstJan :. - -,-------,,-L;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

OLD IRONsIDEs.-The opinion gather.
ground tina, Conn., Stewart is about to be ordered
TO 10 the command of the Gulf squadron. The
appointment, of Gen. Scott gives counlenance TO
this belief This course on the part OF the Ad.
minis,rsion affords evidence of disposition
10 urge The war with increased vigor.
Alexandria Gasen<
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

Rev. Mr.. Kingsford will address the Annoy
and Tredegar TOTAL Abstinence Society 'hi>
evening al o'clock. The Sons OF Temperance
will be present in full rsgalia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

~ ,renaration OF "foats" for men,
1"u's"ay, ~ .h;liren. encouraging The iimld, ana
;n.t,uc,ipc the ignorant III such iid"e'si - 80
r,e,, or escape dangers in various ehIi s., 49,.
~, ION, Mayna1d's noble efforts we snaii hdse
more 10 saw hereafter having
inc his course, 10 the Truth OF wnici many 90 ~
by his eyerlions can testify ana "nIn 80"
secure for him need oil honor iionl VI. ~ tho
n;,y AMI ,rnm The Government greater IMAM lhd'
cno,erred unon those of his profession VINO en-
nlov ,be;r energies in the work oi destfncl'oh.-
P,, rssn.c,;no Hassler and Ed"ards-the iol lhei
- vhom was Instantly killed on The slriS,hs VI
10 ,,sssl while the lauer suryives-~e know
nn, ,haI ANYTHING more need be said man VIVA: -
contained in The following modest anu nuil .u
note from Lieut., Maynard 10 ir'end 10 'nls cry
.Mv Dear Sir:-I have obs rved mat 10 NOT one !,
Of The papers, giving an account OF 'le =,
The Atlantic has the name oil Dr f1asiei
passing notice Tor his noble anu uisinlei
forts 10 assist The women and children liI n.y.
moi of himself mill they we're all pioSiueu m,'
floats and life preservers. and placea III posm,
10 be The more readily ATTENDED 10 "hen wy ell,
struck; for you must Know lnal We e 80. sho,e
an her striking some 80 or 40 yards from snofe,
where there was a sifi, muddy bottom; IN which
case there would have been ample time TO pioVioe
for them all, and The floats would have oeen VI
great assistance. But his noble neaiI soPpeu ho'
here for there was child and lillle ooy "hose
narents were 100 feeble TO lake care oil tnem. o,'e
only had been provided for, aud the other he
would willingly have taken himself, bur for . my my
.dv;ce IN the contrary. as | considered HIM 100
weak and feeble for he task, and he would only
have involved them both in common rum de
then went, at my request in search OF some more
robust person, for thought that had seen among
The passengers one or Two gentlemen VINO naa 'ne
appearance of sea-iaring men, and ieH assulea
tha, no hearted tar would hesitate mon'eh'
10 undertake the TASK. ,oa
Now may not beg of you, my dear sir, 10 Sc
,ba, these Iacs are properly noticed; for, like The
resi- of his cloth he was poor and has leit his Ia
mily destitute; and this, his only legacy, shoulo
not be withheld from them.
"Ibelieve thai Ispoke 10 you about Inc conon os
OF VIM. Edwards, who behaved SO well alter Inc
vessel had struck on the rocks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

ALEXANDRIA VOLUNTEERS ACCEP.
TED.-Governor Smith, has accepted the servi-
ces Of the alexandra Volunteers" who will,
therefore, form part OF The Regiment of Infan
try, required by the President of The United
States, from the Stale Of Virginia. The ranks
of the company have been gradually filling up,
and now tina, the uncertainty Of their acceptance
is removed we cannot permit ourselves 10 doubt
that The whole number necessary 10 the organiza-
tion Of the corps will be speedily enrolled
alexandria Ga-eUe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES AND AS
PARAGUS ROOTS FOR SALE.
1'UE subscriber, living about one mile from k'"-
nond, has foi sale, Al vriy moderate prices. ffui
Trees Of every variety, Grape Vines of all kinds ani
Asparagus Roots at so cents per hundred. Appyto
LEWIS HILL, Richmond
Dec i-cwow Orio JAMES Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

SHIP ZENOBIA-This vessel, which il was
feared had been losl, arrived safe at Newport on
Sunday last,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
STOCK MARKET.

