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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09
"A FAITH.


ny Mrs. JAS. GRAY.
"Hark how The wind is whisilins. mother.
List Ia the driven rain; y
Aud alas 10 lhiuk that ms gcnl- brother
itcsscd on The storm, main
The mvthtt raised her meek. lAue ere
FROM ile hob book 10 ,he stormy sky,
Aud a IN ,Denis flush went DER her brow
As she thought of ue boiling foot below.
Buu she CHECKED her human weakness well.
AID sighed for ,hah hear, that wvuld rebel:
ALL wheu al, meekly sp~kc--M vloyc,
| VIII notiear, thcrvs God above
" Bat Ihsye been 10 The gsflep, mo.her,
Aud the wac j. trsilod and
One ross tive crashed. sad pale The other. .
DiooPs 1.-The a thing lo0lose;
And ola all hight bon the toll iucs cracked,
A. - me fearful NO they shdsked
Again HE tno,tets yule cheek bunIcJ.
And she though, o. him los whom she yeam-
Ell.
Bat she spoke ngain IN hOly trust.
The God worship j. good snd just.
.'Brt look a, ,lc tossing waves. mother,
How they dab, and foam. and rosr.
And the wilt winds hovlins. olmnst another
Their echoings ashore.
The mother looked to the ocean wild,
Aud her heart grew SICK ior her absent diild,
Aud ihs sirons prayer rose iron that swelling
hear
My God, Thy help and all impari.'
Look. hook to the Path from the beach. m,,h.
81,
some neiyhbor that must b.
Oh, should nv Sy Minis only bcothcf
lswrccicl in tlBt stormy go.
But the mothers brow grew dceplicr flushed,
And her very breath. her heart was hashfd.
And the light in her meek and trns,iul eve
Grew bright as a star IN a frosty SKY.
Then over ths cottage loo she sprung,
Aud back The door CA It's hinges flung:
And round her wetand weary boy
She flung her arms an tcveri,h JOY;
The gallant ship isstilla wreck,
but she hath fallen uposhis neck:
his harl earned wealth j. lost and gone,
But The God OF mercy hath spared her son.
A Yankee paper thus pothciically describes
the f%ain;ips ola lady:
Down icl DC lovely maiden,
Just like a slaughtered lamb;
Her liair hung round her paliid cheeks.
Lie Scg uccd round a ciaRi"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

Alta meeting Of the Council on Saturday
last. Mr.. J. G. Wiley was elected collector Of
water rents and coal and lumber messases. -
We will give the proceedings in fall so-mos-
row.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09
DlANS IN EURoPE-A WARNING
To SPECtLAToRS

The following letter states facts of very de
cid>d intercst To- many. viii the press OF tho
West, especially. give them a general noto.
riety.
Extracts from n letter OF George Ca,lin.
SOW in Paris, to a friend ia New York
Pray, get some OF thu Elilous OF the United
States, whose papers reach 10 the W-sirm
frontiers, TO discourage any other rauirs of
Iniisns from ooaing To Engiand or France lpy
the purpose of exhibition. The party OF tw el,,.
Oyibbccags who came from London 90 Pan.
some months since, have not been able. even
IN connection with my extensive collection
10 realize more than expenses, snd the person
M Whose charge they lvete, falling OF The
means Eeqnincd 10 pas theif expenses h,ck "a
London, ] volunteered 10 do il myself aud
accompanied them on their passage. ,sk;ns
Brussels on the way. In that city they con-
tmcted that most awful disease, tie small %,
with which , or q were sick, and by ,,i;gl
three oi the finest men of the party have l.st
tbeiF lives. The rest OF The party I have s.n,
by steamer 10 London, aud / very MUCH o.,
they will there be reduced to great distress -
Their dstenupu in Brussels was NOR, ,h.n =
month, and my outlaws more than $1,000
My expense iu exhibiting the parties ~ n.
was aud y ib5cicdy lntians ia Eualand sud
FtouSti IA connections with my Cxtcnsi,.
coll clion daring tis lsst year. have ben op;ie
equal TO all the receipts. Decides the los. at !
yeats time, with much toll aud "a ereat don
ot anxiety and ia that time | have hni ~,
distress end paid TOE expenses OF sx ho,sr,.
amongst them Tn expenses aud nspgn,i
Dul'irs oisnch PARTIES ~ a foreign countr, on
innch greater. and their receipts much les,
ihan iif ardcnt cSpeciatiossul tho.. bftnoi,.
ihrm over. aul l sincerely hone A., al. -,
places 81 lh. poor in4ians. aud for ,t..
h'o' tho'9 pefspas who may ne planning 49,
tesenlattoAs that 40 other cuternrises al ,h
hinh mif d. u~nteStakon. as least tor ma
yeamto com. GED CA1ItN ~
PAW. %Iamlafl 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

