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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-02
DAVID KENNEDY.

n Esbrg'sS sLRtIf, SOUTH WHEELING.
his thanks to The public for the l.iar.l nat
efths an D" received, and solicit. continuance
~ And nov. feiare' and improved bis msehn
1s, and tesuliful article f '''' OF re
io4ble 05,.,iss. Rugs, Fsin and striped.
tbtIi Of gbi,tt Carpets &c
'es'am Aofk IN '', Ia. "a new style Of pattern
'',gsu solicited ''s eafpeis' Rugs or Coysfict'
ss.atss ~ ~ anoy and ue coorng done 10 order
AL 4. p,,. am az. :. and l, not To rot the am
ut II Orders h, -" a. any IN the we-t and hc gfiI
Wes.a, y oi- ins Pnnetualk aud Al .3,4ft ,,f.rs
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-02
4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

n tnlis and Gentlemen who are dcsircas II .asse-
" sng beautiful clcsf. and tfausf sreHtig far eaH-
krtaa " Ih sweet soft. delicate ard heaiiHE saIu.
Ers recommended 10 use fifst magical skin HHft .,r
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Iees .oap far superior Is all other Articles eAtr
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NIL clear and lovely appearance.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-02
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Il heath ~ blood. However excellent Tire sen.r
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b., loa a4athe, lsssitude g 1he h,st .arite, u
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-02
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-02

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-05
coue.po.a,n., Of N. N.,lon,l In,sln,,nssr

R.LrINoRH. January 3-ei AN.
The markets remain duN Some holders offered TO sell
Howard street brands yesterday St66 without being
able find buyers Tho inspecnns Of -four for the year
cnuing LIST instant $780, l16 barrels. tho largest
known. This however, is not commercial day; shall
therefore, defer interesting tabular statements until to
The grain markets dull good prime red whoa, nomi-
nal at 81 to &c eent oats 81 rye 50; whkey 223 bar
rels.
Sales tho Stock Board yesterday 900 Mary.
land Is rs and 81 400 Baltimore 6's 1890, 96f; 20
shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at 37i.
The Telegraph reports thus up the close Of business
hours on Saturday afternoon.
FROM NEW YORK.
The flour market is very dull Gcnesee Is held at $3.50
ard purchasers backwards sales very moderate. and price,
tending downward Southern brands range from 1881!
to $3.50.
The grain market is also dull and prices rather on the
decline. Moderate sales Of primo white Genesee wheat
=. cents sales OF white 10 aud yellow Il
cents; oats ~ for primo quality, being slight decline
rye "a. nominal
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
The stock market 10 without activity. Sales Of Penn.
syvsnis SIS decline OF previous rates. United Ste
new loan held al 49,
Tho flour market continues dull. Holders are asking
S]I5 for Pennsylvania fresh brands, without being able
to effect sales Sales OF Southern prime red wheat TO
moderate eIten at l02 ccnts prime yellow corn sold
so cen,s per bushe; oats 30; rye rs.
Sales to-day Of l.400 bags Laguayra coffee ut cont
per pound Sales alec OF the description rather bet
ter quality cents. Sales moderate extent Of New
Orleans sugar at "a cents per pound.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-05
ED.

Yesterday morning. of Scarlet fever EDWARD younge,,
son OF Isaac A. ana Eliza Ann Goddin in the fourth year
his age.
The friends Of the family and those of Mrs Susanna
WIS., are requested 10 attend lie funeral this morning.
O'Clock from the residence OF his Father upon Fraukn and
eighth streets.
Yesterday morning, at Fl O'clock Mrs. FRANCES
L. wife OF Mosby Johnson, aud daughter of Elliott aud
Eliza S. Chies. Of Chesterfield county Va The deceased
was member OF the FIRST Baptist Church ,uis city, and
died trusting fully in her Saviour
~ Her friends and acquaintance aud the
of the First BAPTIST Church, invited To attend her fl
neral, the residence OF her husband on Franklin IT.
at 10 O'Clock this morning. without farther notice.
On "Wednesday evening, the 3Jth uir ANN F. l. wife
OF VIM. keneys, Esq and daughter Of DR.. Carmichael
Of Richmond, Va. in her Goth ,ear.
herrmsins will be conveyed to Fredericksburg Va fol
interment-lN. =. Express.
Amer long AMI prorleed illness Auasarca IN
the 10th OF Dec, mbsr Col JOSEPH PAMORE in the
OF his lie bore his illness Christian fortude and in hi
death his family and friends heavy loss But con
song ,hs reflection that his p has gone better wo,
than
ar Enquirer and Christian Advosa'e requested copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-05
Ely TOLER, ELLIOT
The Clay statue.

