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Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
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Dreadful EFsefs of ne SfarFa.-Thc Norfolk
Couricr O Saturday 1th inst. says. We learn
that vcry cYeciahIe resident of thr yiciniIy ol
Noit's Island, tCurritark county, IN. XII. arrived
in o- cts tllls morning. Who aAfr that tha effects
OF The late storm were most awftlly experienced
On the coast. Hesays thai5liluii .es were drowned
on Motifs Island. and 600 head OF cattle stroy-
cd. The wil fowl suffered most severe. .y-wild
geese might be taken in alnfoat amy quantity
som. killed, others much crippled tc ha easily
seized, being unable 10 escape.
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
". II. Bowers.

All or which said lands were sold and bought
for the aggregate Of taxes, penalty and costs dns
thereon ior The years A. II. 1870, lSIl. 1872.
Isi3 and 1915 nnd The aaid several tracts of lam.
having Ben purchased ns aforesaid are nnw L.II
IN th- rnd BcniaHiin H. Brttin, John ID. rrimble
and William II. E;ier by deeds OF couveva, /, i.
duly executed by the sheriff Of HcD:pstend
aforesaid b. authority vested il him by M I,,r.
or the state Of ArFanEas- y ow, therr fo-a ro,;ce
III hereby given IN All peysons wh., nar WI ran.
ccncd or can ct UP EHy rri-... t;,le III claim III
the above discHoe" tracts sr parcels Of land or
any OF them 50 furchas d as aforesaid in con-
sequence ot any in,ormaliiy or irTeguarity or
illeEliiy connccie.i with snch sale or for anv
cause cr defect 7ghaicver, that IN conformity N
ihn nri Nj ihe general aS-enihly of the Sfatr nf
Arkansas " relation 20 ''tav ;iirs.- approved Tie
~ Nov snbcr, A. ID. 1886, constituting .schapier
li3 u The Revised Stztucs,n We the said q 7,
J .4ifin. John y. Trinhc and William IL. Eiter
win apply 10 The circuit court of Hrmn=iead
county. III be holden XXX iha courthouse of said
county nn tha third Monday Hrlnr the fourth
Monday IN October, al d. 1916. being the IGtl
day Of November n said year, Tor tie conarrna-
tion Of tile n ard 70 said lands. purchased as
Aforesaid, and nj persons interested arc hsrrb.
nnliiird M appear M sid tir-a and place. and
rhnE cause arY they cHn- wh- if r flifr f1 Hald
iInA HH Aforesaid should uYt be confirmed accrHl
ing 70 law.
p ?. BRfTTIN.
J. ID. TRfMBLE.
W. H. ET'FER
Washington, ArAs.i March KIM, iSiG-5
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01

TEReIBLY GaApaIc.--The Dover On.
II J Enquirer says, that at a late Loco Fo.
co meeting in that town, the Chairman at
the conclusion OF spirit string address 10
the score oi boys assembled to hear him.
related a story Of dead elephant who was
deyoured by pisrn;res, and then with tone
and emphasis which might have called
spirits from the yasty deep, called upon al
"the democratic Pismircs TO cone up and
help dcrour The great elephant Of federal
ISM
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
EnsF PCcEsgl-EsDcs1.

n OF on saturday, ihe 25ih W March, small
a Caif-Skin Pocket Book, between Col. Tho.
I. l.iiaiuson's and NssshiugtuH, il contain q doe
bill en- Joseph kcf5cy, for twenty dollars, credited
hv the sum II ten dollars On Henry ChappeI
4 rlie for sixteen dollars: and other papers Of
value. Als1 a irn dollar Tennessee noie: una
sotnr siirar, lhrre w fgar dollars. The finder of
KEW beck and rolfrnis Will ~ suitably rewarded. n
/; & returned 70 ne or l-ft with Jabcz = Smith.
Es1. PARKER SULLIVAN.
VI seh 3oth, IszG. 81
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
Notice 60 Brick yaasens.
GRONNTfI OF ISIS.

