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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-30
a." Meet 10 part no more.

A TENDER WIFE.-Dr. Mounsey, of Chel-
sea College, was apt 10 quarrel with his wife.
Returning home from Fulham. he was overa-
ken by terrible storm a return hearse was
going up to Chelsea. "Any port in storm
The doctor crept in with pail and plumes for
his companions. The hearse stopped at his
door; his lady looked out -" Who have you
"Well thank Heaven for giving me resgna-
,ion so the poor mans gone to his long home
at LAST" Thank you, my love-" said the
doctor, getting out of the hearse, for your kind
regard for my safely
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-30

good work is an easy obligation i: but moi
TO speak i'll, requires only our silence, which
costs US nothing.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-30

The Louisiana Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
have forbidden lis members to act in any way
in duel, under penalty OF expulsion.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-30

The Corn crop in Illinois never gave promise
Of a better yield
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-07-30

so necessary 10 their faithful teachers, and we
felt loss-lel that a part Of the inci,emen, to
devotion, if not TO composition, had ceased, We
felt for moment as if we had parted from those
whom we should not meet asan-and i, may
be so. Their lille ihroa,s may swell with The
sound of thanksgiving and devotion 10 their
wonted place, while The ear that was delighted
at the performance shall be closed and dull
The event is one in the order Of nature The
old die and the young come up TO fill their place.
II was only on Monday afternoon, that, driv-
ing down towards the Neck, we met a funeral
Ii was Of lille CEREMONY small corege, and
no carriages. They were conveying TO The
grave child, and Judging from the number OF
young females, The deceased was girl. The
procession turned into burying ground, and as
the occasion might be made one of profit 10
our lilie ones, we stopped the carriage, and
followed the train 10 the resting place designa-
ted by heap of fresh earth
When the company was gathered into cir
Gle around the coffin, we placed our charge
upon newly sodded hillock, and leaning for
pie ceremonies. When The narrow coffin had
been lowered into The grave the attending cler-
gyman (such we supposed the speaker to have
been) addressed the audience upon the muabi-
ity Of human affairs, and the uncertainty of that
life so precious in our eyes. And he closed by
a solemn appeal 10 the ilile ones, TO lay these
things 10 heart, that they might number their
uncertain days, and apply their hearts 10 wis
dom; that they should cherish grief at the loss
OF friend, that il may wean Them away from
earthly affection; for it was The order of jus,
Providence, that clover and friend should be
put from US, and acquaintance into darkness"
He paused-and the circle of lillle ones, iha,
stood on the edge Of the grave, broke forth nlo
hymn. II sounded sweelly amid The evidence
Of mortality around US, and there was some
thing no, unfamiliar in the harmony. The del
cate tunes Of the young voices lost their wiry
sound by multiplication and union, and The song
seemed 10 ascend upwards from he open grave.
They ceased for a moment, and then with uni.
ted voices, strengthened as if by newness of
hope, they closed The service and The hymn
with the emphatic assertion Of the chorus, ,ha.
they and their little friend below would soon
Meet TO part no more"
And so we supposed, spr we could not learn
the name Death, who had set his mark upon
Elizabeth" had gathered her to his garner
And place is vacant in the authors heart, and
one voice has ceased from The school choir
and been added 10 that company who "meet 10
part no more"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-08

IL JAMES LIFE PREsERv Alternative and De-
curative pr=parat combining all the medicinal
q those articles which long experience has proved
possess tae most sae and ccie Alternative and Goustru
ant properties for the OF Scrofua, Kings Evil,
y E.te SWeing. Ulcers, ScrofIlous Canccrous and In
co!ent Iumonrs. Rheumatism, Gout, Scursy Neuralgia
or IIc-DouoHrcuN, Cancer GO.tre Bronciocee ell
Ted neck engagements the bones joints lialnents
OF the ovaries, layer. spleen. kidneys, Ali the
rions Diseases OF the SKIN such letter ring WORM
iies, puppies, carbuncles. SC, Gropscal >wcng.
sttuttonat disorders, diseases originating from de-
PRAYED impure state Of the blood other fluids the
body Prepared oaly BY Or. L. Jayne, No South b
street. PiIilaie ptia-
1I-For sale IN Richmond "a, at l. Reeds Drug Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-08
4 C.tcD--PiieS Cured.

