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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09
n-.-. INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION

III lNDEGENDENl
5!fit---- Nine for Albnny.rhe splendid steamer
s-'S'3 ONEIDA, Capt Geo o. Topper, viii Leave
the steamboat pier foot Of Liberty Tuesday evening az
clock T. ~ landing at Poughkeep-- and Hudson ylih
xTry" 1916. NEW-YOItk, rrds.-STlIIII;
E.-gS' II AIBANY AND TROY -
<--'---HF FORWARDING COM
PAEY ~ nil The Western States ana the CHnaIas
Troy ard ONO Line; Troy and Erie Line, New eI
and Ohio Line; Detroit Line; OswegO, Troy ard VlO
Line, Northern Trans poriaion Line.
Red Bird PACKETS and Stages.
Jane. H. Hooker; Ide, Colt Co. kindly Pease I
Co.. Elias Patterson Pope Catn George W. Hck' ana
others prOprieprs an,
SIX Boats of the above Lines - i'll leave HewYofk ADA
nv and roy daily fur the West aud North The above gen
teucu propretors in the whole line 10 oil the western
STAGES, and the Canadian cmgrants and others VII ,as
and money by calling the above lines before etuhs
caught IN the fraudulent Offices IN New YORK
There are - boats of tie above lines, all hfl 10 soa
style Tor assenger- and freight list Of fare VII! be ESP,
all the Offices, and Will any person be ctugeg
more ONces Nos. = u. -, - Coentcs-sip. GenefA
Passage Oice- at he foot Of Barclay and Cortland ss
the Office. Of tho Aew YORK Albany and Troy steaao'AA
Offices PHILIP CASWELL,
In3l 1asf General Passage Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

xC-s DAILY LINE al ocloc&-for S S,
s.-.5ss--- burgh ard FlshA, landing al Hsn 80,
4ndps (PeeksAiiil, West Point Coo 5g,ais
ard Cornwall-TEs new siramer THOMAS PO" EeL,
Capt Sanue! John wi. eage the STEAMBOAT pis ~
Of Wsrren-sL every afternoon tSaSdays e1ceptsal
O'Clock Reluru.ag W VI leave SewbGfgh every Ao1ea
morning h1lE?ast and the remaining mornings o. -
week al O'Clock lsndln sboye Forretghicr pass@T
Apply on board the boat.
y BAH bsggag, and freight Of every description o1 90
bills specie, puI board this boat must be al ioe -
CT the thereof unless entered the ooohs .,
boat rsceipted for. VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

s>DiA-IiJBBEA I.UUps, ; Cor.-ea1-s--Dsy'.
4ppsc aEc i cnUslaat!y manu-
;EtIlfi eye- description u iBc.s-rt5er goods iEclud
M - incompatible -glffrd SGSp-c1cf ITCH
n=yet separate GO - o:n-- Al lie approved
. l--7.IT> tHf i;;-i "O-cH 60 e'--e. "ltn
-a-f 4nt r-h5r Lie p-se!vsrs, Pillows 40
"ef 1e>, M1ckln.0ss q,eIcozis, !eEEnss, &c. sc for
Sc = Quantities - ia Ia
NEW-JER>EY COPPER ORE.-Fcr sale y
t.$ q Copper Ore gray slc-- IRON The Fleming
lon AL.-- Apply % : 3. HART
" No y Eaaover-s,
ROLLER IRON, WIRE BILLET-. &c.
~ - iltes Easiish Z. .. boiieT iron
80 American
= tnr- GCrlal.a N!re Bullets =
~ NUl9e-. Blooms and b1Sa
20 NeW-Isrse Blooms
sor sale BY 6ESJ. IL SHERMAN
&C conner Broad Ealt Beaver IS
r Z. SH EET lEeN.-5on bunllss best GEall:y z P
&. >aFsi .ro-.. assorted rsrirsTs- FcE sale by
CO oEAJ- u SHERMAN. cor. Broad 81 Beaver sls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09
.n-ss FOR ,.TATEN fsLAND.-- 0n and

Z eafler Tuesday Tie 18th day of September
nes, the boat wal follows Leave
Staten Island Nc D. o. TO- II y VI. aud p t. NJ. Leave
New Yorh al T. y ii a. NJ. and l. ), 8, 7 7 ~.
All gnad, a the rsA Of the owners theIeOL hi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09
n FA1I ENSUIONS.-Th snsscTISs; - a -

