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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-02

SUICIDE or AN OLD MAN Yesterday afternoon
man about 10 years OF age, was discovered dead
in the woods about half mils from Trumansburg. He
had taken his life by double procsss When found he
was suspended BY the neck with two strands Of rope
from the limb OF tree. few Aeps from him lay his
budgets upon lay his knife and the latter quite
bloody His throat cut In two places but both too
hixh or near the chin 70 effect speedy death. Near
his budget was pool of blood where no undoubtedly
sat and bied But finding struggle between
life and DEATH he made a finishing stroke BY hanging
himself though can hardly be called hanging for his
his throat, he untwisted small rope and took one
strand attached It to limb OF tree, then made alp
found broken He then took the remaining two strands,
and succeeded in his object An inquest was mme date
~ held and verdict rendered in accordance with the
above stated facts. His David Baker. learn
that he lived in Warrington county had nice house
and lot, and was, withsl, q man Of good character
Havana Rep. Correspondence, Uiysses, (TomP County,
.9prig a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-02

Mr. Bonvard has been engaged in Louisville, for ssvs
raj year. IN dengning and painting grand panorama
ing an extent ofthree miles He has now completed,
u said the Mississippi river from New Orleans to
al
Everything given with truth and accuracy and with
the 6nsst scenic effect Beautiful moonlight scsnss.
magnificent Forests the richest shrubbery steanboats
msJssticsly Poughins their way through the water
taxing freight and wood broadhorns1 quietly Aostng
tine western rivers portrayed by Mr. Bonvard with
wonderful force. The Mssissippi will be completed in
some two three months, when Mr. B. designs bring
ing II East.
A scow, loaded with valuable goods, belonging to
Benjamin Smith, jr. Of Rockingham. Bellows Falls)
VT, sunk in the Connecticut River about two miles
above Hartford Saturday afternoon last in about Is
feet Of water She had cargo Of sugar teas mossses
-four, drygoods &C.. valued at $4,000. The boat
enough to move her. when she was suddenly struck By
flaw Of wind which settled her bow, and she upset and
sunk The captain and ts5:s hsnds wsTs
be lost
few days since two well dressed young men landed
put up at the st. Charles Hotel They had one trunk
between them and It was remarkably heavy. For two
proved their hours Of elegant leisure by inspecting the
lions OF the city At last Mr. Smith, the director Of the
hotel began to suspect his guests for some reason or
city politely requested his bill They said they had NO
money. VERY well, then I'll keep your trunk" They
tina. liz extreme weight was owing 10 four or ave large
stones. rolled up in two shirts.
Eggs quoted in the st. Louis Evening Gazette, at
i've cents dozen butter for table, from ten to twelve
and half cents pound; -four from s. 90 to 80 bbl
OUrRAGE.-A barbarous outrage was perpetrated
in Washington parish, in this State, upon the per-
of young lady, daughter of Mr. Lewis B. Gutter
by a negro man. ThsDHomesville (Miss) Free Press
dow, while the young lady asleep lit small fsggot
at the fireplace, and proceeded to his deadly purpose
tknrn clfnr In k~ph InnA 1noA
pscted of the crime is the property Of Mr. Alex Brum
feld.-NtO. Deltd, saprit %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-02
SARONI s. ARCHER.

Lave ON HAND, large assortment of Caps, Silk and
II Fur Hats Of description, and Spring syie Straw
and Panama Hats.
Aso Oil SILK Glazed Lawn, visors and Capssoeks. winch
they offer very low prices
Dealers and nnanufacurss will do well to examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere. ml2 lms m3o 3w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-02
MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS

E A l. E X 5 N + + u M RY,
no NOT BE AFRAID TO PURCHASE IN BROAD
- WAY.-The subscriber Offers the most complete
prices per csst cheaper than any other house in
you call and examine before Purchasing
L. ROUSSEL,
Broadwsy, between Liberty and Coul tandt Streets
~ mfr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-02

LAP-WELDED BOILER FLUES,
1R FEET long and from ~ inches in diameter. Ca
- = - THOMAS PROssER,
a2e 1msrc 3oPIau st.. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-02

