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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-16

te berisberNel, pcourd) ciue ticfe Bnnoe in
Der linfen qEan9e ildtbar wuroe aus Der
eas belle Slut berunter riefelte, ourd) Die
blcnten ecden, ilber bic 8ruf btS ouf bic
fcine, f1lte Nano.
uSie bat iIch Iebr perlckt!" id9te Der jun-
9e Wann befilmmert. uSie muB in'5 ndd-
ite Saus 9ebraht perbcn, nno ...'
uMit GerGaut, 9todbar," fel ihm Gin See
benltebenrer in Die 0tece. uDos nddlte
Naus lit men Caus, uno - er ltrdte, y.
Dem crniten fat ftren9en @lide bes iitn9e-
rcn Mannes perle9cn 9emaht.
vllnc Shr fnrct es niht pahent, Nad-
Bar" er9dnste bieier Die QEcrte beS Serle-
9eneut baB Gin auoerer paritber perfii9t, III
eiuer Weile, bic gud) ptcllciht niht 9efdlt.
Sbr mp3t GcGt hoben; ba aber ba6 arme
OlnS bier ouf feinen SAL Iie9cn bleiben
corf 70 mus IIe in infer Naus 9ebratt tper-
ben.-gScr hilft mir, fte babin tro9en 2"
(TortIebuno fcl9t.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-16
Sic SeinatblpIe.
GrIabluns ppm maria {en3en, Set. 9ebrtscntt.

sln einent fcnnisen 0erbittaae ffano id,
an Der Motoaubriide ;u pras Dertteft lit bic
nannisfad,en hiitcriihen @riderunsen, tpet-
de oer Nafenthalt TT Der alten 9auptffabt
Sohmens errest, als id pl0slib aus meinem
S'tnen aufsefd,redt ip,trbe. tOinter mir
iprad elite bdelide, Before Stimme i'm un-
perfennbarften Observation-Disclosures Dialeft bic
Wcrte ngtun Goien Bis ,lrbanus i'm Yu.
e."
gsun 1T bas Stdbtd,en Bner In WeIfpba-
Ien nur meni9e Stuncen y. si.einem@ @eburts.
prte entfernt, unb td ertnnerte MIDI auaen-
btidlif, baB ct. llrbaa bort &irdenpatrcn
1T, ,inb bag beBtalb fein Seierta9 Drn ben
Jnfaisa Der ,feiaem Sduse anpertrauten
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-16
ySat1let1eer 2R. J