Reported by Beverley Blair, licensed Stoel6rose.
Stale sI1 per cent. Stock-par value, Sl0U-asi sales
at sl05
Corporation per cent Stock-par value, sl0O-la.l
sales ut Sllrl.
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
State-par value, slU0-held NJ par and interest.
Exchange Bank Siock-par value, Sl0Oiast sales Al
Sl2l.
Farmers Bank Stock-par value, Sl0O-beld at 1913
Virginia Bank Stock-par value, S70--last sales Of
s64i, but generally held al SIS.
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock =
par value, Sl00-ast sales at SIS.
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value, $40
recent sales 1921 10 20.
Richmond, FIedericksbur. and Potomac Railroad
s,nck-par value, sl00-held at S75.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
of Debt-par ralne. Sl00-39o To %.
Richmond and Louisa Railroad St0ck-pss value,
alOU-held al S25.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

The delegates IRON The various precincts In
Jackson county, have held meeting 10 appoin'
three delegates from that county 10 Convention
10 be holden at Chenille, Gilmer county, on the
4h December, uo-dayD tor'lhe purpose oil nom'-
mating Democratic candidate for Congress from
the Kanawha District The meeting instructed
these three delegates TO vote in Convention Tor
Robert A. Thompson, Esq. OF Kanawha, as Inc
first choice of the Democrats of Jackson county;
aud should he moi get the nomination, then they
should support George II. Lee, Esq, OF Harrison
county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. DEC.

RICHMOND MARKETS DEC. 81
TOBACCO.-No change. Inspections small;
manufacturing descriptions in demand. Wequole
Luss at from 81 90 10 81 so; common leaf
50 90 10 3 90; middins 50 25 TO OO; good
and fine shipping 81 90 to 90: extra manufac-
turing Sc 10 3 90.
FIOUR-S5 a $ 25 is asked-yery liue de-
mand.
CORN-Corn 52t 57i cts.
OATS-30 80 cents-in demand.
WHEAT-Red 100 los cents; White ITO
cents.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran Is cents; Shorts u
cents: Brown Sluis 80 cents; ShipSluffs SO cts.
PROVISIONS.-BAcoH: Smithfeld and City
Cured 81 cts. Western Sides a 6s els /;
Shoulders ST CTS; Hams 5 y cents. Al!
kinds OF Bacon scarce. LARD "a 5cenls.
CATTLE-For Calle from the scales, gross
weight, 81 25 a 9 SO; nett 4 so a S, according 10
quality. MUTTON SO $4-scarce and in
demand. Hoes Live IS 90.
COTTON-9l a 10 cents per ID.
RlCE-3i At cents per pound
SALT-$l 60 from wharf; ] 20 from store.
LIME-Sl from vessels-lasl sales.
COTTON YARNS-Richmond and Man
chester (Factory prices) Nos. 10 IL, 10 cents;
Nos - 10 Is, 10 cents.
RUM-New England, in bbls., IS 26 cents.
Price nominal.
WHISKEY-ybs. 26c; no hhds in market.
GIN-American 25 cls Holland 81 per gal.
BRANDY-Otard, Dupuy & Co., 80 IS a
So A. Seignelte. IS; Imitation 30 IS cts;
Sazerac 3 so; Peach dull al so cts. a ST.; Ap-
pie Brandy 81 81 cenis-wanied.
GLOVER SEEDS 5 so.
FISH-Herrings, dull at 81 for No. /; No. >,
3 SO. Shad, No |, 5 so
SOAP-For brown 3, cents yellow Al 5
cents per h.; white and variegaed l2 a "a.
OIL-Winter Sperm los no cents; whale
40; bleached do. As so; Linseed y 10 IS cts
CANDLES-Tallow i0.; Sperm 81 a 2e
Hull's Paen, l2s - cents pei ID.
HIDES-Green sailed cents per h.; Spa
nish l2a Is cents.
COAL-lO to 10 cls per bnshel; best Clover
Hill 30 cts.
PLASTER-Lump Plaster from the wharf
S3 l2s 25, Basin bank 90. Tierces OF 500
lbs. ground rs, on basin.
IRON-Pig Iron $40 30; Swedes IS per
ton; English IS 90; Tredesar (Richmond ma
nulactory) 500; Up Country Bar SIS SO 90;
Nails a. 10 Al.
STEEL-American blisered $ll0 per ton.
SHOT-5a s. cents per III.
FEATHERS-29a 30 cts pr ID. for live geese
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
FortAe Enquirer.
PUBLIC MEETING IN MECKLENBURG'