ST FALL E-iSEl0NS-Fhe subscriber wcp Ia 81!
Eli The sI,eat.on o. his friends ad ,o Y-blic cerci.y
his l1.ge sid pericr Sssos;Iaeu, Of geoeiners
Hats which durability, cenrrSl appearance sad eco1o
nv, are not eNceleS hy any offered Il Ibis cay
Also large assortment % meas and boys cans Il 10
s=y Instance the shove dcsS Eo give arle satisfaction. il
San he ;a!,y ob.aisci by giving intocais.icc -
az Snceccss !. W. SEELC6(3. Ills Csnaest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09
-co.Es-ncr,s pEnTETTC MAGAZINE.

~ STANMFRING CUREp-pr. CoMSTOCkS Vo-
cal and Poy.lor gymnasium o- he cnre OF salne ['n
srrIi-fsgn ri snc,eat and Modern Lansuases Is now
open Stdrnnerrr- aoni-lei a. any il'e ee'e! -e
a CONSTOCk. u. D Pr'-cifal-
a. .n{.SE,- any 100 Mu!bcrrv--t p. sdeirlla-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

rroprietor- office 1876 Bowery. Sold. wholesale and
tail by WYATT n kETCHAM. III Fulton 81. n. Y. an
c Sloane l8i Fultun.sL BROOKLYN. Price 81. Tvs SUI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

N0TlCE.-T Recr.vsr- CT he farmers and Aiechaa-
Yes S12S ii New Brunswick VIII 7Gy demand a.
l-e>s oies = New S-lGsisk, y J. eiyite u ninety
eSnts "a TIE CO. upon lie issued ~ i.-s
pesc7tson OF s1.d crTcca;ss by IRE ho!ers thereof
ey e[es. oi he Chancellor. J. SPADEE,
% IN JOHN VAN DYKE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

~ Albany landing At Hsmwont-,t. Nsn Couiaudr,
4 Pcekssiul Gold Spring. NcweuIgh, New llanibGrgh.
Milton. Po&cepsic. Hyde tnS. hingsioa Upper Rel
HOOK Bristol, Cdiskl Hudson, CcNsacNe and kindsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

- TO l. ETA small Wooden House, 50 Nandewsyer-
s::: ST. Appty so Chat!!aGnsL sAi- u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09
CINCiNNAri LANp Aal 0eaeraI ageney

CINCINNATI LAND and Genera agency Otlc-.
- cincinnati Oalo.M = She.Sc1 'v01t -io-:G lhe ci--
zeCs ~ NeSi cT, iz: he WI stiGa3 Tie pGrcl,e sd
sale every Description ot Real Isaac @ e-solal Prop
cry II lie Gly OF Ccns.. at u lie Western Safes, IL
also collect notes bends an mortgages Asj every specie,
6 claims A Cincinnati OF Lcol-Tie Any Merchants.
cSJ 5a-IrcS- having iss c-cr properly
Ntslefn coGatg Sy wish 10 dispose Vi CAST.
Change -: cil property u Cincinnati, lsed 70 senc
description Of The - his oc- = Cincinnati here 81
business cR:rs;ea Ii vii te promptly AID fair
fully st.-nG-6 &C. A55-es. NJ L SHELDON
West ElishS- Cincinnati
ExrEsESers-pw.er / s.rbes, ccrtsad-sL: J jet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

For freight passage apply on board. OF OF Andrew
lark cor. West aud Warren S,s
Fare 70 Van Corlsud,s Dock y cts. Pokcepse % cts
Hudson u c's. Albany 81. 10 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

g, TO I.ET-Tbe House on Twenty seyeuth-si. three
g.: doors east of the Ra.rcad inquire 81 >. Nnsbus
2-A tom N,rktt GEO W. CAMPBELL. oS j..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

sSs--i Tor Albany. direct daily, Sandays go.
Al S,,cjo-s 2. ~ tsota la- Sesvrs-E,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

Senior Espena came passenger the l. street to this
city having appointed by the Queen oil spain Con
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

s79 FOR S.I.E-A beautiful Ccuutry-SeaJ. With ABOUT
S 60 acres OF land near NewWnds0r miles south oi
New hurgh, on which excellent buildings and I'M
nru-emens also fruit and ornamental trees ash pond &c
Alse-A valuable Farm OF 10 acres superior for grain
or grazing. Good buildings and convenenccs for Mlk
business The number OF with either o: the above
places " D. increased or diminished suit purchasers
Inquire OF LEONARD, HONE \ NlCOLL So Pinc-sL
or OF (. /. FANCHER, S5 John.s- IS Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