The friend. Of the "Great Commoner" and particularly
the Ladies OF Virginia who have contributed mark
OF their gratitude for his public and their adma-
lion Of his character the Of his Statue zen
dnng MARBLE, the metropolis of his native State, will
be glad Learn that Mr. Hart the selected for that
purpose, has completed Mr. Clsys bust and sbou; 10
embark for Italy, complete the work. Mr. Clay will be
Represented in the appropriate costume Of Senator, and
in the oct cf addressing deiberatiye assembly.
In answer TO many enquiries the subio Il,
bled tina, the received from contributors
by the Treasurer, about thousand dollrrs This
will not be sufficient effect the purchase Of the site
pedestal, after the completion o the Ss.uo. ne Vice
Presidents and Collectors many OF the Counties, how
ever have yet made the Treasurer aho Ugh
it is thought TINT there funds in the hands OF OF
them yet be paid in. AZ the aairs % the Society will
be closed al early day. it important that all who have
heretofore neglected 10 do should promptly mako their
reports, by transmitting the h,t may remain in their
hands, and the OF the contributors 10 Miss ELIZA
RIDDLE the Treasurer OF the Society, this City, who
authorized receive all funds collected this purpose
The Wing papers throughout tho State respectfully
requested to give the foregoing insertion.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-05
City Arrivals.

Ctrr HoTEL, January 2iThos Barham New Kent DIR II
smith Dnwiddc ID = ~ Crumn, Mr. Morgan New Kent William,
IayoT Charles City Chas Rutn Hanover Oh
eeli; Ro Tunstan, Caroline; Joha Andrews, sui b6J
Bennett, Georgia DIR Brooks Rchm1 John DupIon Iotr
n.y. WIN & Peck Roanoke. Francis Ne p
hod man Edward oBrien Warren Me no Bafk,dae AmeI n
r n Lowe Lo1tor' VIM Bsgby, Buck ngIsm VIII ans
w Bragg, Petersburg DE- "o nreo Nelson Page ann
beTlant; Dr " No.Tss, New Moncure C,Tolnr 4
W GaInet. Esel; Jones' eEer l. Marshall F.uou,,,.
Wm u ROY James Matthew'S ~ Lockh-ad John d Il ana
Pnne George MoTien Richmond Chunks TrouhR,t c.
line Wan w Green, New kent.
CITY HoTEL-Jsn 3d-Asa Oliver Nott1way b A Dav. Pc
tsburs Raiel tie, Richmond Rob nson Arthur w,
e James Roane, King Wan w Courtney Acre. King
Queen; Atkinson Hanover DIR w Wake, Che.ered DR.
sa'ase = Bailey Kent; w CroI,on X William VIM 40
on, VIM Turner Queen: HnwIe Crump w C,,r,n
DChri'tan, Savage w w Gay KeAt DIR Meuet west
Henrico. ''''
Jan 4ih-Dr Gravau Caroline; Rost Hutchinson Riebd n
Pollard Jos Pol ard, King g. Mark
Basby Buckingham; VIM Pleasan's Ieueo Daniel Mar
Miss Mari Campbell Robt audgin Caroline l. Pree Han
ENcHANoE IloTEL Jan 4-Rober Leeeh Lyrrpoo Hurb "a
peIton Georgetown; Clay Arnold Iadi New YORK:
TowneT, Jefferson Merritt York Berrad a, ser.
van FetereksbaR Morgan Dr ompiius and seIv Lynch
bu POterded Berkeley Waller ealmou h VIM Bur-
wei Bdfor Jthn Cooke, Portsmouth James arwood Nor
10 * Miles King w Heanet Jennings Hampton; Edward
Narcn, heI biHoa' I Shepkad Edentoa, c. Wild
dheld, Pha; Love FaraI CO. Paffen Prince wnam;
WIN Davenport Hanover; WIN Pannst bbure Bar
=iEl Williamsburg
CotrNHiIS HORT, Jan {. Is47-T Gispie TazweL T G.
veal 'arol ma John Buades Palmyra David Hagravs saty:
John Robertson Noi.owa. Harrison DO. r. lone.
ChaTd resvie; Col Bauas Mad son: H. Fl,vl. q r.
"" ton L1uia; NoFnen william MARY uese. Wi1arp
L Lancaster Buckingham; George Moody hatan ~
~ Lockit, 10 w Booth. Chal't + HcL nmo a.
Hatehe,t Mis- " Harrison Catone. WathaL Am-I, inc
Turner Turner, Louisa; " WHITAKER Haitian: l. Jchn w
Woke John kelsy Cteserhe Ri,hd PceI Go7ehaud "
ihornps7n Jawiid'o; Abraham Lynn waynesboro.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-05
AuycIin