ten, nurcen 9en6tbi9t, ibre beoeutenoen
Srrrdtbe I'm bic s. d tie bes
so arftpretfe 8 81 perfaufan, cine
s,p1r unrcNelmdBi9e Strafe ce6 gEuderd.
Gtner cericlten, Stonpr Soft 1T Der Brit
Der bc6 @orbinals G I'll, neld,er utter
Gre e9pr l6te Shabmetlter Cunp S(ut.
iauoerl mar. Oa6 Seilpicl bes Wablfcs
blelbt natllrIld, ntht ptue@iua aus untcr ccu
r6miltcn9rcBen, welhe outb ibrerieits Der
slrmutb 9roBeSpfer brinsen.
9 db ~ 8. Nctb lit allen Gfen.
Sranfreldl rno Stdlicn baben jralicbe Sc,
treioe- 2!nstntr ccrbrten uno ieltlt bas frits
Der Serfaufte oarf nid)t geltefert ,perbeu.
tpe9en et0nen Man9cIs. Die BON Deutfd,.
lanc nod Der Sd,meis ein9ehenbe nQebens.
mittel ilno nit etuem tpieoerbrIt erbohten
9lu6fnbriclle belotet Wpcureb Die DreiIe fir
Die drmern Stlal1en unerfhipin9ltd merbe ben.
unb ta;u bat Der ,,3ruUerein' 'oub nod, nm.
biIi9crnctle etnen S,anf1t;cl auf bteNrp.
outte 9eleat, pelde BON 9Imertfa ilber Dol
lamb, ocn Ntctu biuolf naf Der Sdipei,
oebeu. Ge6 Sarrel Webl bier fcltct SIS.
uuo Ger SuId,el WciSen pclt 1tur 60 DfunS
gewidlt SO, 40. ( .. Sdn, p.)
Deutih lamb. Gleidfaus iiber
Nott9eid,ret.
Die ii b oent h zen 9leaierunoer br.
mubeu itt Iehr, Der @jetreicenctb ab,ubcIfer.
Nilrtember9 fanfte AT 100000 Geutner
auelGncilheS @etreibe unS pies auerrnrn,
Die Gpmauialfrltdte BON 10000 @cntncr
an, tbeils nm bic Wdrfte ,u perieben. mr.
ilh Man9el scist, tbeile nm es rcn drmeren
Gemetneen, tpeId1e Ssltellungen borauf
mahten, lu ltefern. Die aermern erboltets
es auf @reoit.
Sn 3 aierr itei9en bic Gctreitepreiie
nlebts oeltc ,peni9er Su encrmer S6be unb
Die nberleeilhen 3ufubren purnen febnlid5f
ermartct. Nortmdbrenb ainoen orcee 8e-
ltellun9en barauf bon ben Sfafbarldnbern
Elm. Die Ge9ierun9 tplro beIhulbiar. bem
QBuher nttt 9eh6rig 9eifreut su baben, unb
bas et9ne Oomanial9etraioe i'm SpetdJer az
bepahren. Dacurt bat iTh ces 8clfes ei.
tie slemltt 9eretste Sttmmune bemdttiot.
uno es herr1ht au9emeil1 bic lleber,euouiia.
baB bic 9totb uuo G5curltn9 rift 70 Iebr ei,
ne Srlge bes Mi6nadles, ais oes Wuhers
let. Sn 9 nj e ra fanoen bereits ern.
Ite SIutrttte ifatt, Gtnem @etreioebdno(er
Der SO @uloen fir ben Sde6el Wet;en for.
oerte, ipurben bonn er9rinmten 8olfe bic
SGde ;crihnltten uno ourd, tdelihe 9trau-
mente, etn 9lblaB bon 2 @uloen per Sd5ef-
fel absecrnn9en. Die pcliSei n,tthte Gd1
nur NIT Sarten Sin9ern etn.
Sn 9 a d fen erfldrte tas Wini(ferium
burh einen pffentliden grIas bic plDslite
Steiseruus Der @etreicepreiIe barals, oas
otefe bsher 1T ben Seeplabcn nod b6ber
itaneen als im eance ielbit treBbalb bic gu
fubren unterblleben. Ttod, 9luseeiduna Der
preiie tpircen bic sltfla6e aufb6ren une
neue 3ufubren itattf1uoen.
@iu pripatIhreiben aus gicrbbeutIdlauo
6enahridtist uns caB cas Sulhel &artcf-
feln, pelde III frihern Satren reihlieb ,ms
einen Sterteltbaler Su erhalteu mar, in cen-
lelben @e9enoeu jest Gbaler fctet.
Sir9erfreunc
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-16
Spp bes Maiprs .. Qaw !

