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BLACK LIST.

Stephen Strong, New York,
Richard Brodhead. Pennsylvania.
James Black, Z"
Jacob Erdman,
Chas. ]. Ing ersoll, =.
Moses Mclean,
F, A. Cunningham. Ohio,
Joseph Morris,
Isaac Parish, -
William Sawyer.
Henry ST. John, 6.
WIN. w. Wick, Indiana,
R. P. Owen,
John S. Chapman. Michigan,
Orlando Ficklin. Illinois,
j. A. McCIernand, A."
Steph. A. Douglass.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-02
RUSSIA AND CIRCASSIA.

Defeat Of the Russians. Accounts hon
Constantiuople, dated Jan. 18th. announced
that the Circassians have gained a brilliant
victory over the Russians. On the 18th OF
December they stormed Marquki, having
completely defeated the Russians and k''l e
great numbers of them. The loss oil the
Circas.ians was 300 men. When the aG-
count, left they were preparing to attack
Abouhour
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believe these are all. Should there he
more, will send the additions for the inser-
ton OF perfect list. The members who thus
voted for putting limits to the landmarks of
free territory, no doubt expect Immortality
Let them have it from every Legislative as
sembly, in every free press, and in lasting
remembrance with every free citizen in eve
ry free State. How like a serbent's sting
must be the rebuke so often rung through
the hall for many days past,-"There arc no
traitors in the SoutA.n
The vote was ! Is for the Proviso to los
against It'll members, OF DOG in all.
Tbs success of principle like this is slo
~ enough for-one day. II oush; 10 he
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YEAS.
NAYS

Total 1l5-l14 from the Free States, and
one from a Slave State.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-02

Perth.-Accordng to the official report
several thousand persons are in danger OF
dying from hunger hcfore next spring.
demand for $4,000 forms was made TO the
aristocracy. but only 1000 forms we're ac-
ii
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SWEDEN.

Stockholm.-Regular steam eommnnica-
ton will, on the first of May next, be estab-
lished between England and Sweden
Our government has determined Oh So"'-
ishing slavery in the Island oil ST. bar'no,o-
new. the only colony it possesses IN INC
West Indies. A sum Of E20OO IS to be oe-
voted annually until the freedom OF alt Inc
slaves shall be repurchased.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-02

IIoRRIaLE The cunteBts Of the follow
ing letter are too shocking for comment il
rorrerr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

sOOO grape kOOt- and Slips
- ECEIVED per ship Iowa. from Hayre. via
80 New fork-selseed in France, and imported b. Mors Pr
ehci native 81 Panee years resident Of VIM
MA and practically acquainted
ola Viueyard-
The collection Of uos choice ou,,s
from the ROYAL Garden at near Pa
private rlrden of Louis Philippe.
The collection Part the following variei.e,
ChatIet Blanc Champ
Ncirlin- Clos vougot
Nrli.
Pllntde JUN
Chaseas Rouge
CIaseas Blanc
Qunal
RAJ de Poche
Raisin de Danes
Malaga, Mu,ea, MADEIRA ke,E-
Ino'e Nho wi'h to avail themselves opportunity W
please call soon the planted this month To bear
fruit this years ~ ~
Nb-Nons Pehot will purchasers full dire eton about the
planning and management Of slips For sale by
SIN. ZACHRIssoN
Iel9-cSm Chemist and Druggist les Broad street
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To FARMERS, COUNTRY mERcHAyTs,
AND OTHERS.

.tVNf HeuHtHon AT PcnItcnt iarY Hlore.
subscriber OF The Board . mon, ~. 10 az
fer At greatly reduced prices
ing. ~ 's'' -" e''''f
Z"'o 'ard' plain and striped Linssy for Women, soshns
In Store for Fail purchaser:
300 heavy ready made Ker.sy Goats
200 pairs do do do Pants
5000 pieces Brogans large a..op.n n .o.r.. -, A.
Shoes equal TO any n the marsst
Complete sets Of Wagon Harness hor,.. win Car,
Wagon Harness in portions
Warrsnted Ares very superior
ho Wheat Fans What Bag, Refrigerator, Wardrobe, and
FuRSTTuRk Of different kinds nv
for se al fenaenary, very Fupe4ior Of Burr ME
STONES Wagons, Day, Carts, &c. ~
Inc above are offered t.rns ana pur
eases viii do wei tn call or At III. stor. M
H. street leading To Mayo's Bridge.
SIT JAS. g. sPoT-rs Ares. Penny
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SUPERIOR PIANO FORTES.

