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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-02
By Tuesdays Mail.
Burning of the Steamer Pheai1-170 lees
list


A despatch dated Petersburgh, Nov. 26. says
that on Sunday morning the propeller Phoenix,
bound up to the Lakes, with two hundred pas
sengers, was discovered to be on fire when with
in II miles of Bayou. Thirty persons took to
the small boat and were saved the balance met
their death either by burning or drowning.
One hundred and fifty of the passengers were
emigrating Hollanders.
Tennessee Senator.
Hon. John Bell has been chosen United States
Senator from Tennessee.
Death of COL CanaleS.
The schooner Sarah, at New Orleans, from
Brazos. 9th Nov states that the fever was In
creasing. :.
The celebrated Mexican chief, Canales, died
at Ceralvo on the 4th.
AtIepico Destroyed By an Earthquake.
Arrival at New Orleans from Brazos Santiago
saws that letter from Mexico state that AtIexico
was entirely destroyed by an earthquake on the
Odd October. Not house was left standing
A large proportion Of the inhabitants were
buried beneath the ruins.
Great damage was done in the surrounding
country villages.
InSurrection among the MetieanS.
Later advices from Santa Fe, mention that an
instruction had broken out among the Mexicans
at Chihuahua,
The Americans fled to avoid massacre, leav-
ing their property behind.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-02
Musical Instruments.

u. D. O. G. NYB, Manufacturers of sERAPHENES Piano
L and Cylinder Key MELODEONS of various sizes and prices
with Rosewood Black and Mahogany Cases, at North
Montpelier, Vt.
We invite the ttenton wishing purchase any of the
above kinds of Instruments ask their patronage Also should
the quality tone Workmanship and prices meet their approba
ton.
orders for instruments from abroad puncuay noticed Re
airs of all kinds of instruments thoroughly done; and
tuning to suit the best critic, pay.
North Montpelier, Oct. 1877.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-02
A Fyii.et's
Bakersfield Academical Institution,

j. S. SPAULDING, A. Nj. ),
c. &. BISBEE, a. NJ. '""clPUs'
Assisted by other competent teachers Of French Music Paint;
ing and Drawing
The Wut Term comm-nres on Wednesday Dec. ls I.c-
lures with experiments viii be given chemicals
been ordered Books are furnished reduced prices
Board 81 ,a5 per week.
SETH OAKS, Secretary.
Bakersfield. Nov Q. lsi7. 4i--s0
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-02
Deaths.

In Lyndon Nov. l6 Mary c. daughter of Thomas
and Sally Fuller, aged % years,
In Marshted, Nov. II, Dea, Noah c. Clarke, aged
In Sharon, on the t4th inst, DR.. John c. S2alding,
aged a.
In Bellows falls 9th ult Rev. Albin Kendall Put
nam, Rector Of Emmanuel Church, aged 80 years.
In Waterbury, Oct %, Mrs Parlhena, wife of Mr.
Joseph Gregg, aged 81 years. 25th, Milon c. Gregg
son of Mr. Joseph Gregg, aged 16 years. Nov. 18th,
Ellen ARMENIA, daugtcr Of Mr. Joseph Gregg, aged 8
years. Nov. 9Th, Leslie Gregg, Esq, aged 60 years
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-02

HoRRD MURDER-On Monday, about noon
the 22d instant, at the ingalls, Hill section of the
Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers Railroad
Company, Michael Kelley, overseer of gang of
men at work at said section, was shot down dead.
There had been a riot the previous night and
Kelley was assisting the Sheriff to arrest GER
tain Irish laborers, who had been engaged in
it, when the fatal deed was done. The C. & P.
Company, in connection with the Selectmen of
the town of Newbury, have offered reward Of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS to any who will arrest
and bring to justice the murder or murderers.-
(Newbury) Christian Messenger.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-02
LEVI C. THAYER's ESTATE.

