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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07

There Is now going IN Baltimore 4 series Of Lectures.
Tor the benefit OF the Light Street Sabbath School The
Hon. J1hn + Kennedy has u.t delivered one Of great in
teres and we find the Rev. e l.. MaEoon will deliver the
thrd Lecture. The Baltimore American says -
The third lecture in the will be pronounced TIN.
evening by the Kew T.. l. Megoon, OF Richmond Va
THIS divine well known in the literary circles
Of city, aud has Yet iatd visiting US - be
received 10y large Audiences. lie will follow up the dis
course OF Ihis evening Fndiy) with another On Monday
evening Ia continuation Of his ,aeme-"1he love Of CT
ctemtnt"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07
i hhl R,e,n,La,r,d and R,,.,,.a.

The Senate sPeaG the whole sitting yesterday in debr-
uns bal which had passed the day before IL vas "a
bill TO incorporate the Virginia Eclecuc and Scientific In
sutuIe" That body upon cool relecuon which it scarce
y gave he sab3e, FIRST, could bring itself to give
legislative sanction 10 Of the sort although ear
nesy advocated by % the medical gentlemen OF the
Senate Its advocates contenjed that j, ought to be al
lowed TO deal sceuHdm drtsH bu, it, opponents did not
feel authorized to lake the responsibility
Our worthy friend Baptist fought manaly for his charge
Throughout the whole conflict
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07

RisHrs or MARRIED WosES.-A bill has passed the Wis
consn Legislature protect the rights OF married
II provides that they may become possessed OF real estate
BY descent bequest, demise g, pu chase or distribution
and also hold N their right real which they
nave possessed before coverurc and be exempt from their
husbands debts The dover OF the wife the estate
OF which the husband dies seized likewise exempted from
Inability On account OF the husbands debts the control aud
management Oi the we's in husband as here
'oore In case oi the ~e DEATH such properly descend
u the Joint and there be none then TO her
aud hs heiIs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07

The Association proposed in the suboined article IS one
which would indeed do honor the city. The suggestion
is from Of enterprisns and public spirited
cltiz and be seconded By the hearty con.
euuenee oicvery man Of influence amongstus.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07
TIE Eoekgrrds, pnir,eL

We learn from the Stiun'on papers that Gov Mcdowell
mas consented To lie, his :, before the "Democrac
Convention, which Is 10 assemble Hars1aburg on the
Oh instant, - nominate a candidate Tor Congress
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07
DANCING.
MIR. GOODWIN rcsnecilullx infnrms The
NOTICE.

TNHE subscribers have entered into Copaytner.
sp gaer the firm Of Gfubbs Appcrson Tor the pufso.e
eoh1ieuag bs ApotecaU and Drug busuea md have taken
ne housc formsry occupied by Ade Co No 81
Main ~. 49, wv -
Ibey Keeping At al tunes assors g. o. nuss Med
S'nes faihs Oia iIe Spg &C. agd a call nom their Old
ends and me public grncn Both Of having been brought
W 70 me busn'p and having engaged in IL Tor
yAfs 10 Wi thy' hope BY cos5 business 10 merit
thaTe o. patronage.
one % both 81 nsw he found times a. attend 10 per.on
70 punf ~ such orders may ph,-ans msr
onh' ahn hes Parcuaf b. ps to putting
steh pc cfiruohs msy sent IN ne honre
PETER w. GRUBBs
Il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07
CRY DELEGATE.

