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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
RIciIa0N0T coaRrspo.s.DE.NcE.
Rls j IOWA, Dec. !. ISIS

sa4
RlsHnonn. Dec, 4. 1876
Taif \ ~ All fos The nse,,ss Il III L+s,.l..
49, y Z ssw tanning steadily, tus i. mote u
laAn AZ. qasram u oo.h tica>s, az oa II. Aos,.
liasre wlltbe 40 organ xAiiea btoth II III a.a
= hoar. Nealnsy therefore s, L ds.n 4. ees.
t1is. tAat Epw ian P.sc.rr. Ed ,of DIV idd,.
!. SPe4ssr.f ,ks seaass, aaa w,,lt,M d.
q pS. s al, sf Msekieasats sp..k., ~ n.
d.ase me sihet stEsets VII Be Re sppeis,.,l.
Y the Pt,seht Stage 4 The Il ssiae. aoth,.. en-
q r 81 e,edssIte he app4iilmsni &c sssasar or
safss,s fAers has seea NJ .i,as FIR c,a>,,lss
.isn' la tetstsace 70 internal improvements
shFts Is s'r' ng feeling Ina. semeshira drri,ass
must ee dane AZ The paesva, session Nee
is ihs usual diversity Il viexss Is 10 utat ~,
sheasd se- 'i'hf people ia D r3len ef,bs Nss.a
Yves, are again, prepared 10 pa1 i he sriea. !. /
VI, "GaesarBn,}ald suppose Wheeling Will Be
on The alefi 10 prevent any change II lccsa,en,
RI. aeIt appointments f,.r The yolnn,eer' Re
gimsas are not lst made. uatef The Law, Us Il
nov stands, me Governor does DO, feel hinssl
laushsrized 10 al thess fices, but intends IL
sabmi. 10 .hs Lesissalure The ptoprely ( can
fslriug the authority 10 direc, manner, u loo
much delay would eD>ue from Waiting "a asss q.
be the companies and then 70 elect olfcers. -
Ii IS generally understood here thsi the @ cyer 4
nor vas disposed ,s confer The eemnlnd upen
Maj WA4ftk 0AySG. graduate fyea Peia,;
and 40 aeeomplishefofEeer barthe Mainr's 2resl
emf engagements WI prevent his acceptance Of
the post. Maj, JoHs F HAmraAMcx, of Jefe .
son, Also graduate Of West Point, Is proni.
neatly PfesenlsiEas an etieer Of experience lid
Cue sSiIity and il be be no, appointed 70 one OF
the posts, ii WILDE becaase stronger Influences
can be brousSt 10 bear ia favor Of. cihers The
GoysFaor, il \ stated, mas very high spprscia,
iiea d Maj. Y y Qualifications ana irust In
give eject 10 hisByiews 10 this respect. R
Ihave JUS, been on visi, TO Tho Clover Hin
Coat Mines ID Chesterfield, where an imnenssse5
body q csal 81 The Des; quality is raised.--
Hea'y fortunes must be made from then, ltfs
a mater Y; srsal interes, and curiosity 10 nots
the formation Of tbs Coal, aud he modes of
Sotking il, Some; of The shafts ere sunk from
: q 500 feet, apd thrilling description VS.
giyen me &c an explosion Of the gas il one III
these, few years ago, BY which from so 10 80
Of the hands were buried up in lie dark eavern..
Others. were rescued. #H
IIssins fallen into me hands OF tho hospiia-
Ble proprietor oil. one Of the Glover Hill pits.
Games Il Coz. ESQ D and his equaly Hospital
BILE family, had.eyefy opportunity Afforded ne,
fer a. pleasant sol lurp, end have reason l. dee
myself fprlanatelin being able 10 O., back III
time ~ The meeting Of the Legislature. / bull
give expression % an enpha,ic, su, jost descrip.
ton, when say ihe "Soulh- Sdets" are Y
"shels-sened" people. Their chseIfufdispen.
sation Of hospitality has 40 limit
P. p The officersspoken Of shove were eleo,-
ed Cd Monday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
tpIHu,