WE the subscribers being appointed by the Hon. the probate
court for the district Randolph commissioners receive
inc and adjust all and demands against the estate Of Levi
c. Thaye late Of ihee in said district deceased represented
nsolyen and all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto
and sir months from this date being allowed for that purpose here
by give notice that will attend the business of our appoint
nent dwelling house of Zenas Thaye Esqr in said Brain
tree on second Fridays January and May next at 10 o
clock A, NJ RUFUS HUTCHINSON, .o,,,..,...s.~
JB HUTCHINSON, 0''1'"'''0n'''
Plsintrse, Nov II, 1857 G-49
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-02

Steamboat Disaster and Great Loss Of Life
A Geographic despatch from the West states that
steamer Tempest, bound down the Mississippi,
and the Talisman from Clinton for st, Louis,
came in collision on Tuesday last, ten miles be-
low Cape Girardeau, Upper Mississippi. The
Talisman sunk Immediately in deep water. The
total loss is estimated at forty lives-some think
more. The ladies' and passengers who were
saved, lost everything, escaping only in their
night clothes, and in that condition were taken
to Cape Girardeau by the Tempest. By the
bursting of the boiler of the Caroline, near Shaw
neetown, H., Mr. Peacock passenger, Of Pitts
burgh, was killed, and four deck hands badly
scaded, of whom one subsequently died.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-02
NOTICE.

rs hereby given that have this day given my SON David Hold
ridge, his time during the mGnder his minority shall
not any debts OF his contracting claim his earnings
after this date. JOHN IIOlI riDGE.
Johnson, Nov. IA, lS47. Ii
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-12-02

For one copy of the Congressional Globe $500
For one copy of the Appendix 200
For six copies of either, or part of both 1000
Our prices for these papers so low that we can
not afford to credit them ont. Therefore, no person
need consume time in writing for them unless the
money accompanies the order.
Subscriptions should be here by the 18th December
at Gorthest, to insure all the numbers
BLAIR g. RIVES.
Washington, Oct. 4, 1917
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

w have Tor sale privately, on n credit of 6.
" aud II uonihs that kealfAv fanny resi-,
enos eeng Ire town % Msnehesr recently eupd b. the
ae ale ns'r Archer u eon- 's of Dweing
tom. ao gooi aoa Convenient k:eb.p ok,
- e Sase earri.f ouse. &e- a in spair-
wa nfte mort yard Urn which my Re had n
yie~ % LIZ ry OF Rirhrna large and prou ,a
cene ~ high ,aie Of eni afaa SAID property assured by
ne he r1i hssuranee Company
vaned ss,;co- properly can be pur-hss At low
price uOucRs nov a pTrt t.u
de w. -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
CITY HOTEL,
R q In nm @ m al Va.

'uNHlS new and largo establishment was open
ed by Inc subscriber, the gis, Who
OF hr kAAsAs. late the nlt led and known Proprietor OF
the Farmers. Hotel Fcdedekssurx are dtenBned 10 devote
Their undydei attention the comfort their
pauors The House IL siua'ei In The Cty
Efoand lately covered by Bell Tay,rn ard I,
handsomely provided with furniture cntsy new obef
asd attentive assistants add
OF tho patronage Of partne md
t Of Old end' and acquaintance, and years eips
eneo In the DohinSbf1ok Hot Petersburg think they
supply an equivalent for favour Stable
well formed and provided under cement Of Mr. VIM e.
"eoi attached to the house,
Ing himself the proprietor arriving
may be assured of good attention u them.
JOHN MINGE 4 SON
b Petersburg integenee National aud Union
Washington ID e. Rslsgh Sar and STANDARD
raid and Recorder Norfolk Hersd Beacon Richmond
ENQUIRER warrnon Flag viii copy for three weeks
and seni their accounts for payment de 2a-tf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
c EORGE ElRLE, UercbnnI T.,iIor

NO IT'S Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA
- constantly on hand at his Tailoring Store op
pose the STATE House, elegant French and
hngsh o'hs Cassmercs and Nestng ARRIVAL
~ lie conducts the establishment the principle senina
no garments out OF his but those quality and
thus that he hasso long enjoyed IN this city
and throughout the Union He would respectfully solicit can
rom gentlemen visiting the city assuring them he
orers entrusted 10 him. style lover raies than
thu same quality b. had civ mv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19

