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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE W.

II OATsE. We
- have for sac beautiful residence situated Thin 0r f.,
OF h e"ofauon Inc north o the city, yards west Of The
'iy foo HOUSE The dwelling brcE budiur with room.
ahn basement sioy he dintng to1n-convcnent house,.
productive saiden ana never hihnE we'll dehghfu
ne buildings are excellent repair and pope " well cn
Sa property o sufficiently pau OF the e IN
ut he convenience o in The eountt,
who may b. dong tusntssn the NJ. Henry Books r.ir.
90 " premises and wi take Peasuc sop inE 10 any on.
sad proprry can - purchisHd pre-. TERMs-u,.
hd cash and the balance &, ~ u,onhs Appiy a,
HODGES ROY a FULIJAN
tt-2avtf "a, H. 49,
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i-Il w GoDpts, Al
House and Lot for Sale.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

IN tne county Oh thesterfield- near the City OF
Richnon5. FOR SALE Ar AUCTION.
NM I'LL be sud THURSDAY, STtE dag OF MAJ Isi7
w upon the premseS commencing P.M that
beautiful and healthy residence called OAK LAWN hing IN the
county Of Chesterfield about 81 city Of Richmond
adonng the hnis OF Mr. Richard Archer The ael
contains Two hundred about co 20 OF good
land and has recently been under ereen
Nearly the whoe OF the remainder original
growth, the saes OF wood and timber from pay more
than the amount asked for the entire The buildings
pie and in thorough Tepa for the accommodation
a well in the yard OF superior aursnt young
oehar OF upwards Of 500 trees Of eetd u-an eIeeen large
garen AfnheT decrP OF the said place deemed neee,
sly There VIII be cold with the buildings 100 acres
OF land OF VIII eh about 40 Tue other 100
which heavily umbeTe dyssd into lo,, Of 10 arr,
each having front the Westtam Road
TERMs-id cash, Laanee eqlaI ins,almen, NJ and %
months for bOnls secured by n trust deed.
Chesterfield, 5ih May. Is47. SEMPIE rTrrrr
41r The above sale will te conducted by
5-2awtds wKttrSarox Con,,x A..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25

n the Superior Court Of Chancery, for the
u Richmond Circuit
w me Gauss OF Thomas r. 8 Taylor mi against William w
io' t therein pending Notice hereby given TO the creditors
Of tc hm Of Tsyor Brother, order Of Court A.
Tel Vh January loi3 ucy directed produce their
ehs with eEal evidence be'oc o,e at any time Be
tore the lsh day Of July neIt ensuing. ~. H. PuruAUN
my S-ctlgy Al. -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25
BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE.

DlIDihnD lADiIEO FUN DALE.
TNlIE patentee of the Golden American Eagle
Il BILLIARD Tables with India Rubber cushions and I65 name.
beds made by Steam Machinery respectfully informs public
That be hasa number Of these beautiful Tables
fitting with Exchange Hotel Rich
mond Va where those who wish purchase Try
Them The prices mach Teasorabl in proportion
than the Old fashioned Tables
The raenier confident Of the superiority and eus
ions OF his ahes will BaSk for Tables OF
other a for from 500 $1,000 for that
purpose deposited in the City Bank
NB-Mr Gus Field. for the Table in
Virginia hereby authorized draw apy
person Will put up like amount to be banked for.
ABM BAsSPORD,
my I3-lm Ii9 FULTON Street N "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25
BY Inloes q Brother.
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Furniture, Brass Clocks, &c,


On FRIDAY Morning May 2Sth. at 81 O'Clock, at our
store will sell auction variety OF Cabinet Futpi-
turc, both and second hand.
BRASS CLOCRS.-l0 cases Eight D,y, Brass Click,
best manufacture.
BoOKS-l0O vols Books, including some of the mos,
valuable and popular works ex,ani.
my25 ISLDEs Il RRoTprs A,.,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25
by Davenport, Allen a Co.