K Reid. missing. private
Z. Prevtt missing, private Capt Evans '0'npa"s'
cEar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

J. Wyatt wounded sigbtly private Capt ETsn''s com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

r. To IET.-Tbe .yorr Gu cling Ne. -
r. N!ah-avenue, between Eighteenth aid Nlacteeih So
- This MS completed = spacious md good
o-rron for a ry goods crcSery. boot ard shoe dealer
y, NV similar business as can Dc found MS part oi lie
c. The dwelling rSIi OF The house complete, With 81
,S rrieru Improvements, rcnctr: CroioS "sser, &c
Rent moderate ct--i tsn1rL ArCy in
snfa Il WASHINGTON SMITH, % West lSth-S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

FOR StI.E.-rhc Machinery tSNnica l. new and
50 OF .he most approved kind small Cotton 1Gpty y,
~ c5ethcr wiki The lease. which : very hyc1ihe
one; situated about hours sail tum The City 81 New
York Soc particulars apply 20 NeSsrs. -,
pORENtUS \ NIXON.
r-ratf i,nrrrr Of Nassau nna Iihertv SIS. y. YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-09

TIE steamer OREGON, commanded BY Cart Seth Tnay
er. rid RhenE ISLAND. commanded ~ Cap, Mspesss
t-5 Viii 5ta 0ush1 ihe sssSoa u The hrst day q
irril, connection with the S'onngtcn rrcy!rt.s,
mi Boston s1j Providence Railroads, leaving New,york
csN Sundays excepted from pier No Norli RIVER a.
n'c,cA = II Nal StouiDg'cn 81 O'Clock. p NJ W prx,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14
From TIL New Orleans Piesyunr. March ).
LATER FROM MEXICO.


BY the mail Of yesterday received private adyc,s
from Pensacola, announcing the arrival te.e on the even
ing of the Let in-r of the u. 5. brig Lawrence from Vera
Cur eleven days Unfortunately received no pa-er
by this sva but correspondent, informs that here had
been change IN thIis 10 Mexico. letter from Vera
Cruz dated the 18th uL, from responsible source
induces to believe conf Icnty that nothing like rsyo-
utOn has occurred u Mexico since the 1T Of February
up which day We have had adycss 10y way Of Hayan1
The Lawrence brought patches the Government from
Minister, Mr.. shdeIl This gentleman was still at Ja
lspn waiting Instructions from Washington.
Tue U. :. brs sotner. sal. from Pensacola on
tie ~ inst Tor Vera Cruz GEe
From letters received u js Cy Other than our owr
would that Mf. sldeI I'm Ibs city Of Mexico On Nh,
l7lh January, have previously stated One Ieti,
that he at Jsspl. quoiy awaiting dssyotcl,.
from Government at Washington where he would re
main until such documents were received might deter
mine bs course. Ono Of Pensacola Letters ststc- tho
he was much disguised With La Treatment he had receive,
u the hands Of thc Me,iclu Government.
Another hat there great reason to bsev.
that Mr. Sder- treatment had been fu,h o. must lend I'd
hard blows with Mesc,. The writer .ay. ibo The r,urs
IT The leading Of Mexico had been Of a nature si 3
outrageous the maCrsl 20, reception u Minister from
Ibis county, outrageous that no other recourse Than
softD war va. cfi The writer thinks that II mus
BE- declared immediately
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14
0ND DAILY WING.
RIVER IMPROVEMENT