w W. L.. MONTAGUE respectfully informs
ho'e who vi TO purchase Piano that or,par
ed 10 furnish them with numents very best quality upon
reasonable term, they oblinsd any where in III.
Union '' "-'N IN A''
The in'iru which he are made Of IN. bes,
matraf by ~orkmen CT experience. thur
WIN regard In aHrsbty Of FgrkaHslly B.4afy Of s.A h,,
fanos are EsTraaied eqgal to any ide country
ghn- and elasticity OF touch equality sweetness q,
ohe throughout marked pseazris OF instru
Tor sae by the subscriber Whenever written
qlf'd VII Be given Orders any Of the Southern OF
"esern States attended " fidelity and dispatch
fanos untd IN the best by competent hand at short
~
w Il N las conitanty for ae assortment Of MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS. Of every variety rrice and CO..
eehon OF MUSIC embracing I'll publications or the United
states New Music received regularly
WIN l. MONTAGUE,
Dealer in Music and Musical In,;reuerts,
Syn Of the Col Lyre.
IL No. 1914 Main s,r.ct o,nos,,s an. 5,.L
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GARDEN SEEnS.

I'HE subscriber is now in receipt of constant
a'dcn' to hs supply Of Garden m m The well Known
esshl shneat of ID lancrSih Of Philadelphia.
Ihese Seeds have acquired above All tbe an, an
"ai-ha - be esh end genuine, and implicitly esed "a
Az Old seeds ~ tie direction of NJ I.ardreh ae apnuauv
vi his"n m m sale BY ihis The pablo be assured TINT
an Is rom i1e slbserter rsiabe possible 70 be
aetAfe nrrs and hoIe purchasing ssa wop!i con
SUI er interest By supplying themselves with andre as SEEDS
non IN s10serioer JOHNSTON
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GE0RGE EARLE. Mcrchnn1 TaiIo-

No 1s5 CHESNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA
As constantly hand, Tailoring Store Oh
poe the staie House elegant French
Snsh Coihs Cassmeres and NestnEs per late
" tie conducts the establishment principe az ,epdn,
no garments out OF his but OF quality and Is
mus itat he ha'so long enoFel this eli,
and throughout the Union. He respectfully solicit All
ron geneen visiting the city viii execute any
orders entrusted 70 him superior STYLE and a. rate, thar
the sane quality had store in the civ I'd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

~-hF ---N ~ " an
IND GENUINE,
, and Retail:
Leek-Larze Scotch
Lettuce ~ White and Green
Head, Early Cured India.
Whi'e ant Green Coss, Brow !.
Dutch
Melon-Sutmeg, Green Ciuon,
Pine Apple
Water Meion-fnest Kind,
Nasturuuu
Husts ri--WhIe and Black
ioA.oa-WhItc aLt Rcd
lOfra
Peas-Landre'h's Extra Early.
Eary May, do frame. Blue
Prus Ian. Dwarf Aarroyfat.
I Bishops Dwarf ProLfe
I PepPer-Assoded
ParsniP--Long smooth, French
sugar
lParsIcy-fiHe Cured
IPam7kin-Lafee Yellow
REusarb-:or Tsrts
Radiish-iosg Scarlet, Long Sal
moR- White lump. Scarlet
Turnip, Black Spanish
Salsify-or Vegetable cy.ieT
Sp!Jach
slaasn--EafS Bunch
Io- aio-i-arg- Red aEd Yellow
Turn p ssored
Herb and Flower SEEDS.
I Wa. PALMER.
| 1. %
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

A RTICBORE-Green G.ob=
IN Aspsrasgs-WhitC Giant
Poe Bssns-Large & small Lim7
snap Beans-Eariy China, diaf
YeloE SiE Weeks
DO Eary Mohawk. do | moor
DO Refugee or ioU0 toI
Bee;-Ea-iy Blood. lump rooted
10 do Yellow DO DO
Do Long Bloos. M,ngeI wurze
DO WEite SI,esian French sussi
B'oeoh-Wh 4 ana Purple Cape
Cabbage-Fariy and Large York,
Parry and Lste Bat sea. Ear,
ly sHgs riod Large Drumheac
Large Bergen, Flat Du.cu
Dumtela Savoy. Green Curl
ed savoy. Red DGleh
Cauhhowcr-Eafly and Late
Ceiey-Wh.te Sold
Carn'-Loag Orange, Lars Red
and White PIED
Cres--Curiei or Pepp-EgT,ss
Creumber-EaTly Frame, dist
Cluster, Lnns Green Ions
Prekly GherkiR Tor p,esl.ng
CoD-Eagy Sugar. DO TuscaTo
IA, DO Golden Sioux
EDciSe-Gfe n Cufl-d
EGG Piar;-FUIple
kae-Biue Clfled Siberian
Green CURED Scotch, Rape OF
Cole
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FOR SCOTTSvILLE AND LYNCHBURG.
- e.