Al very highly respectable meeting OF me
citizens OF Boydlon, Mecklenburs,, Virginia, nelu
in The Court House on Friday, The 3oih OF NO
vember, 1876, for the purpose OF giving some
public Testimonial OF their esteem and regard Tor
their distinguished elow-cilzen, Landon Z. Gar
land, L. l.. D.
On motion O! S. D. Whule, Esq, R. B. Bap-
list was called 10 the Chair, and E. B. Worsham
appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been ex'
planned, on motion OF Edward Il. Chambers, Esq
il was unanimously
Resolred, That S. d Whitle be appointed 10
tender TO our teow.cilzen, Landon G. Garland,
in behalf OF this meeting, public dinner al one
of The hotels in this town, as an evidence OF our
admiration and affection for his distinguished la
Tents and private worth.
The Chair then, on motion Of B. ID. Coeblll,
Esq, appointed a committee Of five :-Messrs.
B. D. Cogbill, J. 5. DuLuy J. II. Shelton, s. d.
White, and ]. T.. Walker, to make all neces.
sary arrangements for the entertainment.
On motion, The meeting adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

HIFTEEN BARRELS supsri'r Fn a's AZ BY
RucEwheal Flour, received AMI , l,i ~"
! ns n0: ; ! W. ": Nj. E. c. HARRISON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

LUNATIC ASYLUM.-The Annual meet
ing of The Board of Directors OF this Institution
was held on Saturday last. The same officers
were reelected, viz: DR.. F. T. Siribling, Ply
stefan and Superintendent DR.. R. b. Gambil
Assistant Physician; S. NJ. Woodward, Esq,
Steward, and Mrs. Douglass, Matron. Samuel
Clarke. Esq. President of the Board OF Direc-
tors.=l Staunton Democrat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

We yesterday received from MIR. Allen OF The
"Alhambra" some OF The largest and finest fresh
oysters we have ever seen. These interesting
strangers hail from York River. They were
enormous specimens OF The bi-vave order
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

GOOD NEWS FOR THE VOLUNTEERS.
We understand that The Governor received, on
las, evening. a communication from the War
Department., informing him, that Capt Smith, oil
The U. S. A., would muster The Volunteers alrea-
DIV organized into service Immediately. II is
presumed tomorrow will be selected as the day,
as CAPT. 8. 10 now in Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

Welearn (.sys he United States Gazeue) that
Mr. Francis Grice, OF The New York Navy Yard,
has been appointed Chief Naval Constructor OF
The Navy MIR. F. Griee, in conjunction with his
father built the United States Frigate Guerrero,
in Philadelphia, in 1914. The appointment is
one that will be found advantageous TO me coun-
Try, as ii is deserved honor to Mr.. Gree.
We NAV add, that MIR. Grice built The Della
ware "a, and has just completed The beautiful
ship Albany, now ready TO join The Gull Squad
ron. There are many who think that the Bureau
OF Construction should have al its head pracll-
cal builder, and look 10 see Mr.. Grice in that
tuation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

