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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-08

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fc,tDns There afe more ihtn thy dhs't tnd, which
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which, II mr1ppcd NJ desiuove 60 he patient, entail
upon hm hot Of dases The case with such deadly
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slu
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TRYING EVERY VARIETY or FEACTlCE have as9 AZ
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received from others opportunities n clinical pfaetee, o. p
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have myself made have brought Into The ros'on q
use which have found - and epeatod experience ~ b. IN
valuable and altogether superior pufsued ~ al other sehos
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n No. Paifn Medic advert I'D o. generally afls Pana
ftuacD Fyfufs &e md had acquired reputation unsuf
ased BY sny ohs bot Tho roper being dsncnd N rive
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have and sneis, fif infsmabe sas, law
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- saosN - .
A RTiCIlOKE-Grcen Globe
N AspAragus-white Giant
Pole Beans-Large 4 small Lima
Snap Beans-EaTly China, ditto
Yellow gin Weeks
DO Early Mohawk, do ! moon
do Refugee, or 1000 tol
Bert-EArly Blood, turnip rooted
DO do Yellow do do
DO Long Hood, MSngrl wuttze
10 White silesiln French Sugar
Brocoli-wht- and Purple Cap,
Cabbage-farly and Large York
Early and Late Bat ersea. Ear.
~ sugaTloaf, I.aIgc Dumhead
Large Bergen, Flat Dutch
Drumhead savoy, Green Curl
ed Savoy, Red Dutch
CauliiloweT-Early and Late
CcieD-White Solid
Carroi-Long Orange, Long Rec
and White Field
Cress-Curied or Peppcrgras
Cueumber-Early Frame, ditto
Cluster, Long Green. Long
PTickly GhcTkiR for picking
Con-Early Sugar, do Tusearo
IA, do Golden Sioux
Endive-Gfcen Cuficd
Egg Piant-rurple
kale-Blue CuIled Siberian
Green curled Scotch, Rape o.
Toll
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Reach,s Medicines.

Accompanying above Work The Remedies Tor the
disease ds-cutsd therein and Whch pfcycubed fO
Tho aTf known hy the name Of
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DIR. BEACH'S PRACTICE Y MEDICINES.
RANDOLPH n CO. booksellers Sta.


W. RANDOLPH N CO., booksellers. Sta.
- Bcokbindcu and Muse Dealers Isl, Main Street
R mond the Agents TOT the OF Dr BeNeh Bnok and Me
deires The following ate the rcah Preesa hhenl discount
made Physicians Merchants aud others who buy IN
American Practice Family Physician being the seienude
System Medicine Vegetable pies designed Tor all classes
embracing he character symptoms and cimcH' Of
and children all w
Beach NJ ID, with goo eHFravinEs;-Pee $500.
The and OF the Medicines follows
Pulmonary Powder SyruP-or cohs, coughs consumption
Splitting OF blood pam IN the breast, se-'3e
Pulmonary SyTup-l,5O
Arrrayc Powder or Palam-fo all impurities OF the blood
for sofsl Salt Rbcum. scah head RheumaiH,lor McrsuA
yphe and eruP'ye deAss-whte swegnss fever rs
iulas and all eutaneou- anecuons-7Sc
Restorative Wine Bi-rs-for all nervous cpIliuts rcnrral
debility dyspepsia weak lungs all female complaints SeSo
Powders to make Bt'crs-5O
Pile Eee'uarytcr nsmouhed. PIss-an internal AMI
sreign rtmrdy-loO
Neu,ra1ng MIXTURE Mrdcioe-r,r cholera Nor.
bus dy'enery drauhGa Summer complaint and ot relax
children, induced by trctlung OF denuIon--So
Fever and Ague ro~ds'-or ln''m'en 90 Bilious feVerS-
100
Dilphorr,e rovrr.cor all F,bune auI Inaamma
Durrue proT,-lo Gve aud of an affections Of the Kdn,y.
for ey,tiis HemAur a. and all urinary discases-So
Anu Bilious Family Fhyse-a complete substitute fo Mercury
IN all diseases-2S
Vegetable Em,c-for cod- f,veTs lLhimmAtoy
Se-25
Hepatc or Liver Pills all Liver complaints Se-5O
Rheumatic Lqu't-fo' Rheumatism sPain' spinal Irritation
~hie swelling, aeu. face and breasts Paralss--5o
Rheunisi,, Pn.-fo' aud chrome rheumatlsu,SO
Sudorhe Tne'uTe oS~eahg nrop'-oi violent colds i-Nrrs
lnhammaons peury neuraea bilious cole gravel $50
Worm fOwd't-iut ana common and
all diseases arising WoTms-SU
Cough PIor colds coughs, bronchitis, pain and ushine,
the chest Sc-2j
NeIvou, Piisor Neuragia, and dIseases-e5
Vegetable Anti Bilious Plsior all bay dneases
dIOpsy, Se-25
AMI DysIepue ard Tome PlsfuT Dyspepsia Indigestion
llabual Cosv,nes, Aeu OF the stomach heartburn, pain
the breast aud SIDE, dizziness. &e-SO
Cough Drops-or Gods coughs, OF lunEs Isa
Irritation the bronchial abet consumption GcSo
utItug FlseroT all deep seated Inn ,muayon Of To
tefna Organs, nal DISEASES De- ncfs uisaiaes Se5O
Female Ps-iJr chosi-, aud iema- compiains-5O
Caarrh rowdeio eatarrl and al distractions head
IS
Anoiyn- Pil.-iot Cramps Fit Se-SO
Compound linus POueeioT Inflammation The Eyes
ulcers Sc-sO
Elpee'oran Dfops-ior Whoopns Couea, Coup Asthma
80
Blown opHsn,-fOr Itch Rlgan Au,hon,, Fire.
kc-25
Composition for ,,eam,ng for white swelling Rheumatism P,
$50
Medicinal Chests containing portion 4 81 he Mcdeiuc also
Tor sale Frises from q 10 ass
1000 PAIR FOys TIE LADIES.
New Arrival oi Cater Roofs and shoes.
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From the Baltimore Argus. Oct. T.
yXnxe ImpellinR Nnve. the tide rolls OnI


