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Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
DAVID D. GREER.
Secretary If Stats.


Rssolrsd BY ths General isst-sJl, Of tie Star,
gf irkansds, That they do propose the following
amendments 10 the constitution Of this State, to
wits
!. That the qualified voters Of each judit0 CIR
cult n the State Of Arkansas shall elect their cir.
cut Judge.
2. That the qualified voters Of each judicial
circuit shall cleo, their Prosecuting Attorneys for
the State.
,. That the qualified voters Of each county shall
elect county aud probate Judge.
!. That no member Of the General Assembly
shall be elected to any office within the gin Of tho
General Assembly, during the term for which ho
shall have besB elected
g. That tue General Assembly OF the State Of
Afkansas shall not BE- restricted as TO the nufnba'
Of counties that shall compose Judicial efeal, In
this State.
G. That the second, third and fourth sections
Of the constitution Of the State Of Arkansas, under
the head Of "Reyenue," in the seventh Article
be repealed, and the following substituted in ia
place, TO wit All property subject to taxation
shall be taxed according 10 value, which value
shall be ascurlnlned IN the manner prescribed by
law, making the same uniform and equal through
oui the State, No one species Of property. from
which a tax may be collected. shall bs taxed
higher than any other species Of property Of equal
value: Procidei, That the General Assembly
shall have power 10 tax oil houses and oiher i'm.
proyemen,s and lay an additional tax on lands
Tor making roads, aud 10 tax merchants, hawkers,
pedlors, and privileges, in such mannel as may
be prescribed by law. Prorided, Tha, tho Cen.
erul Assembly shall have power by law to ailix a
minimum valuation upon lands, below which they
shall not be assessed
l. That the words, "except Washington county.
which may be reduced to six hundred square miles,
OF less population than would entitle each county
to member in the House Of Representatives"
in the latter clause Of tie Goth section Of the 9TH
Article Of the constitution, be stricken out and
repealed. A RUST, Speaker
Of The House Of Rsys.
W. X. SEBASTIAN,
Presideht Of the Senate.
Approved, Dec %, 1876.
THOMAS S. DREW,
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12

MaaRp-ln Victoria, Texas, on The 30Ih Of
Mafehi NJ a = Rogfra, merchant, to Ms
Muid T.. Raqllad,
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
DISSOLUTION.

tEriiE firm 5' Moas,S & ktllf vas dissolved
4 on tho 80 ut., By mutual eoazeat The
business shall 10 future bp conducted BY Kelly
a'aHs, vino 10 authorized 10 collect ~ dsbis due
lHs hrn, and 10 pay su1h q may have been con.
lfaalsj faF the usr VI tic same.
l. II MORGAN.
IL KELLY
Washington, March 10, lsi7-l6
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
Notice.

IL p.rsom having business sIih ne duiar
~ my absence wlll call on John D. Tfmlls.
Esq, Who l. my duly aaihefizsd agent. aud hts IN
he possession al VI my individual papers a. 81
as ,huse oi my el.eaiE
JAREZ S SMITH
Washington. Aprl 70. ls47.i9
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12

I HAVE for sale twenty five hundred acres Of
| land lying in one body on Red riyer said to
be the most choice body Of uhmproved land STU
a,ed on Red river | Iw sell i Ia tracts or parcels
Of five hundred acres each, or will sell the whole
Il Is situated in Lafayette county, convenient TO
the river and large part Of il above the highest
overflow. The terms will be accommodating -
F,r further particulars apply 10 Jabez 5 Smith,
THos. n. LEE.
LII.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12

Mr. Benton has published a letter ad.
dressed to the people Of Oregon, in which
ho throws upon Mr.. Calhoun, all the blame
Of the defeat Of the bill 10 establish terri.
torial government in their country He tells
them TO wait patiently until the next ses'
,4ion Of Congress, when he assures them
that their wants shall he attended to.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
Gr0reries,

fF'Hs ,uisrdhsf is daily receiving stock Of
Groceries including Liquors and Wines Of
tie ftisfai braad', Coffee, Sugar, Molasss. Ci-
eaH. soap, Candies, Ra.sas. Iiuaay. Cheese,
Cutlery, Pepper sardiues, aud a YatIety Of other
Articles too numerous tot the limit Of an adref-
uzsmcnii which, together with tie slesk prev.
iausIy on hand, w.I, comprise mt.l Of the ailiees
usually fuut 10 q well tteelud GHaaHfY
Il KELLY.
Washington. March 81. lsi7.l6
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
DINenIHfIon.