IN and after the LIST October, our Packet
~ Boats will Richmond at A. NJ Mond,y "Wednesday
and Friday and arrive in Lybeh5urr day. 81 PM
RETURNING
Leave JynehbuE Monday wednesday and Friday nj A.
and arrive in Richmond days 81 Pm.
Our Boats connect Csrrvine Coach
Line TO farmve Prince Edward at seou,yi
with Parish Co.'S Line OF four hose stluntnn
Sept 30. is46. BOYD EDNoNn A D.yrSpoRr
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NOTICE.
n 4 IL H.. L A =

II HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS.
TRlCE who my employment for several
oil saLd OF l3th and Cary
street. fwM ANDERSON CO. for the purpose
Wholesale Grocery and General Commits
Dome Goods Colon Yarns &c,
sape products and minerals Of the Sac aud have
gagged Mr. DAVID ANDERSON IT, conduct the
grocery department OF sad business His expert
locations for That branch NJ the business wei
kn them and also made
arrangement MT FRED ANDERSON aid in manage
Of tn tobacco de long been familiar md
umatey acquainted with this branch OF business.
Liberal advances bn made groceries do
goods tobacco, wheat Pug and articles Of
general trade WM. ANDERSON, Jr.
February ltt Isi7.
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GRUBBS Il APPERSON,
DRUGGISTS.

= - No. 81 Main Street.
HANlNG made large additions TO their stock
II Il Drugs Medicines Paints Dye Stats Window Gas,
sc Prepared % furnish Country Others
Low similar areles be purchased market We In.
those wishing purchase ami e1lmas our soek
GRURBS A APpEEsON
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Portrait Painting.

TO rur rsrEoys MSS sErs
WIN c. BROWN, Of London, politely informs
w thc Oi1eas o. RchHoud and vicinity b, has re-
opened hs sill1 and Exhibition Room AHen Brotbeft
100 VAN sweet wfcte Of hs Ar b. Anonr
hcm ne Portraits % distinguished sdfvuai, We
tnnEn this CITY.
Rooms opea ncus sA.NosP.N Ladies and gentlemen ar.
y a n,
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A RECORD OF NEW BOOKS.
MARCH an.

TNALFS Of Woman's Trials by Mrs. s. c.
n Han-24c
sIhscrpian 81 per annum
N E'say ssy. ~ Ringessrsls will, preface and ine1
BY w u1eniumsrA N-57!e
Iupitrs ucw wutk Authors Nin' a Boot6 Of R,ots
OF Thuv Book tn onsEdtci ~ Topper p. Nuth, Of
"frovefhial Philosophy Sr-71lc
The Rurucy Pager rafs and Dan and Letrs Madame
y Nthiy 90 I'D ~ hrr nr work-tt eaeh the
vh'i" cnmIle'e IN vois cilih e.
The Cole OF Houor b saushf3n-l5c
No Gude to Workers IN Metals and stone-s2sO
WiTac'ts Aut ties o. Literature. volt-tsO
Nahtn's System OF Intellectual PM ,soahy-st
tn Rabi eriu MeUco By tafribc-3jr
fafkcr' Geographical tcsfions excellent lille ott2se
The True Believer. BY Rev A Mihan-soe
fs.nr' inrItliss II Medicn W, svo-s1
Ana 0luher supplies Of
Nrs WI tly' Statesmen u AucrlA-i5c
fauu Itsu History Co1siit. anil Eua ~ OF NAPOLEON
eAetp edition l2c, dae cop with portrait. g5c
We have hso ihe L. vo bound comprising Eve numb rsgt
f1d la't Fore cue hy Sherman KHowics-25
O. 2 Mars ~ Count DC Vguy-25
A1Fat,fct Kttrw. Sc. NtsH 4 Wa1nTDfsF
Boosscrcrs aua dcs'-rs .r ? snl Forcs Music.
Ms|e
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'.cntlcmen's light CaIfsEin Peg'd Beets,
USr received per schr LOWELL irom Boston.
y tupPb 81 , above Boots Shch ~ be sod Tbs
are handsnme ant soot JUDAH MYERS,
hp No. 81, wes Nsin Street
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FALL AND WINTER ARR1NGEMEIT

