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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-09

RoYAL CosTuMEs.-The Royal Family
of England, at the last accounts, were maxi
ing a progress" through Scotland. A
correspondent of tho European Times, wri-
ting from Carnarvon, thus describes the
dresses of the Royal party.
Her Majesty was attired in a chip straw
bonnet with blue veil thrown back, shawl,
&c., Ga description of dress which many of
our Bangor bellies would be ashamed of on
state days, and looked pale. Prince Albert
sported drab Jim Crow hat, brown coat,
and grey combinations, and was looking re-
well, getting into flesh evidently
within the last two or three years. The
Prince of Wales wore glazed hat, blue
Jacket, white trowsers--a miniature British
tar The Princess Royal appeared IN a
straw bonnet, tunic, and Salmon-colourcd
dress, and with her royal brother looked the
very picture of health and contentment
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-09

Col. PIERCE M. BUTLER.-The death
of this gallant South Carolinian, the rep
resentative on the bloody field of Churubus-
co, of as noble race of heroes as any country
has produced, will create profound and
extended sorrow in this country. He has
been for a long time a conspicuous and prom
inent citizen of South Carolina, and was
noted for his great resolution and indomi-
table courage. He possessed military quail
ties of the highest order and gave promise
of great success and distinction in career
which, alas terminated at its very commence
ment. Col. Butler had been very i'll for
several days previous to the battle. but when
he heard that the Palmetto flag was going
into the fight, unaccompanied by him to
whose special charge it had been committed,
he broke loose from his physicians, aban-
doned his sick couch, and weak. CHASTITY.
and almost fainting, mounted his charger
and placed himself at the head of his
regiment.-N. G. Delta.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-09

70 1t appears from the educational re-
turns Of the State of Maine, that C0,942
persons between the ages of and u years,
did not attend any school during the past
summer, and during the winter, forty-seyen
thousand, eight hundred and foriy-seven -
The charitable sdOwn-easiers, who pro-
posed TO furnish the benighted West with
'schOol-Ina' ans would do well TO send
o. two TO the lumber regions Of
Maine, among the tall timber. Il Chicago
Journal.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-09

Mrs. (FANSY KEMBLE) Butler is the sub
iect of very odd anecdote in the 4" Guernsey
Sum- On her passage to that Island from
Jersey, it would appear that she was very
i'll on board the steamer, and consequently,
not much in the humor to be disturbed or
spoken to. The stewardess was, however,
to ask for the fare; when the application was
answered by Mrs. b. calculating, with a
truly theatrical tone and attitude, :. w oman,
when you see poor creature suffering as
am now, you should not ask for money"
just like her.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-09

To- A quarter-eagle (gold coin) was of
fered at one of the Wall street, New York,
banks, on Thursday, of which the execution
was so good that it was almost impossible to
detect the fraud. 1t was pronounced TO be
good by one OF the telors Of the bank, and
also by the clerk of the firm who do the
largest business in the purchase and sale of
specie in Wall street. Notwithstanding, it
proved to be a counterfeit The mechani-
cal execution of the piece, is fully equal TO
that of the mint, and il is within a small
trihe Of the weight of the genuine $3.50
uieces
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-09

observation-disclosures and Cleveland
are now in Geographic connection with the
East; and another link has just connected
Petersburg with Richmond.
Before winter, the Mississippi and Allan
tic viii be one.
In less than three months, five hundred
miles Of Telegraph have been put in opera
ton under Mr.. O'Reilly's contracts.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-09

90 The new Constitution of Illinois ~
well received by both parties; and viii prob
ably be adopted by the people.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-09
POET Y +.
welded Love.

The following lines are mexPressiSly hsr des
They are addressed by a young wiie 10 i'' US
bonding husband.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-10-09
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER g. 1917

"Oh them said his son, "try my black
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
Correspondence OF the Baltimore American.

