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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16
For THE VINO.
IPgnIeN.

DLAR CoLoNiL express very great desire have
copy Of Col Mes famous Circular. / cannot CRAFTY Won
al ms ume IN iul but will eddy you with few precious
extracts had presentment OF the coming greatness Of
ol' Trend, and visited Pege last summer aud wen, TO
doHsyriie 70 gather materials for his biography. was
ambitious o. immortazng myself by connecting nv name
With immortal subject. elt that bograpbv of hin,
would take rank with Weems Life Of Washington in an
me nurseries and common schools. ascertained great
many interesting particulars and among others that he ba
oeen iesIceh Of fage only about 10 year-ihsi his
er days and cSmer hours spent In other and-and
mat the tour quarters Of the globe would fierce con-
test Tor The honor OF having given birth 10 the
author Of the eferHoI Resolufions
But to the Circular He is addressing people Of Page
lie says; :" am again n candidate for election. .
You may be deceived BY the designing; there's
"hyp0e'isy M politics as ueH in rsligioE.'-W
condensation There are forty volumes OF political
wisdom IN this bre sentence. How much better for US
all had we known sad pTacsed upon this sagacous OH
seryauOn! Watch, and know your real friend. :,
oare Of the Arsocrats and half-bred Republicans who
"Pros" but do not posieis, the doctrine" II you
hAa pohed by this Solomon, you had been undone by
ihe ChNalfy' There are few leaders in Page, who
wish to dictate 70 the county; who wish to take away
your vote OF independence unless you 90 with them -
such men smile upon you before the election but whom
s passed. and they have gained their point by urning
your opinions-nO smiles no more favors; they "
'ufn theH backP and laugh az your calamity and mock
| . when your fear comsth what consumnate know
| ledge o human nature IL here disclosed "No more
smiles-no more fayors"-alas how trus and nifty ,s
ne true " cannot bo At HoneYviIo the day Of cleo.
ton ] look 20 my friends for help nv heart will bea
with anxiety TO hear the from Honeyvile. I sh,
read over the names the pol-book, and there hop,
" to md recorded IN my favor the Of those old
inends who voted Tor me at Honeyyc two years ago'
How touching! how affecting! The landlord At Honey.
vile 10 the habit OF exhibiting this appeal TO show hou
warm heaH great man can have. appeal To my ole
Inends all over the county the polls and Riy
INC help received 300 votes 1885, far less will elec
me this trip" How deeply interesting aro these liu
touches from the pen Of the man. who H. by his irnaorg
h,s0iuf0Hs aboutio h the earth with his renown VIVA
would we not give for similar ones. from Washington,
| Franklin. or Henry!
Bot this must suffice for the prosenioo much pudding
| &c you know. Read the great Resolutions over nigh
and morning. TO aune your soul properly the great
before Us In the bonds Of love,
! yours.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16
FoR rur Vino

FOR rms VINO.
WcDuffie ~. tie Richmond En1utrer
and the Richmond Enquirer ~ tI,c
old Democratic Party OF the conn
try.
The great now-ght oxpoundcs Of the Constitution G,,
tho want 10 BE- o. be presumed Of information and know.
ledge Of our pact history very much in the habit of
denourcing Tho friends of llorna Improvement NJ Fed
oa'is' and VOL tors Of tho COnsu'u In; md xix Of bs
5cnlt1u Of uc United States. 10 wits Mc.srs Bapbv gYt
ior Mason Niles, Tourney and YuIeo some Of them Ger.
ia.y firkirg quito as low any other members II that
body iof Intelligence and 0f them particularly b.
ung1 shgt Tor eIr orthodoxy, othern Democracy or Fed
easu, are Pronounced BY the Richmond Enqu rf o. have
been tho only members Of that body who stood M far
NE coadHOH" the passage ~ tho River nnd ff,tb,,
bi winch lately passed that body by a vote Of IS 10 6
propose "a give below, extract Of speech deIiye,,d
by Mr. McDIiiio while member Of Congress- which NAV
servo a. cson ~ the Editor Of tho Enquirer before bo
again sssails the Distinguished men Of bis psrtv H.,
not understanding tho Constitution; and as t s furnished
f,r hs benefit, md hat Of his readers will he do them The
favor 20 ropubI BOP
In speaking Of pamphlet then just published entitled
Con'ohdnuOn" aud abiding 70 tho oh1rof Of the Bank OF
the United Sutos DO says"MoroOvor n tho early b,to y
Of parties, and when Mr. Crawford advocated renewal
Of the old charter. u considered a federal measure
which Internal improvements Das this auhot or.
foneonsy states This latter originated in the ad
minsnon Of Mr. Jefferson, with the appropriation Of the
Cumberland road; snd frs, proposed az svsfsn by
Mr. Calhoun. and CARED through the House Of Represon
auvca by large mgJgify Of tie RspuJieans including
almost every one Of tho leading carried us through
the late war.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
Senate.

