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REGIMENTAL MEETING.


RtiSl received ard 10 sac ~ Altman a sisyvtH
~ go pair ladieH caif ns9is. isn Boarded Marcs-a
bo0is iln PAR dn, go pals do halt guters IUu raifo
Wlluld 90, a 0i " hieli uiii lc so.d yery low.
Nov o..
700 doz Tas ofs superior De-. 80 fls srt,. ihftad
80 " Asf1rfcd Hsck,
80 fIuutis whIie. bi5ir and assorted skru
30 and HIarH nsfrsf.
ALSO lt9 Boxes ruitoH cord. 100 sacks nHs iu-f ff
ss,s,t sHa fof 81. Is fALIANI 4 uILApItIN,
Nov .. Ar4us cufy WU.ifu, .trest.
E-ENrLEMEN or FiuLAnEtFiff1 MY rs'e.fs.
~ irl hm.rUsiti Rose ard tlmpni Shaving creams.
delf comparison iu Amcfirf Karnpe So ps ..iins
" gsg suy other amer usng tnis Ena1,eni rssit 70
te REST very ttst+ GIVE 90 uIiif single tria I go
uuf sss auf uofe ta convince 500. o warrant f Iug
ss'e ufIHa .faf aud retail
JULES WAUEI's
fFrfuWffB sHd CirIBtst -lufs.
81 r0ufn rhifd rrcC rhHt3tipfla
ffeninn awafso.. =. t1e fftuhhn irHtnsf.
hio nrf ttic HY O FftE0lttp.
Nov. .. NHsriine. N-
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asGOMS, BD4s!kS.

= IiPlT CyeloPrdis, powiins's Romanisln Cousins
tsychdlogy DAuhisnc's lth vol. Tina4as' Tuit
Culture, slcsol on the viii, Cbs,msr on Tho Ron i-
Dicks Practical Astronomer, Browns Dihc nintiunar,
Harness Introduction Nations Classical Biciisnsrv
Allison ON The principles 81 Taste. Tuppofs Prove az,
Philosophy Fresh supply just received 4, the wlotsas
aud rc'ail ook uf mo ~ THOMPSON
Nov ~. t'ntap strcet
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-23

%F NV Orleans susNr few tarrc', strictly choice an,
- hSnduR tor sale ~ ". RElIlN.
- w tisI Malaga Wine 10 casks sweet Maiora Wine
~ b"c ariicc ~ store apd fuT SAFE 10y NJ REtLIN.
VA NtkAREl.-?0 barrels Nos 4. and Na.karcl An
- s'"'' ana ROT sale law ly NJ. REILLY.
UT X, Bunch Ra.s,ns.-2o tovcz NJ. x. nurrb E,i
$40 sees, superior quality m Tor sa'c tow M
oe'-9 ". BELLY
:, LATi.S. sLATTs-I rae each Of Nos J. % 80
aus tcntui ; axes 90 ii. lest quality b.si fr,,r'
." aui offering aliLc lowest rates call sHd s.e h,
Eef.. } = r., fiORNBGOOK
400 e' sizes OF tic heavy rsnnsyIv aula States
Yer -ul''lof article, su i,pd and tor sale ',v
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-23

ID 80 ~ .i,~, tssiisu. Teftefu Thfst sst5av
- - ~ 80 N COT 'tsia sui tirsso1 Fiaifs tr fs
-. a.t-sr sassl ss'laIrfr Na.essaf Frlnstf
''+ o. az dfsefifsasas, - resefrei =
Hfleh EtI.tE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-23
NEW ARTICLE

flF SFATiONNRY-rer & Co.'S Prtent Eiasil,
- Bands, us'd instead 81 tarc sfiuc fer holding ia
etf. hha rafces OF every description. One 90 these
lands - instantly placed fo packet 81 PAPERS rnf
OF mae prlir, music, etc. hOdpg tirm ARMY and &c
onTeiN Savins heiisne aud tnu'ie ~ TYNE. small a.
snfln'cni, together VITA HCsh supply ~ fancy au,
staple visionary, JuK. reeoivul aud f,,f sac by
Nov = JNo ~ IIIOMFsON, Unirn IA
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IIREIRONS h TEATR -