D,ILt1IhIDo ~ ol. LOUio.
"A purchase three four Billiard Tabl-s they
hire hrs ~ by - feet in Restaurant just
mint a.p. every day AID By one Of the nos: pcen
city gives the Of New York city reference The
Tsses making and almost fnishdby Bassord ANY
make from eose @ $40 90 their prices for
6sssords roons esssnce IL Ann or 10 Fulton st. where
specimens OF the tables building FOR 81 Louis for trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-02
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
COMPANY.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

ON and afsr Friday, May LIST, 1876. the cars will run as
6llows -
Lssv. CITY Hal, 70, York.ille, Hsrlem and Morsana ss
eeoek Leave CITY Hall fei forS6sn snS wiiii...
sdSse = ~ and ]! I; S'sloes .nds oelpek.
Hart: Ccsss and White P!sia.. "A 0eisti
70. o TO- and 10 o'clock. Nj IL a. q TO- TO- 5X To-
s1d o'clock NJ Leave William Bridge and Fosdnsm
Leave White Plains At and 70 O'clock A. n. . aud
ocloek, n The freshs train will leave the City Hall
O'Clock, r. M and leave Whit Plains O'Clock IN the
Tcmi5e On ssedsys q: White Plains Train win s.ys he
NJ and r. A., o. Sundays the Harlem and William
Bridge Trains will be regulated according the Of
weather. AZ lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-02
TMPoRTANr NEWS % Shipper or Grain nd oth.,

Farm Prodacs to Great Britain. -
new law having passed the Legislature admitting the
po1tson OF fosen corr and provisions low rate Of
ooy = Opportunity will be given those who desIrous
~ n . ne lssscw market, 70 open good connsIon
and rrovison trade and there has hthes been Of
ny o. who had practical knowledge Of that
respectable houses 10 form IN thar market Lib
srsi advances will ts gives % shippen y ;
IRON the suoecfbors lone expence and knowledge
0fS. sn9 rovsson Trade And also his sadly intimacy
lated upou. - " ~
Aston H0uss HODEHT RO6EI TafIN -''
ma lmsro q Union ssrs.< Ssie.,s~w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-02

BIRD CAGE MANDATORY,
MO. 81 Johns' Lane Beacn The Subscrib
IN would inform his Customers the Public hst he
has constantly hand stock Of fancy and common
Bird Cages Of al descriptions, which no will sell cheaper
thaa they can be bought elsewhere.
Also, Cages made 70 order.
J. KELLY.
PR-Country Merchants would find it to tr advantage
nd nj his stock. 7 Il az lm*r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-02


nA0UERREOTYPERS, 2ol BRoADwAY. BELOW FULTON
STREEr, have enlarged their Aeier, and proud
cd with he best kind Of ghtthe style and quality Of Pic
they produce With i like those Exchange
Their mode Of deadening the background Of Pctus
sundY permanent colors patente and Gyes such
beauty Of effect 70 the public vcry
inviting Il least 70 sramiss sPseimsn, q this AZ
Agents for Voigfiasuder & Sohus Geroan eamsrss,
and L. BECKERs. Dsguenso!ype
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-02

pURE WATER.SToNEs IMPROVED PREMIUM
Water Filtsn-These filters only clarity but purify
the uTbd water rendering perfectly saubrous, By d.
yesting Of pad vegetable and animal matter anmacu
that even water ,mpfssnaied with soap tobacco &C.
line cearaes Can operation and for sale Stone
and Brothers Croton Plumbing establishment $50 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-02

EhOIE OOT AND
NJ o. 52s Pead street, between Centre asd ElmWam cold
IN and shower Baths equal those house il city,
sk cents Lodgngs with clean beds l1 Board
and Lodging q week In ths reading will BE-
found from London Liverpool and all the prnci
pal cities Of the United Ssnees a lmsrh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-02

aAl} Broadway, near Park Place.
A HI NOW RECEIvIN9 BY the Havre Packets, q On
simeres adapssd 70 he sry sprns .as HnG eonei1dsd
Of hs Rus Castsone Para well known most OF fash
iouables who have vssd Europe they prepared -
mrIs imsr Az Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-02

COUNTRY MERCHANTS
VISITING the city Of New York. invited to call and
examne the complete and extensive stock Of Account
Books Ststonery Paper Nooria and Letter Copying Press
O., Gold Peas, Quills, Inks and Fluids,
At the LOsCsst PossiNe Prices. ts
RICH LOUTREL 81 william st.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-02

