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 The great Irish agiiaiof--the anerowned Moaarch---ihe giant ol the tribe of AliIesius, is now a breathIess piece of clay lt IS iit that some notice should be taken of she exit of such mighty man from the stage of lie 1; for seldom have we cause to Iecord such q conquest of death
 DANIEL O'CoSsEL, wes born oa the 9th of August, l775, al ihe outbreak of that Revolution by which England lost Colony and the World gaiRed sa Empire. His birth place was appropriate. li was amsd the ~iids of Kerry, among whose mountains hls colm,rvmen, for centuries. had been hunted like beasts of he forest. Ills family was one antiquity and Ienown in Irish history Pow ertul by itself, and extensty ely allied by mar riage and corsanguini,y to tie leading iaini- lies of the Island.
 At an carly age he was engaged in s,ady at the College af Si. Oaers. in france, and afterwards al Douay and i.ouvain--the young men oT Irish Catholic families being forced abroad for collegiate privileges, denied them at home by the injustice ol the laws, made in favor nf the established rsa,glsa- We know not tha. young uConneil WAS seie- baaled Tor anyshies al eo.lege, unless t was tor llie enjaymeal of good health and an ex- nberant flow of spirits. He studied law ip England and was admitted to the bar in i79S, ut ihe age of -, the Ycsy year in which Ire lands doom ag sixth updred years oppression was renewed ia uniserstai baptism of biood He aid not favor the movements of the pas- riots of '9S, probably from tlle fact that he had seen siyilily the horrors of the French Revolution, ic which also, though too young io have much influence, lie was strongly op- posedas
 Just as he had eptered on his professional career, fIae great question of Legislative Union wilh England came up. Every means ihss tyranny or power could use to accomplish this ead were resorted to for the success of the unhappy neasnre-bribery and blood standing out most prominent on fhe eaasass. Pitt, sud other friends of the measure, prasn- ised la remove the disabilities under whirh the Catholic iabored, II they would ,onIy agree lo support the union. Some, thaagh few, accented iae offer. but win fie usual faith with England and Ireland. over qaar- sef of 2 century passei away ffum sae act cf Union before ihe disahi:fies were reuaaved, 4 large meeting of inc Catholics of Dublin was called to express shc opsnionz of ihe Catholics upon thls ofes; aud here young Daniel O'conuesi made hisiirsl public speech, and is was againss that Uaies spou whieh ever sibce, be has poured the a,siisnDs of the Irish heart ia language of hate aAd seprn. never surpassed for sAseasm aBd power. Ia 1902 June 3l he married his cousin Mary, daughter of Df. Edwant C'ConneiI, of Tsalee, with whom he lived iong and hae- ply, and who preceded him to tue tomb. Ia iSi5 sir. O'Eoaaeii fought dusl, which proved fatal to .his Aalsgoniat. ln some publie meeting he satarksd the sospos- aiion of Dublin, which we called abeegss- !Iy crrpnsssinn.r Ms. DsEsseFse, uho wAs a msnabsr of she rotporaxica, sbssriIy
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 That voice was not unhessled. Ireland arose ffons her siambers. The emancipation act was carried - Reform Was gained d---risii and religious disabiiiii.s were temoyed---asid eiurasion vas asenGranchised--an through jus uce has not yet fuIfy ifinmphed, our hope in the future is hrixht m the ligha of fhe past.
 Mkiic O'loalseli deserves much eresiis for all this, p6 friend of his will seny that he had fashs, but itsis is sot the lime for dis eassjdg them. We donhs whether hs loved noiley % much ss his ensmies would have Jds believe. Nof eau hs be accused of sup pressing his sentiments to gain power. His opinioas Oh Amerieaa Slavery Ior spstance, were ever given wish probably ultra plsia- ness. though he knew they would cost him many of his wasaaesi iFiesds, He neyer sc- cep.ed ofiee tfom slss opswessors af his eoua- sry, though he had sisuassssas offered s.ina fes life, worth from ihirsy to forty shousand dollars year Our cpiniops are too much influenced hy the Lession Pre== ss.a aasy hated him with peris<g haired He pniIei the msssy piiiAn of hoaTy injustice snd an- siguzaed pppressi0a iron sheir 6rm foaaGIa- iiops, ard ws eaaId uol wandes. esen m IF had gefished amid the rn as We beaiess shai as sispe ralls ea lhe ehsaessr of 0sCsa- nsil viii nos grow iess bright aa ihs page el histary. Ne believe hs loved lrssassd well, and that the avid ralsnisy now ppon her, hzsaensd the death ~ Der great oraios. lia had hopes ~ eaxii liberty making mew lxi- umphs n his dxy, bat Eaasae cane apsu tic Isn1--shs efy was nos fos liberty, but foI btesd hix hig hesrt rss hFoksn snd he suAk iaae sks sssss. Ksssiesest is paes,
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HISTORY OF VIRGINIA;

