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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-03
ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE.

ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE.
Undersigned, administrator de
$ non, of the estate of johnson
erg, decd, will, at the July Term,
lS47, OF the Probate Court Of
county, Mississippi, present his
and annual settlement with said
SAID Court for allowance.
J, D. SCOTT, Adm'r
H. De bonis non.
~ 1897. 4O-4G
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-07-03

DRlESTLEY & MOSBY have just
= received of Sanford & Park, Gin.
%cinnati, Ohio, 10 doz. Wistar's genuine
.Balsam of Wild Cherry, and 4 doz Jew
David's Plaster.
MAY 8.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15
EARLE, MerchanI n

No TO CHLSNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
As constantly hand his Tailoring store op
pose the safe House, elegant
Ensh Cloths CassneTes and VesnR arrival
~ Tie conducts hs establishment principle Of - ndnr
no garments out OF his sorr but those Of quality
thus that he ha-so long enjoyed
and throughout the Union lie respectfully soe; can
from gentlemen visiting the city The )
orders entrusted 10 him stsie, ,nan
the quaint. haA IN. cltv r -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15
HANDSOME PRESENTS,

TOT JhrlNTH1S and Nfr fdrS D1vF
ANM l.. MONTAGUE respectfully irfrn his IN spts and the
PltLe s'ner ", hli he hSs ~ his Music Store
No 1874 Mau Street Musical Instruments
CO.'S sting Of greet AZ ao-t ever teserpon-o1
which are suitable FOE Gins Year pres n't
ACtOSD oNs, valirs IN prcs n, o $50. The y
bfaui1u' asorm nj ever Cff-red for sac city.
GUITARS, OF French Spanish ant &c Patterns some
VII ca OF exquisite be MY and as II garts
uusur1afsei.
FLUTES and CLARIoSETS OF different hnis from The nine
keyd &C flute $50, the Peo, at whatever
price you pease.
FLAGEOLETs single double, great variety at from
IS TO sig.
The i'rgeN assortment OF good VIOI.INS in The city.
greet var ety ~ FITS Octave FLUTES, &c ke
BRA-s INETRuNsNrS II every description.
MUSICAL. BONES. kc- &c.
number Of pop lar SuNGs. MARCHES VALUES Ike -
eeiei AMI aa-gei n collections OF ~ each Al prices
from SO e to $50, AMI very suitable present. Can and see
r yourselves At the Sign OF the Goea Lyre No I5i Main st.
OPP si,e he Bark Z. "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
FOR SALE

WE have Tor sale privately, on a credit Of G.
IL and ~ monihs that and Aashly family res,
oeng IN the town Of hanehe:sr occuped by the
sS A'i tier Neher II consists of Dwelling
rooms also goof 1ot Archer ok.
bou-7 ON saae earrAEehou'. &c ta In thororgh
WIN are 'front.' yard FIRM which my be had a commanding
IN nigh a'@ Of lvau1n said property by
e huuh ASSURANCE Company for the
pnee. HoDcEs Roy A pTTtttav
de y1n -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15
For SALE.
NEGRO-HIRING-

upsetoefs her Aeif services 10 their friends and the
public, N hire their NEGROES TIE ensuing year-
They would advise tho.e who employ them 70 rfors IN IN
As carry - practicable that they have opportunity
aining good AoH and good Negroes They bore
that an experience OF years enue then to liberal
share OF Iatrunage
~ Their Once Is the Frankin and 18th street,,
IN rear Of the City Hotel formerly Bel Tavern
Nov. 31ih, r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS

-M4NUEfCToRg( sbOrs CalsEhM Street,
189 North 9th NJ. Philadelphia.
FHNHE subscriber has finished and offers for saea handsome
OF Vehicles OF the aie, style Of fashion such
Roekaway and CSryan Wagons of
C4arot Sikys York Wagons, with or without tops &C.
winch he viii dispose the reasonable terms All descrp
o Vehicles made order and warranted to be Of the best
terials and Workmanship.
Southern and Western Merchants wishing purchase Of the
articles requested and before
elsewhere
An Work coming from his Mandatory EarraHi'd for
year
p Having SILVER MEDAL, being highest
premium awarded the Exhibition OF the Franklin Institute,
superiority workmanship hisne, which
pants will be SUFFICIENT
datoa for the super orIy OF his work.
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
100 North Finn street, above Calowhill Philadelphia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15
WORKMAN, NIcGRUDER a co.

