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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
10 DRAY LOADS OF
ROOYS AMI SAOE'


now unloading, Thick Boots several qualities,
FINE GALE and MOROCCO BOOTS,
Kip and Brogan SHOES Ladies' Lace BOOTS
CATERS, WALKING SHOES and Slippers
Boys Thick Boots, Thick Kip and Calf Shoes
Misses Boots and Walking Shoes
Gentlemens', Ladies' aud Misses India Rubber
Shoes
FPS.
Fur. Plain and trimd Cloth. Oil Cloth. Flush,
&C.. Benna Vista, Navy and General Taylor styles,
Children and Infants Fancy Cups.
A general assortwent of
=AEDW ARE, CHIN a,
GLASS AND QUEENsWARE.
Our STOCK of GROCERIES is large and o
good quality. All kinds OF DYE STUFFS ccA-
stantly on hand.
On Hand Also,
A large lot OF Cotton Yarn, 6overiel Warp, Car
net Chain and Candlewickiug. Finally every thing
IN the FOREIGN and DOMESTIC, STAPLE and
FANCY DRY GOODS LINE, oil Of which Is 10 Be
sold very cheap, and all we ask is an opportunity
to prove it by showing Goods and telling prices.
Cash on Hand,
For Wheat, Rye Oats and Corn.
WANTED,
All kinds Of trnde in exchange for coods.
WISE & HILLARD.
Lancaster, October 7, I847.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26
PLAIN FACTS
AND No CANNON.

and another large arrival is expected in day OF
two, which, when received will make their a..
sortment complete Tor the season in every de-
partment. All persons coming to this town to
buy Goods are invited to call and look through
their ext .nsive and beautifully assortea Stock Of
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-11-26

thor,,y, owing to their great difference OF
race, law. language, and religion. and the
vas, exten, OF their respective territories,
and lsrre amount Of their respective popu-
lations: that such aunion, against the con
sent ot the exasperatcd Mexican people
could only be affected and preserved by large
standing armies, and the constant applica.
lion Of military forco--ih oihcr words by
desootic sway exercised over the Mexican
people. in the first instance, but which there
would be Just cause to apprehend, might, in
process OF iiime, be extended over the peo
pie OF the United States. That we depre.
cate, therefore, such union as wholly in
compatible with the genius of our govern
nent and with the character ofrce anc
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-09
INSTRUCTIONS OF THE MINISTERIAL. CoIrNcrI.
TO THE MEXICAN COMMISSIONERS

TO TIE WEAICAN COMMISSIONERS.
Conditions COR Points ochch he Commissions, If e
oafed Sfaes ought 70 be negotiated NTH and which should
seyse basis 10 Hose of Mer en- y,ropoged h. I'll DnJ
crecent Presde by he Minister Of Forsien Relations
and aDproredbyhis Ercclency Councii5f Ministers
Provided That the place Of conference ough, to be inter-
mediate between the two armies
Provided equally That before entering upon negotiations
the American Commissioner should acknowledge the right Of
delbeation the part Of Mexcothat is whether the nten-
ton Of the United States has been 10 aggrandze it, tero
why do they not remain contented with that which they al
ready occupy If that which he has come to seek in the
capital consent and sanction their demands they
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-09

RsoIrE-Take pint Of pulverzed charcoal and put IL
into bag then put into barrel Of new cider and the cider
will never fermcnt will contain any intoxicating quality,
and is more and paatabe the longer II Is kept
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-09