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., patriotic Baltimore-s ever true
to the country The gallant city which, in the language
of Decatur gives to her defenders and graves
to her enemes has covered herself all over with glory
Treason has been rebuked by the triumphant election OF
our candidates The of Mr. Thomas no longer
matter of doubtthe city and county OF Baltimore have
placed it beyond any question But the greatest triumph
OF the day is that Of Robt M McLane in the first fifteen
wards of the city district most dsgraceiully gerry
wandered to certainly give Kennedy five hundred majority
has, to its eternal honor elected by upwards OF five hun
bred majority a gentleman who has boldly and without
qualification throughout the whole OF the campaign held
the doctrine that those who failed to sustain the govern
ment in the present war with Mexico to be justly
ranked with the enemies of the country Most nobly
has Old Town and Old Deptford Hundred responded to
the call of patriotism The administration has been fully,
completely sustanedle persevere in the same path in
which il is treadng, and all will be well. Let the
whole country give us joy, Tor we have noby done our
duty
ENTHUSIASM AT THE OLD CTADEL."-Last evening
the whole space in front of office thronged with
democratic friends, rejoicing with patriotic enthusl-
glorious victory. To-day the excitement Is
still kept up, numbers assembling IN and near the Old
Citadel" while the good news comes pouring in from
time TO time from the counties
THE STAR SpANGLED BANNER.-The glorious flag OF
country have thrown to the breeze to-day, from
the Old CITADEL in honor of the triumph OF country
and McLane, Thomas, and reform
"Forever float that standard sheet
Where sinks the foe or falls before us;
With freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And freedoms banner waving DER us!'
A GRAND SALUTE FOR THE V1cToRY.-A salute Of one
hundred guns was fired this morning Paramount, fol
our glorious democratic victory
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TCorrespondence Of the St Louis union.l
From the Plains.