MoNnAY, March 18Th lS47.
A communication received rom the House of Del..
saies informing the Senate Of the passage Of several bills
which. motion OF Mr.. SMITH, read twice and com
mted. :.
Sundry bills reported by committees, which will be men.
toned as they taken up.
An Act concerning Edward Gay, OF the Public Guard
Passed.
The bill entitled an act evyns for the support OF
Government was, on motion OF Mr.. THoNrsoS taken IN
The following amendments adopted by the SEN
ate;
First smesdment-Upon each alley in all Bowling sa.
looms $40. -
Second Neutrality-suspicious. each Billiard Table in any
town or city OF the Commonwealth 5000 upon each ia
bic at any mineral spring or watering place $50 and IL
at greater distance than five miles from any city
or springs $40 for each table.
Mr. BoSDvRANr then moved to strike that part OF the
section which licensed 'en-pn allies and billiard tables
Motion negatived-ayes ,. noes %.
Upon the third amendment OF the commttee-increas-
ing the taxes retail dealers merchandise hero sales
do not amount S2500, to the sum of S2O-,he vote
stood ayes Ii, noes -.
Recess until o'clock.
~ The Evening Session was occupied in DISCUSSING the
Tax Bill which finally passed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16

" The Enquirer is determined that Mr. Calhoun .baI
not take to himself the credit Of originating the scheme for
the annexation OF Texas II ought TO complain how
cyer that Mr. Calhoun claims this honor since Mr. Ben
ton, who Is evidently yet reconced to the Texas
bomb" by which the aspirations OF his friend Van Buren,
blown skyhgh, charged i, upon hin. as an inexpa
bic crime The Enquirer should rather quarrel with Mr.
Benton for robbng Secretary Walker Of the distinguished
merit Of having given birth to the grand conception
We have some faint recollection, By the way, that when
Mr. Wise in letter written in reply invitation to at
tend dinner in honor Of r. VI T. Hunter earne, liz ad.
voeated annexation, very long before the Tyler treaty
was negotiated, and perhaps while it progress The
Enquirer, edited then by the present Editor OF the Unon
warmly protested against the agitation Of the scheme
premature, If otherwise Objectionable We have never
yet sscertained TO what influence the somewhat sudden
change Of tone, the part Of the Enquirer, was aserbabe
Is 1t too late TO askl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16
MARINE INTELLlGENCE.
sesr Rseeecs sseor. Pisree. Nav Yo,,