BY Davenport, Allen a Co.
Clothing at Auction.
On MONDAY the Dist O'Clock stall ell nj our
10; o eldy Clothes received from n Yotk DER
,ehf NJ Burr; among VIII eh
200 pairs Pantaioons. variety OF ytyIes
100 Cnais-oeks sacks and dfc.s
p coz Shirts, variety Of patterns
q DIR lined and bound I. nd Senef Has
TERMS-Uner 500, 81 upwares month";. credit
TOT approved paper. DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO. Auets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25
Executors sale OF Valuable Real Property
y pursuance Of authority vested in me hy n

Executors sale OF Valuable Real PROPERTY
y pursuance of authority vested in me by the
u VIII OF the late TLozas RELlerJosrd Bsir deed shall on
TUESDAY, the list day of June sI7, O'Clock p NJ proceed
en- tie premises 10 sell al public highest bidder the
Lot OF ground ne in the City OF Richmond the dwelling
aud Improvements thereon lately occupancy Of the sd
X hair situated at the intersection OF 7 strrei, linn
medey opposite the resdenee OF James E.q oninr
s feet on Leigh Street, and eItening feet on Eth 81
To Alley Is feet wide.
As, Of ground Immediately rear Of the above de-
se5ed property fronting % feet Street and eltrpcnr
100 feet which VIII be divided for building .
Also another piece OF ground fronting 9TH street
extending back 100 feet and the residence Of Col
Waller D. Blair aud that Of the Blair decd man
OF The sad property miy be application Goddn
The TERMS OF pay meni will be- One fourth and the residue
IN Three equal payments eighteen month";,
interest thereon from the day Of purchaser executing
goabe notes for the credit payments and deed upon the
property To secure the payment Of the
Selling the property Executor shall a. usual in such eas
convey tile with special warranty only though the title !. belev
ed 10 be perfect. mo. RUTHERFORD Ftee,r
OF I. X. Blair, deed.
Sin several respects this property particularly WORTHY Of
asnton II situated City Spring Crows healthy
pleasure ground for children are with re-
shade
WELLINGTON GopprS. Auetr my is-3awewkdtd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25
John q. Ruthcrfoord.

ATTORNEY LAW
| WILL in future attend the Courts of Louisa
w and Fuvanna, OF Goocband and Powba
| tan. in which he has heretofore prac,iscd
| Post Office at Lock Lomond, GOochland an I3-ewswif
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25

Iletru yIU haIses 2aU Certihcsr .
90 WHO'S Ticket. $50 IS do quarrr. % So
% Orders for Packages Certificates
above seheme- addressed The
Of Mall and when requested drawings forward
ed received Address
J. w. sAURY q co, Managers.
March IL RiehpnonA ~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25

Il, b. SPENCE, Agent, having retur ned from
The North, would respectfully inform eiizenS II R,cb
nond mat he has row on hand complete NEW
MD FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. adapted the SPRING Ann
SO"Eh IhADh and throughout the viii askii
uona supplies His stock eompTzcs n pait-
BACK brown and Olive Cashmcretr Pfoek
Doeskin' Fancy Cashmere AID DuH Pants
sik, Naene.a, ard Marsees Vests
Together with a fun assortment Shirts
Cravats, Cloves, suspendcrs, Iidhhs &c &c
teehns eocn That he viii Be able TO Nathfetop both in
quality and price, he would respectfully invs the aue., -
ons IN want Of articles In hrs hBe b No.
chasing elsewhere. '' P"'
P. s-Jus reeeiveda lot Of ROUGH AND READY coArs
.S-dlm ~''''''
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ny Il n dickinson a ,sro

NEGROES.
This Day, At 10 o'clock will be sold negro girls nesro
woman and child, 2 negro bows and negro man.
my 70 III DICKINSON & BIO Auets
oTiCE.-The annual meeting of the Stock
holiers Of tie Richmond Frederic ksbGrs 4 Potomac Rail
noad company WI TAX place ct the Once OF Company
Richmond, the 3lst day Of May. at IL O'Clock, NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25

FORM OF a POWER OF ATTORNEY To VOTE ny PROXY
hno~ all men By these presents, That -
OF the---- do hereby appoint be substitute and
PROXY for and IN name and behalf special meeting
9" soekhohers OF the Farmers Bank OF Virginia
the 25th day Of May name and behalf 10 vote
on any questions which meeting
election of any Directors then and appointed
In witness whereof - have hereunlo and
this - day Of - IN the year IsI7.
tsE,Ll
Sealed and delivered
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25
lotteries.
J. w. MAURY & CO., MANAGERS,
(saeeesssrs 90 y. q. Gregory a Col
!. NO. 4 CRY HOTEL. RICHMOND vIRoINI
maguificcnt scheu,es-

