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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-14
TO FARMERS; COUNTRY ,IEnCHaNT,.
AND OTHERS.

Great Reduction mt PeniteBtinry Store.
VIE subscriber, BY order OF 20 Il,
n fer at greatly reduced prices
5000 yards heavy Keey for sesro Men, eh
1000 yards plain and striped Ea.cy clothing
In Store for Fall purchasers:
900 heavy read made k.f.sy
200 pairs do do Pants
5cto Bruglns a large assortment Of eo,rs ,I a.
Shoes. equal TO tire
Complete sets OF Wagon Harness for with Gait and
WAGON Ilainess prrtioas
Warranted Ares superior
FUR>ITURE OF different kinda ~
For sae al PsnItenary. off
Stones, Wagons. Days. Cart IL ~
The above Offered Accommodate, form. ~, ~
ehasers will do well P-aitensfy or a, az. So, ~
-. sheet ieidirg TO Mayo Bndg-.
Al Spp-r,-
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BY Iuloe- ~ Brother.
Groceries, Li9uor, So

ArAICrIUS.
On TUESDAY MORNING sotn eomm.n.inr =, "A ,.Lo.I
At reserve the ToIos.,.s os.
fruns riladAd Aolssses
Do Porto Rico Sugars
10 old laws Coffee
Fresh Guapowdsr Tea
Ctard, Dupuy Co. Brandy
n Gin 81 CroiI Rum
limitation French araziy
Pine Almond fancy Soar
suieT.af Msnuaeiurs Tobacco
Fresh AGsard ara Pepper
Port Wine, Sc, ke
ALSO,
o. J"os eears various biands qusIirs.
rESMS-sums under sIO0 CT On; sOo and u,uad, o,,h.
credit TOT sAirfiefory notss lNLoEs q BROTHER Auet,
&C 4
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ny kent. KendaiI a A,,,.,.- 49,

hy Kent, k-ndaiI a Atwat.r
DRY GOODS ar AUCTION
IN ihukspAf, the lStk 81 10 a.,,orL :. -
e. 80 % ousr TOT sale ia'ge ssd vaa,bLe s.-sm.nt Of
ah1 '-a'fas'e bTy Coos -ior. and 10 ~ ,.s.,s
IN time among " W ''es'sa
wool hsSk tsoths nd "a mere.
Fsnsy Ca-sinsr--
Blue baek aud mId Sat,nsu.
kentuey leans, Tweed.
rad Lns-y-, Gala Paid.
ke'sys heavy rsnt STUFF.
Wool Coakirgs i-th Len.
heh new style PI"t.
Ned white I'D yellow F,ann.L
NJ Hriprd herino and Cashmere v..i,r.
v Os ed Comforts, WooIsn Gloves
herno and lambs wOI Shirts md Dtl
WI Canbnes Jaee0Est.
Cashmere de Lan.s and Moasela.
Rich
Heavy pilot and belver CII;h.
Bos ans dab FlushinEs
PA ID wool shasb
Umbrellas, Spool Cotioss
Bs AMI Whit Co;tIn Iio-
su-penterE, Pa Thread
heaehed an tTo~n shirtirx z. Ani shs cling. ne
Ioxe,htr " In many otrsr and te,iab,. ppods
owed piper. ' ""- e'oI'' 'of aP
oc u KENT. KENDALL. ArwATER Amen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-14
THIRTY HANDSOM
BUILDING LOTS ON UNION HILL.
AT AUCTION.

WILL he sold on TIL ESDAY, the Goth day of
October IrE6, premises Commencing nj NJ ma,
oeSk p NJ thirty be banding lots situated en- Un,on
Ia nelr u. Corporation line Of ey aiainz Fi.
garden, The rFdsnee Of Dr % fpt q, the
weern I'D % Adams add. Of No,
BY street and the ard new stree, IN h.
opened and have oni feet depth Of no
feet. aiey.
TERMS-uh. fourth ,h and biian-e At G. 10 and Il
months without rieFe,-nsEousbe OF trust n
qIir.d. withbcn.
91r Sac without the east Limitation.
IBy request OF the
oe i'd W. GoDDIS Aust
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-14
PEREMPTORY SALE OF
THAT VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATl
CALLED ~ ESTHa