On he OH instsni. or Inflammation Of The lungs
|yAsE " wife Of sfr. chsrlrs Moier, in DE Si,h
year Of her sge. fiji the relation Of wife and me-
Their. she vas Kind and shreiionate
ID ibis couniJ, 90 me 30 insf !, Mrs. cRnis4isA
SNYDEs, wife u John SaydeI, SEN, 10 The sob
year or her ae.. She had been for mary years
con,:s.eni nlember pf lbs Pfes5yistlsn Church,
respected and hslsrsd b 81 she knew her q
Though horns dosn Hiih The in6fmiiicssf y
snd deelibipg health, and FOR some,i,..s 4 RI
lGeetivsd fsighi IS IA ~ denied n =. ,v;legp n
Ifesdlhg Gods Holy Word, sb,, u nal 1;,b.
lert the cpbsolina influence II tlsatu,hs. n,
deeply befeayed husbap s1d frieps,s nssd ~,
mourn 81 ihose vill ut hone. Tor hsr esd Va
that of ,hs righss a.-.s Thou shsl, eons q rs
sr.re ina fad 81, Ike - s,ockof corn comerS
10 his sea- ~ f.
IN S,sepaer.lstnun. on Saturday week. II 81 "a.
papeed sgr. Mr. reRER Ohzn0ni'f HI ~, ,ie;s,s.
ted IN many u The scenes Of The lsss War. and wau
knder The eommspd cften Harrison Il Fort Aieies
Ills remsies we're interred BY the .Potomae X III
Corps. with cetemolies appropriate ID the solder
sabine vetersn 81 ofKer dA, 49, bi,ff
Near NesioRn. on the gih olf., sfiefsa lihxtring
ADD painful iIiness. Mira HAnSaH Rrs1 10 de 6Sd
ysarTof her ri vife oftlle tlse Thes Hts,. desA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
W0RECH..

yRyHE Partnership heretofore e1lst4agl bs-
II tween Doctors Hsmnsond ana 1elds,
is this day dissolved, nv mutual ccnApo4 AM
persons indie lsd 10 The Grm are raaaestss ta
call upon Doctor Hamm end aud. SET n taB b aA-
counts b. note or cthsrpise ls
iI+---------E4l1 Taos HAa#Aasb1S ID
sh.Ph1fd.,owa, Nov IS, Ipse ' IA ] 'isss.kss
GFDr. HAMMOND continues IL aFnat re- ~
his Profession It'll fsfF II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
TOR SAFE

"ZILL be ssld, h ths subsc rlssr, j 80.
w dspce. one mile West 81 TjaeIevn y.
Wsdnssday The 30tk 6sy ii DfeeniS.-. II fsir. III
not. the next fair fsy, allhis rarta sinck ~.
plemenis, and sone Household Farnftaha !. sor.
sistiDg Of .
YORK Horses, Mich ccws,,
STOCK Hogs, (very tine, H
implements Of dA sortsussS III syays,
Corn and Oats,
One plain Carriage and iIaE,tess
Va very fine ne,o Wheat .MacI57la oaa
Wheat Fans i, slhcrf, e,retg i,,s.r
usually used OH d farm. .t
TERMst.--A credh ef nine mont. Il III s0
xivss on = y sOnls Of fivc dollars sbd asE,sf1..
With bond end approved security gu! ,aH.r
cash-excsPt tho corn and oa,s, which II I'll W.
sold on scredt Of sixty days. "
!. ANTHONY kRN Eny
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
Hcharls,,own Das IN ,s1s II
Negroes for Eairs.

NJ M THOSE who hired ME rs she
AN0 20 present year, | shall 1aaet ~
be Plnctual, and tho negroes u tsis 4ssifaea
with clothing Of proper size and taslefjal
\ Dec 70. 1916 81. CHS MaTEs 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
TO all Concerllea

1EdH0s9 persons knowing thensslYss inaaAt.
= ed 10 ne, apd ishiHg 10 pay III Trad \,
will please deliver il before he III III laaaafy
next, asafler that time Ii willnat bsftsaeisss
During the nenlh Of January Will eil sn
these indebted 10 me fur settlement. Afl aals
counts not cioasd B, sv6ti, Of cask. wiffos put
III the olieera hands for collection. 81 ssanas
earn nv nispsy twice by payisg ka,ss tlfs,
and lcosiDg Tins.
WIS u sAMKSs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
STEPHENS s VEL =.
HARPERS.EERRY !,