MA W.isr ll.. In :, M .'1I,-1- p ;,
AISRIVL.Il


Sehr Rebeeca Seeot, Pierce Nav York
Schr Gslens, Perpont, New York
oenr rauiek Henry, Chester New York ,undrie. 10 I
Soo'ner * 20, Christian & Lathrop r L.thron a. Van
Deuren' w Carpenter & Co, w.dswor,b T,,n., a. Go
MONTAGUE. Peyton, l. Gin,er Rich,,d.on q Co =
SnnI' = NJ Spalding. Gsynor & Wood p D,x,I q "a
Jones, j Bosher, J willineham a n nv. o.
manews% 20 valentine. Breoden & Co. BrooL. Rail a.
van Low, And Pizsini, p Johnston n su,h.,
~ W Mshews, Allison & Evans NashS Woolhon..
A. LONDON heesee& Sumner, Greme, Jane. a o. n
W LeonaIu' IL Drew, j II Eustace & Son w 8 & 7
Donnsn, Davenport Allen & Co, ] c Cr.n, Da,,o ~
cure q Go. Succkcr II A Watt HUBBARD Goi; "oa
20, van Lew. Smith e. Co. Goode N w TIL. n, a. ~
Ellis Butler & Co. J Thompson & Co w Ri a.
munc * Davenport. Kent, Kendall & Co. w T.vI. ~
van * Purcell, Fry & Co, Dooly Binford a N, -
Sordon Il Skinkcr. James, Bros e. Co N I,d... e. y,
Leo * Tinslcy, Clarkson & Gardner Warren a 80,
0renshaw, Bros & Co, and order. ''
SAILED,
Schr Heroine, Mitchell. Baltimore
schr Falmouth, Creighton, Baltimore
MARCH l5th-Entcrcd, Brig Keynp FJ.nd.,, g.
Liverpool, with salt, dry good. and b,,J,., "
Snas Palmer, Van Lew. Smith & Co. Tho. & Ch,. Eli
aneoak Robertson. Hugh A Watt and VIM y Rn,l., a.
60, Richmond; Bonsal & Brother, q g. w I. No.
ru. SUI, ne,iwnne * Go, Petersburg; e & J Read n p
Tabb and Rhoads. Norfolk ''"'
on I'd Feb lat IL 30, long. 90 30 ut day.bre.k d,..o
,ea wreck which proved to be the brig ST. Simons of
Wncasset abandoned IN October Last ON N voy,.a 60.
Boston to Mobile. The sea being heavy laid h. nI ~
opportunity allowed. took from her about 100 p,ck,g Of
goods OF various descriptions; which, of course ,,s
claimed by the salvors. and will DO placed in The ru,od
Of the United States Marshal " ~ ouy
NEW YORK, March l3--Arrived. .chr An, Do,r
Patton. days from Richmond " D'"'"a"'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16

u The New York Sun has received advces from Vera
Cruz via Havana to the sh and from the city OF Mexico
to the 5ih ult. being week later from the capital. The
Clergy had eiieeiuay resisted tao the Church
property, and with the OF Santa Anna had
agreed IN lieu OF 1t, TO loan the Government S45O,OOO
per month A bill TO this effect supposed would
be sanctioned by Congress In reply charge apathy
Santa Anna refers the desiuuon OF troops su
Gent OF bis inactivity and declares readiness
retire to private life, again into exile Congress think
best. He adds that MET TEE ENEMY. This
letter dated the 26h OF January his proclamation an
nouneing the Of the army heretofore published
was dated the 9th. Active preparations making for
the defence OF Vera Cruz late the 9TH February
1t rumored Havana that during the existence Of hos
ities Santa Anna be declared Protector Of Mex
Lbery," with full power to bring the war to a speedy
ermnauon-but it is only runos.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16

" We beg leave to call the attention Of the vrqnin
connoisseurs 10 the beautiful and arsicay arranged
loon Just completed by Mr. Wv. A. Pam over Messr..
Nash q Woodhouse's Book Store 1879 Main St. for the
purpose Of bringing the Daguerrean art TO higher state Of
protection than has before been obtained in our State
~ avery considerable expense he has attained greatly
ue'fed op'ci-aAng pictures by direct light rom the
Ky and thus shielding Tue eye from the disageeabe
QUE" produced 10y side light, and sul obtaining pgrer
1"9I''''d' 'oheen' n fact IN nc weather. To iako chill
dren, iustun'aneoufy catching even the most
preston For the amusement Of the casual visitor, tho,
Inc collection Of ancient sniuary, Psinnngg and In
cravings amongst which noticed copy oftbe ,,,b,,.
ted Ivory CmeiE, by sgnor Mankini which alone /.
worth ylL w LnLlllL damn. ..c ndaorn...a...
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16
tCOHAUsicATED.
Irish Relief.

