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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12
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100 T,ess o,ar ra eea-,.r,u .afd
"l9 f~AtlaNTt brItfL,tN.
80 ff1P r1Lia1yr sHfttfLNN
prfroNs afs.ssa r..a #1Haa
Fzt ' |TAtIANI BEiAfLtiN.
- safe i'" Is trfs IALItNI b|ELtrLNiN
= HAttR vre5f n 5t yar75s ST
- Ff TtEtNNr 0~UELNrTNIN.
ELeRENeE Brsa sud straw porus,s ,rsf ,.
t5@ INlbANT hELtrlNtV.
EAG5SIo< 5nd Pg"esas G%IHgHsms Just received
#prlg rAI6sST 4 DEf.4rIAlS
DROWN and Hiesehed sheetjugs and sbi,tipg. t-ff
- itHes, plan and fzHeg t3sKHps. liesehed s1S bffsFg
fueu table diaper. GOTTEN dO.iaim HAts. 1000 H. r,iarsa
ssrpei shs'r, snpef snper s~uupoNdsr. Young hvson and
grades imported exceedingly eRfsp ~
pr y GEORGE NtMtRRA} s. Nsrkst .qu.rs
AROUND THE CORNER.
SYshh subscriber has removed his goods 10 the House
formerly occupied By William Orr. on tinion street
3 doors west otthe cGfnrr OF Market street. and sdtoiniag
me BOOK store Of joins II. Thompson. where he fespsei
iuily soiicitstus continued patronage Of hrs custouc =
and all others in pursuit. Of fsshionahle and pf.s rosS.
~ eHkAF Prices pr I'm FGAkBET1sON
nLACK sud olive rashmarsu- and a,mmsr ,l,tt.
- Msek and other esIafcd tweeds. English aud French
Satfns' India do, super HACK French and English cloth.
case lneres black and fancy striped, worsted and linen
Htatds Ia great variety for children an gentlemen. Ifsf!
an hiaek silk and barred satin cruvsis. super lawn do.
uheh, csmbtic and sir hsndkefehiets. very low at
Hr M~'MUKRAN's.
r1ss9LUT40N-The partnership heretofor. F1i.tz
Ing between the nnderslehed IS This dAy dIssoiesd
hv limitation. The business Of the hrm viii he settled
by either of the partners al Tire old stand, No. I'll Nam
street. Persons knowing themselves 10 he iudehtedfo
the firm viii please call without deleY and settle. aud
those having claims viii please present them for scitle4
h1eui. JOHN ENOTE
Wheeling, april J.. 1877, K sANGER.
NOTtt E--The undersigned VIII continue the Saddle.
Trunk and Harness Making business IN all its branches
A. tine cd stand, and hupes, by constant attention 10 hu-
sfHcss, Ia merit 4 continuance Of the very hAersi patron
sge heretofore extended To the late firm.
pr % t JOHN KNOTE.
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EXTRA up

NEW SPRING. ST MINER GOODS.
Al rHF WATER ST EnEApG ~ asTntAG SToitr
SSo1eSa y3vUf 6cf0Iu me u. y. if5tl.
BfJJrET ftrI IT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12
COPPER, TIN,