WORKMAN, McGRUDER a co.
OFFER FOR SALE:
* HHDs. ST. CToiI P. REQ and ". q. Sugar
HI 20 packages W. w loaf crushed and pulversed do.
25 bills o Clarified Sugar
40 hhis MoasscS, part prime
I9o bag. old Government Java Coffee
I23 do Rio do
1855 do LAguaya do
10 bales Mocha do
Gunpowder and Black Teas, OF best quality
$50 kegs Nails box and warehouse
200 sides sole Leather, good and damaged
$40 Russet do
500 lbs Sine Thread
30 boxes Sperm Candles
10 do Judd, pat So. Candies
100 do Candies Halls & Woodruff,
100 do Soap
10 do Starch
10 kegs salt Tetre
Indigo
10 baskets best (Durandsl Olive on
sc ties Cca Pit oil
Winter Sperm oil
1000 kegs DuPopts sporting and blasting Powder
so boicss rIO and lOII2 Glass
500 bags Shot
Bar Lead
90 hhds Mddling Baeot
GO do Shoulder do
500 best family Hams
40 borcs Tin Plate
Block Tin and SPclter
200 rms Wrapping Paper
$50 Grind
rs bbls Tar
90 bbis pure Cider Vinegar
IS or casks best Woodhouso Wines
Genuine Old Port do
Cotton Yarns al factory prices
Cotton Lines, London Mustard
Ginger, Pepper, AHspice, sacks ssH DC
tons Am. blisterod Steel
English blist Shear and Cast steel
10 sweeds
Country IRON
so Tredt gar and English y
Sheet and Boiler Plate Iron
Band and Hoop
Ares Plough Plates, Se. ,.a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15
FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP DRY GOODS.
Christmas and New Years Presents.

Christmas and New Years Presents.
- Fl. JENKINS will sell off CHEAP the follow.
W. us articles Of DRY GOODS, for the ssason These
wanting great IA gains vii a. vel o call.
shaws 81 var. rs knit, rt-h : \ Goods rprees
100 faney nous cashnee and Dresses Al reduced
taHcy sears and WORKED Caps Collars many n,
ant beautiful g'o's.
Ge5'msn VI dat rev style efadustnr sain Crava sn
seli; >hin tcilrs; B1som % n ro.tc His.-si Or
which viii De sei cheap Tor cash WHO retail a.
dc IS -. So.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15

FOR NEW RLEANS.
AsKINS LIBBYs Line OF Packets between Richmond and
IL New Orleans will regular
aud will be composed Of the following
Barque BACHELOR, Capt HIRAM HORROR;
Brig ORLEANS, Capt WV. sxtrn
Brig JOSEPHINE, Capt Jos. ROBINSON.
One Of the above vessels will leave this
month We with confidence
the public they expressly insure
low other
ofiong experience passage
having superior accommodations both Storage
passengers, applyt ]. FISHER 4 SON or
HASKINS Z LIBBY.
NJ r. All freight from the
received and forwarded
wharfage J.
ju 90 H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15
ST. CHARLES HOUSE,
On I9fIs Street,

ENHE subscribers have rc-opcned the above cs.
adjustment and beg leave say friends ara the
public generally that the prepared
attention ofier TO please those who rtron
GenilemeH visiting the city business the adyar
ngc 10 give us call having ample moiitons
oTtand convenience likewise stable yards Of The
house not suPassed in The city To only reccssn
ay 10 say hat our Raf shall AZ an times supplied Liquor,
not inferior 10 any IN the city An desire patronage. and II
We fail 20 please, u shau not be fault.
srBGAL a JAS. G. BLAKEY. IT,
Richmond. Aururf 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15