PhiIadcphia Nov. ., 1872
Nessrs. Editors: rs there many persons who are
suffering much from Hemorrhoides. Piles would IN
them through the medium OF your paper, that
many years affection with them, and having VAIN
CHIT relief from various physicians, that have ngt
been completely cured b the four bottles Dr.
Jaynes VerTniflCc. which has only cured Of the
Piles but has greatly benefited my health otherwise
HUMANITY.
Is-F-or sale al / Reefs Drug Store Richmond IA
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-08

4 NIFTY FRICTION Notice Is hereby gwen 10 the
~ qaaithed voters of this city. that election will be
held at the Engine House, the first Monday Ja,u-
airy next ioi') between the hours OF O'Clock a. m
anu 40 cIock P M on sad day, for Mayor Councilmen
Assessor Collector, Treasurer ami Marshal for The en-
SUNG year commencing said dav.
BY order of the Common G ouncji
WN a BICkLE.Cnv Clerk
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-08

Mrr5ed. on sunday last. by Esq. Wilson OF Cen
trevie, Mr.. iajIocA Grab, Miss Martha .5teyeuson
both of tins county.
Ca Saturday evening last, by Rev John Robbins Mr.
Wm. Kelly. TO Miss - Kelly: all of this county
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-08

yAW - - G. CEHEt5,a3
VIE undersigned. having gone into the Exchange
business At their ola stand opposite The Post Office,
would inform their customers aud the public generally
that they are just receiving The l@rgest stock of
E "a ass ! y &. 4. % G g = Cs,
ever before opened IN this II lace, which they wish En-
CHANGE mIneaiatei, fer t't>I! Cotin r. Produce
preparatory TO purchasing larger supply.
Their stock consists. in part Of Imperial (iua Pow
der, Young Tyson ANA Pouchong Teas; Rio and ST
Domingo totfec New Orleans, Loaf ana Brown Sugars
Golden syrup, Sugar House and Plantation Molasses ;
Nos /, , ani ; Aschcrel. il Bills. half bbs Kits
Shad Lake Fish Coifish Herring, Chocolate, Rice Sal
erltus, Starch, Iant- RaisnS Fresh ground
spices of all kinds warrcmtcd pure, Starr and Pressed
taow candies soap, Indigo, Nadder Alum, CoPperas,
sc. &c.
- 4 ]. s .
\ general assortment Of Queensyvare. Glassware,
Stoncuarc Woo1cn."afe. Window Glass. Nails, Grain
Scoops, hovets Spades. ars, Trace and Halter chains,
Mill and Halter Hopes. Bed Gods. Coach and Broom
Irvine, Marie, and School Baskets ~ ker. 'nEee and
Domestic manufactured nroo.s, and 1904 ierent ar
cles, which shall take pleasure showing any
who may favor with call
Please call ana cAaiine stock, netting
for locking.
". W LYNDE & co.
Richmond September 9Th l. e. - If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-08
SONS OF TEMPER >

Clark Division. 10. 3. :. of I. Of Richmond, WAYNE
county. Indiana, "Wednesday evening each
week, 81 o'clock. Is. ". DAVIS. y. /.
Nu.LrAM j. AYR, r. &
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-08