C-There leilow in West Troy. who
- last making a fortune, hy letting post
coaches Tun over hin. Immediately sitter
ihe ''dreadiei accident he commences a suit
ior damages against the propdeiors, which
suits. ~ les ulaa uiBe months. have Melted
him l120dollan, One snklealOne, has brought
him in upwards Of 800 dollars, within the
last siNtg days. Hell do to travel.
40. hHickerJocker.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

mED-on Friday evening the Goth ull.,
OF Ely sipclss fever. a, The residence Of tho late
Tr -S,i,snus Wood. near Birmingham,
Guernsey Go. Ohio, MARTHA WOOD in the
.f7ih ycar Of her age.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

The Argus man has some sayines ~rsls,i,, ~
'be limrs nd The unfortunate snsir a, Rich.
mond. We suppos, from Il. he has in.,
walked up and frund ihere uasa fgh, tbe,~
aod that = sli he ssems TO know aboutit n,
y ~ act of wisdom. wheps man has no,b;a,
10 say, 20 say nctbiog. bgi We do NO, e.,
hin ~ b. vie.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

The Massachusetts has arrived at New York.
after a passage OF - days OF very boistcrous
weather.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09
CONGRESS.

WAsHsgoToS, March 5.
The Senate was principally engaged in the
Oregon debate, on which there was On exciting
debate between Messrs. Allen. Haywood aud
Hann.gan. Mr.. Haywood aid the executive
would compromise on the 49th degree. This
Mr.. Alien dsnicd, aud al angry conversational
discussion followed.
The house was engaged Ia reports OF private
bills and On she horbof bill.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

TWO MEN BLOWN UP.-Thc Man.h
Chunk CARTE says that on the 10th inst.
Lawrence Gadney aud Farley were blown up
while blasting IN tunnel No. 3, NeSquchc.
ming. on the Lchigh river works. Mr.. Gafr-
uey formerly worked ON the upper section Of
the North Branch canal where he was well
known a. q psn oi Intelligence and pcrseye-
rance. Both las eyes arc supposed to BE- de.
slfoyeA, aud he Is not expected "a rrcoyer.-
Farley Is not thought dangerously Injured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09
COPPER d CuKA

COPPER ~ CUBA-By & late arrival
rom Havana, SD, New Odcsu. Be ba. 49,.
following statement OF the copprr toining IN
terest al 81 Jagode Cuba. The exponofeo. on.
per ore IRON that port. from tie Lat of D,cem.
5cT Ca the Dist oi Jsnla0 last past. bring two
months, Amounted 90 as25 tons. Het,xern
the 3h Of November aud 81 Dccember las,
there wen 2y6i TONS 81 ropneT sold Ia Sw.p.
s,a. whore ~ IS taken To- te ssn-ited. and
which r~a.iAad the SUN Of G37,4is N r.
The orc was selling 0u the 18th Derembet nj
Gy2 tO Lg6 per ton. Tie Consolidated Nj.
Mug Company IN ST. Jago de- Cuba, isditiIr,
into l2,0OO shares. worth Ei0 per share. Tn,
Company oi ihe San lose min- j. divided ini,
% shsrcs. aud iis value IS not known. from
rough calculation hosVcyef. each share nav q
pas Down as worth 10000. There IL also
mtirmi company in connection with %.
mines This oad viii D. opened next montl
20 tbc pablic, lie principal uae being dedioa
ted to the transportation at ihc oW rom III.
mining district Co The harb0r. distant aioi
two miles. The Company r. divided iu.
1000 shares atsl01 q sharc. About 500
hsvc already been taken.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

