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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23

Messrs. Ediiors-As the Aibemare Factories not
10 have been noticed in the published accounts Of eIhb-
lions at tho National FAIR altho' the Monticello Osna-
burgs generally considered to be Of very superior quality
exhibited there may not be thought perhaps, TO be
Of too much vanity ask you your pa-
per extract Of letter just received by the propreIors
from gentleman who for long time a merchant Of
the most respectable standing, and Farmer Of Viz
ginia extensive scale a. follows:
spent days in Washngton-a special visit to the
National Fair, and much grauted the great variety
and perfection TO which Manufactures have been brought
saw the Monticello OsnabUrgs there and truly say
they the best that exhibited. think from
Augusta, Ga, came next 10 them. Our Stale made very
respectable show. / wish Of your Jeans (woollen)
had been there"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23
"Tiic whole. or None,-

friend asks us whether the Administration by it's re-
cent adjustment OF the Oregon question: has obtained the
WHOLE, OF NoNEl" IL seems TO Ne that has adher-
90 10 neither branch OF the alternative though its friends
declare that It's "new policy" entirely triumphant The
Union however, that Mr. Polk has been perfectly
eonssn throughout the whole course Of the ccarov,r-
~, from the assertion in his Inaugural that title the
TAoie Is elear and unquesonsb" to his acceptance OF
proposition by which no relnquish ORehaO Of
the territory. Ii Mr. Webster had made such treaty. IL
would have been charged that British gold had touched
his itching palms. to pay for the ccsson OF American SOIL
although he might have believed, Mr. Benton proves,
that Great Britain Justly entitled the portion relin
quished But Mr. Polk has consented the surrender
we shall hear OF course impuaons upon his ineg
my anu patriotism One thing, At all events is clear-in
demanding 81 40. "Young Hickory" violated the first
branch OF Old Hickorys maxim, by asking WHAT
RGHr-o in accepting A. he has disregarded the latter
branch, by SUBMITTING SOMETHING wRoSo. From this
dilemma there ia escape
The TRUTH however, is, we sappose revealed by an ar
hce in the PsnHsyirsaian which is transferred to the
Union and endorsed by that paper That article informs
US, that the Presidents late Message the Senate eco
ing the British proposition contains re assertion of the
opinions expressed in his Message Of December last and
declaration that should the Senate either decline give
him their advice, advise the acceptance OF pro-
position, with without modification, by majority of
thirds IT." With this revelation made
for the purpose Of vndicatng the Presidents consistency
ask what claim he has the credit OF avertng war;
IL it not ENTIRELY the Of the Scnate-sn performed
against his avowed WISH And yet in the teeth of this ad
mission which is made for the purpose of pacying the
Fifyour Forties, his friends claim him all the honor
OF having "coNoULRIp by what they arc pleased TO
style his policy with the hope OF wrcathns his brow
with an honor belonging exclusively those british
Wings and their allies, who, from the FIRST eontcndcd for
the line OF ~ the and proper boundary between the
two countries. Can impudence 90 farther
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23
Another sintn

The Convention Of lows, having completed Consti,u.
ton Tor the siaie government hes adjourned The bogn
danesset forth in the preamble 10 the Constitution have been
embodied ~ the bill nov before Congress providing Tor her
admission into the Union The act further provides thu,
until the census lows shall be allowed two res,,o
tstives IN Congress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23

~ Theissi Winchester vugniau speaks Of the delight
a and s'lubrous season 10 that qusrer The produce
Of fruit t says) will be unusus whio vegetation l. in 10
most luEorant state and told notwithsisndn g
sos iory by the scsb that the harvest which will be- com.
mencsd In few days presents ever, appearance Of afford
ing quite - nbOndsnta weld o. last season
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23
Mining Senafnr.

Another effort made the Eth inst select can
ddate o' T. s. Senator by the Loeofoco members Of the
Legislature OF Maine but it again failed. The vote in
the Senate was Tor Anderson and IL for Hamn:
the House - for Hamln 20 for Anderson aud
Is scattering II is supposed that the Legislature will ad.
lourn without making an eLection
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23

tee a. ts name indicates s chemical eraet Of Wd Chsry
II simple and h1finess eaectJC ecacOus In
obstinate Coughs Asns, Group, Consumption and Liver Com
paint nln ohe medicine Il has edc ted
ulryelous -h1vng the Of
hl effect n natural The Ingredient Of the
bsan, he Extract" not ahd b. nide BY any
but lc Hence 4 ry remedies fll
their Object as Ofca hey used.
William setvsr Pa Postmaster al Batavia, " y whites that
b. gave acisi rrr5on bottle efsc Or
wonderful that efOaisl iuleiae cGuand Tor
needs but b. BY physicians
a. wei a. PATENT Sold At whoea OF foth BY GAYNoR
WOOD. aIp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23