aai arrangements will be made inr procuring regu lar and early supply of Notices oi New Works and oshef Literary Intelligence. Orders for the work eaa be sent in at once.
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diversity is-the only balance in which to weigh our friends.
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ThE THIRTEENTH VOLUME

Will commence m the lst el IaaaaIy. Is47; and Beihef pains DOT expense vii be spared to taake 1t euinently worthy of knowledge. Among other
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AND SOUTH,

Ead ebbE4entially appeals io them for even more extensive patronage to the oaiy liisrAyy JonfHAl of
 oas and high standing lh all their wide borders, It
 s hot 0HaI.--haging always cirealatsd widely
 s the North and East, ahd aimed at iulpaIting HIGHER NATIONAL CHARACT ER 10 our Pe- Tiotif 2f Iiterafnte
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-09
Ernn OREGON.

The chip Angola, arrived at Boston, brings news from
the Sandwich Islands 20 the Ii Of October and from ore.
gou 90 the iast of August
letter from California descfbes the county e. rich 100
mineral rcsoJrec5-god nser copper lsad sulphur and
quicksilver. fOf course, % must be- annexed q
lu Oregon the wheat crop is .a.i t1 be- promising Diff
cuucs Between the Indians and the whites have occurred
and three four both sides have been killed compa
ny o2jO Norm5ns arrived the Sand wici island. n June
their way @, Oregon, where is SAID their arrival would
give great 1issa,islac'ion.
An enterpusng Yankee Of Canton has fitted up O Chi
ncso Junk. which be- intends 10 take New York W loo
cargo ~ Cnnee curosinos. Including band OF ugg srs
There BE- great Jealousy between the American snd
English 'euers iu tho Sandwich -ania where tho British
government assembling large naya. force end letter
TO The Boston Ada7 expresses the apprehension that A.
government tl7 taken p5,reesion Of California aad Tho
French RI Tahiti. Great Brt1n will soon sels upon those
Islands, roo some hm'y re'o1L Annexation seems 10 B.,
tho order Of tlo day,
The 4h Of July celebrated with great spirit m Ore
Ro1 aud, judging by tbe tone of hc paper published there
political agitation as rife Bro he q smtos They ar,
even talking Of the great influence of the austocfacy
We regret chat our contacted spoce compel. us thus q
abndgo the interesting details from those ends Of ,h,
| earth"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-09
FoR Vino.
To Col. GOOdsOn, of the House OF De-


