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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-05
The Sub-Trensmrr.

The well informed correspondent Of the New York
Journal oi Commerce says: "l have myself been Of the
opinion That the Administration would recommend rey-
sal. and relaxation Of the SubTreasury System But find
isnot to be The Secretary the Treasury BE- n avo
oisuch course, ne ho the late session; but ho Pre-.
sdent utterly TO IT, Besides t- 80 IS well known
That the majority Of tho Senate, sting u all the WINS
end four or five Democrats will assent to any mJdi-
fcauon Of tho measure, which will mako 1t less srrgeu,
and oppressive me people, less embarrassing 10 the
AiminittrotOr."
Il Is fomarsa5 ta the Prssidsnt should be 20 much
enamorcd now o. a sci which ho ~ contemporary
splued DO 1893, when it introduced by di,,in.
gllsh-d llp-cEe1fatys in Compress from this sutc-
And biz sudden l0yo i.r BE- BE- stranger suiI If as
now seems % be conceded, this measure stringent
aIa oppressive upon ue people, and embarrassing 10 the
Adma'stluon" Why, f this be- the fact should he ad-
h-fo "Ii| Docs Dis democracy" teach him Co opprsss
'to "dsar people and this to be done even o., OBJ,
hoard Of pcrpeyng hs own Financial Secretary, and
embarrassing me operations OF doe ggyouuont II which
he is the head h' Calhoun "yoresly" this result az
tho .i'i session, aHi earnestly insisted upon tic pD-tp1.e-
me1i ' .r. great mlsI-. oi ig,mrce -nd L.5erty"
which, o. .-ou-, csc. bs M.uk., only aI.picd 1r pr.
u2l of peace end tranquility, and d. wholly uus1.o for
umo oi alr-ilc most powerful argument by the way.
ag-Ir7t 3D. adoption 20 r since shows Hs warbllflass
of tc system irof E.t .tc Baltimore Convention bad
pledged r PARIS i1 ir orb nu aH1 therefore they trl God
DO n.iacr In.NIHZ nYr cafIE whCtffr ts ,uD.a u0H lr
.'' H-.i " iI iI'I. NO UIet unWgF.rt now Dr.t
t, '.i'n" o." ".y "rpcFfYo i' te extent u-t 30 Dol
rrDrrts bu' f.ai boz ig .1liHs lrl.uraf Be- entirely -
rr7rr.ap.c. ECt Mr. Po.f who violently opposed fr
1885. Or ticking 'n t Doe i su.efa ti.9 n 81.
Wu..pD .I.t Clt.fcss .I tkubf '.s. ub.ua.r a.f more
iymeu'-H.f indeed. fro H '.sIHl" h. i..us. tui
I D. fcH.a..rE o. 7ltr.',. 70 uHt tat n- g.g..uuoni
'l''d allrdon i,s funols and oppressive experiments
elo fciun =" tho good I'D paths whc. were r'pid y
eaning u7 on o. pf9sp-uy and bspp1ess whom the new
ifh"'' unfortunately obtaining control Of the R,yepment.
nave run '"o SHIP Of se upon quckslnds end breakers
| u resolution hos bsen introduced into the Lcgslo-
ro of south Carolina rrD-opraune $4,000 10 be cypsn-
dcd. under tho direco1 Of the GA officer, t,vsrd- io
equipment Of the regiment Of volunteers from that STATE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-05

There Doe been considerable cbuinnn Of pa,r. ,iisrr
in our Town during ir1 wcrk, and strong disposition
manifested by como 60 oyJ1j o. hr c1 made hy The Co
.cfn.r 'rf VOLUNTEERS 'u. tr NcRe1I wor. a r1I h.4
nj number Of cla. ...Itd call 90 iHo tG0h Rog1,nf
oa lly, nviuuy .nrHi assemble Spring flil TO-
day doc W Tor i1c rurfIso oi m1kiDg ur company
Cc Baylor has raD clie OFT e cd "Liiy sccond" Tor
Che same pufposo-ihc 10 Battalion nseth New Hope
on Fudly l.-u1uow) and the 21d Battalion al Wnynes-
b5TJ Saturday We 'hnk IL mrfjb1bls from pro-
sent oppcrasces that che efJr will be iuocessu though
ibe indefinite period Of service required. during the war;
deisfs many Lusaoas if1n enrolling th,mseves who
would consider DO quite ugroesbs recession 10 tske
short urn pgoins' the Mcxicans.
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l'fseial e,pOndenee OF Ire B4itinore ClipserI