kz7HE partnership heretofore saIstIaF bsiween
I Samuel Couk and r. N. Hardy IN the
practice Of .aa. Las bsen dissolved by mutual
consent
; ] COOK.
Il NJ HARDY
Elafaio, All, Feb 1917.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
orneE or rnE skenrr.nr or sr.rr.

b'iHe hoek, "a IPgtt, lcif
accordance with provision OF the eonsiItu
Il. ton Of the State Of Arkansas. the following
amendments TO said eOnsteaiion, proposed by tho
last General Assembly, are published.
Each newspaper printed Ia this State viii pub.
lsh the same itres sereral times previous TO tho
hfsi Monday ia August neat, and forward tho
PaPes containing Tie publication, also then &C.
counts, 10 this Office.
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
Dissolution.

EE1HE eoparlnsrshp heretofore existing under
Il the firm IT Prescott, Belts & Deck, was dis.
solved 90 the I'D Of March by mutual consent.
The alla.is Of the o5ucem will be liqudaied BY
\. & Prescott and c J. II. Belts, who have
purchased tie interest VI Michael Deck In said
N. C. PRESCOTT,
NJ DECK,
c. j. II. BELTS.
Fa',5n, March q, lsi7
The business will be continued by y. q. Pres
colt and c J. II Belts. under the firm Of Prescott
q Bets, al the Old stand. ....
N G. PRESCOTT.
c. J. H. BELTS.
april 7.6m
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
STATE or ARKANSAS. I
touNIY 90 liENrzfEAn.
IN tkr Haup,tcgi Court Of Probate.
Arril Tenn, IFri -, 4 ., lsif.
Deborah johnson, Petitioner.

COUNTY or itNfalHApH
IN tkf Hupdcgi Court Of Pfabaiz,
April Tenn, April %, 4 .. lsi5.
nehorah johnson, Petitioner.
uS
stnkler johnson rs administrator of the
estate Of Edward johnson, S., aud
the aid suklrr johnson as son OF
lie sad Edward johnson; waiisal
Williams aud oihyr, the children Of
iamas Johnson, dec, who was
sou ai tie said LdWlId; Sally ra;a,
Wils Of jeremiah Pate; Luaisa BaIid
aud alhem, children Of Mailsei
Bairj, who was the daughter of ,ha
sad Edward; Betsy Fowler, wife Of Petition
John I. fgwlrG Rrbeecl Trss. fafRggsf
win Of George lcolr, Nancy fas
ton, Jane Ann Stuart aud oihefs.
children af John johnson, dee, who
Waa a soa Of the sil Edward; the
ehlIdfta aud unknown hsIfa Of Polly
Low, dee, who was a daughter Of
the said Edward; Caii lFinB Cheat.
INN and others, the children aud
hsHs at Edward Johusan. who was
the san of the fsi Edward. 81.
hfin nj the fgiI Edward johnson
A., dee.
Brira3lafs
zilIs day came The said petitioner by her
attorney and nlnu her petition hefaln, pray
mg llHl dover may b. assigned aud allotted to
H#f IA the real aud prfsoual estate Of The sad
lHRaHl johnson, ST., dec, aud she alsa tied the
HflaaKHt ui sHAer Johnson stating la. natsY
FaalHf and John II, Fowler, Rrtaeaa letla aud
Gsafsa fsrie, pnd Nancy Pe.ian, aud tire m.
kHaaH heirs Of Polly Low, dec, ate nausIezdents
al taf sl4lr of Arkansas. Il Is aflafaa by the
gaaH ihai pab'elIi1u De- made notifying tie said
HHa=fs=IdHui dafrudlnis NJ the psuazH#Y af thu
suit aul that unless they bB and anpnat hF thsm.
zaIFas af attorney un ur before tie ih#I azY Of the
HHzf term ui tiis count, at a euuH "a b huIaan At
lie uaaIl-h1Hso 100 iHH town OF Na#lIHs sIan. N tie
comfy uI II ifmp4irlj, and State uI AIsauzaz. IN
t. z#eani M9Hlsygi luIy nra', and aazRaf lia
petition eI tie said p'i.,.1aaf tie sams ~ b.
tabHa for confessed against them aHd decree
entered accordingly And il is further ordered
lHal if.s order Dr. puh. shed Ca sama Newspaper
HHa|I |Ishaa IH Che State Of Ar,ausas faftHa HHaks
b lWl successive weekly uruIaHs TIE Ia. f1
ha At !f4zl '1lr weeks bsi.se Tie aetl term IF III
eaat
4 tfaa copy from thrfasord
Tss.e st. SANDERS. e.ak.
~
Washington telegraph., 1847-05-12
RED EYER LAND FOR SAFE.