- ! ftsFNbMI IURG SALE OF
THAT VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE
CALLED WEST-HAM,
Al AUCTION.
I'm MONDAY the 2Gth inst. (October) NJ 10
- oeloef on the premises, will he wrhout ressrye miles
above the city OF Richmond properly late TOT Joh, Amt
r enntan ne about 1000 bushels af wheat
e-d f- -on given the hfs, day January and so
IN thre saiae tracts firt-an that por"n south 5, e or
the road and bordering on ihr nd. wh
ample wood land aierd and the command Water
foSer for manufacturing mills
b-hets across the Ttyefa pron of Itself extremely valuable
Ar Wheh VIII be- sod the lan The &, two
tracts comprising dable
VEL wo'si and attractive eonsut the eanal-
pan 81 Tie division b the ,ub,er ben
TERN--One-thifd cash balancr nd
credit eearg interest from th- day Of sale for esor.
nesoiss'e notes ahi iced Of trust on the properly.
by reque-t al tn Lega'ees.
oe G DUNLOP. MONCJJREk IN .,,,.
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MRS. BURKE'S SCHOOL.

'UNfiiS Institution Will he re-npcned on MONDAY,
u se9t Rs Cor the eeept BoARDEHs and DAY PUPILS
the house 'he his h'hsno occupied when assisted JY
OF ana sey Oh. carry
eirn-iv. course oi male education TsksIh-
oibes female schools city.
1J NJ. Mithird " n In. No5e,, \
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WALKING CANES.

Ma tate l1 orrtri l4rc and ndsome assuniant of
w G,n"msns Natnr Csts4 M Of ttksry tfnot.
Rauan. whaictcne. GfsHatli Also ,u taaefn 81 me
usW sDs WIS enous rv.d Canss
NASH a wolbuOusF
- 10 10 Wan Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-14

hJ DuuIop- Toncure Co,
4 VALUABLE AND MOST DESIRABLE RE<I-
DENtE, AT AUCTION.
I'm TUESDAY the 9Th inst. (Or'oherN =, !,
- O'Clock on the premi--- viii be ;o>' ,stbou, ,,
attractive property stnaird ma, a, ,1. -, 80 ~
fronting on Cay st ard in rear the am oT 81 h.S
:" - 'et' with amer whh, will be- ,ad n. rrm,in
~ er's IN the CT the above frnnrr ath rrre-
~ ID prep rty beng b- rvsdens John knir
Ithhs-One third cash equal In,t.n,n
ana u months. Tor satisfactorily endorsed negolabIe paper
cured BY eeed Of n BE- property.
by request OF the I.-=ais-s.
o. DUNLOP. MoNCURE L CO. huet,
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PRIVATE BOARDING.

A FEW young LADIES going to School can
IA be accommodated with Board at Mr. d. A. BRANCHr
Re-idenee f'snhn recently occupied by
br w. y fumer p-dAeu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-14

n ROOMS FOR RENT.-we have for
rent Auction corner Of Pnnilip and
18th streets four good or odsnt
,s"n gwen hnhsuiair'y ~ b. n a. n HILL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-14

FUTURE DAYS.
Ely Davenport, Allen a Go.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY. tho i3tl oetnaer a. 10 o.,es - I'm -, -
our H"'uan 'bsr an as1artm.nt O. Gr0esns.
%" hass srr'n RIO Con-
$50 d. I-aruayra
90 bids Prm- w. I Nola---.
j" Western Hieoa
k-ciied ami superior wh.i.y
French Brandy. N o. Rum Gia
Stedm and 1siaw andl..
Hyperion solar Lamp "a
frl~n Sop. Iaciso
PritDe Goshen
Green and blacs Tea.
,r...,. so'e I$aiheu sOoi d,mar,d n.
ed DAygNeopT !, 49,. si'd Z or apptov'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-14

