Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-27

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graphic description thu hiar that have ,ss ID
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Of the CuchIn when up their dead aud the Vail
OF The Tempe rent in twanarcan nauated with The warmth
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them base had only very superficial exam,
rnou. Hu much Of rsla'es subject
Industry, supported by that unrrg or
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History Thirty Yslrs' War Taa.a'oI from The German
of Frederick Schiller by ihe Rev. Al W. nou.ou A."
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ing a1uei, ~ uie Vol ~ which r,y ua n, ou.
Of The Reformation, which private adyarrs
ilieles" much ia'emr gl aaf which d.. Er.r
quarter century thcy sn1frrsl lr
time The smucrns spark. % cvIl' oper.I Co., ,as u
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Tn work Tor ale by Sir. C. F. Fisher.
Prom Massrs.J w We have i.re,v,I COMES
or ths roI'w.ny r.aI publication.
Pictorial History Of Eng ald" Noe 10 aud 49, ts valuable
embel shed, usual, with number ansrrinK ID
usatnE the people tbs STYLE OF osr
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the standard publications u The day s ds The high
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9. a ui-t oul of rsu.aI Hsi-s" by James Cal.ri II
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g. No i7 and re NJ rsr.s,s ia1m.ns,si and rut,tei
shaspsa.as OF tts most es.lal p3brtou 'H1 iars.,r b.
sd ou the pres .f Cd u,rg v, eiearari ts,ut
fipPosnphy a7 u is lsey -'rsasi pictorial la.raonq.
u The Washington Correspondent OF the Baltimore
Pnuot, that Mr. Polk will be very stubborn on the
subject Of the Tariff 10 h1 Message Co Congress Two
Locofoco edtors, from Pennsylvania sad waited uron
him short tune since, and bro1chod tho subject bat ha
ine1orablo Its quite probable, tho respondent
Of the Patriot hinks ha he will stand an the Tarf be-
no did on the Oregon question: until the Hsri Conp.er s
scmbes, when he will submit the subject i1r he decision
he did that Of Oregon the Senate II Congress co,s
o. TO take tho responsibility o rcpoa'ng the Of 1876
Why, he will give the his sanction. Ito will want
TO ibe complexion Of the Congress "Aud who
can doubt That the popular br.nch Of will be wMs7 +,
must be, II the Whg do but half their duty in the States
yet TO elect How they ought unite and exert
in old Virginia, for example where they have every thing
to gain and nothing lose Thirteen Iocos 10 orc
Wing Shall this be 90 any lo0gcs7 The whgs an
over the State, IN one universal shout, say, NO"
~ We are told by the Ia' St. Louis Republican. that,
after having been without Sub.Trcasuref Boo that eity
ever since the law went into operation ac gentleman ap
pointed 90 gu that post. Dr. Penn) having gone To- Santa
Fe with tho volunteers. there row two Col Robor
Campbell, ihc morning Of tho 18Th met received h
commission from Waihoeon-ood about iae same hour
Dr. Penn, who had returned from Santa BE tho preyom
evening, received also commission foi tho same Office
which had been await1g DIS arrival since Angus, last
n this state Of thngs DE- Penn started Oft post haste fa
Washington, 10 order, po1umo, ascertain hs uu
b. position. " Am { GIr.--or ar not"
10 Or The Luxurious Thomas W. Dor boz been nonIr.