BlGELUW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS.
.sd M S :uS Ss G.
nadas All faekages Parcels and 20 q Ne seeye
towns part of the western pofuoa Of New hanpen!re
and Vermont will be faithfsy attended 70 directed % the
eTe@ I. b!0tLOw, Cous} :ssTTs?s: Sossef
49, = ys5fs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-02

ASTOR HOUSE BATHS,
Eutrsnes No. vesey street. Pryate door Astor Houss.)
THE PUBLIC respectfully informed that the above
Baths complete order The bathing tubs are entire
b and the largest this city IN point Of
sssss and attention The baths csnnos Be ssesl:d The
Free Of BATH The Sea Baths At Desbroesss
street. usual opsn rom sunrise. until O'clock
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-01-27
90 attptS m II 8.

Wan bort niht mebr foulel bon DER
Soentitdt Der 8bies uno Natiues. Sieie
8erldumouno. 1T wie 70 mon6e onoere
sur Rube 9ebrabt. Sas enti6leoene
1uftreten Der 8bies i'm Gonorefe, bat
oieler edee Elm 3iel eeiest. Die 8eoe oss
6errn Diron BON Connecticut bat oieie
6errn. Die beifdnoio iber oas 3uiammen
banoeln Der 8bies uno Hatpes 10 piel 3u
laeen pueten. edn6lib gum Sbweioen ees
brabt. 6err Oiron be,pies gang f!or.
oab bic oemofratiibe Yartbei nibt allein
auen Sortbeil aus Der Natiu Sepesuno
Soe. ionoern oaB oieie ouh ibren uriprun9
iener partei peroanfe. 6err Oircn for
oerte Die anweienoen Gonersb Miteleoer
Der Sppofiton auf. ibm 6u pioerlprsben'
penn er ireeno etpas bebaupte. mas itb
NIT Dem Sbatbelfanoe nibt eertriee. Gr
ia9t:
Sn philadelphia wuroe Dor feds Sab
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oaftor oes Slattes bat ibn pieoer sinSu=
lenfen, ieinen lfrbeiten mieoer cine Sdr.
bun9 5u eeben, no @rnft une SDers li6
70 nlrfiam oereint bdtten. 8erner 9e.
mann es tlber iib BON Dem einsel6ta9enen
pfaoe abSulenfen uno ipdbte nun nab ei=
mem neuen Stofe, Der isiner serei5ten
Gematbsltimmun9 iowobl, al6 Dem lite.
rorii6en Gaumen Der Neuboudnoer gu.
ia9te. @r wdblte na6 eenauer Seobab=
tuns uno Sorf6un9 ben Gbaratter zines
8ludsid9er6.
Seit LANCER 3eit mar fen iolbes Sin
9er5ei9en, SlGitern, Munfeln uno &opfe
3uiammemiteden in Den @afen uno
9aBben Neuboaanos 9eieben uno 9ebort
moroen, als an einem ibonen Srdblines:
mor9en, an pelbem D's ,,8o6cntti6er
Seoba6ter" i'm Stdotben einsetrofen.
eoop pit6eroft, Die 8ittwe, ftano ingSal=
merslane befti9 Die rin9belaoenen Singer
bepeseno, in oufsere9tem Geiprdbe Dor
9errn 8lberlin9, Dem &rdmer, uno penn
Meni6en an @olmerslane porlber9n9en,
matbten ite lan9iamere S3ritte, neuSieri:
9ere Uu9en ols 9esp0bnlidb, ibauten beim=
lib labenb cine 8eile nab Den teioenper.
ionen i'm Zane uno 9in9en oann ld6elno
ibres @e9es, perfeblten aber ni6t, Die Se:
9e9nenoen oarouf aufmerfiam gu ma6en
mas iie 9efeben. 5err @ebi biter, Strumpf=
weber, Der an ienem @or9en 9erooe ,,einen
5ropfen i'm Nu9e bate" (etspos bepbis.
fept rpor), 9err 8ebiter rief ieelenper=
sniist, als ct ieinem Sreunoe 9olmaeer,
Dem Seiler, oer an berielben &ranfbet
lit, bese9nete vSie iteben ba 8abr=
baftis, ie ifeben oa, in 8almer6lone uno
9effituliren, Saop pit6eraft fammt ibren
S6wie9eriobn, uno eoop 5arriet feblt
nur no6, UNI oas cole &leeblatt pou5dblie
5u MAIDEN. Ser 8ilberlin9 miro an Den
Glud6ld9er oenfen, 70 lan9e ct oenfen
Fam, uno tpenn er enolib ni6ts mebr
oenft, oaran miro ct bob nod oenfen, bab
ct i'm Gludsid9er ab9emolt 1T, 70 dbnli6
als Oh ct in ieinen 9roBen Spie9el fabe."
,,llno per bate oae 9emeint. be,nerfte Der
Seiier, Oab man 70 perflubte &nifFe, .pie
Dem QSilberlin9 feline, 70 peroommt bubi6
bdtte abmablen f0nnen !" go rpabr ib
Elm ebrliber &erl bin, fbpur 5err Beb
fer. ib bate oas nibt 9efonnt. Die
oan8e @eibibte. pie Der 8llberlne 3u
ieinem 9Seibe eefommen uno tpie ct s5
nun traftirt, Die bab db BON i biz 3 70 gut
aefannt. rpie Giner nobrbaftie. oas bab
ib Iber tpie es in Der 3eitun0 ifebt. oas
bdtt' ib ni6t idreiben fonnen. uno mar
i6 aub orei Sabre babel 9efehen." $50
nur all Die S6nurren berfommen, bic in
Dem @luf6fd9er iteben? gBie er Ii Der
Bilberlin9's Sbielen oas fommt oauOn,
tpeil er neben Ger Wlb 9arriet peo INNER
nit Ginem l(u9e nab ibrem 8eloe eeleben,
uno Der iiber Die rotben 6aare. als
lbdmten fie lb, ouf einem 70 fbIebten
&opfe su iieen." ,S6 mub mir oos
Original no6 einmal onfeben, rief Der
Se!er, nno ibnanfte na6 Malmerslane.
[Sblnb folst]
@MR=
sHattDtS mus.
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iuep . CD M QGtrttsbaus- s,efe sesenl,trr.
Stcmstas sen 27. eSommor, ns46.
eeJabrg. Z, eanse St,ssm. 88A.
aaunaen. Scr 1tterale neobachter erlbsn