IRGINIA-is cBAScraY AT feiss held
an ia. Cisfk's office of The Circuit Sspet.r
Couu al Law and Chsneerv for The county Of OA,,.
IN the m aaih sf Mach 1916
Jsnss n LIaderhark jesse L.ntx. John N'Lsr.
rassnss T. wilson and Lain Fssk.
Ceaplsiaaais.
ChsTlss ID Knor, Jane. d Jackson. John Miller.
Wtissm + Ssihy. safsivus Of Alfred Bensss. wAs
were Partners usder The fsn of w r Selhy 4
Go. JEAN ~ Armstrong. Jsnes MPk1ssny. DayA
Asnsw J, hn R,tshis. zsehsEish Jssnb. sdnius.
traics o. Ssmnsi Spf,ss Sscesssj. TIE Aisscbsns'
snd Mechanics Bank az whsei,ns. and Gsslsvu.
Csesp. sss'snes IN Bankruptcy Of iisrae. n
Miller. Drfendsn.
The eomplsinanis in ihs csasc having 6lsd %
srended aud supplemental ball. and The dsEsnd.as
James % Jseksos.J An Miller, Jane. 81 Marny sl
John Riehie not has Jog ss,sred their appearance AL
given stser'y according 10 The set s~ss.s<mbiy md ID,
rules of this court. and il spp<snns by s~sls.fse'ur
prvsi ihai they are mi inhsbstanss al Inc co.nnpa-
wealth 81 Fifsln's--on motion Df The cosnplsinsns
hs counsel. ~ - ordered hat the sesj dsfsndasls 10
appear here pn The dni day % The nexs Spung lstn
"i u,ts eoan, and answer she eenapissnsnis' biii. Ed
'hei a cory 81 Tbs order be E.rhwiih iasssssd q
s"sns sew.pseer p'inled In he esIy Il wheelas
ks iso moAilss saeesssiVeis. end pssssa ~ The IRE
door Of The cos,n house ~ Ohio cassnfy. a copy tssa
ALEx r LAiDLEY. cisst.
Coon mars
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09
T.

Yesterday we received the three missing
mails from Richmond. We can only give n
brief summary OF The proceedings OF the legis-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

Tlse house was in the committee OF the
whole on the harbor bill. The Senate not Ia
session.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

The woolen factory Ia westerly. r. o.
euPied b. Within r. Amolt. va. desfrge1
by FIRE on SATURDAY. Something vss .gnt
from ihc dye housr, hnt nolhine rom N. 80
tpfy. fhefe was iasursnre at ilc C,gtih,
hosisbip and Que othsr Office lor 81 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

1T Is So3-A lecturer in llis CITY an the
subject 81 mepmerism relate I the ioliovin e as
an erPerimeHi. lfit has been tried aud PROV
ed we conceive that IL iHyol YES n vastly I'M
corlant principle IN physiological scicncc -
a dog having bccd led. the nerve that Qoes
go The stomach was cut. and IL was found shat
digestion bad ceased. a ~gaivsnio battery wa,
then applied, and a current OF gaisanism pour
ct into the nerve, aud digestion was resumed
aud completed.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