Mr.. Lyons the present delegate intending. ne il \.
understood, 10 Teurc ] ON glad 10 the Wings Of the
city turning their attention 10 Henry L. Brooke. The
voted for Mr. Lyons last spring, because he was
brought cut by respectable Wing merchants. and be.
cause the nomination met his appro5auon-none other
having then been made OF being anticipated. Now
however, that there Is ground for dsseDsiOn nor 20
for Bs The writer conceive, any objection 10 Mr..
Brooke, who was the nominee Of the Wing parry last
year too late indeed 10 unite the whole Wing vote, but
commanding n m-Jofy 81 o., LEI give him our uni
'cI support. Mr. Brooke psesses talents and ucquire
mcnis fully equal ~ the station universally and DE-.
scrvedy popular with Oh who know him aud 30 is con.
hdenty believed thst would prove n more DC.
e'piabe ond useful rrp'esen,a,ye Of tho Metropolis. in
the GcneaI Assembly WIG VOTER.
a HrvpRtD YaAFs AeI!!-Quant. tb,ugh,ful. philo.
sgphicai, snd musical. Whose II Uas, We know not -
Whose -, from the hyming, s easily told lei,
worth he owning -NsW FC't E<rress
"Whcrr. where are OLD the BIRDS th5t ssua
a hundred ycars agoi
The npver' that a.l Do benuly s.t,ug
4 iuldfci Year. IgDi
The lip4 tnltsmi 3D.,
The eycs that wild
IN flashes shono
S1if eyes upon
where, y where, IRE lips ald eye.
The moilcrs smiles, the l0yeis siyi',
That ls,d 80 long sgD'
"who peor.cI Ill the city .tssts.
A bundled years a..f
WHO filed hc church .t' istcs meek,
hundred ycsrs aR0i
The sneerng tale
Oi sister haI.
The pof tlst wOfk'd
a brother. hurt
Nhsfe. % where, are p'I~ and srrtfs
Tho poor MONS hog,f. the ncb m. ne Tears,
That lived 30 10 aRoi
"wtre mc te q,ays7 whore decd men .lcpf,
hu1If.I year. og.f
VIII" wien ib,y ~ofs I,irg. wepf
hundred yfau ar0i
UY uf.r. men
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07

a Gen. Chapman OF Michigan 10 the House Of Repre-
sen'aiyes, - said t. have made very grand and amusing
dlspay. story that be had invited Gen Cass TO
hear his debut but the Senator soon seen departing
sinking his head. Among other things Gen Chapman
said that Education the great ercmy 10 Democracy,
How true that folly sometimes uuers word, Of wisdom:
aud here fantDg member Of Congress has spoken tutb
which may well pass into proyorb.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07
APPOINTMENTS pY rHE PRESIDENT.
Bs aad r,iA tlt aarie. aad consent Of "a. S.nat..

Auguste DiVeEac, cl New York to be charge d'sI,es
At the court OF his Majesty, the k,ng Of the NeheanGs
m the place OF Christopher Hughes, recalled.
James DunoP ~ the District ct Columbia, 70 be asss-
Judge ct the circuit ct the United Tor the
District OF Columbia, the place OF Bueknsr TAtusion
dec asej.
Henry Dodge, ~ be Governor Of W seonsn, IN the
place ct Nathaniel L. Tailnsdgc removed.
James Clarke. ct Iowa. IL be Governor Of Iowa. in the
place OF John Chambers, removed.
Jesse Williams, Iowa, De Secretary OF lows, the
pace ct Samuel Burr removed
Sunsou H. Anderson. he marshal Of the United Stse.
for the District OF Illinois, IN the place OF Thomas NJ Hope,
removed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07

DIED,

In Ba,,Ieown, Clarke County, Va on the Bird instant
by the Rev. Jesse T.. Weems, Capt. ALENASDER l.. Me
kENzIE, OF Fa risk, to Mrs. NANCY c. SyDSoE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07
GENERAL ASSEMBLY or VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

feotuuy v. icto-
Mr. srAs,sD moved pend the rule Of the Senate
for the purpose OF reconsdeg the the passage
the o, TO Incorporate the Virginia Eclectic and ScenS
ln.uiute-(Mr Cor In the Char)
This led TO long debate upon IN. me,is Of the bill
between Messrs BArrisr Scorr. aud THSNr.oS of A. Ia
favor; and Messrs SrASARD. GALLAuER, CArKRr0S Wal
LACE. ani WtrcuER. againstu
The vote finally TAKEN at 81 o'clock upon the mo
uon {" reconsider the vote. aud decided in
Mr. BAPTIST then moved that the bill DO laid on the ia
oc the Senate not being full This negstiycd-snd
inc OIL being put on its passage, rejected-Ayes
Noes IL.
On motion of Mr.. wooLr In. the Senate adj burned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07

NoN Resistance -"Wha is n.r,s i,tanc,3 Tof,l ow
the devil wherever he chooses to lead you, without the
holding back or sIackening your pace"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07

The reply of Mr. Bayy OF Va. to Mr. Johnson OF Tenn
made IN the House Of Representatives few days ago
which We copy in todnys Glzaue, will show what the
examinations and reerimnatons going the
different sections Of the piy under whose control the
tsresG Of tie country unfortunately placed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07
DRAGOONS. INTENTION.