WEBB, BACON s. co. offer for sale
w suGARs-aO hhds s. CroiE
los hhds Porto Rico
100 DO New Orleans
~ boxes Loaf
IS bbls Crushed and Puverised
~ ueteos ami 20 haif DO New orleans Clarified
~ hoSos Havana
MOLAssEs-2O hhis Pouo Rico
90 hhfs aud ~ ficrees Trinidad
COFFEE-tOo bags Rio
500 bags LaEiayra
1g5 bass Java
CANDLtS-55 boxes Sperm
10 hofessisauc
50 boEss Iiuu's patent Tarow
20 borcs Tanow
cas'l-, Brown and shlvias scap
zoo Kegs Cat Nails and Brads
TINS nistcrcd steel
Hoop Iron
20 tons Nova Scotia Grind stones
1900 side Sole Leather
Hsrness and Upper Leather
hacs Shoc Thread
90 packages Gun PowderTca
BlaekTc
~ bbb Sperm Lamp on
~ bbs TauEar's OH
200 urrccs Tbomaston Lime
100 DOZEN Painted Buckets
Nests o. WOODWARD
rs Rice
so hha Cider Vincgar
"a hLds Bacon sides
rs hhds DO aiouhers
goo hbt ~ q. Cut lcruues
100 bbls Family Roe do
Is bbb shad
Rosn--Tar
spirits Turpentine
Letter Writing aud Wrapping PspU nT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15

SugDr, Candles Nc.
OO sugar.
IS Boxes Imitation English Cheese.
~ Caik do.
IS Botes Sperm Candies.
50 90 liull A Sons Do
IS Bales Hay Landing ION sehr. Pocahopasotsae by
dr9 EDMUND DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15
TO PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Me Eunn's Eiirir of Opium.

Wis Is new chemical preparation. contain
iag all 'fe valuable Medicinal qualities Of Oh u IN npr,
"i o. 10 the exclusion Of noIieus prire o.
proper ions Of the geltcst number soteus r-
VI are eont-ine IN Landangm plrC black o, 80,
eoussa lrdanum extract AZ opium ether on ate
IONS OF TINS elss hi'h' l made which or. ipI ,
'oe laSeeahs Effects the ard ne Won. 49,
which 20 f'esuesty follow their operation and i br n -
fgnesI. ~ '' '-'" ui'h u'e
inns hi1ir may be adopted case. in which e,-
opu or ITS repaTauons administered with the err, ~,
oothhg al their relative, Rnodyne rnl.nasnc az -,
without any Ct those d-agEeeabe nseeuenees Il hen rh
" Constipation uenors, aud uain Of other ba, =,
Smp'om' which often distressing as ihcse which IL ~
applied 10 "'e" " VS.
OF upium isnniony rife a, or r,,u.
o. NoIh ne IN its being Md manent and uniform, A. -.
'ne PREPARATION Possesses superior sGvartay. 10
sle 'H'0ns IN MT being Liable dccnmpos rn or st.
% Naiate Temperature or ons kcepirg serous Oh etop IN
"alen me iaiter eIp-s.d.
Ehll Mophinr being the fur representative OF nur
al ne ara that in a'tihcal crmsntton to- pru.e ann.
e effects OF a g. when % anv ~
rs o'her VA uabe principles Code Elm and yeeop @
eIeud'd ' - '-'-'N'S Aeu
me proT critics Of This preparation and value a. remedial
- ca med ios Il by the propr e'or sustained hv m.
Se eats 81 ma1y of the rsi scan in the Norb IN ~
ana IN tAis city been ghy approved ~ many oh,
"h' use 1t IN their practice. For saie ny
10 BuvAL a. PURCELL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15
Erening Dress Goods.
Jan. 9Th, Ist-.

Evening Dress Goods.
Jar. 9Th, Isi7.
4 = ID JENKINS has received n viii sell OF ebs,,-
~. Eeagti'ul Fancy cord Embid Musin buses
20 pieces fny ST ped and pla Il Ia Iltin ,s1n.
20 White Ausin Robcs, all prices, TO ne reh
Few rich light cord
sal Rb5Ons-Bonie I.accs
Long AM Short Kid Glove.
WI e and cord Satns
Book and Null Mus rs
sik Ho- O., ard Cloves
Thread La-es and .rtginss
Muslin Cspes ,tj CoI,-.- An 49,. 80, ,.,.--,,-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15
Riebmuna Dailp Apbis.
RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT NJ. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.