FsNliE undersigned, Building COMMITTEES -.
IA pointed by the Board OF Trustees for The
Washington Male and Female Seminary. w;sI,
70 engage the making ami laying Of 2GO,0cO
tmore or lcssl bricks. sor which we will receive
sealed propositions uP 70 the 1t Of May Stone
WILL he furnished AZ The place. and the Contractor
will be required 70 lay good stone foundation for
the bHilding, and TO furnish all other necessary
materials, ard 10 perform the work in the best
and most substantial style. Limestone can b-
had IN the nciriiburhood, if Tie contractor would
prefer making his own lime. we with bidders n
siaie Their rates per thousand Responsible Sc
curly viii be required for tie faithful prrforn,nr.
Of the work in reasonable time
TYRA HILL,
A. CLARKE
TIIOS- WILLIAMSON.
JAMES GIBSON.
!! The Arkansas Banner Is requested 70 rive
two insertions. s,G
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01

Tn. FATE or : GAMHLER.-The course
of"liley OF Bath, is one not at all unsuiio d
To cur pages. The career Nj such pro-
fessoF Is a homily against this profession.
aud never bad career 50 pointed q moral
as lis. But we IRE compelled reluctantly
10 give way 10 those who hAve better claim
70 the attention oi our readers Let il
sGiiice TO say that Riley lived a lifa M Ihe
mosl gorgeous luxury and c1iTavagance-
that be was the companion 81 soyercigns--
tina; he sqiandcred moaey with 4 proiusion
amounting 10 insanity. and won i by n
good fortune that seemed connected with
the supernatural; nnr W. W. free from
generous and daring sentiments. He on
one occasion risiged an entire colossal for
tune on The hazard Of the die agains, .
Russian estate. The slaves on which he
was dasirous Of restoring to freedom. He
succeeded in bis attempt, and accomplished
his desire. Subsequently he ran brief
course Of dazzling spiendor; he lived in
palaces, continued 70 play, became uninciiy
aud found. firiune. wealth aud friends d.
sert him. At length thc once posscssor
of millions was seen wandering through
tie streets OF London naked, famished, and
pcnnyless; and finally hc who had ieas;ed
Empcrors, and lareh snm?'uouEly every
day, died of absolute starvation M on ofthe
miserable alleys Of Tie great metropolis.
Such is the course Of a games'ef!
ICksres Of EHr'aaa QH-lfsrly Resseir.
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01

Disssr-syof tAs Rams gf SPaniEa I'aTf--Air,
J. II. Singleton, in latIrr M ilia Tail-AAsre en-
tinci, mentions the discovery ol ihe ruins ol an 0id
Spanish fort ia forest some forty r.ses from
Tampa Bay. Most OF the Ee.ics, srra as pieces Of
cannon, svgoris, muskets. &c-, were nuch dvcayed
from rust The wriier ads
After removing sesna NJ tAe rubbish and fninE
rust eaten arms o. ai IFls, Hh eh Il4Tn n0t tfnr
to desc .ibe. / found an old mEsizet-baFrtl which
had not suffered 50 much from the rust rs 70 pre-
vent me from decyPhering several Spanish words
and datc--i539. Thus was the enigma solved
The ruins before me were those Of an ancient
Spanish fort
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01

\ SUccEssFUL GUNPewPrR PLor.-an
aucien; tradition relates, that in I44l,
nephew ofPier.e De Luda, the Popss lega,e.
seriously insulied some distinguished ladies
of Avignon, whose relations, in revenge.
seized the young man, and horribly mutila
la'ed him. For several years the legase
KEEP his revenge within his own breast, bu,
he was MT the less resolved upon lis rra.-
LEGATION ~ last. He even made, in the .il-
ness Of time, advances towards a cumplcte
reconciliation; aad when their apparent
sihccri had prevailed lie invited TO splen
did banquet, IN his palace, certain families
whom he sought to ex,ennina:e. The
utmost sa;ety animated tie repasi, but the
lncasl.cs OF the legate were we'll taken.-
When desert was on the boarl, Swiss
presented himself, with the announcement
that q strange ambassador solicited an ex-
traorlinary audience. The legaic, exeu-
sing himself ior the moHen; to his guests,
retired followed hy bis officers. Within
& few moments afterwards, Eve hundred
persons were Tcdlcel to ashes, the whole
Of that wing Of TIE building having Llown
into tie air with terrible exp.osioAl
DicIraS' Irare Ing Letters.
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
EW GO OD = .

