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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-04
DIED.

Departed this life on Saturday morning the % nlt. in the
county OF Isle of Wight, Mr.. JANE, CARRoLL. kr. Z. lad
been sick some three or four weeks. and until the dhy sc.
fore his death, no fears whatever, were entertained; bet
alas! n change, a mighty change took place-nor was he
ignorant Of IL, being convinced that he was rapidly passing
from time to eternity, and that very soon his eyes would 5e
forever closed upon al terrestrial objects he called for his
young and devoted companion and as she approached his
bedside, he requested her to lie beside him, rs he had many
things TO tell her; having told her all, he then called for his
infant babe, took IL in his icy arms, pressed IL closely TO his
bosom, gave IL the last kiss-and then took an ahectionat.
and long farewell OF HE heartbroken and afeetionate wife.
IL il said by those who witnessed this scone-thati il was
the most thrilling and afecionato one. they ever saw: aud
the last sruculste words which were heard to fall from hi.
Rrievine lips-worc words OF duplication and prayer. Mr..
Z. bad never made any profession OF religion; but from
n child, he was one OF the most moral, unassuming and
correct men l ever knew know him in the sunny
hours OF youth, and in ripper ycars-and to know him, was
10 love him,-and while paying the last tribute to his me-
nory. my mind ran back, to years gone by, and to couple
them with tho scene before me, my heart was made TO feel
most keculy. In this mysterious. but all-wise Providence.
the wife has been deprived Of a devoted husband-the IN.
conscious babe OF an sdecuonatc parent. the poor n freud,
aud the community one vi its most honorable, high mind.
ed and worthy citizens. lido most devouily and profound
ly pray, that the bereaved widow, may be comfotted and
sustained by Divine grace, and that God Of his infinite
mercy may ever bless hcr-snd the image left her, Of her
deceased ard beloved companion. Nj. ]. S.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-04
Gen. Tayror nm Ii. ID.

Since the battles Of the sth and 9Th Of May. General
Taylor has had LII. D.. attached to bis name by one Of the
Southern Portsnsath, Va, Nee Bra.
We do no; know whether Gen. Taylor is sufficiently
learned In tho law to enude him to this Distinction, nor do
we perceive that his recent victories on the Rio Grande
furnish any evidence OF such Qualification. We rcmcm-
eer however. that the General. in one or two OF his letters
TO the Mexican commander, did very ably maintain the
legality OF the blockade, under then existing circumstances,
OF the mouth OF the Rio Grande. Perhaps IL was the
evidence OF his proficiency in the claws Of nations =
embodied IN these letter., which induced a "Southen Col
lege' to confer upon him so high Il distinction. There
can be no doubt, At ell events. that he is altogether as
worthy OF the tito Of all. D." rs General Jackson, upon
whom a like honor was conferred by Harvard University
he could not be less entitled to il, if the Rich
mond Enquirer was correct IN saying as 1t did in 1924, that
Gen. Jackson could not coustrue the plain provisions of
a single law =" in the statute book
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-04
City Arrivals.