=,
TAs YIa Mas Cass-Nr Ress mprnng .eealed AID
eoss e1anir'd BY the counsel for pntn He
e.I.h sm7s ihbei - were serune as he did
make th1 or zee them nude lie did not remember Tint
eisr for Gen Naa Ness advertised in the st Of August
TN eros-eraminaon stump was shown from which h.
said The figure 1uessy nfh In hi. preesee
ty Mr. Bradley with the solution Of Of potash.
Mr. Richard Smith the eash,r the Metro ,oi.
eIamind shown 10 witnesses nv
the counsel for the pant lie said prts g. an
es uu o res noe IN; handwriting OF q Van Meas Ohsr
papes he thought Matt ne rree D.
Nc. 4. Tipp-r ~
on the n,irn he tina, Gen Van Ness
wrtns usually form in IN, letters but
the size he ookcda lures ard was M, willing TO Nv
soms OF them were not IN the Ct nerars handwriting
The uos' nters,trr part Of the with re
i'lee - wiz conversation hs witness aid took be-
tween Gen Van Ness and hne the eecea
BIZ smith asked the General ahrihrr a will The
"'n r became hue excited ard rlphed "Nr smh
g-gto sir but viii be up three dtys nth Re
makrd That ne Lolei earnestly that he q.
asl The sue uon with view Of s'siig tbs Gen'ri who ad
my properly al taken o." A remember
Witnessing any writing Ter Gen Van Ness.
lie subsequently Gen Van Mes, died on Saturday
aud on the ensuing Morday suggested
mad" HRhi be IN the drawer Of round table the oee Mr.
'oie ass. ed IN s examination but notli7g o he kind
found Mr. Smith mlte use Of ~ within
eoEea viii he knew bat found the
te. OF ih7 lhhIy "oud be lit IA cesiiue circumstances
Mt Core Of this counsel Tor the defence,
told what agency he hadin srateh will bu m Saeh
IN vain We keNie mentioned that an 1897 or 1928 lac
ed val for the signature General Van Ness Mr.
informed thee four by
n' the d OF tie will which ;he witness prepared for him.
cCHittrng u Terect nodL
eafo e 81 tue counsel Tor the defence s1d that Gen
Van Mes oa NED from hn about book to enable
HIN 10 make viii In Fehraa 1916 The Gen raj
oe, when Mr Cafsc asked him Il h. done
Ile Gem raj replied IN The resstve Mr. rar! c remarked oeoe
y General you hal bu Ike lawyer home you spend
The day. get hun q make vii you, ard give $500
instead Of inseHg you SELF An " teTed the General you
rogue know who would The money" Mr.
mared that h. dda't expect to .r Coe the lawyer
OF the tecrascd
Mr }. w Nauy, The President Bank OF Metropolis
enemne the Orphans Court Wallace letters gen
uine, according 10 bis LEI &c.
hr I'm Royc director tie Bark Of the Meirop H.
shown 'c"erst o. n the or has Cou wsaer,
sad he did not regard them having been by
Ntss.
Mr o. Throop ned 10Th or oetob-r 1875 he
received an order ON ecu Van Ns printing
'onner and that on the ith h.
me- Ms Coanor eaIei upon get diy
order, saying that she had lost it,e
The C1uu a four c adorfned
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Hv- IA PAaisdsipAla Sssa .f..sr.s... Dec. 3.
speech hH NIr. Wehslar


