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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-03
The Administration

The Organ, OF Tuesday night INDUCES in a strain Of
ierNent laudation of the policy OF the TO-
wards foreign nations Delighted tina, we have oscaped
war with Great Britain, 1.-THE Government Of which, we
are astonished TO hear for tho first time was
ina" with appeal arms ,oith France as Aer al
y, when Mr. Polk went into otce is no less pleased
that VIC with Mexico,-which by the way Il,
very phioscphciy regards "as sure precursor of
peace " The Organ would have pitched its pipes doubt
less 10 the same tune, If had been involved in war
with Great Britain for 81 TO- instead Of having secured
peace by accepting a. and had preserved peace with
Mexico by keeping army position ut Corpus Christi
instead OF provoking by ordering to the Rio Gande
The hing can do wrong" Yet, IL would seem 10 us
that when the Union hears the Democrats de-
nonneng MIR. Folks ueachery the one hand and the
fIiOur Forties mucrng their the other
when IL hears Mr. Brnkerhofi proclaming the opposition
Of tue Ohio delegation the ADMINISTRATION Tariff
scheme. and hears voice from New York Ginning in
with these notes OF disahecton-when hesrs the Charles
ton Mercury, the organ OF another wing OF the party
proc'aimng that tho Tariff bill Of the Committee of way.
and Means Is designed 'humbug" the country in tbi,
that while p'ojesses to be strictly revenue tariff II
looks from beginning end in the remission Of duties and
IN the imposition OF duties protection rank
ans when discovers t majority SEVENTY in the House
and of EIGHT the Senate parayzed ON nearly every ~
question both OF foreign aud domestic poley-we ,av
when must be cognzani of these things the Organ iyb
seems to Us, be more suitably employed than in singing
the praises OF President who thus finds himself surround
ed by all the elements OF confusion and cord in the ranks
OF party which. but yesterday as it were went into
power with iseH defined principles Of action emblazoned
upon their triumphant banners. The euogstc article of
the Union, though oei contains much that invites COM
ment but it would be cruel Just at this moment TO DENY
II the pleasure OF exong the imaginary virtues and VIC
tories OF President surrounded by difficulties Of his own
creation
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Military appoi,1u,cn,.

The Senate has confirmed the nomination Of Cen "a
ehary Taylor Major General in the Amy of the Uui
ted States, and OF Col VIM. o. Butler Of Kentucky. rs
Major General Of VolunteeIs-boih excellent appointments
The following appointments have been made in the
Quarter Masters and Commissary's departments:
QUARTER MIsTERs.-John S. Love Of Ohio; Samuel p
Mooney of Indiana; Alexander Dunlap Of Illinois; George
A. Caldwell Of Kentucky; Levin II. Coo of Tennessee:
Thomas 3. Eastland of Louisiana.
ASSISTANT QUARTER u AsTERs.-T. s. Gilbert : IT
Webb and Thomas II. wilkins OF Ohio; Robert Mitchell
John Nei and Elanson w. Enos OF Indiana; lanes 81
Rals;on, Henry Scott Joseph Napier an Henry NJ Van
devon Of Illinois; Theodore OIAra, Gnorge p Sni,b and
Benz F. Graham Of ken;uckyi Robert b. REYNOLDS Iona,
t. Thomas ami Philip b. Glenn OF Tennessee; Samuel NJ
Rutherford OF Arkansas; Franklin E. Smith of Mis,sin
pi Harry Toumin Of Alabama; Robert R. Howard of
Georgia; George W. Miller and George Kennerly of Mis-
sour; and Joseph Daniels OF Texas.
CoNNssARIEs.-William r. Johnson Of Ohio; lanes G
Sloo OF Illinois; Alfred Boyd Of KY; Julius w Blackwell
Of Tennessee; WIN. Bobbitt Of Mississippi
ASSISTANT Commemorative. C. McCauslin. John
Christopher c. Giaham and Newton Hill of Indiana: J.
S. Post, James VI. Campbell. WIN. Walters aad Samuel
Huekleton OF Illinois, Richard Gholson, Thomas J. Tur
pin and VIM Gsrrard of kentucky; James R. COPELAND
and VIM. b. Cherry OF Tennessee; VIM. Fields and ko
bert Fenner Of Arkansas Kemp S. Holland Of Mssissip
pr; Thomas p. Rande Of Georgia; VIM Shields and Amos
+. Garrison OF Missouri; Stephen u. Hogle Of Texas
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