|rIjnSyiat the people of Richmond, and the
pr O Canal extension, will speedily take
|ss \ insure this continuance of this gre
ianan. IL is an act Of simple duty to
md one in which the interests OF our
Srare almost equally involved. The
|aehelcontributed, in proportion to her
: Bcsihe understanding that the work was
~ "ysabeyond the mountains and be the
isaat contribution great or small, the
,-Eahe State is equally pledged to the
s,srt the Improvement. Sneers at the
Ieiyestern contributions, are neither
s mbod taste. Like the poor widow,
Feoli-ter two mites, the West hath cast in of
EsrIy Il that she had and, if the Common
sus initiate model of Divine Wisdom,
lumh ri this offering just as sacred as the
I',Sos buttons OF the rich. And why is the
by II is not the result of the idleness,
|ns evidence of its people. A more har.
Fs-.Sus, and economical race, does not
n-.se face of the earth. But, in one
|mATe an agricultural community with
IA, bet. With no navigable rivers, no
|r,,r,. canals, no Macadamized roads, the
big of the Virginia Valley must ever
: until the State shall provide them the
otaining reward for their labour.
4, il is somewhat ungentIe usage to
|y. mt from all facilities of lettering their
a',nad then indulge in sarcastic illusions
Fpdiny of the people.
~, tit possible that many opponents of
Grave but little idea of the vast agricul-
hin neral wealth of the region which the
toodF the Canal will open to the markets
80 The lands, we believe, are the
lrginia, producing the fruits of the
ndlcss proiuson. In number OF
i, ,ich are 10 be benefited by this I'm.
There is some of the finest wheat land
lid. The mineral treasures of their
hav.re valuable beyond all computation.
D, be unsurpassed tor general purposes,
y be laptation for cannon has been sub
h thorough test, and pronounced he rery
powouniry. They have thirty furnaces
Para, and in process Of erection, besides
ana laCeous sites which would be speedily
d, upoe the Canal extended TO Buchanan
aanpi opening of the Canal, would pour
| I'd to pom flood, an almost incalcuable
atAiig and bar iron, flour, hemp, lime,
wes, pot and pearl ashes, &c. &c.
|oshali,t be surprised TO see even marble,
|--Rve
] stametcnsiye article of trade, for they
pi ns'al in Rockbridge, some specimens of
up wive seen, that have been pronounced
-5% Judges, Of very superior and beau
|PHIIAr.
|C.-Th any means, however, for the be.
ines pulley alone, that we would be glad
| NJ mi, lai extended through the mountains.
'ihed III Richmond, and of the whole State,
.lTment
ard variterest in that extension. Ii will
y. NJ ,s S,oi} prosperity of the Metropolis, and
10 in supple of the entire Commonwealth,
i pdees lent to meet their wants.
ture at its next session should pro-
SIN decision upon this question, and
pUTHnow whether it has any thing to
rginia, or whether it must turn It's
: under direction.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14
NAVAL.

The following 10 list OF officers attached TO tae u
ship Potomac.
John II. Auliek-Captain
samuel Lockwood, James III. Rowan, Joshua Hum
Doyle-Lieut.nants.
Robert J. Dodd-Sungeon.
Joseph Bryan-Purser.
c. St George Noland-Ac'L Master
Addison Garland-lst LII Marines
Oscar +. Baxter, James Hamilton Surgeon.
Henry Clemson, John F. Abbott. WIN d Fitzgerald
Edward T. TatnSll. William E. Hopkins-Passed Mdsp
men.
Andrew +. Monroe, VIM. II. Murdaugh. James n Som
e'vlie, Edward L. Carmichael, WIN. l.. Powell John 7
Jones, WIN. II. Parker, Allen Mclean Charles c. Hunte
-MJshipmcn.
Thomis Jordan-Captain's Clerk.
Joseph Gideon-Punei's Clerk.
Samuel Drew-Boatswain
Archibald s. Lewis-Gunner.
Luthe: Msnsrn-Carpenter.
Benjamin d. Burchsead-Sai Maker.
Mar IoIL H,,oIJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14

Liq.ors.
Cy foor House 10 the vaesny
George woodna.
naNns en 'n>mt ted on he third ballot mso cf
given for Atstsr MicnArt.
On notion Of Dt a. o. IN nv to
e"er In VIA street. the under
OF mc committee experimenting upon deposit.
the efdT. - - -
On motion OF nr. codiin
Resolved That the City Surveyor TO b. graded
VI sreito the bi.ge Canal directed
the surface to be Eraveued from BY
intervening 81 the street aud be
me vicinity andhat he
~ rhan Ia cause the &C b.onFng simon
eAs hefs projected street. removed and on
70 do 81 10 cause the the prostes,
" improvement and also all on the
To be abaied. - - ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14

this Commonwealth matter open for diSen,.on, hu,
muN De permitted to say, thatl greatly deceived in my
esnmae OF the character aud feelings the people OF
s' 'Sey 20 notes foF the int gritty Of the Commo--
wealth devotion second ot to their attachment 20 III.
Federal union and IL they will teach the politicians OF
me sae the cihtrcnce between idle defamation upon
his oor and that spirit OF aud conpro Mise
which must characterize every government founded upon
The at, ctOns Of the Pehp,,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14
ocsHINGTON COLLEGE.