. f. GI 10 & :
III M ms method of msking sso.ga Is
= their iriends ana customs, 81 " HIN u, !.
Ferry, and the count, III gene,ai ihst s s ..
just returned from The Esstera Msrks1s 81 M
A Choice Selection Of Gems
IN their line such IS cie,hs. cassi,ns M
ings aAi Ssllinelts, which ter slyis1 Viii
Price they Ha,ssr themselves asnS1, N. al
he calnty. II
Aisc, splendid assortment of-s
I REID q. EM.4DE. CLOTH W.T.
Such asQver Goats, Dress Goats. Fsash g,aat.@
Sack coais and coafes Il, gfrc d "a ID I. l). Ass
argssssn,smeut ofyasts. pants. RAJ ,4ss
Shilts and drawers! chsap ana aoos rss I.
spsctfuily ask III csm#from he lua.I II .ss.s
pledge themselves to use every exert,sa IN a9s,
Satisfaction.
IL STEPHENS s. wgiI.sas
Hafpors- Kerty, Dec. no. SniS4S aaeg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
9NtEYTR9.

The unusual length Of the President,
message prevents US from giving news
Hsms, msIke'',&e, We wi'ltherefore be
compelled 10 issue an Extra.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
Oyerse1.s. ~ nsrFrs,

II WISH 10 engage 40 0scrsecr fpr sha sotl
4 ing year; none oihes than q 49, Il "a.
arc one q experiences In managing, hess app4g.
g hsve psif!!o thorough bretl AAnEs.
broke 10 dolols harness, which WITH ssis. pr
exchange fol. heavyIwoik hsrsss. Aisa. 81 H.
RAJ. MARES, bred ffon approqed saadsa
stock, which would exehange for E5oa weFk
horses. l.. WI WASHiA G TI N
Haaf H lltnySs. Dee 10 laa6-Sf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
WAR WITH MEXICD
. Wanted. Owe EyafalfIl1Iss /

"A CIiiE. htass, kaunS men, 10 Il Fsa i lfsl
IS kaekstand aspuassia hqws'zes NAas.E
res, nsfes preparing by TIA 0tdbaLes nsps44. 4
inset far Immediate &spanute
ID pay, snratisinns sant cl,,hsrH ,s4
viii Ia sine wv to snJ a,her ~,
from HE k.ndguf ri nd y ii III es,tts,.s II
aivanes where ms h3sgesl & II, ,,ls n
.pecssd f flst No
TIE highest ehafataar f,r cof,rays ii. rex
zeal anssns viii he rebalgea farF 81 r.,
Pa1s y caizenS Ter each fectnis. ATpiv s6
JOAN sYaiINcgG
Major On b d,4Asss
HtrEa-s Ferry Va DE- Ii isAs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10

0uTTHR OF prime quality Isl sals 81
- Pc ~ p ~ AEh1s4etsn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
COTTAGE IIaL \

$500 nIO loVHAs, "a WHICH t4if gF4Ase att tste-
| lyfrepaired and plaistefed tbs ustgY ena
5mokc house. New BaEn and 6sa5lirg Raw
Cofn-hoase with Wagon Shed III iachaa,g end
other out-houses necessary oBId fam
| This Farm lies convenient to II 8 - -,
keis, having The afvaatsgs Oh cithsr Il 1
or Canal-it being situated only / Eto q i, \.
the She phsrdstown and smithfstd q {. rbIIe.
two and-a-half 5i'ss from KerneJss Ee auh ~
| The Baltimore and OhiolRail Roe.5 Ais u5ites
from shephefdstowa, eight mics fsorns aF.r 81
hurg.nine fsiles from ChatI. j .Fn, and'Fie HUI
from Smiibfeid
The quality oftbis T. IN eors;s,, e,falIr,.tsoee.
h b of STR0Nc LIMESTONE 4. IL asd
,ne residne 1'..tsipne and slat. nsizaas battsr
9noTn e lsar land, j ard is considefea Il good
Iassvsts be eqaai 70 any in n n siley tst me
5lcion Of wheat end other grain.
! Persons having money 10 inyestin LRra vhQd
lido we'll 10 csll and view The Fssin befeas par
chasing. 4 great bargain wiz III gisan nd
isrms acccninotaiin --kufice if ID ssY. hs i sbe
snbserIbsr NiIgharsnife 10 tflr pisl ehaser p.
per cent interess on The money ins ~ lh.;
rexl len years ensuing.
1 JOSEPH Gps El.Es>S
| pac 10, 1861
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
THYTFTY TLyNBEI