El- ESSRS. COLLINS s. SWAN have this
lHA any received The following goods, which
ihey win sali for Cash, Cotton, Breswax, Beef
hides and Peliry.
FRO C. Z X I y s.
! ! i !. ! ! !: !: !. j. =. :.
% barrels super flour,
% barrels whSkey,
10 barrels mDlasses,
5 barrels mackerel-
30 bags Rio coffee,
80 sacks salt,
French and American brandy,
Tobacco, segars, soap. candles,
Powder, butter, cheese &c
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
ID n " co D D =.

Lig.i and dark prints. m. de Lains and Cash
mere, b. b six warp alPacca, shawls. musiins.
lawns. lacrs, hosiery gloves, brown and beached
sheeiinE ana shirtng- Lowrlis- Ruseys Linsey,
Kent jaans, Aanae!s, blue and y. b BToaaclcths
ana Cassmcrs
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01

JEWISH TEMPLE DEsrRoYED.--At Avig-
non the Jewish temple has been destroyed
by fire, with all which il contained, the
heaviest part of the loss being the sacred
books, many of which were Of great anti
guilty. The collection ofthe ScpAer Iaorrl
(Book Of the Law,) was composed Of y
rolls of parchment, aad was one OF ;he rich.
es' ia the world. This book contains :.
us. OF the Penia,euch; AMI, to show the
value o. copy, we are informed that it IS
al Jerusalem only that the Rabbius may de-
vote themselves TO this labor. Years arc
consumed in the produciion OF one Of these
copies; for the slighlest error, the slightest
ensure, ;Ae most minute impeIlsction or
inequality in the letters, necessi;aies The re-
commencement OF the work. The letters
Of the book are counted. and are two ma-
lions in number. With the exception af
that at Bordeaux: the edifice destroyed is
said 10 have been the finest Hebrew Tenn.
pie ia Franse.-AihcaeHg,.
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
MARRIED.

AZ Pleasant Mount. on the evening Of the 18th
Of February, by the Rev Mr. Dammeron. Mr..
HASsFoRD PAxToS NJ Mis- MARTA ASN, eldest
daughter Of John w. Nunneley, Es7-, al Of Sewer
county.
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
BOOTS AND SITOES.

Superior calf sewed boots, heavy calf peggcd
boots, heavy calf Napoliion boots, heavy mud
hooia, heavy kin boots, men and boys kip and
Fussett brogaas, ladies' and children shoes.
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01

WE. Elijah Ferguson, l.. Nance.
E>. ana AL n. High three citizens,
FE n hauEaholdrrs of The county KY
Sls Sf--~y Hampstead being called upon by
-H--W William Gibson, 10 view and ap-
praise certain mule taken by said
Gibson rs an estray, aad we do find said mule to be
q light brown mare mule. supposed 10 be seven
years old, wfh aonlr saddle marks, haE on a be-!
with leather collar and a double buckle, about
thirteen and huff hands hiEh, by us appraised 10
thirty dollars.
Given under our hands this 25ih FEBRUARY, 1876
+. FERGUSON,
III. NANCE. Appraisers.
IA. ID. HIGH
S.gcrr NJ ani aa5l .rlcd before me 0n this a5ih
FebTary, 1876
27-3w JNo. ID. TRIMBLE. J. p.
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
Notice.

III Aoiton shipped onr address Nv Steam
80. s'ot reJecsed,l Will be covered by insu-
rance at S35 per aIe-and III Keel or F1ai Bo,,.
10 steam naSg'-don at $50 per bale, except where
Psi.aes 40 lot wish insurance, and give us such
ed'ice by mail, at time Of shipment
SMITH & co
ASew GrlcauF, Jan 1-IEI6g-an.
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
CLOTHING.