40 u. Jose Joaquin de Hevern, ID. Bernardo Couio d.
tg"0eo horq VAama and d. Miguel Atristan.
Mosr EHcELLESr Sins The verbal information which
you were pleased 10 give othe Supreme Government
ing 'ne conference with the Commissioner Of the United States
mas been taken into consideration also the article concerning
boundaries which he presented to you offering, if not
accepted oy Mexico to consult his Government he could
no. according to his Instructions the territory be-
tween the Bravo and Nueces. Having examined the
question under all the aspects in which should DO viewed
II mas been resolved, in Council Of Minister'S say TO you
as nave the honor to do, that this proposition under the re-
cognised gh OF Mexico Deliberate should be modified and
tna IN the pFetensons Of the United States and the character
o. ms negotiations its Commissioner leaves other choice
meAro 'hon The loss Of honor aud il is that which the
door 70 all possibility Of making peace
To restore this great benefit TO the nation the Government
agreed eede Texas and part Of Upper California,
the frontier Of Oregon the which stated in the
instructions but not with the reservation that Congress
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-10-09

regu to protect the uglves The latter general wound
ed in the head He then retired join the majority Of his
forces, who had Joined those Of Santa Anna and while
passing near these forces he that he have the salts
faction OF saying that two regiments received him with loud
cheers but, wishing avoid dsagreeablc interview with
talon Of Guansjuato and that of San Luis under the
mand of Gen Romero He says his wish that these
two baaons would go to the city Of Mexico but only one
Chat OF Guansuato marched that place. the other
fused to be commanded by Santa Anna.
He then concludes by stating that what he has said be
proved by the testimony of the aduans whom he sent
Santa Anna, and that Of than twenty thousand friends
and enemies
Protest Of The Representatives. of the States Of Mico, ia
sco, and Iacdteca 10 his erceency the President ad
term Of The Republic
Mosr EXCELLENT SR The deputies who assembled
the 10th OF this month had agreed suspend their meetings
IN the capital Under these circumstances the undersigned
have to-day learned that the Minister Of Foreign Affairs yes
erday summoned the deputies for the purpose Of discussing
arrangement with the invading army, and that there
meeting but not enough TO constitute quorum
The undersigned deem it their duty TO declare that existing
circumstances in the city Of Mexico would not allow the egs
ave body the necessary freedom its discussions and delb
eraiions IT Il should assemble in that city and that 1t would
not comPor with The dignity Of the republic that ITS reresen
taves should Deliberate there this matter This opinion
the same as that which the Congress itself entertained when
under less pressing circumstances passed decree Tor re-
moving It's sessions TO Qucraoa decree which was not full
hed nits other PROVISIONS owing TO unlawful proceedings
which are not secret and which resulted in determination
not TO repair 10 that CITY,
But is absolutely beyond doubt that any arrangement
which may be made with regard to external relations without
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-01
TO FARMERS, COUNTRY MERCHANT.
AND OTHERS

VIE subscriber by order Of The Board !, nov, ~. IN ~
- fer Al greatly reduced prices - -
ing. 1917 w '''s'' ''eh . Soen
~ '''H pam and striped In-ey. for wOmen's eloshinr
In Store for Fall purchasers:
500 heavy ready made keisey Goats
zoo pairs % DO do
'eto pieces Brogans with If -o,,.. ,d e.
Shoes equal to any n he market ~ ~
'ets Of WAGON Harness for horses with Cart and
Waeon Hainess portions ~ " nv
Warranted Ares very SUPERIOR
Also. What FAM Wheat BAR, Re6i,.,,,or, vv..,-..
FURNITURE Of different Kinds. e'' INV
stones, Wagons, Days. Cart. NJ " ' '''-
The above oferet eo.,moa,ti,- farm. -, 49,
80 90 ven 70 call at the Pesiientay, at III. store No
H. street leading to Msyos Bridge. ' "
~S-u las. sPOn-rS s-.-, p.,v
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-01
SUPERIOR PIANO FORTES.