IL Mr. SAWYER. "the sausage man." 1t will be seen, BY
the report OF Saturdays proceedings the House Of Re
personalities took occasion deuounee the President
abandoning the Fifty four Forues leading them the
breach with the emphae inscribed upon their sgs
"PHIFTy- FHoUR-' PHoRTY, FHGHT!" Mr.. Adams, who
Joined the Administration, will be ecolected, this
question: predicted that the President would bauk
pinch OF the hi-and Mr. Sawyer amens that the predc-
ton has been fulfilled.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23
MARRIED.

BY the ksv. james ~. Fzefad New atos III
county. Wednsstly evening, g7h Nay john W Has
KSE attorney law 70 Mt ELIZA 'oNEs liter n WIN
D. Jones.
htGaywoo5 CLARKE county, Va, The I'm ~ Rev
NJ vi nef. SIR NAR5IALL l.. HARRIS, n Amherst u
JULIA daughter Or tbs iafa Dr. Ro5er BERKELEY
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NOTICE.
WLxrseTos nh t,no ,sis

~ NILAIhUr0N IIth June, 1916.
1NHE appointment of Engineer and Superin.
tendan foT the Wilmington ani Raleigh Rail Re ad I'm MAC,
Of Mckee swift Fq. esgEeJ BE- dun ng the h -S
IA July Applications office conrani,d with ,e.
enees. Will he received uutil that time Apply to
EDW'D B. nUDI.EY Prcst
Do Baltimore American and PhIdsphill u STATE. Gazer.
viii please copy. te I5-ds.JuIy
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NOTICE.

u virtue Of authority vested in me by the will
- u haint George o. Coaer dsed of that valuable
and well known estate 10 New Ksnt County bcfaud
ne former rssdrncf ofie late Cot D. Cum5srsnf %
situated on ue iamunkey RIVER about from New Rant
Iouu HOUSE ami contains about 100 of which
o. 500 are cleared ne ret Of The high wOt mos ~
which - good cord VOID which sells nifty az
ms andnF ~ The oIsB hand n pretty rood quaty -ns 81 u
veU hne There aho R0od fishery N THE rsfs
There are n NJ budnrs neesay or e aecono
iayn Of miy With To nscetsay houses bot a vantnr
ae repairs THIS - The most healthy ths
Vsf ndefd u % healthy fo any but
curing there and think may be confidently that there are
bot few places which sfods greater facilities uvInr The river
and efeeFs Astounding neary a and Id fowl
w en great bargain IN h' estate and The quite
easy % thc purchaser.
NJ r. " FULLER ne nanlEer the estate any
oa rshra 70 pufchasn r Lacy Es LIVING tbs Count
House on m vrs wn give an nsed nf0fuaon respecting fn
&c. CyRBiT BRAXTON,
De- 23-SrAui Efss ntof n Saint Gsoffe q. Cnater
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23

The N. journal Of Commerce says that plates arc
beIg engraved in that city for Treasury drafts on the de-
post banks, to be issued In denominations say Of So 100
and 500 dollars which will be paid out AZ money so far as
they may be desiIed By elamanIa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23

The New York Express that three of the most
respectable houses in that city, all engaged in the Flour
Trade, have been compelled suspend payment. The
pressure upon this class OF Merchants has been severe
ing the decline flour and breadufs-a decline which
has not yet, We fear, reached its lowest point.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23
rotal OF aIl description. 5I6.s7O


From whatever difference may have an.
SEN the result has damped the ador of speculation and
produced upon the spinners conviction that however IA
yorabe turn business may take for the future there IS
abundance OF Cotton the country meet any demand
that is likely arse.
The market is in hesthy state. and although the de-
mand has not been extensive prices have by no
reeeded, aud holders are not particularly pressing.
H. however the fear about the shOrness Of the crop had
not been dsspated, the circumstances OF the
day-the passing Of the Corn Bill. the fneness OF the
weather. the brush between Mexico and the United States
would have sent up the price Of the staple enormously
IA is, the figures speak for themselves and working
change 10 the minds Of all who live by the staple in rs
raw as we'll as in its manufactured state.
Liverpool Market--June 3.
Tobacco-The sales this month are 675 hhds; inquiry
tins month"; though not iensye has for the period
year. been fair the market steady; prices no alteration
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23