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-10

be ss.in 20 shut her ports against ~ IN which esse
supply from ner'es YOU'D undoubtedly fail Bot 'h-
supply not be ssrect'd from America; and VIC e"u
have better proof OF this than tho tact that at IN
moment American m could come here through Csnad'
ut duty OF at JorT shtns' and vet the returns W. re
ned. rosid Be found fhat nine hn'hs o. ire 10
rs'sn oorn IN b'EtaHd uas from the ban,e h"hsA Hs
defy on corn ron hs SHORES ri' nfeeH 'h Hss guar
et TINS was en'rey owing to the low Priee OF so' IN
the north OF Europe,
The following tho passage OF the Speech OF Lord John
Russc Gasgow the l2h Of Jinnsry. referred to in
the preceding esu"c from the Speech OF Lord Asho9r'on;
Iii we c,rno, get ,uhcicni supply or from Dam.
zic Poland. NAV "htSinu " m Odessa or the
Black Sea; or. II m-y obtain u from the Uoed 5.
OF Am'ucs. The tree Importation OF 1908 mnH hsetssar-
~ lead 70 an causr,iion prices and will Place the posi-
ton The working people of this country better prin
ciple thsn any law psbly do tor the p,ono'ion Of
their intc-e-is. he psorc ct TINS county
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-10
PertR PAaLEY IL $50 oRLgANs.