"a sIIERlCR article or Amsosa1 sispufi-inrs.
90 criFcl ard i.s a.ety OTIS GaEER Ot.1
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49,, " J. i.ii. s tuuag uan Witlou. iO.ie ing
= in q private hollsc, withn rirufes aik III IN IA
80, -" GO \ Ne addressed io lV. X" throuah ilg p.t
Once VIII moet with prompt attention. Nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-23

c. N@b Loo ~ ard igtchcs-rcrpoint Mallory &
i''Ns VAN mineral KNOTS. assorted sirs, f.sh
NuIpg "F HENRY 4. MURRISS
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3 NLNS AND HYMNS lust received a la,ec spn,.l,
- ct lsaus spd HYMNS, adapted Soeiai ri, arc
SUI ulc worship ~ tho Church thc Weston states
~, a. Ni"tsa'e ana re.athy W ROHB.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-23

g. SMITHS viii Lud az the Uariw ave store OF orr
- q INEER gun tarrc'-, gun iucks sheet brass hui
Ie' "ou'ds' Nipples double triggers gnu screws. Sc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-23

HCFFALo ROBES jas, received apd ,or saie iaw ii,
- cash b NlCOLL l. CARR.
Nov T.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-23

:, nGE TOOLS, Broad axes. Foot AIDES. Hand ,,cs
by orr - cprEp w.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-06-02
ltnicrc sSreiipilli0cu.

Ger patrctirbs @sf, wcIdbsr tibsrall junse
Wdnner ontrebt iib frswilli9 sur Sertbsioiz
9un9 bss GaterIaness iu mslcen bat iib AUDI
in &saeins sn9sfuneen. Die rrsi bisli9sn frsis
miai9en @onpa9njen Die &saoin9sr Nrtiasris
fen, fommanort pcn Capt SbcmaS e. qSisr
Die oSaibin9tpn @raps, fcmmanbirt BON Sapt.
QS. s.. Ssin,, uno bic Uational Graps, fcnl>
manbirt bon Capt. Soel Sitter babsn fbCn
porIsets Wpbe bsiblriTtn, ea6 lis ibrem Sas
trlanes i'm Srisss 9s9sn O'sriec frsimilIis oiss
nen molen unb ben Yrelicenten bon ibrem paz
trictifbsn @ntlbIulit bsnabrbti9t. Cine Nns
,abl junesr Wtdnnsr Dabsn ib 9leitSsitis bsn
@cmpa9nen frei,piai9 an9elblrllen uno msrs
ben, 70 balo Der Ssfsbl sum Nbmarfb srfclst,
in oetipsn 9ienlf trsten. 9as 1T lebensmcrtb
unb mir ;,psiftIn gar nibt sab unisr frspiais
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Ser Strict nmb Sic pplitiicbem