EaenANsK Horn, Sept 2.-w NJ Baker, A Mo..ley, !
T. Hsskins. Va; Z ID DcFurd, Mr.. Sullivan, Ms. sulli.
van. Nj j Griffith. Lady and two Daughters, J & Cool,
Baltimore; h Pollard, Norfolk; r L Rivo., II C Mos.. n
A Noes, X X Mesde, Petersburg; Mr.. sizer, Mr.. Milden.
berger, ii + Peterson, New Orleans; w w Allen. Mob,le.
J l. HARRISON. Charles City Co.; g Scott and Son. Orange,
X nj Gaines. Natchez; Capt. ksllo and Servant. us a.
Robt Whitfield, Isle Of Wight; Georgs Cor, king WIN
John ID Birch, Pincy Point. -
ExcuASsx Horst, Avo. 81 Masters. AmeI. C. N.
Richard Bennett, ship Richard Anderson; r. II ChandIe,
Va; ri Hunt, AlabamsiT Easley, u. 8. A.; John PA,
rus, 4 Franklin, Lynehburg; Mp. Jnlia Swami and . Chi.
aren' Goodwin, Portsmouth, Va; A Ledoay, lady and
= servants, N. Orleans; ID n London, Richmond; jaime,
Young. William ESsley, uohfax; Jos b Skinner, FL Skin.
neI, Nj Cobbs, N. Csrolins; Hill Carter, Charles CITY Cd,
III ID Iomlin, John Coalter, Henry Coalter, Tomlin Bra.'
ton. n: William; G b Davis, Charleston; c Carbis, Phil
) w Morris. Loaiss; w II Wade, Huntington. Mis-: Hon
is FennySaeGer. Rockingham; J Turner andlady, s,aun.
ton.
CoLuEBLAS HorxL, Sept. 3-A b Miller. Notousv.
John ID Farley, Albemafle; Capt. P N Blanchard. j,,ov,
Junist1; Z Ferneyhaush. Miss Fer aeyhaurh. Albms,ie.
u y Taiiaierro, fredericksburg; Clayton G Colema,. / q
Is Coleman, Louiss; p Mitchell, Caroline: ] G c.,,.
fowhasan; John Waterman, Baltimore; John T. xa,h
fowhai,n; John T Wade, ] G White, Tennessee; john
Brown. Augusta; Jas II Spears. Ches,er6eld; A ia,
!s, Cumberland; w s Berry and servant, Farmyillc; Iol,
4 Jackson, Cumberland; MIR. Hodges, Norfolk; lame a
Dosssr. Joncsboto.' Tenn; X Russell, Tennessee: w, N
MoCle.ney, Suffolk. Va; John ID Cooper, Po,t.m.,L,
Esan } Backnalt, Amelia CO. Va; J ID Loury. Cumr,'
land; A VI Boulware, King & Queen; M Dufrou, A.
marie; W. Dance, Powhaian C. H.; J PA Martha
Fuqua. Goochland.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-04
Iron MorA..Reauc1ion of Wnros.

4 reduction Of the prices vi labor Is one Of the inevitable
fleets OF the repeal Of the American Tanf Act Of lS42,
and Of the substitution therefor Of Mr.. MeKay's B1ash
Tariff Bill. The latter Bill deliberately takes away the sure
protection 70 American labor which the act Of 1912 had
80 happily and wisely raised sfound il, and the hard. han
ded industry Of our country IL left 10 sustain Itself M Il
can against the competition OF the halfled labor OF Eu-
rope. Although the "Brtsh Bill" does not 90 into ope.
uuan ur'i tho FIRST OF December next, u has already ma
teraiiy affected the value Of various articles. Among the
most prominent Of these j. Iron. We learn that Eastern
manufacturers who have heretofore been extensive buyers
in lis market Of Pig Iron NJ $50 to S32 per ton, Gre now
Offering but s25 for the same article. No definite pncr. ID
q true, has Of yet been sgreed upon, butt is clear that .
material reduction must be submitted 70. We further learn
fi0tin wow Of this condition Of things and The cioudsd
pr6spscs ahead. the prophotofs Of of the iron WORKS in
and about B-irmore have reduced ths vagos Of their work
men twenty-five per cent. Thooo works give en- pioymsnt
10 about f50 hgvgand men, wiaso labor, literally the
sweat 81 Ihr br2T, Il thus reduced In yano by the feck less
foily o. the parry m powcr-BlL Amsr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-04
Mr. webster.

Alta Locofoco meeting, recently held in Cincinnati, an
old and often refuied SANDER against This gentleman was
revived. Il, was declared, in one Of the resolutions, tina,
MIR. Webster had, in oe of his speeches, said, " Let the
Government take caro- Of the neh. and the rich will take
care OF the poor "a sentiment which un'iergoes a pcriodi-
cal resurrection, though as often authorits lively disclsimed
BY the gentleman to whom il is falsely imputed. Mr..
Websters attention having been called to this resolution by
Z Wright, Of Cincinnati, he addressed that gentleman
the following note:
wAsHINsToS, August 10, 1876.
My DEAN Sal have received your letter of the 4h
inslalt. The Resolution which you say wrs passed ST
at "LccoGoco meeting - in our city, and OF which you
send the a copy, asserts an abs ,lute fslseh0od. | never ut
tered such c sCnument, at any tine, or In any place n sub
stance or in form, OF any thing ike it. The fllsehocd orr
sinated in this city, zen CT fifteen years ago. lhAve contra
dieted the statements, tine after Tune. publicly ami rrfNSfe-
ly. No proof was ever produced, or attempted - DC pro-
duced. oil an such declaration made by me. Ncvestls-
less, the fa.ehood continues to be repeated, occasionally,
in the political press. IT your readers desire 10 know my
constant and ,nvaisble sentiments, on such subjects a.
those TO which tho Resolutions CT nc Locoioco meeting re-
Ter, | will be obliged to you TO publish a speech made by
me at Pittsburgh, | think in 1888.
am, dear sir, WIKI regard, ySSr obe1 cnt sew.
DANIEL WEBSTER.
- H..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-04