A TTEND meeting Of your Company, at EH-
change hoiei On TUEsnAY ner' ~ oocE precisely
hv'nsif ~ VITAL npoabee fernando the attention n sysD
bef ~ order of the Captain
Fsb 6th, IsfG. MARX 1t Sent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07
MORE BARGAINS IN DRY GOOpa-

MORE BARGAINS IN DRY GOODa.-
l'l 10 pieces lr"w Liners fs.s, s 70 a. o. pr yard
risces w ana 10 LINN si,teitns 20 10 90 en-.
10 o. - Fufnrufo Dunrty ony IS &c
o. GHmbrr
100 drf Linrn Cambdc Uitc. from % 10 D.
20 psces Ifh Linens nos- undrsssd and Taats,tssB foe
from any mixture n
hudin bobss Thread tlees sd Fsqirrs
Thread B0bhiH iacss. Nu.tu 90 u
Beaefed and brown shec.i rni Jhutbf.
brcss good 10 great v-rei, se very Cashmere
~ % Musin.
Caheoe Rich srd lssuufi eogd andBt Alpseea. from sc
10 o. .sfyafd
s ant ,on Hosery. KID Gloves beautiful eo, Ts, Gov
ere " buFanl Us pieces Slurett n 90 N 100 r yard
b. ard Cisn~fcs $40 may obrf bargains
rated. keeafy s' foa DO and county 81 No
~. mHn =. r. EDUt4 BERKELEY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07
Mr.. BAYLY IN REPLY To MR.. JOHNSON.

ST. Ideny authority OF the gentleman read me or
any Of my colleagues OF the party. Our position with
the party such doubtful character. that he any
body else suspicion upon party fidelity. Our
SERVERS have not been uulmpoant that tue party will
surrender willingly the opposition. But # the GER
eman had the OF driving every from the parry
who differs the President upon any subject would
beg him consider what would be the consequence Of
exercising H. lie would commence suppose, by reading
s, who voted against the ct the Executive on
Texas question; theu such Of will tor
giving the notice; AL such differ with tie
reduction OF tie tariff; then, such do agree
Sboutthe sub treasury; and last all such er with up
the subject q, internal imI And by time
he had put all these under tae party ban, how would it
standl Its supporters would have beggary
empty benches.
% all the questions be made n of party orthodoxy
this Is the last AZ nave said before purely a ques
Of Npfdency, involving principle. But gcr-
sman says the questions Of The bank the tariff internal
improvements, distribution, &c. may all be said
questions OF expeocney. S.F, have argument
dress 10 democrat WIN takes such a view l. least,
had always thought that these questions something
more Than questions Of eNpedieney. had always
thought that they questions involving principle and
principle OF Ihl INST vital character.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07

'hNJlNE French Brandy
" Imitation do.
Pure CIDER Brandy.
F,a-h BraniJ-for sale By
e' WILLIAMS HAXALI.
GIN pipes pure Holland Gin, tor sale by
~ Re WILLIAMS HANALI.
~ lNES--Oliveirss fine old Reserve London
W Particular, Bual aud sereesI-lor sale by
{" WILLIAMS HAXALL
OLD WHISkEY. 30 bbls pine old Whiskey,
~ for sale by
feo WILLIAMS Il HAXALL.
MOLASSES. 30 hhds prime West India
L'h Molass,s, for sale by
GLOVER SEED--IOu bushels prime quallty,
- in store for sale by
WILLIAMS HAXALI..
SALT. 500 sacks Liverpool Factory filled Salt,
~ foraety
Ie' WILLIAMS Il HAXALL
BUTTER. - frkirs Goshen and Glades
~ Butter. IN store for sale by
E7 WILLIAMS HANALL.
NEW crop Rio COFFEE-5O kegs new crop Rio Cofe- iIs
received in store, and for sale by
~ BIssELL MeCANDLIsH.
tNSEr hTAhbN-.s Sbs Jersey Brandy Iust received in
- C. and for sale by
te BISSELI. 4 MeCANDGIsH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07

