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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12
MEETING In ISLE OF WIGHT.

Al meeting oil lhe Democratic Parry Of the
county oil Isle Of w igh, held al the Coud House
on the first Of March, 1917, bcing CouI day--u;
motion OF Doctor Robert Butler, The meeting vas
organized by calling Colonel Aunnr smith IL IN
Chair, ard n p. Young Wa appointed Sec''-
laiv.
The Chairman having briefly stated that tn
meeting had been called iof lie purpose 81 oh'ain
ing an expression Of opinion tom lhc Democfa-
tic party ol The county in relation 10 Tic lac IN
con,titu iona assault made hy llic Scuaic ii Tie
United states upon The Liberty OF tn press. hy
their expulsion iom their floor q the E,iinf olhe
"Union" Tor alleged libel upon incir b,dy, pub
lishrd in that paper
On motion oi T.. 3. IIaydrN, i was Resolved,
That ccmnliiicc al ----- IL appointed 10 drait
a PTeambi and Resolutions expressive 0. The
sense Of the meeiino il relation 10 The SUBJECT Tor
which they had met.
On motion Of James NJ. Jordan, the blank IN
said resolution was filled with thirteen; where.
upon the Chairman appointed The following per
Sons lp cons,ilurea committee IN isrhe foregoing
resolution: C g. HAYDEN, Dr. Rcbi. Boiler, J.
M. Jordan Josiah w. jordan Us. :. Holland
W. w. Norsewonhy. Dr.. John T. BliieT, kobt
Dignum, w. Il. Day. NJ. Clemens, a. a.
Whitehead Reuben Bner and Irving W.
Duck.
The committee after retirement, reported
through their Chairman, G. 3. Hayden, It. fol
lowing Preamble ana Rssol.;Ions:
B..&reas, FREE PRESS is the palladium 81 our
Republic, whose independence can only b. pre-
served by preserving lba, "i me TRsss ana Who's
freedom will ever be endangered whenever ~
freedom of the press is violated nd whereas Thu
privilege is the more valuable 10 a Tree people,
because necessary 10 The exercise OF all their
other rights, ard without which all others wonl'
be valueless it is hence the duty of Tree peo.
pie 10 cherish the freedom Of nc press as one Of
tier dearest ishls; 10 hold il sacred aud nvicla-
bic; 10 guard ii with jealous vigilance, and 10 re-
sisi lis sligb,es, invasion with unyielding fran
ness; therefore, be .,
Resolrcd, That we have witnessed with sur
prise and regret The ae exclusion from The floor
Of The Senate Of the United States, Of Inc editor
OF The Union, and ,hs, by the said &C, The Senate
violated tina, freedom OF the press guaranteed by
people, and formidable only yranis."
Resolved, That The Senate, by thus constituting
itself the "censor" Of the press, committed usu''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12
VOLUME XLllI.-NUMBER 100.

), James H. Jones ct Delaware, EiwaId Med.
Reynolds OF New York: William Buue,tield Of
Illinois; Henry Welsh ol Pennsylvania; vii.
nam +. Perry 81 New Ycrh; Joseph X. McRae
al Indiana; Thomas Y. Fieli ii Pennsylvania:
nharies q. McCaul-y Of Louisiana; James A.
Buchanan OF Tennessee; Israel Green Of Wis
I,on>in; freeman NoTvcil OF Michigan; and
Jacob Read OF Georgia, 10 be second erenants
IN The marine CORPS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12

A bill divorcing May Margare, Sims from
her husband Robert Sims.
- "A OIL 10 incorporate The Weston and Lewisporl
Turnpike Company >''' :
Inc oil to release, on certain conditions, the
payment OF interest on the loan 10 Emory and
Henry College, was rejected
a bill TO increase The annuity to The Virginia
inslituIion lor the Education OF the Deaf and
Dumb and of The Blind, and for other purposes,
was passed.
On motion OF Mr.. BURWELL, the House re-
considered the above bill; pending the discussion.
On motion Of Mr.. SYME
The House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12

We publish today, from the N. O. Delta, OF
Tuesday, % March two letters from the cores
ponden,s OF that paper, which give rumoIs Of
battle between Gen. Taylor and Santa Anna
We place bu, lille reliance in The news. We
have seen letter from the city of New Orleans,
written on Tuesday, 81 March, 2 P. M, just as
the mail was about closing, which says the news
was not generally credited in that CITY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12