Blue, black, dress ard frock coats, black and
fancy raS=rr-e pants, cashmere, satin, white
1nd huulrd Marscilles vests, with fine assortmrLi
uf shirts
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
FtTfpfFaF Groceries.

z HAVE received general assortment Of we'll
1 selected Family Craoer1es. and VIII sell them
cheap fer cash Jas. :. BAIRD.
Washin-tan. Feh. n, l5i6 -2ntf
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01

III addition to the above, we haxe a stock or
Summer Clothing, general assortment OF Gro
ccres. Dry Goods, Hardware, Queens and Tin
ware. One Of the partners has recently returned
from the north, where lhe boots, shoes, hats and
dry goods were bought Of ihe manufacturer. and
leave Ia a few days for New Or.-ans and tie
north, and we shall be in receipt Of new goods
hy nearly every boat during navigation. We
respectfully ask al 10 call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
March %, l5IC-26
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS, !,

THE STATE OF ARKANSAS,
coUSrg OF HEMFsrEAD,
Az hae Hempffead Circuit Cgnrf. ia Charrrrr,
in racafiCR, March "a, a. ID. lS16.
Andrew Clark and Fanny Clark,
his wife.
Cvmplainarts.'
Watson Reed, Robert Reed,
Helen Reed, Martin Foster,
Helen Foster, Charles Smith,
Rachel Smith, Helen Patter-
son. John Patterson, Hawkins
Patterson, James Cante, Wat
son Patterson, Levin w. Aims
worth, Nancy Ainsworth, AL
fred Thompson. Il ! liz abcfh
Thompson, Henry o. Daniel,
Patsy Daniel, James Thomp-
son, John Moore, Mary Moore,
Samuel Thompson, Rachel
Wright and Joseph Thompson
DefcHdaRfs. J
TENHE cunrlainants above mentioned having
-a filed their bill accompanied with tier AFT.
davii that Alfred Thompson, Elizabeth Tboun-
son, Henry o. Daniel, Patsy Daniel. James
Thompson, John Moore, Mary Moore, Samuel
Thompson, Rachel Wright, and Joseph Thomp
son are HOn-residenfs OF the State Of Arkansa.
IL j. therefore ordered that the said above named
non-resdents be notified Of the fling Of the -;
compiaiuan:S bill, and that they nhe said nor
.S.uSity " itIuAlto 10 appear al our next
Hampstead circuit court, which will be held ~
The courthouse in the county aforesaid on tho
third AlOnday alter the fourth Monday OF April
next. and plead, answer or dernur 10 said IN
the same viii be taken for confessed against
them and decree entered accordingly, and IL i,
further ordered that this order be pabshed in the
Washington Telegraph for two weeks succ-,.
siveyr the Int insertion TO be four weeks befure
The next term Of this court.
A true copy from the record
Attest: 5. 7. SANDERS, Clerk.
23-2w
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01
II Z rs.

-Four cases new and fashionable hats, together
with dF.b, pearl. vool and palm bats
-rr rr~gf1rn Trgy gr,H S+err
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01

STATE OF Arkansas, }
CouNrY o. ilEarHrEAD,
rnrNs sIrlp OF on.
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01

County or HEMPsrEAp,
fR h.e Hempafead Circuit Cgnrf. in Charerrp,
IN racHfiCR, March %, "A. ID. lS16.
Andrew Clark and Fanny Clark,
his wife.
Washington telegraph., 1846-04-01

Washington, Ark, March Is, isiG-a5
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-09
snmclI,inp sirnificnn1t

meeting was held Edgelisid Courthouse South Ca
rolna. few days ago, which, after patriotic specie.
BY Messrs f. W. Pickens, l.. i. Wgls and several 9th
resolutions approving Of the VI the Admins
uauon ~ the Mexican war, snd pledging the people OF
that section Of the State to support adopted with
entire unanimity. Prior to the adjournment, Col Wgfsl
submitted resolution declaring that ~ course lately
pursued by Hon. John G.. Calhoun the s. Senate W.
nothing condemn, and every Thing approve and
that have undmisighed confidence IN his psnotIm and
increased confidence his wisdom. This resolution was
advocated by the and eloquent manner,
oLd opposed by Messrs. " L. Griffin, W. BROOKS NJ. l..
Bonham, ]. Terry, G. Ysncsy, end r. {. Brooks and
fnally laid upon the lsbo-sn indirect mode Of re-
Jecting n.
What does this portond' Hus Mr. Calhoun " ouuved
the liking Of the people OF South Carolina Of whom be
has 90 long booa the Idol Regarding hs general course
during the present session o Congress cfeditabe ske
10 lbs sogaciy biz patriotism and bus iosrlcssness We
should regret To any decline Of bic influence IN his own
state Bot b. we'll obBoryod his popularity b. not worth
preserving b. cannot slstsn itself aqanst assaults based
upon such uniOunded pfetexs II he who defends the
Constitution against Executive usuTpsuon 10 10 be marked
and osuaoisod for bis Independence and 6rmnes. how
long IL msy we'll DO asked, snail We have Consutiop 10
defend
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-09
FURTHER FROM MExICO.