We see stated IA the National lGtelgencer that the
Roman Catholics O Washington have II ia
the metropolis church edicc Il magnificent
mensiGpns, something after the Of the most eGen
cath, drals Of Europe 1t intended appeal for aid
m this undertaking every cong luOn IT their denUm
in the United States IL IS eslImated that the sruc
ture will cost about So 200 donrs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07

Many yeats ago joint stock company formed for
the purpose ui csab sang London daily Journal That
fournnl nlmtd 'ihc rlmes On Its first appearance
small! diugy looking Sheet but y ,sse.ssd tai
which forced irInIO uocc 1t arIced public at.
IenIUn ana gradually increased re, powell and 90 lu
The properly IL, at the present Time divided into
twenty -four shares, Of which sixteen belong to Mr John
Walter The political opinions Jlurnal are directed
by the majority OF the Vt share hoiers
AID hCs Mr. Wal possesses thirds If the entire
property his voice alone controls the bias Of the puna
The "Gncs" Is OF excellent property Ii issa;d
that MI Walter his daughter : her wedding portion
page Of the Journla splendid fortune II never grant.
credit To one, and Is every Of the phase
y.money concern. Every notice o.. deat, or mar
Hagsis charged Or-he simp me nj not being
inserted tor less than shngs aud Hpencc nearly
two toars. The value of the Times" in a purely com
mcrciul point Of view, Is E3l2 0UO-cach shore being
worth Gl3 900 The annual profit Of u Tunes" is about
Gi5UGO, ct which Mr.. Walter receives, as his portion
f1JOJO-avery pretty li,te inccme!-Nat lat.
wAR rs rnE wEsr.-The Mayor Of Chicago having
called meeting for the purpose taxing into consders
ZION the beet OF defending ihst city IN case VI war
the Chicago Journal publishes the following:
"WASEo.-A Secretary far the War meeting On FIJI
day evening. None need apply unless he ries good run
ming hsnd.
" vows the day, and now's the mint
= on We thail be thcky in IT,
Then let those who expect to win it,
Never stay away"
In view Of the call Of our worthy Nayor for
the defence Of the city, think would be appropriate
for all who attend the meeting appeer in the Mormon
uniom-a gull JehnHd tie and Briek bat ~ each
hand"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07

SCOlCH Ale. ~ --lp received, supply
- ~ 'h' esl'bnlsd "Fskr As a pins NJ i.,s nsori a.
Mo- Snss'~ a. IN gnnus nd Loaioa Etown Stout q-ss
400 p'ri' l"f sac hy JNO GRHHR
Nf Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07
TWO BENEFITS.
Death on The Pale Horse, and Christ heaiinO
Sick