ohee OF tho American, July i, 5, z. M.
Flour-The demand for Howard Street Flour has been
better for the last two days There was sale Of 1900
obs yesterday of recent and of ayori,e brand
besides some smaller lots, all S3s7s. We note sales
to-day OF over 1000 bbls. in parcels tho same decp
ton, at 1874. The receipt price from cars is 375
City Mills Flour is offered 4,l2i but we hear of no
transactions.
sale OF Susquehanna Flour at ASA
Grnn.-A load OF 1000 bus N. Carolina red new crop
me hrst m market from that quarter sold to-day at
sales OF Md red, old CROP sic. load Of Pennsyya
MIA red sold at IS cents
lot Of Penra. Rye taken to-day at 65 cents
Sales OF Corn 53a54 for white and 50 cents
for yellow.
We quote Oats at 2sa29 cents very dull.
frovisions.-W estern Prime Pork is inquired for to-
day, but we are not advised OF any sales of note We
quote Mess at SLASH 25; and Prime at SO A sale
OF the latter at quotation. In Mess there no move
ment. Western Beef is held at $3.50; No. | at Sc
5OaS7,75, and Prime at s., 5OaS5,75 Bacon ia in
steady demand for limited parcels The range for
western is 3ia45 for Shoulder; 55a5i for Sides and
Hams 1aS Cts Sales of Shoulders at 81, e. II and Al
OF Sides at quoted rates; and OF Hams at 6a6I cts We
quote No Lard in kegs al and bbls at Gia6,c
WHiSkEY.-We continue to quote hhds At 81 cents
tied. ~
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PhiIadcIphin NInrI.c, n,

Icton-A very limited business has been don. for the
last three days. and there but little among
either buyers or sellers operate any extent sales in ali
do rot exceed 400 bales at for Upsnds aud
Tor N. Orleans, on the usual terms
fiour-Ihe market is without any new feature and a
general inactivity stills prevails in EIour-The sales snce
las week IN all are about $500 bbls taken small lots
$3.50 Tor Western. aud S3Sl4 S3s7b for fair and good
fenna brands; the market clOses quiet with limited OK
Potinquy, and ordinary shipping brands cannot be quo.
'ed over $3.50 Tor Cry use sales limited at 50
common to good and extra brands.
Wheat-The market tagging, with less active demand
and sales $4,000 bushels good and prime
Reds at 9ls9Oc. and White, 95alO0c closing very
Whiskey scarce; hhds sell at l9ic and bbs goa gle
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The "Horue, Organ.

We were somewhat curious to what the Nashville
Union, which generally regarded Mr. Folks "home
o-gan and which has been Jealous coopera,or with the
81 40 mon, would say regard the compromise upon
10 That paper evidently sorey perplexed by the diff
Guilty Of its position. IL declares ITSELF however grated
that the question il settled Notwithstanding believes the
treaty surrenders large territory which title lie Us
good that south Of 49," II this be So then those who
have given up, BKEvISG deserve any thing praise
for the midity which made the REIMBURSEMENT And such
is maniiesy the opinion OF the Nashville Union which n
stead Of claiming for Mr.. Polk, like Washington name
sake and others, great credit for the settlement that ha
been effected, only seeks exempt him from the censure
which attaches in its opinion, those by whose agency
have been deprived OF large territory, clearly and un
quesuonably own! 1.-The Tesponsbihty rsays the
Nashville paper OF surrenderng this portion Of our terri
tory will upon those SENATORS who refused 10 sustain
claim" TO 81 40. Those Senators are doubtless pre-
pared TO meet this responsibility. But if Mr. Folks "homc"
organ thus throws of from him the responsiJty Of the
what right has his central organ claim him ali the
credit of It's performance We pause for n reply.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-03
From the Times of yesterday.
UNIyERSITY