"The meIitorious claim Of The Representatives
al John Paul Jones, which, after great exerlion>,
was carried through bc.h Houses last night, was
defeated for want oi The Presidents signature
This small issue II malionily is we'll worthy lie
source from which il sprung IS was
The character Of the maJo,iiy generally, do mol
believe there were four men III lhc House, who
would have been mean enough 10 vi'ia,c ID" in
rcntion OF Congress by contemplate expedcn,
like this or private claim OF ACKNOWLEDGED jus
ice. II can excite no other feeling Than that Of
loalhing for 50 poor an Executive, whose malic,
finds vent through The chinks Of office and in the
assertion Of that petty yIany which small men
delight 10 practice"
Thus writes the rabid Wing Washington col.
respondent Of The Philadelphia Norlh American.
This bill was not signed by The President be-
cause il was not presented 10 hi n, having been
accidentally dropped on the floor oil The Senate,
whe il was found on lie morning after Con-
gross adjourned. But this wreiched airmp, 10
manufacture cdum against the President is
ol piece with The num.cless bitter but lmpo-
tent assaults OF The various Wing le!lef-wriers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12
FoR THE ENQUIRER.

To the Voters Of Tie York Congressional District
Hill Carter, Esq, having declined The Hamp
ton nomination, announce myself candidate 10
serve you in the next House Of Representatives. In
doing So however, il is in submission TO any Sc.
lection that dislric, assembly Of wings may
make. And 10 order 10 ascertain the views and
wishes of The party, propose that a convention
be held at York Town on "Wednesday The last day
OF This month There is ample lime Tor every
county 10 be represented in such one, and 1
pledge myself to support its nominee. II the'con-
venlon proposed should not assemble al York
Town, may address you again.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Williamsburg, 9Th March, lS47
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12
The Washington Union OF Saturday, night has
the following advertisement:


A CARD.-Mr. Westcou, Senator from
Florida, has, during The debaIe on The expulsion
OF Mr. Richie, denounced an article written BY
me for The @Richmond Enquirer" over the sig
nature OF "Ques,or," as false and libellons He
has, when called upon in becoming tone BY
me, evaded all explanation or satisfaction. l
have been here since the adjournment Of Con-
gress for the purpose OF exaclng it. Aiter di-
lieeut search Of several days, have no, been
able to see him. Whether he sscre'es himself
for The purpose OF avoiding me, or Tor other
cause, is matter which | Shall leave TO The
speculation OF the curious. | cannot afford 10
waste any more lime in this idle search lor
man who but for The official position which he
so unaccoun,ably occupies, would certainly ne
yer receive notice al nv hands. can now only
pursue the milder course Of holding This Mr.
Weslcou up before the world as nnnton eafun-
major, whose conduct has rendered him so en-
tirey contemplate, that even his official station
cannot hereafter entille him, or any thing from
him. 10 notice BY me. JAS. BARBOUR.
Gadsby's Ho'e Saturday evening.
N. B. | shall not leave The city until Monday
evening.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12

We deeply regret 10 learn that Licn'. Alfred
Crozet, Of The 8h regiment oil infantry, son Of
Col. Claude Croze, Of this city, and most worthy
and es,mabe young man, was found dead about
two miles from the town Of Camargo on The
morning OF The 10Th Of February. He disappeared
suddenly on the morning oi the 9th, and II was
supposed, left The Town TO ride out for exercise
His body, when found, was horribly mulilated
and it was with much difficulty that il was re-
cognized by his friends. 1t is believed that he
was murdered and robbed b. some OF The numer.
Gus Rancheros who infest The neighborhocd OF
Camargo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12

Ana then the vas, crowd moved of. and The
court adjourned 10 Friday next, before doing which
they dismissed The jurors.
Il IS generally supposed that the arrangement OF
his matter was mol with The consent, advice or
assent OF Gov Thomas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12

DUTY on TOBACCO Mr. Bancroft is
nsins every effort 10 have The enormous duty on
Tobacco IN England ;educei. The amount on
hand on the In, Of January, 1917 wa> 50 225
ms which would rm in Ire British Treasury
hNy-seven millions Of dollars. The dulv is very
oppressive Is. J SIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12