" VI l.. MONIAGUE respectfully informs
thoe who with N purchase Piano Fores that he
ed To furnish them OF the ver bet ogaiy ut
UniOn. my ""''s o" wv
TIE nstraents which he Offer. are made Of the best
natsna by ~orkmen Of experience tar
ih regard n durability Of r0rksHsLy Of Sa h.,.
ramos are nGTraHt4f qua ans this coo ntry
Lghnes asd esty Of touch equality md Of
tone throughout Harkel PeeHsos instruments offered
Tor ae by the subscriber Whenever " rn Ku,r,n,. il re-
aaHed VII be given Orders fm any Southern or
western states afforded TO with fidelity and dsplteh
notice ~ - '
u "a ha' c9nrtanty for sac Of MUSICAL
si hI MINIS OF every v'riety very Prices; and col
eton o. Music. embracing publication. of the United
SAW Ne" hlusie received regularly
WIN l.. MONTAGUE,
Dealer ia Music and Nus.rai I1sfrsmens
IN % tie Col n Lyre.
lie II No. i6i. VAN : ret Opposite The Banks
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GARDEN SEEDS,

VIZ subscriber is now in receipt of constant
sta'lshHnent Of u. Laudrsih Of Phlase,pha % " ""
lEese Seeds have acquired rergt,t asovc III ,. -
- De mesh sni genuine D. irn,r,Iv 800 o.
AZ od SEEDS ~ direction Of Sir I,r5,-,s - on
'" lawn Ire sale b this means the public can be arslr t
ION 'n sloseiiser are as ri able possible to be-
and hov purchasing sell cain rcuI ron
Gou tue Subscriber p ,ii>sr n : Seccs
ie II 'S""'S ''N'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-01

oWUV
p ECEiVED per ship Iowa. from Hayra. via
New Hork-sesetsd IN France, imported BY Mons Pr
eho'a Eave o. Fiaree last yel resident N WI
ma am practically acquainted with the MANAGEMENT
cfa Vine, ard.
The collection eoa-sI of the AID nost choice sua
from the Royal Nursery Garden Lu1su,uy c, p,
private garden OF Louis Philippe
The collection son'st' of following varieiies
Chai.ret Blanc Champ
Noir1Rc Clos vouEo
NraIs Garnet
Plant &c Jain
Chas,las Rouge
Chasslas Game
Quir'al
RasIn de Poche
Rann de Dames
Salaga, Muse.i, Madeira. ke &c
haie who wish to avail the rir, opportunity "a m
pese call soon the planted ts month TO bear
fruit this years ~ " "
b-Nons Pichot viii give purchasers nu abe The
ianns and management Of slips For ale by
80 s.M ZACHRIsSON.
ie lS-tJm Chemist and Druggist. Is5 Bread street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-01
NOTICE.

HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS.
II A. TRiCE who has been my employment for years
and WAL business old Cary
street. under the ye OF WA ANDERSON CO. purpose
eangctRg Wholesale Grocery and General
fDr the sale of Groceries, Dome Yarns
well rs the sape products and minerals the STATE
ggrd the scryes Of Mr DAVID ANDERSON, J the
grocery and wheat department Of SAID business crpc
rn-e and qualifications for that branch Of the business
In wn To make them
arrangement with Mr. FRED ANDERSON in the mango
mcn Of III tobacco department who long aud IN
tmaieiy acquainted with this branch Of business
Liberal advances Will be- made groceries
nestle goods tobacco, wheat and any
general Iaje. WM. ANDERSON Jf
februaLy lot, Isl7.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-01
PASSAGE TO NORFOLK \ PORTSMOUTH

'hE splendid and swift Steamer
SSseS5EzsAs n ALICE, Capuan " BROUGH, having
Just unefgoue thorough oyeta1nF, eo-pr order
ami ias Commenced pace Of the CURTIS PE,g
leaving the Whar; AZ Rockets Monday, "wednesday
and Friray - ornings, prceisoy I2 Return
Ing the ALICE vii leave Norfolk every Tuesday THURSDAY
udiy Nonrgs atthe same hour IS 10 All
I- Intermediate Landings the River both gong NJ
30 Passage AID Faic Richmond Priersburg from
Nosiok, meals ineiaded One Dollar. HASKINS 8 LIBBY.
~ Passengers wishing this
and remain the Alice until the they ca 20
on the baltimore Boat and they nom
ing in baltimore, without eharge. Acs
VII meet The Baltimore Boat IN the
passenger leaving Baltimore O'Clock IN
Petersburg BY o'clock ard Richmond BY O'Clock m
~ Passage an Fare from Richmond Petersburg
baitinor' meals Lodgings, sc. included SIX Dol "
Ps The Accommodations and speed the Alice
known James River twouI neitef
have been equac much surpassed oPposou
has ever been the River. de2S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-01