NKw WAREHOUSE LAw.-Th manufacturers OF ready.
made clothing and Others, will be very much injured by the
new Warehouse Law by the credit that Is given them Of
twelve months on the duties. The law provides that tho
duty 10 to be paid when the goods are taken out. and by
entire packages only but the foreign owner OF ready
made clothing and Others have only to have their articles
put up in small packages, cay 2 or , coats, or psntaloons,
and then 90 to enter them NJ the custom house, whenever
importation OF them. Our hre-proof public stofcs make a
very safe deposit for the foreign manufacturers to keep their
goods in until they can sell them. relieve them from the nc
cessiiy Of insurance from fire, and they get a long credit
on tho duties, which all tend to ipiurc the American ma.
nufsetuIer. s.
IHalf. Pafriof
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-04

IMPORTANT stopping Of a
hdht5oy Jrsin.-The experiment took place IN the Rue
Chassee d'Anun, on 4 model railway constructed for the
purpose. The inventor is an engineer named Alexandra.
A model Train was let of at different rated OF speed, from
hiieen or twenty leagues an hour, down a very inclined
plane, aad yet, Notwithstanding these circumstance. the
train was checked without the slightest commouOn. The
break 3 worked by the conductor Of the last carriage. by
when means the whole Of the carriages instead Of STRIKING
each Other, have n tendency TO retreat. As soon as tic
breaks Of the last carriage have taken their position, those
OF every other carriage in the train act instanJaneously 4;
nnd, by another admirable continuance, the locomotive can,
ewes at tie greatest rate Of speed. be detached from the
train. This Is net all. Tho very net OF separating the To-
connective provides against accident from its running too far
forward for Us soon rs il has reached a sufficient distance
from the tain, say from fifty In one hundred yards, il stops.
The inventor estimates the expense Of adopting his appara.
tus 81 . thousand francs for each carriage. A commission.
appointed by the government. have witnessed, and, il is
said, approved OF the experiments.
GaiignGnis Messenger.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-04

A RKnARkAsLK MISKRAL SrRiSs.-It may not perhaps
be generally known even to our own citizens that there Is
ia the town OF Riga, one mile east Of Churchyile ON tho
farm Of Linus Pierson, q Mineral Spring, the gases from
brightly as a lamp, at all tmes OF the day and night. aud
which is never exhausted. The spring is located near tho
ba.hins-house on tho farm, and a tube has been eensirue.
ted. leading from tho spring TO tho rooms, by means Of
which the house Is made sufficiently light without tho uso
Of Tampa. Some umo ago the State Geological Surveyors
found to be composed OF sulphoreted and carbonsted by
drOgcn. Tho water is strongly impregusied with iron.-
RoeA.sfer dailv Adp.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-04
Texas.