DEAR COLoNEL:- shall forget The eGa,ic ioy YOU
experienced, when tho ChiYalry joining our parry
saw you on one occasion, with frantic rapture hur your
skull shelter into the air aud loudly eIclam We've got
'em now-ihe rascaly Whigs-Well get all their best
men," shared your Transports for ancp ated the same
happy result The recollection Of this coincidence of sem
ument then persuados that the concurrence of
feeling eyists between rs now
Although nave not eTipped your coTn-steaer las we
say mine country Tor many weary day know must
heart curse the traitors who have wengh ruined US
Ics, ruined usor have they not dsgraccd Us and efen
ed our best and abest men don't say any thing about
Gov Smh-as some Of the Wings were squeamish abou,
hs genuty and all that and could be induced L, vote
Tor him but when offered them Mcdowell not less
eminent Tor the mild virtues of the gentleman Than distin
gulshed tor the varied abilities Statesman and the
OTatorto have such defeated by political vagants
who had struggled into fold for page and plunder
don't know how your saliva is affected but the thought
makes me loan at the mouth. Can there ought there 10
be but one opinion to The which il becomes US
TO pursue Ask old friend Sam Denoon-ask StoyalI
ask any honest Democrat Of truth and grit and he will
tell that ought hold brotherhood with these
people any longer.
One Of my neighbours suggests that we should uss them
as they have used us-Wofk them hard and give them
no payThat II would be dangerous them all Adr;ft
at once There tnay be policy IN this but take
my Corporal OATH that will for one OF the reach-
erous %. As TO Seldom and Bayy and Leake and the
other chvarous members Of Congress who If thew an
proved OF the course Of tho 90 dare not avow IT, sup
pose we must up with them with the grace we can
DON'T see how we can help ourselves They will thrust
themselves upon us, whether will or not. We can't
shake them oil They stick like burrs. The only auss-
uon with me is whether would be better 10 let them be
beaten, and get nd OF them by that mears. will COM
mune with you farther this point hereafter As to the
% the is different We manage 10 bent every
one of ihem-from their head man, UIaryic) down 10
but must stop. Your obedient sc,y,,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-09

On Sunday night last. Mis-. MATILDA ANDERSON aged
~ years Her funeral will take place Mrs Elizabeth
Dennis Church Ill., haf past three o'clock this eve
ming TO which her friends and hose OF Mrs Dennis
vited without further notice.
Al his rcfitence Willow Cove County EsseI on the
ssih uiimo, Capt WASHINGTON a. rURKINs year
his age Born Of humble pareatage poveHy feeble
mind Il no ordinary his only energy
ehiraeter dom met with he by his
came every difficulty acquired fos himself
ueiu and practical education and laid
elevated station society which he while
but youth he sought h the kingdom Heaven
eousneSs and continued pou Christian, and
lat nine Jealous and Memtsr
Church at Rappaia OF which Captain
Purkns not only kEd fahsTan sprght pious
Chtniian-hs death - not only limcnted children,
neighbours and the Church but the whn community
loss as ore wtoe pace be easily MED He had
the last j. Commissioner
ESs and for the last l6 Commissioner the
Superior and Couny Courts These
the confidence and esteem Of his fellow
could not the hand of death he
humbly trust TINT his works do To-
for him OF the Lord the
dee shall give him at that cay and ony
tlem as1 that love ms appearing. e..
g- The Enquirer, Republican Rligous con
fer a favour by copying
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TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
Testimony il now Received sron,
AID QIARTERS OLE ruE GI ON.


inc iolowitg letters esentrd with VIEW of ,,o.. c
sheNg e opinions Of Physicians reaon to The TO-
OF pf' sWAfNEs COMPOUND SYRUP or win Cu, pVy-
Ut swATsE-Dear Sir Having your Comround sym Of
'e'y' siensiNey in pract requested bv ann,
'rHher to express opinion writing OF IL, proper.
cs AZ remedial agent most eheerful comply fr by a
nohg VIII discharge debt community nj I,ry. "a
~ PARTICULAR As much detet Quaek Rrn.si,.
ana raoh' Nosifums failure OF the uo,, no
tent e1peetoranis Teeomm nded maerta necas 40 -.
ea diseased Lungs 10 Preparation " Ptunus Wiz,
gina oi wild CHERRY It's sufficient that wa. 81, nurh
please ~'h the result Of thai, and subsequent a that now ,
ehos IN pfsener u all other Remedies crpecto,apt
~ nueaei 10 the much dreaded Pneumonia or r an,
Lungs IN the alarming form which appears Kentucky re-
sad As an invaluable Remedy t, d.,,e
10 All who know me have ~ may be- zen
y persons out OF the vicinity Of FranEor w br,hy add hat
have been engaged practice OF NV po,p ~ ~
hst Patent Medicine thought enough ao
" NluhE. j. N. ELLISON NJ. H.
amy ''u' iof'' Franklin Couuty, Ky.
FRISEroNr XIV, Jan'y 9Th. Is4T
The above certificate from our wing an
miles nom hsre he doing practice and Is eon.r,d
good Physician and stands fair h. ray. GUAR ara.
duate DIR w l. ,RIIr,,tlpp -
Druggist and Apolhscary.
W since the introduction of article public tn re have
number Of unpfincpled irdui.ua nogfrs which hoV
a. eft eonthin WILD CuEERY. called Basams mn
ter aEd syrup Wild rrat Ard
only genuine preparation Introduced public which can
be proved by the public Records OF Commonwealth ns
wanna The only sairguaid against that NV
signature ). on each bottle DR. u. swANNE.
Corner OF Eighth and SIS PIN d. pb,,
W For SAFE, wholesale aud by PEYTON JOHNSTON
rs Main street. Richmond King Toy, Norfolk; utaEs Won
Petersburg Z.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-09
A Brilliant Exploit.