sNarfctct.-2Sle IS 9em6Dnlib in &rie9ss
isltsn Su 9sibebsn pf1s9t, BADEN Iitb AUDI jest
Die prl1lsoensn ppltiibsn Yartsisn in ssn
Ser. Staotsn ale oobn psrsnt, ba6 iie in @es
neinfhaft unb S9armcnis br 8atsrIanb perz
tDeloi9sn une, Wenn es tin nnus, psrsnt cen
6sno SuridibIa9sn merrsn. cSn alien 3srs
banrlun9sn Der jablrsiIcn Sfsntlibsn 9eriail
lun9sn Die felt &ur;em 9eDaltsn murSsn, fnesn
mir nbt6 non pnrtsili9fsit 9as lit lebsns=
psrtb uno 9erabe mie eS irin irQt, ,psnn Der
Srls9 slnmal nus9ebrpben it; es 1T mnctbi9
ju fra9en per Sbule an Dem &ris9e 1T, ,penn,
Der Ssino an Der @Un;s ifsbt uno bos qanb
su perbsersn brrbt. Srce ale bisism Strebsn
nertsn eob Die 2Sbi9s pcn cen qofos Der Tins
tbdti9fsit bslbulri9t unb @iniss mtbtsn lis
germ nit cen Steln &errdtber rber Srrss tes
sbrsn, neil ejm9s SEbisbldttsr ss na9tsn lorn.
prlf Su bsibule9sn, bab CT unnotb9erweiis
rsn Srieg psranlast babe. Soabsn iis psllsibt
ibpn psr9eitn, eae Stnator Salbpun, elm poe
ltifbsr @snoit esS Yrslcsnter, bic srits psrs
arti9s Ssibuloi9un9 porbracbte unb iIb meis
9srtc fir Die &rte9szSia gu lfimmsn? .3upsm
1T es ncb nibt srwisisn, oae unlsrs 0atipnals
Ne9isrun9 unfbIbar 1T. Der sessnpdrtise
&ris9 mar bon ben oSbi9S fbcn ;spst SaDr boz
bsr psrftinbst mrrben, cabsr mar sS ibnsn nibt
su psrar9en, Sas iie unWiai9 puresn ols bic
Aominjlfratpn, olsr 0Sarnungen un9satbtt
baS llsbd berbsifibrts. @5 lit in Der Shat su
bsmunesrn bab Die 9Sbi9s jsst 70 9strsu bslfsn
elm llebsl Su bsisiti gen. prran its nbt Sbulo
lnp. 2lbsr lie fsnnsn in lcIGsn Sdllsn fsinen
parttisllntribisb uno fbun ibr Seitss, wsnn
es gilt Die @bre Der Hnticn ~ rstteu.
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SblG0crci.-gins Yartis Srlanbsr, Or

Scbld9erei.-eins partis Srldnssr ar1
Better am eonal, batten am Sienfas Hab1
m'tta9 Die 2sde sins6 psrfrrtsnsn QanbslnanI
nss bier iu Srabe be9leitst, bei ,peldbsr @slsssn>
bsnbeit stna6 hber Den 9urit setrunfsn wurbs,
unS ouf rem SesnwsAe 9srstbsn lis nit Dem
1sirtbs am MepsrlnfsSsrse in @trsit, mis.
banesItsn bsitn SamiIis uno wurssn enblid,
surb een ecnlfabsI sur g'ubs ssbratbt. 3,psI
oapon mustsn Sir9idaft fir ibr grfbsinsrI
por Der @ourt itslsn.
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SSerb1n0cm.-eisutsnant gS. q. NiI
bol5, ron Der Su ct. 9trtlIeris iit ssifsrn
rcr obt So9sn bier onssfonlmen, um NsfrutslI
fir Die ifsbsnss 9trmss anSuwsrtsn. Dies i1
sine Derrdbe @sc9enbsit fir junse Mdnnsr bid
germ ouf onfsl .Sdms Scitsn ssras ;u isbsrI
mdnitbtn, 100 iis jest 9sihjsitis unpsrsdnslitbd
gorbeertn ernten fcnnen.
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Neabin9, ben 9. S,,ni 1916.
9smrfratiibs MDissgrnsnnuna.
SIR Ganal GommifIener:
esn,,tcs W. YO1pcr.
Gpn Otereer Gauntp.