Ihe ineen'see Wings q the Third sniet
- ~ 4, .s Wa Head ouart'rs No ihera iissr
49, s ~ ~ ea u nm I'm fenssyl,ana elsewhere
-. - - ~, u, hN' ANhkess, Eq pfesited
So ~ - IN, ar on ~ ole AZ Wee Pres 81 a
s,r,,n -, 60, i ~, a-sm'sd ne Ven DANIEL WEB
-. so JAMS "isoa ~ee tairci;e a BY The eonn,
s, " '"' '"'a ana were roeetved nth most taptafo1
| 7'ane, I. ,,, ,,,,., ,.,o.. :. =, =,
~ ~, "eieoy remafkse BY Mt J. Ra adan Gao ERrrr
nam ..,,m.n,. % VI ai'aagem' nl on ~i hs TO-
T1,s uox me-, w.. ..
tower OF het,v-,be Va sul srnu'ei en- INC waeh
fr IN, ir Oh e.t ~, ,,s,, S % ms. W hPi
Ne b,ar f,,n nj, 's people Happy wsl~ebe wien
aold to sraisfs mn, ~, MS Shsefas voice pr0annS
.,h,iIci n, w.. ',- sshnnsai was received had
a,.ire YOU INV Si.os. "a S,-. .,.,-- 49,.
rreat plc.,arr "a =, a. - - y, ~ tnst gives me
corKrr..ora pi., Of ~ 'ne "ag eeeio''of The Th"d
far ANN many mile, ~ fo'uhe las SaS our 70"
II have not bat NAV 49,, w ,o' 'e'ienen ana m ne
anee; 70 mo OF you ANA s,nn-.S =, ~, ~ you. Aeq
er. a. me pus 81 h., AZ -, ~ OF you eff tahs
Ansrican--vr have n eomnon .o.n, 80 w.
des, ny, whether for ro,5 a. Ell, ~. - '
b1ni-he bond OF WA. =. ,,,s,, ~, iaNe ,omho
seqnaiut.d ~ ~ ~ u"''N "O
fIdd M h.i.x.,,., w. ,,--
OF the properi,y Of I'M, Unit, s S al Tue found
ard iav c toa 10 rspcurcs hrm It m, 'neh IN =
srity ard b,p,,,.. a. mo rs,n - " ~, .u
are Skinned IN he .ap, bo,on, "a -, ih'S
rehct wtr,hs, I,os - h. nus ,utse OF go d,"h TO
It, the nef..ss Of eomr.,r. - Wy plo &C lU,i,
ing insrc 4. am Of op,i,, ,h,, ,s " w,
tran uiud by his sueerss,Ts AMI nb,sst b. ,I IN
.seur.tv Of On, r,,So,,, h,a ~ ", are he only
WASN'T et,n,. ,s,pin,,r,,a s.a - ~ IaW p's ca ey
m site INDUSTRY I'm, -, GO. - - -. uo
our accommodating. A -, - os. 20 we onnda on 81
revolution len us m &, ronr,,, ,...r,. -,
corma, custom, nous, oonr 4, -, - - r. ", ~
our stit.. were an rival, " $3.50 ~ Nv ' anu
The story OF the country A. p,b,,h.d NV nm. NJ , o
citizens. row deceased NJ, hey, C,,cy .h,,, ~. od ~
things time ard I'm the aiop,,on OF i've Cors,,on II
shows great rees-y Of common ,c,h,
rcvrnue system and C,S,s, ho,s. =, :, a,,c, h A. ,s
aguage Conaitutian w,pI NAY, n. IN. r.or -
sy-tcR adopted uni the toO,, luton An snep,y
appeared One OF the Congress was an act to po
manufacturing rtcrct holi 10 th.s, pIps,nie.
learned The when youfg held them when was older
and 'hAn hOi them sees ni to ,erminae my he
Gentlemen Neither my h. al nor the oeeaon viii permit M.
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City Arrivals.
EXCHANGES M