llnlre Stabt muroe am Sonntaq Mcrden
ourd bic 9ln5etge BON, 9lbleben bes Waiors
Sames >. Gam IN ttefe Srauer perfest. 02pds
Dor peniSen 8chen III boiler 0ebensfroft.
rbne elne 9bnun9 an fein nabes gnbe, hat
tbr AM Scnntag Mprgen nm III l1br
nohoem er mebrere Gage am Ica. ,,Shiffs-
teber, - tpeld'es er, tpte man aIaubt, ais Se-
amter Der uptbernta Observation-Disclosures GjeleII.
lbaft," bel oem Seflhe Der unelldlid,en iri-
iden Gtnmancerer, Gb suae,c9eu, Der nnrr-
bittlibe SOB ereilt. Ser Seriforbene erfrs.
te ith alsWiubnr9er, als dhter Siecermanm
IN ouen &rellen GER 1u9ethelltelfen, aufrid,-
ti9iten sldtunS. Sn allen Spbdren, mo- mir
9ele9enhelt batten, nit thm in Beribrunn
su fcmmen, als Scleat, 8Irecrmeilfer. Sbb.
SeIctp, Seuermann, alS QGpbltbdter uno
Sbriif, pirfte nno itrebte CT NIT lenem Gifer.
Der nur etle 0ersen darafteriItrt. Waonehe
Sbrdne miro auf bas@rab oes III firth Wsr.
itorbeneu faaen uno fein 9lnbenfen aQe Nps.
numente, tpelhe bic Witmelt tbm errfd,fen
fann, ilberleben- Cine Nrau unb brei Gin.
Der ifeben ais Die ndhlten 8ermanbten am
Sarge oes Dahn9eIhiecenen uno bemeinem
ben herben, sn fraben 9crlult ibres 0aters
uno Selhiisers.
SR Isttttlpe OttVuISuHg cc9 SerItCrbe-
men fano 9eltern. 9iafmltta9 Tim a llbr BON
| ietner bteberi9cn WpbnuuG W.- -eombarb-
ifraee, ftatt. Das fdmmtIidye Mailitair Der
Stact, mebrere Seb-Sellcpseogem, Ger ,par
Wlit9lteo oes Scebrcn Gncampments u. Der
lTrantltn- eoee, Die Snoepenpent- Sprit3ens
@ompasnie, (oeren prdiIbent 0r. ea,p lattae
3eit gefpeIen, )ber Stabtraft mnb Die Gtabt-
bebDrben, bic Wiitqlieber Der 9ibernia WcbI-
lth1tiafeits- @eenfhaft nno elm unaeheurer
3us Don Silrsern nnb Qeibtra9enoen beaIei.
| teten feine l1eberreffe nad ibrer leeten irbi-
fden Nubelfatte anf Green Mcunt @eme-
ltrle. (Dentfd. Cor.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-16

ISL, bic ,,9lesp. .Dcrtsr Staats. 3tituns."]
Oas Oampfibiff @asbin8tDm.
Was ldwebt bort bic blauliden Slutben cut
lang,
Stcl, pie eiu Seberrfher Der Meerc2
Besleitet bon Subel uub 6reuoen9elan9
3iett bin es auf rlitiscr Sabre.
Der @asbin9tcn su benz 8aterlanb fpebt,
Der Greibett 8ote, Der 3utunft propbct.
@s fnb feline Seeet scr @nu1hen sefhpellt,
Die 0ofnuu9cn leiben ihm Sd,tpinaen
Gin Siin9ltn9 Der neuen, Der ifrebenbengelt,
9Bia Shwunsfraft Der alten brin9en.
Gum Muttertano 1T iein &ieI hinsewanct
Die Sruoer su eiuen turh seiit'9es 8anb.
Ga, traee kiniber bds rettenbe Bcrt,
Das 5reiteit unb 9leihbeit mag brinsen
Grtped aus tem 1raume bic Sdldfrisen
bort,
Damit ile nidt ldn9er Bios llnaen,
Gurhfdnipfen muttig bic 9iepcluticn
ilno folgen oem 9inf zines Wafdinstcn.
port ibr tpie er mihtis bic Wcsen bnrd,-
rauIht2
Gr brinst bon Sreiteit Guh &unbe.
Mas itebtStr oa brlteuu. ,partet II. IauIht!
3um Sdnucrbte! nun fd,ldaet bic Stunte.
@ir reid,en @ud aern bic telfenbe Sanb,
Drum Wa stinston it oas Dampfihiff
genannt.
Gin Wastin9tcn sriinoete einif unfer Neil,
9tun wilf or ft, at gud, bin,pcncen;
Dem Shiff parb epI 9bnuns Ieiu gtame
su Theil,
Wir raSsten bic Treibeit gu& ienbsm,
llno taset fte einifens benz @aterlanb,
Mirb tpobl audi Der erife STUNT senennt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-16