ARETHESE SIGNS OF THAT RUM
The Two large Anthracite Iron Furnaces, recen'-
" erected al Allentown, Lehigh county, BY
Messrs. Bevan Humphreys g. Co., of Philadel-
pbia, were successfully blown in week before last,
by MIR. Benjamin Perry, and continue TO work
prosperously.
The Lock Haven Clinton co Democrat says:
"A company fully competent TO he undertake
ing are now busily engaged in reiiltins The Iron
Works al Farrandsvlle, and we are informed,
will do an extensive business.
"Peler Rner g. Co. are al making extensive
arrangements for going into large Coal opera
ton on the lands OF Anthony Grafius & Co., al
Tansascoolack. All the Iron and Coal opera
tors in this county are driving on heir business
rapidly and no fears are entertained oil their sue
cess. They seem TO care no more about the
change of The Tariff than though no such thing
had occurred"
Such Conduct on the part OF The Iron men looks
like any thing else than an anticipation oil ruin
from The Tariff OF 46, and cannot fail 10 satisfy
The unprejudiced portion OF the people, OF the
insinceriry and lalsehood Of federal panic makers.
IIrtteb,sler Pr | RrDuDlfcdn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

MAJ. GEN. SCOTT.-The New York pa.
pers state that Gen. Scott embarked from ,ba,
place on Monday last, in the packet ship Union,
ior New Orleans and the report is rife that he is
on his way to The army. Wepresume (says the
Union that such is The fact.
The N. Y. Courier and Enquirer states that he
is accompanied by his sids-de camp, Lieutenant
Scot, and Lieutenant Williams, and by Major
Smith ofthe corps of engineers.
We observe that some speculations have al.
ready been formed in The newspapers about his
movements, The plan Of his campaign, &c, &c,
which are probably without any foundation. But
time will test their truth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

TAMPICO.-Caplain J. G. Barnard, OF the
Engineer corps, embarked in the Mississippi,
with Com. Perry, Tor Tampico, Tor the purpose
we understand, (says The N. o. Buleiin,) oil su-
perin,endng The Notifications there and putting
Them into suitable Stale OF defence. We consi-
der lha. this port is a most important position for
The future prosecution of The war, and are pleas
ed 10 see the indications that the government IN,
tend 10 garrison and hold il. General Brooke will
have, il a short time, FIVE 10 six hundred disposa-
bic troops al Ibis place, all OF which are to be en-
barked, without delay, for that place, and an adj
dlional force will no doubt be sent from The Rio
Grande
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

IOWA.-The Legislature met on Monday last.
The ST. Louis Republican," lted.,) settles the
politics of the Legislature and The Safe. II con-
cedes that the doubtful district of Polk, Marion,
Jasper, and Dallas has elected the Democratic
candidates. and that this decides the majority on
Join, ballot The Federalis,s will have 81 votes,
The Democrats 81; aud of course the two United
States Senators will be Democrats.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

THE "BRITIsH PRESS" AND THE "BRI-
TISH PARTY."-We publish, not without
some reluctance, (says the Union) the following
letter, which has been placed at our disposal BY
the writer OF i,-a gentleman Of high respectable
lily. II points only 10 particular press in rela-
ton to matter upon which We have often com
menled and in which The course of other Fede-
raj organs has been equally censurable. Every
true American will lament the facts in reference
10 the National lnlegencer which it sets forth:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

The Board of Regents of this Institution con-
vened on Monday, agreeably 10 The appointment
made at their last meeting. Their session was
held al the Vice Presidents room, in the Capt.
lol. OF all The members of the Board, only four
were absent Chief Justice Taney Mr.. Senator
Evans, and Messrs. Choate and Preston. No i'm
portanl business was defni,ively acted on. The
Board met again al II o'clock this day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06