The closing exercises the University which we shall
give extended notice. were unusually Interesting
The session OF the Society OF Aumnus Monday was well
attended. Their important action was to orrapiz.
Historical Society," which is hold one OF its sessions AT
Richmond and the other ut the University.
Mr.. Courenay having positively declined n re apnoin
men the Visitors elected DIR. JAMES L. CAnELI Cb,i,m,r
OF the Faculty They determined upon plan of sustaining
80 students upon farm attached the University at
charge 500 tor boaid during the sesson-he fees Tor
tuition and other college charges to be entirely RENTED n,
was determined not appoint President with new pro
fessorship lof history at present.
The eoslng exercises OF comforting degrees &c took
place, Monday before n large audience MIR Lewis
Coleman Of Hanover, one of the three Masters of
Arts, read beautiful and very creditable essay.
Mr. Is. j. Barbour, OF Orange, then delivered an adm
rable Grafton before the Alumni. In brief notice
We cannot speak OF 1t with justice. Itabounded with fe-
citous illustration, antthetical point, poeca imagery
and above all, excellent sense IL TO be published
doubt not will pass the ordeal print as honorabv 10
Mr. Barbour, as 1t received by the unanimous udr
ment OF those who he ard it.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-03

We are requested state that according 10
among the officers OF the several Volunteer Companies of
vac .V' inc following ceremonies will take place on tho
4th instant:
Inc morning salute will be fred by detachment, Of tho
Artillery
The Declaration of Independence will be read I'm the
N"0an 0nureh at ten O'Clock, by OLIVER p. Baldwin,;
after which an Grafton will be pronounced by JonS RAN
poLrH TUCKER the exercises to be preceded by PRAYER
ftom the Rev. RonKRr RyL,Sp.
The line OF Volunteers will be formed in front Of the
S'v nan al hall past nine O'Clock, under OF the
senior officer present.
The citizens are invited to Join the procession to the
Church. Co.'s Bigger aad Meredith are the Marshas to
form and conduct them.
After the Grafton the line will be reformed in front Of
the Church, and will march thence to Franklin street.
down Franklin to the Old Market thence to Main street.
up Main to S thence to Broad street, thence to the
Capitol Square. where the National Salute will be fired at
ono o'clock.
The Evening Salute will be fred by the Artillery and
Infantry at Z o'clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-03

We ere indebted Messrs Drnksr & Morris Tor
volume entitled Military Art and Science bylI w. Hai-
lock- A. NJ, Lieut. Of Engineers q. g. Army which, from
the examination we have given II, consider on excel
lent work Il treats fully Of every thing spporainnQ 10
an army during campaign, such az Strategy fortified
non, hocs Of battles, &C. with full explanation Of the
duties Of staff, infanty cavaly artillery. sud engineers
This work is written IN style which. while IL s foil Of
Instruction. h also foil Of interest There s felicity snd
force Of expression which, coupled with cesrnsss cod
beauty Of Illustration, gives IL grosy the advantage over
most works Of the kind.
We hsyo also from the same "suronno's French Pro
nounong Dictionary" the fret Of the kind wo have sson
snd eer'snly such will meet with a favorable
reception IT'S absurd say that Enzishman cen &C.
qure on accurate pronunciation Of the French language
from books aone however accurately aud clearly tho rules
Of pronunciation may be laid down ye such book as
the one before us, prove groa, assistant to the
French student who hiss sresdy some insight into the
rules Of French occoniusuon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-03
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.