Der 0bto 9taats' Sote erf4eint rtstlma6is ttctn
satttpo@. Der Sutftripticns.preis 1T ST. so unz
bestnste 8oraasbetabluns in 8aaraelb, cbcr 50,
wtnn Die 3abluns inncrbalb Der erlten Ioalfte bcs
Satres st(9iebt. Spater 3abenbe babtn $3.50 1T
tntridtsn. &ein ttnterbrcitcr miro fir tnen titr.
,trn 3citraunt ais Olcnats ansercmtncn; aud
fann bic 3eituns nnr bann aufstsctcn rcrrtn, renn
AGe Nattfanpt abbtjablt limo. Cine Bcrnahlaf(ts
suns Die 3eituns Dor Dem Gnbe brs Sabrs aufiutin.
bistn, wrs ais cine Grntueruns Der @uteripticn BE-
tradbttt. WlttDtiun9rn unb 8licft Itno pctfrc CT.
stttn. T Oeie StcinsanSen werren pdnttlid te.
pbadtet nerbcu.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-16
8efdnu t M d cb II II deu.

Cine 8etanntma6une ppn einem Yitrtd, prst
wsniser, trttet fur cinmaIise Ginrid uns 50 @sats
fir NAL ST. unb fir ere frrnrre Ginrituns betTeI
teu 8ierets 25 Gents Gin 3Sieret Olpnate eth
,urdeten tptttt S 3, O1rnatc s, Sabr S. Cir
halte Spalte Wtrnote einjurilten S 8, Mrnat
$ Is, Sabr S25.-Gine 9an;e Srate fur Wpn&
tt tritet IL, 6 Mpnatt S 20 unp SaDr S 80.
Gef6 aftstarten pcn4 prtr reniser 3ei,
len tin;urnten teitcn Per Sabr So, fir 6 Olpnai
So
Orhtar &c tjeetr Irt, in rtutfttr un> eng
}nf6cr Srrahc, nirr in Der Dffice nes ,DbipStaats
Spten" f6neIl, fauttr unb cprreft tefprst.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-06-16
T.
mehr Qfhft


,,Webr eiht! !" rief itesbeuo Deutihtanos
gr6eter Didter
Der lelbit 9eleud)tet alS oas eidt Der eid,-
ter;
Dann Brad iein 9Iuse-in ces eid)tes Weer
Sing inter er.
,,Mebr eidt !" Beld' fdoncs testes Dort,
fpo Stele
R(aralcs cabineehn su benz lcstcu 3iele!
Mebr eicbt Oeebr eidt !" QSie tonet, mas
er fprad,
Sm gdr ,tah
DAD @rlfc uub bas Qette ntetter 9Ecrte,
Gem pcrte fern unb nab linn uno i'm Ycr-
te,
Meia erpis unauftorlides @ecidt
Geiauh: .@ebr eiht! @ebr eiht!"
llnt tu, Belt, bu pielmal idrn 9eitcrb'ne
uuo irnmer bod ben 9eben neu ertpcrb'ne,
Stir bid, aud, pugt id) Id)0nern Wahllprud
nid,t,
sls ben ;uMebr eidt! Webr eiht!"
Des eibtss fann auf bieIer bunfien @rcen
gu pi.l bes eihtes &inoern nieuals tperten,
drum last uns rufen, bic bas sluse brid1t !:
NRebr 9iAt Mebr 4idt !"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02
New Publications..

We arc indebted to Mr. {. +. FrsHKR under the Ex-
change for copy Of curious and valuable work. which
is hereafter TO be continued, in numbers if sufficient, en-
couragemen be afforded (of which, this the first of the
series, be examined, cannot doubt) entitled "Amcr-
can Historical and Literary Curoses consisting of fac
Smiles OF Original Documents relating TO the events of the
Revolution, &c. &c with variety of Relques Antoui
ties and Modern Auiographs"-by j. Jay Smith and John
r Watson, assisted by Association of American Anti
quarans Among the original documents IN the present
number are letters OF Washington. franklin LAFAYETTE
John Adams, Judge Marshall &c. &c. We hope that the
work will be examined by the curious in such matters
aud we have known but few who did not gaze with
interest upon the writings OF men, living or dead who had
acquired distinction in the council and in the field or in
the calmer pursuits Of literature and the arts The auto
graphs OF large number Of such individuals may be
in the work before US.
From MessFs. BANKER & MoRRIs we have received
part OF the cheap edition of Thers' Life of Napoleon"
and an interesting little volume, sparkling with rich
gems OF thought bearing the quaint title Of An Authors
Mind; Bookfu OF Books, Thirty Books in One :, by
VI. F. Turner,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02
IWTWNTNT|
Capt. samuel Freeman.