The N. Y. Courier dos Flats Uns" has sOms infor.
nation from Mexico, by the way Of Havana, which has
not been published elsewhere. Il will be Santa
Ana aud Amonto aDait Hap0na the progress Of
eUeHs, and expect important results from hs vet Unsup
prss'sd and as they think, significant rerolutOn Of Al5a-
TeE.
ITO complete the list Of disasters with which unhappy
Mexico is threatened Hayana letters Of May 36h in
form that the instruction proclaimed In the South by
Gen. Don Juan Alvarez IN favor Of Santa Ans and
pubicanism, has not been suppressed repored and
that, the contrary, this conagraon destined extend
the face Of the whole county. Santa Ana watches
s progress from the depths Of his Havana all
the while enjoying his cock fights; and the day when
this Fkul player believes that tho time has come he will
only have to appear for tho power Of Paroles FILL IN
ruins. undermined oil sides. General Amonio remains
OF Havans watching with Santa Ana. In letter
person IN New YVk Cen Amonte Expresses his IN
dgnaton az the nsial arrest Of his secretary: whom us
he soyH hssont TO Mexico Tor the purpose consulting
with his government.
On hearing II this strange proceeding, and on reading
the cGiumne which President Parodes and the Minister of
War has caused. or allowed 10 be published against him,
10 ministerial journal be Immediately on his ggna.
ton ~ minister pcnpoicntafy and will probably
turn 10 MeGitounl another government shall have sken
the place Of the present party n power. Gen. Almonie is
msn, who, by his experience and talents ~ statesman
end soldier, can be II tho efficient in saving
Mexico, n II con be saved: and n the honf o danger
that they b1nish and SANDER such man There
~ say with iha ancienfs that whom the gods wish dos-
troy they FIRST make nsd"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-09
New Haup.hire.

A remarkable political revolution has been effected IN
the Granite State, through the influence and
John p Hale, year since leading Locooco mem.
Der OF Congress from that State Mr. Hale however re-
flsed for the annexation OF Texas and Tor SO re-
fusng, accommodated and mathematical in due
form. He Immediately took the field his own hook
and has been actively employed endeavorng
revoutonize the political character of the State The
result of his in the OF Lesisa-
ture. Just assembled Mr.. Hale who is himself member
elected Speaker Of the House by the his friends
the Independents" and the Wings united he receiving
40 voies and his Locofoco opponent lis There were
six vacancies in the Senate which, in that State, filled
by the House of Representatives. Si1 Wings cleo
ted by average majority OF Is, giving the Wings
majority in that body. This shows that the union Of the
Wings and Independents perfect; and result, Gen
Colby (Wbig) has been doubt elected Governor, and
John p Hale Independently U. s Senator in place OF Mr..
Jenness who holds the 0iee by Executive appoint.
ment. This is the firs, time that Wig Governor has
been elected in New Hampshire, believe since 1927.
when Levi Woodbury. the leader OF the Wing party
(which he afterwards dese!ted) in that State
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-09

D II you aing cough gh pain in ride
or occasional darling through the
shoulder blade, and wish for Ioungng-I say
be your wish doctor yourself with candies and
prepared by and recommended by forged certificates
Will be grained ar you pam
u-e DR. Wis'ars Baisam OF Will Chey aud bloom OF
will sgaih tinge your hitherto psIid cheek
This Balsan devoid of al qaaeks-beng prepared by
iu chemist and its efficacy proved by the
OF cues IN deemed ncurabe We publish
that strictly Dunlap merchants Cher
Valley " " relate OF Asthma that had
treatment for years Dr. Freight Ofsaugee ~ y
Liver Complaint Of four standing would yield
usual remedies Abraham skiunaE. 81 D. Of Boundbfook y
IS TIE best Hrdei for Consumption every
has kaoWn We might refer yo4 cases had
vr room, that would convince all OF It, great
For sale N Richmond wholesale and retail, by
JeS GAYNOR Il WOOD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-09