NEW RAILROAD AND SrE:An BOAT LINE
Between Richmond and Norfolk, Portsmou In.
Old Point Comfort, &c, Port WaitiinII.
fhhb REDUCED TO Is Cents, INCLUDING MEALS!
= kTINHE public is hereby notified, that
SAttssx<- u the quick and beautiful Steamer Angus
Ia which is ia the complete a day night
Inc and Unsurpassed IA her accommodation running
tween Port wahai and Norfolk from
Richmond and Petersburg rs sny
ding
Passengers leaving Richmond MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS al g! NJ, Breakfast board Augusta
Norfolk about O'Clock r NJ Returning toe Augusta
leaves Norfolk at A. NJ on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS
IuRDAfs passengers breasfAstnE board ani
Wathal at half past ~ NJ and AZ Richmond r.
will be perceived from above, and
expeditions Ls gives to Norfolk
opportunity of uansaeng and returning by ner
morning % as to be absent from their
The Augusta will landings
take IN and put out av other points
where Ggua made
The public assured,
FroP-ors1o keep up this line permanently
between Richmond and Norfolk the best and
the lowest
For further information, freight sppy at DEPOT OF
the hehmopd and Petersburg Railroad Company, Ticket
Agent
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Y ID
SIR-lou will take notice. that. unan Inc 18th
- iy u march si7, between ne avn ~ and g.
VI wc shan proceed n Counting aestrs
hcy Cory Ehaa Comm Merchants city OF New
O.s-s AMI State OF Lou dcposons lef Noon
Kiss Russ VIM Scott tiwad Thomas and others rrsd
evidence IN ttc SUR n NeG1 ant ctAers Dsus fdminra
Tor md ohef AMENDED ard supplemental t in a.
suit ~ eaye n the CoI. TIE dsy Februsfy
nov teperdnr 90 ne Circuit sulror Cou ,bauJ. ~ TIE
tithmo.d ticut leh rsnt a. ans YOU
and others are euta ard any caus The - iepg
'rs shn not bT commenced shsd i ION DAY 81
Nsf,h ist5, ihc continued from isv 10 dy b,tuesp
Che hours. INIT com. o,sd
A q. NATHAN. and MARGARET vile
o. 1f--fId COUNSEL.
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Eastern Roots and shoes. fresh from the NAN
ufRctuvCTs.

ufactuvCTs.
TENllE subscriber has jus, received per he 20
"A WELL from rost 10 th- .N fcasinab, Roo ana
Shoes nsde p1rcut,v th c.iH lic n hs ey Amonr
when msy b. isunI
Ladies N ck s,hd Morocco los ani Hustias
Iun Vrrss a0i Iifs fsa'ss
Fraskr. a sni Leather rutk NJ ard TIES ti.
Mss Goat Boo Nor eco and seal MICA soled
Bustns AL TEE
Gcuilruc Fuou made Zoo thfrp
Clh ard kp do vtU nrsf u1i g ri
hens hravy stitch s sruci Rros,ns Hreia and Sound
hcFs a. Wonens t.t Roots anf p-rrri a., Rus
aims ami Tcs 3d. srwci rerrci strap vct Do ~ III The
s'N' wttc shrTci before ie @ c1nse ,nty bluar
hid By retailers ani either BY te forru or -rie rar
u q. FRANkttN. nra'cr and Mansfaftrfsr
No 2i5 Bosd STREET stockcc H beov Mcsr Vaien
tine Brcefcn
prcmpfy atsr Cd this ssotnett ~ nov nm and
comqee q every description he frensfe7drg VANS Tor
thocs VII please The PIKE heir orders le VI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08
GARDEN SEEDS.

NOrICE-Genuemcn Informed that ~ leaving th-t o. ca
with hey have ars' o. clothes made
% BlIm1rc los price thrn such uilay cn
AZ gatmcns vsusa'ed " Lave yout .sasure
with fch ~ kEFN a CO. io2 Main
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4 IPSCUMBE 4 BROCK take this method
- rstuniur hss the public rn
ctany Cor ne ey received o
- snd lsm ih1t they have REMOVED
% oppOsi Messrr Nacufins Hfeedea
60 wh-s 10y sisnd keeping IT s gsucfal
tamtiy Groceries, and poro, ~ et ateaton business
10 o. share of Parouasc Hfs-9m
rOTTON YARNS. 5000 pounds superior
~ Coron Vans fo sns Mt ~hieh ispos
| 20 oil very reasonable Terms.
ht CAPERros q cRUAP
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