Render unto Co sar he things haf are CGsar's"
The gentleman VIII name heads this article, while at
his boarding house. Contiguous the Capo on Thurs-
day, the AN ut, percevng that, by OF the
blow, the State House about be unr5ofod proceed
ed IN haste with hammer and nails that he might secure
the root, which, Il removed, might have been attended
with expense OF hundreds OF dollars. Ia the height
the storm, he seen standing the roof while the
could scarcely hold his footing upon cffa rma" and
while gentlemen below suugy onsconccd IN the
Hall aud Chamber.
This gentleman, Captain freeman. has been At all times
ready aud ccieui ~ saving lives 3nd property from that
dav0uung O.cmC1tfTc. lie thinks Of himself when
eiher is IN danger 10 the rescue. H. with him. the NOV
isg principle. Often have I him on tho ridges Of
and story houses, cOntsndng with the raging element
when my very hair stood end, fearing HE destruction
This gentleman, upon the memorable occasion Of
the Of Lafayette to tins country. only quilted his
business, spent his money and used hs hands doing
honor 60 that usous upon the occasion Of the coc
braOn at Yorktown. carpenter by trade, pat'i1 by
NATURE he not only competent bat willing, and DID
render most efficient service preparing tons sho.tof
&c, al heavy cost Of money, labor aud time. In the
mater II hDnDung Lafayette, the State but honoung
ITSELF and does therefore seem TO the writer TINT Cop
tain Fee should be reimbursed, least far az
he expended money IN carrying out that which every
heart not scared BY scdshncss toIdy and anxious
BE- io gay, go on bOy" but not "como on whore money
may be lost ic endangered Upon the occasion also, Of
the burning u uo Pcuiioniury where do you find Free
mani Aye, Standing 10 the almost melting heat, with
In hlud working his woy through foot wall,
five six poor wroichcs from impending death lie
succeeded, and retired with HE hands burnt almost
crisp. Capt Frccman's generosity and kindness ol heart
have led tho wreck Of fortune (which had been gained
by the "swoat Of his brow we'll ne injury bus con-
sutuGon AZ Of h'o when the rcoupersuvo
GIGS Of our nature generally The instead Of
crease. lie shoud be rewarded. fret by the Legislature,
Tor what he hos done Tor the State and secondly by l-
bera pionsRo the part Of citizens who may have bu-
"FiAT WsTlTfA"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02

The WEsrNINsrER REVIEW" for January was received
some days since Among the Quarteres Great Britain
It holds deserVedy high rank. In the January number
We ind articles upon various subjects general interest
Unlike the Quarterly and Edinburgh the representatives
respectively OF the two political parties in Great BIZ.
tain, the Westminster maintains position Of neutrality
and with freedom and fearless
ness all public questions without reference to their mere
patty phases.
We have also received the LONDON QuARrERLY Re-
VIEW for Decemberhe able and influential organ Of the
Tories. The OF this number however have les.
of political character than usual With the exception
Of an able the condition OF Ireland and the
means OF its extricaton from the evils which ai Ct that
unhappy country, the articles purely Of literary and
scientific cast
Messrs NASH Il WooDuoUsE--to whom we are indebt
ed for copies OF these Revews-arc the agents Tor this
city
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02
Lnfe from snnfn 70

