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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

- Eso~ rur CRADLE 10 fHs 6RAfs -Adsrtei -.
c1reIy 90 her distractions ln re n-tlr, 80 = htf
.v.-en s-f al TIE diseases ~ Der eufra d. iatsi -
kfusri b Dixon. n ID fp So rficf ~ Fl. '1lfi eai
tton 40. by f1e same s1-t1r SOD ar - -r.i -
u. gaurs men Do 70. rics - eighth esii'en 80
frrsa % ryrrv rcsirr ad couftluins cor ir'r ir's
III lie .r1rtrrls rsrsfs snt t-rsnrn' pr t''f 10y
ard also of every klcun cisess- oi ma 'is -, "a
~. h., p 3. rer of Dr. Nor, 80 rIieunou,ra
.,.. ,s,I. .,an8lur Hi. t1oks written A. nesi
l.r,., ana care set fh snpafrrf desire /" GONNA
a.. tfu,f Fifh the utmost force so earn..
Evening fsL
We hope these uors. viii obt,ia he wiies, p-sA,
clrrui,,ioa - \ lnhune
-They AZ worth ihsiI weight iu sod '-h'ehs'sr De-
uccrsf
We cordially lecorlmsnd e 10 oUg female iiisnts'-
Christian Advocate
" e mott -s-ne.tly recommend their ufToaeiou iss
every family ID The country '-hfenils Bulletin Nes
Bedford.
we hope they vii fna scees. 70 every opsr.ns,n
tti. CITY lN1ice n lndlsiIy. Lowell Mas
The Information contained in these boots - worth re-
De their rrics-yea ahHldred times TOLD
lWs.tilronlau, Bos;oa
CHARLES u RING. cor Of I0hnst sni Broadway
AGENT. wanted throus 1oatthe country or
Wtsmxsros CRoEEEg sToEr, i33 Wiihsn-si See a.
vsTt.,sueut Of @ II clsfF !. .nolheI column = oosn
( RicaELIfV DIsN0SD-PoiSrED GOLD PMS -Hsve yoss
bad pen, Ifso Try Rleheleu you vill find with ons 4
them the greatest possible comfort 10 wntink Theyss
,hs bssi and chespes, pens OF the day .. WArsos
Co IS Wnhsri-sf one door below Malist md ) I Saw
.sg p F1lfonst have the exclusive 'ale Of them Thy
have also large assortment Of Al other kinds wholesssU
retail 81 the very lowest prices 20 be found ~ the city
/ God Pens csTsillly repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

PrrrsKuRGH sept t-l2 VI
The opening Of the week exhibits dull ana De
elining ,pdepey 10 Flour checked ONLY BY The hgni
,uppis Gain I. quiet this morning and other afnees
without change The river u siil ~ s ioNe'' stag
and the Hsht draft boat. only are running
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

y George Virtue &c John st. has issued No.
50 Of ala splendid quartz Devotional Bible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

II CHANBERss MISCELLANY No OF TIM
work "a u. Issued and for sale by Burse" s. suinser
and Befford lis contents are even more varied AnS
entertaining than the frs, issue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

CorRr or sEssIoNs-Patrck Burke, az. 49,,
nj, indlr,sd for an assault with intent 70 XII ''sIs
- No., va. m, upon trssl and the jury found s'ef
5,rt of 40, suilty Patrick Martin pleaded suy 70 an
s..sult and battery on Ralph Patterson. Sen'roce pe
800 = The Court then adjourned until this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

.v REHARKABLE EXISTS n The HISTORY OF
AxxsIcA- By Prof FrosT, 70 for sale BY GrAhsn In
bone Bu.Idings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

ISorTsr.-The Coroner held an inquest yester'
d.y Al 81 Prince upon the body OF James Creel.n,
naive Of Ireland aged % years sho came 70 ns cssn
bv accidental drowning. The deceased win se'erA
others went on an excursion 20 Fort Lee In scnoonef
yesterday where they stayed for some time me party
then went board the vessel and soon sirr "sh'
ON .hore again leaving the deceased on board the
vessel. The Fort Lee steamboat psssed soon alter and
hi. supposed the deceased fell overheard from the rock
ing Of the vessel Hs body WA soon recovered oy
some rnen in small boat from the steamboat lie mas
lefi A wife and large family Of Children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