PURSUANT TO a decree of the Circuit Supe
IL ro Court Of Law and Cbaneery county
pronounced al the April st6, VI.
Faunieoy and others the undersigned
viii proceed MONDAY the 2i day Septenber merit (benF
court day. at Lancaster Court house. public AUCTION The
ie OF Land in the proceedings mentioned
survey ls1l acres and lying the county The
whole Of this large OF land heavily with pine Of
the best description for CORD WOOD BY
Judges that from IS 10000 may from hi, land Tne
eastern branch Of the Corrooman river empes into the
Rappahannoek about 90 miles from the
boundary this land and therefore the
OF eaTng long distances usually this busnes
greatly large number Of cords may placed upon The
banks Of this river at rhng There also very
valuable MILL SIZE this property
and bod sream-anoding sufficient GrS,
aud Saw Ml and within half river. There large
dwelling house this land which, repairs may be rem
dered comfortable Any additional information eheerfiy
gven by addessing post paid Daneltsve Office Rich
mond county, Va.
TERasAsio residents $1,000 will be required in cash
and the balance in equal in yeathe whole 10
interest after be paid annually The
purchaser giving bonds I'D dee, upon land H salts
factory personal ecUty be and deed will
required Except pay OF the credits will
be extended 10 nv yeas for the last payment
J-w6w CRTTTRNDRy f,orns,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-03

" The agent at New York has for months
Basam OF Wild Cherry 10 OF Asthma however long
the disease may have wthstood medical skoneng refund
the puee paid In case Of failure Yet srgs been
reported where the complete We will refer TO few
individuals where the effect has beeu almost
ams Eel Attorney and Counsellor 81 William street cured NJ
Asthml II IS standing Mr. Bdloe Juee Of the Peace
Jamaica Long Island cured Of disease Of 10 year.
Deehlof cherry valley OF same. &C. Any
wheeling horths Of or pain IN the chest or
side can be cured BY this Balamno obstinate the
ease ~ how long has resisted other remedies Bleeding
Lungs Coughs Colds and Consumption Ia IT, 6 stages also
readily yield TO this wonderful medicine inereduous
spurious mixtures ard limitations.
For sale in Richmond Wholesale and abby
ju GAYNOR a yyOOD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-03
North Cnr0Iinn

An animated canvass is now going on in Tho neigbbo,
ing State OF North Carolina in which the annual election
takes place next month VIM. A. Graham, the present
Governor is the Wing candidate for reelection to that Of
bce and james b. Shepard the candidate of the Admin
raton party Members Of the State Legislature are also
to be elected The Locos appear anticipate confidently
the triumph OF their Gubernaoria candidate and the sue
cess OF majority OF their Legislative nominees We have
no apprehension Of such result however, unless old Rp
should be found as is sometimes the case taking an uusea
sonabe nap The Wings, however, seem to be aroused to
the Importance Of the contest and cannot doubt there
FORE that they will, heretofore, achieve brilliant tn
umph
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N. Y. MARKET-JnlvI-o1p u

Sales 50 tons ST. Domingo log wood So cash. bunch
rasins at 2r2S box; 300 bales dew hemp at ssOa95
mos sOO dry sailed Matamotns hides At l2 mos; lin
seed oil 59a6c cash. for American 5000 bu Turks Island
salt IN lots at 3oe rico is in moderate equcs no change
in sugar; tobacco inactive.
Cotton steady. Sales COO bales.
Pork-S7 SSs7,94 has been accented for some small
parcels mess. and sis,l2 ~ paid for others.
Good Michigan Hour ranges from S3,94a4, and Gene.
sec fa4oet The receipts light, and the demand Just
sufficient to absorb them.
Southern -four dull ut S4a425
Ses 500 bus Jersey cora, delivered at G2be and 5000
ou Not'he'n white corn for shipment at Gaze weight.
Canal oats bring rs cts.
Sales whiskey in drudge casks lslc. aud s. D. bbs
Sales lO'OOOlb N. w. whaebone supposed at 33I cts
Sterling bills 7bas per cent prem
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-03