Dh. BANNINC'S BODY BRACE.
WE subscriber. having become proprtsrs the
sale and disposition OF DR. Bannngs Body the State
OF virginia beg leave tn call the public lis gea
value in the ~ ef affords Weak SPINE
OF the Heart Dyspepsia, Constipation Piles a relief
to public weak and dropping ladies' who
cannot ercfe aId perfect
rranrg shoulder traes. The rrautou
fo two or ihre days lady Instructed by DR.
tend - ting the Brace in
B'see SIS FIR the best. Booss be
Persons DESTROYS &C purchasing Pa gats by an.
pheaon TO the subscribers who
Books. In A FIfsTaCe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
NUMBER 16.
TO rAnnEns, COUNTRY ,lEnomANrs,

10 FARMERS, COUNTRY MERCHANT,
AND OrUEuS.
Great Reduction P-nEtrptiarv xt,r..
VIE subscriber Of m. nnard !, nov a. a Of
n fer a. greatly rcdneed prCes-
ing
1000 yards plain aud striped Lir,ry wcunens clothing
In Store for Fall purchasers:
200 heavy rc.dy made Ke,.sy Coas
900 pairs do 90 do Pants
SEQ pieces Brngans assortment of ,,,,, a A.
shoes equal to any In the market
Complete sets Of Wagon FOR two hor.,. with ca, ~.
wagon Harness IN portions -
Warranted ASss. v-ry superior
Also WHEAT Pans, Wheat Bays Rerger.,o-, yy,r,,A.. -.
FrRSrTuEE OF different kinds -
FOR s At Peasntia very superior article Of Burr NIL
Stones Wagons. Days. Carts &c
rue apofe are oheed on accommodating
ehasers will Co well Pepitsn.rv or AZ a. So ~
H. street leading to Mayos Bdtrr.
"a-u JAs. G sPoT-Tz A,.,, Pew
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
FOR SALE,

ES The beautiful, comfortable, extensive and
49, convenient house AMI -; street the ate resi-
a'he' OF James w Pegram decd or.er. Il vii
be shown wishing purchase VITA great pleasure b.
er Of tie subscribers, and knoNn-and oar
eua animation OF The premises Will b.
VIRGINIA PEGRAM
". r. JOHNSON,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
THE
RICHMOND H0USE

SlIOAlED ON Governor street neJriy oppO-
- s'e The Governors House and about squares or
street having recently received considerable I'D ,-s reni-rrs
much more convenient and a-nsd on the
' Gay OF November next Tor the reception OF Boa,
month week or day Toe best sutcavor he cub
ua who VIII sup'rnicnd 10 render the OF who may
put ~ az the e';ibi ,.mrEt com'os able.
Fo5 The informal of hose WHO may cen conveyance
'rc most excellent Livery Stable their
hoTte' &c val be wei attended TO. q. d. MEADE.
Oct. ~. 1916 a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE.

FuNHE Franklin Manufacturing Company hand their
n PAPER MILL the Depot OF the Southern Railroad good
and folded and
ruled and pian also medium printing enyeop and
wrapping papers
which public assured that quality
their will bear with the production
OF Northern Factory They prepared oriesfor
description Of that the market their
require Merchants dealers Paper
T. andtI Themselves. mt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

.M4RUEICTORII ( SbOus CalsrARI Street.
1863 North 9Th ~. PhiIadcI phia.
finished and
u Vehicles OF the fasAiOA,
dnube or single RockaWAy pat
Snk, York HagoHs, with without tops
will dispose the rea'onabe All deserp
ters- ard Workmanship.
Western Merchants wishing purchase
purchasing
Work coming from his Mandatory rarran,d for
ysar.
~ Having received the SILVER MEDAL being highest
premium awarded, ihe Exhibition Franklin Institute
for tire superiority workmanship among
will be a
d,tion super 'oriiy OF his work.
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
100 North Fifth street. above Calowhi, Philadelphia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
ALEXANDER'S TKICOBAPHE!
improvement Of Isle,