WAsnlNGroS, Jan. 10, 1917.
The Committee Flee tons 10 whom was referred the
Resolution offered some days since by Mr.. Schenck Of
hio, have agreed unanimously that Edwd d. Baker MEM
Der II the present. Congress, entitled To a seat n
this body after receiving his Commission 10 the Army of
tue L. 81 and, therefore, that he entitled 10 pay
is member. Inc Committee will submit such a Report
al tho earliest moment.
The Committee on Foreign Relations are also anxious
10 make report IN favor OF another three million bill Civ
ng the President power "buy peace" but OF courso
emitting the WIlmOt Proyiso.
Inc Senate have received .milnr bill to-day from, ,bc
Committee Foreign Relations reported in that body by
Mr.. Sewer OF AfkanrGs.
The Speaker will appoint the following Select Commit
tee upon the Army Bill Messrs. Boyd Vim
ton McClctnand, Benton, ). Jones Of Ga A. Jones' of
Tenn, H. Thompson Of Musa., Wilmot and Graham
In the Senate to day there some spicy words be-
tween hessrs. Calhoun, Berricn aud Benon.thc latter
gentleman benig the principal beigcron There was
nothing personal IN the controversy but something point
ed aud pungent Tho Senat had instructed Mr. Bentons
Committee (on Military Ailas) report back bill grant
ing Bounty Lands 10 the officers OF the volunteer corps
as well tie soldiers in rank and file.
MI Benton paid heed itat bruneh Of the instruc
tons which had reference oicet. and acknoy lcdged
qIe easaery hat but little heed was paid to the n.tguc
tons at all. IL for this that he received severe re-
luke from MIR. Berrion and another from Mr. Calhoun
which, however only answered with an unusual dis
play Of III nature.
Mr. Benton has been ever since MS loss Of the NJ
flee Of Lieutenant General, which he had in anticpatpn
aud has been out Of his element he put on the
harness Of this Administrations oil the prominent measures
Of which,the Sub Treasury Bill eGsepied-ho opposed
until the meeting o! Congress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
City Arrivals,

- ootushiAs HorEL-Jany Is.-C AudsTs d Written W
"huen l.unenSurg w Mallory, Cath and Ia "
hu aeNt Al5emare IT X Joues,
motrit Howaidve; Or Hobscn William son Che =.
md a II Rutherford Hun. nburr n Amo. N I.
S b"sIe'' fowhatan; Powell Catesvie: l. Gill Ck,st
ne " scott Amelia Humphreys, Cumhes MI: Myers IL
'erhed Jahy lSth-B woodson Cuubtran A Neal u
nenbuig w sreer York; Coleman 4 Colsmtn "a d
Inc w Han Chesterfield w u WhIamL Tho npson
si2pi Allen Powhatan; Rces Chesterfield; LArro FL
mya cou'ins, Amelia. waton Cumberland: 4 ~ Tutv
en- fiuEahna; G w Moon Va w STATION WALTON Cuul,r.
land Burkes, BotetOurt w woodson nRha Ito, a.,
Lynch w Brooks, Campbell; w LEACH Buckinghanr "
Royal Powhasn Hail. Amelia; Dr Young Nofok: Thcm,s
Moore, faTmvinc
EXCHANGE HorEL-Jany eO-C AGriance and LADY \ Yors
NORM, Louisa Dr. u w Morris, Caroline w q wiekhetn
Hanover w II French. Mercer Pendeon, Giles: ID D.vun
ksie Leteher, Lexington Lover Ireland: Baker War
tenton Va w Walton, Dtenhser, W Johnson N Yo l. q
latham, Philadelphia; Lee Lamer Iynehburr ID, Il
friee and Lady MusJane Per Peersburs Scar orufh
George; Brown. New York 4 w Morse J r YOUNG, X
Cooke, X West FaTmviHc.
Cirr HOTEL, Jany l9th-R Perry Anderson sutty.
Calvn IOgga Wilmington Del Baptist Richd EprS Hen
DaNl Ihs Bync, Petersburg Asa 4 Tucker Noowa,: Nj
Hhs bihmore; Chapman and lady Willis &C. Mris
Ice Miss Male Orange county Heavy King william "A
Harrison Cumberland, VIM u kennon NJ WI cox ,,sar.x
Ciy ia Ssay Caroline, 81 Geo Noanee, Boo rr
ana 'oa Cy Darlington and hdy Catcv.e BENJAMIN
trayier CatteisVle; Ebert Messy Lee rob
Ianes Iynehbus Robt Ward and servant Nottnwa Dr ~
Pree and lady Miss Jane Price, Petersburg Sden Chrus
CITY Jas Scarborough Prince George, rnid Norfolk " r
Douglass WIN Mauey. New Kent Garrett Buck shair
Junins h Roane' King William; John Door, Norfolk.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
AwTUL GALE AND Loss OF LITE Ar TROY.
NEW YORK