A BTICHoKE-Green Globe
"A AsparasUs-White Giant
Pole B-sns-Lzrge = suaILizlz
saap Belns-Fagiy China. diur
Yellow SIX Weeks
DO Ear'y Mohawk. do ! moor
DO Re!gg or 1900 toI
Beei-Early Blood. lump roo,e,
DO do lel on do DO
Do Long Blcos, Msngel Wu.tzs
10 White Siiesilu French Sugsl
Broeol-wb.t= and Purple Cap.
Cabbsge-Ear.y and LARGE York
EaT'I and Late Bat c sea Ear
y Sugariolf Large Drgmhead
Large Bergen, Plat Dutch
DumEe4d savoy, Green Curl
&c Savoy, Red Dueh
CautGo Ser-Eariy and Late
CeleTy-White Sold
Carrut-Long Orange, Long Re-
and White Fled
Cress-Curiei OF Pepps rrras.
Cueunbef-EaTly Frame, d.a.
Cluster, Long Gieen. Lon,
Prekly G1erkiR Tor picking
Corn-Eariy Sugar. do Tusearo
IA, do Go'd-n Sioux
Entive-Gresn CURED
Egg Piant-Purple
kale-B.ue Carried Siberian
Green Curied Scotch, Rape o
Cote
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-01