%so.ooo-ia.ooo-io0o0
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. eh-. No 1897 10 be dravr
ut Alexandria. saturday. May 20. lsa7.
&C NUMBER LOTTERY.
~ drawn NumLs 10 each Package Of twenty Tickets,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
'ENiE Stockholders of this Bank AT their late
- annual citing, having entertained proportion
an ONCE OF Discount aud Deposit
ie 6eHera Assembly having authorizing The
sioekhniierso establish capital
thereof from the assets of the BaIk Of Potomac
The Directors OF this Bank In visited Alexandria
The eondi Of the said Bank Committee
heng saisned upon investigation that its fully equal
us capital aud that At was eapeien the part
establish said office, Boar con
curing 'heen has appointed TUESDAY the 18th May
special meeting Of the Stoekhoi. Of banking
House Tins consider
ONCE and To do Whatsoever be premises
The Stockholders OF the Farmers Virginia are there
fore respectfully requested Banking House. ~
O'clock the said 18th May purpose above
hP'lsOih' lsi1. J. &. BLAIR, Cashr.
ap 2I-3tawtd
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ID. PAINE a. CO.,
MAN AYERS OF LOTTERIES
Richmond Va

| WTHoIE TICKET NOS Is 81 rs, the Grand CAPITAL of
w 10000 DOLLARS, sold and paid sight by PURCELL
The brilliant be expected by address
their orders 10 or TO L. w. PURCELL.
| Richmond, Va
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s30.OcO-IO.OOO.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Cass No eo-to he
drawn at Wilmington, Del Saturday, May 29th IsI7
Is NUMBERS-I4 DRAWN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25
SPRING GOODS.

'H'E Hf7EfEEN HItNNtNNTN NtIffl0Is EOIl HOI
So. LADIES, ~ Prince Edward a.. 90.
ih summer Session ~ school on IN, g
DAY oi june ard sni The fourth W,dne lay Of s.p-u,t-
oo~ng The cout 0fstades embraces Bbisr u.uty
anF IN TOE best Scnnaucs ofthe lind bunr. are ,y
md eoinnnnns having been crv,ei pupos- ~ aboi
The ocaunn peasant iscn aud derives macy additional Al
''hi.aes nom ~ vcniyto other Literary Institutions saH
cny retired and believed 20 b. healthy any The st,
board' including ~ accommodations, sto
Modern Languages q,
p- 80 = " 'usuuuent
kF,EsrScss may b. uaie 10 the following gentlemen W. "a,
Nv had ot have nov daughters wafd5 a sehoa
Henry baimunds E'q lisfst Nicholas Rduu,I. y, -.
' Hsy pf 'raham' Fine Edvd Cot Ben Wsasr hp,-.,t
80 'o' NJ b Notoway Mrssrs Edward Carrstp and win.
nYnd '"1 Nv" "'-ses 20 go
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Tickets sio-sares In proportion Certificate package Of
90 Wholes si2o; do. do halves eco do quarters no
$4,000, 10, 900, 10 of $1,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class 10. for Ist7-to be d,vn
June 18th. GO No. Lousry-i3 Drawa Ballots
Snlendid Scheme
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24
~ ~ e5fls4tfs efsis & WI s - !
WHOLE NUMBER %


His skull was at the iootsof d treeyhnd tie.
balahre ,of bis. bones were six yArds.ti 10.
he had full scope fora good jerk;; hence he
verdict. The wolves and yuitures llnye
made his remains much nhitefi sssEsrl
ljneIis
We swan our horses oyef tlle flio It's,
and crossed withohr baggage Ia SHIFT collar
and diekey between three aon q, bridge
built after,the plan "a the famous AI Sirat,
on which The souls Of the blessed sknied
into Mahomet's paradise, Near The, Nu-
eces. river We met Yih The BODY d young.
gentleman, PANIED Brown; BE. had beca,
killed few. days before by a party OF.
Camanches. Gen. Lamar, late President
Of Texas, now Captain Of the Texas Ran,
gers, buried all that the wolves left of him.
Our mess got his saddle and tin-sup.
Somebody will be apt TO get my saddle and
lineup before long. .-..s,..gs..-. IN
We have been received by Gen. Taylor
as a scouting or spy company, and as soon;
as the horses are rested we shall have the
cream of what's going. had not time To-
examine the Qualifications at Monterey, but
hope to see those at San Luis. l like
Capt. McCulloch more and more; he is a
splendid Partisan officer. .--.., ...,
Yours over camp fire, with 4 inch Of
candle, e. H. ToBIN.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24
,For; ,atel Portage Sentinel.
Y. O.. sACROSTIC. 9