AT meeting OF the Wings Of Amelia, called at their
Court House, the Both December Tor tho purpose ot
sending Delegates 10 represent their county in Convention
le4T. " l'11'
John " Lane, Esq was called to the Chair and Thomp
son "al'ha'l appointed Secretary.
he sotIect OF the meeting being explained,
Resolved, That delegation, consisting Of "a good and
Iiue "mg be appointed BY the Chair attend said Con.
yehon for the purpose Of nominating suitable canadians
for this Senatora. District.
Mncteupon the following persons were appointed
Jno Harriss, Jno b Chaffn, II r Scott Thas Coleman
Mat Allen Rd Taylor, Albert Branch, WIN L Booker
Alfred Wood, K Ii Brazeal, John a Hilsman. NJ Il
Evans, 70 Lyon, Ed Banton, Jno G. Jefferson. /
Mesers, J Lci2h Juo leier, Thomp Walthall Nv. E
Graves' Wm Eggieston, VIM Cheslham, VIM Wood
nun and T. z Leigh.
On mOrDl,
Resolved, THAT the Chairman be added IN the dslsga
ton.
Resolved, That these proceedings be forwarded 10 IN,
Wing and the Times for publication.
JOHN W. LANE, Chairman.
IHosF5oH WALTHALL, Secy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-05

b2rEA0FpiyARY TRIAL FOR MURDly-in the Superior
Court OF Tennessee lot week. murder case was brought
W. which s anOngsi The most extraordinary on record
Tue uccu.cd, mfs. Mary Copeland convicted n tho
OycTon Circuit Cour Of the murder Of Ruth DOughery-
both Of them belonging highly respectable families.
Tho proof 10 the css' showed ihat Mrs. Copeland was
jealous Of Miss Doughefy, and tho consequence most
cm0er'z state Of feelings ongendefcd between them
Threats Of personal violence proved have been
made BY each but on The part Of Mrs Copeland her hrea
had ceased for many months befoo the fatal encounter
whilst on The part u Mics DJughory. thoy rfovcd 10
have been repeated down tho time Of her death. The
kiling occurred on the sabbath Nfs. Copeland was IN
her way 10 church, evidently seeking 10 avoid coming In
contact with Miss Dougheuy-but on hof way sho was
nficepedb by The deceased armed with hsavy hickory
CLUB Tho proof Left IL gomowhat doubtful how tho en-
counter commenced, but probably the deceased at
aohed me defendant with the club and gave her blows
one on the head and the other the The parties
thsn closed and IN the scu the defendant stabbed the
deceased with knife which caused her mmodisto DEATH
THIS ~ The conclusion TO which the Supreme Court auved
and Tho Court was Of opinion that the killing did
70 nurder but either 10 granddaughter usufabe honi
eide aud Of consequence tie udgmen below was reversed
and the cause rcmsndod ior a new uia,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-05
f.nIarsasrnr.

~ Uet'Ir1 Of Tho WhIgs Of Lancastsr county Al NM.
Cour House, on Monday 2lst December 1876: O, mo-
ton, Col. JOHN CHOWNlNG was called TO tue Cbai,
on VIZ. 7. JLssE appointed Secretary
On motion Of Col Ralph Eamonds the following ,,-,r
lions were unanimously adopted:
whereas The Wing party Of the county n Richmond
nave nominated WN Wee, Esq. as the Wing candidate
pSen tho counties Of Richmond and Lancaster in the
ner Legislature Of Vr5iu1,
Resolved That the Wings Of Lancaster biz hiy approve
81 me ncmin1uon, and heartily concur therein.
Resolved. That in Mr. Wee the Wbg party Of Iancas.
ter have rendered to thom by their brethren Of Richmond
county candidate IN every respect worthy II their support
ono who will represent tb8 tao counties with Gre dit ~ him
self ana with honor 10 them and that wo vii. nee even
Legitimate means 20 secure he election
Resolved. That the proceedings OF this meeting We sign
ed by The Chamnn and Secretary, and 10 the Rich
m0nd Wing Tor pub cation, and hata copy be sent o. Mr.
WEBn, and another copy 90 Col Robert w. Carter the
Chairman Of the meeting that nominated him.
JOHN CHOWNINC, Chm
VIZ l.. Jgsrr Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-05