The New Hampshire elections took place on
Tue,day last Much interest and anxiely are
irll in their lesui, hy both parties, ANA both seem
sansuine ui surccss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12

Cen James irwin has Received The no,nna-
lion Of The Wing Stale Contention 81 pcnnsyva-
MIA, AS lhei, candidate iuT Governor n The en>u.
ing election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12
ion and New Era please copy.
For NJ EnqniTsr.
10 THE PEOPLE or ORANGE: AND
GREENE

" IS kaGcn already, Ia most il not all ol yoa
liai lave declined presenting lnyseii b.iofe You
As cand'la;e 10 r"P!e>ea. yoa in The rex; Gene
Ial Assembly
IL scpa a;ing Iiis tie which have s. long ex.
isitd lslHeen u is representative and constiiu-
ent PERM, 10 return n: most sipcere thanks for
Tie kindness and confidence sou have 50 long and
80 constantly, under all circumstances and con-
tircencios ulaui:esri towards and repnsrd ia me-
This Ion, continued kindnc : and confidence las
imposed Z del. III gratitude uron ms, which ]
stall never he abb T. repay, bul whch SHALL
eyer remember 10 lnc latest period e. my life.
haze d, Icr ceased through 4 long political ser
zee, u elsavor - reflect lrriy your VII ami TO
10 what believed Won would have done, il yuu
could have attended 10 your Interests in psrs, Il.
II lhaYc Succeeded, AMI trust have, ! viii
have fason u rejoice; ~: the consciousness IT
ha"iie I.ly reelected The vii Of tie constituent
BODY : = highest reward al public servant.
q, M G,litca' liz Is about 10 c!.se, PEI nil he
= cxpfcss HE hopr, mat all rlohienlary feelings
81 nnkIL f,ss, - APT 10 gov up from incidents
uuayoiI,by arising on; ol pUiica confi.l> mas
be buricA IL oblivion and /. lncre has Al any
the tee! anv a.ieiaIiun 81 oil friendships on
TN pa.i ~ ar, that oil = ii1gs HAY hc recalled
I'D IclLi is Te-i1slaied in ,Hc same kiadiy spirit
which cLcr bound rs together
To ca,s ani every one, | tener nv ardent
wishes T. h's health, happiness and Prosperity.
VIA great rcspeei,
Yonr oh-iicnt servant.
rH0M Is DAVIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12

We understand thai tie Hon. Thomas Il. Ben
TON declines The appointment Of MAJOR General
III The Army rendered 10 him by The President
and Senatc.-L National Iateliyenc.r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12

we learn tina, Mr.. Philip y. raiia>, 81 III Ct.
" Of Philadelphia, goes 10 France with Mr.. Rush
IS an u,tacic 10 The legation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12
To he Editors II he Err. .1s1:


Louisa, March ., iSi7.
Gentlemen Yesterday vas The quarterly Term
iorlhis county, and, although the day vas IN
likely, there was considerable gathering Of lie
people. The Democrats had meeIag 70 orsa-
nile Tor lhc ensuing election The meeting wa
numerously attended, aud several propositions
were made Several resolutions were presented
10 the meeting, and others were intended n
have been presented, hul whi,h were prevented
by The meeting breakin. up in confusion. Il i
greatly 10 be feared that We have lon man, N
our midst who are more aache.! 10 cfice han -
their country, and more attached 10 mcn han L..
priHcipe The friends 81 Mr. Calhoun we're w.
~ hnsiIy engaged in attempting 10 promote the
interests oil their file leader; hu think lis cause
is waning. The Wings are sangu,ne Of success
in The nex election. The following are lie r.
solutions mentioned above, which could mol he
brought before The meeting.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12