Tbs 8felds n 10 npmbsr) sre eaaTs4lsrl7Y
iaid Of, with bars and gates ieadHos IL lhs
Barn-ysrJ through which passes ,sfisf jstfi~Bf
stream Of ir0ier. There ara also ts#o nssag fss
ing springs and standing Pond oil wafss. aa-
+tefing three Of the fields, and ss4sfailHz
We'll Of water ia' the yard, with PtHrap ii i'll
The improvements are comfortable MI eohs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
Jefferson 8 BerkeleY T.Rna

,.,,v Luz, .s soE - &C.
BE FARM upon which ~ re,ldea. "
taiEipg IS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-08

w Ihe Enquirer dsayows any wish TO stir up jealous
es between eeren classes separate into fragments
the ancient sentiment, agriculture, Commerce and Manu-.
aeiues But saysthe Enquirer "where legislation tends
20 separate them, svow preference" Nor
should we object to that avowa disagree with the En-
quirer In regarding Agriculture the Of
three great interests past legislation had tended
10 separate them That is the very assumption which
have attempted TO We have shown that upon
all OF the most important agricultural staples, inelud.
ed, when cotton required IT, in the infancy OF its cultivation
protective dutes have been imposed Cotton has outgown
the necessity for this duty and its producers only
make merit Of relinqushng i,buwoud ungrsofully with
hold from others the pabulu upon which they have
waxed fat and strong The taSries longer need
protection, and the can like now
afford to dispense with tho duty upon them. Tobacco,
wheat and have required it. because foreign
producer successfully compete with their producers
enco and hence under the tariff OF 1885, which pre-
Tends TO repudiao the protective principle
duty is nevertheless imposed PROTECTION In
directly, have heretofore remarked agriculture is pro-
tected, by the duties coal iron salt lead and con-
per, and upon number of other articles which II not ne
cossary to specify Legislation, them has we conceive
never separated the three OF equity
This Aas been attempted, however by politicians for
purpose OF exciting the jealousy OF class against sno
%. Hence the large profits of few ctures avo
aoy situated or engaging in the business under peculiar
advantageous circumstances, often paraded before
he country, and eonasted with the low prices Of ageu
ural products and hence. TOO in the discussion of the
arif queson the studious effort treat il as if m,nu.e
urers alone were interested in the OF tue sys
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-08


Journal Of ihe Contention Of Virginia This document
reached ne Just as paper going pres. last week
eHs. - - " N-N
The abstract Of the Paroeha Reports furnish us she fol-
lowing statistics Of the Diocese; viz =
Bsptsms, Total. SIT White, Adults "A. Infant. 55l
Colored, Adults, 25 Infants, no. Confrmatiops avs .,
whom IL were eoored persons Contributions for general
purposes S22 JO2 20; Contributions to CONTINGENT fund
S429S IS. S 'O"u'
Board oil Trustees OF the Theological Seminary of Virgil
MA
Ri. Rev. WILLIAM MEADE d d.. Pr,,id.,,
RI Rev. John Jshns, ID. d., Vice President
Rev Edward Z. Mcclure, d, D.. Secretary
William Pollock Esq. Treasurer.
heV. John Graham, Rev. John p. Mcclure Rev Cbas
b. Dana, Kew. Alex Jones. Rev. George Ade Raw Geo
woodbridge, Richard H. Cunningham, Eso Cassips s.
Lee, Esq, Gen. Samuel Lewis, Edward s Pegrnm E,o
DR.. Thomas II. Cleggeu. -'f'
Standing Committee of the Diocese of Virginia
kov. EDWARD X. LIPPTrT, President
Rev. Charles b. Dams, Secretary.
Rev. VIM. Sparrow, ID. d., Dr. Orlando Fairfax Jobn
Hooh, ESQ.,, Cassus +. Lee, ESQ.
Secretary Of Convention.
William NJ. Blackford Lyuchburp
Executive Committee OF the Diocesan Missionary Society
OF Virginia.
JSo. o. SrEGTR, Secretary.
William Williams, Treasurer.
Rt Rev. VIM. Mead, ID. D., Ri. Rev. John Johns d.
d., Rev Adam Empie, ID. d., Rev. VIM. Norwood Rev
George Woodbridge.
Special Committee to Memoralizs the Legislature
VIM. II. mcfarland, Jas. Lyons, Con w. H. Richard
son, Richmond David May, Petersburg; Edmund Fontane
Hanover Gen. Samuel Lewis, Rock inRham Edward g
Pegram, Norolk.-SouthsrR ChsTehuldH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-08