HAIRY NrLTIS5.-Pursuun; - public ro;ice 5 c.
Goodrich E@G held svee Yesterday the rs-idsrc NJ
Aired iennen, Eco, a'whch large number q juvenile
Ices snd gent' men were pr~eni md Il amus ? n
hss', the oh ldrcn tn rnou the .su-r-I
question tn-E part MA, where's Peter Psrl-y7
the bA0ones- Ut Peter Pa-'ev, or Mr. C .odr c
u TIE children. they we're Introduced q HIM.
se-m'd 10 win the attention Of ihr urq hearts most 81
i.otuay. for ihey senei wih much azrrnss, ~ ~.
addrc's when ne spoke 10 Them they have 0oub
felt while rea ing the !ne'et nc stories ihs hs book
ahou' win. We give one sxt from Ih- gent emon'.
aodress-tt FPeaks trumpet ioagvet, end viii s true.
not e sight d by community east being a. =
j., on the eve Of new educational ofu. MAN cannot
he ssd. suaighen Ie cd and Rnard oak Of the forest
"i'n all the power md strength he poeses but the garden
e. with pruning H. lie IN hsnd and water not in
tn- ohe can ear ienderyoung sapIngs, and mode, hea
ihst they vii gov up toll aud graceful tres m .num,n
O.. emhens Oi toe care be.t wed them" II was a
happy eIng. and will be long remembered by ell no
PR s,u' b. cd 1rd ;. ung.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-10
DEATH OF A sPOKr Ting CLERGYMAN.

The Rev. Hardy Ms Cryer, Of Sumner county T, nn
died the 9th inst. He buried full Masoiic
honors. The decreased good man, but verv eccen-
Irc. He Is vel known III the West for his Connection
with bnoded horses about which he much snd ell
In England, he would have been keen spo ting parsun
fond fox hunting and hoise-aud perhaps none the
Christian for mat. lie ei1yed reputation Tor be
nevUence and uprghtness and variety Of
caHu' information proessona and m scel neous.
friend tesH Characteristic un-cdote Of the parson
which ~ worthy OF merton. lie owned fine race hur.e
IN conjunction wi cslebrasd sfu tur man and
trainer, aud when the fact made known bis par-h
mere, they made inquiry its truth and the charge
wa brought home 10 MIN. At meeting of the elders, toe
reverend gentleman cal before them q exc ilpaIe
himself fvm ia. inous often Of running horse IN
Feeling thar 1t wOu!l De- idle put his def nee on
the rational Rr und ui til mJTa'y and unity cling
defence which he ws very c,np make with in
bnd orce-hs made up his rnind 81 confess and
AVOID" ~ The LAWYERS cay. Acc"id nRly he addressed
them thus: ITS true gentlemen. Tom Watson and do
own Jake C'eah tg tn r-and he's bad ,rs- either
when he starts he wins Oh Watson trains a. d
him IT his expense get half h- winnings be.
cause allow my halt VI the hors when Col Toms
half Ii yuu will provide way for my half to remain
n the stable during the race, perfectly willing to re-
tire from the turf"
Whott he elders wee convinced by his logic or were
Modified by his having nam tho horse sfter the Rev Ji
cob Creah. celebrated preacher, know not but he
was not dsm SD from his charge. - Pics,une.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-10
Tl lhe Edi,o,. ol ~ Wmg

Msssr- E.lns-t have ,csn the nrm.nslon OF Col.
JoHS 4. NEsFriTH, Mayor q tho city, and though
have Wi-h boz pf"HiosHfV BOO. tufuenti in prevent
ing the reelection q" the p'e-cut incumbent, fIr
VIII m, rso ally, 'nt''tpin the highest "syc,t fe.
he-it ton add ny In Je a ~ Col. Ne
diih suit be iY Ciscba'gs ahiy te duties
NJ tbnt rosyorsbe office. Wat qJlId. 90 900 WI cb
should di.ingus1 the Niy'r u' ilrg and owing CITY,
dos Col. Ncf'CIDp sc,s r bah moral rh1rlcfe ,
mo lutl'u'c % nhc vfi a.ssjs cYuf1ruI the respect
o. re yirt uiu stands more prr-suucn Nor .-
hs legal faIumsus hc qrfsfp1eo; ar1 h- hrrpcss +.
doc'ron uf rha.,,t r., uhilsd with habt,ui iadl..
a'' TORE viirn ls erd- huuw ii-n n possess. 90 u.
therefore, Mosr buitp'., most frps.u1 y second no
nomination. a MERCHANT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-10
RERRYYILLt. - MINcnEsrEn