We mentioned, 4 few days since, that some Of the Tex
a. papers were discussing the e~xpedieney OF dividing that
State. TINS proposition meets with no i-sor at the North,
and will hardly receive the sanction Of Congress. The
Phlsdel phia Ledger, c professedly neutral pap, but which,
like most OF that class, always co-oPerates with the "demo-
craey"-perhsp. for the sake OF the treasury pap OF which
they are the recipients, IN the shape Of long advertisements
from the several Departmerts-sPeSks OF this proposition
IN the following significant language:
This is rather "quick work" aud il tolerated, may ir.
duce consequences winch prudent men m'ghI well wish 10
avoid. A.ter 4 hard struggle, Texas was admitted yester-
day. Considering this fact and the motives in which this
proposition originates, we regard 1t as rather too assuming,
a lule too arrogant, for a new State. The people Of Tex
as might Us well wait nj. their wilderness contains a few
more people, enough for ONE State OF moderate population.
The whole population Of Texas is about 10000 just suf-
hcient Tor her two Representatives in Congress- and there
fore 4 proposition TO divide SUCH 4 State into TWO, each
having ONE representative, for the purpose Of putting Two
HsHr members into the Senate, Is carrying the joke 4 little
!q3i PI. -Four Senators from Texas, with 4 population
sets, one TWELFTH Of that OF Pennsylvania. oyg srrrrxrr
OF that OF New York! Texas, with Its l5O.OOO neo,Ic
having equal power in the Senate with New York ard
pennsylvania with their 4,250. 600! That will never n, .
And the Population OF Texas Is merely EsrryArrp NOT a..
cEETAISED, and was probably stretched q htue for the u,
pose Of bringing two representatives into Conrress lex
as, within the SsoiEs Red rivers, and exteHd.nR WesttO
the Bl1vO,c contains only $50, 900 squarc miles The map
cor Up in the Wa. Department IN 1874, makes 1924, 900 by
mCdestly including New Mexico They might as well
have stretched the square miles OF Now York by inclu.
dina Upper Canada sad Euison's Bay! These $50. 900
are too much for one STATE, bring equal 10 three Of Nicki.
gan. But when they contain q population equal T. TIA, Of
New York, will be soon enough FOR n division. Ii this pro
position succeeds, Long Island must become a State. and
New York, Pennsylvania. Ohio, and Illinois, must he d-
vided. When once this race OF division begins, the tree
Senate becomes as numerous and d~isorde5ly as toe House.
No! No! Gentlemen! None OF this CANNON -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-04

The following gentlemen have been elected 10 the next
CONGRESS from Missouri Messfs B9wln, JamisJn, Green,
Pholp md Hall They ore oil Locoiocos, o. in the pre-
sent Congress. Indeed, the Wing. contested only one dis.
tfct. and In thut. the return oHhibita considerable Wing
gan since the election Of Mr. Polk. but not quite largo
enough 90 defeat tho LOcofoco candidate. The State Lc-
Eislamre so''o L~ocofooo. by a decisive msonty.
The new Constitution, recently formed In Missouri, and
Submitted 10 the decision Of the people, has been rejected
by o. mgo-iy Of q or 5000 votes. Tnis decision has given
great dissaus'ocuon 90 thut portion Of the people, who, I'D
miuing that the nov constitution Is very detective. never
thcess desired is ratification, because t corrected the gresI
inequality OF feprcaontaton under the existing Constitution.
The old and p~cpu.ous counties Of the State, which con,i.
h0ts almosi OIL the funds necessary 10 The State government
its ssid. are oveuu.cd 10 the assessment Of taxes by In,
new and sparscly ssuled oOunues, which. notwithstanding
tc disparity Of population, have On equal weigh, In the
Legislators. The S. LOUIS Republican declares that III,
only remedy is 'to resist the payment Of ell taxes unit
their poiuosl rights are restored 10 thom"-s remedy 70
volaueuay IN IT, character, and worso, IL seems to us, thar
tbs discaso.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-04
DEALER

TEREi8l- srhTE or AStEcuE ~ CASAuA-The Mlntrs.
al Herald slys thli the police Of ta- capital 90 inadcqua,e
to tie protection o. tic ivos and properly Of Dc citizens.
W. ere in fuoh o state" says That paper. "no msn
con leave his mouse after dark, or 90 half a mile out OF
town IN brDrd d'y, without feeling Of uncertainty whether
no viii ever .etlru Dive. O1o inan has been beaten II,
do1.h IN 7 prhic Race Course. another d. 4'abhrF fu the
back, and for aught we know, 10, az the moment We wrts,
eSri1.g az tho hDspttIL. Besides twO riots on ihc SAM
n grt, a contemporary pubIsIe7 The names Of four persons
who havu been separately attacked by ufiant e o . .
Oui rnlco have boon feuuclu, Lg hofssmeu. who are the
only ef1-ienttorce on the nigh roads, almost suppressed,
and uiefc p no other alternative but o. remain absolutely
within doJrs. or 70 adopt the horrible erpodisnt ofcau,iny
possible.
montreal 10 not tht only place whero violent oufa.
yes are pcfpctra;et by c0wlrdly rfans on unsufpestng
ana unaimea MlWdun'@ We regret o. foo, in che Belle.
vile ln'eHigc1ceT, On account OF au attack made upon Mr.
+. Nufncy end VI. James Flzgbj9n. in that place. Our
contemporary tutss, ulttlc Decureuc 4. 1850 rom q quar-.
rel between a person named OR,ly md Mr.. Ftzgbhop.
aud that the iOfmer procured q third paUy 10 beat tho lst.
ior, ant intsHcred himscf when the ussaIsnt appeared
likely 10 got punished"
"Yostsrday, the july who have been 20 long engaged In
conducting TIE inquiry INTO the circumatancrs which led 10
The death OF thelato Mr. LeOnafi, closed th, inquest by
fotufninga virf.ct of wifi murder against James O'DJ1.
nell, bCmerd Currgnu, Michael Palmer, Bernard glr,r
Daniel Brsnnan. ard divcr Other pcrons unksovn-
They aso mauc che following prcscnim-ut-
I'VE, the Jury ossoubicd Oh the Inquest holden on the
body oi the luts q. e. Leonard, deem u incumbent on us
10 express our great regret that tho-o 10 whom the c,nser.
vaion OF h" pssoo e confd,d, did not sdopt Sumo more
uhcient means Tor tra maintenance Of peace and good or.
der, on the first dsy Of the lse nees on the 81. Pierre Race
COurse!
I'VE learn that Refer wau arrested Yesterday; O'Doo.
nell b the man who was appfehended on the Race Course.
on Fnday."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-04
RECORD.
STATE OF THE STOCK MAR