MAST SIDE MARKET ST. a few door. be.
N bow The Poet on're. have supplied Ihsu.
selves ~i'h a ssw ssd large engine sai other ar.
iares i"f Their business. VA a su?er,os lyle. and a..
ter ,hsm-eises that with ten years EXPERIENCES
they vii he able 10 fsa Ter he most psriec, sais-
iactnn-
They carry TN the House and STEAM>
BoAT PLUMBING 10 all its branches.
LATE AND IMPROVED PATENT PIPE.
BY arrangements uh Tho manulss,urer. ne
have received and will be eonsanily receiving
and prepared 10 supply The stove pipe wholesale
and retail. OF The hest qUshiy. and .s low a. i can
be had In the eooairy.
They have constsntly on ,ipd HydraBS Of
various lie r~fiTtion. hstiefs' Kettles, wster clas.
els, bath tub, be-, and cold shower ba,es, re-
tOrts ior bleaching, chemical apparatus, irai
G dins, patent hath pumps, lead pipes OF all AZ.
rs, sheet lead OF any ihickneSs and worked up
ia 10Y manner Of ioim.
Watef conducted through leaden pipes from
springs 10 dselilag houses In the country.
Superior pumps Tor country wells. Steam En-
ginrs Sc. sc.
An orders thankfully received and pancIu'
ally ausndsd 10.
STRAIN POWER.
For manuIaeIsti ing purposes can be supplied
20 several descriptions of mechanics, IN the
81 story OF theiI building, or on The ground
foot a. very moderate rcsi.
wheeling. Anil q, &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06

1r' Editor a. 1is g. inc proper season.
allow me TO remind our citizens ,,h, 49,.
des'rons ol improving the place. either i,r
comfortable ani healthy residences or for IN.
crease OF he value Of property, Of te i,pnor.
oolce OF rianiing shade tees alonp am op,
sidewalk Or hlis and bottom. sb,,sl
Win uhe hst eadet s. and tie tbiar .,p n
done viii sc'y 6ule ,speus $50 ~
way ia "b'ch it ean be aecompn,hciN h.,
each Individual thoIdef 30 attend 10 "a him.
sen 'ui 10 DO IL without jslay. Ia ! 80,
years 'hc property ihus improved would conn.
mani on sale. teo times tbe c1-t of ~.
inpnoscmcut Taste, comfort. b,,lh ~,
economy all eali iof attention iu lhis mai,,,
4 CITIZEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06

CE~We learn by the Washington Union
received last evening. that the nomination OF
A.. Newman. Esl. a. postmaster. ia this city.
has been confirmed by the Senate. Hewitt,
probably receive bis commission. and enter
ora the discharge OF his duties ina few days.
We have found la his predecessor. an efficient
aud accommodating postmaster. We trust
Mr.. y. will De eaullir -.
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WHO ~ DOuRT

THE VIRTUES or JAYNEs uAIR ToSicf
SoHNERytiLE. NJ Novf26. "a
ia, JArNk.-Desf Str Z send yoI the following
obiaiaed ffom Sir Guliek. wouIa ins,
slate that ] became sequainiea With him about Two
years ago A. that tTae he wa. entirely bald.
WI the etcepiien Of a oeh o. hair on he back
cart o. has head ntoui The ssxe of half q dollar. end
lhai lock VI hair he ioti me hid been maize 10 Ersn
BY she use 81 Seuf Toaic. previous 10 ~bich he
had np' a single hsit on his head The bsis now
Completely esver As head. snd !. from lssr 70 Eve
inches 'ons. Ns'y respectfully ysu,s. Sc.
q MASON.
AseiAo pref If ne 1Goacy II NJ Jasr,,, U,;,
Ten'e This wdiesriiy that I y AZ enirsi, bald n,
shout ihtse yesrs. when I recommended "a tfy ID,
, syues Hsif Touie. rrotufed iWo tat,is, ~ AZ,
eiisoS, ~ slpmefvrle. snd bslng ,hs Tonic q,
aooai fifteen nnuihs, my hair eamo IN Ell over nv
head sHd aiih Ugh nei quite a. ihdck q. bcfBss y -,
. - constantly g'owing THIS surprising r,.i.,..
''on - my hsir has excited ihe asion.hmem ~ All
ny afqOainiances aod made me sn On ieet II $50,
ns"y " mary sm now So gsas of zee snd
have fes~'n 20 regard th8 ,nsent,s ~ MS ms,sbfs.,
Hair Isnic - a fabiic brnefscsr
JOACHIM QUICK
Nc@ GefsS sniosn. NJ Nssfgg 20
~ -ie ~ D. JCRUMBACKgR ia 49,.
np6 "sa ~
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rENNsLYvANIA LEalsLArrnr

