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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
PEARL STREET HOUSE,
LuIiin.tOn VI.

nY Villas n NONEs
Circumstances having rendered the control Of tins
above premises necessary, We would give TO IN.
public that the Peal 81. House is open Tor the
accommodation OF travellers and Others ho may call
beng located IN one OF the peasantst pats OF our
village and commanding II does tne view Of
Lake ChampIan and the scenery about Burlington.
aud also being near the University Of Vermont, Ne
think can scarcely tan 10 please the searcher toy
pleasure ana recreation, while at the time it al
lords those upon business comfortable home.
Mr. II \. Cole and Mr.. ii q. Mason. late o
Ughgute Springs, will manage the House tor us and
to those vino are acquainted win them as CATERERS,
IT would be unnecessary say single word in ctm-
mendaton. Suffice Ia say that creTp thing will be
done make II agreeable and pleasant 10 all who
may wish Ia make 1t stopping place
Believing that the safe oi intoxicating drinks as
beverage be injurious them who use or do moi use
them, ana detrimental to the well being of society
rs also IN hostility to the law OF the State and he
strongly expressed wishes OF majority OF tie Free
men thereof, W. shall neither keep II publicly no,
ciGHdestiHeiy 10 be sold or g,reR away
4 suitable carriage will be provided 10 take nassen
gers 10 and from the Steam boats
All Stages viii call a. this House
Mall 49, VIM. r. Villas.
''"''"' 'o''' MoRlLLu NUYfs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
BLL)NJ FALLS STAGE HOUSE,
by Russell Hyde

EXTENSIVE alterations and improvements have
II recently been made in this Hotel. corresponding
with the Railroad tendencies OF the day, and II is
in admirable order to accommodate and make COM
Portable its numerous patrons and the travelling public
Bellows Falls, Aug, lSi7 SIT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
The Graefenberg Vegetable Pills.
1920 900 BONES SOLD EACH AND EVERY
WEEK !!
TuECRAEFENBERG COMPANY

THE GRAEFENBERC COMPANY
Hereby give notice, that their GENERAL Agent tor
the State of Vermont ana the Northern and Eastern
Counties of New y Ork Is
GEO. ]. FERRIS, Burlington VI.
The General Agents are fully prepared TO appoint
sub Agents wherever there Is no branch OF the Com
pan, either on personal application or by ma'I Posf'
mid The rapid sale OF these celebrated pills, and the
extraordinary they are constantly efiecting rem
der them by tar, the most popular phi OF the age An
Agency will consequently be very valuable
The tiraetenbcrg Pills are lnconcetvably superior TO
any ever before discovered lnal bilious complaints ;
in General arrangement of the system IN all disorders
which result from bad state OF the blood these pulls
are q sovereign remedy.
In the clnss of diseases caed chronic the Graeen-
berg Pills achieve their hi ghcst trumphs. Here they
DEFY all competition. Entering within the hidden re-
cesses OF the SYSTEM they quietly hut surely purity the
blood root disease and give tone and vgor to the
body.
Cures are Constantly Effected
Bv these Pills in eases where every other mems had
utterly failed. The most abundant proof OF this could
be gwen but trial Of one box will convince the patient
They can be ordered and sent by nalI,Ht tring en-
pense The price - cents box. Waere tro dollars
irorth are ordered and the money remited, the Cong
pany ,riH pny the postage on the Pais Remittance
nj the Company's risk Wherever there is no agency
o. the Company they can be ordered by mail
These Pills are taking the place OF all others, and
no person should be without them, -r,
ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,
Boncl Compia,ats, COnst patton, Dy>pepSid, Fercr
and Ague, Headache, Jaundice L,rer Complaints
Rheumatism, all Stomach Complaints. Green Sick
ness &c Sc Weld at once these Pills They purge
away offensive humouis, the progress OF disease
and at the same me restore tone and vgor to the
they are sovERE !! ,H;,r,p ,,vr
The weak will be made strong the pale and bilious
complexion be restored perfectly fresh aud healthy
color and the bad symptoms will one by one disappear
upon any Their medicine ever offered to the pubic -
4 TRIAL WILL SATISFY ANY ONE THIS. 13.ne
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05
To Dentists.