COPPER, TIN,
AND SHEET o WARE aANURCTORY,
lS5 Market Square, Wheeling Va.
THE subvcrihsr respectfully informs lis friends and
= the puhIfc generally that he has removed his sale
rooms into the large brick building adphlng his Old
stand, where he is fully prepared to do alwork. either
in Tin Copper or Sheet Iron, entrusted iohim, Mhh des
patch. have on hand . large ass ontine1t OF I'm ara
Conner rare that | will sell for cash or topIompt cnsio-
Iners on a short credit, mrI1 F. WtoHNsoN
vrxoLfF's Patent Hot Air Cook ing aoycs for sale
w al Cincinnati prices warranted to work well, At
mrn ~JoHNsONf. ls5. nsks' Square.
roPPER KETTLEs.-wash and s,ey Kettle. on
- hand and fof sale low at JohNsoN's.
mrn lea Aai'si square
roFFEE MILLs-A superior article II Livingston
GRoggin's manufacture, ON hand and brssle low al
nrn JOHNsON's. ls5 Msrlei Square.
LKEAIIl cooking stoves Al various prees from y
10 30 dollars, 81 J~oHNSON'S. ls5 Market Square,
warranted to work well or The money refan@d. mr. II
~AsH paid for old copper. brass and peg,eTai
u mtiI WANssN's, l-5 Marks Square
r.YnRANTs.-vstye and eoek Iydrant, at p IS
n bsrshpnees,w srIanisdi TO work we'll,
mrn l hSsoNs, les, a.rks,Sqnare.
= END Pipe always on hand and furnished at shoa
- notice al mrn (oHNeoN's, hs har.s saT.
~ and other water pipes repaifc.a. short
n notice at m MI JoHNsoN's, Market suRre.
~T0VE pipes ON hand and made TO order at sloTt no
- tiee at mr. II JohNsoN's, lo5 Market sq,an-
G,aMPOU Nd syrup ofTar and Wood Napis hath
only agency for the sale of1he above valuable ned
ieine for coughs, colds. pains IN the chest and II ll-
m,nary diseases II at J~OflNSON'S,
a., ii ls5 Market Square
~ ATS aud Caps-MCALLAM has now on hand i
III his own manufacture a. ell a. eastern, 5 large ad
sn erior stock sf hats and caps Of every description, 4
Of which will he sold cheap for cash at l75 Main -. al
-oIfGH 4 Ready-Reeeived at MCALIAM.S a II
n ofsuper Rough and Ready Hats, very desirable f.
hard noodles, pr2l
~ OTGH aud Rkads cap--The ahoTe named caps al
n Iust the article for summer wear Call aud see thel
AZ pi2I H'CALLAM'S, Is Main street.
az BOXES Coles Mills received and for sale hy
40 OFT GtEER,
M Cor Monroe and MARIE, s,s- opp Post Office
- ASH TOoLS 'eceiyed and fer sale nv
- rr.I OFT GREER TF fc5t 1Hcs
.z@s --t 4 ----
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12
&gO.OOO.

Alexandria Lottery, class 95, draws nj
Alexandria, Nay 25, 1847; 78 mum
bers Is drawn ballots.
/ prize Of 100000 1prize Of s2,4Oo
| do 5000 dc LOO
/ do 10000 do 1000
Tickets 5 dollars; u certificate Of 26
whole Tickets will se gen, for 60 dolls,
shnres In prOnortiOn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12
LArEST1N' TOWN

bought since the 18Th Hlt, are for sale
Al Til. j0tihSf0N'S Jr. go Nam street.. -
Please call aud see them. may T..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12

FEW gross M..on's shoe Hacking, jus; 1 IS
..-oonFy BAND BoXEs-2o dozen Wooden hand
wv RnYe.nt PRES TODD & H0WELLS'
- ATER sTuLf-Jusr received at the shoe store.
s.,,a IsiS @ rspers We TODD DWELL.
eolored snd hlsek ankle ties
- TOD & HOWELL
= CASE misses colored half gultcrs,,
i DO colored slippers, just reseiEeG ~ uoUru
pr g?
~ ECEIvEp uTopB L HoWEII,s ] trunk isGie es
II coIored Slippers. l DO children's black boots WslVh
viii he sold low for cash.
~ trunk gents Lasting Gaiiers. ] 90 GEM ;
II CIoth side lace CATERS, very me article iI T"
mer wear, just recsived By pre- Todd ~" h'"
xrsr received 10 case. OF centlemeu'. line GslfRoots
y for summer "e@'' ODD HOWELL"
E0 DOZEN men. aud hoy Ga,@ nI no W. E IafssSed
on PrA Iopp n.,.
- lGs' Ieeei'eu ODD HOWELL.
vtfsT receive ed al the Black Mammoth Boot u dozen
y Gents OilCloth silk Caps me an',ei1 nrIT FL
100 LIS hafbleacAed and green shoe Thread al
lOO ~ o. TOpp & HOW Ellis.
90 &c, ss' DO ' ''sss s',sps'' 1lS s;' ,; : SoW X
~nno LRs Spanish sole Leather Just reeelHea ~
4OOO rrM iopp& ~ -
Ek1 TODD L HOWELL
q DDZES asn's Boot Morocco
do pink lining skins. IL,
40 sk5d SIX ms jist received al te biAoA -"
1son TOD e HOWELL
~ q THE IkHIEs-Jusi received at the Shoe i-nlpt
L fium. s1SIS&nd of Msrket square xtIinks oi an
6ne Kid SiippSss, a very fne article. ri.a5s e e"I se
them. pfB
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12
NEW GOODS.

bEeuu%eIihcTs hsving oecu receiving goods e~erv
eay iot me last six weeks, have uav their stock
.esl STOCK Of goods that Ia. ever been offered in the vet
relsohs wanting goods can find msny things both dir
tbs city. MARSH TNXIHp n nj ''
: rr 20 No.l3l Ma ST. w..
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$4,000.