q" a''l'e " S'tdfsay TOT sale irom the ves-ri, -
oe WIiliANs Il HANALI.
" ASHER AND IRONEI AND SEAuSTKESS
w FOR SALE.-wc have f,r stir. a hseiy woman or
good 'hlTaeeT between 20 who hr nj.
washer snc ouer and also grrrs ady MAD
With her chtd, sey Eir about old Tbsy
VII be 'oito rrsdrr Richmond ar t I'M
mediate veniy. ArPyto PHILIP NJ TAgB a SON
SCI Once on N't rrrri opposite EI,h,nze usLt
HNHE ADV Err User, who has been n practi
- ca iron manasiur'riu fcnnsyivshis % Of twenty
vshs ,luaon rhsr nanager a ufnler or or
both wcuh take interest hnert 10 N.
Reference abii " r,en I-u,r.
to NJ = HENRY, EIson Northampton COUNTY Frnn-, vii be
attended to. 90 iO-igu
MORE MUSIC--Oct. 10.
W. RANDOLPH u CO, 12I Main street,
have just received hnd opened 1900 pages new aud stan
dad Muse selected BY gentleman Of great musical Judgment
New muse received tVeU week liberal discount 'o
teachers and m~rg hanis oe 10
ENTRA FINE GUNPOwDER TEAS
- Superior rowehOps Tea
ror sic - lot, iG DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 On.
ENIRE BRICKS-2O,OuO Fire Bricks. oil ,upe.
II tor quality. Tor SIC By
esa WILLIAMS HAN,LL
II .ero~ty saySoS a a. Il, '' "p' 'O'
=" y pIusgi-s
Il INEHPOOL SALT, Auoat-
- 500 sacks td'st fof ia'v ~
&C 10 uAyENrnRr ALLEN On.
COFFEE-5uO tags Rio, Lsguayri and cd
- Java Con''' siug' pfoIo ton prue ,sity ftusby
% WILLIAMS HANALL
HAND AND PANNEI. saws.
lSI received a fresh ppiv OF "Spear'S
~ Hand and rsnnsl sas' wt, e'at ca al al r.du-,i
pfees tLtEksON n GARDNER
No. tti niost street; shcfkie Uir
&C s'sn Of the Hanissw.
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BUILDING HARDWARE.

WINE. Olivcrus prime old Reserve
w DO Bual ard Serceai
Direct from Msdeia, and for sale by
WILLIAMS 4 UANhLI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-14

j NEkPoOL sALT-4Uo sacks Iis,rp0.J t4eor, nlIed
me SAT al toe wharf ready fcTco rs.y. by
"a = y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-14

nhS HOOrs.-rhs Fsnnsn ss esn Sal ~ ess., =,
~ - a. pffuF On ance vsy h.s Rnot a. fss,,
cas- D. oufsi IN ne cog ass a Fhsh ,s..
e'sn ~ "'i % vsn'sfto iasas as ~ M ~
%" . AYEas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-10-14
REMOVAL!
SEpTEuRER 30. IsaG.

AEON Superior Fsrsny Hans. very low,by
- ju 0REf'rtn GRErrHn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01
THE WAR ON THE RIO aRANDE
MILITARY EXPEDITIONTO NEW MEXICO.
&C., &c.

We have received the following intelligence by
the Magnetic Telegraph. 1t does not amount to
any thing in importance.
There is nothing from the seat of war;
The New Orleans Jefrsonian, of the 23d inst,
states that the steamer James l.. Day had left the
barracks for Point Isabel, with Genera. Worth,
Colonel Davis and staff and several companies of
volunteers
1t is repor ted-a re-vamp of an old report-that
the local authorities Of Texas had been called
upon to raise force to expe the incursons of the
Comanches-(reported Cherokees, by the tele-
graPh.) Serious apprehensions were enter
tanned that Mexican emissaries had been among
them, and that the whole tribe were in arms
against the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01

MURDER TRIAL IN SciisuArrE.--.JoIin Burnett
was tried before Judge Parker wednesday ana con
victed Of the murder Of George sornbeger
was defended by Mitchell Sanford, ESQ Inc huor
ney General appeared for the people He was sentenced
to DO hung on the lAth day Of July.afeary Evening
Journal, Asy %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01
SUMMER HATS.
EC0K0MK and FASHION,

= RoRrRTS0N,s pHENIT HAT AND car
- MANDATORY, 1903 Fulton street.-The under.
signed bespeaks the attention Of the public to the quality Of
sought for BY the the have the additional merit
s.ntiay s,mar in material workmanship and finish to the
articles by the splendid Of
Broadway; and close comparison Of their respective
merits material difference be perceived except
the single particular that the has adopted style
the forehead from striking through and impairng the
Their average weight from az az ounccs-beng much
lighter than substantial Leghos Panamas Persons OF
judgment who influenced their purchases by
are invited e examine them and to
pared with the produ Of other manufacturers.
re ROBERTSON, luz Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01
PREMIUM BOOTS.