Stockton 4. Cos Depot tor The saleof Miiera
Teeth, Darlington, Verm'm.
Constantly receiving supplies of Bcuspid Gum
Molar, Pivot and Plate Teeth. Also Forceps. Files
Gold and Tin Foils EScavaors, Scalors Burrs Drills
Moulds, Mirrors, Brushes, Called Plaster, &c at
March lsi7 ly THEODOREA PECK.
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Commission Agent

For the sale OF IEwETr'S. CoMsrocKS and SnrG-
MANS Medicines, also tor all the popular Patent
Medicines OF the day. Sole Agent ior the sale OF
THoMsoS'S UTERINE SUPPORTER and GALES UrERl-
Major
Al orders adlresSe MS VIII meet with prompt nj
teutiou, hr carefully pncked aud warranted having the
largest ana best assorted stock he found short OF New
York--purchnsed exclusively tor cash we are enabled
to make large discounts from the customary prices.
"llarin1Jon Buiidu4"
= DIR b ]. tlEYrBLG5 will be in attendance on
Saturday and " cdnc-iays from 10 4 VI. all a.
clock 7 NJ, AZ Apotrcnries' Hail corner OF Chu,cl
and College streets, when those vino wish toSon>u
HIM should call. Sit
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05

HENRY BULKLEY, Prest
ARCH BIsHoP, Sec'y,
Granville. N, Y, Feb -, isG Inns
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05

On A STORE to Rent near the Square
naiil. Enquire at this otfce.-July. 5tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05

Also Gaoons OF all colors, and black and light
CATER laces, cotton iaces, &c.
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' sole proprietor OF the nhOvc cstnblshinent, VIII
continue the business, the spacious store, known MS
The, Thomas Building, College St, Burlington w.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-11-05

FOR THE REMOVAL. AND PERMANENT
CUREOF ALLDiSEASLS ARISING FROM
AN IMPURE. STATE OF The BLOOD
OR HABIT OF TIE system,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04

-rI - foR wnis.
Having ius, returned from visit 10 Old Point A allo,d.
mo great pleasure 20 DO able TO communicate your road
s somehne OF interest the progress Of Temperance
among the Volunteers, who about embark or Next
co. oay hiee companies were thea left; The Moatgom
cry, capt Presoa; the Petersburg. Capt Robinson; and
the Marshall Guards, Capt WIN. II. Archer The Mont
gomey boys take the lead this good Gork-about sixty
hve nave sgned the pledge and. what sl remark
able only two have fallen bek their course They
nave continued their meetings regularly and propose doing
SO on shpooad The other companies have each begun
temperance list. aud adding names rapidly when
lett Liquor, however. was plenty the garrison that
"o could be accomplished until they removed out Of
Its reach.
Among The officers discovered no traces Of intcmper-
anee nor did sec any drinking among the eoldcr. excep
In tho suffers store within tho fort where TO INV
mont Hound that wine. beer ale aud cider are dealt out
at the counter Here is consistency for you Ardent sp
rts are strictly prohibited but the weaker inoxeapy
drinks are provided to excite appetite for the strong Ii
qnd which Notwithstanding they obtain only by s,ra
iagem and fraud. But this is par with that other rc
gnanon Of uaele Sam. who allows Jack whiskey every
Day but Hogs him most numerically Tor getting drunk
but these denominations IL Is sincerely be hoped will moi
long disgtaec either branch Of national defence W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04
cO'''.POneene q n. n: rnIla NO,.A Ame.iean.