HNHlS DAY received, per schr Union, large
n and well selected Stock Of Wiucs, Itauors and a.
Rnr-, Of most superior quay-hrand entirely new Among
pbem viii be found
20 boies DueS Grap srcV mousseur. vintage Isi1
90 d, s9nfkliFg MoseHc soharsburR
10 do Johinnesbc ger
10 do Stsnwein In MainE
PIPES Holland Gin, superior quality
DO Schugjan
~ haf PiFet pure Coma.
~ h,hand ~ CASTS old otrj rupuy Go Pnet Casnou.
- Uupuy and sognoue brandsan Of the superior
uutity
10000 genuine Havana Cigars various i'm
pornfon which AIDED 10 choice supply Madeira
hsa ava ~ cescnpions Of Naes, Liquors sud
ed We an SUIT The taste Of the mos. fstdous and prices
eomHon'y low for cash good paper
GALLAGHER OLDNER,
No SO Main street,
hb ? doors stove w City fotsL
=. 1890. .------- =
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SWAN TAVERN.

YIN b'oou street near the Rtc hmond. Treder-
tckSburE & Potomac Railroad Dcpot
EhE above cahiisbment order for IN. ,s
II eomm'dit.n 81 tave The pro1retor sohe the en-.
ION Of h' Old inends and he public gereaiy.
Bo1ri per day Sl25.
~ travellers song in the NSsthcrn Cars viii find t mos.
convenient phase e lodge brrak a A. lisg bn - y,,
OF the p.r7L Breakfast only 37I cents
felS-u W r,yrop
NoTICE-rhe urdr gned Executor. OF he a 1 vii AMI
e'tamtnt OF Eiwgri cole city Of Phia5cl
phA oeeeascd hUIeoy noI may ucern that b.
Fle OF 'ne powers FtCcu pursuance
OF ~ ~ OF ihe GeEcral Assembly OF Virgins Act
TO aetle tn transfer o. on stock COMPANIES OF
ancr ihe 18Th lay Of juno Be transferred TO such
persons lecome the Purcher. a the stock ,bs
Richmond. Frd'rck.bufr Poomae load Conrany stand
iHg on The books Of sad Company the AL Ed
mund Goldman deed GEORGE W. AsPiNNAIL
f s-'m ISAAC HAZLEHURsT Shir
nlSSOLU TION.-Tno Copartnership mere.
- toore existing und,r the Warren q F.r s thu
day Dissolved BY mutual warrcn and Thos
fass are both cuhor4s the 10 closing
~ ,hs ousine's Wa T. WARREN,
rely !, l-3 THOS. r. FARiss.
q OPARTNERSHIP.- undersigned have
~ tbs day 1ru-i under the s,,e and firm Of
ARRFN, FARSs BROWN. f'f the purpcse Of conduct M
a esucnl Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods busi
ness AID WI dur me present. Ike s additions
the usual stock of ihr Old c0ncrru specy invite
the attention Of ouf ffienis and The pubhe EepsTaly
WILLIAM Z. WARREN
THOMAS r. FARtsS
Feby D, ist7 uesl BENTLEY BECwN
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W. 5. d J. DOMAIN.
Fall Importation Hardware.

~, TIT VI " ftENs
- the ship "ilatkaway. Just arrived IN James
a. River tom Liverpool Pau lmaorat,on
OF English Hardware ard Cutlery We received ~ r.
rival. from the Northern Manufactures To-.
American lariwar..
Our importation The present To arrcs, h-ve ever
made AMI even worthy aleuu Of purchases we
have Teen careful 10 ri upt' parn and quaue. the
sre ataptsa % the wants Of ate ecnd eai We
aEo pi, aid to c prices that saii.actory We res
pccuuy invite merchants snd generally purchas n
Hardware, 10 give a call W :. 4 J. DONNAN
M NJ, So,
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COparIliersIrip.

VS. have this day formed connection in business,
saed In atoye Advertisement and that the
have made will for the the confidence Of
nios friend. and the public generally WIN ANDERSON Jr
st IsI7.-tf TRIcE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08
GARDEN SEED

FROM GROWERS Or EHOHS REPUT4TJCNr ann mar
R-1-NTED FRFSH IND GENUINE
Al Wholesale md Retail:
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(IOvEH sBsD-we psesarcd 10 furnish our custom.
~ er. with No. Clover Seed, very low.
HS gkETTER 4 cRETTER
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DIR. BANNING's BODY BRACE.