~ The Lewsburg Chronicle has been reouo.,.d -
state that the Hon. A A. Chapman at the earnest soca
ton OF many friends, will be candidate for reelection in
this District" When MIR. Chapman left home, he caused
it to be announced that he would not be candidate
Spring but since no reached Washington no ha. SOM,
how or other learned that his services Indispensable
and, nothing 10th, no has yielded the apparent
v. We certainly have objection to Gen. Chapman to-
wards whom personally the kndest feelings
but respectfully suggcs, whether he fairly by other
aspans in his District in thus ,ansrn them with hopes
never 10 be realized1 This is the second lme if we mis-
take not that he has been induced after gently putting
aside The corn, TO reconsider his determination and per-
init his friends TO "buckie fortune his back" The
District hopelessly Loeotcco aud Of tho Wings
are as well satisfied with Gen Chapman with another OF
his par-and perhaps, he attends e oeio to the du-
ties OF the Postmaster General his District his services
cannot be so well dispensed with. At all events, we
tender coincidence TO the disappointed aspirants
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-05
TOBACCO TRADE

AMSTERDAM, Dec. !, 1876.
Extract of letter from a respectable house;
"Our market continues IN dp gtate, and ts mpOssi-
bic 10 tesle tobacco prices That will pay and charges
and have hopes Of doing any good our coespon
dents unless your planters actually atop the cultivation Of
the article IN great efsure which has said for
many years would be the case athough thus far
has We should suppose the present low prices
would certainly induce planters stop, great extent
unui better siaio Of affairs takes place SIDE.
he price Of common Virginia and Maryland was mover
ns low a. At the present time The present price Of common
hoVland IN market will leave but uio nor pay ing
transportation snd charges The stock 10 Europe We con
sidet equal TO three years consumption at least.
staisnsHf Of 'uY0 'a apd sost Of 5Iseo ~ sa gorts Of
Esreys ard ~ o. Stats.
LoSDoN-Sioek on hand let pee. 1sI6-32 s26 bids
ogsinst ,j3i hhds, on ls Dec 1Si5 3261O bhds in
1874 3J3s9 hhds. n 1913 OF tho ~ s26 hhds on hand
let Dec 1886, all was Virginia and kentucky keeping
l25 hbds Maryland.
RoTrERnas, Dec. let, 1886
Stock 1869 hhtl. Of Maryland
J99J Virginia.
els Kentucky
i2 Stcm4
ANsrERoAN Dec. let 1876
Stock 37t9 hhds Of MARYLAND
1895 Virginia
ORG Keourkv
BErMtv Dec. let 1876
Stock 1921 hhds Maryland and Ohio.
1885 " Virginia.
3O79 Kentucky.
3l7l Stems
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-05

Tho council for tho plaintiff in this case claiming to be
the widow Of the ate General Yin Noes have published
card n Che Wellington papers, stating be- her deter
miuauDn, under thor advice o. prosecute appeal from
he decision Of the Circuit Court tic Supreme CJur, Of
iho United Sutfe
The card severe bro is STRUCTURES upon tho Court
which charges with Withdrawing the facts from the ,ury
and deciding them "By h.s Unprecedented aci," DO says
che asocao Judges have, in opinion ovcrstcpped
all ,gl end constitutional boundaries, and usurptd the
powers NJ ho jury" Appended 70 the card lea certificate
sgntd by eleven Of The jury, setting forth that, Do
hct opinion there nothing in the testimony before
them $50 mpooch boz the least Tie credibty OF Sore
On Conner OF Miss Virginia Fowler Of ps Elzibeth
Fowler, wiincsfcs. examined In this or Ia mpcao
them either Of hom ~ any charge NJ fraud conspiracy
forgery PERJURY ouy other chorgo in any degree in
furious to their regulations truthful UPRIGHT vruous aud
rel gous persons"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-05
A TreoIi.c onlu.nnitv

We were yesterday presented by the author-Mr c.
Grimes, gentleman OF fine mind and mauners-wi,h a
volume, bearing this title. Mr. formerly an inmate
OF the Tennessee Lduac and has been fortunate
ly cured OF his maady. Having, a Contemporary r.
marks experienced all the ills and horrors ineden, to de-
ransemen' OF the mental faculties he has been enabled
write practically aud to develop many mysteries, hereto
fore unknown, in regard to that malady Mr. &. we arc
told by the Baltimore Patriot, successful mer
chant in the West and is known by gentlemen in III at
with whom he had been in the habit Of dealing.
Mr. c. now in Richmond, with copies Of his book
which full OF interest, aud for which we hope he NAV
find extensive sale.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-05