patton upsn Tie Liberties Of the people moe he.
coming The ; !; chamber Of the lyrannical DAYS
Of lhe friors than the Senate o. a tree people.
RtSoirc1, That the sal. ac oi The Senate was
virtual irrva ol lhr most oiious feature oi the
SsD!TIoN LAW, without lie protection afforded 10
he accused the provisu in that law, which en-
ablcd him 10 plead in his defence the traM Of The
willing complained OF.
HeSoirea, Ttat The said violation Is the Senate
oi The freedom Of The Press, merits The indignant
rrhnke III lie public
The rcporl ul The committee having been ma
a;inously adopted bY The meeting, Dr.. Ro. Butler
offered lie following. resolutions, which were una
umously adop.ed.
ReSolrcd, That The Hon. James NJ. Mason the
newly elected Senator f.om Virginia, deserves
In ihank, oi every True Democratic Republican
IN Inc United States FIR his ah.- AMI eloquent
maiden speech in the 4. 8 :seaa,e in defence vi
liz h5c'ty oftte press.
Rss2irei, Thai The Editors oil the "Union" "a
paper edited IN Washinslon) deserve and ouehl
L. receive The liberal seaport ii 4 Zee people tor
hen h'mness and able defence Of The libedy ami
f'cedom II tic pryss
h.Sc!rsd, That The proceedings of this meeting
he published in the Union, Richmond Enquirer
ald New Ira, and that copies ut he same be
sent 10 Nj. Richie an. III Hon James NJ Ma
son.
On mo.ion, tic meeting adjourned.
A. SMITH, Cha
\. 7. lorNG, Sec'y.
Editors .. the Union and New Era please copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12
ONE OF THE MEETING.

l. Resdccd, That this meeting, with sorrow
and regret, has seen the Editor OF The Union ex-
peeled from The Senate OF The United States
2. Rw'ved, That The surr1w and r. srel Of this
meeting is greatly increased by This expulsion
having been caused and carried through The So
nate al The United States, by 4 small cabai, pro
Tossing themselves 10 be Democrats.
3. Res"iecd Tha, ]. M. Mason, the rew Sena-
Tor from Virginia, elected TO supply the place II
the worthy and much 10 be lamcnIed Penny
hacker, is entitled 10 our thanks Tor The prompt
and able manner in which he resisted the pas
sage OF the resolution Of The Senate, inlcnsed T.
degrade an old and faithful patriot, who, Tor mote
than forty years, has been The Nesror Of The Pres
and 4 walchIu sentinel upon he wa,chlower q
tie constitution.
1. Rcsolred. That We, the Democrats ol the
county Of Louisa, cannot and will not b. silent,
when such man as Thos. Richie the Editor OF
The only Democratic press in The city .! Wash
inglon, who Is styled The organ Of the government,
is attacked b; such unexpected, and wc cann"
bul saw by such ruthless haniS.
B. R.Sorsd, That all The Democratic Editors
Of The United States BE- requested 10 publish lie
above resolutions.
Louisa county, Virginia, March Q, 1877.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-12
March sih, lSl7. w. p. MAULSBY

Col Preston congratulated The Cour upon III.
heiiorabic and generous feeling displayed bv the
other Sic, which prompted his termination Of
The whole 4 flair.
he also ihouaht ,ha! il would be pleasing and
satisfactory 10 every ci'iz.n IT the country that
the Court and puhlir had been thus relieved from
This depiorahle controversy. He asked that The
Court would direct The record 10 be made up and
lha, paper he held in his hand would BIZ filed
in The case.
He stated that the prosecution never desired
vengeance, but merely vindication. lie then
read The following paper:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-26
STRATTON,S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the world say What they can,
Fot selling Prizes. STATIONS the man

Let all the world say they can,
For s-ling Prizes. STATIONS the
Drawn Noe. Of NJ Jersey, No. 4y-Iune Esd.
- 10 "a GO II 60 IS 30 50 As g. rs
Ticket Nos. 80 - SIS, Prize Of $500 sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of N. jersey No. 50-June gath
50 | 9 90 10 65 25 20 30 90 2 II &c
$4,000, 1000.
Sauuay-Lccsburg Fl No. 10. Capitals: $1,000 1000 3t7
&C. 40 Nos, ~ dawn. Tickets g. hevcs So q,s rs
S4.444, ,22T.
Saurday-Susfct, Etta. No 81 Capitals efttf 1897 SIS,
nc. ~ Nos. 2 drawn. Tickets 81. halves So qt IS.
$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No a. Tor 1si7to BE- drawn
June 90. 1897.
~ DRAWN NUMBERS our or IS
Grand scheme prre Of $4,000 10000 10000 5000 35OO
rs n 1900 81 NJ 500 goo Of goo &c
Tickets si0-sh1fs proportion Certificate e package
N 25 Whole Tct,ueis0 DO 90 halves co. do % ar 20
hJ Buyers referred my frBes which 10 registered
NJ The once prof Of what has done ari even
inc continues IN increase The number pnh aud PAID by
R Odu Tor paekaEcs cerhates single tickets shove
SCHEMES ant IN an Lotteries vii ~ promptly attended apd
drawing when requested.
Please address ordon TO ~ sTRATTON
j. - Richmond, vs..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-26
LAMBERT'S OFFICE,
On tlth street, under the Exchange Hotel