ltnaliid.-9lm lsstsn 9onnsrifass psr1
lcr Elm ecnbuftSr ouf Der Giisnbabn ;,piibs,1
bier unb YbilaSsIpbia fein asbsn, ba fsin &cpi
;srquetibt wurps, ais er stmas jpifbsn ben
Sarren crbnsn molle. 9sn Homen bes Ser,
un9llidtsn uno bic ndbsrsn llmifanbs babsrl
mir nid)t erfabrsn.
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oam Sbron, tpobnbaft auf Dem plase oes
Serrn Saeob @. 2(lbretbt, in Wonbelm
Gaunlbip, yorf @auntp, oahelbe S6if=
fol, inbem bielslbe ebenfaCs auf freiem
Seloe oureb Den Slie 9etootet puroe.
@aSette.
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9Satriptisnt1s. - Infer 2anosnann,1
Or. 9. 3. 0usnaucrn, babsr,iif jest bemi,bt|
cine gcmpa9nie rsitsncst 2(rtilsrs ;u bilbsn,
uno NIT bsrlsIbsn, pcnn s5 isin mus, natb bsm
Nlr Sranbs ju morlbisrsn. I'm bas PATRIOTS
lbs llnhrnsDmsn ibneaer 81 beftrbsrn rpurbe
am 9rnnsrra9 Ntsno an $orn. @blinss @afs
Dauis cine Geriammlun9 9sDalten bic isbr ;abs
reid 9smsltn itn fol-. Or. O.. prd Torts hbsr
cieitlbe uno srtldrts ibrsn Spsef eurtb cine as 4
tis9sne @sce in csutiber @prads. Die Wus|
ifcrsNplIe muree oann ertfTnst, absr mir BADEN
nlbt erfabrsn wis 9rcs Die 2ln;abl Der bsrsits
ein0etra9ensn Namen 1T.
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Nom lifen Sanuar tis Den fen Npril
befanoen ifb 1882 &ranfe in Dem 6olpi'
tale BON bcnen l67 ifarben un0 Die iibri
Gen oebsilt entlonen muroen, $40 Srldn-
Der I76 Oeutibe uno 35l Glnoeborne
psrIbieoener anoerer 9dnoer.
@eoenapdrti9 befinoen iib 3G9 9atien:
ten oaielbif. iopje 73 perionen in Der 2lb,
tbeilune fir gabnlinnioe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05
The Administration.

The Enquirer Of yesterday INDUCES strain Of glow.
'ng euloey upon this 'brliant and successful Admn-s
ton - and to mr. Polk aserbed all the Of the
success which has marked in efforts "Hs hs. seItle5
peacefully and bOnorably the Oregon dificuly." He.
who refused TO settle it, and threw upon the Senate the
responsibility, with the explicit declaration that that
body refused TO sdvse the acceptance OF the British Propo
sinon, OF declined upon that stage OF the
ton. he would the PEACEFUL HONORABLE"
terms which, by the scton OF the Senate that
Hovey has been adjusted Why. this 10 OF the
btinE ssrcssms have with. The Enquirer
proelams that the Oregon question has been "honorsby
seued-snd Mr. Polk prepared IL left by the Sem
ate to pursue his course to reject the honorable
terms proposed Could his enemy pass severer
condemnation on his eourse1
As to the Mexican war; which, the Enquirer alleges has
been forced upon by the folly and nsolenee of Mexi
the of the government OF that county, that think
with Mr. Calhoun. that, but for the rashnes- and precip
fancy OF Mr. Polk, the might have been honorably
avoided, and fifty hundred millions OF dollars and hun
dreds Of valuable lives thereby saved, by wise and pu
dent forbesrance.
In regard the questions OF domestic pocy-ths great
and radical reforms they characterized by the En-
qurer-the British" tariff the hard money Sub Trea
sury with its psPer provisions, the WaTehousing Bill the
Graduation Bill 81 eetsra-we have only TO observe for the
present. that time will show whether Mr.. Polk be
entted exeeraon than gratitude for the pertina
cry WIN "hch ney Tor most OF tnenl nave oeen ptessee
and for the means by which OF them have been fore
ed through Congress, in the teeth Of the denuncaiions OF
men by whose votes they passed
IL cannot fail To be observed, too that with majority OF
10 in the House Of Representatives and OF in the Senate
the Tariff Bill passed in the former by the slender majority
OF H. and in the latter by the casting of the Vice Pre-
sdent-thst the Sub Treasury Bill modified in its most
essential feature in order passage asnd
that the Graduation Bill dstesI,d the House
and tree revived by direct Executive interference, by
which the vote. OF some members sleucsd and of
others reversed.
But the history OF these things yet TO be wren-and
the claims Of this Administration yet be tested by the
results OF its measures-which, though called "rad
cal reforms" will Do shown. If greatly deeeiv
ed in their tendencies, be rssh dangerous and mschsv
Gus innovations.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05
MyslerIOIIs.