Court ofIaw ssd Chsncert is The eoas,, IL ohm
~ tho month OF March 1916
Hseh'"a'S he"hefscn' Complasnani.
sgsiha
RedieA Mkee. Chahs. ID kUas, Franklin ~ Eoo,
Rp'~n & Wool, John Raehr, J.hs & c.mes-1l
ssl Aaeiis IL h.. sifs. Parker Csmpb.li aud
Label h. NC. Henson w chapine aud Fl,xs.
beih ; hfs wife. mich ssid Ameiis N Can aheli.
label Campbell and ~ Eshcih \ chsriine. are
The children snd heifs At Lava Of Samuel sesixr.
late 81 Ohhi county, decreased. Ziehas. al Jsees.
s"m'nis'fs'"r ~ ihs estate 81 lhs said ssmaei
ePffg decreased. The M.fchan,s' and Msehsns~.'
bank ot Nbsslns. Gassas ns Cfassp. assignee ,v
bankruptcy II Charles q Esos stJ ~ Rrd,sk
hkee. snd John w,i.On D. and hisses c Gsad.
Deisnd.nis
The Defendants John Rtleh,e and J..hs wsl.ao
~ nal having sssrFed their sgyesfsncs End eisca
ssevHiy aecosd,nE 20 The act u assembly end he
'"ies Of tbs Cont. ssi - swssrns W satisfactory
Pfssi that they ate DOT iahshstshss of The ra4-
fssn~ q Ptsg,n,s-On mpiion ~ The cssn-
p'a'nAn' ~ eoonsei. - . orjsra Ihsi Inc .sid ae.
'snisnis dc srp<af here en The 6ssi dsy n Inc ness
srf"'s terra If Ih,s sssr. ssi % sses he sosa>
r'-HhAnTs hiii. snl ihal . rrpy % Ibss afdes te 6uh.
~ne 'nssred ~ soms news apef pnaied "a he ei,y
81 wheeling ief twc nonihs ssecs~iysly. ssd pe-t.
90 81 The ffont dcos 81 ne rasd henss ~ Ono
county. A corr ifsse. AK r LAiDIEY.
ooo" maf Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

Harm aud sanalsen Tor sale b,
~ mH5 q A wAKEHAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

LtLouR--iuss reviewed en- eseeiienI suIrlc 81
sursfiae Fi"ar. Which " 81 I've .sld by the
b-r'si ~ retail ~ 2 cents per Fnn"d.
mar A wAKEafAN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

PORT OF -
s@3& WHEELING erehx

REPORrED IN CuAs. o.. BERRY
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
" Boats for fh3 ial IS hours. ending yesfer.
day al I o'ciock, n. ".
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

a Ere at Boston on Sunday DESTROYED ne
grocery sior Of = PomeToy & Co. al Tie
corner q lofyeiiEnd Minor streets. The bull.
itR was inInret ibe amount 81 $1,000. lbc
stuEk st0U1. which was insured.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

CT When II was told % lhe late Rev. S,J.
ney smith, that 81 was intended 10 pafeSt
fauis chunhysnl with blocks, bis an.,,e,
was, dat he thought there would ba no aim
oalt( ~ ihe matter " the Dan aud Shapfsr
ropid PCT their bsads foeahfr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

corn BHoOMS. We Gai de falloyf,,
is isgafi 10 1he pro ]luction OF Broom C,m
and the manufacturing Of Blooms a. Mari
eits by Messr RossS Temple, inthe CALI
polls Journal
The msnulscture ofcosu br,ops AMI
"a Is carried on yer, extensively AZ NJ,
hy M"ssrs. Temple q Ross. last wear. a.
understand, they cultivated some fur nm.
dved acres oi broom com. which. AZ n III,
yield. would make near zoo 900 bmoms snd
1900 BRUSHES. They give constant employ.
inent 20 a large nunbsf ol bauds. aud we a.
glad 10 learn ihat tbe enterprise has thus isI
proved a profitable one.
Most oi oar merchants are supplied Wild
brooms &c. rom THU establishment. Hos,
q f.szer arc agents loI the Manufactures d
Cincinnati.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

IMPORTANT DECISION -HEBRENs
lD the souih Caroline Cpuri Of Ap~p.alsJniw
Butler delivered The opinion Ofu,s court ,n.
taininS fbe Circuit decision. in favor of ilnt
Yosiloh 81 uc iicbfcws la tastciy who h4,s
other changes into their religion. seft,rss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