"plain talk" from Mr.. BLANcuARp, a Wing mem.
Der from Pennsylvania. whose speech, though he
neither dives into the deep mysteries of Political
Economy, nor embellishes his argument with the
beauties OF rhetoric, is decidedly ono Of the most
effective and overwhelming replies to the oppo-
ncnts of protective du,ics-especially to that class
OF them who ignorantly, aud, as Mr.. Blanchard
says, "foolshly' talked about the "lords of the
loom" and the aristocra,s Of the forgc-that il
has ever been our good fortune to read We must
reserve it for another day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-03

BOSTON MARkET-MoNpAY AFTERNOON June 90
Provsons-2O bbls primo Beef sold AT 75; % half
bbs Mess Pork S5s7s % bbs Lard, superior quality 7c
few hhds Hams, &c, Flour Moderate sales of
Genesee, common brands. Si.3I; Michigan 81 25 :
Ohio via New Orleans, 81 per DBL essh 6OO bbs Fredo
rcksburg sold NJ Sil25 per Dbl. months Corn-Sales
from store, yellow flat. 56a57c WHITE 5Ia55c Oats
Southern, Soc; Northern, 3ia35c. Susar-Sale of l26
hhds Cieniugos Muscovado go cut of tho market at
63c per 10. mos. Molasses-Sae OF 40 hhds Surnam
balance Of a cargo, at lsc per gal, 6 mos.
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FINE CHEWING ToRAcco

have enGeavoured Tor time past procure for INV
own some fine Chewing Tobacco, and never would
have been able TO obtain such had friend Of mine d.
reetcd mo TO Mr.. John Gmput, of the firm of Kerr & Gil
mour, who furnished With article of manufactured
tobacco SUPERIOR IN opinion, any that has been
nulactured in Richmond for many years expressed this
opinion To many persons and they m pare
told me was not the only one who entertained this OPT
ncn for II had been pronounced by judges ut the North
superior &c thing they tasted Now all who want
such article above described had better call on j. H.
Eastaee Sons the only persons who have i, for sale
here. HINGE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-03

LOUIS JUNE ~.
FROM BENTs FoRr.-We learn from the officers of the
steamer Archer that the company Of Mcssrs Bent and ST
Vrain, comprising about fifty wagons with nine or ten
thousand buffalo robes arrived Kansas landing last
Thursday, from Benrs Fort the Arkansas which psce
they left the leth Of May Messrs Bent and ST WAN
were 10 leave few days AFTER and expected they
would overtake the company long before got ill., bu, as
they did not do So II is feared accident beaen
them They had no intelligence when the company left of
the Mexcans being the march take place and the
reports in circulation that effect believed to be with
out foundaton.-I Republican.
SANTA FE TRADE.We learn from the last Independence
Exposition. that the remaining portion Of Owens & Aus
wagons, Messs. McManus, Samuel Magoin the Leitens-
dorieIs. Houck, Ewing. GVvemeur Hoffman, Dr. Hoffman
aud Felauons companies, had started their route 10
Santa Fc. Two American ladies' Mrs Maguffn and Mrs
LeeGsdortier, and Mexican lady, Mrs E. Leiensdor
Tier, were Of the party.
Tie EEPostor apprehends distress from the want of
water and provisions in CONSCIENCE Of the number of per
sons about TO the plains The buffalo must il thinks
be all driven from the plains, and scarcely of them will
be great deprivation. The traders antic patng such
state OF things. have taken with them unusual quantity
OF provisions-B.
TaE MoRMoSs-We learn from the Mormon district that
all difficulties between the hostile parties nave again been
adjusted and that peace will be maintained, least for
ume.-B
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-03
An ExceIIent surrc,,ion

Penn'ylvans paper asks why the government do not
give TO the public the OF tho pyaes lost in the bat
ties with the Mexcansl "Are not their lives as valuable
themselves Ut asks) and thor friends those Of the
officers Why they kept back. and merely numbered
with the dead horses SO many priyaes aud SO many
horses killed! In this the private soldiers treated
by the letter writer's from the camp Humanity demands
reform OF the practice Of treating the soldiers who do
the fighting being a level with beasts"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-03
DIED.

