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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-01
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NORRIS ROBINSON President
skSurt HASSAr, Secretary
The subscriber Agent for the above Company
applications Life periods
named year, years for life; and any
exceeding $4,000 single life The OF
Of the Intermediate years the above
well all other information desiring
Insurance. VIII also be made application The avan
nges offered by this Company, believed
superior those offered BY any Other u s
Britain. H.
Physician soecy-he Pamily Physician the party
lie liz to be sfred Ill
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PAINTS! PAINTSl!
White Lead, Einseed Oil, 4

7
White Lead, Linseed Oil, &c. &c.
HNNGLlSH and American White Lead dry and in oil
lL Linseed Oil, warranted pure
Spirits Turpenine, Spanish Brown
Chrome Yellow Paris Green
Red Lead, Tena de SIENNA
Chinese NeTmiiinn, Paint Brushes
Venetian Red, Eng, Chrome Green
Imperial Green Lilharge
Verdiyris In oil
Turkey TIMBER, American Vermilion
White wash Brushes-and also, a large and well nssored
stock Of the best quality American WINDOW GLASS embracing
great variety NJ sizes Of the celebrated
Glass has been long and extensively used city, gives
versal satisfaeon Our stock complete offered
at low prices, wholesale retail.
DUVAL & PURCELL, Druggists,
my " If7 Main
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VNTE now in store an siyss from The wyhe
w Lead Mining Company Dealers have waHnrfor
assortment and al others In will please
dcu. my2a L. D. CRBNsHAw, BROTHERS 4 co.
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Spring supplies, 1916.
CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, &c. &c

" "A NIND received from
IL tue manufactures in Stafford
shire, via Liverpool, per the Ship
Hottinguer at New York, and the
Ship Madison TO James River, my
spring supply Of China, Glass and
Earthernware, consisting Of new, su-
Perior and desirable goods-and by
'the Packets from the Northern and
Eastern Cities having received in part
and am receiving, my supply Of Glass,
Looking Glasses, Fancy Goods, Se-,
many articles OF which were bought
NJ unusual low ratef, ana an upon the
best tems-l am enabled 10 oiIeT TO
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MURDER.-Our respected fellow ci-
tizen JAMES K Morse, was on Wednes-
day last, while on his way TO attend The
Holy Springs Court, met by a man
named James DYSON, who after few
words shot him through n BODY with
a double barrelled gan. Producing in
stant death. Dyson was arrested tho
same evening a his residence ia Mar
shall county, and. WAS btoogh, to TINS
place and committed 10 Jail The ex.
ci,ement was great. AMI il vas with
difficulty that ,he'SheriH, aided by soma
oil The older and more steady citizens
prevented lhe. jail from being forced
aud summary vengeance taken dpon the
offender.
Col. Morse was a sgendeman, vino
as a citizen, was highly esteemed by all
who knew hsfn'; and as an attorney, re-
specie1 al The bar In his death. our
town hassslstaiiied "a heavy loss, and an
afflicted. family .mo1ns their uniimey
bereavement = Her. Pie.
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FOREIGN NEws.-The news by the
Acadia IS Important, only in CONNER
c;al. sense. Cotton. had declined one
eighth OF penny on the 3rd of Dec
ia Liverpool. Trade was very dull in
the manufacturing districts. The re.
suit OF the railway mania has been most
Distressing, producing great stagna-
ton in speculative energy. The excite
ment about the Oregon question was
no: running higher than il was at pre-.
vious dates.
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-[Abrige, from Sir D. Brewsler's Ma
tural Magic.

LATE FROM CALIFoRNA.-The N. Y.
Sun Is IN possession of advices from Mon.
terry Upper California; 10 the midlIIe
vi october. A British fleet, destined
Tor oregon, was passing up the west
coast ne Governor Of Monterey had
the militia called out to resist an ex.
peeled invasion Of the U. s. squadron
Foreigners OF all nations are respected.