On the 7t Of June 1896 the residence Of his Moth
er IN Goochund County, JosEPH w. POWELL the hir-
~ ninth year Of his age. Consumption IS disease OF
which he died Few enjoyed arer promises Of long
lie But these promises all proved false and while yet
IN the prime OF manhood ne struck down by dis.
ease which medicine cured" lie leaves a large
circle Of relatives, bua still larger circle Of friends to
ment hs premature death. Indeed has been the pr-
uege OF very few be generally, and at the same
time, sincerely loved. Long will those who knew him
cherish remembrance Of his many virtues. Long will
they cherish remembrance Of his gentle manners his
uniform Kindness his strict justice aud ms high honor
deeply will they lament the caamity which has taken hin
from their mld.t.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-09
amende Honorable.

We stated day two ago, the authority Of the Sa-
vannah Republican, that the LOeOOco editor Of the CO.
lumbus Times, while abusing Wing editors for complain
ing Of the Of the Administration
main in his editorial sancium, while the Wing editor Of the
town. Mr. Calhoun, had raised company OF volun-
teers and ready march the Of II
that the Locooco editor aforesaid Mr.. John Forsyth
ready than his Wing neghbor into the
service He Postmaster OF Columbus and the break
ing Of hosttes he wtoie 10 the Postmaster General
know whether he would be permitted 60 TO the seat Of
without losing hs oice7 He assured, IN reply,
that his should not be vacated and he mme.
diatey enrolled his in the Columbus Guards and
elected the % Lieutenant We take pleasure doing
act Of justice TO M Forsyth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-09
WING Counting-Room Removed.

oer The Counting-Room Of this Office has
been removed from the building on Nam street
occupied by the Richmond Republican, to a
room in the basement story of the Exchange,
adjoining the Post Office.
Advertisements and Communications will be
deposited in box at The door of the Counting
Room.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-09

u The last Kanawha Republican informs us that two
meetings have been held the Court House OF that coun
y, which addresses delivered in relation 10 the
Mexican war, by Messrs. Thompson, Kemper, Fry Pat
nck' Laidley and Ooddrdge resolution passed by
reclamation that kanawha furnish Of the thirty compa
MES constituting the requson of the War Department on
the State Of Vrginia-and upwards of fifty gallant fellows
a once enrolled their names.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-09

" The Newark Advertiser that n son Of Sir RO-
bert Peel among the visiters the White House
the evening Of the 81 instant company with the British
aud French Ministers. Mr. Jener, late Minister Aus
tra, was in the circle around Mrs Polk aud Willis the
poet, who Is anSously seeking diponauc post as at
loche Of foreign embassies supported him
nm ne
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-09

u messrs. w. Rodes 81 Brothers, OF the Harlem India
Rubber Factory in New York have received orders for the
materials Of Portable Bridge for the army. The pom
tons" be made Of India Rubber aud when oompe.
ted delay will be experienced crossing rivers in the
most rapid manner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-09

" The LewisuUg Chronicle Of the 18th instant informs
that there already the Blue and or
at the White Sulphur Springs. This is rather early for W.
yisiers 10 appear in the mountains
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port of Hichmoud.
hEA Water nis day a, 81 s'eiOet, p ~
ARRIVED,
stmr Poeahcntas, Hollngshead, Baltimore, sundries
Sehr Carol Hughes Philadelphia, coal
Schr Nagshead Harding, n. Caroina feb
SehT susan Ludwig. Cor, Thomasion, lime
Schr Delaware. Manson, New York sundries
sehr Easy, kiTkmire, York river, corn
BaTque Parthian. Williston, n. Orleans sundd.s
sehr Lagrange, Crowen Philadelphia, sundriss
SAILED,
sehr Manchester. Smack, New York
SAILED SATURDAY,
Sehr Monticello. Baker, Sandwich
Sehr Temperance, Noyes, Wilmington Del
5chr Paimns. Townsend, Fall river
Sehr Shenandoah, Cotson, Philadelphia
sehr Pastory Gre ghIon, Baltimore
sehr Palestine Cannoa. Baltimore
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-09
EIARRIEn.
DIED.

Ga the evening OF ID inst. by the Rev'd George Wood
bridge Dr. SAMUEL A. PArrEsoS to HYrArIA eldest daugh
ter OF Colin McRae, Esq, all OF Manchester, Va.