Their stock consists, in part, of
CLOTHS, CASs;iIENItss, NESTINGS SAT
INETS and JEANS, FANCY GOODS &C.
s!iA !sE.s-in Or var.ety TINTs-of all the latest
ana newest styles and patterns; AIpACHAS-plaiu
and fancy; Thbst and English NEKINO: French and
Manchester GINGHANiS; DRESS Silks good
assortment; and, n fact, every thing the line of
Ladies Dress Goods Twceds, Buffalo and Iowa
Cloths. Genoa Cloths; Tickings. brown and bIeacled
Dnllings; Brown ana hleaceG Nu~Is cheap as the
cheapest; AlpacEa and Parsene Cloths silk < Cotton
Nctyrts, Checks, Irish Linens Brown and bIeachcd
Table Cloths; Ialn and striped Linens brown iol-
lands, Umbrellas; Bandanna and SpittIcfeld 'dk is
Black italian Crayat, plain and fancy Stocks Cotton
and Glngham iianake rcefs, Jaeonets, Gum Elastic
y oFsea and y e5h SHSI enie rs Canhrics Eobbinets
Swiss and Null HusiiHS. iascs and dgins, Lace and
Nett els Ladies' KID. sila, pie mic ana Cloves
Alpaca Aprons and silk do; t.eHtienen's Gloves as
sorted cotton Hose AMI iaiiosc, Pms. Needles STAY
and Coat Btnaine, Tapes Buttons, Yelling and Coat
Cords and : wing silks ana Twists, Hooks and Ewes
Russia Sheeting Ingram and Ventian carpets, Dam
ask Hloreen. apron and furniture checks all and
Window Paper, Men and Boys Fur, cloth, Selctt,
ant Velvet CAt'S-Iatest styles Ribbons combs
Patent aud cotton Threads, Lalies Travelling carpet
Bags and Baskets sc. &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-08

h RON and NAILS, well selected lot, lust received
4 and otitr red for sale, bg
May %, 1916. IiINfES & FARQUUAR.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-08

q 7 u 2 y 3 u e " y. Y " 3 6
G il 1; 4 L { RE.
n AkGA1NS can now he had at the Store of J. w
GILBERT and JtHfs War;, who have Just received
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-08

TALE OF SoaRow.-Abol: six months ago
widow lady cano 10 this city from the state OF
Maine; she was tho mother Of five children. four
OF whom sho brought with her when she camo
iier choi purpose IN coming here was 10 find
employment tor ner family whereby they mirfIt
obtain comfortable living and onioy the com
'oFts oil nome. Abou; three months after taking
up nor resluencc mere, her Youngest daughter
about nlncteon years of ago. was taken sick md
dlod: in the following week. son younoer I'M,
the daughter also died then in another week
young man who boardc in the taniI,,
diod; In tho Same week another boarder. youn,r
man. was taken sick. wen! home and died in the
ioio"inS week; then IN the next succeeding week
another daughter died; and on Wednesd4 ". tho
ias' OF tho four who camc hero with the mother
dlcd also. The ono who died on "Wednesday was
married about two months ago TO n worthy and
Industrious mechanic of this city. They all
.'vu OF me y Plus tever These simple facts
nil sad tale Of sorrow ind bereavement.
Lowell Cour.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-12-08

LANGUIp observation-disclosures changes in the tenn
perature have very bad effect upon the bood s4cde
change full, generous, 10 low. poor diet. will be
equally injurious the health sudden changes
thcr. If would have health endeayor 10
far III lie, great extremes of all kinds
Every excess, Of heat cold, of eating drinking
tends produce impurty Of tile blood thus its circua
come COSTINE.
We in this condition ready to receive any disease
with which may contact: and without any
with any affected with sickness, shall
headache he rburn, dizziness foul tongue Of
appetite; all the result OF the state of cosveness
When the atmosphere becomes impure and oppressive
TO mankind requires the tempest agate give
it purity ana life
When the bowels costive they require the admins
tration of BRANDRETH'S PuIs. which, by exciting =
commoon, or accelerated movement i'll that organ will
occasion all morbid he expelled thereby pro-
ducng purity the blood and health the whole frame
q The above Pills can be had Of the following Agents:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-03
a Grand Project.