No advertisement be considered
specified the Manuscript previously
the parties.
p An advertisement marked the copy for specified
number will be continued ordered pay
ncnt eInetcd accordingly
pTReguIar Adyertiscmcnts.-To avoid any misun-
tcrsandng the part OF Annual Advertisers
distinctly that their privileges only extend their immediate
Estate and all other Advertisements by
them 10 be q additional charge, and variation.
l Real Estate and General Agents Advertisements be
year subject
such DISCOUNTS shall be agreed upon.
1 Auetonecrs Booksellers and yearly advertisers generally
with the privilege Of change shall
yearly average week than the
exceeding such be charged the usual rates
Semiweeky Wing rs cents
per and so
per square each continuance.
July LIST. Isi5.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15
FOR SCOTTSVILLE AND LYNCBBURC
Err ARRANGEMENT.

hI1NHE public is hereby notified that
k&nzezx. Il the quick and beautiful Steamer Angus
Ia which 10 IN the most complete order for both
line and unsurpassed in her accommodations running
tween Pot Wahal and Norfolk from
Richmond and Petersburg tAs loo Of rs ~
dHg neal
Passenger, leaving Richmond MONDAYS, wEDN esDsvr
and FRIDAYS at 81 A NJ breakfast board Ac-c r
arrive at Norfolk about O'Clock, p NJ Returning .s Aa
leaves Norfolk at A. NJ TUESDAYS THURSDAYS ara
IuhDahs passengers breakfasng boar and
"ahhall at half past IL VI and At Richmond about p
will be perceived from the above, comfortable ana
expeditions lie gives Norfolk the
opportunity OF uansaeng and returning by Of
morning % as TO be absent from their
The Augusta will the usual landings 10
take in and put out travel and points
where a signal made
PTopneorso keep this line permanently and accommodate
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk and
a the lowest
For further isiormatou tickets freight apply Depot
The Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company,
Agent. o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15
DISSOLUTION.

So-PartnershlP heretofore existing between the Sub
Il seHoers, under the hTm Of Halves, Van Deursen &.
su ZIP ed oy imiton' on The 3is aH Tbos, in
20 Us VII Pfase make as cary possible as & il,
ety important n spsdy etemeut the business II n. ~
In o Geeeea Us IN he ousiness-formed BY Fayte Iahoo
ana van peurenwe cordially TO the patonar "a
support 80 hbeay bestowed uoa ousseye- OF our mems and
former customers ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15

- :" .''N-II : W 0'''IIfiOUst, IsY nlIn q
CC TONS Swedes country and American
~ IRON
ton Sheet Iron, assort. & ron No. IS to27
100 Bushels Cover Seed, prime quality
leo Boxes TIN Plate assorted Roodnr Il by 90 BRIGHT
aud elfcd
IL Ton Spsl tr. block Tin
10 Bags PEPPER Race Ginger. Numags
$50 Kegs dupont Powder assorted and for m
des3 WORKMAN. MtGRUDER L Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15