Water IN tho channel 10 n. Rising.
BOARD OF TRADE.
CoH'afffte on Commerce for March.
8 n~cLELLAS, J. n'LuRE, W. 8. wicxmAn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

a Yorkshire isd who had lately rome 10 ser.
'ice, having had pjed served up fof dinner
rfrIf day Tor q week. ran away. and when
a.Aed Why De had les hrs place. be replied -
They made me eat gmss ith summer. and 1
war aimid ihcyd make nc yeat hes itb win.
tsf-aud ! could not stand that, 20 I wtr on
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

OE-A grisi mill, belonging 90 Mf. Adam
Miller, commonly called Fishers Mill, sit
uated on Twin Creek. In Pseble CO., was con.
summed by hre, on the 18Th inst. The luss 1.
estimated 81 5000. -Four thousand bu-h.
els OF wheat end ono hundred barrels 81 noul
"ere destroyed. The dwelling os isaac Van
a%nsial, salia mile essi of Eaton, on Tie Day
ton turnpike. w~ssslso consumed b, Rrs on III
10Th. Dnvfoa L,uy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-09

a. a girl at Glasgow ,who was In The hab.
% oi thFeateneiug 70 drown herself WHEN In
hts %, had hnmor, started on to ile Clyde.
Pc mother followed closely and hniing her
lirsiiatiug on ,be hank. plenged les over dead
uuti Sic screamed for mercy. and returned
homo a Pcmitent aBd mpeniant child.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
The RICHMOND COLLEGE.


We referred ON Saturday to the laudable eff
forts now in progress to secure a permanent en-.
dowment for this College, and fund for two
other Professorshps.
We understand that the subscriptions on Thurs
day night at the LIST Baptist Church, amounted
TO Sllo5 chiefly for the "Sempe" and 'Ioung
Mems" ProfcSsorships. There is fund of $4,000
already invested in State and City Stocks, for the
permanent endowment of the College; and du.
ring the present effort, the sum of $500 has
been subscribed in addition.
Col l.. w. Allen, the Agent, will wait on the
citizens OF Richmond, for other subscriptions to
the funds already named. The subjoincd notice
shows that the spirit is up, and that the object in
hand must be speedily consummatcd.
RICHMOND COLLEGE-A PROPOSITION.
am authorized 10y gentlemen in this city say
that they will give $1,000 cach for the endowment Of
Richmond College, eight others be found give
equal amount each. Are there in this city, the
State eight friends OF this Institution. who will give this
sunni ANOruER PROBATION authorized by another
gentleman IN this city, that he will he Of 30
give $500 each, for the endowment OF the College.
Should these propositions be accepted (and Why should
they not be- for there numbers OF friends OF this lnst-
tuition amply able do it, the College could be easily
dowed.
Any enquiry communication in regard TO this
other subject relating the endowment of the College
may be made Rev. Eli Ball, Rev. Ro. Ryland Jas
c. Crane, Esq, or To l.. w. ALLEN.
Agent OF Richmond Coll, &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
NOTICE TO THE uNIyERsr

Gentemen-Having received many letter, from E.,...
Ass and Africa and other psrts Of the inhsb,sd ,,s
snd from psrs unknown, asking give them jno,u.
uon a. 70 the sentiments Of tho Democrats party Of W.
gns IN regard TO the giving Of the Notice proydin, for
ne 'eim'nsnon OF the Convention Of 1877 betwren In
Governments OF the United States aud Grea, Br,,,n
concerning tho territory OF Oregon having slso
great many from different Of the Union relative "a ,h
sale OF The Public Lands Of Texas which bsv. e,,i n,
hsmeross OF my eminent correspondents at washine,on
se"ng mat Question: take great pleasure In replviny
through the public press, TO oil these numerous commnn
uon' reatng to Oregonl BY saying that three fourth. of
inc democratic members OF tho General Assembly A..
unanimously In favor Of giving the Notice. and from ,h
oes' information havs received IRON a portions Of The
STATE eighteen out Of every twenty Of the republican
'gnia fully coincide with President Polk in hi. nobl.
pauione and elevated views this great America. ou~,
aon' ana myself the great embodiment Of the Repubc.o
Tam OF Virginia. make this known to the world Lno
ing that great deal depends upon my eIeron. in mi.
great matter! REpiiNI Trs ms
W Tue washington Union Inenis neer London Tine, Co.,
stanunople Gazette, will please publish
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
THE ALLIES IN SOUTH AMERICA.