We have 10 acknowledge the receipt fiho following to
be forwarded by the first vessel for Ireland.
FROM Mrs. &c. Caboil, Of Nelson oouny-ono box #
clothing.
From Capt tn. Nolson-ion dollars in gold to be in
vested in provisions.
From John Bagly, Of King & Queen county-ffy dol
ars, which he's been iuvested n kiln dryod corn me
making eleven barrels, and marked by HE request to tho
B8pus.s Of LELAND
Also, from Ms Pfcs.y n. Smith, Of Madison county
twenty two doars ond fly cents invested in the same way
Tor the Baptiss OF Ireland
The ladies 10 tho country have The opportunity Of doing
much good to relieve The suffering. By collecting ali tie
clothing ouch they have thrown aside would be acc. D.
abe and blx0g hcn up, be over 90 the poor wo-
men and children vino only crying Tor bread bu,
are destitute Of clothing. H.. &J.JFRY & co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16
GuYnndottc RniIrana.

We regretted 10 see that the committee of Roads h.,
asked Saturday last, be discharged from the furhe
consideration OF the memorial Of sundy citizens Of Rich
mond presented few days previously, asking the Legsa
ture not lot an advance OF money pledge OF its
credit in scheme Of doubtful utility, or Of questionable
results in Pecunary point Of view-but merely to guar.
anee the bonds Of the Company the Of million
OF dollars, when the private stockholders shall have
paid IN the same amount, and passu until the
guarantee Of the State SHALL if necessary, reach 0O0
OOO This magnificent scheme the completion OF which
viii make Virginia the thotoughfare for Of travel
and trade amos, incaleulable, already attracting no lit
Tie attention abroad-and have no doubt if the mea
sure now proposed and which, VIC confidently believe
involves not the slightest risk shall receive the sanction OF
the present Legislature the Company will soon be organ
ized and the work speedily commenced II is scarcely
worth while speak OF the grandeur OF the enterprise and
rs he necessary to attempt show that the investment
must be as profitable, influence upon the general
prosperity OF the Commonwealth will be great beyond all
power OF estimation. II will be the shortest and the hes,
route from the Atlantic seaboard 20 the Mississippi Valley
and who can doubt that it will be the crowded
horough-are, not IN the world, least this side Of
the Atlantic II individuals willing to pay a million
Tor each million they may be authorized borrow on the
credit OF the State and give the latter lien on the
entire work as guarantee against loss obvious tina,
hey al least feel the confidence the remu-
neatng character of the investment and in the certainty
that the State will incur the slightest hazard Of loss
The pledge of credit asked for while will be invaluable
to the Company least the outset OF its great enter
prize will subject the treasury of the Commonwealth to NO
hazard, fiscal system the slightest embarrassment
We understand 1t Is eontempa ied-thcugh, until the or
ganizaton of the Company, nothing Of course be de-
ermned upon-to make the siem as far as Farm
vile, common both to the Guysndoue and Danvo roads
AT that point IS proposed tina, the former shall diverge
towards Lynehburg and thence proceed westward!y by
such after careful exploration may seem TO COM
bne the greatest advantages.
We hope the Legislature will give this important subject
dispassionae and candid investigation and that its deci
sion may be such as will ensure the Of the
anuc with the Western by the only mode Of i'm
which, in Judgment, is in accordance with
The gO-dhead spirit of the age.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16
lcoMNUNicATEn
To the People of wheeling.

The writer OF this article has been constant spectator
OF the proceedings of the present Legislature and has wit
messed with the highest pleasure the your dele
gate ID. VI EdgingtOn. His kind manner and gentleman
bearing have endcared him all who were fortunate
enough to make hs acquaintance, while his fine abilities
command the respect and admiration of the whole House
On the great question OF the Right Way he particularly
distinguished himself In discussing that subject he evnc-
cd power OF argument and thorough acquaintance with
III all us iamicauons, not 20 be surpassed by any one
while MS ervd elOquence his whitening sarcasm and keen
tepaec have placed him in the front rank OF debates in
virginia. lie convinced every who heard him. that as
representative he would blink question and shrink from
no responsibility. While contending with fearful odds
having against him Of the first talents Of the House
Hunter, Lee, Scott and S,eyenson-hs indomabe spirit
rose superior to the dread array Of numbers and he
Cd 10 feel and 10 say IN the language Of the gallant Fz.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16
Self-SuppIyinG Inkstand.