Amerlcanssare pouring into Tie country
from Oregon and The States. The tax
OF 500 on whale ships has been taken
off by the authorities of Cali Corn;a
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Ivan, Esq, has just returned in the
acadia from a short visit 10 Europe,
during Which he has doubtless had &C.
cess, a, London, 10 the best sources OF
information. When be says that he
has "rea son to regard the lrnth OF me
report as in the highest degree Proha-
bic, - and that he knoacs the disposition
and willingnesso Of the British Govern,
ment TO be such as he says, we iee'
bound roshare the confidence which he
expresses of a speedy and sptrtactory
adjustment Of his question on the PrIn-
ciple above stated Such, our readers
will recoIIect, has.been. our hope, and
we may say Jour predictIon-Ndt' Im.
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Our REPREsENrATlve--The Hon.
Orville Harrison, Representative IN The
Legislature from this county, we are
informed, took passage at Delta for
Wick burg, on board the Fiat Boat
Georgiana. He had scarcely arrived at
Delta before he was elected captain OF
that craft, and the last account we have
Of him, he was in the middle ofthe Mis-
sissippi, floating down, up 10 his eyes IN
authority. =
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A CLEVER ANEcDoTE-A good story
Is told OF Prot. Humphrey, Of Amhers,
College. One morning. before reci,o.
ton, some OF the students tied a live
goose on the Presidents chair. When
he entered the room and discovered The
new occupant of his seat, turned upop
his heel aud cooIIy observed:
"Genilemen, perceive you have n
competent instructor, and i will. there.
fore leave you to your studies"
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they not, as friends TO the town and
coun try in which they live, be induced
to-declne the business, tho they nigh,
not make SO much money in any other
way?
should have stated--but you know
know this fof- you were present each
time believe-that the attendance. on
The ministry Of Tic word was yer y. good
The congregation being large and at
tent We. Whether any good impressions
have been made, and any good resoiu-
tons. formed in the minds of any, in re-
ference 10 themselves or their children,
time alone can develope and eternity
reveal. Thai it may be so-is the ar :
dent prayer OF the writer.
Two things / notice are mnch needed
in your town, church and scboolhouse
for altho' The Courtroom is comme
dious, yet it was built for another pur-
pose, and | have often thought that peo-
pie do not, in such place, duly consid-
err themselves in the house of God.
Should i be- my lot toSreturn and la-
boriif your beautiful village, as'l hope IT
will, may have he unspeakable pleas
ure OF seeing not only much improve
mont made, but Inany, very many souls
savingly converted the pure christian
faith and religion.
Yours truly, in haste, 49,
JAMES GUTHRIE.
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Commercial Npps Cotton is selling
in Memphis al Ct 10 7. The Memphis
Eagle Of January 9th savs:-therc is.a
good deal of depression characterizing
that market. Since the arrival OF the
Acadia, the cotton market has been in a
depressed condition in n. Orleans, and
a decline of three'eights TO 4 Dad taken
place. Flour has declined to S., rs
per Dbl. Sugar is selling At to CT, Mo
lasses 214 TO 22a. -.
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The OREGDNsNEG CITATION fol.
lowing pafagraph-apnears in the New
York Morning News" of "Wednesday
last, which, with other New York pa
pers on the same date, reached ussinee,
our last ptbIication:sss -. .s
-sAsrepuri was in general circulation
..yesieiday sfieaiosn thai letter. had
: been eeived il The city from s.s-tne.,a-
berof HE Cabinet at : Washington, bv
the afferuo0ns nail, to the effect that
;a~seiueanefitof the Oregon boundary
question had been concluded in s,ondon
between The British Government and.
Mr. -.McLsNE on the basis. Of tbs. 10 de.
.greeAtEe proposiiio hayi come from
the iorrner, We have no, seen the lets
ter in.qaestion. but have reason TO re
gardsthe truth ofsthis resort as in The,
hfghest. degree. probable. : Weksaosc fl,e
British government. is anxious for the
speedy and aalcabie settlement of .tire
question We ksIeac, too, that il was. al
recent daysreaa yto Offer. the 49lhs de-
gree, before allowing matiers-to go TO
extremltses.. Nothing can be more
shkety sthanIh out ofsfhiis=anxiety ,oa.
thelf pars: coupled witis the.4act Of our
Gosernment recently offered 10 accept
the line Of 40 degrees, has grown a de-
Unite treaty between Lord ABERalES'
aud Mr. NJ CLANS. ~. =
HAD this para grapfls orieinaaed. iu al
most any othe paper, we stIeaid hive
ra>sed It. by as being snerev iiabedi-
ment.oi one of the mdtifude & of .rumers
from Washington which are constantly
on The wing IN The gfeatA conlmeTcial
emporium. NOT do We now aive Taisb.