the Editor Of The Baltimore Patriot is respectfully reques
leo 70 nave ne fanot Tor which am subscriber forward
ed 10 the city Of New York until otper,gss r,ou,,
ted.
Since thoro hope and believe that the war
win meNco Will be speedily terminated without much
SERVICE and more ospecsly sirce understand !,
was tho wish Of the President Of the United States thar
should take command Of Eastern Division ag-igrsf 10
me oy the Department Ut War; have accordingly taken
command end have deemed h 10 be- nv duty 10 sstIil
my Head Quarie ~ the city Oi New YJrk where DO -d
dihon TO The odinsy duties of the commsnd Of the Div
0h 'ha' onlehvOr 10 complete my system Of national
defence by Ran RoAus FLoarrys ATrrafes and urv,r,
1E fEElss' 10 cooperate with fos Tor the puryorc Of
i,cki1g ~ the nIes Of seaport towns against Aecs
propelled by steam power.
With iorveuthope Of being sustained In my humble
efforts by the volunteer chvay Of all political parce and
especially by the uniico experience and talent Of the
fELss 0i a parties ana with great respect your friend
aud Tor more than seven ytars, your reader
EDMUND r. GAINES, q. s. Army
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-08

LkoyiDkSrIAL E'cArE-The hatcher Free Trader
Gays that during thunde the eil,n. 81
j. r. H. Claiborne (Marhas Vineyard) in that yien,,v
was struck by lightning The fluid entered the building IN
tnree different places, shveDg everything in its
Col C. and his lady the moment taking coffee in
back parior opening on gallery. The window immediate
over their heads within foot Of them was shattered
china in the gallery and Of the sdeboa within
SIX ieet OF them, were destroyed Both Of them were par
TALLY paralyze and blinded. r
The moment Col c. raised his wife up she rushed ou,
pale with agony and terror, excaiming ..my child nv
eho' The hue girl with two servants was standing AT
the moment IN the gallery within feet of tho
eoseG She was found uninJured. but covered with spn
tiers and fragments Of the plssered wall Tho house
was falling. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-08
Prices of Produce.

The Enquirer publishes table OF the prccs Of wheat corn
and tobacco in this city, in tie month OF August from es
to ls46 inclusive with the OF the year 1881 and
lS4O Tor the purpose Of satisfying the farmers Of virginia
that the prices Of their crops high when duties
low and low when duties high. Ii does not however
say tina the tie consequence of the other and If
II did, its assumption would be susceptible Of the most
elusive dsproo the tariff affected The price OF flour and
corn for example, it have been from its effect in d.
mnishing the consumption thcsg scles in the torets
ket by diminishing the ability o. tho foreigners 10 by
them But it is necessary the should say to our
readers what they already know that during the period in
dicSted the British corn-aws excluded wheat and ho.r A.
most entirely from their ports, and that not barrel of
bushe Of the other than they actually received
would have been consumed in that county, had custom,
houses been unknown this side OF tie Atlantic while
the OF Indian article food has been mn
ii. recently unknown in that county
Againf the prices Of agricultural products s,.
dependent upon the duties imposed by our on
foreign fabrics it would follow that they would all h. 81
mutaneously low or high, the case might be- And We
every body knows that unequeny the price of IN
bHcco is high when that OF wheat low and RE.
showing that something else affects prices beside. the Is,
riff
We have not leisure to-day examine thoroughly the
abe OF prices given in the Enquirer but we have refer
rcd TO the prices in the file that paper for Ap,p
ls4S, at which time the Enquirer says the price of
from 80 IS to SIS; We find it thus quoted At II,
tme
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-08
Great victory i'm KeuIuckx

In Grab Orchard. Kentucky Richard Evans on the 10Th
OF august devoured at meal. fourteen chickens and
drank forty cups OF coffee, and drank between
anu dinner and ut dinner, nine pints OF whkey and ate
al dinner ginger cakes other things in proportion and
called Tor more chickens &c. Seven citizens OF that town
eerhy tins remarkable performance and add "that Evans
was weighed before dinner and weighed 80 pounds; after
dinner IDS pounds lie his dinner on the top of the
WIN ma hat oh IN the middle Of the street. IN the broil
iIS sun, without any shade him. Aud we moreover
seeFe ihai had he had notice day two this meal was
not hal! that he could have eaten We have no doub, bu,
mat he could eat from SUM- entire mutton
ohes nave said he hos done here BEFORE other things
IN proPornon Such the curiosity on this occ ,sion
That the voting and all business TO behold this
mandiZer par;ake of his repast -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-08