PREMIUM BOOTS.
FINE FRENCH BOOTS for - 50, city made, and
are equal TO those sold in other for IS Fine
French Calf Boots for = g sgssl e the best made r
Boot and Shoe Mandatory ofths fashionable
city Our Boots having been Judged In the late Fair
All Boots warranted to give satisfaction,
"eno'ns' 60 10Y YOUNG & JONES, Ann street.
mas imsm Near Broadway, New York
BOOTS AND sHOEs.-The public are invited 10
call and examine the large assortment Of 0entiemens,
Ladies' and Msses Boots, Shoes and 9aiters, in all
store ~ ''7-' 49, n. BI0GAM
ma imsr sH Canal ST.. corner Sullivan.
LOOK AT THIS
- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, II you want .
fine article Of Boots and hoes, call a. 81 Broad.
way will find the large assortment cheapest and
most fsshcnabe the city. Do mistake the number, ~
Broadway, corner Of franklin street. = - II !.
~ B-s large Of imported French gccfs me
low price Of 5 dollars. NJ CAhiLL
fmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01

n BROWN CO., f7s Chatham Square, corner Of Mot,
Asee wish inform the public Of their improve
mens the manufacture and finish Of their g Hats eomoin
rons to the wearer The propretors confidently asse
their be much superior before sold for the
Call and satisfy yourself Of this fact MAO Inns RI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01
WAIIKIPUNT y CO.,
FASHIONABLE HATTERS, IN

a FASHIONABLE HATTERS, a
Scs,, Nassau s,iest: near Fulton, New YcIk:
the quality Of their kinds Of Mats Of their
facure They have just received small supply Of superior
sample Of which they win feel much psa:Sre in showing
do pretend sell 10 per cent less than
other they boast having splen
did sore they fatter themselves that the quality an
finish their Hats will give entire satisfaction the prices
charged.
They adopted the French style of trimming the
hats which is the perspiraton coming
NJ B. WATERFRONT,
nv Is lm~m VIM. II. JAMES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copy-0
Is annum-payabe a advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Pnce 81 cents
Per copy-S3 l1X cents Per annum-payable in advance
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prces-always cash
advance
PRINTING Of all kinds exscuisdswith beauty and des-
patch
&C All letters communications, by.nail. addressed to
the establishment be paid, the will be
deducted from the So bscsiptou money RENTED.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the the
NEW YoRK HERALD EsrABLIsHHnNr,
North West corner Of Fulton and Nassau stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01

AZ For Liverpool-First Packet shig-so sail the
NM LIST Of June The superior fast sailing packet ship
5ST. PATRICK, Capt Proal, will positively sail As
above.
The above ship over 1000 TONS her
for cabin unequal cd for
having large and spacious house deck well ventilated and
very lofty.
In order secure good berhs las she can take but
limited number Of which will be kcn
early application will require be made board
pier No North River o
JOHN HERDMAN 4 CO., 81 South st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01
TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.


HE Public respectfully Informed that the recent break
IN the Canal caused by tbs late frsshet ing been
paired, the PIONEER EXPRESS LINE, via RAILROAD
regular tps for e ss.pon on Moudsv % , en- r.
ls.ynE the Depot No. "a Market street. DAILY, at X
By this passengers will avoid all the fatigue and
Of night travelling in coaches both Railroads being
ed in daylight.
For further information apply the oldesablished Oice
IA Market street, doors above Eighth street.
aIo smsrrc A. b. CUMMINGS. Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01

pIANoFoRTE FOR SALE.