GESTLENES-As there Is vacancy IN the Presidency Of
N"nsn N Mary College allow through your columns
10 call the attention OF the Visitors VI that venerable inst
tuition TO LASooN {. GARLAND Esq as gentleman whose
extensive literary aainmon,s and other qualities em'ner
" quality him Tor so important appointment
Nh G. was for some years President of Randolph Ma,
con College, and Is very avoraby spoken OF by students
OF his merits. vs.
JASUIRY /, lS47.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-05

FEoE IHL fLAHs-An express roin arrived al LoGing-
ton from Tho company Of buIurd, b,oko & Co. traders
% santa re- who the lot leave Independence this
sclson. They had crossed the ansa and we're camped
Tor tho night south Of the sand hills zoe Semrone when
o1o o those dreadful north Western storms, which
arc common on the plains, came up, uGd alarmed their
cattle ha many Of them broke through the guard and
made their escape. Some twenty head nado tlor escape
sH1 three mules persisted n the storm TIC company were
compelled 10 return 10 Tue Afkansis whCo Trey have very
good grass rushos &c. 0I their stock was their nten
Ton however ~ The weather continued fsr 20 move on IN
Benrs Fort $50 miles, with oil the goods possible and
winter there by doing o., they will DO enabled 10 roach
Santa lie early be- the 5purR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-05
Too Late !

The Rockingham Register of the ID inst. informs us
thst companies OF volunteers in process OF
formation in hat couuty-,the Tenth Legon) osc com.
pany says nearly full and expected to proceed to the
election OF officers last Saturday. The roll Of the other
it says was filling ap'' and with little exerdor
1t thought it would be ready take the field
We glad that the Tenth Legion has been walked
up, though it be at tn, eleventh hour We appre
hend, however that the companies from that quarter vii
be too late
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-05

u We regret 10 learn that Of the members OF Capt
Carring,ons company OF Volunteers, whose coId
learn, accidentally drowned on Sunday last after
the departure OF the battalion from city We have not
learned minu,.y the particulars ;bu understand that in
attempting get smaI! boat, keeed over precpi-
tsng the river from which he could not be res
cued until lie was extinct.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-05
Wlmyar y. jan. 3. isl7-miJoIgbt.


Vol bALER, D' lngs loit the city for the West this
morning by the Ohio river. lie will visit his wife az
7purgh 3D. 90 ILLINOIS, end then proceed 10 Join hisfoe
Mexico.
Among The Stranger now in town notice Gen. Wad5y
Thompson o S G. who arrived by Southern boat this
evening. Lieut. Potter who wounded Monterey
auv'd lasi night II" BE- moving about on clutches.
u H enid that there will Jo an explanation Tomorrow
next day between Messrs. Davis and Bayly Itisuis,
again sod that have Message on the It, Gene
raIship tomorrow IRON the President
There is not much news az importance here to-day
vote Of The House yesterday. ] do not think ho will.
presume Congress will Toxic hold Of business boo earnest
tomorrow. 10 not time
Tho Columbia Typograpiieal Society celebrated
lhcr Ihfy-second Annv,u1ry, by supper Congress
ual, last evening. Among the sroakcfs were Hessrs
hitche Of Che Union, and lsauc Hal II New Hampshire
The fpeochos to-st, songs sentiments, &c were excel
cni There were two ~ three sds songs. &C. The party
did not break up 'n late, or rather early, hour
BRUTU5.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-05

FFh.IINHI ~ Jlu. - 1871
lHr1HrtNT-Io MORROW wills ai PROBABILITY. Of The
remarkable da, Tho sefson mesa z. fsor the Prsi
cert will b. Wcetc commanding creation Of Leuteraot
Gtnera chip IL e army ~ The UfitedFs w nuonei IN my
as that ne message ccndeunr whether me
afue VII D. csrfed vi now ceotied ih1t BE-
ihal tHstandnz m cpp ion urb which fey
u ho HOUSE Two % aIo wanting In tbr
Senate but would seem ls thee had been prom ed
afe you NAT mtny VIII vote Tor The Of the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-05

Ahhof in,etn' but hey viii swallow bin becau..
Innppo"ns the war IL would. perhaps best q nance
that feeling IN order not n le-cnU fauea
NO ON, feels moc dsp -sd to do The ssnaof iom Mis-
our ia l1ues than myself no oac b willing n an
hytch TO sc Col benon The head Gallant army % a.
eueuon dos ans whether such appointment -osarv and
a. u Is TO The CabInet aud Conrrls.f - - s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-05
TO CORRESPONDENCE.

We generally IN the views taken by " Paul Pry
yet constrained, reluctantly. hy the which
be treats the subject decline the publication OF his
Gle.
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