The New York papers furnish the particulars Of dread
fu gale which passed the city OF Troy, ~ " on Sa
turday nigh, last:
About 10 o'clock Saturday evening. q sudden and
tremendous gallo passed through the lower portion OF Troy
blowing down the wes wall Of the Clinton foundry, stua
ted few rods below the Troy railroad depot on the Troy
and Groenbusn Railroad sweeping away ten fifteen
feet the roof Of the building on the west side killing
three Of the wokmen engaged IN the establishment at the
time, ind badly nIurng raj Others. Al tho Time the
walls blew down, there wee, IN ALL eighteen mouders IL
work upon the different floors Of the building adjoining tho
west wall.
Tho crash occurred almost insianllncousy; the wind
spending he force with great audiences and permitting
The wofHmon no opportunity Ia escape from the falling
bricks aud umbers. IL - almost miraculous that larger
number were not killed, oil much exposed to dan.
ger.
Tho west wall Of the bulinz was nncy.s.x feet in
length, oad some 20 feet directly in the blown
down.
John CoGeJ aged about - years. was akan out n the
ruins dead and badly mgngct, after the accident
CURED. lie had been married but two or throO monha,
nnd s young wife b. nearly distracted ~ consequences Vi
be- sudden AID unumcIy dcutl.
Michael Nsd'g1n, boy aged 10 years, was horribly
cut oud mingled. 10 survived until this morning, when
Join Allen, formerly resident Of West Troy, aged
about Is years, found dead IN the ruas This morning
Tho following we're severely wounded John Raincy.
John Kennedy, David Cooper James Ryan Thomas Gil.
Ian, Mi.h-o Lolth nnd Jo Ircer Strong hopes On.
terned ,r ne recovery Of the persons nled KenrC-
dy only BE- considered iu n dangerous state.
is 0fanaG tha. the cad occurrence happened Sat
ul1y evening, when nearly On tho w1rkmon away,
Oihorw-c he disaejsr would have bCen attended wiki
much larger oss Of bfo Tho force o the Rac have
been Tremendous. The vail which blown down was
foot no. thickness aud we'll Supported by posts. The
frame work considered very strong. and capable of
sstng ihs force Of any wind. The gale swept course
10 feet oil oi the roof from the Railroad depot
short distance above, carrying Il over the Railroad track
several rods.
The lo 70 Mossrs johnson aud Cox The pfOpreiors Of
tho ioundy will be between three aud four thousand dol
llr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
The Poor of our CITY.

The Board OF Managers Of the
respectfully the following gentlemen Col
leeors appointed BY them for the y-ar The object
SJc known be- obtain funds expended or
thu;ed exclusively BY tn Ladies Benevolent
in aid OF the suffering Of tbs city hoped
Icei will as h"rt1oc with the support
Of Richmond and that
vii Of itself be incentive beIay
and pomDtaess those Committees are
authorized to nj vacancies ihrr Wards respectively.
For .h0Hrse Uari-Frerck Bransor, Chlrman WIN FTay.
Benz Tate Joshua Fly Jos Cark,on sam Denoon Tho4
Evans
For Madison Hard-Gco Hutshisoa Chairman, WIN Penn
JnO n Tyl"r. Jas II Gardner, Evans VIM Allen
For JgsrsH Uari-Jls II PoinIter Chairman Chas &c
Thss dudley Cornelius Crew. Jas Kinnar Ccwes VII
so Williams. January 81 Ist7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
679,lOO
i52.6OO