EXCHANGE HOTEL. Dec. 4.
" HAIRS Louiss; Mr. DoSson lad; James p Fl,,orI
ion,soms ry WIN Cooke, Roanck-; 4 Bmwn WEI. -, -
tioyi- Wythevilc; CHAPMAN lady e,idrcn NJ
~ monroe va Il wsncr hoston @ Glib. N Raj, me-
ip,or Noiioh James scmp'e, Nav,; Mis- T,I ga
coehs Prince George; Semi wethsrAI Raninor,. n
- arm ehacL Navy Murren Lynehbu,r, A NrKs,,.
esoS,g Crosby Fike frnei, yneh iames an in,
.o"ei haInon'onE NJ Boyer saml woolton YoE u AZ nn,
TON Chas Lee Lynehsurg; Brsxcn Va. Col D.. ~ S.
r u hrehef r fesran Jno Mnse IT, Petersburg
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Dec 4 Is4e
pfaterson Nfork; 81. Cos Bai; CarIapa Mclean. n
talbot Mssour John Jones Fisylvani,; Fe hon Jc,.
Isle OF Wight Jno Mirablc. Cha iei Cy Jno Jos
s0n' rsyVana Elaon. Madison; PoindeItsr Jr C. ~
Sr1ce reHsbnrr Crum2 aud lady, and Mr. ms. ! m
Spears Chs erned; w Lyon; Amelia Iaae ADAM e.
major Mr. BASS Powhatan Cock Cumbcran q n; Geo Nv
ahe NATURAL Brtge; Henry Wndte Chester Ll &c Tycr
Saoi M; a Wemaek Farmvle; GREGORY Kinr wI,r, a
oieor DaHl Goode Chcsterded Towne end Lun ,p,r,
- PoWhATAN HOUSE, Dec f.
WIN Caiwr l. w 4 Spring.. Jno Howe, C,,,.n ,,
'oel tson LewsburE Chockey lady CHI drrr an
sevsnt buehnsham; MeEhcnny Russell q II. ~ ID,t.
say en- dren and servant Nel-os, Va II HekoS Jane N
nuekingoen Coi Chs Peuow Nelson u neane Iyn- bbu,
Aiknson and son wion, Ids wight w Cot.I n W.
zen pon Lexington, Va; John Jones and lady Va
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Now PubIicniinns-

M,ssrs J. W. RAsDoLrH & Co. have sent Us tie follow.
ing
No. IL Of the Pictorial History Of England Nos. ll9.
l2) l2l aud 10 Of Harpsrs Illuminated and illustrated
Shakespeare, containing Henry the Gin and Rich1ri the
81 ard No Of Eugene Sues novel; Martin. the
Founding, the Adventures Of a Valet de Chamber
With the character Of these works, the public 70 well
acquainted, that IS only necessary their IT,
ties.
Mr. c. F. FrHrR showed ur yesterday beautiful vol
uma, MEDiaAL BoTAyY" containing c9lssd figures Of
variety Of Plants, executed By The Auaststc process ac
compnnied by descriptive text A.so On AnastaHc fae
suil, Of the Declaration Of Independence with the name.
OF the usiious signers. Specimens m1y be seen at Mr.
Re bookstore.
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The Session Of this Church has received with
deep ns.iy u zen-c q tae -ldfe1 death ny m m - s
l. eanrf IS lHn.J u their bf loved frfd arI a. liz,
he Co., i.yd WIN Arm troas o. .re.fe ary or.l. .,,
W. d NJ Conn iorofs fD 20 rg i 0n. md rsHg ps-o,
o.. ir Do i'.H.'r If1 turcb iu Iia tf Hy Hr i.s h.
esen h' Church OF on t h.r bcra fc.ry n ono ts, 3
''I NH ier u1i Ie Cause Of Fois 30 .snt OF "a ,,o
..nI sH| a.ie advocate
FH5'sf. Tla in b.ll.I ofm- Chit,h we ts.d,r the d.
q o. Not ri ~ 90 o. Che bo tlved iry ard si III
t nnd " ef or hvey AID teautH Sympathy uaicr th,
hf''rf na az Dr. hmffrnz bid appointed preach in fb.
IIuh ON he ~ p bah IN TIRE and receive our sron,
Cont 1t o. % ODE rlue 90 gl Wsuos The fay b. b ,
W"ni - that o5fe' and ht tho be elues o. m prrb
M ~ m ~ oC,as7n VIA cai fsfsn,e iho DEAN u our
f0parei ffirni and brober
D. uHuts ~ n1a.
JOSEPH sTILgs Pat,r
Z" he tntci Pfcs5yisran Churh on slocsos nn
fAHUgt RErvs, Ga ~
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A Choice Poem.
Lee h- a.' IS "Wa.-, 81. caIas s,s.4