GEO RGE EARLE, Merchant Taller.
no. iF5 CHESNUT STREET. PRILADELPfiIA
n pose the sat House an e'sP, Assume, 81 , %
So'h Cashmere and ve,ngs received per late arrival
no 5r - M esta0Ihnen' on The principle Of sending
,,. 49,, - % az store ou those OF the frs quality,
mus a ne hasso long enjoyed run OF custom IN b 80
rom y,is ..s oaion. tie would respectfully solicit
o,ss , ,lhs ne city assuring them he vii any
oues entrusted 10 him IN superior STYLE and A. lower 49, &
In 8uA'y can o. had at any Store IN the city. my III
400 Bushels OYSTER SHELLS. For sale
:" Is 70 ALIENS AtH,SuE.." Ii,h It,
4 ARD.---25 kegs prime No. /. Just received
- 70, ole by lie NJ GORDON SIMMER
CD BBLS. TANNERS OIL, prime QUALITY.
- loL ale BY re l5l INLoEs 4 BROTHER
III ULL'S CANDLES-45 whole and half
- oote', Tor sle BY "a IS GORDON sKINKER
20 BONES beautiful patent Sperm Candles
'.' sae y lie lsl GORDON 4 SKINNER
SHOE THREAD. 20 Bales, LANDING ard
-, - lot sale BY De 81 DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co
'NC'G - so1e' Tin * for sli, BY
Re ~ WILLIAMS L HAXtLI
II iN fOhEhR--50 casks Lendou Porer IN quar-,
WANA WHITE sUGAR-io boIe. for ,s'e nv
= pNENroRr, ALLEN co.
LEAD un supply just TO b. nj, m .al- by
NHOtND PLASTE In roe. f5T ale Ty
!" - GORDON sXtSKER
HAVANA sTCAR-Io boI.. Havana White sg,,- e,r
" lc lt- EDMUND DAVENPORT
q 49, - NbhiD aeks san Wo't.inr'on band in store
-1u ol "a ~ Z. 10 RANKIN a wHIrLOCK
'EHlRrY BARRELS Ab,uar. APFfTs for -,I- ~
WoRrHAM WGRuuEa 4 co
o>IN.-.o 5th Rosn Er safe ty
~ e u P JOHNSTON, Druggist
LON EH.SEED.-c.O tu,hsi. prime II7,cT seed ,---,
.'t i.t sic y Ns WV ANDERSON a co
AFRt bR'Ks-l5.0o0 Fire Bu.Is To- 5s To- .gI rl-t,-,.
w.. ~ ie ~ WILLIAMS HANALL-
hLINE OlI.-5o baskets olive OIL [, .t-.-r,5, ,,,. -,
- Tor sale ~ ~ i6I EDNuND DAVENPORT
NLI-io 100 sacks Just arvci for al r., u ,esei bv
HENRY FISHER
No liERHtNGS- SO b5,No H-tnuls n s,s order, f,,
slf ~ el8 WILLIAMS uANNLI.
n ass LIcORICE.-s5 ease, M,s. tseor-,. f,.,I-e ~
~ ~ MlLLIANs HANNL
NHEsH SODA BISCUITS received, ltdf--,1ety
''' FR CENNZ
SIDES s'od ard good ilmal ci soI- frlth- store ol
'o' $50 ?" cNESfoNs CRrNr.
{ '"rroN NASNs-ito bal. b. or,i Nos. 20, .,i, b.
el- DAVENPORT. ALLEN a co
(LoyEU sEED.-iOJ tu.be,, Cover s, ID for ..e s.,
iel- WILLIAMS HAXALI.
& OSHEN uIrrEH.-is ssrs r-.n,e C,,i,o Fg,.., 5
'' 'N WILLIAMS UiN,Li-
EuJNu riA,rER-s5Oo casks lobe, " To-. o,.,,.
o. l- p'VGNruGr, ALLEN a CD.
NOSHIN CitEESg-A ,a35.y of ftslh Co,b.- Cb,..
- Just N'c''A ani fo' acn Nbi7 ~ CRAM
AISINS-Nsw Rsisins IN gaar,. h,g ana Who'll, hose,
AGN-lOoo iw' and ave Bust u,Es superior quality 70,
'ale BY ie5 WILLIAMS HAXtLL
y hHr' ty New orleans SUCAg-Jls 10 hand Coz s-is b,
p ny TGY Co
fOrrON YAHNS-iCO b. ~ asort5I .t-o,, MID E-,
- ssbv des nNyENf1Rr. ALLEN GO
HAVANA WHITE SUGAH.-ia Rors. r,e.ryi-g an.
- n'ornini. 'ot -eg ey his WEBS. BACON6 10
RANCA tins PCS Bsnss Tn s,sssy
y" WILLIAMS HANALL
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Leek-Large Scotch
Lettuce White and Green
Head, Early Cured India.
White and Green Co.'S, Brown
Dutch
Aelon-NutmeE, Green Ciuon.
Pine Ape
Water Meion-hnest kinds
Nasturi.um
Nas'sT1-Wh.ie and Black
ICnon-White ard Red
IDkra
Peas--I-andre.h's Extra Early
Efy MAY, do Frame. Blue
Pru,sian, Dwarf Maro~fat.
Bishops Dwarf PEoLdc
! PeppeT-AssOried
Parsni7--Long Smooth, French
Sugar
Parlsy-Fine Cured
Fumpk.n-LaTge Yellow
RhubaTt-for Tarts
kaiiisa--Loag Scarlet. Long al
moa, White TuTEip, Scarlet
I. Turnip, Black spanish
salsify--or Vegetable Oyster
Spinach
Squash-EaFiS Bunch
IoHa'o-Large Red AID Yellow
Turn'p-Asrorted
Herb and Power SEEDS.
WEI. PALMER.
L, aE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-01