MUFFS, MUFES, MUFFS. Received an
- o'heT supply Of ladies' and Kisses MUS OF an qps,e-
an P"ees Ladies wishing 'ureriaT for the pre-. viii
re cal a. No So where BE- f,urd at TINES IN be.t a.,
~, 70 zee ey JUDAH MYERS, NJ a. W Nain,t
: as Hats End Caps OF al qult 80 and price, nj 6o,
S@t.tHHel LaetII-s- de JUDAH MYERS.
,RotND PLASTER-3JOo casks -iI6-c MI. Sor
- tae ~ n DAVENPORT. ALLEN a CO
ChiidreaS No. and Goat Boofees.
HAVE this day opened an additional sunnIv
OF 'hiIirens Mo- and Gsat Booiees COED an article as In
DC found IA tbs eiiy-Haee expressly forth r,tallree
"a ID. p. FRANKLIN
- E No aI5. Broad Street. stosk,e Mn.
HOLLiNS FLOU R.-A supply Of Fapily and FIta S1
ph-e Roar, Just received Ea.in asd TOR
at oy De- HENRY LUDLAM a CO.
tNiNE SMOKING TORACCO-5o SoI Ayre,' bgb A.
'"'td Hyeo' smoking Tobacco, which been an b,,bv
approved oy smokers wherever received and G5r
~ oy no , p JOHNSTON. Druggist.
RILw En'> NEW NOVET.---LU, RETIG ~ Ia,
- ChdIen O. NgIL BY Z. BulSer. Free use Ju. Pa
de- H.. -'s,n-
- AZOR STROPS. GcntI-men IyI.6-ng =
good Razor soP, dnd elegant Assortment m 70
gers ChaPmans Fm-rsoHs Msch's Woods and LONDON Ma
eut make four and two sides OF superior aas and which raj
y possess The sharpening quality to perfection. At
40 r. JJHNSTON's Drug S,o,e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15
AIDES SUPERIOR CATERS AND ID

"AITERs-Just received By tire uber SUNNY n l..
de' superior Caters and Caters very hanss-m. To which
respectfully invites he Of the I.ad.e,
80 JUDAH MYERS
" ~ No We.fM M
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-15
WINDOW GLASS.

addition to our usual large aud well assorted
= stock n Cylinder Window single AMI double thick
ness We are prepared 70 furnish Crown Glass Redod
Gis' Works which have lately operations with the
introduction OF now prepared fur
better Gle ~ CROWN GLASS than has ever been PRO
dueci IN the Uued states The Glass
a0uhte k the hrsi qualify branded Reifod" the second,
"tamuac" HUNAL a PURCELL.
mol ~ Main strcei. Richmond. Va.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24
The Union thus puts to rest another ru-

The Union thus puts to rest another rt-
NOR:
We understand there is no sort of foun-
dation for the statement which is made in
the Washington correspondence of the N.
Y. Journat9 Commerce Of Wednesday, and
in the Baltimore Clipper of this morning,
that orders have been sent to General Scott
to halt for the present at Jalapa. No such
consultation is believed 10 have taken place
in the cabinet on the llth, as is alleged in
the Baltimore Clipper, nor has any order
OF this sort been issued sssince the 7th inst"
as stated in the New York Journal. In
fact, no one doubts that Gen. Scott will
push ON to the capitol, and that he will take
it; before any orders could have been sent to
him subsequent to the It'll instant. We
know that he has already passed Jalapa,
and arrived even at Perote. By this time,
in all probability, he is threading the imper.
ial capital of the Aztecs." s.r -
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

We were compelled to lay several COM
munications on the shelf this week--some
for want of room-others for want of a tole-
rable style, and others for the spirit which
they breathe. Out of the number one or
two may yet be published. We will here
say to future correspondents that if they
wish their illusions published, they will
please write them in a legible hand. and
punctuate them so that they may be under
stood.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

.Arr1rGl0f Tokuntesrs at .aaon.-The Hill
nolans eVince a most commendable z~eal;in
responding to the call of the United States
government for more troops for the. war,
with Mexico. The loss of many other braves
has not impaired the patriotism of her
people: Capt. J. B. Donaldson's Company
T.. arrived at Alton on the steamer Domoil,7
on tuesday evening. Capt. Turner'S Com
pany from Marion county, arrived yester-
day. The whole regiment will soon beat
the rendezvous and soon there after will be.
the way to Mexico.-[St, Louis iRepuh'
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

There is a rumor that Mexico has re-
quested the friendly intercession of the
British Minister, Mr.. BankIead, and that in
all probability negotiations will soon be com
mence for peace. The tone Of the present
Mexican government, however, seems even
more hostile than heretofore-while Ca1ales
and others threaten us with a guerilla war
of the most annoying kind.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

II The Governor has appointed WILL
IAN KELLY, Esq, of Cuivre township, a
Justice of the county court Of Pike, TO fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of Major A. Curry. This is a good appoint
ment. Mr.. Kelly is a man of good moral
character, and Of that order Of mind, which
we'll qualities him for the Office of Justice
Of the county court.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