10 the runef saidlo have gone 50 New.
York frog tllls city oissha actasa ..s.se,--
liement af.ths boundary Gaes,ionp At
Londons Bal e the remarks OF sbe.
News apoa The rarnof, We attach
much Consequence. fr'aatals sbesfitcf Thai
the Editor Of INA. News, j. L. SIT.
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o. 1t is rumored at Washington that
Mr.. Slidell has negotiated uccessiully
for California, by paying therefor 49,
100000.
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Saturday, January II, 1s46.

Temperance Meeting.--We have been
requested TO call meeting'of the tenn
perance Society to take place on Sa-
turday evening next. All who feel an
interest in the cause Of temperance,
(and who does not') are strongly and
earnestly solicited TO attend.
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The Boston 4llss OF Monday says


The Boston atlas OF Monday saws
III .isaltogother 100 preposterous an i
dea to be seriously enien;fned, that rwo
great and prosre roc s~na'ions, like A.
meFlca ansfEasianl should 90 10 war
Tor a. few4degrees of s.erli ierrity like
thai Of 0regsn ANY four able states
men OF The Two coantfis could bring he
Whole nauer 10 speedy adjusanent =
Let cur government appoint Daniel
tt(ebster. aoh Joh,t C. CG1houn, and the
British Government. appoint Lord Ash
huron and Lord MorpetA, as commission
ersa With full anthofity to make final
settlement Of The whole controversy,
Pnd the diffculty would besettled in lhlr-
~ days, witboutthe loss Of a single life,
Or a-single dollar Of money, except tho
expe nse. OF the commission on either
side.
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Om'nous.-Both the English and
American authorities, are concentrating
large naval forces on the Pacific Ocean.
Oregon is this cause.
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" Senartor Levy Of Florida, has
introduced resolutions recommending
the President to open negotiations for
the admission Of Cuba into the Union.
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From he Mature fine rican.
To

MetI1nks there is hidden gem
La. earth Or in the sea,
Surprising all Of purest ray
Wilh-i,s new briiiancy;--
Whose. worth has been secreted for
Long ages oflhe past,
Bnl on SOME future era will .
Its rare ctfulgence cast;--
Some undev eioPed principle
OF trslttf,, in The archives
or Nature, whence Philosophy
Us Borrowed Iighi receives.
: Perhaps lis had ia o;he worries
0f ,brI5hler skiesi,han. ours,
~ y hoseeair is eversfedo.em
-'sss Ittt- stFv ,,r- ,f,,-,,z,-
!. SONG wor3d ~hsse safnished frma-
mem. :
= TaeeTysia ~ must be-
The.eaapy rean ol-sPitits bright,
The angel 'scsnopy-
Or is i only. vanity,
Among hfeAs things. -
Mo seek the beaa-id Of
Ones Wind imaginlngs?
"floidf' cried spirit, .ln this world
Such precious gems abound" -.
Then tell me, angels, tell me where
The'jewei my be found
No angel answered. but heard
"A voice, as Of dove,
Billing and cooling with its mate,
III said-"That gem is love-"
! Where may't be founl? lin the sea,
CT air, or. earth, what part?
; A..wngless angel answered me
s4t isin woman's hearth
. sin woman's hearta-Wha, heart" |
: [cried
!. : The jewel doth, enshrine2''
: The angel witila smile replied,
And Lady was -thinei
Dee. 10Th. 1916.
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EFFECTS OF BULLYING The prepard-
lion of International hedri for ncar is al
ready causing no little mischief. e
has stopped the auction OF sales OF real
estate. and knocked down the price of
. stocks, though ia the latter cifse.-o!ber
influences co-operael Shipments 10
.Chinashave been $,Tspeaded, and o'her
long voyages deferred, European
merchants and bankers OF the most eau
tious class had. before the last steamer
came away, WITHDRAWN their facilities
from Anleaican operations. One high
lyfespectable house here received no
tice Withdrawing a former liberty 10
draw against. shipments; the house on
the other side-remark ing that, in the
present attitude ofthe relations between
England and the United States, they did
not deem it expedient io@advance on
produce until actually landed in Europe.