The Washington Union OF Saturday night last contains
long Of the bombardment Of Guaymas on the
Pacific coas) and the cutting out OF the Mexican brig
Condor from under the artillery and muskey Of the enemy
by the L. 5. s.oop-of-war Cyane Commander : F. Du
Poni the iii Of October last. There were several
hundred troops the town, the commander OF which
Capt DUPONT message, demanding the surrender Of
the Mexican the hlrbo with their equipments
This the Mexican commander refused and It was deter
mined cut them cut. The Mexieans then set
rc the gun-boas which consumed before the A.
tempt capture them could be made The Captain Of the
CyaUe then determined the Mexican brig Con-
DOR winch anchored within pistol OF the town and
within short mIsSet range Of their troops concentrated
behi nd hi. launch with II pound carroaade and
toe third cutter, under command OF It. g. W. Harrison
with Lieut., I'd. Higgins, MIdshpmen II. y. Crab5 and X
l. r. Lean, started the enterprise. The ship once
opened FIRE upon ,he town. with round and shei.shot
concentrating the FIRE upon the government blidiug.'
which fortunately formed space between the hill behind
which the military lay, and the spot where the Condor was
living. The troops were compelled 20 Withdraw ultle
for better security, tie shot and shells doing fearful cxecu-
ton A. the boas approached the Condor, they were re-
cciysd with hot FIRE OF muskery-bui the gallant crew
succeeded DO cutting the cable OF the ship and towing
her III, amid shower OF bals-and what seems extraor
binary, without man being killed or wounded. The
writer says, believe you may search naval records IN
vain for better planned a more completely executed
expedition" captain OF neutral vessel informed the %
hcers Of the Cylne that Of the Pa1ham shells had ez
poted inside Of house, turned inside out and that
the force Of the - pound shot, that one had
gone through five house walls and buried it5of In The
sixth. As Tor the captain could ascertain Elk Mo1icans
were wounded, but none kl.cd-ihough some neutral
Tors reported that number he'd been killed On tho
morning Of tho 9th, Cysno eit, without any demon
stfaton on the part Of the enemy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-09
COMMUNICATED.
Lieutenant EIOfts

This young gentleman has fallen victim % disenss in
distant land, whittier he had gone serve his country in
arms as n Lieutenant OF the u. s. Army lie has been
cut OIL in the spring time OF lie. the prospect of bright
future permitted share the honor Of the battle
field Nevertheless, although have fallen in the eAayg,
might have been gratifying himself and his friends
he who enters the service and waiting the opportun
~ TO ae less deserving Of public consideration than he who
falls before the cannoTs mouth | think not Then
while the Military p-eemneny entitled 10 honor The
bolher and doubt they will do by causing his bo
dy to be inferred IN the land Of his fathers should not the
personal fcnds Of the and father be permitted TO share
IN contribution to that end they may be- and
that some sTssmaie action may be taken by the
Military and civic friends OF Lieut. ARcH'n BORIS TO
cause his ashes TO reposc in the bosom Old Virgins
JUSTITIA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-09
From the Army.

