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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
I'D. KELLINGER's LINTMENT..--iia 81

4oN~ond-rfg preparation tb- Afflicted haze g,' sbs
they hsvs long AMI sehou-ly called kJr. Not gsfL
lary s-, IN the sale ~ twenty thousand boies has be-
kn0sa failing 10 do all that expected u H. II
IKE mage IN al rhsInsiie Affections and pains u si sDj
cure al sores of say description either hotse
~ the application 10 made and In shorter Tine Than
other remedy offered To the people. u u very ire
gr<nt, safe and ae-ablrto b- used upon all sxss,
naDy and internally and far ~ taking cold ser We
Mr.. James Murphy " tho Bowery Line of srsass
thai tssved the NE Of " his and IN usng svsry
dozen nos bottle has failed
High Bndge Al his plsss sroce shsr rocs ma bsss
used without fzUn. Mr. Arnold Mason add Mr. sarnus.
Roberts builders of he bridge; Mr. Mason ssys that by
the " reo four botlss HE rheumatic psDs have
been entirely graduated Mr. Roberts yiyes hs op.a
lcn mat WA one of Lhs Of saving hias
from AZ iniury sustained from fall To he hs< ~ ~ John
81 and Al the great Cesirsi DEPOT Harlem Railroad OF
Guy Hal. n -aLke hniLlss ~ ~ So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
BEDsTRADs BEDsTEIDs!

Mattress and Weather Wsresosf1s, 10
Chstham-st Mulberry 1T TIE
ssrton Of BOusessep-ss and Others 10 particularly cal -
to Wllss Patent Right and Len screw bsssiesds whlcf
rec-,v he prernn AZ he Fsir Of the American In
snie Th-se Bed.e.cs proof sgsipsi vernin II al
kinds can put up or ssssn down N orc min1eis
linn. No hetsr proof wanted ~ The uper1orily Of
lh~ss sfssds over eli Others han BY stAnx vitts
IN. las Ave yssrs tfy boussnd VI hem he,1
soId The Pablo respectfully 'nvilei 70 ear and
anime for lbsmselves
~ cn.s ~lol ..se and rstsi 12lfrn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

Nh FALL tAsn1ONs.-dai- Hal>.-Paris moe
Iii SKIN IS equal those sold by Others 81
elegant dress hats at o. ~ and y Is suIeri0,
style add fni- thoe Ia places At - neat las
- C. Murch Will he pleased 10 ma friends st b-
e.tsblishmsnL GEOhOy p. ~ Brown =.
m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

SMXLL sIZED LETTER PAPER, sso ,Yly "a
- peers snd enyeop~s In greet variety dlsr~s saf Ga
3um booss for year 1871, motto seals
fers; diamond point god p:ns =, Nc i~hols,s~ AID
sin Manufscmrns starioosss n Maiecu ate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
- WATCHE-, JEWELRY ud silver W.lio

r. WATCHE-, JEWELRY and silver Wsry
- The subScrbers continue 10 have for safe fu
~ assortment Of fine Gold and Silver Watches, Of
- the most approved makers which viii be offered
al The very lowest prices and war aDt~d eorre- lime
keepers They constantly receiving the attest styles
- fashionable JeweFy of every description tren5bg
Gold FOB and Guard Chains Breast Pins Ear sngs FIN
ger Rings Bracelets Head Ornaments SC Silver spoons
FORKS. susr Knives siyervar- equal b. ooin OoS
and Silver 5p,ctasees, Peffcsl, Cone@vs, Convex AZ
French Clocks and Nsfches repaired equal tie Oginsi
AKERLY BRIGGS, l5s BOvsry.
49,. .l.y,. 4,....n..t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15
Slinations. OF. iuantso.