Wis nvW auu Po3uIar LIQUID HAIR DYE,
snee IL niFnileiion has met vth ureIimr!ei merit
i-i'He il oveueot h-s 1t'y Be- d. hlt II sand. n o.
4 eo'o's TIE hair either BI:ek Brown n,r,rts
90 ne'lei Nas'rs % ctl1s and instead NJ
5-.lls he hi' iH7a5s 20 At the ys'y elasticity OF youb
of ei'eeIee vii b. apparent every one upon sias.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
AsKlNs LiBBYS Line OF Packets, between Richmond
New Orleans Will September
aud will be composed of IN, following
Barluo BACHELOR, Capt HIEAH HORROR;
Brig ORLEANS Can't WV syrrr;
Brig JOSEPHINE Cant Jos Rnp1s.oS
One Of the above vessels will this regularly
month We with confidence,
the public they built expressly insure
low other vessels, and
Greet oflong experience freight OF passage
having very superior accommodations, both cabin eoraEe
passengers, appyto J. FISHER SON or
HASKINS & LIBBY.
NJ b. All freight from the country vessels will be
received and forwarded charging CAy and
wharfage J. F.& s,
in % or HkL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19

FOR RENT.
f.l a very comfortable dwelling house on
- Church BH. suiAb's bf a family
-. "a pnvaey vU superior crver ard hans
I'D" of hire two very hley boys ~ End yssr cd
GOUnIN & HARDWOOD
81 oaee opposite Cord n d sknssrs
STABLE AND LOr FOR REST
"a The lot. with good Stable and iIydrant
= - on ~ Immediately oPPoiie the rcsd' Of H. l.
- 4hA'n -, fnr rent and possefsion VII be the
doI' IN. JENKINS
81 10 RENT, and possession gwen Insne-
dA'sy two neat end comfortable brick a, h-
oae contains two ard room and lheh-n
arc 'h IA. good gardens aHaehd to them Apply Fs.r
% s pisaes who VIII show the boasesor slbcrIbe
dc lo-n RICH Ill., Js
"a stNOR RENT.-A large and comfortable
- DIV ling House. situated corner Of Locust spA Frank
I'm ,tees Apply to RICITD HILL Jr.
o@ Corner be- = he Banks.
fok RENT-oN THE Ist OF ~ yUARY.
E..s VIE upper part of the EJase now oc.
- - eop.sdby the James River ami Kans~hl Company
de 3n ROBERT MOTT.
fzN nor RENT-The Dwelling House al
present occupied by Hal Neion on SIN street be
wen r1nsin and Grace Possession can be had mmed ately.
no l9-a H. W & !. J Pay 90.
EEI FOR RENT-The upper part of the
n. on,1 No 50 Main street three door. above the City
trance the fsOHt rear. For term. appy to
es1z GALLAGHER & oLDSER
Five Stores for Rent.
80, - ~ S. IAN, an1 Neu hnn-o str's yet untenen
fronting on Main sreft End Wall which or the
most av'rabe ntnc-urn merchants berg IN the mo
eeta and buhess P of t1eCy. The Cry
on or ah ~ The 2ls from dyed character Of
- proprietor vii greatly business part Of tie ety
sai Ssoses vii &c rented prices good eaen.s For
Terms apply to Btu Dawson HODGES, ROY a PULLIAN.
DE- 4
fssa ENOR RENT-The house | occupy. on
Frankiin street, for $500 per aanum: 4, IL
in good orter AMI about the 18Th n.sr
Ferons WISHING To pleas. cal between Al
oeoek IN the morning and O'Clock r IL JENKINS
nRI GOODS STORE FOR RENT.-Tbe
- Dry Goods Store Main oeeupe4 D. C.i.-sn
Is Tor rent and possession givsR Immediately Eaqa.e
70 r. II. JENKINS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
FASHIONABLE AND CHEAPDRY GOODS.
Christmas and New Years Presents!