Mr. D B. Whipple Of Indiana WINE on oS 90.
49, s,srh,a. I.aac Newton her passage 10 .'his v
on saturday night robbed Of sllI when VS.
from hi. wallet while no was asleep IN ni' s.Ho a..
500 bil three 90 pieces and cne'A '''
capped the fingers Of the tnief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

WssmxsroS CsoKERs sTokr, i3s Wiihsn-st See ~
r.l...n-e-la 0. D h CL.II u .noLleI aoamn y oota
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

CHARLES II RING. cor of J0hnfsi sni Broadway
AGENT. wanted throu hoatthc country q r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07
rzy- We notice that The People Line Of stesr

. - ,y.i,,r =, once known ss the Bovery Church,
hs, basn plsced in charge Of the Je'di' Insy M PR
ns,irg 10 ooen Boys school there hi. fsi ~tn .ns
u,anion OF raising ii ~ degrees 10 inc aish'S VI
College
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-07

The Hsnisri1e lAia.l Adrocafe inquiries
Where are Mcssrs. Lewis and Bsghyf Whh 90
they Il the North when their Interests require 'De PFC
sepce At the South
In the same strain ing Richard asks Lord stan
ley.
Where lie thy tenants and thy followersi
Are they no, now upon the western shore
ssfe-eontuc,ins the rebels from their shipsf
c...l... rarfes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19
! rlom The New Hampshire Palno,

Tisforv-1Hs STATE IS redeemed- Dsmoer0rL III
amrdaat- Federalism md Faction Prosy4b-
Kaares and IpltccHes hari,d tram clfer, Gnd e.
a,ca men ycs'nJed 10 poaccr-.i Democratic or.
cynuy-d Demscrat,c Cotncii-i Dem0c'Gil
Senatc-A Dtnloerattc House.
Such in Jew words. is the glorious result 0!
The election in this State on Tuesday las;. We
have neither time nor room tor anv Comments
upon il this week, nor are any necessary. lie
whole story will he found in The returns. hu
considering all the circum>auces--ihe cnalac.
Ter. means, efforts ard appliances ci the mosy
hos, opposed IL The Democracy, We ihink tbs re-
:ory UNPARALLELED in the annals u political 81.
umphs.
The vote is very aree-lhe largest ever 'h'o~n
in this State. II will probably exceed % io"c-
Wha. The majority for Mr.. Williams IS, We a'e
now unable 10 say But il cannot be shor VI
1000. and may go as high as 1900. Al any rate
Ills enough; he IS tiunphan.ly elected an ~.
vii! satisfy The Democracy OF me Granite s'aet
who have 50 nobly vindicatet themselves, an y
,num2hantly redeemed the State tom ne ,''-
,rol OF The most incompetent, Anas'sh, coHuIt
and imbecie administration that ever diSaiacei
any enishlen ned patton.
REcAPiTULATicS.
The above list contains accoh'in. 10 our rtc6.
oning, Democrats 100, Federal allies ~. lheie
i, a NETT GAIN OF FORTY ONE 10 The y I
mucra,s
The towns 10 be heard from gave, last ycas
Democrats 20, Federal allies
Il the Representatives from thee towns shnn 4
be the same rs last year, and No others sna' cay
been elected, we reckon the House 10 sato -
follows
Democrats $50 Federal ai!Ns ''i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19
THE, RICHMOND ENQUIRER:

, Post. rha; VIC rcrnblish lis criticisms. 10 Nor
row, VIC shall comment briefly upon The eStraor-
binary course u:lh- Southern Wing press !" e"'
dursine Mr.. Webster, when he proclalms against
the n,xaion If any new teIIi'piy:
"Wl:tn The three million bill was under nis-
c,;ssi.n. ;ta lie point under consueIa,, W. "ds
Inc tatth,, :, ops,,iun of territory, Nh. Wehsef
Uses IN h,s rl..ce end says 10 lhls purporE Was
saehuse1i> ,.onli iiac litIc oil mat territory
yes sir. although protest in her name asaihsi
ui,,lrsale aoou;silion vet take nCi.es do not
sneak of The acquisition OF a port or Two on he
Pacific for The benefit 81 navigation AM COM
merce This means that New Bedford would
like port on the Pacific for her whale ships
and Nantucket another. Bosom ard Salem and
NewburypoH demand another. III truth, there is
no SIae in Ibis Uuon 50 deeply interested in he
acquisition III territory on The Pacific ocean as
Massachusetts And vet her Legislature thrust
forth, naked and barelaoed, SO lar as their action
wa. concerned her citizens who had enlisted as
soldiers in war; only The vigorous prosecution
OF which promises 10 lead 10 treaty by which
lhes" ports can be obtained. Where now are her
soldiers = Her Legislature knows not and cares
not. Bu speaking Of territory, "hey are on
Ia d." MIR. Webster rises in The Senate, CON-
mences wholesale denunciation OF all acquis-
STATES 10 BE- annexed 10 The Union but, in the
must .l his sentence, pnis in This double excep-
lion:
u do not speak OF any cession which may be
mace IN The establishment OF boundaries, ro HE
acquisition OF port or Two on the Pacific, Tor The
benefit OF navigation and commerce"
Two things he did not denounce. The "cession
which may be made in the establishment Of boun-
daiics" was one. The other was SHE acquisition
ri port or Two on the Pacific, for The benefit OF
navigation and commerce"
When treaty is made with Mexico no state
in The Union will he more camorous Tor lie &C
QUESTION Of territory on The Pacific, or more i'm
perious in her demands, Than Massachusetts; and
she will appeal 10 the conduct OF the English and
French to protect their commerce in he Pacific
BY taking possession o. Tahiti and other islands,
10 show the importance Of her demands. Such is The
'shonorable position before the country IN which
the noble state OF Massachusetts is placed, by The
bisolry and prejuticcs Of The party that conducts
her affairs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19
l6nemncratie majority

.Senate.-Th. Democratic candida g ~ srna-
tors appear to be elected 10 Di>ir'c's ~ ! . !
G. :. 3. 10 ana - The aiiitd CANDIDATES ale
nro babiy chosen in No. =, 5 and 3. in Di>iiie'
No. II we think there Is no choice.
CouwA.-lt is probable that The Democrat
candidates Tor Councillors are eieciei IN Al "A
cent the Che>h District, though weoannot v
tell with certainty. Ills possible thai on e., -
dates in bo,h the Rockingham and s'iai'oid ~
lrcls a,e defeated by the scattering votes
Coagns>. : General Peaslec is elected 10 ! +.
tic, No. > Nv over TWO THOUSAND MAJORITY -
La; wear our majority in The o'''i'c wa> rs
than 500; and Fosg and his lilies have az ne
time assured their readers Iha' feas'ec "oud y
defeated by more than five hrGdied
Mr. johnson i elected n The In - ta'9'
maIoriry-we cannot tell low much
No choice in tn" other Distress. IN Di>n'
No. 3, Muuion (Dem,) lacks some euo 8 a.
election; hul he has asout 200 mofc vo'es ln3n
Lieutenant Colonel wilson, the cwi"i vc'un''r.
Ia NJ. /, Jenne>> Democrat, has ! 'ar:e Ill.
ra,ty. and lack. bout 200 - IN ,l-cu,n lie
has about 1G0 more than Goodwin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19