D'On DitS.-That Mr.. Sewer to be appointed
Minister Russia and that Mr. King, Minister in
France, Is 10 resign and return home
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23

| Tho citizens Of Randolph county, Ohio. arc Directing
to the project Of settlement there Of John RsnJolphs
negroes The excitement among them is high, and IL IL
said that fOco and will bo used u necessary pre-.
/
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23

W NOtice.--The Ladies of College Cb,,,h a., p,..
tsmafd viii hold PAIR. the ovse ON a,,s, nm y
sh poor' To be o9.ned at O'Clock NJ The pubic an. 49,
.seeuuty invited To attend. $500, !"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23
n q TIC Els

NOrlCE-Rcv. T.. l.. MAoooN. oC Rich
mond CITY, vii deliver snnua Adss,.. s., an. 49,.
,s.sy sos cue. OF washins Co-ge Lexington Va a.
'''"' 's""' COMMITTEE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23

| FATAL ACClDENT.-Mr. Henry Baker, worthy
young mechanic Of Winchester Vs. fell from tho roof Of
a house in that town few days sgo and killed..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23

cause coming
~ read and the In this cause
under former orders and the amended
answers thereto ofJohn w Behed VIM
and Andrew Morgan and the Of John admir-
OF John Hardwiek, deetaRd appearing
than two months has aPsed the fling
the said John W. Bel6eh sheriff and admir- Benz Morgan s
falling TO appear and answer the b
and arguedby counsel whereupon the rmIg
adudse order and John Hard
wick admir- ofJohn Had~iek deed pay assets Of
his interstate his hands administered Befsd
admir- OF Benz Morgan deed hundred dollars
and eight is24
ill paid to admir- Of Andrew Morgan OF one hundred
and eighty two dollars and interest from
LIST June 1885, and 20 the administrator Morgan
deed the Of hundred and eighty dollars ind seventy
eight cents with Interest nom LIST June paid but this
decree in favour Of the ad OF Bent credit for
The portion Of Robert Clarke and Jane which appears 10
have been paid temby the admir- and for
The dsibutve share Of John Hardwek of
the said Benamn Morgan And the adudre
der and decree, that distribution the William and
Andrew Morgan, shall be made by the admir-
advertised In published the
ninety days ealng Tho representatives William
and Andrew Morgan such there be-
ceive their shares and dbutee should an
liberty reserved 10 the dtbuiec MORAN
sppy this for distribution
above deereed 10 the admir- OF William and Andrew Morgan
herein further provided that this decree 1a
til tie parties for them shall rendpg
Hadwk pay out Of the funds
in his hands BE- deducted aably from dosrecd
agansi him a Copy-reste,
II. n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23
FOR SALE.

fYih The beautiful, comfortable, extensive and
AaA ani llt Frntnn street resi-
n James W Fegran decd In excellent order Il viii
b. shown any purchase great pleasure By
eph,r or sih-subsrs AMI ne nad par
Of the pernss " bs he bet
VIRGINIA PEgRAM
W JOHNSON,
je 21-df HIseaUr ard EreeotofofJ w. Psg'sm, decd
CHEAPi CHEAPil--1 have on hand a few
~ pairs Nes' Boots Hulc unfs.honabie which eel
ling ~ nj - Thos wantofa superior arclc
. very low price, can Be suited By calling ~
JUDAH MYERS,
e Is No. "a w Nsnsi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23
u Christie's GnIVanic tlurnIiYe.--1,h.

wonders OF Eeetrei te power Magnetism and an.
neron with each other and the by the r.yEp
phses Of ID Chsie IL believed the highest Inn
Piovemenf The Galvanie Rings Magnetic Fluid a . nm, %
pest application the modification OF Gayane Bes
eS Strengthening Pasters &e DOW a, ma @
which tbs serious Gavanum ean efe, Win
fal 20 be permanently relieved. ' "''
PARTICULARS see advertisement pal Of Tim
paper explanatory pamphlets be had gratis BY IN
the agents Tor this city, Messs DuvAL PURCELL D,ury,
li7 Main tic Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23
W Dry Goods Auction.-This morning at Q
O'Clock, by DAVENPORT, ALLEN A co Amen.
II Sands' Sar,aDnriI,, a ,.,i.----.---,