II II. JENKINS will sell off cheap the follow.
aug articles o DRY GOODS Tor the season Those
wanting & RAJ gains vii do well o call.
shaws uf var. kind. rich K Goods rg,srs
100 fancy nous eashne Dresses a. reduced
Fancy searfs and WORKED Cape and Coa with nan, new
and beautiful
Genttman hat style faiiusiinE satin Crava e,srsrt
seai shin Collars Rooms silk IN Po-,e HdNs-a OF
which viii be sold cheap for cash orr tai al
De IS ''''S ~ q W , y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
HANDSOME PRESENTS

NM L. MONTAGUE respectfully informs hls friends and the
Public g'nera ~ that be hls Musc store
No lei ha street Musical Inrutasnts
90 in- OF great variety 81 amo't every tescrpuoa-soe
which are sliGbe for Chns New Year pres viz
AttoHDt oNs, varyilg p=cs o s5a. The mot
btauiiu asorm Mt ever cred oT sale city.
GUITARS, OF French Spanish Paferns some Of
VII eh OF eIqure beluy 81 and a. regards tone
uHsurpasse -.
FLUTES and CLARIONETS different kinds from the nine
Key &C Cute $50 the P!eo5 at whary,
pIice you peas.
single and ioube great variety At prices from
IS cts 10 SI2.
IN largest assortment Of good VIOLINs IN The city.
great var ely Of PIPES o.ave FLUTES, &C &c.
BRASS INsTRUMENTs Of every description.
MUS. cat BOXES, Ee,
number Of popular SONGS, MARCHES, wALTZES re 50
eeiei ani arranged Ia COLLECTIONS OF aud 1. each az prices
' 90 e 60 slaO oni suitable pres-ut Can and see
iof nrse'ves al the Sign Of the Gnea Tyre 1874 Man st.
opposite he Patks AZ "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19

unless specified the Manuscript previously agreed
thu PARTIES
Do An advertisement marked the copy for specified
will be continued until ordered and
eIaeed accordingly.
~ Regular AdycrtiscmcntE.-To avoid any misun-
dersandug the part Annual Advertisers
Gi that privileges extend their immediate
bushes Heal Estate Legal aud ali other Advertisements BY
them TO be addition tl charge, and variation
Real Estate anl General Agents Advertisement.
inserted by th ,rt bui be charged the usual subject
such discounts shall be agteed upon.
3 Aucpurcs booksellers aud yearly advertisers generally,
with the privilege of change shall
yearly than the
agreed the standing rule under the
exceeding such be charged usual
ADvERIisEsEHrs inserted the SemWocky Wing at IS
Is lines and so
per square for each Continuance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19

RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTIE P0MADE.
The Proprietor of this NEW and beautiful pre-.
paraton eonhietty recommends ga in the word
Tor 7ang seauif so0 and glossy appearance 10 The bar
prom ting ~ grow D. and preventing falling out.
DIX. JACkSON'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR.
FOR Pre>erying and Bcautifying the TEETH,
and PURIFYLNG THE BREfTH
This article will be found invaluable where
persons are subject TO son Swelling Bleeding Guf7r hi,B
ing and gvlrg hunes TO the T preserving them from b.
e'1Hg loose decay,for rendering delicious freshness 10 The
t nruira zi-g hc od-ur from bad tad breath Of
Sors and Feuoas who have d1rier,t stimaeh This srs
leit ana Baisamc implicit reliance may be
pifei as HIS he approval rsspc PLY
scans ans Dentists both Eurup- and Uncd states
For sale by uuvl Purcell T. Dival p. Johnston p I'm
VA Co. H. hustace sol, = NJ Za-hrsson A. Leslie. B
ceckcr Bro, Rai-oad Slotswood Robertson c Corr,,g
To- Fe'rrsbsTgi T. C. irccien Wtzchesfer Cooke g-, -
s and BY an tbs principal Druggists the T. or Of
K = o. \ wright Sole Agents Tor the L. = PA.iasslpiii
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19

NEW ORLEANS sUGAu AND nOLAssEs.-
~ IS New Orleans Sugar
100 bbs n. q. hohHes-Juu received. and for Fse BY
ds9o n. FARRIsH, Cay street.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
TRUNKS. TRUNKS! TRUNKS!

snb'erieer has just opened another Of
Hor Travelling Trunks made expressly for him
irars ana made OF the hest
which he would call the of all
sold low Potomac the same
quality. tde ~ ALEX. HILL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
isicbmona Dailp 1ubis.
RICHARD II. TOLER, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
II f. X Nj : .