.rL , NEW YORK, March l. T. NJ
The market for hout drmer to-day and no nc Gcn.
csee can be had below S7i2i In lots some soo M
SOLO ~ hs', and Michigan at 81. OF Oswego oooo III
Tor shipment sold at 81, and OF New Ors,n. n % 1oo 49,
,ounu hoop nj the same rate To arrive in M, onnn -
michigan sold at SO. The small stock here kecn, n 80
MOI Wm' In Southern there Is but a INC detat, .n.
oeofgetown brunds sold S6,75. 1
The inquiry 10 better Tor Meal and ~ ma. oa.,e
aVoO oo hall on the spot and hall within 20 DAYS, Ahon
1loO oos were sold S506a5l2t. Fora large pa.I Of
btsndywinc S5,Ott was refused.
Corn - about as before. Yellow Jersey IL worth eS,qo
Gus southern yellow SO cts white g5a97 c,s m, s, 81
w-uey reach iOOOO bushels at these figures In ndd,,
'VVV onsne's sold To arrive Juno at IS cts aud an ana
20 arrive in June aud July about 40 cts uae, 3OOn NH
nye i" arrive at % Cts On tho spot parcel was ot,eJ
49,. G" ot want OF vessels to take it, notice sal, of
Iooo bushels mixed Illinois wheat GA and 1000 do
Jersey or milling ut lao Oats are so for Southern
sales $500 bushels Southern at about 4Octs md I5OO J
Connecticut NJ Acts Wv
"hiskey is firm at % cs and a good Parcel womb M,
maps onhg ESQ Drudge selling freely 80 etc. 100 hb.
I" arrive on opening VI river n about current rates
Fork Is quiet, although is n litter iirmer 1, :,
demand at Sl@15; prime is dull ut 1850
Cotton Is inactive and ma rket heavy
. ihefe nave been sales 1900 pigs Lead exporteJ ror,
haye, al Si,25 and 1900 do on tho spo, n, 81 d ali 60
Saes SsO bis Halifax Mackerel at 81 ana Sll f, Nos
and l, which Is an advance.
A"o "elsnt MARKETS very much unsettled today tho
nge meet vi vessels pressing shippers and il IL vcrv
oheuit TO get At exact quotations. give what hear h
cannot be responsible Tor IT, hear OF Brsb vessel a,
~ loi Flour another at Is Sd, for Liverpool two vc. m
Is ID ana 24d Tor Flour aud Grain for Liyerpoo vessel
Tor Ireland shipped al 26d, and engagement, for Flour
10 Belfast 9s This is considerable in from las, werks
es ana some doubts may be INDUCED in Of the correct
ness OF some OF the figures.
Exchanges dull per cent for Sterling ami a Al c,
Francs s anu JAW 'o'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04
Public nceIinr

At meeting Of the citizens Of Richmond hold in ,,,
snancc OF public notice at the City Hotel Tuesday
E' "ach me 90 ie4' Tor the purpose Of adopting
snres expressive OF their high qualification at the Of
certain important bills Of Internal Improvement by IN,
sent 1enefal Assembly, aud especially that providing for
the extension OF the James River and kanawha Compa.
On motion, Thomas H. Ellis was called to the Char and
Henry Ludlam appointed Secretary.
III was then, on motion,
L. Resolved, That Complimentary Dinner be given TO
the members OF the General Assembly.
y That the citizens generally be requested II,
their uses ON the night OF the dinner that the
m ond Fsyete Artillery be requested TO FIRE salute sui,cd
10 the occasion.
}. That committee of four in each Ward be appointed
oy inc Chair, to obtain subscribers to tue dinner
L. That committee OF arrangement be APPOINTED
whose duty shall be TO contract for the dinner select the
place. extend invitations and make all other
IN their opinion necessary, OF which arrangements public
nouee shall be given, so far Us may be proper.
onaet tue ihmd resolution, the Chair appointed tho
committees To obtain subscribers;
FcR McNROE wARp-Charles Palmer Joshp. 7 r,,
Vincent Bargamin, Horace l.. Kent. ~
For MAOi'oS wAEp-James Bosher. James E. I.ips.
comb, Thomas J. Deane, Thomas B. Bigger.
foR JEFFERSON WAkD-William j. Clarke James Win,
ston, Richard o. HaSkins Titus c. Rice
Inc following gentlemen were appointed the committee
OF aHangemens-James Lyons, Joseph K Anderson Ro
= Scott, Barton Haxal, Richard Il Gooch, Charles F
psoohe' Geo Nj CarHng'on, John Caskie. Henry Lud-
lam-to which, on motion, the chairman was added
In motion, Resolved That Joseph Z CabelL ESQ late
President OF the James River and Kanawha COMPANY he
specially invited TO attend the dinner contemplated by This
mecuns and, that the chairman in communicating this
resolution as ne Is hereby requested do, express TO Mr.
Ca1e the grateful remembrance in which his past
to the great cause OF Internal Improvement and
to the James River and Kanawha Company arc held by
the citizens OF Richmond.
on motion, the meeting then adjourned.
HENRY LupLAN Sec'y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04