Alexandria Lottery, Class p draws II
Alexandria May 90, 1877. 10 numbers
L drawn ballots.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12
CWNNELLY & W4DE'S
II M N-TTTT-V lbITI DTVT NNU EITD
ES EAagEksEE ENE',

ly and John
T., W ade,
have now re-
moved iothe
store room
r~ecsnty DC.
cupiedtw ].
Thompson
Es q Dry
Co9ds store,
and d~irec
opposite 10
Juo Knote's
Saddlery Is
Enlistment.
Mr.. " sde
having JUS.
returned FIN
New Xork
tltd phfal
elphia With
t.x-c 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12

Tickets lO&oIS; a ccrtltlcule ofZ5 whOI
tickets will be sent for 80 dolls.-Short
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12

w HITE GOODs.-Bsrrcd, striped and plain jack
w musiins, do do Swiss 10. mutt, naBsosk, Swiss,
carleton, and jacconet musfns, barred. striped and en-
brpidered curtain mus!ius just received by
pr rel MNNsH, TAYLOR & MARSH.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-12
3D.t.GO

Tickets ; uoiIar3: q cerufcaie d %
whole tickets viii cost 10 dollars. Shares
in proportion.
New Jersey Lottery class 80, draws a
Jersey City Nay 10, 1647. . Nos,-
IL drnwn hnllnfs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-22
LETTER FROM WARRINGTON.
Cone,potd,ne. of ,h. whlr

WAsEiN0roS, Feb. Goth, lsiT.
boeooe7ism is curious piece Of study aud
wtu !" tue "pet understanding of the Ssas,s If the
body polite The fact that IL is agreeable add
ns does not render that study whit less inresnn
tue proceedings ct dissccung room.
Just loon az the conduct OF the Locooco marty for the
lS' year. anu sec iis Inconsistencies The DAILY Times.
IN hS city, Locotoco paper edited by Jesse Dow the
boe"0eo oookcepeT Ot the last House OF
ana nit H. H. Robinson, formerly editor OF n Loco,,c,
P'per m Snenniu, made some remarks on the SOM,
the substance vt which that s,me of IN, Sen,
i1's were joining the British the Ocgon GU elton :
ror'h"iin, Mt. CoLoUTr Of Georgia prom ,unced The
Editors cowafdiy liars, and the Senate, without al
scnung voice, concasrcd, and believe expelled both Ed
hos and Reporters itcm the floor and the gallery rr.r
"erc no meetings held in the country % drnouuee Ibis
proceeding. There was meeting nor rcsoluion of b,
virginia Legislature in favor of IN, Press And WHY
Because W. Polk and the party had resolved on
ing % 4u and tins too sincere LOcOiOco paper WAS
sutyd Tor having too independently sp kon the truth
put another case record n clearer To the point in this
controversy letter appeared IN the New YORK Tribune
towards the close ct last February describing seen. IN
the House OF Representatives. There no attack anon
inc dignity OF the House, reflections. upon II, paro.-
sn out truthful description Of the habits Of one of th,
oho Democracy" This matter was brought before the
h'uss, aHd in optic Of the enireaes Of several Wb,,
VINO wished 10 have the examined 10 he author
o etef aud the ruth OF the charges under the operation
OF ue previous question, the Editors, Reporters and Let
Ter writers o. that paper forthwith expelled not mere
from seat On the sofas the House but from the Re
porers dek and the proprotors paper W, re thus
P'ee'aded itom Whiting down any thng OF the Con-
cres Ional dOinss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-22
For THE WIG.
Noh-resident Landhold in the State
oil Mississippi.