DEATH AT THE FALLs--We have received letter da.
ted Goat Island, (Niagara Falls) August 81 in which
we are informed that Mr.. Smart, of this city, lost his life
on the morning OF that day, in very unaccounabe man
ner' IL Is SAID that he went with another gentleman in
TO the Gave OF the winds" His companion sayv him
climbing over rick the nth the cave; saw hrs
feet slip and few moments aferward perceived him w.
Hg on MS back. After some tme US he remained in this
position, the other gentleman became uneasy and went TO
paper mill near by for Two men came from
lie mil and one of them down TO Mr. Smart whom
he found dead. With some difficulty the body was got
out. and correspondent says he saw it ibere vy
bruises on the head, and shoulder but the writer sun
poses that he suocated by rush of wind from the
caye.-N T. Cop,,geTeiaL -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-08

The elections were at On end and had resulted in the
complete success O the Ministry. Their majority In the
Chamber will Dc, Is said, certainly hundred and pro-
badly more. The material interests Of the county pro
vail.
Som thing m breeze Ind been stirred up Al Paris bv m
article in No London Times tho subject Of tho Sp.nis
Queens marriage aud the marruvreg OF the French Kim
IN relation horcto. Accordingly the National the a,t,
Gle bed been made the theme Of diplomatic repre-snta-
ton
The Chambers opened on the 18th Of August
Tho Kings speech was Brief a. folows.
'Gonrenen, Peers ard Deputies,
experience Lively satisfaction at seeing you assembling
around me with much ougorneFs. A. tho usua period
Of your labor shal communicate with YOU rsspeeog tho
Internal and external asirs Of tho state At present ia
cOnyokinn mwe diateIy tho Chambers In compI,neo
with The charter in summonnz the Peers appointed since
lat session aud the Deputies whorn france hiss us honor
ed with her suiragcs take the oath before mo am
ous thst yor should receive ~ the same time Inc
Of scyo and Interchangeable dcvotednoss 10 our country
and Of my confidence in your sentiments toward me and
my family.
81 learned from my earliest youth 10 love apd ssrvo
France. Called 10 the throne by her wsh Tor the salvation
Of nerhhofy, devoted my existence 70 tho regular main
ienauee Il her Institutions, and 20 tho peaceabo deveope
neni OF her prosperity and grandeur. There ~ mo tlal
that am not prepared submit TO- and that shall not
endure, IN order 10 attain object dear 70 my heart
Providence, hope will permit me- with tho co-opsnton
OF The Chambes and the national assent insure the sue
GEES Of that patriotic labor.
my children and yours will roap s fruit and n Pmnee.
Tree and happy, retain aooonats recoeodon on our
common efoTis shall be, Genieen our brirhtsst and
noblest reward"
TobaocoWe hsves dull market Tor al descriptions Of
iooecco snd Segau; fine and good cooured Msfyandish
quoted 81 I3lSd Virgins sWipi loaf ordnary and GOOD
Std 70 %, Kentucky, fine long bghtlesf ID 70 I'd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-08
New Orleans Market. Aug. 90.

to-day.
TObacco-In this article the only sale thus far VIC could
learn OF, was 10 hhds. Admitted, at Sc. per ID.
Sugar and Misunderstanding vfconss quence WINS done
IN Sugar to-day The stock light and prices are firm but
without any change. In Molasses small sales are being
msdo at former prices.
Flour-The sales Of Flour TODAY were TO modera,e ~
TENT at former rates.
Provisions-Not bng Of importance doing in Pork In
Bacon, the sales have been very light In Lard we could
learn Of no transactions IL Beef no demand whatever
Wh.skey-We notice small sales Of this article at zoe
per gallon.
bNchnnge-FUregn Exchange remains unaltcred. We
quote Sterling CASA cent pTem Francs g. 97Ba5E32B
New York, sixty days lhli per cent diss Checks par
per cent. premium.
FTeghts-There were no engagements to-day