spl76m
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-14
ARMY NEWS.

We have nothing definite from General
Scott. No certain information has been
received Of his advance from Puebla, but it
ishighly probable that he has marched upon
the city of Mexico. The report that Gen.
Scott had taken the city of Mexico is no,
credited.
1t is with great difficulty communications
can be kept up between Vera Cruz and the
army. The guerriIlas are daily becoming
more bold and desperate, allowing neither
Americans nor Mexicans, except Of their
own stamp, TO pass 10 safety. -dr.
Vi. we shall look for important news from
Gen. Scott, by every mail tt3
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-14
GEN. TAYLOR IN BALTIMoRE.-A

GEN. TAYLOR IN BALTIMoRE.-A con.
vention of wings in Baltimore, met to
nominate candidates for the October cleo
ton, passed resolutions nominating Gen.
Taylor for the Presidency. The resolu.
lions were adopted by reclamation, and
declare that they consider General Taylor
already in the field as the Peoples Candid,
ate for the Chief Magistracy Of this nation
and as such, entitled to the support of eve.
nv true Wing in the land,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-14

"DEspERADoEs OF THE South WEST, by Charles
Summerfeld, OF Texas, spondidly Ilius,ra-
ted"
We are indebted to the author for a
copy of this book. 1t is published in mail
able form, at fifteen cents copy, and con.
tains the lives of several of the most no.
torous Regulators and Moderators OF
Texas and Arkansas. 1t can be procured
Of w. II. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings
New York.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-14
UNIVERSITY.

The Examination of the Students of
the University took place last week, in the
presence of large audience, The Exer-
cises, we understand, were both entertain
ing and satisfactory, to the friends and
patrons of the Institution. .iuA spa',
The following students received the de.
gree Of Bachelor of Arts--viz: John Ar.
thur, Alexander F. Denny, Lewis B. Daugh
erty, Robert w. Mcdaniel, Henry C.
Meredith, James II. Parker, Thomas B
Reed, Frederick Russell. James B. Thomas
Milton G. Young, Middleton G. Singleton
The Degree of A. M. was conferred or
Robert A. Grant and VIM. p. Thomas, o
Columbia, alumni of the Institution. Tht
degree of A. NJ. was also conferred on Rev
Nathan Scarritt, of this place, an aumnu
of McKendree College, Ills The honor
airy Degree of L. L. ID. was conferred oil
Hon. Thomas II. Benton; of M. d. or
DR.. VIM. Jewell, of Columbia; and o
D. d. on Ri. Rev. Cicero T. Hawkes., o
ST. Louis. ...
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-14

Ma. BANCROFT, made speech at meet.
ing held in London on the 18th ult. to com.
memorate The introduction Of printing into
England, ard to rase monument TO Car.
tons Lord Morpe'h presided at the meet.
ing.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-14
WING MEETING IN BOONE.