Iftoh Inc ChAtIeston Meteufy Feby O.
Dr. Holland, OF the Army bearer of from the
scat OF war in Mexico TO the General Government left in
the steamer yesterday afternoon for Washington.
We indebted his very polite attention for the fol
lowing items OF intelligence.
Dr. ii. left Gen Woods camp tho 9Th ult. The canip
is situated nine miles beyond Salullo in u mountain pass
called Encantaa. Col Harvey posted with his dragons,
eleven miles beyond on another mountain pass the ST.
Lousroad called Augus Nueva. Col ell of Arkansas with
his mounted men stationed Pshos order to keep ope
the channel OF alton with Parras which is the
great granary of Mexico.
Previous the departure of our Infantry arrangements
had been made for six months supply grain Tor the for
ces.
The report OF Santa Annals advance conuadiced
at the time OF his departure.
Cen WooPs army had never been bcsct by suagglin
parties OF Mexicans had been reported though
had been several false alarms.
Enough known justify the belief that the Mex-
can COngtess strongly dspo.ed 10 neAce.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-09

At a meeting Of the Wings OF Nottoway held NJ the
Courthouse Thursday the 4h instant, Col. RICHARD
u. EGGLESTON was called TO the chair, and WALTER n
MIDDLETON appointed Secretary
The chair having explained the object Of the meeting 10
be the selection Of candidate represent tho county Of
Nottoway IN tho General Assembly Of Virginia in
Place OF present able and faithful delcgac who decline.
re-elcctonWaltorH n. Middleton rose and brought 10 the
consideration Of the meeting the OF WILLIAM HESry
Anderson gentleman every respect qualified for the
important st1ton. The nomination having been unan-
mously confirmed, OF Col T. II. Epes il was
Resolved, That committee of three be appointed IN
wait on Mr. Anderson and oppfse him OF his nomination
and request his acceptance Of the same.
The chair appointed Col Epos MuJ. II Robertson and
Guy, Esqrs. 10 constitute said committee 4; who
having waited upon Mr. Anderson. few minutes CON
Quoted him into tho meeting. which he addressed in brief
but eloquent and impressive speech acceptance Of tho
nomina iOn.
On motion Of Booth. Received, That this meeting
cofdiay concur IN the nomination Of George w. Boiling
E9q the Wing candidate iuf Congress this District
On motion Of Col. Epcs Resolved That the heartfelt
thanks Oi this meeting be rendered present delegate
Asa Oliver, Es1 for the faithful and efficient services which
he has rendered IN the capacity Of representative
Received, That the proceedings OF this meeting DO pub
shed IN tho Richmond Wing, Richmond Times and tho
Petersburg intcigoncer.
Il. y. EGGLEsToN, Chm.
W. u. MIDDLETON, Scc'y.
1T Editors %. Richmond Times and Petersburg Inieli.
gencor will please copy
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GRkxSk County, (Als..) Jan. 30. ls47.
TO the wings OF the Eighth Congress
siOnal District OF virginia.

Fsiioe CifiseRs-I smbrsce tho first moment Of suf-
Gent convaesconee to apprire YOU that
OF violent attack OF disease which has greatly
my mental and physical powers. find II will DO Of my
power. without great injury constitution.
Virginia and engage actively in the for Congress
in time TO the wishes and Of the people IN
der this view OF the subject beg leave respectfully to re.
sign into hands the appointment which you conferred
through your Convention in order that you may
at mako another seec lion.
With high consideration. am, Fellow. citizens,
Your obedient servant,
HENRY I. GARNETT.
QC in he led
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House Of DcIcgatcs---yc.,crdny.

We arc compelled to defer ye-tcrdly's proceedings In
the House of Ds.epa'ts
Resolutions Of thanks General T.ylor and hs gallant
Army pissed unanimously Tor their esanfr, AZ "a
Alto, Rcsacl do 10 Pa'ma, end Monterey They also di.
rcciod Swords be presented 10 General TsyIor ~ COL
Mathew VI. Payne. aud to Col John Garland oil. o.tiyo
Of Virginia Tor their QaIIanuy and good conJ1ctin te
engagements in which They have participated This +.
worthy Of a Virginia Legislature
The House did another good act IN repeating tho Star.
ration Las, by The decisive vote Of % 70 81.
Col John S. Wilson elected Brgsdier General OF The
9Th Brigade Of Virgins Mihus, vice Gen. n. y. WOOD
house, resigned.
Details will be given Tomorrow
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