DALr Papers5 snnnm; srswEEKLr single copy ss for
copies SEQ wxExLy single copy 81 five copies for S.
copies si5-always in advance. Remtanees
OF Publishers evidence
OF the depose Of letter he Post Once containing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19

To Farmers and Planters.
FETHOMAS n CHARLES ELLIS, have in
4 prices reduce heavy stock OF the
following description Of Goods suitable for Farmers and Planters
Use,
Lonion nuf Blankets
Heavy Twill
sup Bed 30
Napt Cotons. White and Cray
Canadian Cul.s. all wool
Shoes Gray Sattuets
Baltimore l.insrys
Scarlet ard Wmie FlanneIs
Low priced Cloths, for Servants
Lowell isuscys
LONDON Duhii Oycrcoat.
Cotton OLnabufrs
Brown and Bcachcd Shcctngs
DO do Situiues no2
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19
DENNOLIEION

me- coparinershP heretofore existing between the sub
L scFl0ers, under the hrm OF Halves, Van Deursen 4
"afu exp red BY imuon, The 3s Deer a Tbos in
uio 70 Us vi" ptase make - early A. .
vey important 70 sPstdy settlement business t No ~
nm who Fuceest he busnes-lormed BY F,vte ,bo,
ana Van Deursenwe cordially The pat onar ard
support 80 hbeay Bestowed uoa og'seye Of our friends apd
former 49,
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EreRing Dress Goods.
Ian Gsh rSs-

LrtHtng JreSS Goods.
Jan. 9th. ISI7.
l. H JENKINS has received NJ vii sen Off chem
u -. teauuul Fancy enrd Embrd - sim Dnse,
20 pieces ny TrPed and PLAID Ia at,n Misllna
20 White Atsln Rohss, all prices, 40 ne eh
Few neh iget cord sits
"a n R.b5o s-Bionis I.aecs
Long ant Short L Kid GIoyss
Wat ard eo't Satns
Book and Mail
sHk Ho g. aud Gloves
. sd La Etrinas
NJ sim p q foTlrs- -s,, A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19

H'''' oT'ss9, Coat ty aad tae FTaH Loafarr
BHsktHs.
SHALL open this day third supply Of the
above onabie boots
by two OF TIE best makers ertlnt ID D. FRANKLIN,
jag No. 2l5, Broad Street. Shoekoe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-19

q ii. PGSs0gc ~ B1fimOre, meals WcIud.
1<lSEss-AA cd. 80 only Ercfg THssdav AfferHooH-
Tic siclucr COLUMN X CAPT ng between
the Cy ami Uann.rc 90 e. rssarr uri iir. rar acr1mm1
dauon by hsn' equal IN &C. of any rtic between h'
ccf, I4.frrfers rlyrg here Trcay 10eu1on 90 o.
clock Baltimore ue following nlht Those Tor Fhiadel
rha iako the ears thc rcu morning o. y o'ri-.s.
fctA Ur"rN IInLHW q 90.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-05-21

houncement that. the Russian government had
resolved to invest upwards Of two millions
s'erIlng OF gold in the English funds: still the
severity OF the pressure is only partially re-
heVed, and It is evident that, for some time to
come we can only expect a very straitened
money market, and higher rate of interest
To-Day the effect of the investment of Russia
gold has been counteracted by advices from
the continent, raising the price of corn prodi-
glouslY. The utter stagnation of trade in the
manufacturing districts has also had its effect
Consols declined per cent. in the course OF
the day, and the markets closed heavily. The
European Times, of the 4th instant, SAYS
Since we alluded TO the position of the Bank
OF England, matters have become worse, and
the whole commercial world, from Cornwall
to Cathness, and from Cape Fear to the Giants
Causeway, are up in arms in relation to our
absurd monetary policy! Great is the tri-
umph of the currency doctors, and great the
exultation at the embarrassment which is be-
ginning to ruin many, and has already caused
proud hearts to bow in humble prostration
with regard to foreign affairs! The Europe
an Times also says: The foreign events of the
fortnight are of a striking interest in Portugal.
The Junta still keep the Queens forces at BAY.
The insurgents are too powerful and wealthy
to be extlnguished by force or by money, be-
ing raise to buy out their hostility The
Queen of Spain and her husband show symp-
toms OF enduring each other-they have APP
peared together in public!