Showing deficiency of 226 500 or about one third of
last years supply. The returns. assured are so
nearly complete from all points except the last that they
may be considered asceraned At Cincinnati there
was deficiency shown the LIST January Of 90 600 hoo,
Killed less than the preceding year. and the number in the
pens and arriving was unusually SMALL that it may be
at 10000; and. in TACT many the trade we learn
mate 1t above 1000
when 1t is recolected that unusually large quantities OF
Fork have been packed for foreign markets on English
count and that the supplies required by for the
Army and Navy are much greater than time OF peace.
u Is easy TO be seen that the deficiency in the quantity
naming Tor home consumption DO quite serious; per-
haps amounting to as much half Ct last years
Bali. Amer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

M.sssr"s-A story 10 going the rounds Of the press
winch exees much amusement and. trse 10 ridcuiou.
enough The tale thus: funconary Of the United
states said TO have gone to the Office VI tho Magnetic
Telegraph. in New Yofk with scaled letter drsc,ed 20
an Official at Washington The operator once broke the
seal Of which his excelency became little enraxed
aud INDUCED in no little vtuperaon An explanation took
place, which sppear the idea OF the writer was
tina. the letter was To DO transported corporesy paper
seals and all, TO the seat OF Government Tho idea was
no. alter ALL SO ridiculous, altogether
ehave hoard OF person about be married Baltimore
and len In Philadelphia by the railroad uain who was anx
ious to ascertain what his passage by telegraph t. Bat
quite probability enough be laughed Uafed Sratss
Gazette.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21


Messrs Editors Il have discovered since Tylers
accidental ascension the Chief Magsracy of this nation
wonderful! actiiy the temper and disposition Of Tuo.
H. BENTON causing him and vaciaie in his poll
licGl movements, If only required ind ference
neglect insult the part of his party Joined TO the
uenty the Wing ranks-aud the Wings perceiying tina,
he is politician asiuic than hghmindcd have been
constantly msn0uverng atcr ms vanity feed his dis
content and finally HIM with ntcfnal greeting "a
ind acquisition, calculated precplae the pre-
ponderance that the Wings shortly destined WELD to
the overthrow and discontinue Of the mighty Lo-co-o-co
party.
The Locos peGceyng their danger, and being very un
willing m unp-optous AMI perous To di pcnse
with the of leader, intrepid in character SO
magnificent and superior IN intellect. known long as
splendid md brilliant meteor, which in times of difficulty
and danger would sustain their by dfusing It's
vviying radiance and shedding invigoatng light have
resolved Office him-mighty in conccp-
ton. worthy Of powerful ard nunifcen government TO
betow and OF wounded pride and Unsuitable discomfort To
receigeso that the CAFTAIS aud profound Politician
length appensed. shall LIEUTENANT GIsEGALfssiNo
tsrrnnotc the conflict in Mexico blaze OF glory and
acquire reputation lasting time, and consequently
perpetua'e the bocos IN power aud their schemes Of
conquest and annexation The Whigs startled II the
mighty game that is playing, novel, yes re-pen3eut
must 10 hiiter the mighty chief and permit him
proudly 10 assume position dignity
and no doubt to the convictions Of his Judgment!
Messrs. Editors do not hesitate Let him arno
NJ ENTENDEZ VOUS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

NEW iUKh, Jan. -, p. m.
The effects OF the Rochester have been developed
this morning, and -four has advanced l2Ic. We quote
sales OF Genesec at S5625. Southern brands held at S.
90 but no sales OF importance. Nothing doing in wheat
Sales o 1000 bush prime white 76c being an adj
vance on yesterdays sales. Yellow held at 75c We
quote rye to-day Soc.
Sales OF whlskey in barrels at 90 l-2 cts. Sales of
prime oats at Ale. slight advance has taken place in
cotton, but no heavy sales
Stocks OF al! kinds are firm previous quotations.
The weather is quite pleasant day great contrast
with yes'erdiy-and business persons apparently
lively engaged.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

PORK TRADE.-There has been considerable speeu-
aton lately Sailed Provisions in our PRINCIPAL market.
aud particularly In barrel Pork which has advanced in New
York nearly two dollars per barol within tho last thirty
1s founded upon Western advces OF gradual and
dy advance the price of Hogs. in consequences of the
large dehcieney IN the supplies for the present year To
show what this deficiency actually received tho
following compensation statement of the Hog. killed at the
principal points, made by gentleman now in Cincinn.
IT, OF great experience in the trade and who pledges his
Proiessional Iepulalion for its ganeral accuracx
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
The virginia Regiment.