Traitor 10 thy ceuntry-5ga,y ~
Haste thee quick to Mcxico-s- 81
4 .O,es thee let her heppcr ~ ave. III 4 I,
Make hor furnish tlss : gfass;ss 81
And Escape thy injured country's hate,
So richly won--a s1erys fate. aa
Colunbia-s fiee.men own thee not
Ohio bushes at the thought.
Rank with Arnold doeds, thy name, g <
will in his',ry share his fame, r B fgf1
In every page in cv'ry cline, ..s
Now, and through all coming time.
..s ~ -YINDEX,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24
RAvENNA 4, ohio WED61 DAY MARcHaA Us

!. A song has been handed down, which
was written shortly after the destrlictionQi
en at Boston harbor, which MAY afferd 4
morsel to those who may deligh. iii feast.
ing upon these. tnementos Of The past oj|
past. III ss2
7.nAsnear beauteous Boston lying j. 1'iS
On the gently swelling flood. sa.r
Without jack or pendant fyingy ..
Three ill.fated tea ships rode.
just as glorious Sol was setting,
On the wharf, a numerous crew,
Sons of freedom, fear forgetting,
Suddenly appeared in view.
Arm'd with hammers, axes, chisels,
Weapons new for war-like deeds,
Towards the harbor-freighled vessels,
'i'@ They approach'd with dreadful speed.
Hovering o'tr their heads in mid-sky,
Three bright angel forms were seen;
That was Hampden, this was Sidney, '
With fair Liberty between.
.4"Soon." they cried, your foes you'll banish
Soon your triumph will be won,
Scarce shall setting Phebus vanish,
Ere the deathless deed be DONE"
Quick as shot the ships were boarded,
Hatches burst and chests displayed;
Axes, hammers, help afforded. W.
What a glorious crash hey made!
Captains! once more hoist your s'reamers
Spread your sails and plough the wave;
Tell your masters they were dreamers,
When they thought to heat the brave!
G.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24

YANKEE GIRLS AT SALTILLo.-When
Gen. Worth's command was approaching
Saltillo, and were about three miles distant,
four young women habited in American
dress, were seen standing by the roadside.
Curiosity run high to know who they We're
and they received many gallant salute as
the troops passed them. AT last an othceE
rode up to see who they we're. They IN
formed him that they were from New
Jersey, and engaged in experimenting tht
female operatives in cotton and woolel
factory hard by, and expressed in th'
course Of their conversation desire TO hea
the old National Air ofYankee Doodle.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24

DELusIoN. 1t is popular delusion to
believe, that because dandy's straps nre
drawn tight upon his trowsers, they are 60
ing to lift him into respectable society.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24

hsThis house was desecrated by the soldiers
,inaefs sBurgoyne at the occupation OF Boston
BY the British 10 l77e. The pews were re-
moved and sand tedupop the floor, SO that
itcouid be used as place fora riding>school
by the cavalry, The pulpit and pews were
used for .uel. The south. door WAS closed,
and. q baryas fixed oyer which the horses
We're made 10 leap at foil speed. A grog,
SHOP W. o erected'i the gallery, for the use
sfahsss English eqaestrars. f. ~ = e,sg ss''' s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-03-24

Capture of Gaines party Gusr'i!ias-
Report Of The Murder Of The .american
prisoners "A Colonel Bombastes-A
Skeleton on the Prarie-1obin's march
and final arriual at Tayl0r's Camp.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-11
TaupicO.

By the arrival here on Saturday, says the New
Orleans Commercial Times of the 18th inst, Of the
brig Prairie, Captain Clark, which left Tampico On
the 9th inst, we have ascertained a few incidents
regarding officers in the interior of Mexico, of some
slight interest. A commercial house in New Orleans
received by the Prairie letter, which states that il
is General Salas, leader in the last pronuncamento
who was elected Vice President, and not Gomez
Farias, as we published some days ago. Santa An
mas vote, which elected him President, eleven
nine-the election being by States, or Departments
according To the constitution of 1924. The munich.
pal government of Tampico has been vested in com.
Inissioners, since Gen. Shields took the command
there, the old form of city government having beer
abrogated by that officer This is measure which
proves most satisfactory to the inhabitants generally
Mr.. P. B. Taylor, of New Orleans, is one of the
commissioners.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-11
The Laws, Journals. sc.