Our PosTNAsTER GESERAL--Wc told that one Of our
merchants who has long been in the habit Of sending
papers TO his customers after having drawn pen around
his advertisement, continued do withdrawing the
order Of the Pest Master General 10 OF wrappers
prosecute every who should make any on news
paper sent by mail few days ago the merchant received
note from the district Attorney, inviting him 10 call
Tho invitation was complied with, when tho District At
iorney produced sovefa d those newspapers which had
wfongiuly distracted from the mails by order Of tho r. d
Master General, and inquired whether the merchant had
made these marks or caused them 20 be made. The mer-
chant said yes and the Attorney informed him he had
been Occfed 10 commence prosecution for this violation of
Post Oihse orders. Tho merchant addressed tho Post
Master General requesting that functonary inform him
where the provision Of law could be onnd which no wa.
charged with having violated. The answer was a dscon-
tnuanoo Of tho suit Tho Post Master Generals arbitrary
orders were the sole foundation Of the suit Oar impression
y, that suit against the Post Master General for ordering
the envelopes Of tho papers TO be taken off, and the papers
Withheld from their proper owners, would be likely 10
hnd not only law, but public opinion sustain i-Joarna
Of Commerce.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
Senate.

MARCH .. al.
A communication received from the House Of Dele
gates. announcing the passage Of Act authorizing tho
county court OF Amelia the lands OF Francis A.
Wilson. Referred the committee &c General Laws.
Aud an Act 20 amend for the counties OF Ioudoun Fair
fax and kanawha, tho act for the essbshment OF District
Free Schools passed Feby p, 1876 Referred to tho CON-
mittee OF Courts OF Justice.
Mr.. WALLACE, chairman Of the committee Of General
Laws, reported, with sundTy amendments,
The Bill authorizing the issuing OF certain Licenses and
for other purposes.
An Act imposing for the support OF Government and
An Act incorporate tho Directors Of the Scientific and
Eclectic Medical Institute.
massage FROM uoUsE.
MT THOMPSON OF Jefferson, announced the passage Of
An Act authorizing the States certain bonds
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
Upon motion Of Mr. McMULLKS. the order of the day
was taken up to wit; The bill authorizing tho Ohio and
baltimore Railroad Company road through
the territory OF Virginia. An amendment was made by
the eommiuse regulating the tols-ior which, Mr. SLOAN
offered a substitute. which received.
The question then being the substitute,
discussion arose between Ncssrs. sloan, Stngct Bondu
rant, Gallaher, Moore, MeMuen. Wallace, Rogers and
Wiley IN favor OF the substitute; and Mossrs Capefon
Si1naTd Wiicher and Parrott, in the negative.
Mr VOOLFOLK moved to lay the bill and amendment,
upon the table. Ncgahved.
On motion Of Mr. wooLToLX, the Senate adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04
BY vInune,ic reI,.r,,,n.