We copied Yesterday from the Enquirer i,t fts Can
an7 bro ih7 rig mont, with the dates Of uicir respective
commissions. agreed by the Governor and Council but
W. nadyofauuy omitted 10 accompany % Or We intended
with commentary on tho apparent injustice OF their de-
esion This we hud done boo yesterday Times-whose
sruce We c1py and adopts
What rule the Governor End Council pfsscrb,d TO-
utm'o'c- BOO liking the fl.k of Ge Captain. We do not
pretend 20 comfcfcnd. Seniority OF commissions OF se.
u'n BE- o general standard, but this has, n1nIs-y u.
been obsevcti Tor officers WIN vsfr elected and
mustered ino service b.Yfc orr bod hrIf formed rri,
companca, ore yc' placed lower .n Tho . Nar docs IL
seem .hli gaafegh07 prcvurs m ary education b,s
been ihe t.si n preference. Pflprciy would seem 90 do
waHd mot ih"c who haso sucwn crcr,y most n1.-
ry most er'1uafm, iu aus",frg .c c, 1i te Govern.
ment fh"a.d Dc cHrc5 o. boz placed OF ta light Of the
Fmer Che position whore they would be- most UssIv On
encounter danger srd resp honorable lufcis Butfhr
'n'f and Council have Lct1 Influenced by no such n
sIdCrlu0rs
'Capi Cauugon who formed hc irst and largtatc8m.
Lany Under ins cqusuln OF .sst spring. aud vito came
i'"oid 90 Hc hst momlu s0cr bo lat call upon the Co
'e'noi q" I'tg1uza that company aud w-s tr frs' Capt
cecicd ln Virginia uri thst call. BE- cssignsd tho Hsf5
rank DO hc &c., We deem it our duy ghf &C. under rt
81 crcum'iancer. We should cay much moro s1py 10 e,
public attention 10 ue measure as one Of the most e1trs
ordinary and the barh,st injustice"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
Correspondence of the B.nmoce ratuo,-py Telegraph

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Jan. 10, sP NJ
Some stocks have slightly advanced to-day and the mar
ket generally firm We note advance Of in Pennsy-
vania Sc, aud IN u. 5. new loan.
Sales OF cotton at lie, which 200 bales changed
hands.
Flour has advanced somewhat yesterdays sales and
we note sales OF 1000 barrels to-day S4s7I-somc hold
ers ask higher, but there have been sales.
We hear OF some sales of Corn Meal at 50 l3i per bar
REL
Sales Of 1000 bushels prime yellow Corn DID, at IS cents
this is an advance last sales.
Nothing doing in Whiskey.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
The neutrality-suspicious..