means nave become so very Objectionable; an
as the reasons are NO, disclosed, we must take
upon trust.
lmust suppose there is some such objection
Admit il, for arguments sake; and then ask The
Democrats OF Amelia, no, il they are going 10
vote Tor Wing. cannot believe they are going
TO do that. am sure no Democrat can vote for
Inc present Wing candidate, and thereby sane
ton United States Bank and Protective Tariff
Tor The momen. he does, be mcst cease 10 b, a
Democrat. Opposition 10 those measures con-
siues one OF The principal tests OF Democracy
All admit this. To vote for them or their IL
clared supporter, is 10 renouncc The party.
must believe, therefore, that very few will te
found 10 follow he writer in the Enquirer | can
not see how he will make his ''means" justly
his end" nor, indeed, dol see any connection
between his objection the "manner" oi eiectinS
The United States Senators, and The conclusion
he comes 10 OF voting for hlr. Booker. unless he
thinks that, as The Wings were goot enough to
aud in elecine two Democratic Senators, win
whom he is SO swell pleased" he ought, as one
good turn deserves another 10 aid in elect'ng al
east one Wing delegate, 10 delight The cochies 9,
heir hearts, But il | deemed j. necessary,
would warn The Democrats how they follow suci.
In example for they may find thai ihey are le"
" I genuine Wing, though in Democratic sa'p.
cannot think that any will follow, ami trust tha'
he writer himself even will no, lead to any such
esut. | do not ask therefore, II The Democ'ais
Il old Amelia are going To vote for wing au-
'ocate of Bank and Tariff; bn ask hem illhey
ire going even 10 risk his election, because SOME
i Us differ about The caucus system, me mall
Ter" OF choosing Senator'S or in which two were
hosen; or any other such question 4 mere
noonshine. No; Mr.. Harvie, in The language
II this writer in the Enquirer, is "a true Repuo,
lean, and a firm supporter OF all The cardinal
principles Of the Democratic parry" at east a.
rue and firm as the Senators he voted Tor. WIN
lin in the field success is certain. Lei every
rue Democrat then lay by Tor The present ms pre-
rrence for linen and manners" and united as we
lways must be, and can only be on prnciPss
md measures, lie, MS make the Wings, nov
hucklins over our dissensons, again laugh m
arrest, bur on the wrong side Of their mouths
A VOTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19

"a hd now, Sir, who are TIC twenty ."uI MEM
bers who supported The amendment Of the mem
Der from Georgia7 They are the Wings Of The
Senate; Whies from The North and The Soulh
the East and The West. In their judgment, il is
due 10 The best nteress Of The country, 10 lis safe
", To peace and harmony, and TO the wellbeing
OF The Constitution 10 declare al croe, 10 pro-
claim now, that we desire no new STATES, nor TEL
rl,ory 10 form uew States ont of as Inc end ofcon
quest For one enter into This decia ration with
all my heait We want no extension Territory;
We wan, no accession OF new States. The coUn-
lry is already large enough. do no, speak oi
any cession which may be made in The establish
ment OF boundaries, or OF The acquisition Of Il
port or two on the Pacific for he 5eneii; 81 nayi-
CATION AMI commerce. But speak oi large ter
ritofies Obtained By conquest. 10 form States u
BE- annexed 10 The Union and | say am opposed
10 such acquisition altogether. am opposed 70
Inc prosecution Of the war for any such pur-
poses"
This is an exuac, from speech Of Mr.. Web.
sler, repubi.hed in yesterdays Times We
shall reler but incidentally 10 the striking picture
il presents oil The selfish and inconsistent course 81
Massachusetts Whicgery. The dissfacein
course oil her Legislature is familiar TO oar read
ers. Every effort was made 10 defeat the enrol
ment OF her regiment of volunteers, called for /,
fight The countys battles. In spite o! ali, gal
liant spirits enough were found % raise il; bni The,
were spurned from the legislative halls. and no
| one dollar voted 10 clorhe and furnish her owr
/ sons. The money was however, CO. ecled from
females private citizens and officers OF The Reg
ment, and the troops SEN icyh 10 their duties il
the field But, though the war was denonnce,
by the Massachusetts Wings as unjust and afro
cous, and though no, one cen, was advanced II
keep her troops from starvation, these same Whis
gentry have The impudence, through their organ
| ia the u. 5. SenaIe, Mr.. Webster, To insist upor
share in The fruits OF the Mexican war
While MIR w. protests agains, any whoiesal,
acquisition Of territory, he carefully cxemp,
from The prohibition the acquisition Of port o.
Two on the Pacific for he beneh, Of navigation
and commerce. AS the monih-piece Q! his State
MIR. w. canno, conceal The selfish motives al The
bottom OF ali her actions The prosperity OF he'
own citizens is her ruling policy. This point i:
SC graphically presented by the ". Y. Evening
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19
IRISH RELIEF