1t is of paramount importancs; then that we
take this iuncture, to secure either the title
to the land, or at least, tie right. of way;
and stretching out the common meeting
ground of commercial freedom, permits for
such a consideration as would indemnify us,
the right of way to the world: making the
canal a conduit, by which vessels and lives,
would not alone be the consideration, but a
conduit by which the wealth of Asia would
flow into our own land, securing 10 her the
market of the would. There may be diff
culties in the way, which time will deter.
mine. If there are we shall regret them:
for how much more humane, how much bet
ter, in every view of the case, would the
Distinguishing from this proposition give
to commerce., to good fellowship with the
tons of the earth, to freedom herself, than
any unwarrantable stretch of power how
beneficial soever for the moment. We pre-
sent it for the serious consideration of all,
believing it to be fraught with good with
out any mixture of evil.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24
ANTONIO CANALES.

Big price FIR u FHOwer.-M. Won Sic
bold, the well know traveller in japan, has
introduced into Europe, from that county,
a flower called Spirea PruniJoHd., At a
late horticultural exhibition i'll Paris, one
specimen Of this plant, which, though very
rare, is said not to be particularly brilliant,
was bought by NJ. Souchet for the sum OF
10000 francs.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

Our readers are referred TO the card of Mr..
O'Conner, who has just located in our town,
and who is prepared TO execute any work in The
different branches of Painting, Glazing and Pa,
per Hanging. We are glad to sec industrious
mechanics coming to oiIr town; and hope that a
liberal patronage may be extended to them -
Upon their success the prosperity of the town
in Q great measure depends
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

The Springfield (Mo.) Advertiser says;
We understand that a company Of Noun
ted Volunteers have been raised in Polk
county. Dade county has a company uedr-
Iy completed, and we learn that a company
will be raised in St. Clair by Capt. VIM.
Waldo. Lo.u Is > xR
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

AZ A company of United States troops
reached Alton from Mt. Sterling, Illinois on
Wednesday the 10Th inst They were COM
manded by Capt. Newly, and intended to
take the place of volunteers in, Mexico
whose term Of service may soon expire.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

The st. Louis Union says hat a large
number of Englishmen are making arrange.
ments for extensive emigration to Western
Virginia this year. They will settle on the
highlands and engage in grazing and wool.
growing.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

The dwelling house of Elder ThomasJ'
Wright of Lincoln, was destroyed by fire
on the night of the 10TH inst. The loss OF
the house and furniture is estimated al
$4,000. The fire was communicated TO the
building by a stove pipe.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

The Washington Union says that of the
5000 volunteers for the army who are en-
braced in the call of the War Department.
for the present month, about 1000 are des.
tined for Oregon and Santa Fe.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

The next regular term Of our county
court will commence on Monday the 9Th
day Of June.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

The Galena papers say that the wheat
crop in Wisconsin is very promising-Tha
they had never a more fattering prospect
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

At the latest dates, a company of Noun
ted Volunteers, was being raised in Greene
and the adjacent counties.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

Gold C3inage.-The st. Louis Organ
says that "Four millions of dollars in gold,
have been or are about to be coined at the
Philadelphia Mint from English sovereigns
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

Illinois has elected 81 democrats and II
wings as Delegates to the Convention tc
revise her Constitution.
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

Lieut.. Col. May.-This officer visited the
French opera last evening, and was seated
with Major Gen. Lewis, in the pit, where
he was soon recognized by the audience.
The gallant Colonel essayed to escape, but
could not succeed, and made his acknowl-
edgments amid a shower of bouquets, which
were literally rained upon him from the
boxes and dress circle, whilst the waving
white handkerchiefs by the ladies, and
the full band playing Hail Columbia, gave
great animation to the scene-we have no
doubt ne felt more trepidation, than when
bounded over the breastwork at Resaca
in the face of the Mexican artillery.-N. o
Bulletin. -,
Democratic banner., 1847-05-24

1t is said that Mike Walsh resigned his
seat in the New York Legislature on the
18th inst.