srs, shi paper. are conn. ming yf the iuiu.tce
be. kcs- =. - IL 4 ..-t-...-- -. ....
e and tlu"'" '' '"' ~ E's'''u''' ~ 'O'''s w. W.
Loy bakers securities from the payment Of iulr.
s. aud insu Fund deposited N the Treasury.
a., SlersiSnd this vote IN any degree inyOly.
ee' frd between the College and the Sst,. II
hooi eau establish IL claim " the Cincinnati
- no hesitation in -1yipg that the. Logis,sige
- & 81, payment Noe liinn one Of the up
u. act Of relief expressly stated that the ques-
ons y entirely distinct 10 their minds, and that
nd iouId have IT, Jusi dues when clearly sstAb-
assoi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14
PUBLIC MEETING

An adjourned citing Of the Richwcni Education As
soca'ion, and Of the citizens generally favorable TO the
OF Popular Education will be held al the Concert
Room Of the Exchange Hoe, No day, the oh at71 p
VI Several gentlemen expected 4 addr he meeting;
alter which the Officers OF the Association vii be elected
and other business OF interest and importance will be
ran'ac'ed Ii Is earnestly hoped hat who can ut
tend will fail TO do Seats will be provided for the la
dies, who are speedily invited TO Attend.
BY CoAAlTTEH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14
HE AMERICAN REyIBGs
A Vufs Iorawaf

rScs. Liicrafgre, Art and ScieHce.
.~e.Vsd he March number Of this truly able
he'd IN New Yo.k by Msssn WHEY s. Po-
a by Ccofgo n. Colon. Esq. Il contsins a
AZ II ,ho Hon. eyn.IE y. MaSoUN, one Of
y, Morn Caroline.
u,aslly contains one political article. and
iassssrs Oiled with choice orginsl literature
,serring publ pei onage he'"s'
\ iho sgents IN this city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14
APPOINTMENTs IN THL PREsInENr

~ and nth H. sJr.rs and e1HssRf Of he Senate.
Alexander Hunter to BE- Maishll oi the United Sniesfor
Me DIttr,f Of Columbia
james McKissicb, of Akaosas. be lndan Agent for
the Cherokee Aecncyin ihc place Of W. Butler vii Sc
.lmInIsaun had .ErLfed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14
[)UTH
NOVEL BY A vIRGINIAN.

oS NOVEL BY A VIRGINIAN.
that IN or THE GOLDEN HoRsE SaoE, radi.
on The Cooked Hat Gentry in the Old Domi-
been ert
twenty ysee this production, ,whi,h we had be
loI Deeo most profound intere in the pages OF
n hIn. pw collected and published entire in
surpassed The author D'.Caruthers, though now a
nv 80, OF Georgia, is Virgnian, indeed he
'Jsromt with such success, the subject ne has
rom thenhas had free access to the best sources
| - tssv the materials which compose the foun-
eompanic. lie has woven those materials into
sualst exl.t his own high fame az an au-
! reirn ct genils. 1t j. faithful and Ii'e.lke
zee TO sh AMI manners Of the Commonwealth in
'men Alwn by the hand OF a mas er.
nb assn, FLOWS were tho Cooked Hat Gcn'ry"
interests g. have oil departed, but thsre i, much
%sI r o. EN- inning IN Yirginii; their chIvarous
e in Ba,k, warm, generous hearts their truth
% New still beat high IN may q noble breast,
.ss--,elp'ra,e determination, the increasing
~ ia uutariau age.
Nv ", ,,,., We rscomn md "The Knights Of the
|ionabe a e." To the Virginia public.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14

ODD FELLowsmf-The Legislature ~ Aisbams have
pi-sed nm Incorporating The Gland Lodge Bnd the sub
ofdnlts lodges working undcfs uudcto1 Of that State.
This oct perm the odd FeDws Of Alnbnma, In their
poe capacity, 10 bod real cstie ond properly ohe extent
yf $50 900.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14

o. Tomorrow evening, at half past sever
oesk sermon will delivered in the P,r Rants, Church NJ
Rev. J. n JTTEE, or Lottery GAMING
Ro- The public generally are invited to attend
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14