We have lu acknowledge The receipt Of The fol-
lowing articles, 10 be forwarded by The flrS vessel
for Ireland:
From Mrs. los. c. Cabtl OF Nelson county,
Va, one box of clothes.
From Cap. Thos Nelson, oil Richmond, ten
dollars, in gold, 10 be invested in meal also from
John Bagby, OF King aud Qnecn county, fifty
dollars, which has been invested By his directions
in eleven barrels kin.dfied corn meal and
marked for The Baptist Of Ireland.
From Mrs. Presly " Smith, OF Madison coun-
", twenty two dollars and hity cents with diTec-
lions to invest in corn meal fer The Bapsis OF Ire
land.
The ladies in The country could do much 10 re-
licve the suffering by collecting up all The clothing
they have thrown aside and boxing them up for The
poor women and children who are not only des-
tiiue Of bread but are without clothing. We I'M
ders'and, from a friend in Lexington, they have
raised about one thousand dollars in The county
OF Rockbrige, which will be sent on soon.
H. w. g. ]. J. FRY s. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19
MARRIAGES.

On the 4ih eli March, al The residence Of Nj
Sarah Bairl, in the county Of Buckingham, Il
Elder VIM Moore, DANIEL DAVIS, E>q formc--
IL al FLuvaASA, 10 Miss ELIZABETH Al: RaND.
Married, IN Norfolk, on Thur.day last, hy tie
Rev. sir Lay, WIN. y. Blow, Esq, 10 Miss j..
VISTA, youn.es, daughter d The late John Carsi
OF Sussex, Va.
On Tuesday, The 81 inst, By the Rev. Simon
Murlec, RICHARD BARRETT, E>q 10 Miss Man,
K. MuRrsE, all OF Southampton comfy.
On Wednesday evening, March l0ih ~ o.
Rev. MIR. Edwards. Mr.. JosEpn F. Powell i
Miss SARAH Ans WALDEN, ali Of This CITY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Legislature Of kentucky adjourned on
The Isl March, having passed fire hundred acl..
They have established line OF communication
by railroad from one border Of The Stale 10 the
oiher and also granted a charter 10 company
for opening communication by telegraph from
the line Of The State 10 its principal city. We
hope 10 see our own Legislature, al the present
session, throwing open The route for The Electric
Telegraph, the great civiizing and enlighlcnins
medium of modern times.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19

Caleb Gushing, Esq, Colonel oil Inc Regimen
OF Massachusetts volunteers, was expected 10
pass through this city last evening en- routs
10 New Orleans and thence 10 Point Isabel
Col. c. deserves high credit for his patriotic
zeal, in organizing and equipping his resi-
raent. The Wing Legislature OF Massachn-
sets with niggaIdy and anti-Amercan
spirit, refused TO appropriate cent 10 deiray
the expenses OF the regiment-but many gallant
citizens and generous daughters oil The Old Bay
State, bushing for the infamous conduct OF her
Legislature, contributed out Of their private means
10 send her volunteers 10 their counry's battles
We are informed lha, Col. Gushing has hmsel!
expended $1,000 oul Of his private purse in so no.
hle a cause
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19
Enr he L'nanire,