The effect of these precautions IS unfa-
vorablelo The prices allouF products:
The letters by the last steamer say that
the underwriters were beginning TO in
sert "a clause excepting war risks,
Mush further effort 10 "pfepare the
national heart for war" will SO. embar-
rass our commerce as very materially
TO tighten the national purse. --JoNriiat
of Commerce.
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0EF Mr.. SpeIght Of this state, has in
PRODUCED bill in the Senate, granting
alternate sections Of the public lands
for the Improvement OF Pearl river.
Refer cd.
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OF Conmaaere Etlio,'s last. words
we're, 81 aat about 10 be launched into.
eternity; stand BY me, and keep my
head e, the Union" He launched sinto
eternity with his hcadto fhes Union. ;
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PASobA MISS, Jan, Id, 1896,

ePANoBA MISS, Jan, Id, 1876.
- Mr.: RookErF-After spending some
two ersthsce days.in your town. .cenver.
sing with and .nreacidng aothe citizens.
! should do iniu>tices To- my feelings
sho ild;I leave without psfiine than.- a.
tributes OF respcc, for them feiendslip
and Familiarity which have. heetf mani,
Tested towar ds me as stronger and as
nm humble. christian munster sef ahej
meek and immacula,e- Redeemef
must say too that have. been ag-
reeably disappointed respecting the aps
parent morality of.the place+-for It is
known abroad as being VIGOROUSLY I'M
moral. 1t is true indeed that / may
know nothing Of what is done Of them in
secret, or even openly at other times,
out with the exception of few men
who were one day present and who see
med 10 have come from the country, ]
have seldom witnessed in any place
more civil,ty and apparent harmony
than here. It's true YOU. have some
groceries here. which. though they
may be pecuniarily profitable TO the
owners, are now generally, if not uni-
versally known TO be seriously iniuri-
Gus TO The community in which they
are located. But these ace sand to have
diminished in humble recently. and It
IS TO be hoped, most devon,Iy. that The
good sense of the s'common people''snd
of the Police will prompt them TO such
mild and lawful action in The premisis
as will be suffice MT TO secure the entire
dlscontinuance of them. Are not he
proprietors themselves convinced thai
much more evil than good results from
those establishments, And if SO, vii
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o. Great file at Columbus. a.-A
destructive fire broke Out in Columbus
a, on fhe goth inst, The total loss
is estimated at S l5o,0Oo.s =
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o. Mr. Allen Of Ohio has introduced
joint resolutions authorizing he Presi-
dent to give two years notice to England
relative 10 Oregon. Second reading OBJ
jected to. = 81
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or a Obstructive fire occurred at Col
unbia Tenn, short time since. loss.
not stated.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17

: PLAouEmIsEs.-"Oh, what a falling
off rs there my counirymen!ss Who
would believe it? Plaquemines-the
PlaQuenines which returned majority
foae tlIaasand roies for Polk, gives ln
alls(|6i votes for the new. Con4 s.
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world, which can be Of little real adj
vantage TO either.
But that is only speculation. The
reality is yet TO be realised, and instead
Of clustering and bravado, the wise re-
commend calmness and modera'l ion.
Some are Of the opinion that clustering
is the best means Of intimidating Eng
land and driving her into our terms,
but those who understand The rempera-
ment Of that people, will laugh at such
an idea. For ourself, we hope for the
better, if the worst does eventually oc-
cur. If war should come, the reckless
men who madly urge it on, will be po-
litically damned deeper than any
men have ever been since the commence
ment Of our Government.
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eREv'D J6MRs. GurBRse. We are
highly gratffiedsan account Of The visit
paid us. By ,dis.iag ets bed 'clefgj niens
az Alabama. We we're The more sso..
Is wesIsages Known lrreea CIR vatfs !.
y6prfl,sisI'd alsgays feaarde ! him as an.
.esbesmietster, deNoiedlg attscbed 70 his.
-pions svocasen,E He proposesi 10 spend
The spring and snmracr among u.s. and.