An act to and anerd authorize the Ger-
wv Turnpike tpa1y, . extend their Road 10
Winche.er and fDr other purP Sc, passed March SON.
1889.
Be euao I'd by toe General Assembly Tina; tie pro.
Wis. Of oar ''in authorize Oh. Rey.
81 e ur' pix Company to extend their Road Vii che.
ter. on tor tncr pu'p' e., pIssc1 Ma thiretI ,ixr
teen l"nd cd and hry nine. be ard the Hereby
y,ed sni o. card o. in fJ force elect and The
further to- D. allowed saIi toTpany, until tie 1T DIV
'o Wucle-rsr.
BsuiIth'r enacted, That tho eli COMPANY mo- dis
p-nse fn the up,n such parts IT tas Road wet
Ue Opcq1yn ~ i0 'n'r OIL i"n can be kept IN good
cuDdiu"u without paving.
Tbs 90 tlaIL be Do force rom me p-s.l-g Oh re,f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-10

A, an adjourned meeting IL the Stockholdsrs Of the
Jsmes River and Kanaw COMPANY, held in the Crpol,
In the city OF Richmond Thursday. tho 5,h March,
1916. the toll wing res'ution unanimously adopted:
Received. THAI 1t is due to Joseph Caeel. E.q VINO
has resigned the e OF President of this Cpmpiov held
bs him, iron ts foundation, cecsrc OF hs
nus a. faithful zealoUs, and energ,t ,ieer; and ths
citing docs therefore bear IL. testimony his
character, hi una t-rirg devotion hi. sia du.
ne anu the energy aud al wi which he press
ed forward the ends f the Company.
Resolved, That tie Chairman bs requested II commu.
nicte the foregoing resolution Mr. Cab,l with an ap
P"pnao letter. anl 10 cause the to be published in
the newspapers f the city.
Elk from the mnut =.
w. b. CHITTENDEN, Clerk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-10

JcHx HASroEx PLEA..ST.. WIZ Tor eve and rwe7y
yesrs first the Z Il LygctburS w mia and
tea a. the founder sud Editor OF The Richmond " hr
been The sbl eloquent and d"vt sdy"cste OF y"urr
zip no ,Tc! II Understood that he aged
mother. 81 young, he plea. snd uuetu
ted chlrrn des tte circumstances. TEE purpose 81
ihi, hsSty that rea,1r ~ forth.
" IN adupi.d by the Wings OF Virginia a fand to
be placed 'he nds of judi cious persons RehnoGd.
ad Appropriated he support anu dlcton # Tire iamy
Of the deceased.
II Il the whig .. p-r' ~ Redmond approve suz.
re ton they uJe requested m IN, psp.r snd
to propose the eiI.z Richmond,
~ receive conuihuuors.
r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-10
AGITATION IN The VALLEY.

We find 10 tn. LeS'ngtoi Gazette, call for meeting
OF the ezen> Of Rocksrigr, consider what
ought t. be sd gt-d, growing out o. the acton o. the &c
nerh Assembly the subject OF Convention, a2d the
refi,al 10 extent IN" Jn ues River Csn'.
GA the lat er subject, hop> our Valley friends VII
havs no reason 10 complain cnl OF
sior. The public -en'iment - tsHng prpsr, and We
us,, a ecci.ivc turn. iav,rlbe :; cSten.iIn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-10
From the Lou svhs Morning Courier.
on THE DEATH OF A DEAR SISTER

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Dea' lsabel. dear ISABEL.
We loved thee well, ala, too well
Ard God 1t Jenl 'u.y reach
HIS Heavenly Throne-iesolvei 10 iea.h
Our hearts TO love but Him al ne
lie took thee To br Rhier HONS
Thy loss mourn.
Isabel, do1r Isabel,
Who tell. OF who can tell
How muc1 ve miss toy Joyous sm 10,
And happy augn, t.at Oft would Will.
Away cares clouds, that often shade
Our brow, since in the grave la.d
Thy lovely iorm'
Dear Isobtl. dear I.ete,
Sweet memory will dwell
With eagsrrUss, every grace
1hsth'lt ~ sway thy min and fac.;
No "ther form. since God befcft ".
Has fDed The VOID thy ice ia. leitus,
Sweet lssJel.
Then. Isabel. d. ar Isabel,
Wen biia l"ng, lsst farewell
To thee on earh--b3t we will pay,
That when our souls are On /. d away
F'om ihs cold word, we'll meet sgsin
In Heaven, where " fever reign
T then, isroNtll.
Loui.vlle, FEB. 90. 1886 LENn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-10
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