We find in the St. Louis papers letters from Santa F
the latest Of which dated Dec IA. These len en-. con-
news from the u. $. Army ~ New Mexico.
which subI1ir
One Of the loltc0 written the 9TH Deer states that
Capt. Cook was within ~ miles ct I'll Passo with o boy
Of troops and arranging plans for no capture By adj
vices from Mexico which published on Saturday 10 IL
known that he had succeeded in his object The same
letter says
-iCo Doniphan, as learn, has length succeeds n ma
hing treaty with the NayaJ1s aud will now poo, cu on
dcd viii last. ~ unknown
On tho l7rh ull. an order published by Col Free,
ordering Lieut.. Col Mitchell 10 select 100 men from tho
army with special regard to their physical and intellectual
capacity, 60 proceed towards Chhuahui aud open
muncaton with Gen. Wool. The command lth Santa
10 on the 9Th December.
Extract from a letter dated
SsNrF ~ sDsccmblr 10.
"Ma Clark has received an order from C.l y riphln.
(who oncampcd south NJ us 80 miles with tc tad,fsi
10 Join him forthwith with 2j Of our battalion and "a, rro.
coed 10 Chhuabui. Nothing has been hc1r Of G,u,,Hi
Wool up the present time. When wo get @, Dlnrlsn.
our force will be 1850"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02
Eighth Congressional District.

wiloughby Newton, Esq. OF westmorcland. has been
selected Wing candidate for the Essex
al district. which he formerly represented with such dstn
gushod ability-snd r. T. l.. Beale. Esa. OF the
county, has been nominated as his opponent.
OF the latter gentleman know nothing. and shall say
nothing. We not aware, indeed that we had ever
heard his mentioned until It used in connection
with this nomination Whether he is Of the fright or
wrong s,rpe"-,hs s say, whether no belongs the
Old Hunker the Calhoun wing Of the party, have
been unable. after dgent enquiry. oarn whs,her he
has "aken the pedge"-whethcr he subsctibes the
solutions recently promulgated by the Convention that in
this place, called, told hoist the flag upon
which inscribed the cherished principles OF Virgil
nia, or Motive have yet to be informed and presume
shall be in due time.
OF Mr.. Ncwons election, we understand there is tho
most hhttctng prospect Il only be effected how
ever 80 closely divided Is the District by the united and
jealous support OF his party Many of the Wings.
aware, did not approve OF Mr. Ncwtons course upon
Texas quesuon-but that past and would urge
upon those Wings OF the District who differed from him
ON that occasion, to let bye-gones be Sones That
MIR. Newton is thoroughly Wing in all his sentiments no
oGe quesuons-that his intellectual cndowmons Of
high Order all admtthaI his personal character beyond
eProaeh, is universally conceded. The Enquirer very
uray endeavors the recollection the events o
the last campaign for the purpose OF defeating Mr. New
ton But hope that the Wings such young birds
as to be caught by such light chO Our duty look to
the future which in power-not the past which
Is iFreyocable We differed from Mr. Newton then but
shall not the less rejoice in his election now-and the
more, because believe that great injustice was done
him. m the progress OF the campaign OF lSi5 the En-
qurer does him. Think injustice now by charging HIM
with having rode on both sides OF the Texas question:
This charge out OF the fact that while Mr. Newton
voted for the Joint resolution OF xaon as IL passed
the House oi Representatives, he voted against alter
nars resolution tackled TO it, Mr. Bentons motion I'VE
Think IN the senae-an alternative resolution thus tack
cd on guide for the action OF the Executive who
was well known, would with silent contempt bu,
means OF relieving the of some members
OF that body who could digest the resolution of the
House unless 1t were accompanied with an alternative
which they knew was form of empty words Mr. New.
ton from first last, in favor of the resolution rs
originally passed the House and should like to see the
process OF reasoning by which opposition to another pro
position OF an essentially different character involves the
slightest inconsistency! The imputa,on is utterly I'M
founded and in our Judgment, does Mr.. Newton grea,
injustice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02

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'H...f.n Do. u.rnar OF .. 'fI.r Nc N.rg vs. U.r,4vr
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VINO kpr" Mfs Pu"rI br.t-1ni the number af frr -r.
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,ehd.f h"l hiu.ge1i' aH ucg1lrr trf md hasafs.,
$50 pcr1I ever performed lHc lltrs. IT, with f., rt.t
1rss of nsn entirely BOO fhe eputof Chusu1n Urrt ~,
10 hff own ncrhu1fhnrI CON never be filled and bs. m .
n'W afeaiy 'ro hai They Hlgc t,et with al ir..r.. y,
p. Shc wac one of tc most charitable of huHdau I 5.
I'd hef clauy wss always beloved boo sfrI.I ass., m
win he rr't of thc Scripture Der rt f.DJ know r,
"ha' her right hand ut. Ter children may wei. unra t
loss bot hey may mourn not e. 0rc who can not be- com
/ footed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02
By Magnetic TeiegraDI,.