Of THE STOCK MAKkET.
REroRrED BY BEVERLEY BLAIR, LICENSED STOCK BROKER.
state 6 per cents par value SioO-in demand At sio32.
Corporation Q per e.nt< par value siO0-hed n SiO2-
James River n Kanswhi Bonds, guaIaHtced by the state, par
vallo sIOO-h-h at par and interest
Exchange BANK stosk, par value siOO-as sc- at sIO2.
Farmers Bank stoek. par value SlOo-9sl to SOS; last sales at
S94t.
Va. Bank Stoek. par value sTo-lau sales SIS.
Manchester Cotton and woo,en Manufacturing Stoek, par value
slOO-hed at Se5.
Richmond Pre- Association Stock. par value sao-aa sales $40.
Richmond, fredericksburg q Potomac Railroad stock, par value
sloO-hsd ats75.
Rielmond, Fred Il Poi. Csru6eaics OF debt par value sIoo-9s
To s93.
Rtehmand and Loui.a \. r sioes. par value sIoo-heI al sas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-04

u The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Patriot mentions a new source Of annoyance to President
Polk. Senator Allen, he says, is franking to the Prss.-
dent the Published proceedings OF county meetings o. his
party in Ohio, condcmning IN vehement language the course
Of the Administration ! Nevertheless, tho Union eo-f.
DENLY predicts the tiumph Of the L0coioco party in Ohio
this tall. We shall sec.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-04

a LiBERf' PAcEET BUGuvg-Ths Maryland State
Cooniza ion Society. after making efforts for several years
TO have buiIta Liberia paeket, at length hayo nearly CON
summlisd their object. The keel Of o bafquo Of 27J tons
has beon laid in tho ship yard Of Mr.. l.. -. Gully on the
south side Of the basin, the vessel to be- launched on the
Jet Of November. The Maryland Colonization Journal
says
"Tbc company ~ formed under tho charter and the Off
Gers chosen. Iii proposed the vessel shall make her fret
yoyogc THE fall, with omiRfans and freight from both Tho
American and Maryland Colonization Societies. Should
more room be iot after taking ell passengers and feight
oiiofed' itis proposed 20 gu her up with stspio articles of
uede, on account u tho company, 10 be disposod Of IN the
colonies. II is proposed 10 have a white captnin, QOr tho
first voyage or two. until some well informed colorod man
can be found 10 take his placo) oolofed mbtos, crow, and
supcrcsrg0, n one be necessary. II h proposed 10 mako
Two voyages he first yoaf, end afterwards % increase the
number " efficient freight and passengers arc offered
The besi accommodations will be prepared for cabin pas
sengeu to and from tho colonies, and no pains will be
spared 70 render tho paeket . desifable pas ongef yeasol"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-04

f-'HrUNICAfE n.
] have endeayored. for some time pat. 10 meet viii
some ono who could make ne a pair Of boots thut ! c9nd
wear with rome conf ~, aud ! was ncvrr able 20 Obtain
sdeh IN lIucio urul directed BY . lncgd 10 NJ. JAoou
hAEF, who made me g pais tirt / could wc.r with the Ut
1tit comfort. His workmanship - not TO he surpassed by
'ny ,re eiliar IN tho Jeuuty ,, 10 appearance M The length
'i tine .uuti Ycsrs. Alto vans Of a good article should
just call ON Mr.. Earr, aud he wIlact ulem.
a DEALER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-04
RICHMOND MARKETS.