ny ELItA COOK.
"ie that waho It sin amoAJ bet him ars,
Jous q T.
bvsuiiul eloquenec, thou speakest low,
But the worlds ciashing cannot sdll thy tones;
Thou Invest, a. the stream with gentle How
Runs through the battle held OF strife and groans
Thioe is the language OF simple creed.
Whole saving might has no priest guarded bound.
II soundly leaned. say, would the martyr bleodf
Or such dense shadows fall on "hallowed sroundf"
o, how we boast our knowledge OF "the Right"
But blast the Christian grain with Conducts blight.
IT'S well to ask our Maker to forgive
Our trespassos - but Ills We may bear
The uospasses OF those Vi no breathe and 1.-Two
Amid the same Temptation, Doubt and Care.
o, We who point so often to the nerd
Whose dark and evil works arc all uneloaksd,
Is there other than condcmning word,
For minds untaugh, and spirits sorcly yoked
Are ye quite sure no hidden lepertaint
Burs your skin, II we look through tho paint1
Ye throw from ambushi Let truths noontide light
Flash on the strength that nerves such eager aims,
Bring pgmy greatness from its giant height,
Where would be then tho splendor OF your names1
We harsh denouneers, 'us easy thing
To wrap yourselves In Cummings spacious robes,
And sharpen all the polished blades ye fling,
As though ye held diploma for the probes;
But II the eharlaian and knave dropped,
Some spreading trees would be most closely topped.
Yo that 50 forcely show your warning teeth
AT every other being your say,
Is your sword stainless in It's sheath,
That We can justify the brsggau ftuyf
The tricks OF policy-the hold OF place
The dulcet Jargon OF n courtly Ioto-
The sleek and smiling mask upon the face
The eye that sparkles out 10 hide Its mote
Tell me, ye worms, could yo well bear the rub,
That tore these siksn windings from the grub
Yo lips that gloai upon brothers sin,
With moral mounting in the whispered speech,
Meihinks I've seen the poison lang within
Belray the viper rather than the lrech.
I've marked the frailtics of some gifted one,
Bazoned with prudent doubt aud virtuous sigh,
But through the whining cant of sanity tone,
Heard Joy give pity the exulting lie,
AZ II It were a pleasant thing TO find
The racer stumbling aud the gaze hound blind.
Too proud, too ignorant, too mighty man-
Why dOst thou go forget the lesson taught
Why not let mercy cheer human spani
We say yo serve Christ-heed him o yo ought.
lie did no goad the weeping child Of clay.
lie hesped no Goals upon the erring head,
Fixed no despair upon the sinners way,
And dropped no gsul upon the sinners bread;
de heard Mans cry for Vengeance, but he flung
Mans conscience at the yell, and hushed the tongue.
Great teaching, from a greater Teacher-6t
To breathe alike to Infancy and Age;
No garbled mystery o'ershadows il,
And modest hearts have deepest read the page.
Carve it upon the mart and temple arch,
Let our ierco judges read II as they 20;
Make it the keynote OF LIES pompous march,
And uampling steps will be more soft and slow
or Gods own voice says, from the eternal throne
LET him that is without sin the stone 80
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From Brazo. Santiago.