Among the various projects for capturing Vera Cruz the
most original tat LEASH that of Mr.. w-e the aeronaut
who proposes 10 accomplish this object by means OF bal
loon.
Mr. D. 5. Kieer-The present condition of the war with
Mexico, viii require forces reduce Vera Cruz And
II Is acknowledged on all sides be an extraordinarily
well fortified point OF defence, almost impfegnabe 10 The
common mode OF warfare, and the best cannot be taken
IN that way, without great sacrifice OF life and ammuni-
ton vii suggesta plan 70 war department that
vii render the capture OF the Castle Of San Juan D'oa
as feasible AMI easy the launching Of a frigate
Although the plan shall propose may seem novel Il,
many sail bret detail OF II, think. vii. salty the most
1cIcdulous OF It's efficacy. In the first place. II will r..
qIe the construction o. balloon OF common ,,ilej INNS
n, of about hundred !eetn diameter. THIS machine
pro3cy coated with yarnish will its buoyancy ar
many days or weeks Ii vii be capable, when inaaisd
TO raise over 10000 pounds-say 20OJO independent its
own weight, net work. and cable 1t can be inflated
in day. less tme If necessary. The process Of mia.
ton may be accomplished land. on board man of
circumstances may reuIre-the car To b.
loaded with percussoned bomb shells and torpadoe. n ,
amount Of $4,000 pounds which will leave 1000 pounds
for ballast and men, Thus will be ready to be placed in
position for deadly action, in Z very short time
The cable BY which it to be msnceuvred may be at
least five miles long, that the balloon mile OF eeya
ton, would leave the vessel land position which act a,
the retaining point Of the reach of the Castle guns. and
balloon, lowering mile above the Castle like cloud of
destruction would be entirely OF dsnger Of the enemies
guns, they could be made bear at an object i'm
medately above them. The position OF the balloon as 10
height aad distance from the retaining point could be cas-
y maintained by keeping proper eye its balasiing-
Asst would become gnened by the discharge OF shells
and torpedoes adequate quantity Of gas be dis
charged
II gun from the Castle could be ever made TO bear nm
on the war balloon would soon be senced BY the rapd
ny, precision and certainty, with which the deadly MS
s.les could be showered down upon the.l.
With this aerial war ship banging mile above the
tort supplied with thousand percussion bomb shells the
Castle Of Vera Cruz could be taken without tie loss of
single life TO tie army, and expense that did be
Comparatively nothing to what il will be 10 take by the
cOniI.,I de Of attack
Tul11gh The medium Of your journal would most res.
pteuuly suggest IN pan q government and will ten
der my service yr ITS construction. and when constructed
will, % necessary, cheeruly undertake its directosbip
into actual service, at moments warning.
Very respectfully, your friend and fellow CITIZEN
Lancaster, Oct. %, 1876.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-03
The Hurricane.

Our readers will find. another column further accounts
OF the disasters attend ng ini, terrible visitation As we
expected its ravages were not confined shores
bat extended apparently entirely across the gulf The
loss Of shipping Havana, the finest harbor 10 the world
and called it is for that (HsbsaS the habor Is
without precedent the history Of that port The inhab
itsnts OF more northern climates scarcely CONCEIVE
with the very utmost effort Of Imagination the tefe ap-
Pearance OF nature, in the midst OF Of thcse eonvu
sions The good and evil OF this world appear to oe bal
anced with the nicely, by Providence. The man
IT the North knows nothing ofhe beautiful skies the eter
nal spring. the continual succession of rich luscious
fruits which distinguish the regions of the But he is
happily Ignorant likewise, OF their burning isvc. their
e1hsus'ing heat, and the terrific hurricanes which in mo
ment Eden into wilderness.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-03
JOHN r. ANDERSON.
SAMUEL ". HALSEY,
JOHN HOUGI.
Hon. D,rlD Ton
Young.lown. MahanIng cgunly. DIE.