Death on The Pale Horse, and Christ heaIi,o n.
Sick.
u'HEsE two splendid Painting. can be sen Tb. Ia, am,
ns am on SATURDAY day AMI evening" at III. James Fri.
eopai .huf'h win srms choice Music
by the Cho q, for cay - eeats.
The Exhibition day will be for the benefit Of m, ch,,
and TO morrow TOT the Female ophiu Asylum and com
pare two such Paintings together price, be
0T AUCTION NOTlCE.-We shall ,eII in
front OF our a, ioi O'Clock morning. an a...rp.n,
Groee,ies, Liquors &C.
e7 WILLIAMS a HAxALI, Aue,..
GIr Religious Notice.-The Rev. s. Bo,uoy-
NJ Converted Jew and Agent OF the fr Evan
sens the Jews VIII deliver morrow a. folox.
The hrs IN the I'd Bapust Church O'Clock in the
Subject; "Conversion and Restoration J.w" Tn. 60.
IN r' nifty ia the evening ooek-subjee The Jew. az.
blessing TO the Na'on The israetes city are rp.e
fully invited To ationd
~ There Will be a Mass Missionary Meeuny al III.
Second Baptist Church. Tomorrow fSundayl p;gb, n,
nan past o'clock. Rev. A JuDSoS will be present lie
has spent near thiriyour in ASIA mostly in Bunsb
engaged IN teaching, preaching and tTanssung the Holy
Scriptures. 10y
Rev A. Judson will ais. be the First Bapti., Church
on Tomorrow Sunday morning, at ii O'clock.
NOTWITHSTANDING; What i, M Tn. question " m
be considered at the Odd Fellows Hail. on Sunday after
hoon al o'clock, weather permitting The public 1. re-
apee'iu'ly invited.
fNhE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF the .Mu.
-, ua' Insurance Society against fTe Buildings o:
the state Of virginia viii be he'd city Of Rich.
mons on saturday the 9Th Of February O'Clock r. 81
1ls-e~d J. RurHERFooap, PA
The Wings ol Hanover county are Requested 10 NEE, AZ
Their Cour House. the first day of the February term OF
Their County Court, To select candidate from their party
Tor the election to be held for the county
next April. MANY WINGS -
" Other Wing papers will copy.
II- CATHOLIC CuuKca.-On Sunday inert. during The
afternoon service, which commences at half PAST three
Bishop WHtLAS will show that Private Judgement" I'm
the Modern seGse constituted part Of primitive Chts
aniy. fec
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07
NNTnA I'D nInAIIA CIGAns

VfOR SALE PRIVATELY. 10 EgNAiN IN THE STATE
- valuable famiy Of Nrgroes. consisting msn his wife m
3ehifenhe stfatc Pasteer ard GOOD Brick isys
Apply 20 fec Y a. DICKINSON n HRprHER. Aucts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07
YORK RIVER OYSTERS.

HNHE schoonsr W the Dock. cstgo
y planted You oYHrERs equal, n superior any ever
offered In the maiteL Apply ~ ibe captain. hoard
70 6-A' THOMAS HEIRN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07

~ Of Cigars have on hand have
receives BY the Maen Ruu ~ "srsn
Washington ia Norma" ReFaas finest qualify
We have hsnd The greatest variety
NJ hne Cigafs have onfed Among
"Coon fescus and "bos ramas Remadu" which are the mos
honabe and sabc rais market We eG.r ths At
low vices NJ whoieraie feusn DUvAgA PURCELL.
Nb6 If7 Main aresI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07

W Shall NpII in
front Of ioi O'Clock morning. an ~
Groceries, Liquors, &C.
fe7 WILLIAMS a UANAIJ A,s,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07

NoIlCE-SalyatiOn; What Is ~ THIS question " mi
be considered at the Odd Fellows o on Sunday after
noon, at o'clock. weather permitting. The public i. re-
specially invited.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-07

'I'hE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF the "Mu
l. tuai Assurance Society against Fire on Buildings o:
tue As OF virginia wiz be he'd at heir oee city Rich
"'n on ea.tuay 'he 'th OF February O'Clock
"a l3-cwtd J. RUrHEuFooRn q !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11

ye.caon Of the case of Mary Hayes the woman found
in chairs |. appeared BY the testimony OF Mary herself
tia, her husband kind to her when she sober
that ne was willing she should have pint Of liquor day
If that would only do her tina; he worked steadily at
his trade when he had work and tina, he provided well
for his family John said in mis- defence that 1t was all
he could do with her-,hat Judge Downing frat advised
him chain her up The Judge contradicted this ana
said he might have advised i;n lie herup but never
advised him 20 use irors The Court thought proper 10
dscnarg- them both time. but If Mary got drunk
again she would be sent TO Jail.
IT George Burnet-a broker in New ORR was
complained OF for selling chances or policies OF tickets In
the New Jersey and Pokomoka Lotteries at NO nov"
I'D. Exchange Place in Ws,erstreet near MAN Dur
not was ordered to give security in the sum Oh Sooo to
answer a, the next Court of Oyer and IeF'nneF which
he did
r. Look al Long Island Bank IS to see that
they are no, altered from Is and at Tradesmens Bank
1os-counterfeirs being in circulation.
~ little child belonging 10 Mr.. George W
o.ey 202 High.s,ree scalded to death yesterdsy
q. f,eypoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11
Sales Real Estate.