7 ~, tHIIshUtsIsf HIM. M1TCh 2 2 7, VI
The -four market continues firm with fair demard -
ass To-day OF about 1000 bbs Pcnusy bands at So
.n no holders hFnI Some concndiug iof more. sale ct
ted price. 'fF " ~ Wv
rVnng oo'ng IN wheat The supply In market Is very
eoou 20 prime reds worth l25 l33 CITE per bu,h
9. sales this morning Of 500 bush prime yellow com
81 to 30 cts per bushcl-a slaht advance White C,n
.i 90 20 % cts cat, 10 rye $500 cent Clo
NeIrsed $3.50 To $500 Tor prime
Ihe grocery market Is without eb,,,, -, ,.h ,,o,.
mrn'' PROVISIONS hrm-sales moderate
i ok ., momen, doing in Cotton Priecs range abou,
-PatriOt ~ W "o Sahohas e"s'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04

SLAVERY ~ DELAwLEE.-rhe bill which passed the
House OF Representatives Of tho Delaware Legislature ro
vding Tor the gradual abolition Of slavery in that Stale
was Indefinitely postponed in the Senate. On motion TO
reconsider the vote Of posponoment the vote yeas
nays4 and one member absent The Speaker voted with
the nays. $50 the Senate" says the Delaware Gazette
refused to reconsider the late VOTE which, we suppose
the tate Of the for this session al least"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04

Tho committee fJt this Ward will coll on tho citizens
generally to-day fhuisdny tho ih Tor tho purpose OF re-
ceving sny contributions that may be- desired 10 be made
for the relief Of the suffering people of Ireland Should
any one either lady OF gentleman, DO Il the way or
overlooked by Tho committee such pcrson can contribute
By calling on either Of the committee for this Wad Per.
from the county who may be disposed 10 codtbute
can do 90 by calling on any ono Of tho committee also
March 4, AZ. THE COMMITTEE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04
FFoz o. New urizaas Pl-zyz-c E1.rz- Fe5. "A.
Later from EamDico

BY ne ar-va Q. TIE Sca'clsE Sovereign We have ad
wees ton Il7.co 20 the I3,a INST We have more f5
es2s O. tae capture o! seventy Americans b. Gen Minop
We hIve cay tcT lie annexed .eicr from Mr. Lps
Gen.
Il proper 10 say, tia; although the dates from the CITY
NeLe5 o. .as aTvz the latest received mere VET
e have previously aa1 advice ro san LUIS 10 the 26tb
January.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04

~ The New York Sun is in procession Of private 3D.
vices from tho city Of Mexico the latter port Of Jsnuary
from which Il leans that Senior RECON has been re sp-
pointed Minister Of Foreign ABss, and that by this and
various amor acts the Mexican government were mani
iesnng disposition TO change their policy Of war for one
Pesee' The Sun 'ay'' The general belief snd hope
was 'aa, speedy and honorable adjustment Of daeuuo.
would be effected"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04

Allow tho privilege Of saying, through your paper
that tho main object having been accomplished which
prompted tho people Of Rockbrdgc 10 elect the pre-
cent General Assomby-with proper Of gratitude
10 constituents for ihor long continued confidence and
much deeper sentiment Of gratitude 10 the Representatives
o the people Of Virginia for the passage Of the James River
Bill will az the end oi tho prcsou session of tho Lcgs
laturc, rouio from public lie.
g. z. DORMAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04
Nov PnI,Iirnfinn.

