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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-25
ALRERT L WfNsRTP.

nRuG0lST APOTdECARY. y Est Broadway. cor
DAarkstsI formerly Dsst Sari Coz would respect.
f1ly iE0rm his friends snt the p-bic generally ths be
b.. hzad choice se=e 100 q drugs, medicines, ehemi
Gals rrrun-Ty f1rcy articles al 0f which have beer
scrcisd with expressly r retailing anc ever
article sold Nj biz store warranted geBnne
P@rte1lS attention vii b. pat - phrsciarS prescrip
iiou'. and eoaPesni Psrsoa vii be N sisnis0e- at
h0ur--csy or nighL
Superior swedish Leeches for le applied By al ex
perienced persoc. NIL Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-25

q aud Al e house Is feet front by 60 feet deep and
rs acre % ground plss.any si,nsted 10 The village Of
Piainfel1 Y J aDout q miles from the Cry II New
Y,rs with which there communication by sesr rat and
railroad twice day Tire house IL large AMI siry.
taiang about eleven beside cellar md Kitchen stu
s,ed Ia the vicinity OF several churches sud the Som
ervile Railroad Al excellent Location for female board
ing school said house wi he sold low for casA
zsd for property IN NewYork Broohltn For far.
her particulars Inquire Of WM n TODD,
r,i8 aoatf -7Frontst cor Old ain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-25
HoUR OF LEAVING NKw YORK CHANGED TO sP

HOUR OF LEAVING NEW YORK CHANGED TO 3P.N
al sEGlisAh NAIL LINE eowsn
kSs<1sSg 3D., boston arc ccw'a9t ., ,,s ~ 20,
- o. ilJ steamers RHODE ISLAND ssa
re s.es,ner GOVERNOR Capt sssb rh,yer. sns
RHODE ISLAND Gaps w. Poilsf will run bfDuehmi
ieaes ADD Boston and pfovidsrcs Raoss leaving New
York daily Sundays excepted from pier No. I HofA
River n o'cccs, p A. sni s.on'ngion at oclocs r.
" upoD tho srrtvaiW n- Mat unin RON Boston.
comfort having each OF them % large commcdous privns
ratsroous and ber.hs fot $40 persons besides large OH
vale rooms Tor fsmir. end parties
fne siss,ass ofcersd BY he experienced mse
and x shorten the pcssage S-t~ Newly end Boo
Tor froe Il 10 hoars thereby arriving IN ample time fof
ell the tines raining from New fOrk North South End
West sud al the liue5 from Hosion, forth and East
yhe GOVERNOR WI leave ilew-Ycrh Tuesday, rhup
lag and Saturday.
leave stouinTion-- Monday, Wednesday ami Friday
7he RHODE ISLAND viii leave Ns~.icfs-kss
DAY, Wednesisy Gad FRIDAY.
f,ervr Slcrin f;on -russday r1ursday and Saturday
n. B.-Pussngers, the arrival " the sernsrs
BorrglOn proceed Immediately N the % endld RsiIo2A
ears 10 Prcyi3ercs and Recon ihou' any delay md
aafgag- laser seorpso'~~ -~ea tren 70 Boston 70 are
For passage or reshl inquire on board the boats per
No North River, or No. ~ Rsnery-p'ece. MO
~m- ANOTICE.-On and after Monday, Msreh
E.lss1s..szz-rr IS, the steamboat STATEN LANDER,
Capt Van Peit. will make The following
trips 20 and from Staten leland until farther notice yiz
Leave Staten Isend Il 10, ~ a. NJ. ? and p. NJ
Leave New-Iors ~ ? ard II, A. ". l, - and 2. NJ
oPENise OF TIE psNssYLvASfA CANAL FsR Ist5.
BINGHAMs TRANSPORTATION LINE.
e1-- aFREIGHr AND PASSAGE 10 Plusburg,
q ss~sssSsl, Penn'y'aj Cincinnati, ONO s..h'iIs
Tenn. Louisville, Ky 20 Louis, Mo. ana
ali Uter pieces on the Southwestern Rivera MAX paef
ages. Bingham. Line" For information and Bis q
Ladng apply Q, the Office 10 westsL opposite the PHI
lafflDhfs iirea fmj 6ml VIM TYSON. Aren't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-25