sATURDAY-Ope Dollar Lottery The Grcsburs Lottery
Eitn No t6 daw NORTON Frdsy. D.
c1ved about O'Clock satuiaT Capai 5000. Nos
~ dawn. fckcs ", havcs soc. Or qse.
Another Our Dollar LOTTERY sussct peswaro Lottery ~
ira Cas No 81 b. dawn Wnneton ptiawatr saiuf
day mrrunf snd received ing
Capitals ttttf - Nos ~ dawn Tickets o. halves SOC as,
eS cts.
ALSO FOR sATURDAY-9r soushus Rich The Avian
da toey class No a. TO BE- dawn Aerindfs Saturday
The daWrg vii reach lere Sunday and ~ ready a.
inspection At ibis oaes early Noaday Is Nos ~
dawn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-26
FRESH ARRIVALS.
Moore NEW GOODS nj No 100 Main
GcntIemen's boots aud Shoes
IMPoRTANr LETTER FROM NORTH

FaYFrrrvtftE, N. g, March !. i9t7.
D Seth Fowie Dear So For past have been
isss troubled cough During the tsken
with pn ne e side accompanied by very bad cough
and raising of bood probably quart IN addition
this. nrofusey which induced apply
scian but eeivcd pemanent bcrch Then procured bot
e Of Wsaf Ralsam Of Wild Chr which seeed 10 have The
fcsd effect continued Snd my appetite, which had
been rciuned ADD with strength wss restored
AIR taxing four bottles completely cured and have soycd
GOOD health since DAVID n BILL.
The editor Of The North CaroinaA, albeit anreJ Opposed to
punnE quaet menes bot believing that Wisars Baisam Of
Wild Chery ought be cased cheerfuy
Cos he baowige q IN, truth q NJ Bes reasrd
the ehicacy Of tne nalsam
None wthOui the written signature Of T. Rutis
pJr Por ale wholesale and retail by GAYNoR WOOD,
Richmond Hts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-26

Tickets eIo, haivsss. quaugr ESQ
VI OIde nom the equity the ssoye auy u
hsay 4 Cos Loiierea promptly attended 20.
LAHBERTs OFFICE, Ma, Exchange Pi,cs.
Under The Erehange Hotel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-26
PATENT METALLIC ROPES,
FOR THE USE OF MINES. RAILWAYS, &c,
For sale, or imported 10 order, by The subscriber.

FOR SAFE, or fmportedto order, oy he suoscTtoeT.
"HESE Ropes are now almost exclusively used
Il the Galleries aud Railways In Great Britain and
found be greatly Hempsn regards safety
durability and economy.
The Patent Wire Ropes have proved be ~ good condition
after the where empeu
used Of double and ght would
months They been used for amo,
which empen Ropes and Chains have been applied
Mines Railways Heavy Cranes Standing Rigging Window Cords
lightning Conductors signal aard lsr Ropes &C. Trey
made either o Iron Copper we and Of much
dampnes. OF Galvanized Vine
Testimonials Engineers England be
shown their efficiency and additional Information equr
cd pens the different de- ind application will be
by ALFRED r. KEMP IS Broad ST. New York,
Sole Agent the United Stiles.
Ekw YoRk, June, 1917.
Do The subscriber has been appointed Agent for the sale Of the
Patent Wire Rope Richmond and vicinity All orders @ MI
him. lat the Oce OF the MIdLo;han Coal Mining Coz
weight and length. will be promptly attend.dio.
June Stb, ISI7.-gaWsw JNO e. STANARD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-26