lHkrohrrO AND oosREcrrD rwIcr, wuio.l
,-s.. FEBRuAky I, le47.
ToBACCo-No change in the market
fLOUR-Ssles at sol.
CORN-75aSec
oMnsL5i 3,iOc from Depot-in demand.
CUT NAlLS-4 to de
25a5oe. wv '" S''-'' "'aeA
WHlSkEY-Bbs 2Se; Hhd. 27e
LlME-Thomaston from store al 1914
moLAsSES-N. Orleans 30a3Ic.; Porto Rico Disable
Cuba i6a22e. WV "0' @'s''o
Patent l4c; Tallow lOal2I r WV 'i""'
st. Domingo 61s7 '' Jaw i''i'h
CLOVER sEED-S5.25 $3.50
HERDS GRASS-Si.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushol
PIG IRON-S25 TO IS.
FISH-Hcrrings-none.
Winter strained oil best 100 cts. pcr nal . ..
fkoVISioNs-Bacon. new hog round q, ~ c,n,. ia
91al0e. 'sV NO" Lard
Basin S4,25. ~~''' P'' "h do
Pulvcrized. i1Ac. "' he'
SHOT-5s5t
SALT-Sl. soc.
CATTLE-Beof, by scsle., y,oi,h, . ., -,
Hogs S6a61 Mutton SJaS6 W 7'h
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Eighth Congre.sionnl District.

Wehase received several communications "a relation
the diversity Of opinoa which has unfortunately
the selection Of Wing candidate the 9Th Congressional
D''rei-ono Of which would have appeared In this
ings paper but Tor the reception yesterday Of the sub
joined letter from HKsRS T. GAisKrr. ESQ., tho nominee
OF the Tsppahsnnoek Convention. who. will DO heard,
with general regret has been compelled, by violent
tack OF disease. to decline entering upon the
This circumstance rendering the selection Of another
ddsts indispensable, precludes the necessity Of publishing
the communications referred TO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-09
IA NorloIk Beaeon Of Thur.dny lnst snrs-

The Norfolk Beacon Of ThursdaY last says
Thcro BE- moro han usual activity this In the q. s.
Navy Yards The steamer Mississippi s now undergoing
repairs q tho Gospor Navy Yard having been inspected
by Mr. IIaswo engnoo IN chief Of the Navy, and Will
require three weeks, learn, o. get her ready Tor
Tho irgato Bfandywnc sl1ops II war Decatur ST. Louis
and Germantown arc ready 70 be put In commission.
Most o these vessels destined Tor the Gulf Of Mexico
and BE- BE- unorcd and generally credited, that Comm War.
unRon Toxic command q the Gulf Squadron which b.
cooperate with tho Army whom ready Tor tho attae
Vera Cruz and the Castle # San Juan de Ulloa.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-09
BY Magnetic TeIerrnpb

IfhN"SNIIIkD ION INK BALI. AMERICANl
NEw YoRK. Feb. I, 10 A. NJ
At tho close OF our market yoste rday 1000 bbs Geo..
Flour sold at S6ss; Corn sold ut all other ar,icIe
ehaneed Cotton was very firm with but few salcs
,, PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 7, 10 A. NJ
Fifteen hundred bbs Flour sold Intervening M az. onon
ooI' Corn Meal at $780, last sales of Corn a, so To 80
Gus. groceries and Provisions remain unehaneod-tho
same may be said OF almost ali other article, NV
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Kentucky Senator.

On the LIST instant, ballots resulted in the
way, the same candidates being in nomination II is be-
hevsd tina, the Wings will finally upon Garrett Davis
or Judge Robertson.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-09

FRoN THE CHtRoKsE CoUsrny.-WsrdsroHs IssqYlt
Tho Advocate, of January IL, chronicles wsnton and
murdofous assault upon dancing party composed of
Creeks and Chorokocs, the night Of The 5ih At Creck
village IN Gong Snake district a gun loaded with buek
shot fired into tho midst Of tho dsncers by which
Geek wOmsn was killed, and men, ono Creek add
sir Cherokees, were badly wounded -Four ~ five men
to ride on Who they were snd what their mo.
tive, nons could tell,