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of he suFogair q he
County u New York Notice !. hereby given 10 al per-
sons having claims agzinst Amanda 4 Enge, lae u tie
CITY Of New YORK. deceased % present tie same with e
vouchers thereof % tie Subscribers a. ue ONCE u O.
Ramon No ~ Nassau street., In ths Guy q NewYO-G on
or before the 10Th Day " July neXL-Dsled New York he
9Th day Of January, 1871 .
WIN. ROBINSON, lr~,.,.,,.
II rGwffp JOHN DRUMMOND.i NN~''O''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-25

ITO PRI>TERs.-For sale 9 second hand Adams
Ptauns Press-pstisa 2fs By 80 Tho re-
paired snd improved Apply 10
MS ~ y J. AUSTIN 81 A,n..l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-25

QAGc-foo highest mxseg pncus Pssa IN casa tor
IaRsss. Bssgtng, Bale Rope Cgni.gs. Gunny b.sgiag,
Grass Rope, Carvas sni al Other kinds Of Psoef hangsc
tarev stock By CYRUS W. FIELD CO
lSly HurnR alp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-25

DIAPER WAREHOUSE, rs FgDon-st -BUENAP
Il a BAbCOCk Or for szle-Bisnk Book Pspes Bgd-
cons, Wsshs HubDarcs sLt oiher snuis crrrrs; Fiat
AID Cur Caps. ruled ard pain; fOio Packet and Com
merclA Post; Litter Pspe ruled and plaza Of al cral
-s and varlo,s manufactures; Huob sos tinted, glazed
ard coofed Psp-rs, vari0us skes Tissue Paper whte
and co orcd and book Prlnung Papers o. Veious
slIes. constaniy on hand Any slIe made 10 order
BLnders' Trunk Bonnet Pres. and Csrr-t Boards Sos
Ageat. for the sale Of PasHi Manila Envelop and wrsp
piry Papers Patent ssnd-psper slocks Boston M8sc
ana P.sts rspers beachnS salls, Ulus Marine seii.
ings &c. nc fOf psper-inaksrs use mI2sotn
ACCOUNT BOOKS Of every description Al low
"A pfscss-A anufscory al = Maiden lace.
Writing sd Wrapping Pspers 10 great variety manu-
factares prices. Bonrsi bo.rt-
Prepared Gum IN two Or uree on bottles.
Copying Presses, hsnifod L.uer Wriisra
IndribIe Ina for marking linen and cottofL
Diamond Point Gold Pens II reduced prices hole
sale and retail ~ FRANCIS LoUrREL,
mn ssasonsn, n Nsdsa-lsns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-25

NOTICE. pur.usnce Of letieTs Of AdmInlslfsE on
Won The estate goods chateis and Effects Of Joseph
Tucker deceased late Of the City Of New York grocer,
who died granted to me The subscriber By order
OF the Surrogate OF Tho County OF Newly Ork-Noce y
hereby given 10 all persons indebted the ssd Joseph
Tucker 10 his life time that payment Of all debts end de-
uands must be made my residence. no IS esty-
81 In said CITY without delay and that shall not recognize
payment Of sny Of said drhis demsnds 10 any other
persoa-Dasa Al the City Of New York March ). 1917
nj iaw6n RE3ECCA TUCKER. Admiaistratrix.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-25