We are indebted to Messis Nash & Woodhouse for an
ngenopsy constructed nksand which possesses decided
advantages any her have seen. In the Ian
guage OF contemporary the slightest dip Of the pen exades
the ink whilst the latter instantly reeedes again when the
pen removed. Thus all evaporation is avoided and all
dust excluded be upset, too, without danger OF
dsehagng its conients-ihe table and floor being thus
entrey projected from being soed by eseessnsss or
cden in its 1t admirable as well as an inge-
Nous invention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16

-. .-., . WAsHiN0TON, March IL.
regtoi 70 cay hai Mrs Allen wife Of Senator Allen Of
ONO, ded iod,y at Browne Hotel in this city She wa,
Nen ~ 'Vno Gays sgo' aud died from severe ausck Of
Of the pioneers Of the West ~ WV
The four members Of Congress, Mossrs sp,igh' Lew.
Road and fhtp' who arc detained here by sickness are
oil IN fair way recover.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16

u We observe, IN the call Of a meeting Of the De.
mocraue Republicans" Of this city, 10 appoint Delegates
to the Congressional Convention to be held on the 2ib
Instant that the invitation embraces only uoh o. are in
avor OF sustaining the nominee Of the Democratic party in
National Convention for the Presidency" So, that Mr.
Seldom himself would not be among the invited even il
he were not IN the position Of candidate for the nomina
ton
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16
Come one, come aIl-th's rock shall ny
From its firm base az soon a.I r."

Nay he ready beard the Lion in his
den, the Douglas in his holor rather, like the lion him
self TO turn upon the formidable HUSrEE and tear HIM in
pieces IL hNedness Of pupose-g'eat power in debate
hm,boid aud gallant bearing towards HE opponcnts-sunv
OF mannor' joined with sincerity and candour TO his CO.
adIuiors and friends, constitute the qus hcaons Of re-
preventative then have you indeed in the person
Daniel VI Edgingon; and II you would be true 10 your
selves, be true to him Tor in my judgment. he is re-
preventative worthy OF any constituency. He you
with an ability rarely equaleJ, with energy that ne
yer tires, with adour that coos with unshsink-
ing courage, and zeal that knows no statement
TAKE care OF him, men Of Wheeling and he will take care
OF you. a STRANGER TO WHEyttya
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16
DIED.

AZ his residence in Charles City county, Union HILL
on the 9TH u in the 47h year of his age RosEKr CHKs
rAS WALKER after protracted and painful Illness which
he bore with christian fortude and resignation He has
widow and seven children 10 their loss Mr. al
ker stood high in all the relations of Hfe as husband IA
Their, friend and citizen He died in the faith of the chris
tan religion, and at peace with all mankind We leave him
in the hands Of a mercifu God. III
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16

u The Savannah Republican understands on good au
thori,y that Col CUNNING has declined accepting the up-
Pointment OF Major General, conferred upon him BY the
President; The that have prompted Col C. says
the Republican, are, understand them in keeping
with the other OF his public career and reflect sngu
lar honor upon him
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16
NEW YORK MARKET. March n

sales cotton about 500 bales. prices steady.
There Is come demand to-day for Genesee flour for IN.
shipment at 81; freight for 1000 bis Liverpool wa, en-
gagged Yesterday nj 6s but to-day Go Cd was reused
ioere are good many samples Of on change hui
little business vessel chartered to load with corn
Tor lreisnd at 23d. half bags and half bulk.
for
Sales whskey in barrels at 27a273 cts
Exchanges rs yesterday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16
Frederick Congressional ,.,r,c,