YoUygsrowv, Ohio Sept %, 1916
Condemnation letter Of the 9th instant desiring
views upon the repeal Of the Black Laws just At
hand.
A. requested "wiihou going into the minute - give
you the plain and simple answer" NO! AN NOT IN
FAVOR OF THEIR REPEAL.
A. the "IumbuI Democrat Of Yesterday contain an
article upon this subject etpreivo Of my views take the
liberty OF iJfFlfdng cacb Of you COPY OF the paper
Respectfully you're, DAVID TDL
To Messrs John r. Anderson, Samuel w. Hasey aud mo
io1gh, ChillioOthe, Ohio
The letter 10 the Sc.oto Committee takel the Same
ground, but dsri9s IN sfN darker c,iors as u s more
explicit the FRAUD sought 10 be prieuoed On he uowarg
this letter be quotes le following quest rs propoundsd
O. him By on Abolition Committee in 1885 vIh biz aa-
in the negative as they were civcnut tLo tine:
"Are 500 In favor Of crirtGg 10 parties tho right O, inn
prove witnesses AT pcfsons, of color leaving
tie competency and credby nj suyh persons 10 be deter
mined by the court and Jlnos2'
81 answer, no"
"Are you favor Of repeal Of such laws 10 require col
ood persons 70 give security Tor their good bohavr be-
fore they cen be- allowed 10 r,lde boz t1is slater"
~ unswcr, no."
lie stops here in order 10 caye the impression that those
were mo only qucs prop0undod 90 him by the Abolition
Commute, and then adds that his sent ens have under
gone change since then Here s the deception! The
AboIiuon Society Of YOUNGSTOWN Trumtull county pro-
pounded EIGHT questonsi Mr. r ID IN 1898 He answered
Them AL bot quotes n bic letter TO the Scoio Committee
bot Of the questions and answers defignnR TO create
the impression that those tho only questions asked
him. the 20 which would be interesting 10 the peO-
pie Of Ohio in making up their judgmentl How is IT.
Judge ye! The following is Of the questions pro-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-03

imPenn' Sss'dSrafsr FOR ell Ose who $50 down TO the
sea IN sap aud trust themselves ard property upon that
ueseeesons elementf THIS s something which the far
famed Humane Society" never thought Of or If they did
nesee'ed to Pot operation; which Last superstition
not quite ready 10 believe
Tue committee farthermOrc, consider tho introduction
OF the invention very opportune in relation to our Affairs
win heSeo. opening many important Mexican ports TO
our Navy winch are Inaccessible without Its intervention.
capt Taylor has done himself much credit by this dseov
cry ana the pFompunde with which he has brought for
ward at this crisis and do heartily commend MIN &c
e commercial world and the favorable consideration OF
our Government.
Ap'SSAa CHASpLtR, CIV. CHLuxcEY, u. s. N.
kortRr LAWRENCE, MARTIN E. THonr5os,
Oct "a. ls46. T.B. wANExAs.
I'm Y TN,bn,r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-03
To Tie Editors Of The IYAir .

The Wings Of this Senatorial District ANXIOUS to
start candidate to fill the place OF the late Col John
Gueran and II popular should be selected it is be-
heved that he be elected have general sequant-
in the District, and know of who will make
better run than William williamson, OF Hanover. lie
Wing OF tho true faith-"not guilty Of the originsl
" always with whether in adverse prosperous
tune and doing all his power promote the
accurately informed all the great subjects
which Sgs'e the country, with solid aud
Judgment personally popular his county and III and
favorably known TO the District. LOUISA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-03
KING Gro,oE, Oct. IS, 10.
Messrs. Edifsrs:

4uessfS. EdiT0rt:
II there will be difficulty in selecting suita
BILE whg candidate in the eth District Sewers.
gentlemen OF talents have already been named in di.ren
counties, and each may have strong local Claims will it
be be,, for gathering take place in county
the November Courts, and delegates selected to attend
general convention at Tappshannoek or the Bowling
Green. TO agree upon nomination. after there shall have
been comparison Of the relative capacities, principles
and avsiabiss Of the individuals prominent in diff.
feren counties for this honor. Please give this note
conspicuous position ia your mex, paper. and oblge
AN OLD WHIG.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-03