- FOR sALE-A neat Cottage and bsrn, with shout
e. four and sf Of good and pleasantly situated
- In the Town OF New Rochelle on Weynan' avenue.
within half nils OF steamboat landing, and about thar
disznce from The New Havea and New-Yotk Railroad
There 10 good well of ~ater the basement door, and
number Of fruit trees. &c. Ithss good view oi los
Sound and surrounding couutry. For farther pafcuiss
Inquire of LE COUNT i BARTON,
New Rochelle Lsnding
New Rochelle Feb n. 1917 mil iaD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-25

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO GERRir SNIIB--At
meeting Of the coored citizens Of Rochester,
called or the purpose OF expressing their sense o.
OBLIGATION 10 Hon. Geuit Smith for his benetcence
in giving farms freely to many OF their number II
Monroe county, it was unanimously resolved that
the following letter be adopted and transmitted to
Sir. Smith, IN acknowledgment. Of bis kindness
ROCHESTER March II, 1871.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-25

EkANE 6 Cos COLUHED PAPEks-Tne
Osuhscrb@rs. sole Agens for Nswlork, O1er for sale
assortment Of sup-fsne glazed eooret PAcers Of The
ABOVE eesersied nAnof.care, and recommend hem
sqaz 70 any 10 the market
lnis 90 (YRUS ". FIELD co. Burn g-slip-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-25

Dg1R SIN The colored people Of the City ofRoches
ter and County Of Monroe, who have participated IN
your bounty in the gift Of farms through the agency oi
Samuel D Porter Esq take this method of expressing
10 you our thanks and 10 you oi the only return
in our mower TO ake-our beet wishes and prayers Tor
your continued welfare and happiness the oesign
Of many of take possession OF the srms con
Gerred Nv vour bounty and endeavor by industry h
earn an honest livehOod-as the beet testimonial N cur
power to offer Of your bounty and continued Kindness
=, on- naonie Rochester American.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-11
sub>tnnce OF lhe Ren.ark, 81 Mr. liar.

ri>Ou, Of LOYd0aH, ~ rnE ucUsE OF JELIoArr, on
the 9Th instant, upon the question, Whether the Bill
entitled An Act providing for the pay VI the members
81 the General Assembly, should be read second
time l'
Mr. HAREIsoS of Loudoun said that ne desired an op
make three remarks to cxplan the no.
siton IN which ne stood towards the bill lie would like
10 hear from the chairman Of the who reported
the bill, whether II was expected Designed by it, opera.
LO1 affect tie pay Of the members OF the present Gener-
al Assembly II the object were to repeal the laws which
limited the period 90 sCyenyyo days Tor which members
could receive four dollars day take effect sitcr the
end the annual session o the General Assembly ne
was inclined 10 support For he could but suppose
that YVES more important % l"Eisiite deliberately and
mltufey tnan 90 attempt expense the haz-
ard OF hns'y and - ADVISED gsaou. But he understood
that the object OF tie law 90 affect the pay Of the
bers Of this Genoi Assembly. The object was TO increase
their pry A. hc believed this could not be done COM
sstouiy with the Constitution which prohibits in express
terms the passage Il any law Increasing the pay o.. mem.
Ds's % take effect before the end of the session
thereafter, he shyu be compelled vote against the bill
unless was 90 amended a. 10 cypress the purpose
pend us operation until % could take effect with pi0Prey
u might be done by prDy-n 10 that effect. lie desired
time 90 prepare amendment the kind In he pre-
sent form and fOT ne avowed purpose he could
tho bill.
But he had 1t still stronger ob lection tie understood
that the usual mode Of Proceeding wa for members TO
procure certificate OF their attendance from me Ccf. ct
tue House, and to present that g. tho Auditor. Who
draft the Treasurer Tor the amount a. which
Zach member entitled. The Clerk and Auditor are
officers holding their situations IN the
will Of the Leg aiure. These officers, thus
3D. will be required 10 adjust the the members
pIy, and TO cOBsac tn.s sv. The effect Of this law will
De 90 dcyoIye on them, under these cfcumstanccs
sp'nDiIy % which, 40 hIs opinion. they ought be
subjected II Il were done, ho Trusted that those officers
would not crnsirue tho law the members II
us General Assembly ihc increased pay. Upon an txa
mnnu,n & the law OF 1896 It would be found that the he
gsgtufc hcn entertained opinion IN coincidence with
na own. H. had no doubt hat the Law, u IL gntd
10 operate, 10 conflict with tic Constitution. lie there
fore moved lay the bill me ,abc, order have
some amendment Of ho kind Indicated which he would
prcplfe and offer 90 another time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-11
MIR. vIcu..aun