MtppLr SEMIRoNE SPRING, Aug "a, lS47
DEAR SIRs After an almost constant ana enllrey un
interrupted march from Fort Leavenworth have defer
mined 10 carry effect desire that have had IRON
the beginning, OF letting you hear something from iS
Sucker regiment en- route for Santa Re. And, though
the news that may give may be but little INT 10 occupy
space in the columns of such journal as yours YET
knowing that your paper has extensive circulation IN
Illinois, address myself to you
So far, we have ample reason TO reloice al lhe goou
fortune which has attended in march Sickness OF
every description and in its worst character assaed US
during stay at the fort, thinning our ranks teliipiy
But since we have entered upon the march, SIC eSs hds
almost entirely deserted and with but very lew eNceP
tons the healthy have become stronger and more ygor
GUS: those who were sick when we departed nave day
leaped from the wagons and taken ine'i places ~ .'e
ranks: while light hearts and hne spirits manifest ihe-
selves throughout the regiment IN such manner la' on
tbe hottest and longest days march you might hear the
Joke and merry laugh from every quarter
Orr misfortunes have said, have been but few and
comnarayey ght-the whole regiment losing but four
men since its departure yet, in this rng numerical loss
we have been brought to feel the keenest SORROW and
shade of the deepest gloom has been cast over us all
in the death of Capt Franklin Niles-generous, liberal
noble hearted i'm the exemepossesslng the nobler at
tributes of man. and acated by the highest impulse that
admired-was known but to be loved. Though his &C
quanance with the most OF us was oil but short dura
ton vet he had wound such cord OF friendship
about the hearts of ALL that his death VIII always be re-
CURED to with the deepest sorrow.
Much has been said in these days OF great and glorious
military exploits concerning quick and extraordinary
marches march of four hundred miles IN thirty days
has aslonshed the country and has been the theme o.
" be believed that detachment of the companies OF the
Illinois regiment have marched the distance OF ve hun
red and twenty five miles in thirty -four days Yet It is
nevertheless strictly true and IT should at the same time
performed on horseback, while detachment is infan
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THE q MON.
Hu ". IN. DrER. .a.ciioneer

EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Al AUC-
II TlON-On Monday, the lli October next, (il lHl)
NJ 10 O'Clock n. m, shall SELL AT the residence OF Mi
Clark, 18th street, between and III streets, his house
hold and kitchen furniture, which is very good and among
which
Mahogany hair-seat chairs and rocking chairs
mahogany sofas, mahogany card and other tables
Handsome marble-op centre and per tables
Large and handsome pier glass, solar and hall lamps
Blue and muslin window curtains, and orna-
Dinner and tea china, glassware
Handsome mante clock and ornaments
Very superior Brussels 3ply and ingram carpets for
parlors, steps, and chambers
Stair rods, hearth rugs, oilcloh for hail. radiators
High and French post bedsteads
Good feather beds and mattresses
Mahogany bureaus, washstands, wardrobes
Toilet sets NC, &c.
And general assortment Of kitchen requisites, cook
ing-stove, &c.
Terms OF sale; All sums of and under S25 cash over
S25 credit of and four months for notes satisfactorily
endorsed bearing interest.
Sept 29-eodts R. w. DYER, Auctioneer
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EH land for sale. 1t is in Prince Georges county,
EIV 'Scagg's Crossing" the Baltimore and Wash
ington railroad, about nine miles from the latter place.
whether by railroad fine natural road through Bladens
burg.
The improvements good two.stoy dwelling, some
what of repair and barn that will cure $1,000 weight
of tobacco also caragehouse granary and stables for
six horses IL contains upwards OF $50 acres not much
than 100 of which cleared it be easily
i'm proved by plaster, may be from late applca-
tons remaining land, upwards of 200 is covered
with heavy wood and timber, farther from the rail-
than IL mile, and most of ii within half mile The
wood timber alone could be sold for ehe opur
chase money leaving abundance for the estate and the
fine fresh cleared land adapted to farming and the growth
of the best quality of tobacco is from
that anxious sell. If sold large cash payment
will be required. 1t will be shown by Mr. Boeer, the ten
ant in possession.
For terms, application be made 10 me at Leonard
town. Nd 10 James Bscoe, commission agent No ID,
Light-street wharf, Baltimore ii. q. s. KEY.
Sent 2A-dacIw
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nIANOs, MUSIC, AND FANCY GOODs-The sub.