Frequent inquiry is made "a what time the
Laws and Journals will be printed" To answer them
az at once, and to satisfy the public generally,
would state, that the Journals will undoubtedly be fin
ished within the time allowed by law Also the Doc
unentary Journal As to the lars, we answer.
If the apology for Secretary Of State is as smart as
usual, (with his salary nearly dcubed) we may be
able to get them out by the time the next Legislature
meets; 20 which body shall explain the reasons.
1t has been hfnted that he is in hurry to assist us
as brother Derees, "a royal whig supercedes us on
the Isl Of August, and, may be- he supposes this work
would help his party to more Of" the sinews" That
is question yet to be tried by the people through
their representatives.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-11

o. 1t was stated last Sunday, by Rev. Mr.. BEECH
Err that there mas been raised by the citizens of Ind
anapolis for religious, social and educational purpo
ses. within the ten years last past, the large of
Sl48,000! This is independent tuo of small private
charities of which record has been kept. 1t will
be remembered that the population has at time ex-
ceeded five thousand inhabitants, and not averaged
more than four thousand. The principal objects to
which this sum has been applied are the building of
churches; for missions foreign and home subscrip-
tons to the erection and support of colleges abroad
schools within the city, relief of the poor, &c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-11

ain the present we have two republics bstcher-
ing one another FIR no other reason, than because
President had not sense enough to avoid 1t. And
although we willing to admit that the Mexican
institutions are not equal perfect ours, yet it
cannot be denied that the Government of Mexico
modelled after our own, and lis institutions with all
its impcrfections bear resemblance to those
of the United States than those of any other govern
nent in the word."-Logansport Telegraph, Jan. 30
If the writer Of the above believes what he says,
he would probably feel himself justified in joining
the Mexicans, and giving them aid and comfort"
BY acts as well as words. As to what he says about
the perfection Of Mexican institutions, if he
citizen of that republic and exhibited traitorous
euirit towards ii as he does towards this, he
would soon end some of them perfect enough to put
halter about his neck for his treason.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-11

INCIDENT AT SALTILLo.-When Gen. Worth's COM
mand was approaching Saltillo, and about three
miles distant from the city, four young women habit
ed in American dress, seen standing by the road
SIDE Curiosity ran high to know who they were,
and they received many gallant salute as the troops
passed them. At last an officer rode up to see who
they were. They informed him that they were from
New Jersey, aud engaged in experimenting the
female operatives in cotton and woolen factory
hard by and expressed, in the of their
sation, desire to hear again the National Air b
Yankee Doodle.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-11

The CASE OF Mr.. BAKER.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Baltimore American says in his
letter of the 18th:
The Committee on Elections, to whom was referred
the resolution offered some days since by Mr. Schenck
of Ohio, have agreed unanimously that Edward d.
Baker, member Of the present Congress- was not ent
tied to seat in this body after receiving his commits
sion in the army of the United States and therefore,
that he was not entitled to pay as a member. The
committee will submit such report at the earliest mo-
ment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-02-11

0FMr. DUGGNs, the successor of Mr.. GRUBBs,
upon the tripod of that brilliant lumnary ycept 'ihe
Indiana Courier" cackles over the fact that in speak
ing of the qualifications of Thomas L. Smith for the
duties of the Supreme Bench, we specified politics
among other branches Of knowledge in which he was
proficient. Duggns puts this word in capitals and
tries TO convey the impression that our idea of the
science of politics the abstract principles of gov
eminent are similar to his own, and necessarily
confined to partizan clapraps and the elevation Of
men to Office through the dirty processes of party CHI
canery and humbug Perhaps in the course of quar-
ter of century, if he should live so long Duggius
may learn that there is some difference between our
ideas and his on this subject, and perhaps when he
learns so much as that he may be able TO appreciate
the Importance Of such knowledge in Supreme Judge
who is liable at all times to be called upon to decide
upon the political well the pecuniary personal
rights of citizens.
Duggins further attempts to be pitty on account OF
the fact that Mr.. Smith is proficient also in medical
knowledge. The State Journal has also alluded tC
the same subject in a sneering manner. Ii is true
that in abiding to Mr.. Smiths qualifications, die
not think of this If we had, we should certainly
have specified it most emphatcay for perhaps there
is no branch Of legal science Important nor Ii
there one upon which lawyers are generally less pro
6cient, than that of medical Jurisprudence. In Thu
particular therefore, we consider it very fortunate in
Decd both for the credit of the Supreme Bench ant
the rights and interests of those who to be affected
by its decisions, that in Mr.. Smith we have judg,
who is not only eninently proficient, we have be
fore said, in his diversified knowledge in genera
literature politics and business, well law" bu
who also has had the advantages Of thorough edu
cation in the science of medicine 1t is indeed new
thing under the sun, that man should be ridculed
aud held to be incompetent for Office, because he pos
sesses extraordinary and varied knowledge! Ye
this is the predicament in which the Decreases an
Dugginses of the whig press incontinenty putin
themselves.