PlANOFOhIE FUN SALE.
A NEW and superior toned Instrument.
ca octaves, modern stile, beautifully hnished
"TH II was bought from one 81 the best maken IN
wv the city last April Will be sodlow: Ap
NV at l36 Spring street my0 5tsr
KNOX'S SUMMER STYLE OF HATS
n ARE NOW READY, they are extremely light and
airy they are got up style that neither oil per
spraton from the hair will soil them Those that prefer
Black Hat have them made order IN the style
and as light as the summer hat , y~,o~
my29 6tssrc No. l2s Fulton street, Sun Building
GENlN'S GOSSAMER HATS,
n WEIGHING from az to 81 ounces. Price only s. 80.
- IL 10 about since the Gossamer Hat first
the subscriber the OF the New York
public the ghtest the most desirable the most tasty
article for summer heretofore In use.
The astonishing attending them evinced by the
Of sales and the popular approba
upon them by the many who have given them
their patronage been lost the subscriber who
to he excel ia his art pre-
SCENTS for public the
more than any other before offered They
liable like the Leghon and Panama. lose either shape
either perprion oil from the hair commonly the
with other Hats for the much admired style Of trimmings,
originating with the proprietor esetuay prevents all this
The public are invited TO call and this article
]. NJ CiENIN'S Hat and Cap Store,
myz lmsrc 2i4 Broadway opposite st. Pauls Church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01
EXCELSIOR.
n ROBERTSON'S PHOENIX n
- HAT AND CAP MANDATORY -
LADIES FANCY FASHIONABLE STRAW
eHATS-Pss Straw Gimp Hat, Of the latest shape, foI
sale CARL KINGS. No. II Division street, at 81 81

sale at CARL KINGS No. II Division street, At - 50
N B:A general assortment Of Straw Hats and ParisRb
SGss :ss most Gx Hsisfsi KING Do. street.
s,s
changing his os for sale
ass Of which in the hsIs. Of euv.ioa p5odacas
he Usion.hs ien.ainI % being Woodland o. he
8: s s:sS =: s:.:
@ o. q s. enc
with hS.:s and
with the dnsst fruit sesa grape wall stream Or
nail the ;s
New Work papers Of the same day are received and an
Ia tie Immediate vicinity Epscopsi. Lutheran and
a.
Kind 4 = .: y z i q:
ton the price which i ;,i ;S5i
myl1 a.w 4w.ne - Monixomery Co, Penn.
FOR SALE OR TO LET,
The Modem built three ss'e brick house q, Adam.
q q 'ss. &. s hs
:' % :: s. n: :S'
TO LET OR FOX SALE,
2ss:. sLT .Sa. I. Il:
:i isssssS :ss
@ Is S ATE ::;
DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
"a MR. PALMO, so long known to the citizens Of New
xS,a H. Fl HG"s II ..es 1.'"n ''' residence
f1@es can there be accommodated on reasonable
than they set the city a our .shorabe hots,
ss rc- i
themselves myzs lw.rc
AMoys. AND win i SSSs :ysss r.:
s Ssw Sss
ssns, which are well stocked with Also,
with stream Of wssr and seysrs rood sprng fos
s: g Ne SSSss $::E
ROOMS. FURNISHED OK UNFINISHED.
no n. W.sn :sS n fas uas %
two rooms with without full partial board No
2'sj %S r ST
r. u saS as sns u
some location opportunity but rarely met with
mas ' without ns eh II sns 'Ia
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FUR THE SUMMER,
At Bedfsrd L. L. three miles from South Ferry and near
the Railroad Depot
Library Gsiat room assI ;,sAi ,,.s;. "a
house ssrd sas s house, &C.
s. o ss and Il. g
Tor me %SS s''h' c go Sr f FISH William
der: Garden, nils. Dc. Sosk Ferry, win Stable and
n, sss -; ::
': ss n tenant '"' "''1' Apply ''''"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-01