AaAfAANlsA U r. u.
The following Is an extract fron The mo.
o%eciings la the lower house on the 9Otb III,
II shows buta poor prospee, zoe the nslt Of
way.
Tie hil providing fora reduction az IN.
pubic hfpt hf tbc creation or asipktns 6,n1
'Hl increasing ihe objects ut taxation rou,i,5
i' 'tl'is au cilo was made to hsr, MS
'l" t''ip'lct leg tlc purposc OF pooree.iipr
1~'u-ticatipn OF fhe Btlimof. sob az,
i"i'fotl BIZ NJ Ellie made tle ot,,i,, =,
postpone. bnt afterwards wifhfr,v 4.
WAS renewed by Nj. Magellan. and e.,
conversation between Messfs. Kunkel NJ
htI, bnfnsute and oilers. she yeas ANA ~.
Were "cmasiet upon MI Msgchans motion.
aud were
Yes Messys Barber. Bartholomew. Bis.
a'h h"l-iinfr Btopeh B~ackenbfJre Buns
'4 llmpbet. Chestnut CLARK. C'thnn
s bfiaid-pu Eiic, Eileen. Ftet.u Cai
l'''ay Cray Hayinaket. HiLoJs. sal. fF.y
$50" Johnson. Knox, Mseeaau. at.sg.
a.'rbcI Murphy. 81 Cic.laai. M'Clrig Nirl.
fuNrf fnnruy, tffaukliu) pamer,y
(, hIler R"hiHe'n ssnufls steward.
Ih1pt4- (Sl-g) Van Hon
Mes-rs hfns.rone Bs,huso "a.
if Bini Bower Bntll. Burn. -
n'f bl'F bniis E1e Femon. Fof.,b
,t'ln itlley Hailowc.i. HtI. f,ignt
]3 ttH,iiie, HoHman. Jacobs. Jsm M
hn hanAei, Larkin. Lesm. M,ft,f,s
.ii. MORRISON. 81 Abrc. McCrIt. A.
i''ani Fio,cif. Pdce. Report Sbgnss So,
Aaff Steel otcilcf Sienan. Is,a.oir
ehesicD 81 Ra4i. Tee o. n. SKI.
l.ln, Woman, WoueIi. l~ss.sr.o8
,sion wes 3e'gmju tl t.e 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06

c. Nj IN II The Argus must have jus,
awakened icom q loug sleep. til has now
found oUt that NC impusnod Col. Thompson.
ior his course st Richmond. Not 80. liz
hrst claimed io' him greit disiutcrcstoln,ss
and latse sacrifice lor declining the Office.
before w s,l anything IT his mott ,csor CON
du't. ia tlc COS r-l'url tao. W. denied hi
doims oud nov lst g. come forward with
his proofs but minj yuu letitba proof ,bat
lac declined before lhc caucus ia whiohhe
found lee could not bc elected.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-06

a MUSICAL PRODiGY.-It is sia tel
that ono ~ the pupils OF the Blind Asylum
hasa musioel ear Of such proportion, ami such
a retenurencss Of memory ia regard TO sounds
that after hearing an overture OF other long
concerted piece OF music, lc will sit down
ant wnt ont The whole scoic from memory
Tie - about 10 years Of sgc. aud came here
nom scotland When two years old. lie Is
entirely blind.-N y. Ners.
"hensver you see a small waist, lost Inn
aginn how much health j. there iodiSfsd.