Under this head, the New Orleans Picsyune that
Capt Alex. Sdel Mackenzie, OF the u s. Navy, whose
arrival at Havana announced days ago,
BrszOs Santiago the 18th ult. HE reached there from
Havana Immediately upon gong sshore he obtained
horse and went to Mstamoros Gen. Taylor. Upon
his return the Brszos Santiago, he directly
He only few inmates the Brszos and knew
his srrand. IL was rumored. when he Havana,
that he there ascertain whether pvateers
being fitted that port. Other speculations rife
touching his mission. He from Portsmouth, Va. TO
Havana in the U. 5. brig TruTon. No the Brszos
knew what point he sailed HIS presence there
expected and une planned"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05
~" okLhANs, July Zc.
Late from Tabasco.

We are indebted to Capt. j. p. Levy who arrived here
Yesterday for h. s'est sdvees from Tsbsseo Capt e.
w. WIN his brother NJ. Z. Levy, his wife and family .,.
60 from Tsbaseo the 18Th ins a. an an.
spanish brig Manules. Capt Ferrea- bound 10 H.y,n,
when The brig was eighty mies of the bar these pa..en-
gers were taken of by the tcsboat Mary Kins,land and
brought up TO this city Capt Levy kindly furpi.hed n,
with variety ct Mexican papers from diereo, poi,, and
detailed statement OF affairs in Tsbssco and Yucatan
AdNces had Just been received from Pechuea,, that
had been made there for Santa Ana and Fde
Ishsm Gov belehes was At the head Of the moyemen,
thing but patriotic the chief object being to raise conb
tons IRON tho indoleut aricultusts and over
merchants force OF $50 men despatched on the
steamer Petts TO put down the bu, The pre
sumption was that the troops would oin IN.
they had been without pay provisions for .oms tim.
save what they had forced from the merchants -Four DAYS
before Capt Levy lott Tsbasco, two Mexie.ns ofe.r,
went round to all the merchants and 10 soil
CIT money Tor the support OF the officers and noon, 10
n . rom rising and roeeing the merchants These two
ubuied 80 long the Of the central Coyernn.n,
were strsitened.
The miserable tyranny OF tho military /, denounced a,
unmeasured terms No other people upon earth il /. be-
heved, would submit it, The soldiers are repro,en,.d
as idle and vicious and Of misery and ruin
OF the county Capt Levy represents that all the
Meaeans, save the military, would welcome the .t.r-
spsnsed banner gladly IL would deliver them from,
inc YOKE under which they groan lie US thar
our naval forces would with opposition NJ T.
baseo Small vessels drawing not over ten feet of water
VIII Dc required as there feet siI inches
OF waller on the bar at spring tide Froner There arc
no guns or oruhcations until Acchapa. which
within sir miles OF San Juan Baus Of Taba.co wher,
there arc three FOUNDERS and FOUNDER on sm.
muu oreaswork and no men, Al San Juan Bautsta they
nave Two otass %-pounders and l2pound carronade not
mounted. There troops To defend the place saw.
those dispatched Pechuessa and the militia who
Know how TO load musket. In this connection il Is man
uoneu mat all the muskets have lately been collected from
the Indian villages 10 prevent the from making
any resistance to the forced contributions which are made
under the P'sex OF supporting the and troop.
sent against the barbarous North Americans" The arm,
mus collected have been deposited with the Perfect and in
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05
XRIloW EeNer.