The brig Mary Jane, Captain Msekin. arrived last OBJ ht
from che above pace, having .o on iho 2lsi inst.
Captain Necins reports the arrival BfazJs on The 10 n
inst OF tc samshp Mckim. having on boird the BaIt.
more COMMITTEE. WHO ysit the battle field recover the
bodies Of Colonel Watson, NaJ1r RnggJid and Csptain
RjgoIy, 20 convey them O. Baltimore.
The 5tc1mshp Neptune was leave Bfizos for Tampi-
CO the 2lt instant, with seven companies Of 81 Re
gmsut OF tue U. s. Aftiefy, under the command NJ Col
Bslen. The Steamship Sea taking board the field
battery, consisting Of twJ lsPoundcr and sixteen 6poun.
dofs
gentleman who came passenger i1 the M1ry Jane,
vboHached Brazos from Cnma'g1 the day OF Inc sa-
ing Of ihc brig iul1rmg that there nothing new
from M.nsrcy-N O-TrCpfe, Non 26
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letter in ths Washington Pountan says. at BE- be-
loved thst au-mpt vI be made this c1mng sct.inn Of
Congress 20 pc'a bI through authorizing term Of the
United States Supreme Court % BE- held wet of tho m Iu1
TOMS Nearly three o1iihI of the cluscs Of ilt Cont
como from TO Wet ard tic lawyers who ere necsr.
fluy Intimate with Tho Tow which governs that ccon
the iui.r do not and cannot with hoso caur.s
10 be- u1 dspaug.m.r O. fho Eecrn lawyers 90 coy teg
ore not uiillr with tic peculiar lows n tho West and
Suurwee end Boo e absence - lc c.r.o s1rned Bro those
aws, he refl.tni Weston cgIt7 mo.o J- must tug
f add pcfhap du sIor. Hence ha necessity .l holding
form OF ho supreme Court wet Of tho AIisfhanics 10
becoming moro hud otvuH. b. n. iI The Bench and
end seems ao tat think 30 b. ds,dn,d TO be re-
allied af on carly dog"
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DEATH Of Az OLD HrysTER.-Rey. Thornton Fleming
oIc Of the first Methodist Ministers who preached the Co.
pei west Of the Allegheny Mountains, died tho residence
a. Boz sou-in-liw, Rev. David shlrp In Ez,brt5 An
gHany county, Pc yyana, Saturday last There s,
only ono older Method preacher m the United sstss
Rev Ezekiel Cooper, Of tue Philadelphia Conference Mr.
Fleming was man greatly esteemed and died fu years
and with me honor that c1meth from God-tho ojfni homo
II a blissiui immorol.ty.- PH'fjgrg Gassus.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-05

CHANGE OF FORrUNE-A young man orf,,rn,,
inicmporae habs BY rho Of seoy who some time
snee f'I'm,d and took ho pledge Of The Wahngonaas
recently elected Secretary Of tho W. Parent Society b,,
become n1. Of hc hlrs crate valued AZ oyo 50 rg1
pound r'rfnz b. ih1 dcah Of distant relative m Ey.
rope, ab-1her o' 600 ancestor n The deceased having m
get TO his country ari settled preacher AZ Ncst9y
Conn, pi2r TO The reyoui'on-N T. San
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FuML FoEErHorgrr-LWE iyusAvoE-Wr Ol-,J,
Plus young gentoIman Of B0xbury one of thee l, n,
hossomOoal Atlantic, had his life insured tho New Eng
llnd Mutual Life Insurance Company AZ Boston in, ,
th1ug dollars which amount he hoe by hs prudent s,,
by iho payment Of only $40 DO Premium provided for b
rrprcscn'puy.7 s'mn D whom bad m7'ersly degeudsd
upon bic assistance during Die ife aud for whom bo voc
thus mindful in anticipation Of te event ofhis death.
Boston Trans
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Thc Trensnrr.

BY tho official statemen; or the Treasurer of the United
States, appears that there the 23i uuo in the
various repositories o. the government subject draft
sum Of S4SI91lO IS. We presume, though II Is not so
stated that this includes the five millions recently obtain
ed by loani which the treasury will DO pretty bare
! before ID con be replsnished by Congrsss.
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S BAssETT FRENCH,
=. ] ARCHER,
j. L. WElSIGER.
volunteer for dhe 1TeXicnn war,

NEs OF CnETERUfLD! 70 TUE REscUE Your country
calls Tor your service. Virginia required 10 furnish
regimen Of infantry Tor the vigorous prosecution Of the war!
tn Governor desire that ouc-af OF this regiment shall
hail lr'm Eisern VIrgimi! Come then, 70 yorr C1un.
y'ssa. dld! Enrol your names, and Cor your
selves etofnu weight ofRl1y! lot Eastern Vfa
nia be backward! lot not tho good 1T the Old Do
fnu.n be- tafnshci Let 'Od Chesterfield" spread her
GOLF. nnd mic c1mpany of gaan spnia Tor tho war
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VoImnteers-ChesterfieId.