In the sketch OF the remarks OF Mr. McLane. in the
meeting OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company ON
the sth inst which copied yesterday the
there seems to have been important error which he
reefs in the following Card:
OTFIcE The BALTiNoRk Il Ono RAILROAD COMPANY
February 9th, lsI7. /
To the Editors OF the American
Gentlcmen-ln your report OF the few observations
Submitted TO the meeting OF the Stockholders yesterday
you represent having said hat although the right
OF way might not be granted terminus as far South a.
fakersburg or Fishing Creek yet they might get p
Nilcge ot terminus at Southern point which they
might be induced to accept" There is misapprehenson
in this, which, though doubt entirely accidental is ne
vortheloss material. am quite did not mean
by any thing sand give the remotcst inmaon that
terminus on the Ohio above the mouth of Fishing
Creek could be made acceptable the Stockholders;
and indeed, the resolution subsequently, adopted by the
meeting would be inconsistent with any idea that tcrm
nus above Fishing Creek could receive their APPRECIATION
must ask you TO make the above correction and be-
lieNe me L. be- respectfully, your obcdent servant,
LOIlIS McIANE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-11
TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
Testimony il now Received from,
ALL QUARTERS OF THE GIORE

The following letters presented WV Of NOR. Gry
chewing the opinions oi Physicians zeal value
OF w sWANNES COMPOUND SYRUP Og CHERRY.
Ut swATSE-Dear Sir Having used your Compound S,up oT
WA cherry SHiensivey IN praetcr, requested b. %
agent Ut Ituteher TO express
ties a. remedial chscSuly IMPLY az f ID, "A
doing viii discharge debt tho At I.r,, ard
Physeans m PARTICULAR As detect Cuaes Ren.,.
and Patent Nostruus OF the most 10
tent eirFcoTaLs iccOmm, nted
cass OF Diseased Lungs Preparation Puaus Va.
gina or W IN CHERRY ~ sufficient
please with tie result Of that and subsequent tst now me
senhe IN pT,iecrc q all Other Rem
~ Indicated In the much dreaded Pneun Disease the
Lungs IN the alarming form which 4 appears "a KENTUCKY re-
gard as an invaluable mdy
To all who know me have said cnoug this may be- e.n
have been engaged practice my Of ~
and Regular Graduate Tan.yvana ant The
first Patent Medicine thou enough
IN writing. }. II ELLISON, ~. u.
Janry 'thi 1871 FEankin Coultt. Ky
FEsSKToRT, ~, Jan'ry 7ti. ISf7
tbs above fIom Physician. viu- a lew
nuts from he-e doing good praee considered
good Physician aud stand, fair; h says guitar ara
duaie. w I. CRJTIHEg
DruFgi and hpothccary
t Since introduction my pablo there have
number Of unpncirld udui.uas Up lhry
a. eu confirm NtLp tuEERy, calico BasaWs.
aHd syrup Wild Cherry, irina
only genuine preparation introduced
Tie only safcguad against imposition my
signature j. each bot DR. ". WAYNE.
Corner of Eighth and R=ec Sis Phi d.irhl
pr For sale, whorsils aud by rIYrOS JpHN-TpN
rs. Man Richmond KING Toy No H. Bragg on
Petersburg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-11
VIC Tilcnirc.