The New Orleans Courier OF the Goth inst that
several of Yellow Fever had appeared in that city.
Ii lie consdieed, however, by the Bee and Pcayune OF
the 9th; and former paper publishes letters from Ds
j. Beugnot and Luzenbug he latter Of whom President
Of the Board OF Heah coneurng in opinion that the
supposed be yellow fever by the Courier ought to be
regarded Dr. B. says She health OF the city the pre-
better than has been for many years past
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05
AcHRIsTIE,S

80 Chrl.tie's GaIvanic Ring. .nd u.xu.,,.
every thai vit.Itv =, ua. \,
sepenoen on proper dsubution ,brough ~.
wnen me nerves are iapedcd action her, .
paralysis Of the parts Affected owing TO the n,ne,on. ~ ~,
being impaired through the s.rrs., 1890, r
CURE IN such cases has been y.rou,
masn's or alter the system by mes,,,as s,
.na unnatural The only 10 remedy a.
ee,n 70 supply what drheen thes. ear. mi, ear ~ -
hns. and Assneue Fluid. which count, mn.
.ps ~sui in all nervous Affections Ring, AMI rs
useo vim the most perfect DooseuI
rpa'ms EPuspue F,s Hyrec. Apopl, ~ Nsurir,. ,s
a. thus developed" '' 'Anaenee
fof further particulars In arotbe, m. =,
hipAnaory pamphlets be gratis. BY 49,
ns aeno TOT this city, Me.srs DUvAI PURCEIi p,n,.,.,
- W. Je9t
VI scariatina.-The deaths from thi. d..,.. =;
England In the year 1870, which an .,o,,.s
een"se on The population. This erupye dis,d,, l. .a s
ana onea aai Il IL believed however ike o,h,r an,
hs snu will almost every "a m,
speen qualities OF Sands ,,,cs h.
into general practice, has Nv been Inc
o' usaunx In material degree effect tbo,. ,,,,,nl.
es.s o, the human raee known eutaneou. di.,..o.
TOT uher particulars. aud conclusive evidence M hi.
agents gratis. ~ " '~i"'a VI mo
prepared and sold wholes sale retail and for
~ ~ shNDS Druggists and Chemists Grspte ,uLb,n,.
NO % bioadway corner Of Chambers street New Yot , -
oy poNhL fukCELt, Agents, Main street Riehmo,s ",
ruee, VI PET bottle or sir bottles for ooIIar.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05

Gr The Winchester Republican remarks with
verify upon the fact that the Catalogue Of the Officers OF the
University Of Virginia printed Phadel pha. Il asks
the Charlottesville offices could do the work-or II
not those excellent printers, Messrs. Sheppard & Collin,
Bernard Lyon Eyson, and others, IN Richmond Their
printing beautifully executed II be done in
Phisdelphis aud imagine, cheOply. This Is small
matter to he sure the Republican remarks "but small
matters require Acknowledgment Will take Of
themselves"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05
Education.

The Fairfax N5ws informs us that the people Of Lou
doun holding meeting places the eOun.
". at which Education addresses are delivered
We observe by the last Lynohburg yrgbian that the I'd
ueauon Society IN Amherst have engaged the services Of
che Rev samuel B Rice this noble cause and that he
sbout 10 deliver addresses the subject a lees than
thirteen different places In that county
This the true plan Of operating this crest question
Get the people enlisted the cause and there can be
doubt that tho Legislature will oct promptly and efficient
w. We hope 10 see the audabe example followed through
out the Commonwealth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05

bhttooN AscrystoN Mr.. Wise made his fhy.third
setal Voyage from Lancaster Pa, on Saturday last He
made noe ascension and after having travelled % miles
maae successful descent upon the fern Of Mr. Scott Of
Lutte Britain township. Mr. Wise mentions remarka able
drcfepancy 10 the ares II VISION which frequently hap
pens Tie says-'My range oi vision extended South snd
hist from 80 70 80 miles; and North and West about l5
The ress0n oft leave for opticians aud natural phoso
phefs 20 Ies0ve.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05