WANTED-A person with S., LaA e.sa. 80 a,
w security, spc rho vo0.d NE 10 usvsl rhsl. -.
Ire certainty - making fortune N yer, shors ,,r -
seilrg patent rights for instrument Tor hoiiny "
ter The peculiar fesnre o. this 0fes H. ts - a.
compsned with he knO~iscge OF ho~ prepsr, t~ y
Gtcles Of universal and very extensive apy.c.or n,
ceiling thss ledge 70 osh-r.. TIE IN fisdaa ~a,s
be certain Of realizing bis exP~nses and mach h
socs aoue The moss clear and posi,tve proof vii -
spply very 5000, and hops VII give lheusefes
any trouble bat hose who are prepared Noihihs bot 4
Al No n chs-sl neN TO Johu-st between 2 ard SP "
w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

NNANrkD-A te~ ~ estae iss ~oeies NC ar
w la- cesshrssd medicines n al ysrs u hs ccaouy.-
said m-dsein-s prepared ~ eminent prscsiesi
physcan And Chemist who has hs9 IS y~sr practice N shs
ely and 10 member 81 tie Aefical sociey fcr 1- esg,
and State 81 NswYoA For esch disrsse there s'ns
remedy properly ed 9Th dir-ctns Tor sod diet
and hat ANY person administer lhei1. All pr-psfs
tors prc-uFet this establishment vii ~ ws-rsrte< -
-esei Apply he oel-nsn laboratory. ~ Ce.r
Address h0S lsSs pc, osc> All ~st-rs -
an raid rleu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-15

ITO HOTEL kEEPERs.-It Il well known Str;
he beet Sheffield Plate which 10 ussly used 10 bo'cis
will. 10 the course Of shor lime BY ofsn cleaning b@
come WON sod show copper spots on the nrsc> You
are hereby Informed that th- Silver PstiEg FLUID. whic5
we have been gradually Introducing tor the lat three
years we warrant restore by single sppfesion any
IND Of plset goods the money Cal md a.
NCFPs, MCFP~, ~ -s-ry variety. made - - -
A'lm.t-rsls and vcrhBsnshp, FIRE put y hss ors-r-
Alec s,ye OF chDfrvp's hats, 9Th f-sin-'t fAe
above srfi~.es for s.e he ~-ssosAni- erm' -
NONARQfys sass.oxsbss bsi s,h srs ~sFriDo
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16

s.e-=fs. DAVIS 4Htt.NEBa es#afa-,
GtHe-sl gents f9f lie IS c-r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-16

~. tts..''ll'i hh ~, s."ays sold his ffs,.,r.,,.
II an aat sra '' Fs'9AssI4Ield in it,. -4Ii
dec N
r ~ 9oorERs' rouI > n..,. 49,.
- 2ia i0f 'ais = !a7 Gil u eai .ae.n
Democratic banner., 1847-03-22
BlRGlINS II DIRT CO0nS

ME undersigned have recently rrrci,
Il ed a considerable addition 70 their
iormer stock of Goods, making Their a~ssurt-
inent quite full, and as I've expect to make
a Change i'll our business during the cnsu-
ing winter, we shall from this date, offer
our Goods at rery red"ced prizes for Cash
or Produce in hand, and many articles at
cost and less. We invite a call from our old
Customers and the public generally, and
would also remind our friends that we wish
all accounts closed by cash or note, and old
notes paid up. +. & ID. DRAPER.
Louisiana, Nov. ODD, 1876.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-22
4 E.i.t.0I letters

He ENAINIEG in the Post Office at Troy
"a No. on the 1T. January, 1911. which i!
not taken ont in three months, Will Re sent {.
the General Post Office rs deed lcttcr>-yiz:
Democratic banner., 1847-03-22
Land for Sale

Nhe subscriber wishes to sell his Farm, con.
II. sisting Of 22O acres of choice land, iyingt
about 5 miles from Louisiana, Immediately on
the main road leading from Louisiana to Paris.
There are more than one hundred acres well
enclosed and in i fine State of Cultivation, on
which there is a good Orchard of 100 bearing
trees, and there is also a ~firstratc meadow Of
IL acres. The whole track is remarkably well
watered, afiording an abundance OF water for
stock, and all farming purposes. Besides a COOL
dwelling house, there are also a number of first.
rate out houses, consisting of a Kitchen, Meat
balle, Barn, Stable Sc, &c., l will say moth.
lore, prssnming that those who wish to
Purshase,w will view the premises for themselvs
JA.NESRENNING.
~ Cases Shoes and Boots, Of al siscs and
aC qualities, just opened by
Nov.'16th. IN. BRYSON &Co.
Democratic banner., 1847-03-22
Sale Of Lands ana Town A4gis .lar Z sc

NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance II law. Ht tie Town Taxes on Eetd-
lowinSlan an and town lots, in the Town OF l. ,uran.l Ike CuanN. Mo. fr the Yea"
1916, remainu unpaid, and unless said t xesa aid oil crSts thereon De paid, cu orb tA2
til first dav of Nav next, said lanes and town lots will ontc first day o. May "hr-
said, be offered for sale in the town Of InuiNarG, fertile ave and roes due thereon
the lowest bidder orhe person pay ing tie aN and cost for the least amount In
feet and inches. Sale to continue from day to day. till all are sold, under tho dFec~
Gn If he Tnwn Colector
Democratic banner., 1847-03-22

STATE OF MISSOURI, } Pike county court,
County uf ike, ION fcp: io4''
= 7 is ordered by the court, that all persons.
i owing interest 10 the Road and Canal l'in'i
OF saii caur,y. he noti:i / that the interest o:
said mi viii be n,:lr;i .or the Improvement oi
roads, Oh tie first OF June next, and that unless
the same be rnnctualIy pdid at that time SUIT
will, in all cases. Lc instituted for the recovery
.! both principal and interest.
\ true copy from record.
Tcstc, Al. RCCKNER, Clerk.
Per G.. J. CLARK, D. {.
Feb. p, 1917.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-17
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
Senate.

TUESDAY, March l6, ls47
communication was received from the House of Dele
gates informing the Senate Of the passage sundry bills
which were, upon motion OF Mr.. McMULLES read twice
and committed.
After the reports OF the committees had been made the
Chair was on motion Of Mr.. BOSDUkANT, vacated TO al
low the SFEAKER TO sign the Enrolled Bills
On motion OF Mr.. DENNIS, the bill appropriang annu-
ally the sum OF S5OOOO TO the Primary Schools was Ia
ken up, TO which he offered amendment.
Mr.. voolfolk moved the indefinite postponement OF
the bill and amendments. The ayes and noe being call
ed tor by Mr.. McNiULLEN, resulted follows:
AIES-MessTs. Scott, tSpeaker,) Cox Woods Sutton
Thompson. Moore. Baptist, Bonduiant Garrett Voolfolk
CaPerton, Wiieher, Stanard Smith, Deneale Crump Am
bier, McCauley-lS.
NoES-Messrs. Williams, Wiley, Spark, Gallaher,
Dennis, Sloan, MeMuilen, Rogers, Pauoti, Fry--IU.
The bull amending the act passed March 9th, 1919 re-
guang Tobacco Inspections, taken up on motion of
Mr.. DENNIS. Mr.. STASARD's amendment making il a pc
nal offence to nlurs desce Tobacco when exposed for
sale, after considerable discussion adopted as
rate section of the bill.
The question then being the bill as amended, wa,
decided IN the affirmative.
MESSAGE FRoN UoUsE.
resolution received from the House of DELEGATES
relative 10 the boundary line between Virginia and Ohio On
motion OF Mr. WILEY. laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. STANARD, the bill incorporating the
NirgEa and New York Seam Packet Company was TAX
up. Supported by Mr.. STASAED and opposed by MIR.
VOOLFOLK.
Mr.. CKUNF moved the indefinite postponement of the
bill Motion sus'sned-Hyes Is noes 6.
Recess until o'clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-17
From Mexico.