We indebted Mr.. Z. r. FisuER for the concluding
number Of Dickens work, Domboy & Son." with
Illustrations.
AsJ. Tor valuable iule volume, entitled, Probabii-
tos aid to Faith by Tuppcrono Of the most profound
thinkers as we'll as brilliant writers Of the age.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04
Paroles said 10 be M Paris

letter from nighiy intelligent and well informed gem
ueman fars, dated January 3Uth published IN tho Pro-
violence Journal, says that the writer informed few
days since. on very high authority, THAT Paroles in Pa
RS endcayoung' but without success enango this Tthe
french Government IN the affairs Of Mexco that Paroles
one"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04
Died

10 ihls city Tuesday night, Pad inst, Mrs. Ella.
utru " lihSr,Ryyt, wife ol sam Hardgr1yc and dlugb
tcf pi John add frances CObbs 1f Chesterfield
The icuds 1nd scquauiancc7 Of tic family are invited
nicnd her iuncfa OF Zoe Iosdruco u her husband On
Franklin street, hr Thursday afternoon az "a o'clock
without further invitation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04
Condition. Of ncnicn-

The last New Orleans Picayune contains an interesting
letter from officer Of Squadron Of Anton Liz,rdo
which, although furnishes with later accounts from
Mexico than had been previously received presents Rra
Phc picture Of the dissenons continue TO prevail in
that distracted county, in despite Of the war which !aRes
upon m borders We regret that we have not space for tho
letter itse-irom which learn that tho present govern
ment is the very Of subverson the confcaton o.
the church property having been already resisted by ac,
outbreaks, and every where with demonstrations Of
popular hostly-a state Of things scarcely avoidabe AZ
The clergy whose Influence is omnipoien had with amost
protested against it, aud closed their cahcdras
while the presses in their interest openly counseng
rebellion Capitalists had refused in this state Of thnps
advance money the scrp-and the resources Of the
Government arc exhausted, while its credit paalyzed
The troops consequently only paid but they are
destitute both Of arms aud provisions. Ia such hopeless
condition. 1t is said, Santa Anna. with the concurrence of
the Army, and Of public sontmsnt in various quarters me-
dtaes the assumption Of the Dieaiorshp- only mode
in which the Of faction cIamorous even in the pre-
scnce OF foreign foe Of their very dOors DO hushed
and the energies Of the Nation concentrated Tor one de
porato effort Even this oGpoden however will we ina
gino, foil 20 produce unity OF sentiment and among
this turbulent and factions II DO madness
amid such distraction aGd dcsutuion, 20 prolong war
every days continuance Of which pr0sct their ,u-
barra and ssacrnRs but fear that they will not
listen pacific propositions until they shall h1vo once more
ed the fortune q Toe result Of tho attack upon
Vera Cruz, therefore, may exert mportan, influence
upon the duration Of hosiuos.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04

u We arc requested to state that Hill Carter, Esq was
Hotn attendance IN the Hampton Convention by which he
was nominated for Conges and consequently that he did
not accept the nomination. stated by the ENQUIRER Mr.
e. has the subject still under consideration
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04

" The Fredericksburg Recorder and the Enquirer
feHcitale themsslvos-pfobaby somewhat prcmaurey-
upon tho fine spn:" which prevails IN the ranks II the
L9cYfoco p1rty in tho T. Rhih Congressional District
" Thco not jir or schsm in tho whole lino"-says
tao R,c,lder That there terrific "Jar," leading
70 the very verge of sehsm" n tho Convention which
nominated Mr. Bsalo, IN opposition to Mr. Eustaco Con-
way, the lavofc candidate Of the Old lunkcr We on,
a'surcd by Spectator Of be- proceedings, whose grs
rhie sketch are compelled to defer until Tomorrow
That car" husied for tho momentbr it was &C.
essionsd by assault upon Mr. Calhoun may not roa-
sonaby suppose that vibrations will be 'olt trouahout
the DISTINCT when II seen that the destruction u Mr. Cal
houn s q cherished design Of the Administration
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04

AyroITNEsr rHE GouESoE or ViFoWAs--G. Gar
ret, Of summerheld, Alabsma commissioner for that
STATE take depositons acknowled gmenb Of deeds &C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-04

lJ We arc authorized to announce Lewis T.. HaRyir,
Esq a. candidate to represent the people Of Amelia in
the neat House Of Delegates.