20 Christie's Galvanic Rinx- and mnrp.,,r
mere evrry believe vitality or M, 4.
proper dsibuon through an.
i Neen me nerves are nped action her, h .l,,.
OF ne parts aneeicd M IN,
seng impaired through the ..rr,ss r.f, Tn.
CURE IN sueh cases has been var,ou,
W muan DC AMER The STATE Of the system by medl,in. Tn.
an wrong and unnatural hs rational nav 10 y.,..
eeth 70 supply what deficient th~., mi. -. ~ 49,
ne oassni Rings and hsgneue Fluid which ,n
dea by restoring the wonied -
neshh ne result In all Affection. the Rms. na Ped
are used With the most perfect Dooeu. u.,d,.h.
sp.sn hpipte FITS Hyees ApopeIy Neur.ira M. In,
N thus developed" - '1s in'acnee
FOR further particulars advertisement, I'm aro,h,,
paper explanatory pamphlets rs,, by -,
inc agents Tor this city, Me.srs DUvAL PuRcEi n,ns.i.
--, Va i.2t
VI sands arsaparilla.-h 10 now bc,,,,,. a. r..
scnefay Understood that the IN. ,n AZ.
In the discovery Of di,r..-. IN ma.
ooefn has developed
which In eheens the too oo.
%" me seeds OF another with AMI ina,
mecenes are often uniform and o,rSv
operation than pnot h, to.ns
oehevea more pertinent and exampe Of
m'h s'nos sarsaparia remedy external
chronic OF aeuvc hereditary sofnbbed suitable for m
eonsutunonf-teouirng ordinary 80
thoufn h not least leaving behind legacy Of d,ear In
the room OF the II eIufpAtss. - " ' "'
W Prepared and sold retail and for
Al SANDS, Druggists and Chemists Grani,e Bu, Liips,
BroadNay corner Of Chambers York sold 10
y DoNAL PURCELL, Agents. Main street Riehmond Va
rhee' VI per bottle or sir bottles for 5 eolau
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-03
Trust Sale of Land and so on go VaJUabIc
&c u OES

virtue Of deed Of Trust executed by An Isrs,p
" scott bearing date The 1874 day Of september ists
and duly led IN the Coks Office Pfnee Tdv.rd r.
cfain pufpo1cu therein lcrifCd tha TUESDAY h. i
oay OF D-eenoe nef f,ir not tie fair oay Al the
residence u the ssd Anderon FcOt Offer for s. IN, ,s
OF land on which the aid deot crdss CONTAINING 1891
ares hso one Other tact n lard containing aces yr an
ne waters % hounan Cfec 10 which attached Va usb %
WV when - one ~ Tie mos podaoo section Of eounrv
h aitle lun time and fly or sty ikstv ~
1Habe "bsh'h' connfiinE NJ boys sni rltis
ahong mem here are vo good blacum good eap.tr
- twenty hoss and mules, i1ats fnv h. N
ote ei'by bead Of sheep, and stock fhozs pntao s.
sto a tuFgy aad hafnssi crop of supposed 10 h.
1Oo o. 900 hu-h whet nas provsnir tobasso oas b
TN one tneEhing machine and 81 basksuhs os
re''ons DER l'oi pufebans Of erap will
~ o. NJ a. Y scott, FaunviHe.
my peron wishing ~ the land make alton % Mr
scott was r,sd's on The land George o se5u Of
falmvle THIS slo viii ainy paee tho day appostfd
Or The TEH's vii BE- ca.i.
GEORCg . SCOTT 4.
no s-w7w THOMAS w. aCOTT, ''u'N'~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-03
mAIyRIEn.

In Lynehburg, ThStsdsy evening ast, by the Rev.
Mt kinekle RIcnARp ToLKR. Of the editors of tho
WhE TO Mss FsASoEs, daughter Of the late Dr. VIM. H. b.
Christian. Of the former place.
On tAe 29th instant. by Rev. wm. S. White Ms Jons
H. Bus 81 Bolivar, Tenn, to Mrs Lucy A. Woop, eldest
daughter Of Riehard Duke, Esq. of Charlottesville, Va.
In Rich nond county THURSDAY. the ss, UT By ?.
eor. Cot wv. H. s.spFoxp OF Wetmac lard county
NAV yAsE. seeoad dauehisI of John Study Eea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-03
Correction Of an Importan, Error

On Saturday, it will be recOeeted. placed an ex-
tract from the Orders Of Council and paragraph from
s'ock'ons proclamation in parallel columns In the latter
the very important words, "south Of San Diego"
omitted, 50 that il appeared that the Commodore had
placed the whole Of Mexico under block
ade whereas in fact he has only blockaded about fifteen
or sixteen hundred miles