uessrs. Editors MANY persons who nre p,p.,o.i
dents holding lands Mississippi are subjected 10 much
peTp!e1y pecunilry loss, and times To the forfeiture
oil elr lands, Of the fraudu.nt eonduct of
tue revenue ohcefs O that State, or OF the neglect u
IN attending to their interests.
The object Of this brief communication is IN d;,,,,
ner attention 10 law OF the Mississippi legislature pass
go "i'hn the last two ytas authorizing the Auditor of
uole accounts 10 receive the OF uoa-re.deut.-
a'ns t'Std the convenience and security OF TIN, me,
sure oy experience, have taken liberty through ynr
"'u,S circulating journal, recommend uou.Ies,a,nt
'a"cv'dtfs IN Mississippi, who may see this article
a'A themselves oi the benz fits this legal provision, by
employing the present Auditor, James T. Matthews and
ms oo'her' samuel Ma hews, Deputy Auditor az ar,Yt
uder the authority OF The aforesaid w. who are moi On
d he mead OF the revenue department OF the State but
are gentlemen, who believed 10 be every wav y,bv
oi such a trust. '
Instead OF having deal with various Sheriff. and Col
eetos the non RESIDENT IN this case has only 10 send AN
exact copy OF his land notes. taken from IN. paen. or
a'eds To tue Messrs Matthews, Jackson and they will
promptly advise him OF the amount necessary TO nav M.
State and County taxes which can annually transmit 10
them by mall IN a Check New Orleans and IN r.tu,n
receive an official receipt.
have wutten this communication unsolicited by ~.
hess's Matthew's, who personally unknown TO M
ol' having been - much poIed by their agency and
pleased with The zeal which they shown for the future
security OF my nghts, have determined thus civ IN
era" the attention OF others, who may have suffered az
nave 10 the suros and most direct means OF seeking
dress where alone believe they will find IT,
The E"quiTer, Norfolk Herald Petelsbury Inieliyencer
and LynehbuEs Republican will please reuubsh IN nri-
Gle. ESPEpIENcE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-22
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
Senate.

-, SATURDAY. February 20, lslT.
The SrtAKER announced tho reception OF two eo,nmu-
n'eanons from tbs Executive. enclosing letter from
j. Mason informing this body OF the puTehaso OF GER
tain piece 1t ground ie the OF the Navy Yard at
port; aud the Other passed nv m, Ohio
Legislature IN relation the boundary line of IN, two
states Laid upon tho table. motion OF Mr. GAKRrrr.
Mr.. VOOLFOLK moved that when the Sens,c adjourned
to-day the Adjournment should continue until Tuesday
Carried.
On motion Of Mr.. SrANARD, the bill concerning IN,
Richmond y famunkey Railroad Compaay was AIKEN up
ana alter The rejection Of eautns the
pany to commence their work within two wears nesd of
hve, the merits OF the bill thoroughly discussed by
MessrS SrANARD aud GARRETT in favor aud Messrs Nc
MULLEN aud tn nrscN IN opposition.
Mr. McMuLLEN offered an amendment TO the bill TO the
eneet mat this Company shall apply hereafter TO the
Legislature for assistance.
Mr.. VOOLFOLK called for the previous question which
being sustained by the Senate Mr. CRuMr called the ayes
ana noes upon tho passage OF the BILL which resulted
ayes ~ noes 4-As follows:
AiES-Messrs Woods, Wallace, Moore. Williams,
Wiley Spark, Baptist Boudu,ant Garrett Voolfolk Gal
aher, Johnston. CsPorton, Dennis, sausrd. Smith De-
neale Sloan, Suinger Crump, Amber McCaucy Parri-
Oft, and Fy-24.
NoES-Messrs. Sutton, Thompson, McMullen. and
Rogers.
The act entitled 40 Act amend tho eleventh section
OF the Act passed the 23d OF March, lSI3 providing for
the opening and repairing Ut roads aud for building and
repairing bridges IN Brooke county, was taken IN on mo-
ten OF Mr. PAREIorr, aud passed.
MIR. WALLACE moved reconsideration OF the Vol. nos,.
poning indefinitely the bill concerning the pay of member.
OF the General Assembly. The was sustained and
the Senate then insisted upon their former amendment
on motion OF Mr. SrARK, tho Senate adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-22
4 Renini.reucn.