Uht snhserber' having become the sole propretors the
sae ard deposition Of Dr. Bannugs Body the sie
OF virginia beg cave 10 call tie attention OF the
value IN the relief II affords Weak Spine Paaon
OF the Heart Dyspepsia Constipation Piles relief
to public speakers weak and dropping Children ladies' who
eanno exercise, aud perfect Substitute
nraning shoulder brace The lie trc
ot TWO or the days lady, in druetei by Or Bannns
tend 10 nnE the Brace In piof the City Tor pa
bfaee. SIS for the best Books be had.
FerS1ns desors u purchasing Patent Rights do by an.
phcaon To the subscribers who prepared furnish
AMI Books IN l2-ts J A. SON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-01

NEW YORK PACKETS.
~ OLD AND ONLY x
4Es EGULAR LINE. LIP
PATRICK HENRY, Csrw) srTn CnrsTn,.
GREENwAY, kEwj G. W Coren
MARIETTA Burr, luwI Ks.rr.
LYNCHBURG. w Gor1p
MANCHESTER I'M w,rn,
This line Of Packets having b general patron
are OF the Merchants OF Richmond for than years
e poprelo solicit continuance OF their favos
ing thepsons that every given forwarding
their goods safely and with dispatch. The Vessels
class fnoIy new Commanded BY experience in The
ade and Merchandise be Insured by raie
ofpreml For freight having superior aeeoaoiA
HENRY FISHER, Agent.
o. Goods rcshpped to New orleans Mobile hpaacb
cola or any other pisces wbe received aud forwarded from New
eep such as may actually be incurred. 20
~ FOR BOSTON.-The superior packet
I-AN schr RAINBOW, Captain 5. RoGERs, loading al
reSss wsa For fei'h' or passage apply on board
te :. HENRY FISHER.
For Freight or Charter.
kEe The new and superior Schr. ANDES,
Capt Snow, carry about COCO bushels now in
s2z RANKIN warLocK.
For New YORK.
kGN Inc regular packet, Schr. LYNcHBuRG,
- Capt. Gold, eau take 400 boxes Tobacco. Appy on
Doaii' oIto fes1 RANKIN wIITTLCCK.
For Philadelphia.
I'D The Packet Schr. LEONORA, Captain
wOolsron, portion her cargo ergssed will
ss7 RANKIN & wHIrLoCK
.eA ENOR NEW YORK; Fhe regular pack.
f1 n ct schooner LYNCHBuRG, w J. GosLD ser will
sail in few days For freight passage, having gooi a.eom-
fe IS HENRY FISHER.
.sSN FOR BOSTON. The regular packet
so sehr RAINBOW. Ca1 Rogers, hlvire portion her
fe2s GhEEIN wurLocK.
CD FOR BOSTON. The fine schr HERALD
loatng in the Dock havirg Of her cargo
engaged aud gong board TIE D,e Sturdy
fo' Sa!1nee Of freight Of small aekafe,: amy to
FOR NEW YORK.
SSSs The superior regular packet schooner
~ PATRICK HENRY csicr. instr having the greater
portion Of her engaged ard
co. 10 complete cargo apply hoard Lu8ams wharf
or RANKIN a wIIlTIoCK.
FOR NORFOLK.
ykfsl The superior brig MONTAGUE, Shufe,
take The b1Ik Flour and sail in
m'd.a'cly For freight apply on beard IN Dock,
ie9 RANKIN a wnITLoCE.
FOR NEW YORK.
,fSaA The superior Packet Schr. PATRICK
- HENRY c'pt = Chester will be s;ashed few days.
foi Freight or Fa,age having good apply TO
@s HENRY FISHER
HSS tNOR RlO.--'Thc fine fast sailing brig Ann
-, Maria Capt Raieun take a few passengers. Ap
ply on board IA the Dock,
fet RANKIN wnlrLocK
hts=sSg,.. PASSAGE TO OLD POINT.
N--aH-H--& The Steamer ALICE, leaves the wharf al
Rockets regularly every Monday and Frdsy nnFs
precisely At 90 o'clock for Norfolk and go BY Old each
day until further Hoic
Passage and Pare mea.. included, one dollar.
pi2 HAsKtNS A LIBRy
H.[Slls... Passage 10 baltimore, meals includ-
o1'-sA-HN-Ah cd, 81 oHiy-Ererv Tuesday AOernoon-
Tie steamer COLUMBUS. capt rum nr between
ih' city AMI Baltimore -. passage aeeomm,
dhonH BY hislnc equal 20 s OF any
ce' ard Passengers leaving here Tuciy -ncrnoon a. o.
clock IN Baltimore tire
phia take the cars the next morning az o o'cl-cE
De ~ HENRY IUDI An 4 co
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CnnnrincrsIiin.