BY 4. ). BteecST.
Two story house and lot Bethunest - by So
feet S. $50
House. stable and 4 lots on llth.avenue and s2d-
St. IS BY 100. 1900
Three story brick house and lot 81 Bondst. Pot by
llU ieet -II,UuV
Three story brick house ard lot 10 Greenwichst
- by iUu 1stt INV
Four story brick house and lot AS Houston.s, IS
by 100 feet 'oo
Two houses and one year lease OF lot II Clinton
81 rom is, May 1916 1000
Lot on Lewiss. near Rivington 25 By 100 feet. 1875
l.o, on 10th 81. near the Old Post Road, % by 9Si
ieet-. - ne,
i'I tee az ss'u'' Ae'. -. ~. $50
1911 fee. ,.e 1 inches ss'' l,o5o
Two story brick front house and iot ~, walker
Is fee. ,e'' iAe1'' nOn'' - 49,. 1900
Two story brick front house and lot So and 5st
fee.a inches one side and %, the other $3.50
House and lot Isl Lsarenss, Reer HoustoRS,.... 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11
DIED

ArHux Cages. At Domingo. the sth of November
1915. WILLIAM DEAS. Colonel e Marines. native Of
Charleston 8 C. but for the las, twenty year. resident
of the former place He buriedwltb national l;,srv
honors mis- funeral being ATTENDED by all the govern.
mental officers citizens and distinguished foreigners OF
thar place.
On Tuesday evenieE IN Tue 80 iear OF mis- sse, JOHN
His friends and those Of his sonin.aw VIM Jackson
are respectfully invited 10 attend bis funeral from the
residence of the latter 2 West lnh near the 9thav
on Thurstsv ~ | o'clock =. NJ His remain, will h,
tsken 20 Greenwood Cemetery forintermept
On Tuesday the 10th inst. ISAAC BROKAw, in the
4ih year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the iily respectfully
invited 20 attend his funeral this afternoon ST ococt
from MS late residence corner Of Greenwich and Laigh
ste without furthhir invitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

E They are arming Brooklyn, also in appre-
Ssason OF war. On Monday night communication
vas sen. to the Common Council BY II. B. Duryea Esq.
osoier General of the 44,h Brigade drawing the sen.
OF the authorities the unprepsred state of the city
40 eavrons TO resist the attack of enemy in case OF
u' AMI urging upon them the necessity Of taking some
1--WE IN the premises. The danger fully set forth
e should war take place, hostlties would be carried
onward go rapidly after their commencement, TO leave
Wv De time for preparation and that the first Of
e arrival of hostile fee, would be reported in the off,
oS the Magnetic Telegraph. Some debate ensued
sOa 'ne communication aud general feeling seemed
" prevail among the members that such contingency
"e no' an impossib,y. Aspecial committee, consist
1e o. 'aree military gentlemen. Aid. J. c. Smith, Bur-
lA ana Powell, was therefore appointed to make the
upon N-N w.
W Justice Garrison entered INTO careful in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-11

SHOCKING AccIDENT-On Tuesday morning the
9th inst about o'clock the dwelling OF Hon Marshall
NJ Strong q, Racine, w. T. was consumed by hre and
Mrs Strong together with her SON. aoou, years anu
daughter wears of age persisted in the flames. At the
time of the occurrence the wind was blowing gale
There was no man in the house the the ume ana only
a servant girl in addition TO those who perlsneo f
Strong himself being member Of the Senale o. WIS
consin. was absent N Madison.
On discovering the FIRE, Mrs Strong and the servant
each having child sleeping with them tn the sec ono
story of the housed escaped to the street but MIS-
S,rors impeled BY u mothers holy love- was heard by
the servau, to excsim: =" My children oh my chill
dreu and immediately returned to the house Tor tner
rescue bat being probably by the rapid
ly spreading fame and smoke she unable 10 reach
them 10 escape, and all persisted together.
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