The N. o. Picayune Of the 9Th contains adyces from
Vera Cruz, via Havana, 9Th u mo later than those
previously received at New York; No mention Is made
Of the evacuation Of Vera Cruz but the Pcayune says the
aivces are mott enough 10 bring intelligence that pro-
ceeding had tsksn place. The confirmed that
he Plaza Of conscang the Church property, meeting with
serious and determined opposition has been abandoned
and that Congress occupied with other projects for
raising money. The three millions recently placed in Mr.
Pos hands, will doubt prove very acceptab!e-and
he sent Santa Anna head their armies may expect.
ed that he will send them money 10 furnish them with
suppIos e.. Santa Anna informs Congress, that no haI
seized upon IS bars Of silver, belonging principally to
Spanish LOUIS and that he had exhausted
his individual resoufe and credit.
The Pieayune contains long proclamation Of santa
Anna bis oOunuymon which regret that We are an.
able this morning to publish entire. lie adyerts the d-
fouue and obstacles which he had encountered organ
zng army for the defence Of the Republic all Of which
he oresaw, when animated by duty 6, hs coun.
Try, he agreed 10 assume position Of much response
bi.-and complains hat, notwithstanding his unceasIng
efforts these difficulties be- had met instead n
encouragement and sympathy, with offOn end ypcfa-
TIN. Accused of apathy end nacuon tho neccssury
consequence Of tho dosiIuton Of oil the essential
Tor vigorous comp1gn, some he says 60 faf as to
brand him ga traitor" lie proceeds vndcate himself
for not fighting tho enemy and driving them from the
county" by minute rccapiuatOn OF The aud suf
fcrngs Of bic army, end Tho consequent utor impossbby
OF active operations Without more efficient arc
adopted he declares that the future presents hope Tho
Mexcsl soles, be- says, not stimulated by hopo a.
ganbu hcy must be fed end clothed. And IT tns can
not bc done, the only means OF protection which the
ty tass ond aud they may lee OIL with their inde
fcuderce, "trsusnitug 20 postery nome foil Of ign.
miuy" llo fsgou the necessity Of 'ketching gloomy
potsfr; but would be a crime not 10 bring the
ce Of the country. Re cannot permit the honor II The
army, and bic own, suffer, lof the inul tho Delinquent
css Of others lie concludes with these remarkable words
"Concornng myself hall repeat f0r the last time, MeI
cans that st focOloct that the nation called 10 de-.
cd her the present contest add 70 restore % her her
liberty, honor and glory, perish with her THIS my
only desire, and DO went, do pretend any thing
else Bur 81, unfortunately, credit should not be- given
my Wofdsii. oil hopes, somebody should thnk
not capsule Of keeping faith with them, shsl prove
with deeds Tell me. il desired 10 deliver up the
msnd Of the army, and will DO u, although would ose
BY that the last opportunity 10 acquire on immortal
because when concerns my county, her feelings and so
", there nothing, nothing in the world, dcut
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-17
Guxnndastn RaiIr..a.


Messrs. Edors .-From article IN your paper Of dis
morning. In rcferenest 10 the action Of the Committee on
koads & Internal Navigation the memorial 81 sandry
citizens OF Richmond lately before Ia. veil from
ees In other papets the subject would that
an impression has gone abroad that the Committee
a'erse 10 the prayer Of the memorial. This only
doing injustice that Commitee but may be calculated
to make On uniavosbs impression the Of tho
great enterprise which they represented
dlsmssiug rom their consideration. To prevent any
such impression being made the public mind the acting
CHAIRMAN OF that Committee took state they ask
ed to DO discharged from the further Of the
moal not because they had
raee to Its merits but because the patrons Of scheme
vocaed by that memorial thought its ght better
accomplished by amendment q bill In relation TO the
Guyandoe Railroad. then before the House OF Delegates
than by bringing In bill the subject Of that road
at so late period Of the session of the Legislature and
when its numbers had become diminished. Had the
gentleman who appeared before tho committee AZ the pa
iron OF tho memorial. urged that bill should DO reported
in conformity with IT, there is little doubt that would
have been accorded At any rate, tho committee would
have hesitsed long before they rejected .dvo
eating as that was supposed to do by members of
the committee, great improvement in tho action of the
State in regard to Its public works. and signed as il
by gentlemen entitled from every consideration to their
highest respect and praying for aid to an enterprise of
such vast importance to the common wealth
MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEES.
MARcu l6ru, lSl7.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-17
House of Delegates.