. IIrrI
"H.r IN speaking OF seroiula, TumoT and Cancer
careful in administering remedies reduce IN. dsease y Az not
euu'e he pahent-s important the general ,.
hsbt the local complaint" In safsapara arr com,
ohsd he means Of enecng the double purpose requed n
inc sufferer and neuazes in his blooi
FOR every blow 1t innes upon the disease II I'M
% uop OF restorative balm eneebied frame IL I'M.
union ofproperies which great
1t At the head OF all antisepic preparation.
.o ur'heI particulars and conclusive evidence OF il
agents gratis ~ '' " 1'heu VI 'he
W Prepared and sold Wholesale and for expectation
ID ~ sANDS, Druggists and Chemists Granite nuidprs
70 corner of Chambers street. York; sold ais,
y ~ Al FukCEi.l, Agents Main street, Richmond Va
Ptiee, vi bottle u 81 boi-s for S ronar,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23

WOrcester's Piano FOries.
WE invite the attention Of those IN want Of n
hyperion Piano, a noerais Dnes sratnne th.s ofts
seera worcester Manufacture sgsrt.
IT .ey DINNER NORHT4
= "a Main street
X 10 'OffEE-f2s bsss prime BIO Coffee lsndfns and
~ Tor ssisb DAVENPORT Am IN a 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23

John Hardwiek J, admir- Of ardwiek deed BENJAMIN d.
Rust sheriff. and admir- Of Daniel Morgan deed
sheriff OF Richmond county and admir- OF Benjamin
nm.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23

WOOlsey's sugar.
oil w BOXES Hooisey Wooseys Rshned sugar
w iVbbs 10 DO Crushed Do
% d. fuiyenfeddo
iee'ivihs and igT sas " WILLIAMS a HANALI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23
Fiom the New Orleans Tropie June IS
important RumOr from the Arn,x

le''et was received IN town yesterday, which stated
% ven Aris'a had sent proposals Cen Taylor for an
asuee and that he had established his head quarters at
with 10 600 men, Gen. Taylor said to have cent
oaeA an answer that she would Gen Arsta at Mon
tsIey' we have doubt of he truth of tbis
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23
NIRGINIA: At a eircuit superior conrt Of law

and ehaneeU continued MI county
Court house, on Monday. the 2oth day Of October IsI5
George ~ hderScR, sheriff. administrator OF IIayne Ash
ou'h, oeed, Phd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23
John R. S.o.,rl,

Is expected to deliver n Lecture on Temperance.
o.c'o-k. Adm ttanee l2l cents. 'e ~ -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23
News from the Interior of Mexico.

a gentleman largely concerned in business in Ma,nno-
ras and san Louis Potos arrived Mutamoras on the 5th
inst direct from the latter place. lie represents the
news OF inc defeat oil the Me1eans has spread wonder
fu alarm in 1.-The INTERIOR wherever it is announced IL
IS also stated that the people resouey refuse take
against the Americans. This confirmed by the ar
rival Of smother traveller from Tampco, who that he
met government express looking the Mexican ar
mi viii ord for In r,tirc IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-23
BOYS ORPHAN ASYLUM,

io society rs about to go into operation
INC "oaid OF Managers have directed the sbscrber IN m
een s respective subscriptions Persons who have snb,b
the subscriptions " . ~ "hu pay
y J. J. FRY Treasurer
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

ny h' ~"
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE ~. 1916.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-06-11
JOB PRINTING.
To all Concerned.

We would call the attention of some of our
Subscribers, and especially certain Post Mas
,ers, to the following reasonable, and well set
lied rules of Law in relation 10 publishers, TO
the patrons of newspapers.
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
l. Subscribers who do not give erpreSS no
tice 10 The contrary, are considered as wishing
to continue their subscriptions.
.. If subscribers order The disconinuance oil
their papers, The publishers may continue 10
send them ill all aTrearages are paid.
3. Ii subscribers neglect or refuse 10 take
their papers from the Offices 10 which they are
directed, they are held responsible I'LL they
have settled their bill, and ordered ;heir papers
discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove TO other places with
oul informing the publishers, and their paper is
sent TO the former direction, they are held re-
sponslble.
5. The courts have decided that refusing 10
take newspaper or periodical from the Office,
or removng and leaving il uncalled for is ''pri-
ma facie" evidence OF Intentional fraud.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-06-11