lRKFoRrED AND CORRECTED TWICE A Wink FOR THE wHo.l
SEPTEMBER 3, 1876.
inspections fall off daily, though small
fully equal TO the demand. A decline on shipping quail
ties becomes daily more apparent, whilst manufacturing
descriptions are scarce and in demand.
market is dull at fermer rates, say from
sac % SI5 70, new, and 81 for old.
WHEAT-There is no change; we quote il from SO to
80 cts, rs in quality.
CORN-50 TO 52lc.
oATS-26a27c cts.
CUT NAILS TO Iic.
n. Z. COTToN-S q 81 cents.
TEAS-lmPerial and Gunpowder soc. to 81 rs; Black
25a50e.
wHISKEY-Hogsheads 22c, bbls. 23c., dull.
CANDLES-Sperm 26s3Oc.; Patent Sperm 40c; Hulls
Patent l3e; Tallow l0al2I.
CofFEf-R!o s5a7ic; Laguayra 7a7ie.
HERDS GRASS-Sl.
Do.-S4 per bushel.
PIG IRON-S25 20 81.
FiSH.-HeuingS, No. |, 81, No. 2. 81 receip,s light.
LlME-70 : 80 from vessel.
MOLASSES-N Orleans 2Sa3Oc.; Porto Rico sa3Oc [.
Cuba l6a22c.
oiL-Winter strained oil best los cts; Fall strained
90s921; Whale in bbls. 4Ic.
PRUyISlONS-Bacon, SmitL6eId 6i cents: Western
SIDES 5is64; Shoulders 3ia4t cts; and Baiumore Sides
6a6.c; shoulders 45a5 Cts; Hams 6ii71; Lard 6ia75e.
the Wharf, last sales, SAL TO
S2.s75 per toni; do. Basin 1915.
SUGARS-More inquiry for the past few DAYS, though
no change in priees-N. Orleans 6a75; 2. Rico 6iaSe; ST.
Croi1 s4a9i; Woolseys' Loaf l2c., do. crushed lie.
SHOr-5Ic.
~SALT-Liverpool, Sl,a5, from siore-none afoat.
CATTLE-Beef from S3t to Il; Sheep from 81 to 81
Hogs sc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-04
Hit at Tic Timcs.

Editor Sym., Of the Petersburg 1nteiigenecr,i is "out Of
sorts" with the White Sulphur Springs. Writing from he
Blue Sulphur, he says:
"IH company now numbers some seventy or eighty, and
is ahoGtiory lines more agreeable than tfatat the Whit
wh.r- . etusirsisr1, ,oioTieTisH, cA7beis1n, 5eiLkeadisf-
and cve'y Jihc, anti. social ism. are The order 81 the day,
10 toe great Disgust Of Every man wsO do5s'nt live poor At
home Iur.. Ii0e tonths OF the year, % order to swell at n
watering Place during the remaining one"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-04
From the Boston Mercantile Journal, January, isiS.
Wislnr,s Rnlxnm af MIA CIcrrN.

There ae 30 many certain eures~ Coz coughs cod. and even
eonsunPiton~ that Nc are som.rmes dsPossd to question the en-
ey OF any Of them Mr. fosie. . drurEisi Of the highest re-
pu,auon. at lSs washington sueet has Tho sgeney q an article
called basam 81 Wild ChsrD, which scems TO have won for rssf
a good reputation where cvefh has been introduced We have ,een
htteD IRON various pats ofNsw England. nom persons Of The high
est standing In the places where they reside. bearing testimon ny To
the bcnent themselves ot niend. had received nom a trial of lis
properties
Etuaet from a letter. dated
fErxEssuno, Va, Jar. IS, Ist5.
A genueuan OF unaacsiorable verseiy inform . US that his brother
had been confined 10 his bed for weeks With some species of cough.
that lnfed thn skill Of several eminent physe ans aud By the use OF
two bottles OF wisaars Balrsm Of Wild Cherry. he ha.bscn restored
10 perfect heahh. and he n now "a Cat and hearty man."
Yours, respectfully,
RosskR d ANDERSON, Druggists.
For sale in Richmond, wholesale AMI retail. by
su3 GAYNoR 4 WOOD.