iVEsDAN, hurch lOth, lS4T.
The usual communication was received from the Senate
stating that they had sed number OF bills and among
them the Tax Bill, with various amendments.
Mr. SrovALL, from the committee Of Finance reported
the following bill:
Ball authorizing temporary loan for the use of the
Commonwealth.
Th, bill, motion Of Mr. LEAKE was indefinitely post
poned.
On motion Of Mr. STErHESsoN the report OF the commit
tee relative TO the boundary between the States of Ohio
and Virginia taken uPand the resolutions recommend
by the committee adopted reported the proceed
ngs Of the House some days since and the
municated 20 the Senate.
Mr.. STILLNAS reported number of enrolled hills =.
being correctly enrolled.
On motion Of Mr.. STovALL the cngrossed bill appro-
Pnaung the pubic revenue taken up, the blanks led
aud the bill passed.
The Tax Bill taken up, with the anne ndmeut,
Of the Senate The House refused concur in the Sent
amendments with two immaterisl excepuous-lhe
most important Of which the imposition of capitatlon
tax upon awyers-on such practice in the inferior
courts S. and such practice in addition to tho Sc
courts IN the court OF appeals TO- instead Of tax reRua
ted by the amount OF income Of each
Mr. MAYO offered the following, which was rejected
Resolved, That select committee be appointed to en-
qure nio the eHpedency OF amending the charter Of the
Richmond & Ohio Railroad Company.
Nh CAsTLEMAS offered the following, which was reject
cd
Resolved, That leave be given to bring in n bill to allow
the Governor Of this Commonwealth two thousand dollars
as compensation for services rendered as member OF
the BJaId OF Public Works. and for other services rem
dored the people OF this Commonwealth; or such sum
as liberal comm tee may think proper TO report.
Ga motion Of Mr. CAsTLENLs, Resolved That leave be
gwen to bring in bill to relieve the Sheriff Of Clarke
county from fine imposed upon him. for falling to pay in
in due time certain funds arising from the tax on store IL
oSnses.
ENGROsSED BILLS.
bill changing the time Of holding certain Courts in
| the Fourth Judicial Circuit. Passed
bill concerning dispositions taken out Of the State
| Passed
bill concerning tho Office Of Sheriff Passed.
A bill TO incorporate the Marshall Seminary. Passed
a bill to incorporate the Lewis county seminary Pass
| ed.
bill fixing the pay and prescribing the duties Of the Of
/ icers Of the Public Guard. Passed.
bill authorizing separate election the Union Meet
ing HOuse IN the county oi Barbour and for other pur-
| poses. Passed.
bill changing the time for the annual meetings Of tie
Valley Turnpike Company. Passed
bill % amend and continue the Act Of tho 2d March
1876 providing for road from the Guyandoie to the Ks
n1wha river. Passed.
bi enlarge the powers Of the Of tho town Of
Woodsiock, ~ tho county Of SHENANDOAH and for other
| purposes. Passed.
Bill providing for tho construction Of Turnpike Road
| from the Lynchburg g. Salem Turnpike, by Franklin
Coutihousc to Jacksonville, In Floyd county. Passed
| On motion, the House adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-17

will retire IL thought uscfa. not TO take the power
which was conferred upon few days ago, because
nave already said more than that do wish any
more employment other honor than that OF saving my
country In the with the Uni,ed States and AZ
soon ss has been done shall retire my domestic hearth
and no human power will be able take the from thence
to public hie And sll IL my seli-denial 10 not Judged
safelent-f my presence is thought dangerous on the soil
on which was boru--l shs seek in foreign county
asylum Tor last days, in which shall pray constantly
Tor the prosperity and increase Of my county Far very
lar am from having ambition less noble and praise
worthy because undeeeived Of the value Of power and dis
Junction. there only remains pleasure, which
Is to deserve and enjoy the applause and Of my fell
low-eitlens."
This proclamation Is dated "San Luis Poosi January
10" On the next day, il will be recoectcd he announced
IN another proelamaon his intention to make attack
the American limo.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-17
From Tam,uico