Vegetable Universal PILLS., are n
strengthening PurGative and a
PURIFYING TONIC.

l4Np lO4NlS.
TtHE hopes of the American Agents are far
II realized BY DR. LIE RoYs vese-
table univeal Pills this side Of the Alnie Never did
deiBe spring popularity. than three
teen sposed Of and eerd
Gates Of performed by them received from OF four
person The Gu embraced gai nu nsr OF diseases
but hose prdomnaled Fever Cole Habtua
Cosvencss Dyseny css OF Appetite Fatucnee Worms
owness Spirits pes.ons who take them agree that they
superior every they u-- IN the midne
the and the efficacy though they pro-
duec grps nausea they act upon the secretion,
deene. rapdy as purvatye leave moth
ing 10 be desired But their
which distinguishes Other purraye. thai ,her
operation followed by Their purifying
and pugave properties for h tEy
anu other ais being eouro hv .r h.h
B tonic virtues derived from Cherry they
not strain the digestive ope
on the contrary strengthen them into
action Thus all other medicines produce
subsequent eosvene and suggness while
Dr. lie Roy, Pills leave ali the MACHINERY of M ,ym f Of M
and activity, AMI tbs bowels oen naiua Hence whites
Dr. CLeesemAn, thy purgaye which can
recommend with confidence and WHOM lam ~, Ibsv r
nothing bus what ought be moyedheher nor strain
occasion apathy debon-and free open
and vigorous Rat the great vrtue OF Or lie R,y's ~
tue which has spread their fame
apty almost miraeulouses the blood
Here they stand altogether unnvaed up the rea
OF desire They the formation OF
removing all impurities from the et7ie " the blood
ed AMI moreover Keep eean by and strengthening
digestive to be able exclude from
nutrieous and then they purify the blood already
euaton and never until entirely Tree fro
every noIou' pauee and full OF health life AM
eerfu virtues Of Dr. lie Roy Ps puner Of blood rsnd
er them The bs OF remedies skin In
-
their effect be petans tak ng
them give speedy evidence Of ;h operations IN this re
see by the brightness OF the ard the
PeIion ,Ecy also feel fow OF
suenee thai ong be the result Of pure blood which
there be neither health eomior system The
American Agents would confidently add that the ral Of
box ell tli requed obtain any person aeknowes
that Dr. Le Roys Vegetable not only de-
serving of the eneomums which have been Oera And
mous 'bowerod on them both sdes the Atlantic that their
virtues beyond all praise.
fee - es per box for sale Richmond and retail
by hessrs Duva Purcell Gaynor Wood Samuel T. Dove I'm
Farmvine BY W. H. ChaPPsH, and by DruTEbu generally.
nh 5-6m
SAFETY FpSE-A valuable article for the ofPeisonI
~ engaged in blasting, for sale by
ie24-l0t DAVENPORT, ALLEN L Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-26
BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Corrcspondence OF the Whig.
BALTIMORE MARKET. Jun. os

bALtihOhf hAkheI, June 70, Il. M.
FLoUR-The Flour market is sill dull There sales
to-day OF 5000 bbs Howard at $3.50, aud 1900 bbls
brought S656i. and lew sales S5.62i. Prices
tending downward Bdyers demanding further concessions.
WnEAr-There were sales Of prime red wheat 10 day
$50 e's bushe decline u about 70 per bushe
yesterday.
Cons-Thcte are sales to-day Of prime white ut e5c per
bushe and Of prime yellow at tho price.
Wm uY-Wc quote Whkey in barrels to-day at 3is
ID cents per gallon with sales-demand limited.
PRcViioss-No changes To note la the Provson market
Bacon is IN moderate demand Tor Shoulders.
and Il Tor superior article; l0 for Sides; Hams 9al0
cents.
Correspondence cf the Baltimore American.
PnILADELPuIA, Juno PAP. VI.
The market generally dull $40 bbls Pcnns. and
Western Flour ut 81 at which plenty offered. Corn
Meal was offered At $3.50 Holders Of Wheat firm Of
ST. Tor prime reds. Corn offered IS 81 cu for
good yellow. Cotton off slowly.