On the 23i day OF January, .s!9 while the House OF
Delegates Of this State discussing the Ceny..
Bill, Francis F.. Rises Esq o Prince Gso.gc. "a, that d
and TO this hoar Of ,Ls most urhuch'ag Cd Er,
Se'' - be found WITHIN .hs limits II Virginia offered o.
;'.1non, that tie House appoint Reporter u d. ur
;"ed.rEs. The ef.ec, OF this resolution. # II b,4
been cafreI would have tc.n 10 exclude the T..
7orcu Of tic city papers from q s,at On tho floor
,nd such the ayoRc4 os.,et o. the mover /, wa.
lined partculsry 10. fieH Editor u THIS psesr
he late John Hompden Peaslus, whom tie member from
Sancc George charged with having interpreted speech
delivered b. him on tho day previous The Editor had
MADE no comment 90 ~. e spcecl-to had attributed
To- him s-nuHcat un5ccomaz man or q cir.zes-b,.
columns were LEFT entirely open 70 him .r correction md
Jf that fact be perfectly aware. Ye 10 rpi'e u he
cknJw.edg innocence Of intention spite f i fact
hat pysube reason could be u.ziaca win, bc should
publish false report, while thousand existed to eaf1res
me Creates atanaJ'e aecu'acy-iu spite Of OIL this e,d
20 and very distinguished leader Q: taai yer, p,rty s
ienouncng ho expulsion OF Thomas Richie o. IN in,a.
ION Of tho liberty Of the piece ,i-red resolution VIZ.
ciiy ban'saing hm from ihs floor & the ilul5a.
Where then the patriotic ire o. be Editor Of the
Cnoni Did be thunder and tighten In he face. Of ,t,
sionissed DeIega.1 DID be- cry our Tor blok m cove.
isn't nud Vi Hated cJDsttut5ri The offence surely, ,,e
oi o. 30 deep dye %. ha. oi oslng member. N,Ycsn.
.1d branding 'trn a. Traitors How DID he ran,rys
. ri
fn'. "a' su-n p.gl5l airae lo1 Of tue liberty or h,
i-t.HI
We should hao 20 bear i..-e qgs,rJ4. ag-s-cf.d e.,
ro dr'rau' Go know, why the expulsion OF me man
more an 'dercc against the liberty y Che pres than tr
Hpu.-ion of l1ofatr
We wonder whether Mr. Francis r Rycs means Il
''Ee part 10 any Of tho Indignan'n Neeung.l
" % we understood scnstor Wail.cs ariyh, IN F,d,
u7 he contendsd that The Editors OF the Union had ma
MY been DC rived Of selt On tho 5ar of the s.r,,
u' Thar ne bod been excluded rom tho Hall a.t5gebe,
TOE Union itself furnishes us with The moan of ,o,,,,,
" ths m.-a22ehsusi5a o ile Senator That p5psr 81,
'Ii W. d,sc q, witness any Of ao 5roceed,,, ol t5
mattel Or 90 hear any o. their esan.s We can ,
Che people gal,fy' whence We can .carc-.y p..,sr
tie ssrgeant atArms v DC further auibOrzsJ q, O..
'c.ude w."
Surely Democrat" ought 10 be- fsHsf.d u..tat.,
10 " 90, propiss itry" What ricliL4s hc To- 90 ,Y,
i've puvego"i Aud how Do fc opDrstred and p,,se-y,
because special colrey having been extended O., tir
PC bee been deprived Of Tor on act which MOI even OLA,
o'' own party attempts 90 defend, cr even 90 paa,s7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-22
FOR THE Who
Nf. FOLKS - Eminent AHi!iIv,'

In reading The Presidents Annual Nossage OF Deeem.
Der oh 1916, was much struck with tie following n.
sage; - F
II the war should be continued ua,il the 3Oh of Jype
Ieso-Selng the end Of the fiscal year- is ut,ms
ted 'sai an additional loan Of twenty .Iee millions AZ d
lars viii be required. This estimate is made uDon tho
assumption that IL Hl be necessary TO retain consaB IN
the treasury four millions o. dollars TO guard again,
ungences. II such surplus not required To be r.
tanned then loan Of nineteen millions Of dollars would
be sufficient"
Here we End, that the President having all the facts and
documents before him. about months ago SAID hnt #
the war continued year and half longer IL would be
necessary To borrow but twenty three millions Of dollar,
Not having the data before me, would be Obliged ia Won
To niorm me how much money the Government has
authorized 10 borrow directly by loan and iady,eil bv
issuing Treasury Noerl don't know but | thiuk M.
answer will expose still farther The stupidity and Incomnr
iency ct the President aud his con-uuiions adysc,
ena w Icy bei,e the county the shursghted policy by
wnich Poh mas temporarily succeeded m binding ms INV
10 the c'Esf quenccs Of his wonder that his
tdnr1bo financial calculation has not received more ,
ienuon; aud can only II on the supp1siton
that through it, nyncble dizziness ond nofdinate l,ng
the Message decd searching criticism aud by lie ,n
Vulnerable ioes scIeGcd all persons before they came
10 the extract quoted above. A WIN.
AbemLTe, Feb. 18th, lS47.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-22
MECKLENBuRG