TIE wings oil Boone county ned mass
meeting last week, at which resolutions
were passed, nominating General Taylor
for the Presidency. Messrs. Jewell, Rol-
Inns, Switzler, Young and Forshce, ad.
dressed the meeting, which adjourned by
giving three long, loud, and enthusiastic
cheers for Old Rough and Ready. Boone
is in the field for the largest Taylor MAORI.
ty in the State. Will she give il
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-14

DREADFUL AFFRAY AT LITTLE Rock
The Little Rock (Ark) Banner of the 10th
ult. has the following account of an affray
which recently occurred in Saline county:
We are informed that, on Thursday last in an
attempt to serve peace process, deputy sheriff
Berchfed, ST Saline county, was killed by the
elder Of two brothers named Allen, upon whom
the writ was to be served As the Aliens had
threatened that they would not be arrested, the
sheriff summoned posse, and, entering the house,
attempted to execute the process, when one of
the Aliens both Of whom were armed, lowered
his rifle and shot the sheriff through the body,
killing him upon the spot. Upon this one Of
the posse, Mr.. Low, drew pistol and killed
Allen, while the younger Allen fired upon Low,
which was also fatal. Some one of the posse
then shot the surviving Allen, the ball passing
through his arm, shattering the bone and passing
into has breast. The wound in his case was not
mortal, and he made his escape, but the officers
Of justice are in pursuit of him, and he will no
doubt be overaken. We have heard no other
particulars OF the affair.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-14

TO POSTMASTERS AND OTHERS,
The law authorizing Postmaslers TO re.
ceive subscription money and forward or.
derS on the Postmaster at the place where
the paper is published, HAS BEEN REPEALED.
No orders of this kind are now paid by the
Postmaster on whom drawn.
The lranking privilege, as heretofore hay.
ing been re.established, the Postmaster can
remit bank notes in pay for sucriptions.-
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-14

UJThe Organ comes to US in a new
dress Losing the post Office printing has
improved It's appearance very much.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-14

UThe editor of the Metropolitan is
improving. A few years hence, when Col
Benton's rotundity shall have increased by
the sump,uous fare of the Metropolis. and
the editor shall have grown little more
lank. in his lick-spittle labors, he will be
able to ensconce himself in the habita,ion
his longing eyes are so intently fixed upon.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-14

Col. FREMoNT.-Gen. Kearney has
placed Col. Fremont under arrest, for dis.
obedience of orders, and he is now on his
way home 10 undergo his trial. Commo.
dore Stockton is also on his way home
This news is brought by recent arrivals
from Oregon. The Emigrants were get,
ting along well. The party which came
in were troubled some by the Indians, who
are at war with each other.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-14

ILLINOIS TRoors.--The Cd regiment of
the new rcquisition is now full, rendezvous
cd at Alton, whence it takes it departure
for the seat of war in time TO reach Vera
Cruz by the first September. The field
officers are
Col. Collins, of 10 Davies county.
Lieut. Col. Hicks, and Major Livingston
of Jefferson county. .r.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-08-14

SCOT a paper to spare"
"Yes, Sir here's one of our last. Would
YOU not like to subscribe, sir, and take it
regularly"
81 would-but am too poor
That man had just returned from the
Circus: cost SO cents; lost time from his
farm, IS cent; whisky, judging from the
smell, at least 25 cents--making dollar
and half actually thrown away, and then
begging for newspaper, alleging that he
was too poor TO pay for III ....
That's what we call Saving at the Spite
and wasting at the bung-hole."
ELEcrIoas.-But few returns have been
received from any of the recent State
elections. Iowa has elected democratic
Congressman, and Legislature of the
same stamp, which will give two more 10.
cofoco United States Senators.
Major John P. Gaines, now prisoner
of war in the city of Mexico, has been
elected to Congress from Kentucky.
Robert Dale Owen, one of the leading
locof,co lights of Indiana, has been de.
feated.
Next week we hope to be able TO give
full returns from Indiana, Tennessee anc
Kentucky.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-15
APOPLEXY AND PARALYSIS.
TNHE following case is of deenlu interestin