YoUso "BucHiHiS' is BOstoS-Th There is exhibiting
Guild 10 Boston with too Jacss. n should live 81 will
% smother Buehsnsn.-N. o. TEouc.
We fhink The child should DO ehristesed Poll. Mr..
Bachanans tsk 10 the campagn Of 1914, show
Two fsoes himself but 20 put face upon Pokwhicb,
With the sd q the Rare letter, he succeeded
ph,hng.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05
"Joy, joy, i'm London now!''

The Steamer Britannia sailed from New York for Lii
verpOOl the lst inst, takng copy of the Tariff
Gently passed by American Congress for the benefit OF
British manufacturer "Sir" Robert Walker will be
popular with the Lords OF the Losm and Of the Forge
Manchester, Leeds and Birmingham his report in
the House OF Peers The Report specially honOred by
being printed for the Of that body Can IFS author
pec than statue by the side OF the Duke OF yelling
fnuf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05

W "0n Saturday last (quoth the Enquirer Of yesterday
we heard distinguished Yngnian declare with enthHsi.
asm that Mr. Polk wss Of the beet Presidents
had" This settles the question Of course THIS "disun-
guished virgnian" he re in wnnt Of an ofce-which
by intend TO insinuste or we hsye not the
remoes, ides who he s-w doubtless inset with as favor.
able a reception from Mr. Polk did ha"young Virgin
an, a. ardent az Southern could make him." who
some months Sgo 30 ingeuiousy conuved to get good
share Of the loaves and fishes lie certainly IN the line
Of sale pfeesdents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05

This force constitutes an independent oommsnd. which
will be under Cen. Buter II destined to strike into tho
Province q chihuahua. between Santa Re and Con Toy
loTs pOsnOn and II will doubt intercept tho Of
the forces which will fa back from Gen kennoY San.
q Fc Il will take the Ssns Fe route 10 Mexico, and
there cooperate with Gen. Teylor. lie route through
the most healthy and richest parts Of Northern Mexico.
snd under such leader Gen Butler tho brightest lau-
fcls may be expected 10 the expedition.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05

~ Professor NeGoGey, Of the University Of Virgins.
engaged during the Of the, Institution n the good
work Of srousing The public mind TO the importance Of
Popular Eduesuon Some days ago he delivered Lecture
Frcssde. which s highly commended by the papers Of
that We observe. from the last Lynehbus virgnsn
ths, he now that place. who're he intends deliver
ssvera Lectures this subject
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05

MURDER OF JACK REEvE-At the PEOPLES Theatre in
Cincinnati, on the 25h ult Jack Reeve the Irsh com
median, was stabbed to the heart by man named Cook
the treasurer Of the establishment Reeve was acting as
prompte and having said something Mrs Cook about
not knowing her part she her husband and
he Immediately stabbed him on the stage
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05
Cen. TAYLOR.

Msssrs. Nash & WoOdhouse have furnished with n
copy OF Appleions life of Gen. L. Taylor embeshed with
portrait OF the hero. 1t embodes much interesting and
readable matter
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05

CHAHcE ron BlouELoHs.-1hero now living in
Boston unmarried sisters daughters Of Deacon jeremiah
Jowo the youngest being Just ~ years old end spght-
~ a. pes in shovel She tho pet Of the family and
known ss "hs ChHd."-[Nstehey Conrer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-05
Troops for CI,ihuabua.

Capt Washington, Of the u. S. Artillery ns he passed
by Vcksbug the 18th inst furnished the editor Of the
Sentinel statement Of the force which destined TO pro-
coed via San Antonio dc Berar Chhushua and part Of
which were on thor way with mm The force will DO
constituted rs fDOwst