WE have this day formed a conneXion in business as
Taed IN nto's advertisements and arrangement
have made will concern the cor dcncc OF our
niofs hiend and the public generally. ANDERSON IT.
Feb'y lst lsts.-t JAS A TRICE
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GARDEN SPEED

FROM GROWERS Of R.YoHH EPJ-T:4TTo.- sN-y, IT, an
RENTED FRESH IND GENUINE
At Wholesale and Retail:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-01

Bsnuti'ui Dress Boots, just Received.
w r. have Just opened by Adams & Co. Ex-
press Line another beaut fol French
b'o splendid article. We gentlemen a ~
pror and splendid article gave call This
handsome not the hand'omcsi, Virginia We keep huge
supply OF them hand always and Of
IL beautifully de - PUTNEY 4 WATTS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-01

WILL write Deeds Of Bargain and Sale.
Deeds Trust, Powers OF Attorney spd ,ov ,ths, O..
veysnees on the most respass isna a once ogp-h
60n skiuscr'a Man street a gO-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-01

NETF UUUUO.
DECEMBER 30Tn
VENE subscribers have opened a further supply Of
n Plaid Raw silks and Rich Gala Plaids
Untfmed Muslin Collars
Laiics Merno Jackets
Flccccd Silk Hose
Ladies white
Mode colours and black Thihct Shaws
AlSOh good supply Of Negro Blankets Just In hand Of rood
sues ana AT low prices. de ~ r. r. PRICE co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-01

4 LONEH SEED-wes prepared to furnish OUT custom
~ e.. wrh No. Z Clover Seed very low.
hS GEErrER = GRETrER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-01

3d.. Passage 10 Baltimore, meals includ-
9A-sazs--asL cd, 81 oHiy-Ererv Tuesday A0ernooH-
Tic Ste1u COLUMBUS Capt PsEEis rum nr between
ih' city AMI baltimore az - passage atd The
dhonH BY hs equal % h any between the two
ee' Ard Passengers leaving here rucsy
clock arvc IN baltimore the following Those PhaIr
Pima take the cars The next morning az . o'ci-ck
De " HENRY LUDLAM co.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-07-08
gHLA, sias 80. l-47.

Intelligence was received yesterday from
The city d Mexico up 10 Inc day before The
2ssh. Santa Anna on that day submitted
10 the Congress a formal resignation of b,s
office as president is.erimo, and The mem.
bers 0! both houses went at once INTO ses.
sion. TO deliberate upon the matter.
The result OF the new election for Pre-.
s.deht 10 no. yet known, but the OPINION
gains ground that Herrera viii be the sue.
cessful candldate.
There are 90 troops between This and the
city OF Mexico. Tor are tbe Qualifications IN
process OF construction, either al RIO Fro
or FL Pen1n WHAT Vas the National
Guard, the ladIaus uader Alvarez the Gu.
ansJUato troops under Coriazar, and the
odds and ends Under Valencia and other
generals. they may be some IS 600 badly
armed and equipped al the capitol. All
vas doubt, hesitation and confusion among
he oftIcers, aud no one knew what 10 Do.
bis Is the attest aud most reliable lntell..
seaee Ia haste, g " K