The New Orleans Picayune Exua az ,A Oh L., s
nishes sdrees nom TsmPco to the 23d ult Cen Scott
sailed ON the 2i' Tor the Island Of obos and the remain
de' OF inc troops were preparing to follow at once except
those necessary TO garrison that post Cen wot,h diy
sion had not arrived at Tampeo letter from Mr. Lum,-
den one OF the editors Of the Pieayunc who goes as an
amateur to see the ball" opened AZ Vera Cruz saws.
TO give you some idea OF what is expee,ed 10 be don.
VIII snow you portion Of what is going dow,, m the
way " mnnluons First there are some 100 900 rounds
OF heav ammunition rockets shells and an enormous
supply all sorts OF combustbles with 40 morars and
OF them inches calibrc from 10 TO
~ rfPounIen' hed batteries consisting Of six and
Twelve Pounues and twelve and twenty -four pound how
nzer with all these 60 the sappcs and miners and tho
pontoon uain IL we don't knock em into fits with these
and get up nice tea party" am very much mistaken
In postscript to his letter. dated the 23d Mr. Lumsden
says;
have not much to adm fact is almost impossible
10 gamer any thing here in the way of what il called army
ne"s-so secret Is every thing kept There is not Mexi-
can IN hs whole country who does know troops
are going 10 Vera Cruz while in the United States, aud
even nefe our own people all in the dark An
ma manages To Keep himself we'll advised Of our
almost venture to say that he knows ne much Of
pah ans intentions, and OF strength and numbers
the heid as any OF those who Wash
ingoh OlV Dispatches Of the greatest
mVugn me ehenys country, almost totally unguarded,
andke weak and struggling parties and mules and
wagons without good and strong escorts they fall into the
hands OF foes.
Gen Scott sailed with ms staff from this place day
iore Yesterday Tho troops preparing follow him,
ana oheers are momentary expecting marching orders
All me forces now here, except the Louisiana volunteers,
the Baltimore battalion and company Of artillery will
be on the Vera Cruz in short time Those that
have named will be left here under the command o! Col
Gates TO garrison the city"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-17
MARINE INTELLlGENCE.
Port ef Isichnsond.
hsrA lv.l,, .A,, "A, a, al ..,I..s p N
ARRIVED,

SchI John S,ul. Teale. Phila, sundries TO Cten-
snaw Bro. Go. Davenport, Allen g. Co, B.sell & Me-
Ssndhsh; Parish, cspeuon & cramp. Edmond & Da-
ssnpoI. W a. Donnsn. Duvsl & Purcell, 2 Johnston,
Hubbard Gardner & Co, T. NJ Leonard Ctubb. & Apper.
son, rofsen * Ladd, Fry Co, Pu,oey & Watts A Hill.
SaeIas so%esvile Gordon & skinksr, David Burr
c csne~' smith Go, Z Dove. Drinker & Morris, l.
S s Caleb Jones, Williams & HaIal Winston,
hsrdolph q Co. II Ludlam g. Co, A Bodeker w Pal
mer. K Trpleu & Son, J Williams.
Sehr Mary Peck, Liscomb, N York
schr Oregon, Hethorn, N York
sehr Protection McDougsl, N York.
SAILED,
sehr Ionic, Hollugshsad, Bait
Bo'TSs March i2-Clsared. schr Henry franklin Mick
erson. Norfolk and Richmond. >'' N'''N
Richmond. "'' '"'he''
=, BALTIMORE March 16-Clesred, schr Indepenaenc.
hnw'n, Norfolk. Petersburg and Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-17

Mr' Msson, Mr. Wheauoy, Mr. Blake and tho general
" talented force Of the Theatre appear this evening In
most brilliant bill Of entertainments Mrs Mason has
burst upon us like meteor Of unsurpassed and dazzling
bnghinoss: her JuIgr sublime effort Of tho hi
tnonic art, thrilling aud dohghdng foil aud intelligent
audience. Mr. Whcatey posscsscs oil tho qualities Of
au excellent artistic, and will appear tho greatest advan
ingr hrs evening In his fivOre part OF GossANER.r Mr.
bakc whusc masofy dchnoauons havo been Justly ap-
pre- lated, will perform BosUs" a crowded auditory
will reward tho management Tor ouch a combination Of
merit ls the Theatre will offer tonight
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-17
MARcu l6rH. lsi7.
CINCINNATI. March 9Th, ls47.

SiNeiSSAri' March 9th, lS47.
10 the Editors Of the Wkig:
Centlemen-I x.. 4. po,.Iv r,o.,,soi - -, -.,--,
find that have been published as des.r,cr from ,h W.
gina Volunteers. IL not my intention when lor Ola
Point to 20 any farther than the CITY of Rcbmond ~,
Old Point the ne n morning n. yonId n. w nv
rested aud placed under guard; the next morning III.
80, 49, W s,s a inc, ana 1 saw that tho only chance
ave having aneuiy with Mai h. was to proceed to
p a. on,.L - r. su M oAuhofe, aud arrive at o..
folk boat-.nd a. ,y c.,L.. ~, W, 'ne next NOR
i'm. !, u.s. ,n, -; 800 ~es III Warrington nj that
vas my uesite 10 see him on business left