To tie Editors OF the Whig
GENrLENEN-On last night Monday had the Measure
OF seeing Mr.. Jsmison IN the character o Hamlet. To
say that he acted the character, would be say half
for although have many psys, the first that
caused me TO shed tears A should do he iicR-
tuned himself with the character ne performing. So
thai one DID Mr.. JamIson cnacuug Hamlet, but
HaHIet kimSeg, from the times OF old to pcrsony
his part. Indeed the whole play well sustained
except the part OF the Queen, winch and unna
tual, the LADY occupying herself with smoothing her r-
fes whilst Hamlet snudierng aspect OF the
Ghost. NOT will OpaeiA's sad be soon forgotten
when, her madness, she the funeral drse OF her
dead father and AAe the nightingale sarb!ug out her
existence. was peculiarly struck with the action
CT Hamlet, when he saw were, his fathers CHEST
sinking into the earth the cojs closing Ger him
one who has with cFiucs eve the performance OF
European ~ the part Hamlet, said to the on last
night, - never Hamlet played until to-night-Mr.
Jamson j. the best Hamlet ever saw"
understand that Mr. J. intends playing Byrons tragedy
OF - " crncr' IN week or two. AL who have resd this
deep snd beautiful tragedy, can, with myself ayow that
the soaring spirit OF the gifted poet has bEeuthcd on every
line, shedding peculiar ana delightful charm over Its
scrgcs, and s fascination takes deep hold on the imng
uun lmbuDg tie soul with pleasing melancholy, whose
spell lasts long after is have faded tue eve
Il the charm perusai be great what beau
~ when clac;cd upon the by n good company -
MelhWks tragedy deep, fell OF pathos so full OF
ire, would do much 90 revive Ai- loved Mciropo-
s, the dramatic h.wers winch have long been neglected
in cur hearts garden. trust that Mr. Jlmisoa will not
dcsI-i IN his design o! playing Werner. IL now and
although many have read ITS thrilling scenes. will they
receive lusre by the and beautiful reading
OF our Tugedian. To Mr.. Jsmison would say,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-11
CITY ARRIVALS.