The late tremendous attack Of the British and
French forces upon Gen. Rosas, and the gallant
resistance made by that officer and the troops
under his command, have excited little surprise
and comment. The story, as told by the com.
manders of the British and French forces them.
selves, is, that eleven French and British men of
war, three of them steamers, were engaged in the
combat-the total number Of guns being probably
IS, and the crews 100 men. On the side Of
Rusas, were 1900 men. and 90 guns. 1t took the
allies six or seven hours TO conquer this little
force, and that was not accomplished until two Of
their vessels had received Oil cannon balls in
their hulls,-a third been turned into a perfect
sieve from stem to stern, aud 1919 OF their men
killed. The y. Y. Commercial questions and
upon very plausible reasons, whether Rosas was
supported by more than ten guns.
speaking Of guns" we would like to know
what is the condition of squadron in the Gulf,
for assailing the strong Qualifications Of Vera
Cruz. If we not misnformed, only two or
three Of them are provided with an armament
suited TO such a purpose. rePulse by the MeIi-
cans would be rather Notifying.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
The Convention Question.

This subject now receives daily some consider.
alton in the House of Delegates. Generally two
speeches delivered, pro and con, and then the
bill is laid the table, to take up other business.
After Mr.. Leitwich had concluded his speech, in
favor of the substitute, Ito organize on the white
bass,1 Mr.. EpMuNps took the floor on Friday,
and, as might have been expected, made a strong
speech, Astounding with statistics, against the
prime pie of organization proposed by Mr.. Left
witch.
On Saturday, Mr.. Mcpherson spoke for, and
Mr.. Turnbu against, the substitute. The ques.
ton will probably be taken on Tuesday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

We hsve received hom Messrs. Nash & woodhouse.
the Janusry nanber Of the Republication Of the LovDJN
LlS,sr Judgn from the Table Of Contents. and glance
81 few 81 the prominent articles, should decide
number o. BE- one Of great value to the medical fraternity
Also. from the gentlemen, smother number Of THE
FsHnEEs LfsRAsy. edited by John skinner, Esq. Ths
We need hardly repeat sa work Of peculiar excellence
Librarg Of Select Norris
Msssrs J w. Randolph & Co.. have favored ~ with the
7Ist No Of the Library fSsec Novels being the "story
Of RoyaI Fsvourte," BY Mrs. Gore.
Al.o. No D. Of Hsrpof's Illum'nsed ard New Pictorial
Bibio-s work OF unfivaIlsd beauty Of execution.
Add the ioth number Of Tvs WAyptsiSo JEw, superb
Nv illustrated by the most emiaent artists Of Paris.
These wotks need only be announced, 70 command
adv susntion from the generalreader.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-09

10 ns hdne's Of hs WAx.
eard' having appeared In the papers calling on
.a "eNnf L. BROOKE to become q candidate Tor
- "a the House OF Delegates declined BY Mr. Lyons.
wish to urge him do 90 ., once b,for. an, NJ h M
can spring up which year esu,-d tho d,,. Of
mo wing party and the expressed w,h.. Of the meresn
tile community.
meeting OF the citizen. last Spring r.v, dsc,.,.
evidence ot the preference Of tho copms,.., '
our eiiiz ms for Mr. BaooxK over ans o,h., p'yn OF
vote The polls proved that the WAs psry aid no, r.ss
hm' Let IN determine, then, s this election NO, s..,
permit dissenson TO bring defeat both Of the.
Mr. BROOKE fought msnfully for US thep-h. ..T...i
Win us-and We owe Il TO him In gr.,i,sde N ,ce
are determined to succeed now. that no shouId hay. mr.
minent share in triumph. aIloCYnp0