On the morning Of the LIST inst WILLIAM HENRY infant
son Of the late Joseph e. Parkinson aged 6 months
days.
In this city, al the residence Of her sonnaw fMr John
Brooks near the Old Market, Mrs. JANE JosEs in the G5th
year Of her sRe.
Her friends and acquaintance and those Of Mr. Brooks
are requested to attend her funeral this morning at 10
O'Clock, without further invitation.
On Sunday, the 2st inst, AZ Summer Hill the resi-
dence Of his sister, Mrs l.. A. Page, DIR. Ben
-. Nelson, Of Wyoming, King William CO., in the
J6th year Of his The community in which our friend
lived has sustained loss which we fear will never be fill
ed in ell the relations Of life husband father brother
master friend and neighbour knew him bu, to love
him, none named him but TO praise "-Courtoous kind
and always consdea;e IN his department towards others
modest yet remarkably self possessed and digned in man.
ner honorable and high toned in his business transactions
no did, indeed, deserve it. fullest extent the time honor
ed but much abused title Of gentleman When the hand
o. the rospor lakes from among the old and hoay head
Cd We regard the event matter Of course-but when
such man is snatched sway before he has reached the
meridian Of manhood, feel the foil force and warning
OF tho truth that wo soourners and wayfare here
as n our iahers were. Toe perfect confidence with
which no toppscd IN tho Of his Rcdoomor during his
last lines, gave sure earnest that he has exchanged
world Of change and separation for that blessed STATE
where the wang Of the widow and orphsn s heard no
more, and pain disease, and death have no dominion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-03

lT The Muscogeo Democrat announces tho DEATH on
the 18th u Of Col John Crowc. OF Fort Mitchell Rus
sell county, Ala Col Crowel served under Gen Jackson
IN his Indian wars. lie time delegate in
Congress rom Alabama. under tho territorial
and was ior long period Government Agent among the
Greek Indians. OF late no has bsen better known
as distinguished supporter OF the Turf, and bred the
celebrate racer John Baseom.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-03
Dinner tn W. rnhnII

from The Palatka Whz Banner. We have tho extreme
gnheauon 70 learn that Mr. Csbo Is again fairly before
the people Of Florida candidate for Congress lie 10
gentleman Of Distinguished character snd fine attain.
mens and richly deserves he foil confidence u the people.
Oi he success, we have scarcely doubt On tho 18th
instant, ho visited Paas pagtJok Of Pablo dinner aud
made most eloquent and impressive speech Col Boris.
min Hopkins presided and large number Of gentlemen
Wefo present Tho Banner says that the occasion hi
lsriy and ne feeling prevailed tho estivy-and al.
ogetber, hearsr sod happier Of fellows
down 10 the festive board!
Msy this 20 the Wings q FlOda bo but tho prelude 10
that greater end moro universal triumph, which, trust
hey ahall have Feaaon % ealabraia neEt autumn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-03

sHocEN9 MURDERs-A negro woman, says the Lexng.
ton Mo- Telegraph. belonging 10 Mr. Webster wealthy
farmer OF Henry county, recently from North Carolina
about six weeks since, murdered her masters only
promising boy Of II years Of age. and three Of his ne
groes, by poison, given in coffee. She has made full
confession Of the fact and her object was 10 destroy
her and mistress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-03

least after the primitive fashion given at Hobo
ken, N. Y, the l7Ih ultimo An OK weighing loo
pounds was roasted and served up whole. This immense
mas was put upon the spit o'clock in the morning.
nd was ready Tor the table at FIVE in the afternoon After
paying the requisite attentions the OK there was dance
on the green after tho old Engsh fashion, and give it
still more the air Of the oden time, admission to the fete
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-03
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE ESTATE called "HESSE."
IN county Mathews on the Pansatank river and within
few miles OF the Bay II contains 500 easy
cultivation and improvement and Of the
IN the county On s good story house
steamer which between Baltimore stops
at htwiee week long credit given on n part OF the
sold by October il will be for rent,
Apply 10 X. WALLACE,
m S-"ow King George.