We ore requested to state that ions s. GALlaufr. Ia,
has desired hs friends TO withhold his name from the .,
OF competitors for the nomination in tho Tenth Dsto,, a,
the Convention 20 be held In Winchester on FRIDAY ne,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16

~ Foh returns have not yet been received from the
New Hampshire elecuon-but u hes no doubt resulted in
ths Of williams the Loeofoco candidate for Gov
efnos. sad vi. believed Of the four nombcrs Of Con-
A. iat hoard FROM the Looos have elected -
aud the whgs and Independents % members Of the House
81 Representative.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16

On the 4th inst, in Farmvile Va by the Rev Mr. Novv
lin, Mr. THOMAS WILEY, Jr. formerly of Alexandria ".
to Miss EMILY JANE HuDsoS.
" Alexandria Gazette requested TO COPY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16

u The alarm Of the hre.bsI, at O'Clock on Sunday
evening last, was occnsoned by the burning III thought
by some mschevous boys, Of o stable situated on let be-
tween Broad ond Marshall streets the properly Of Mr.. f.
a. Jude.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16

u The Montgomery (Aal Journal Of the 9th inst.
says Messrs Harrison and Whiting arrived in this city
yesterday from Virginia their way Camargo 10 take
in charge and bear back with them the remains Of Lieut.
Bolts. The disposition the brave who have
len he services Of their country. worthy Of all common.
daOn and glad manifested by every State
whose sons sleep upon foreign soil"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16

" We arc requested to announce Htsu ". evsy,fv
and CH'rSAN JoHysoF, Esqrs the present DELEGATE, from
The county Of Augusta, candidates for reelection 10 M
next Legislature rom that county
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16

j. We glad TO hear that the determination OF Gem
Benton not Mexico has had serious effect upon
the stock market Iii inferred from this tina, capitalists
have quite much confidence in Generals Scott and Tay-
l9- as In the modern Bobadu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16

" In obedience to a resolution Of the late Medical
Convention Of Virginia. the fol owing gentlemen have been
appointed Delegates and Aernaies the Congressional
Districts in the State. the National Medical Convention
10 be holden IN Philadelphia Wednesday the 5th day Of
May, l5i7. w. A. PATERSON President
J. a. FoRBEs, Secretary.
J. A. LEfrcH, Assistant Secretary.
1t Dsrict-wIam sedcn Norfolk delegate John u Puriie
FIN thfed aiernlic
I'd Peebc' Petersburg, Georre Mason. brunswick
ad-Naihl T Green. Uarvire; Thcs ~ Avert, IIa'ia1
fm-Geofge P Holemau, New Canton; WIN Morton Stony
Point
;ri-Thomas hasss Albemare James Isteh Character,
vile
6h-los Sheppard Han1ver Thom1s Nelson Richmond.
sh-O Cofbin, Warwick George r Yerby NORTHAMPTON.
bh-Wm Browne. Fredericksburg. Corbin Brarion King WIN.
sh-Ffed Homer Wancson. John Edm1sdt Uppsrviie
I0h-A Baldwin, Wnehettsr, J u strath. Chanetown
llh-F ftrbirg Stanton Penchy Harrison Hasonburg
l.ti-John " Grdn, Salem Jos Edo. CHRIS nnsbirg
lNh-Daniel frgR Abingdon Robert Crockett, Wyhevle.
lfupcFf afck Ch1fesor. John Eimuniaon Ctafksburv
l5h-John Campbell Wenup Mathew Houston, Wheeling
Tho newspapers printed In Norfolk. Petersburg. Ffedo-
reksburg Lynchburg Winchester Charleston and Wheel
ing arc requested 10 copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16

u Our correspondent 3D. presents the Progressive De
moeraGy in rather curious point Of view. The fact is
the doctrines profesed by tina, party being the test
there IS not man among them, who has for twenty year
taken any part in politics who has not been ederali,t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16

u We regre, that Nj stanad has been Unable TO pre-
pare the concluding part Of his speech in time for this
ngs paper-and It Is possible may not be ready or
publication before Friday next.