VIE iOuOWlng case Is OF deeply interesting
IL Character and has attracted the aenuoa and exa
naon Of several Of the hrsi physicians of New
Captain ANDREw J. r ToNEs nE 10 Bridge street
Booknt IN his 18th He generally enoyed rou.
heah but about three began gradually fail:
general weakness and assude ieemed accom-
panied with Depression Of spirits Loss appetite inability to
seep &c followed Medical sought and DIR
John W. FrateIs, Of New York The usual re
mede' such eopioas bleeding &c administered bos
without the desired effect Capain Tombs shortly down
IN The street Insensb, with apopeetie partially
recovering from the effects he noeed time that
portion OF his len aide apparently dead further en-
curry MS phyahs Pronounced his be combined
Aopey and Paralysis The vic symptoms rapidly .nereas
ete arms and limbs became aeeied-inde-d whole OF one
'ce OF the body ess sh1Iy experienced an
aPene H. mote severe han tn FIRST and several hours bis
He was despaed Of As matters physicians seemed
to do les He unable without assistance and
could neither feed msef acne he wa upaLe 10 T
esaio distinctly and his Sigh, impaired His phy,esns
among whom DR. John w Franeis Of New YORK and Or
"m t. Hunt OF Brooklyn, considered his entirely hope
less and beyond human ~
such simple AID uneIaggied statement Of the situation Of
captain Ioaas IN July at when heard Of the GayAne
Rings and Magnetic Fluid HIS family we're DESTROYS 10 INV ,hs I
pent and fo that purpose psre Ta OF the Cay.n
Bracelets FOR The wrsts OF for h ms and one
bottle Of the Magnetic Fluid In 20 amer using these are
iees was preepuhe the paa paris Precipitation
bose out In tive days he arm and ne
MS hand At la tsree weeks he walk aone lie
no" tvan 10 speak distinctly could in every
SPEC; vas improved period Of months has now .l,
SO DUNG which symptom ApopeIy has been
he enabled to take regular all his Impaired faeuL
ties have been restored
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-15
NOTICE.
4 HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS.

4 HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS.
TRiCE has been employment for several years
old Of 18Th and Cary
street style OWN ANDERSON CO. for the of
conducting Wholesale Grocery and General Commission bu'n
Groceries Domc,iie Goods Cotton Yarns &C.
products and minerals Of the State and have
gagged the services o M DAVID ANDERSON IT, to conduct the
grocery Of said business HIS
that branch the business too wei
them and have also made
ARRANGEMENT with Mi FRED. ANDERSON aid IN the
department. who has long been familiar aud
tmately acquainted with this branch OF business
Liberal advances viii be- made Of groceries do
goods tobacco, wheat iron, and any articles Of
general trade. WIN. ANDERSON, j.
ISf7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-15
GEORGE EARLE. Merchant TaiIor

No. 175 CiESNUr STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
A. constantly hand his Tailoring Store,
the state House. elegant assortment Of French and
English Cloths Casmeres, and VcnRs eeeycdper late arrival
Q lie conducts establishment: the principle Of sending
garments Of the first quality, and
thus that he hasso enjoyed the best NJ custom this city
and throughout the Union. lie would respectfully olet call
from gentlemen city them he will execute
orders entrusted style, and flower rates than
quality had Store IN the city. my At
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-15
SWAN TAVERN.

On Itroad street ncnr the Richmond, Frcder-
icksbuTg a Potomac Railroad Depot.
THNE establishment complete oicr for the
commodtan Of travellers The proprietor sOliciIs the
tom 0f friends and the public generally.
Board per day S25.
or Travellers going the Northern GAYS will find this
convcnic place lodge and breakfast being within yards
the Depot breakfast only 37l cents
70 is-tf w. J. TAYLOR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-15
THOMAS u CHARLES ELLIS,
No. log. Maiu Street RicI,mond Va


HAVE received desirable Spring supply of
II Il DRY GOODS and HARDWARE. In Their d.panm.p, of
Dry Goods, they offer
Plaid and Fancy Drilings
Fancy and Cotton CassImeres
Vest shapes and NsstuEs
Drab d'ete and other CoAtARs
White Cambries. Bishop Lawns
sw1si aud Mdn Muslins
.shburion and other Laces
New syyle Lawns and GnEbams
Nieloua Laces
English and Amencar frinta
Ladies fancy sra CTsvau
NiStgia ShaWis.
In thar APARTMENT for HARDWARE. WILDE GounI-
Nous -so'e and eotter Key'd Anyls
Smiths Bellows, - inches
barlns's Grain and Grass seythes
Naldon's genuine
hmes and Rowabds Spades and shoyss
Harpers Hay aud Manure Forss
Cut aEd WsouEht Mars
Casting, Horse Shoes and Nails
Tin Plates Speter Enc
BraEefs and Shea'hing 4 ,pp,f
Ru'sa English and A.aerean sheet ffoo
haes and unnsd Zen. Brass ami copper Wire
Nayot = Oos steel, Cast. Shear and Blister An ge-ts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-15
Gum-EInstic Rclting