EroHA-oE HorEL-Ja,y s-sa,ah Cherry Nofok Co Carr
Mtehcu ami Lady . w Scwt,n Norfolk u csuan ol ~
l. e.. P,tsritug Cocml a. Uaif.t l. V ~ Crosby. rk~
rOwtt. T. Lynch, Jas Power ris Hanover W
Jones + eirrcs County. W Araardr "a: ur SIS n
BaIion VII aui E.yes q wcfs P'ier,buTR " ftip.
liu Noifpb "a EIsbrc, w Mck'nncy, u Navy. Naare
Gtorgr q NJ srbr.ettr Hamburg Ia- ur.t ta
vest Tctas Ci-y Phfad phii CarnSht,I ht,tro6d
Nils Wig MA, ~ Tennout, Fredericksburg w Wis,u
Cumbera and Fulton fIaIifaI
CoLrAn,S GlorrL-Fehy ct J. Ba iy McckcHlafs. p ~
southai, w q pa her, Tennessee nr Purc F,tlur. 4
Fcwock New Casu.. Maine Vaughan Am.l3 Hc.ohan
Chafl It.. sect Es I'D. Eass W G1nde, IT, Chesterfield
Pet rtbufg 70 10, Mtcklcnbufg n Han e. Jltor
Nottham prn3 Y nitaTd Iynchbugs Bcsins a. 20 80
Snsud Go'chard W 4 Noel, w -ianrc W sca,f Fuva1-
na W Scott, colt Flfmv.ie \ Milcr Nun "
W.T. Chiou T. MI o. Pitt,y!vanin, Fortune w.
Nelson w Bagty, Buckingham Pills GOocbt ni Hatrts
Powhatin - MARIN, GoacRand Dr McCaw, Pow4tsu v
lIrhvant Chesterfield Mos fowhaiIn Hafns4c
Harnste-fcr Rockingham.
CoLUNBIAN HoTsA, feb'y lO.-Wm Birrly. Norfolk:
& ConGin Phidalphia Nr Hurt, Powhaiau; W IN Poyn-
tell. Pbadclpha; Bnnsord. Buckingham; John Has
son. Noifok; Joseph Tyrce. Hanover; n Fg. G.,en-
vile. VI Williams, G.. Jno II Rawland W. 10 Irn-
nings Amelia; Geo + Watkins, l. Fioneh Gooohlan9; N
Gaines. Petersburg; Jn0 Isines joe WoD'scy Brnns-
wick, Va; WIN Maun, Elizabeth City, n c: " VI Robert
son, Chosefieli; Mauiay V; Woodson Ilnphes Geo
Holt WIN Holt, liafHi Ma Marsholl. w l. ffriutll
Charlottesville; Or Wan RI Whitehead Northampton; e
Pembroke CaidosI, Powhatan u; Hobbs Ale1 Ilnes
Chesterfield; T. Avis Mr Walton. Goochland l. ) Handy
MeconekIn Baltimore; Geo w Tncc. Ino Mills. loupa.
Iho7 Wallace, Petersburg; Ino w Goudn 4 Pine, X
$ Pus Us a Broaddus, Va.
PowH,rsv Horsg-Rry. BIZ Ieeonte and LADY New Haven
lcrnP HG r. VourccpHe VI Df W,frnr. W. lam 60. ) ~
Csw. White phut sf-itrs Ffanes T. smth Aevluf, Va.
Httcr. York " % poind~s Deui Or. sprtoiyau1 CO..
HH Madison co " iiar. Nfs Read aud
Mis- Read w H1ua ufdfori D.; w Coutnry, p oueeu.
br y Roy EscF Hulg.nFi mi TAD. .htten und
Flz,bsth Cy COS Col Wooifors oslnRs COZ DE- Baus
l7wfetctviic, "; % u Collie Petersburg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-11
The :. a w. LITERARY Messenger.

The Southern and Western Literary Messenger and
Review" for February issued yesterday. We have
had only glance the Table OF Contents as fol-
lows:
Pose Arheles-l. Predatory RemSrks by the Editor on
Campbe Introduction to tse History OF the Colony and
Ancient Dominion of Virginia , Introduction to the HIS
tory &c OF Virginia, by Charles Campbell, chapters ,
and {; 3 The New Tmon. Romance OF London revieyy
l. The Falls OF South River, IN the Blue Ridge; 5 Re-
miniscenscs OF Traveller; 3. Ravonal Hall ia parD
Tale. by Mrs Jane Tayloe worihing,on; !. The Roam
Mountain snd IT'S Scenery s. Some Fact and Some Fec
Tale 9. The Fist and Last Decisive Battles OF Ma
poleon BonaParo TO- Spelling Husband l, Remnis-
ceases Of the Last War; - Notices OF New Works
Postry-Stanzas; Household Sonnes; Smiles;
Voice from the Ruins The Eye and the Wing Lines by
.Eschylns.
Tne Office OF the Messenger has been removed TO the
new building the site OF the Museum.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-11
by Magnetic Telegram

Flour continues 6tn, =, ,s.,1-ii, 10 req = T. NJ.
actions however, are very small Sales Of Penn br,nJ
al go which price generally asked. Dealers hoIdng an
,o Tue steamer Moderate sales OF meal at "a per
Dbl; rye -four S4.s7ta5 S' P'
sales OF yellow corn at - TO SIC per bushel and of
oats H AZ 1eaiOeirye 75e; Whlskey 27a2sic per gallon
i"ee Is considerable activity in provisions aud prices
looking up sales OF 1900 KEYS Western Ia -,
37A. '''> - o.
CIovereed is in good request with sales at 50 per bush
e, which a advance.
NEW YORK, Feb. s,2P.M
Nothing new u report in Flour Dealers are hold no m,
'ot 'he foreign news, now momen'auy expected. The
prices of yesterday are fully maintained Grncseo E hs
at S6.s13 TO 81; Rye -four Sis7I So Southern -four
Is worth $3.50 To S6,63i. Sales moderate.
The demand for wheat Is still active sales of 5000 hush
els Genesee 100 Sales OF white and yellow, corn
amounting to about 10000 bushels at 95 to IS es oas
continue TO sell AZ Rye IS IS cts Wh,ksv ms.
declined to % cts gallon bbl There is less ACTIVITY
"a cotton and prices still slightly on tho decline
Patriot.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-11
kCIlIuCkN SCilnInr.