PsoFaxuY Rrsrgrn-The loige Of Odd Fellows iu
Brdeow ATE, Mas have passed the following rosoluun'
"That prDiane swearing wantOn and unprOvoke ed
wee, Induced by unR temptation Of honor or Roin
breach Of d. ceno3 aud courtesy n Tho common in
feroourss Of with mar ord recommend that brother
who IL habstod the dsgraceiu Practice be brought
trial thtrefOr."
We hope ihis example Al be followed, co
arCl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14

|ois CIV nuHbcf ct this valuable periodical Is N
efeaeeems to be filed with II, usuil large amotid
o,..d interesting matter We have had o. yer
y. ~ rive mo Than glance 81 it= contents
md With o very beautiful engraving Of BY
be-. J
|cun
csur il edited Jy J II Agnew. end pnbl,htd
b B,w s. Co., Of igi B.oa5~ly. New YsI
AfrlTs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14

a. There IRE upwards n 10000 members " de order
Of Odd Fellows Boo New York; and shout 1000 sons Of
Temperance. This is the age Of Associations.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14

CosNIsG rHf ESgLiu The ship Corroa 10 loaded
with $4,000 bushels OF Indian snd 1000 barrels
corn meal and though not foil. we told deep
10 exp dent 10 Ioad her The ship Empire has aso on
bJurd H. 900 bushels of corn and 10000 barrels Of meal
n. Y. TRuE SUI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14
ENOUGH

e CANDIDATES ENOUGH
"a ths Free Press, the numes u ~ Yellow.
10. rec .n.nended o. candidates for the House
s !. q np e,ent Jefferson county Andrew Hun.
a 'hompsyn. VIM McMuuan. Henry BotsIeL.
end Richard s Blsekbum-gl
..'f.,eos will have %. sasY victory, uales' TIE
led. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14

u The following on street, in which lawyers abound
and at the bottom Of which many boa's were found
AT the top OF my street he attorneys abound
And down at the bottom the barges are found
Fly, honesty, fly, to some safer retreat
For there's eTGtt in the river, and craft in the street,
P.rGyuae.
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FEcn nF ma RALnWlN

20 to.day's paper, The nbIe speech OF NJ
5igusta, upon che subject Vi The Convention
4. paid tribute TO the Enc talents Of thi.
, .nt,mln. anl We are glad that in the high
have formed oi he abilities, We have the
this whole community. Mr. BALDWIN does
.obIe old chsby which be rcpfesenu--lho
b soulsd, pitriohI eglnyi Augu''a,--'he
Ting principles. tli,f. aJJdeaf bJspiHlity
feeling.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

On the lib INST. by Rev Mr. Nsdal. wtu,N Nit
BuRs. to Miss EIiIA JANE roRtIR, OF Baumo:e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14

CHARLOTTE.-we are glad to tearthat Wyatt Card.
well Esq again in the field, a candidate FOR the II
OF Delegates ~ Char tie county We hope him
again, he has often tellc tesn victorious that closely
divided e1unly.-Lyuchuutg VIZ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14

Since the investigation ordered by the Senate into
the Truth OF the harsh charge. made sganst member. Of
body, by the Washington Times the Editor Of tia,
paper seems be looking out for an augur hole.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14

The notice that Mr.. CALHoUN Is {, address the Sc
Monday, the Oregon question: will doubtless
induce crowds ,rong the mserlby contracted and
Convenient pnl- etr. of nllt hndt-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14

How beautiful, how sublime the precep, "lorgiye N
our ire passes forgive those who respass against
Hut who would willingly be thus ajudgejI Who is Their
that does hope mercy az the hand of Ia,
Than he has shown To his fellow mani
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14

lF The Presbyterian Board OF Mission, is making mr.,
paraon To send out shortly new m.ssonafies fou,
TO India, one TO Palestine, SIAM one who il 10
be physician in Birmah.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-14

Of Delegates at the ate session.
We copy tue following from the Baltimore American Of
yesterday.
somely executed thogra phc portrait OF Nh PLEAsANTs
fer sole the bookstore Of Messis W. Taylor & Co
North This portrait is published for the benefit
Of the family Mr. r. whose unmely death has left them
in condition that calls for Tie sympathy Of their friends
Those who desire contribute this benev Olen beet
have opportunity OF doing