haVe Just received from the manuaeoy further upoy of
Gooysars Gan Ee Bss driving machinery OF every ds
epuon warranted not Sip the puI~ys and Ia
ma nan perfect equality OF width thickness This uppv
reneef' our assormeht Of Inch TO ~ Inches vide
yegy complete.
We have also small supply Of Goodyears GH Flst Puet
lor steam Boilers and steam Joints by ,s
Engineers TO be superior ares used for that purpo..
myl2 AGENT, sor The NAM, s,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-15
PASSAGE TO NORFOLK ONE DOLLAR,
CHANGE OF HOUR FOR STARTING
FOR NORFOLK.

Spring and Summer ArranR emcat-Ncw Rail
Road and Steamboat Line Between Rich
nhond, Norfolk and Portsmouth, via Port
waIthalI.
- csa n The Public are hereby notified that
AkSzsz>1zE<- the splendid Steamboat MOUNT VERNON
Cart L. MITCHELL Is running between Port Wathan
Norfolk IN connection with the Cars Richmond
burg al the low rate Of One Dollar including
Passengers having Richmond Monday Wednesday Friday
Morning. At 81 NJ breakfast board the Mount
arrive n Norfolk between aud 2 NJ Returning
Vernon leaves Norfolk 81 Tuesday Thursday
day mornings brcakfasng Vernon
and arriving at Port Waha by ~ O'Clock N,
by 70 r 81.
IL will be perceived from the above that
expeditions line gives TO visiting Norfolk
opportunity Of an,actng and returning by
morning. 80 as To be absent from their homes single
Tee Mount Vernon will stop tie landings
River TO take IN and and any points
the river where signal Is made.
The public assured determination
proetors to keep this line and
travellers between Re hmond and Norfolk
at the lowest
For further information Tickets freight apply the DEPOT
of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company
Agent NH 25
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-15
SPINAL AEFECrInNs.

daughter % Mf Hsam Boob. rcsduu 10 wm.srsturrh
l Wa aciei with ~ nal Affection years becoming A.
most hf-ss from ts effects The disease was csrrdercs BE-
youd c1fe BY Fhysanr ~ last Cavanc Bst and
Sf nfh,uing lhsef fred and m1nhs rom ss
arpeato1 oi hc arc bcr phycfns pronounced hef
pcrt health TIE adv has been INJURED aad fenans
quite Zee tom an ymftoms OF Der former complaint
tvey column n thu uapsf ghi b. filled sim Tar t-.ta.
n1h ln a Nervous Complaints ho chronic or srvrre
they my BE-. the ecay OF w. Chtes genuine Galyane anu
cirs truly wonderful
VI Ony agents ~ Bic om1nd
nCVAL 4 PURCELL. puseis,s a. Main 81
for sl'c IN Wythcvl g. onyty W.. ~. srttra
tHpaua'ory pourhtt may BE- had frina nh6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-15
MUSIC! NEW MUSIC!

MUSIC NEW MUSIC
MAY 18TH.
'HE subscriber has just received the follow
- ing
dren composed by G Schubert ~ '
ranged by Crosby III
wish she was here arranged by Crosby
Mother leave they dwelling"
The Hebrew Maiden's LAMENT! by Iindp.in,,
Song Of the shit! by the Hutchinson.
Besidesa great many VALVES, Marehe, Ro,.k. ~
In press ard will be Published n few DAYS
Lieut. JnO. J. FTy's Guckstsp as performed hv ~.
Grey' Bands, composed arranged or the Piano NV l.
Cpl wa y,SN Sr oy Jos n
myI2 Sign Of the Golden Iv,. n ne. 80,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-15
NOTICE,

n consequence of the state of INV health, have
tins day Withdrawn from COMMISSION RrsiSrs and Will be
sueeeeded BY my nephews Mr. r. Gwaihmey and Mr. w
w GWahmey under the firm Of Il. &. GwATHMEY l. co. who
will retain the old stand Warehouse which hav -
long occupied
beg leave 10 solicit tn patronage of and
behalf OF ment oned firm and 10 ash psyp
Of those indebted to without delay
ROB. GwATHNEY.
Richmond December. 1886