The balongs Tor Senator continued on the ID and
Ith by the Kentucky Legislature without making an
election. Ga the latter day the three Wing candidates
Letchcr. Underwood aud Meicalf were Withdrawn by
their friends; aud in the House resolution was adopted
PosPonng further proceedings till the Oh inst which 1t
thought would be concurred in by the Senate Mr.
Morehead the present Senator, it thought may be pre-
vailed a rs-oeeuon-t not Garrett DAVIS
Lit, Gov Dixon Judge Robertson will probably be cho
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-11
10 lnrrn.nnndrnf..

We have On hand large mass OF communications which
fud mpo..ibc n-ort rapidly as we or their Que
hors desc. The news of tic d5y must hove precedence
though sha. ouloay9f Goo dispose Of c llypf. Of our
correspondents ap.IIy ss possible.
"olc Of tho People," shall, p,l'tis appear
row.
ARucoa" BE- declined, ss we'll because we DO not con-
cur in ih. In.tce nf iHs mprmu,n' upon o. community
among whom wc long resided because 'hc subj .ct of
hc tolls '1 ho taul. having been Hla. d. posed Di i
'af.hcf clsru.,.. o. unnecessary.
"UIwar.ayI.'' mu-i us i1 tho present crowd
cd state 20. our crmus. though have every disposition
obgc hm ADt one In hundred of cor readers would
akC any ni'reat u Boz controversy with ha OF, toy OF h.
scorsy'c pepper, 70 whom bore article should have been
sent
r." sha. sPf~.' u o doy or two Also the extracts
from Do, a'au.cs relative c duues ol tno Oytr,crs of
tho Poor
a long ond wsi-.rps1 Fsiy nm ttc Tariff signed
Bu.sillH1m" which htf i.e. ...Gr time I our posses
si'n, will aPrcof coon as possible. 81 will not fp. By
keeping.
" We have received no ilrhc. Igsncc respecting
Tie mmoTed death OF Santa Aana.
li'lho assIiorb' items OF Intelligence from the sa r
war; 10 h' mornings p,gst aough no later Than before
received will be found highly in,or.sDos
~ Attention requested Co the advertisement headed
Proposals Wen'ed."
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iElLnw-Cirn.ss Having recently received ssyersl
lricW from gentlemen, boo which am requested 20 sbto
explicitly whether 70 b. intention 90 Io Ciud.jafe
again I fcpfc.lnf you in The LcgsI1Irc ls1 myscf ol
t1s method Of replying Go ai such suIucs, that you
may know NY UtcurOn in uro ~ take any action bon tic
premises which sou way dCsro therefore. again tnounre
myself candidate 90 represent you i1 the next feg5
n,1ro should be your pleasure agln 90 cDrGie your ~.
crss my hlrds the renewed evidence o. your confidence
would be- asOurco OF grlubc1JoH me nnd won smu-
late 20 renewed efforts 90 discharge my duL'B man-
tened cYusru,ney Should you, however. h1k proper 10
collect smother 20 rposoat you. saal not complain but
aas return 10 you, my friends and fellow ctzens, with
charge of my drits athone more f-sl qualification End
pea'ufe inan 10 DO found amidst he etching scenss "
public life r. CHANDLER