WANIHIsTER, DEC. I, I5Ib.
The undersigned have the permission Of the Governor
Of Virginia 90 form Company Of nianuy to form por-
ton IT the Regiment Of Infantry in pursuance Of the coll
OF the Secretary Of War, made Enown in tho Proclamation
Of the Governor o the 18Th November 1886 to prosecute
The against Mexico. The county of Chestefied in
days gone by, has shown her patriotism in sending her
gallant cons to meet her counys oo-may tho spirit ol
those dsys urge ma 10 emulate the plo'sm Of those gal-
liant men, whose brilliant txamplo tho "brghtost orna-
ment in tho crown Oi Virgnias rejoicing"
observation-disclosures Hotel, Manchester and at Chos-
torfeld Court House.
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Of the finest Back River Oysie have seen this ssason-
sent US by the worthy proprietor OF That Establishment
Mr. r. W. Allen. They we're very large and Of delicious
favor. We hope tina, m.no host OF the Alhambra has
more OF the same sort left"
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Mexican Volunteers.

There will bo public noetlg held az the FAmors' To-
al, Boo Manchester Slturd.y evening nox az T. r. NJ
Tor tie purpose of enrolling volunteers, form Company
Of lnflGtry Co constitute pIfron of he Infantry Reg
mont ol Volunteers according 90 the terms OF the proonma
ton OF he Governor of Virginia. o. during the exs-
ting war brtHcon tho Uucj States and tho Republic Of
Motcp. unless sooner drciafged.
Addresses will be doiyorcd by distinguished gentlemen
Of tho county, and city Of Richmond.
J. BASSETT FRENCH,
r. J ARCHER,
J. r. WElsIGER,
de 3 WM. HANCOCK
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We informed the Lexington Reporter of the 2Sb
uIumo that Mr.. Clay left that city for New Ofeans that
morning. lie will the latter city unul some
time IN March, when he will home. Mr.. Clay is
in excellent health and sPitsand is locking better he
Observer says) tha1 he has for the last ten years.
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In this city Thursday night in the aonJ YES, nj M.
HosAs RANKIN BLAIR, native Of Augusta county. bnt
inc last hlteen years highly respectable merchant OF
,ns cry. ne was much esteemed by the community for
ns honesty, intelligence and amisblo charaeter-Hs re-
mains Were Yesterday conveyed to their resting place in
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The Volunteers.

From Yostsrlay's EIq ,irer learn that Gov. Smith
has received communication from the War Department
informing him that Cnpi. Smith, OF the L. 5. Amy, will
into service sdlaey the volunteers already or
gained Capt. :. is now in Richmond.
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TO the Young wen Of En,lern NirrininI

We, thi u1ie sgnd, Eaitn virginia offer oIrcyss
AZ iouulton upn which another Com ANY of Youn
tees heufs men from the whose
a'onpan are oa'nesty solicited 10 on
Wewsnht BE- tnety undertood thlt rot r chm nj Gem
We eh'os' because seetl and place tentozvoi
Ccms fcrg. 3D. nirn the rant blood Of 10
answer your count ys call WM u. ARCHER,
~ KEELING,
WIN a. ALLEN,
~. TUi NEq. JE.
JNO. a. LEMOSY
list fr those who may pcavc join Company will be
iutd 81 the Mafhl Hotel opposite tn Fic urg Depot at
which aee there will always he attendance authorized
20 receive recruits ee5
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II The PeEHfylr5aian recommends the revival Of MIR
Pvinsel,s famous scheme Of Militia organization which Il
"hun,ed down by the Coons IN 1870" 1t will be
hazardous experiment. and doubt whether Secretary
Marcy will the odiun Of its resurrection "a
burnt child breads the FIRE"
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MARRIED.,
DIED

In the city OF Norfolk "Wednesday q, o,ip, s,I ia, h
key = J. p Anderson Mr. BENZ e. GRAY octh,. civ 10 NJ
SUSAN L eldest daughter OF Mr. Charles Reil E.I
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Comment unon ths table BE- useless. Apv one can sss
hs no stories Of increased pris 80 arc oil false arc I'M
Che as1crons ma1s that TIE tariff has advanced tho
prices nf produce Tho tabios show t,st ID tie low tsrT
hai eecsd prices BE- eoos have been against the srmss
pad oct IN theu iav0t.