At meeting Of the Wigs OF Mecklcnburg COUNTY held
AT the Court House Monday, inst ICrt d.v
WILLIAM BASKERVILLE, Esq. was called 10 tpo
Chl,F. ms l5SE1 +. L.cEETr appointed Secretary
Tho object 1T he meeting having been stated by Elwd
K Chamhers, Esq IN hia usual happy and fore bio man
nar Hc'ry II Bufwt, Esq. offered the following Re o.u.
uoa which VS. unanimously adopted
E'soir6d That We have with pleasure that nj meet
a.s 81 Inc Wings u the scyers counu,s in this Cong-e
s3"n District a"d Of the Town Of Petersburg. Col George
w Polling Of ,Iat has been nominated az smith r
cnnd daie 10 represent hs sct IN the next Congress Of
the Uned Siat,S th1t heartily concur in In, no.
Hn-unn, believing him to be ominonty qualified to make
r5 an able and worthy rcpresenapvc by reason Of In, tai
en', u"eNcsruonabl' morals and high gontcmany bear
ugi AID that the wings Of this county will use ali honor
able means secure his election
On mo.ioa, MessTs. David Shelton Edward r. Cham.
bers and Henry H. Burwe appointed committee 10
iniofm Col boi..aR ~ the action OF this meeting.
On motion, ReSoired, That the proceedings Of this
nesting be publ he'd ~ the Petersburg inicgcncer and
IA tho Wing papers Of the City 1T Richmond
WM. BASKERVILLE, Jr. Cha.
II. T.. L.CErTT. Sec'ry.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-22
Interesting from Tampico ana


The correspondent Of the New Orlean, Della. writ
from Iamplco on the 9th January details the mo, en-.
OF Cen Twire's pioneer force, and the arrival az &
Journal
25A--I learned last night that Lieut.. Ri,chic, OF
4h inianiry, was assassinaod NJ Villa Grande by "
ioan' lie Vas IN hia way to Victoria, escorted by a e.
pany OF ken'u ky Cavity. General TAYLOR crcsr
ihoro ior me r'gh and tho Lieutenant was saun'c.
about the town when it happened. Tho next morning
6enfml had ffrc-t.d the n.calde bit ] have not ai
whether the icfreultur Of the outraro bod been o. 4.
One Of The 1ll'c.rs OF Gen. Qliuuu's DIVISION -ti',
me ycstofd,y hlt tic Mexican cavalry wee iu ,r..,
ihum Tor more Than h,ii the march from = or ua
sumo clear place the mountain aido. thuy ola 4.r'
Themselves inr charge, aud then start pcIme.l OBJ
direction Ol ths column. Bot need NOT say Cd, y.. ,
they never came within muske,-sh1t Several of t.
who Jagged behind were Killed by them One a r,,t
OF tho Baltimore battalion. was killed closc a, tbr
guard-boing hfst fhoi, and then anccd In tho bf, ,s
have not asccftaned to what corps the other ni..n1
belonged.
We hear nothing Of an carly movement from this pl
nnd rom The preparations that arc being mldo Il you
diihcui 70 say when one would be made. Al the enc
meni Of Gen Iw rgs. they are clearing n around
building whayc'. as though they cO1ismpittd six ~
rest sni understand Gen Pillow will move nearer II
town than he h..
TawToo, Mexico. Jan. ~. Ia
GENTLENGN-Ycsierday was quito bu,y dawn 10
co, and c,ory thing the military line v0rc I'm CHS.
peoance. Bosid,s tho nsmerous wagonssb., W, o. ,s
90 and fro about the forage and comri.aslry Cd. r.
tho hundreds Of Mex carts that were bsur,rg I'D
lie stores rom tho wharyos. The division tf Can y
moved through tho town, on their march q, 1e., "a,
camPmcni, and taking oil fhrngs togethsr.at wal, with
mculy hai c.'h,r borscman or pcdsstuhn could !
he1d.way nEainst Tho moving mass. was o, tie
when The head Of Pillows column wrro passing DO
90 no' believe my anxiety 90 cross the street. fsus,l
eFagsora'e, when csumpicd tho limo of i.,,r ro..
h"u' ana hal Tho Tennessee cavalry were iu
nnm0oing over 700 men, nnd they seemed to st.,i.
i" We eng OF Two mhesi then tho two regiments
i'n'y ION The s'mc State and in tho resr. ihc ilid
men' o. ILLINOIS Volunteers. Tho natives were
ntgo nnmo'f'' and many were the spscniiuona,
T"oln'r Ihe m united mon wers cure enough Ranger
Texas, or merely Voluntario caboleros The mace IN
iof the oneamPment OF the division s sbou, two rnile