L Der receiving his fall supply of Pianos, &c, per
ship Marianne, from Bremen; barque Maryland, from
Boston and schooner Seguin from New York His MS
comprises the largest and most elegant stock OF
Pianos ever offered in this District.
One superb Grand Piano. from the celebrated factory OF
lrmer, formerly Schamback ~ Merchant, Leipsic Ger.
many. This instrument has been made to order and
brings with the highest testimonials OF superiority OF tone
and elegance of finish.
Square Pianos, OF and 81 ocaves, of the same manu-
Pianos by Chckering Boston, of and octaves, OF va
ous Styles ALSO by Bacon Raven, NUNS Clark, and
Nunns ~ Fischer of New York, of and 81 octaves, OF
square and round tablet aud other patterns and
other Pianos OF neat and plain finish
American Pianos ut factory prices German Pianos as
low as they can be bought in the United States.
Secondhand Pianos taken in part pay.
An extensive stock of guitars vions
We, from the planest to the highest finish
In addition 10 MS iormer stock he is
raj thousand pieces of music for piano, guitar &C. en-
bracng the newest and popular well ms standard
publications. superior guitar strings and all kinds of us
cal merchandise
An elegant assortment OF fancy goods
Rosewood and mahogany writing desks.
Rosewood and other work and dressng-boxes.
Papier-mache portfolios, of various styles and sizes
Gard cases, perfume sachets, extracts, NC.
Elegant French vases, solar lamps, sver-plated cake
baskets, candesticks, &c.
Britannia ware, Rodgers's table and pocket cutlery
RICHARD DAVIS,
Oct s.-eod3t Pennsylvania avenue.
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m n. ~. DrER. .g,cttoneer.

IHRADIE SHOP, CARRIAGES, nc, AT AUCTION
On Thursday evening next, the 9TH instant, o'clock,
shall sell 18Th street, between street and PENN Viva
MIA avenue, the frame shop occupied by Mr. VIM Keefe
coachmakers shop AT the time shall also sell
two new horse carriages, made IN the best
Also, unfinished carriage and second hand ba-
rouche.
Terms of sale credit of two and four months for APP
proved endorsed notes, bearing interest
Oct. 3D. X. w. DYER, Auctioneer
nThc above sale II postponed, In of the
weather, till Tuesday evening next the 18th instant same
hour and place. r.. w. DYER,
Oct S----N Auctioneer
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From the Baltimore Patriot.
Extract of letter from of the Baltimore battalion.
p,rNrr NACIoNAI. September 18TH 1877.

PUENTE NAcIoNAL. September 10Th, 1917
.sOn the 9th we left Vera Cruz with five companies OF
our battalion company of the 1lh and one OF the 2
infantry two pieces of artillery and about one hundred
mounted men, under Col Hughes, with nothing but four
davs' ations We reached Santa Fe in the middle OF the
st dav and reached the bridge of San Juan that night
where we bvouacked in torrent of rain. without tent TO
About D. m. the next day, reached the celebrated
pass called the robbers den upon the heights around
which. the enemy in large numbers. But we
crossed the bridge and entered the without molesta-
ton As we started morning. just the rear guard
elt the town. several shots fired at without effect,
and few shots returned made them On this
davis march the heat intense that many of the
1--WE ont and we had determined to halt, when per
eeyed the heights covered with the enemy, who com
menced firing We advanced upon them and they fed,
and we then encamped upon the heights about two miles
from this place. The next day ohe sh) we started and
soon saw the forts and mems hands above the ampars
We planted bur guns within six hundred yards oil the Tort
hut soon found them high for artillery. SO we
detemined to carry the fort by the bnyone Col Hughes
then ordered Major Henley to turn the LETT OF the hui and
take the enemy in He took Barryss Doans and
Browns companies, with 80 dismounted Dragons; and
having thrown off Jackets knapsacks and all but cartridge
boxes and canteens, started to climb the hill. After
three hours of great physical effort, climbing up precpices
by holding the OF trees and hanging vines, we
reached the Here brenthed little, and dashed
into the fort But the enemy who had perceived US had
fled and three cheers announced to those below pos
session of the place
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RN ~. W.. DYER, .7mctiOneer.

HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.--On Thursday next,
the 18th instant hali-past O'Clock, p. M shall
sell in front of the premises part of lot No H. in square No
go fronting 20 feet inches lh street, and running
back 96 icet between and streets, with the improve
ments, which good wosory frame house, with back
building The above property is in very good ORDER and
well located for private residence.
Terms of sale One-third cash balance in equal pay
ments, and IL months for notes endorsed
bearing interest. r. w. DYER,
Oct Sd Auctoneer.
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by n. GREEN: .Y.scfioneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, EN-
IL CRAVINGS, WINES, &c, at aucton-On Friday,
the 9Th instant at 10 O'Clock shall SELL at the house
adjoining the residence Of Mr. Tavers, Pennsylvania
avenue, between 18th and 18th Streets excellent lot of
furniture, viz:
Mahogany sdeboard, bureaus and rocking chairs
DO sets hairseat paror chairs, bookcase, &c.
DO sofas and lounges
Do pier and other glasses
Do dining, breakfast, centre, and card tables
DO marbleop pier tables, mantle clocks
Do fine dressing bureaus, with marble tops
Grandoles, solar, hall, and other lamps
Candeabras, mantle ornaments, &c
Feather beds, bedding, bedseads
Wardrobes, washstands and toilet
Brussels, 3 ply and ingram carpets
China, glass, and crockery ware, amongst which are
two fine French China gold band tea sets
Balance-hande knives and forks
Radiator and other stoves
Copper and bel-mcta kettles
With good lot Of kitchen requisites
Also dozen good wine.
Terms All sums of and under $50, $3.50, a
credit of sixty and Ninety days, for notes bearing in
terest, satisfactorily endorsed A. GREEN,
Oct. I'D Auctioneer
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From the Baltimore Argus.
From Twiggs' Rinemen.
Ertract of letter received By b. H. Richardson, esq Of
or citg. from Capt d. X. Taylor, Commander Of the
Twiggs' Rifeme,l, Baltimore battalion.
CAMP VEGARA, near Vera Cruz,
Mexico, September 9TH, 1917.
,,ken the city of Mexico; battalion viii leave tonight
at 10 o'clock for Jaapa by way of the National Bridge,
bodv Of Mexcans in fort there with artillery; in fact the
road is said TO be full of gueras, and expect to fight
ever inch of the way We will march with companies
of infantry field pieces, companies of dragons, and my
company rihemen skrmishers in the advance, when
have the finest company ever saw. we shall give GOOD
account of ourselves With patent rifles we can load
,nd shoot ak times in a minute, and shall leave our
mark upon some of the rascaly guerllas My men and
self all well"
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United states Hotel. washington, ID. G.

,HE propretors OF this hotel have secured the aid of
L Mr. George w. Yeilott, their general agent in
rehttinp and hereafter conducting the establishment He
authorized in every matter relating thereto in
purcha sing and making all and every engage
nent for conducting the business fully
propretor them could do and all the transactions
of the house must be through him alone.
The house having been enlarged thoroughly repaired and
refurnished will be opened on the 10Th OF October
Having secured the services of Mr. h. r. Thompson,
caterer, formerly of Colemans) they trust 10 render the
house every way worthy of patronage.
Sep B-eod2mif
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Rain storm.

This region of country was visited last night with
terrific storm, causing considerable destruction of proper
ty and, we learn, loss of life. The rain was accom-
panied at intervals by caps OF thunder and flashes
of lightning and is said that two persons killed by
the lightning stroke on the Capitol Hill The railway cu
vers on either side of the village OF Bladensburg this
vicinity with portion OF the railway embankment it,
have been washed away the water standing in the village
streets up the second story of the houses The flood
in and about Fredericksburg, Virginia, is said by ele
graph to have been as serious In Georgetown, OF this
District much valuable property-hour, WOOL &c
has been washed into the Potomac; and this morning,
in the attempt TO some portion of the floating
mass, three "a white person and two negroe are
said to have been drowned The Chesapeake and Ohio
canal is less injured in Georgetown and above
the injury its terminus being principally confined to the
basin Our communication with Baltimore " completely
stopped for the time being, either by Telegraph railway
or over the ordinary roads So we have received no
mail from the north to-day nor any further account from
the late elections
Since the above was written, find by the follow
ing communication from obliging Baltimore cores
ponden that the telegraphic connexon between this city
and Baltimore continues open
by Magnetic Telegraph,
BALTIMORE, Oct. SIS p m.
The flood last night has cut oft from all connexion,
except by telegraph With the west we have com.
municaton and there will probably be none Tor several
days. as the bridges all reported to be swept away
The bridge the Washington railroad at the Savage
river just erected cost of thousand dollars mas
been swept off; and we learn the dam at FIVE NILS
on the Franklin road abodt three miles from the cy'
has also been swept off The mail from the north is IN,
but brings nothing new. The storm last night also du
considerable damage in the cy-many portions near tng
falls have been flooded to the depth of five six feet and
hundreds of the cellars filled with water The mus
on the various waercourses near, were all damasel
more or less. ., 80.
the election of two democrats and four wings to Con.
rresz Roman has a majority of $50 in his district and
Evans has $50 The Legislature will stand about 10 ma
or;iv for the wings in the House which, with in the
Senate, will give them II on joint ballot.