the Legislature in session until o'clock last night
engaged throug hout the day neetua effort TO elect
L. s Senator supply the vacancy oecasoned by the
death OF Senator PonnybaeAeE-and the Struggle will we
presume be renewed to-day.
King Caucus being dead, the field open to all COM
pe'ou-and i've candidates put in nomination
George w Summers, Of Kanawha, by the Wings ard
Mcssrs. James " Mas-n OF Winchester, James Mcdowell
Of Roekbdgc, John Winston Jones OF Chesterfield and
George w. Hopkins Of Abingdon, by the Locufocos.-
The Wings underworld in vain TO ascertain what
4" stripe each Of the Locofoeo aspiran,s was
To their nterogatores upon this point only one mem
ber-a friend of Mr.. Mas0n-rcspondcd; who assured
the House that .hat gentlemen Ihe right supe"-
a phrase quite indefinite Virginia princples"-
NJ, Jones the ayorie OF hs own party living but
one Wing Mostofthe Whigs after therown candidate
dropped, voted Tor Mr.. Mason, though quite number
OF them sustained Gov. Mcdowell. The vote OF tho lat
gentleman favor Of creating the office Of Lieutenaat
General operated greatly to bic pr,Judcc--lnd nothing
We imagine, bat want OF authoritative statement Of
Mr.. MasJns Hostility 10 that measurc-io which by the
way j. said hahc opPozed-preyented larger num-
be! OF cue Wings from indicating their Preference for him
under al the circumstances. Fpruur part leaving out
Of view that question, we would not give a copper for
tie privilege Il selection. But that is question of
grave importance. and unqussignaby bc brought
forward. Hence, n Mr. Mason opposed IT, We should
dcsircsnd that account aoHe-to him elected in
preference 10 Mr. McDowe. Bot we leave the decision
Of the question 10 s hand Il those who are quite com
pstenl to make Jadicious selection.
q .I. AL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

o." Mr. BENTON seems 10 imagine lhlt, II he IS not
already
"Lir1sraui Conrni % ur EaH Of MAJ
hc BE- AZ lca5i lord Paramount the Senate. Last Tues
day, having reported tho Senate the Army Bin,
which bad been ecoumifted with Instructions 10 amend
o., without complying with those instructions in some
respects, he became furious when reminded cf tho
delinquency Mr.. Bercn no called ca step ra'hor
nursing Tho bras end ba.iards Of others !" und Mr. Cal
hpun was slid % be " hcsty end pUenlo"! The
VI 'alu Senator a,k,d whether be was a. be- chasuted-
"swtehcd'-ior having d'rcd disobcy the Scnao-and
much boz Tho sane temper The gentleman ought 10 re-
collect hat be be not Dictator though he seems 10
regard himself the Atlas upon whom the Admini.trs-
ton u not the County, for support and safety.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

DEsERrSKs.-By the last from Monterey, the Lou
svillc Courier has information that FAMED Robert
Hanisy. and another named Santa both belonging TO tho
MONTGOMERY Guards Of that city, deserted but were per-
sued Smfh was caught about hundred miles distant
ON the road to Camago. The court martial was trying
him and one John Cassadsy Of the Washington Blues for
the same offence Il thought both would be ordered
IN he
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
DI ED,

IN THIS city on the morning Of inst AZ II oe,.k
ihAhtrn Lt~t, fouth daughter Of J. and Maf,hs n
hiown, aged years . months and days
I'm Tuesday evening last OF nj half ms. ,,
aet lingering Illness of Ia MI GEORGE w TuuH
us friends and acquaintance requested TO att nj rs
uneiai TIL. morning, at lOl oeok, hs lat, redepee ,t
bacon Branch, without further invitation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
Married.

Pleasant Green. GooehlaLd, Monday evening the Ism
instant by the Revd James NJ Alien A
go, 10 mn- JANE PLEAshNrs, youngest daughter or IN.
Suan fleasnns all OF Car,rsvl.. CUNT. nd county
on Monday the 18th by the Rev sauRbcr Of Potter.
t .ol ~ WILKINS OF louisina. To MARaARsr A. ,L .t
daughter Of Dr. John Minrc, Of Rio uond - '-'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21

Tho correspondent Of tho New York Tribune states,
that among tho recent arrivals ~ Warrington, s SrSoR
ArtCHs, who % BE- sad instrumental in procuring from
gro President tho permission Tor Santa AIMS 70 pas
through the block aiding squadron and 70 TiKr c,MvsD on
rm MfueAF ARNY orfFArIyG AGAINST THr FORCES rur
UsuzD STaTEf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-21
tth Congressional District.

The District Convention which met at Farmvo on
Tuesday last, nominated Henry +. Irving Esq the able
delegate from Cumberland the Wing candidate Con.
sress. With proper exertions, Mr.. ]. be elected
Will the Wings OF the Fourth make these exsrtions