aliachments-ighi Tor pay, and will follow the
ieadsr who leeds and pays them best They
have displayed sons courage in their lucaI
fights, particularly when knires and slileuo,
were used, but have great aversion 10 fire.
arms, especially in close quarters. Acting ln
large bodies, they are easily confused even in
their common military displays, and consequent
ly would suffer greatly from sudden and VIZ
orous attack in general engagement Owing
10 the unsettled condition Of the country and
the low pay of the army, they are reluctant rp,
enter the service. On this account The schemes
and devices OF their officers to cheer and en-
courage them are sometimes ridiculous enough.
The preparations for celebrating victory are
often made in anticipation, aud sometimes. a.
was the case in the late conflict with The Amer
cans, fall with the prisoners aud muni,ion, Of
war into the hands of the enemy, afTorJius
them at once victory and The faclIi,es for iis
celebration. Their food consists mainly of ,h..
tortiHa or corn cake, baked in ashes, aud heel.
with which they use large quantities uf chill
cofarado, or Mexican red pepper They al,n
use extensively for food species Of small red
bean called tryola. Their horses are small,
weakly and badly subsis'ed, frequently so fee
bic as TO fall PROSTATE under their baggage and
iiuCi, WHiI6 uc Is III me ACT OF mounting
Mules are very abundant al Matamoras, and Of
a qualify superior 10 any raised upon The conrl-
nent. They are used in the carriages of The
rich, and are almost the only locomotives in
Mexico. A single mule will carry three han.
dred pounds of baggage with ease. an almost
Incredible distance per day. Good horses and
mules in the country can be purchased al from
Is 10 20 dollars.
Our informant speaks OF the climate of Mat
amoras mos, favorably. He thinks ii is quite
as healthy as Savannah, if no, more so. Du-
ring his four years residence there, yellow fe-
yer was unknown, and even chill, aud feyers
exceedingly rare. In the interior, in the dlreGrs
ZION of Monterrey, or even Durango, the coun-
try is said to be high, dry and healthy. Du-
rango is an old Spanish town, of from forty five
to sixty thousand inhabitants, and would well
repay " Uncle Sans" troops for visit. and be-
sides be most agreeable summer reireal-nu,
inferior to the White Sulphur or Saratoga. Up.
on the whole then, we think that volunteers may
dispel their apprehensons in regard to The un.
healhfulness of the country on the Rio Grande
they may meet with a few bloody minded
mosquitoes, an occasional garapatd, or wild
Mexican in the chapparals, but in their march
Tor the Halls of the Monlezumas," they will
soon strike high, dry, and healrhfuI region,
where subsistence will be easy, and oPporturi-
Ties for lighting not unlrequen,.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-06-11

Ian, Captain back. During this time our aril-
Iery was pouring in grape upon Them from the
crest of the ridge; our infantry, as soon as they
could run up, dashed in upon the guns and cap,
lured every piece, five out Of the eight having
the load in them After those were taken The
rest was mere rout.
They fled in every direction, abandoning eve
ry thing. We took their whole camp just as
ii stood so, 900 rounds of musket cartridges.
good supply of cannon cartridges, four or five
hundred mules with all their equipments for
packing, all the baggage of the officers, &c. &c.
Never was there more complete victory, and
Gen. Taylor says "he owes it solely TO the in
dvidua gallantry of his officers ard men,
There was, as you perceive, no chance for
maneuvering- was hard fighting, and 60
ahead. Some of The guns were taken and re-
taken two or three times. Gen. Arista had two
horses killed under him, and our old hero, Gen
Taylor, was constantly in the thickes, fire
Once, when demonstrated with for stopping a,
a point where the grape shot and bullets were
flying like hail, he said, Vel they do come
pretty thick; let us go on a lite farther ahead,
and they uM all go ouer u.s.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-06-11

TEXAS SALT.--The Houston Telegraph says
shat the section of country lying West Of the
Nueces, bordering on The sea coast, is inter
secied by numerous shallow lulets and bays,
INTO which The salt water of the Gulf flows dur
ing Winter, but in Summer, owing to intense
solar evaporation, they become dry. and are
covered with crust Of salt three or four inches
thick, equal in every respec, to be Turks Isl.
and. which is the best for preserving mes, and
fish. The dry climate of Western Texas.
rain seldom falling in the Summer months
makes the process Of cbrystaliza,ion exceed
ingly rapid, and millions Of bushels may be pro.
cured for the mere trouble of collecting it,