IHI.AULLFHIA, Nlfch ]. 7. VI.
Cute destructive fire occurred here thIs morning " Inch
destroyed the old Mansion House." situated In T4rd
street between Spruce and Wsnu: streets and occupied as
Hotel The loss prcty heavy, but mostly covered by
insurance. some ui the buildings cuous were slightly
injured 10 is not Snovn how the fire originated.
The Flour market ls trM and -..Tl5g active las t-
morning OF 5000 Uo,-. Pcnns} wanna brands 900 md very
hrm-'ome hod-rs UNIV Dor @. tsAo ibis price Naderat,
sales o. Corn Meal az 81 81, SINAI. decline Prime red
wheat Is worth Sl3JaS l35; 3saIuc rye See clover,
iced $3.50; sole Of $500 bushels yellow corn at cue Der
Dushe.. white DO BE- worth s2i-3t.
Whisky - ,2g cents per gallon. The provision and
EL1c.Ly mlLAeL- v.LLnluL c-an.nnrc.- --n-a. L
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TUESDAY, March ,, ls4
fyad t,n.., ~

communication received from the House announc.
ing the agreement of that body the amendments TO an
act changing the dividing lines between the counties of
Lewis aud Gilmcr. And
Bills entitled
An act incorporate the Directors of the Scientific
Eclectic Medical Institute.
An act imposing taxes for the support Of government
And
An act authorizing the issuing Of certain Licenses
AhO which were referred to the committee of General
Laws
Mr. VOOLFOLK, chairman of the committee of Courts of
Justice, reported, without amendment.
An act divoFcng VIM Myers from his wife Virginia
Myers And
An changing the times of holding the Circuit supe
nor Courts OF Cumberland and APpomatox and the town
OF Lynchburg.
The Speaker announced the reception OF a conmunica
uon from the State OF Missouri, pertaining TO the Army
Upon motion OF Mr. WIrcHER, laid upon the table
Mr. McMULLTS, chairman OF the committee OF Internal
improvements, reported, with amendment.
The Bill authorizing the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company 10 construct Railroad through the territory of
Virginia.
Upon motion Of Mr. BONOURASr, the Salem and Lynch
burg Turnpike Bill was taken up.
MeSsrs McCAULEY, McMULLES, TuoxPsoS and gaia,
MR., who were formerly opposed the BILL withdrew their
opposition owing TO the Of the James River and
hanawha appropriation, which will cary the canal to
Buchanan and not make Lynchbug the terminus Of both
the Canal and South Western Road. Passed.
Mr. GARRETT moved that the Speaker of the House of
delegates be requested to return bill passed yesterday
winch requires the Exchange and Farmers Banks 10 os
tab!ish Branches at Alexandra.
Messis BoNDuRASr, GALLAHER, McMULLES, RcsERs,
WIrrHEE aud WALLACE opposed and Mr. SrlNAKp sun
ported the motion. Withdrawn.
Mr. WALLACE moved to take up the bill concerning free
negroes and muattoes. Motion sustained and bill mega
lyed; when
MIR SrANARD moved for reconsideration and called for
the ayes and noes. Ayes Is, noes Is.
An act TO authorize the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company road through the Territory OF Vr
sina was made The order OF the day for morrow on
motion Of Mr. ROGERS
On motion OF Mr. BOSDuRANr the bill changing tho time
Of holding the Circuit Superior Courts OF Cumberland
Franklin, and Appomatox counties, and the town OF
Lynchburg, taken up. Passed
On motion Of Mr. Woous, the Senate adjourned