Dh. BANNING'S BODY BRACE.
NhE subscribers. having propretor for the
sale and disposition Of DR. Bannnss body
OF Virginia beg call the public
value IN the relief affords Weak
Of the Heart, Dyspepsia relief
to public sseasers weak AMI dropping Children
aGd
rang shoulder brace The
for two o. hrse dye lady Instructed by Dr Bsnnlus
tend To fitting the Brace
Bnee. SlS for tae bes'. Books csna'so be Ind.
Persons desrous Rights can do by m.
pcauon 10 the subscribers who prepared
aud Books Jals-u ~ EUsrACH a SON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

Beautifui Dress Boots, just Received.
"E have Just opened by Adams n Co. EI-
Line another beaut fol lot of Miles, fine French dre,
Boots splendid article We invite gentlemen want OF
Peor and splendid article give call This lot Of Boots
IN bdsome II the hansomes Virginia We ige
supply OF them hand always and OF the son. They
Ut beautifully de- ~ PUrNEY A WATTS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08
Rifbmono Dailp pbis.

RICHARD n. TOLEIt, Editor.
WYATT NJ. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-01
The FLOUR TRADE IN NEW York

THE FLOUR TRADE IN New YORK
Failures Of Dealers.-The speculative
movements in New Y ork in breadstuffs are
producing their worst results-failures a.
mong the dealers and reputation of con-
tracts. The New York Tribune says that
it hears of failures and refusal to fulfil con-
tracts, and in some cases by parties who are
we'll able to receive the produce they had
contracted for. There are not reported any
important failures yet, most of the heavy
spectators having made money notwilh-
standing their present losses.
But their time will come, if they follow
up the speculation. We had word of
caution to our dealers the other day, and the
results in New York should operate upon
them as "a moral and an example,"
The following comparative statement
shows the fall in New Y ork, occasioned by
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1847-07-01

AN INTERESTING AFFAIR.-An affair oc-
Cured in the First Municipality few days
since, that created quite an excitement in
pears that young man from the North,
who. having been in the employ of rich
merchant in -- street, became acquainted
some twelve months ago with his employ
er's daughter, blooming damseI of sweet
sixteen. Each being of an age when the
heart is brimful of love and sentiment, six
months had not passed when they had mu-.
tually pledged their hopes and Affections
They had, with admirable skill, managed to
blind the eyes of the fair ones parents SO
effeciually, that they had not even dreamed
OF the existence of any feeling between them
warmer than that of common friendship
Not daring to avow the passion, which they
confidently expected would be frowned up
on by the father, they at first resolved to
brave all danger and elope
While making the necessary arrange
ments, which they imagined were being
conducted with the utmost secrecy, the IA
Their came to knowledge of the facts; he,
being of a kind and generous dispersion, land
not wishing to thwart the affections and de-
stroy the happiness of his darling child, and
entertaining high respect for the young
man, at once came to the happy determine
tionto disappoint the lovers; but in way
that they little expected. He secretly made
preparations for wedding, and invited
few intimate friends to be present on a GER
tain evening, at little party he was about
to give. Through brides, he had obtained
from female servant who attended upon
his daughter all the particulars of the inten-
ded elopement. The evening of the day
fixed at last came, and the maiden's heart
lhrobbed with anxiety and fear, when she
reflected upon the step she was about to
take; but love, as is usually the case, PROV
ed stronger than her sense of duty.
The gay Lothario had, as he thought, for
tunaely found boat that was to leave for
Natchez at nine o'clock in the evening, and
had engaged a passage for himself and in
tended bride. He engaged a carriage, and
made all the arrangements to leave the house
at eight O'Clock. The father, through the
means we have spoken Of, obtained all the
information he required, and the carriage
driver, who was to wait upon corner near
the old genleman's house, had received his
instructions from him. The lovers reached
the carriage, and in moment were whirl-
ing, as they supposed, to the boat; but what
was their establishment, after a short drive,
to find themselves at the door of the wrong
ed father! No pen can describe the con-
fusion of both, when that individual stepped
out and kindly welcomed them home. They
were ushered into the parlor, and there
found priest in attendance; and in few
moments the happy pair were united. The
girl fell upon the neck of her father, and
wept tears of Joy. The old man, after lee
turing his child upon their unduliful pro-
ceeding, generously forgave them, and the
next day his neighbor merchants were
struck with wonder by seeing painter ad-
ding ''& Co." to the name on the sign
~ 0. Southerner.