member Of the United States Senate in the confidence
to the Governor from which have been permitted to
make the following important extract i will be seen
badly be changed, and that they win be employed in
service to which they adapt themselves with great
facility The Government has acted with great prompt
ness and judgment in this matter and in doing will
afford effective protection to the Of traders
ready to leave for New Mexico.
WAsHrsoroS, May IA, 1876.
The morning papers will let you that the Of
declared to exist yesterday between the United
States and Mexico Our first care in this sudden change
in relations with that country to try and take
care of Santa Fe trade For this purpose win be
proposed to the people of New Mexico Chihuahua and
the other internal provinces that they remain quiet and
continue trading with usual upon which condition
they shall protected all their rights and be treated
friends To give effect to this proposition and to make
pery of traders. besides the proclamation Of the
President to that eect Col Kearnsy will start imme
dately with 800 dragons, to be followed quick
possible, by 1000 mounted volunteers from Missouri
and with authority to engage tho services necessary
military will be make sure Of the main OBJ
ject to wit-poace and trade to be secured peaceaby
these conditions the country viii have to be- taken pos
session of as conquest This, however, hope will
not be necessary as will be obviously to the interest
OF the inhabitants of that part Of Mexico too far of from
the central government to bave any effect in general
hesties) to enjoy the benefits Of peace and trade,
with the full protection Of all their rights of person. pro-
perty. and relgion-St Louis Republican, Nay -.
Opinions In Canada.
Tho glorious victory Of Matamorss is shown to have
been an affair Of moment whichever. The people Of
the United States have, however avaed themselves of
the engagement to render themselves ridiculous brag
CARTS in the eyes Of the whole civilized world. II Is
sincerely to be hoped they may not push their victory
too far General Taylor on his return from Point Isabel
has yet to be accounted for The correspondent Of
Commercia adreriser characterizes the splendid affair."
about which great pother has been made, a"go-
ment" was stamped a humbug by the announce ment
that in their exultaon the American boys had thrown
an eighteen FOUNDER 50 feet into the air Quedec Mer
curry, Nay 49,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
didato before them for o seat in the next genera

didalo before them for seat in the next general
assembly discussed the policy that would gov
ern him should he be elected-answered four
queries propounded him by leading democrat to
the satisfaction Of the propounder, and all others,
and took his seat. ..
Jackson replied and boasled very much that
Davis did not notice his figures more at length
claimed victory on account Of it, and again led
of, comparing the new Constitution with the
Constitutions OF other States and in commenting
on some Of them, good friend near him took
the liberty Of denying his word.
Davis rejoined in few words and Jackson
spoke at length to overcome what Davis said
and finally brought the meeting to close
Being weary, | sauntered down town to see wha
effect was produced, and was soon satisfied tina
Davis had done good days work and that my
friend told the truth when he said: "Claib can
come it," Your friend,
| FRANKLIN.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18

The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Patriot, after abiding to the
dssensions of the Locofocos, of which we
have given some account elsewhere, says:
The Administration is wofully out OF favor, as
we'll with its own party as with the Wings Every
thing il does, every step it takes is complained OF
and denounced on all hands. A tremendous re.
action must take place, or Mr.. Polk will sadly
miss being run for re election after all.
And this brings me to Mr.. Folks recent nom.
nations OF general officers for the volunteers.
Not Wing among them! Notwithstanding Gen.
Taylor and all the officers under him, who dis.
nguished themselves in the splendid victories Of
the 9th and 9Th OF May, were, with one or two
exceptions, good and true Wings, and notwilh'
standing the Wings OF the country fight the bat.
lies and win the victories when war comes, and
Wing Congressman vote the supplies for carry.
ing on the war, Mr.. Polk, the moment an occa
sion presents itself for him to do SO, exhibits the
coven foot of patriotism by appointing every one
OF The six new Brigader Generals, and two Ma.
or Generals Of volunteers authorised by The law
recently passed. from the ranks OF Locofocoism!
Here they are
For Major Generals-Paterson OF Philadel.
pha, and Butler Of Ky.
For Brigadier Gcnerals-John A. Quitman, OIL
Mississippi; Gideon ]. Pillow, OF Tenn; Thomas
Marshall, (not Thomas F., but his cousin) oil
KY; Joseph Lane, Of Indiana james Shields, oil
| ILL.,; (the Commissioner of the General Land
Ofice.) and Thomas L. Hamer, OF Ohio.
Look at them! Locofoco politicians all! and
probably appointed because they are such Mr.
Polk has made ridiculous farce Of the whole
business,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-18
RANDOLPH VOLUNTEERS.

The following are the names Of the off.
GERS commanding the Randolph volunteers,
who are going in Col. Prices Regiment.
Capt.-Hancock Jackson; LIST Lieut.
A. X. Bishop; I'd Lieut.-R. G. Gilmani
Sd Lieut.-Rob't. Samuel; LIST Serg't.-J.
II. Davis; Cd Serg't.--J. w. T. Allen; Sd
Serg't.--EIlis Wilson; 4.h Serg't.-lsaac
Larrick; LIST Corp.--T. l.. Gorham; I'd
Corp.--- Grant; Sd Corp.-R. Redd;
4th Corp.--- Montgomery.
The company numbers ninety men.