:ihensln alfpfobaliHtg viii pern5anentiy
rsettleyin.th isy.ceantry. From our iii-
innate acqnain'ance with him ar-many,
years pas', we take pleasure in recon-.
.mending .iiintoahe Presbyterian church
and the community generally. as AN
able, pious, and devoted minister offhe.
Gospel. We have received from him
the following commanicatian: :. !.
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! 8;SaExATIoN OF TExAs-The -U. s.
Senate oniAee92d, .passedythe sHoascF Of
Representatives. annexation reselu-'
lions, ..bya vote. of31 10 10. So the
great onneAa alton question .is~fnally dis
sposedof at lasi. as there can be, no doubt
that the President has signed the resp
The new state Of Texas is al.
lowed Two Representatives, al4ho'. she
lasnot a popba.ion according TO the.
apportionmenf law, toeatitte her 4oo6e.
Our government-s max ing rapid strides
in the way Of the acquisition Of. Tertis,
tory, Wholly pnParalleled in modern
. Texasis acquired, andgs'nes oia,Ioos.
.areunderstood to be I'M operation Tor.
the acquisition OF California, and even.
Cuba, is looked upon with seductive
eyes by our government The Presi-
dent has declared IN his Message, and
rightly too, that no foreign power will
be allowed to plant colonies in any por-
ton of North America. That is tanta.
mount to saying that Oregon and Cal
ifornia shall belong to US, the former
under any circumstances, and the lat
ter if Mexico ever is disposed TO relin-
quish her title oft.
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Messrs. Harrison and Tally vii
accept oursfflanks far various. public
docutnenis. sent us.s @sss%ss So.
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SWEET "A Down Eeasf' editor saws.
that there issasgirl in his section With.
breath SO sweet thar they talk Of boil.
ihg@R down for nolnsses-. =
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MISSISSIPPI LEGIsLArURE-This boiy
convened on the 5rh inst, at jackson.
Whitfield Of Lownds county was elected
Speaker Of the Hoase, and Swan Of
Amite President ofthe Senate. We see
that our Senator, Col Jno w Lumpkin,
received votes for the latter Office.
The most important news is the cleo
ton Of United States Senator. The
caucus of the democratic party met on
the 7h, and on the Isl ballot, Gen. Foot
was declared the nominee, of the par
~. On Saturday following, he was
elected by the twoshouses Of the Legs
lature a Senator in congress, for SIX.
years from the fourth March next.
Judge Chalmers waselected to'fill rhe-un
expired tarm Of Mr.. Walker: So this
great question is over By Thursday.
nights mail, we received the governors
message. We have only. had time TO
glance over it, and therefore cnn nei-
Their publish ftsnor give our readers an
abstract oft This week, but shall pre-
sent it in some form. next week. 1t is
almost, ii not. quiet as long as The Rfe-
sident.s message, bur in the slmans We.
think it a good production. not partf-
cuarIy in a literary sense, but. in re-
-
ference to some of its Recommendation
The Southern Re(ormor pfonounces it
a document which every democrat
will sustainf.bul the Mississippi DeroE
eat walks into it with perieet fury, and
pronounces; tia ssnauseous dose 10 a.
stomach. 81
TheGovernor waves The constitution
al question:, recommends-ihe pay
ment of the Planters Bank Bonds.
Phis is wheres1he shoezpinehes, and We
r many ,corns with rise up as if by
magic on sthe democratic tee. before
long. We. shedtr'pfonoance,it a. very
good whig document, bot for one or two.
Tidsesdotio@ln4 ares Some
Of his .recomnendaluns+@E. eyping The
bank OF The Mississippi; completion Of.
the RAILROAD from Brandon 70 Jack,
son, purchase.of slayeslo do the rough.
work $50, GEO. Cor. The erecsi6n of I be;
Oxford SEN ma, j, with high keheo's. TO
be establishes as .aagiiiariesto sr.s Pays,
o. eaaa-of l5sn e RS. dads;ssia.
We to.the rnenefy ofste N e5.aaksp1
.Aiaenamdnt oGahe' tconsl i'm NON tes. pro-
.hti1asj the ,charicr 81, DanEs in he STATE,
a. s.@ VI 49, -
-