To he Vot IS Of the Senatorial DiSyiet eomyosd
Of me counties nj Ish of Wight, Prince Geo,g.,
.Souhlonyton, Sny,y and Snss z.
As vacancy will occur in This district coca.
stoned BY The appointment OF Or. SpaIk. tie
present worthy Senator, the office Of Paymas
Ter ia The Army, The voters will be called On 4.
Tie ensuing election 10 .eleet some suitable
Democrat 10 supply it, And as il is now nert
tul for Virginia 10 have in her councils her
ablest and her best tried men, il behocvcs the peo
nle OF Ibis district 10 rally 10 The srppor Of hs.
man among them who can with tie mos honc-
ard he most efficiency bear aion the banner I.
Eepnbicanism.
Public sentiment points 70 Thomas II. Daniel
The present representative in The House Of Dee.
gates IRON Prince George, a lhai man. FIR he
last five years he has ably and faithfully reple.
senied lha, county i'll the Legislature. Charac.
lerized by The greatest urbaniy oil manners, diii
Gent in his attention 10 business, exemp arr in
his department, able in maintaining HI pfnci.
pies and in promoting the Interests Of MS can>i.
uents, he has already won a high place in te
estimation Of those who have been ass,claltc
wl:h him in the Legislature OF this Stale. We
know that Mr Daniel has no disposition u >ciam.
bic for office. But the interests 81 the peol k II.
mand The elevation OF such men 10 Ire Senate q.
our State. MANY DEMOCRATS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19

'ufe as 10 require an annual vote for enc! annu-
al expenditure WheheT fhc Southwestern road
and all similar works sboa4 no;hc arrested IN
III We can look aiopnd AID >ec sell The SrolLd
on which We sland7 For me, am alalnec q,
The enormous addition which IS Just made 10 tie
indebtedness Of the Stale, and | call upon sou,
who have already taken an honorable and po.
minent sard On This subject, 10 take up he
subject before the people aud VAIN mem Of her
Gaa.er. i is sutjec, we'll worthy oi your pa
fIoii,m. ana OF The most solemn consideration ii
he n, BE. AN EASTERN TAXPAYER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19

The United States Steamer On-ka hye has ar
rived al Pensacola iiom Chagres, which she e
on the 18th February, having landed The bearers
of dispatches for the naval and military services
in the Pacific. She brings bul one letter. ant
that for the President OF the United States, with
SPANISH direction.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19
'ANToN!oLC?GZ DE SANTA ANNA.
Hsedqrar;.rs Saa Luis Fo.oss Jan 90, loa7

The new Treasury notes, converted into stock.
are selling in New York at two per cent. premi-
um.
These notes, GATED 4 n February, are made
PAYABLE Two years after date 10 an assignee, and
The assignee endorses them 10 bearer. and then
they pass from hand 10 hand like bank note BY
delivery.
On The face of he note are stamped these word
--"PHnciral fundaole a, The option OF The holder
in U. S. per cent. Stock with semi-annual IN
,ere.t, redremable after ls41."
On the back Of The $1,000 note, is an interest
table ready computed, Is follows;
$50 per snnum,
) per month,
81 Tor 20 days,
u fot 10 DAYS,
$50 GEMS Tor DAYS,
l6i cents Tor | day.
This render, The computation easy WHEN ei.
Their paid in Tor duties, or as nov is dong rapidly,
paid IN for conversion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19

Senator Speishl OF Mississippi, (who has late
IL recovered from dangerous illncss,) james
Mcdowell Esq. member Of Congress from the
Rockingham District, and VIM. c. Preston, Esq,
President OF he Columbia, S. c., College, with
their families, arrived in Richmond on Monday,
hy The Northern cars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19
DEATHS.

Died. on Wednesday, The 10Th March, 10 tie
county OF Hcnrico, Captain SaMrfL ERowS, n
tie 10Th year Of his age.
DIED, in Richmond, Mrs. ELLEN CLAIR.
daughter Of Edmund and Susan TAYLOR, .. ca
roline county, en- the 18Th March, aged &c ycars,
alter long and painful Illness Of IA months,
which She bore with io:iIa'e and resignation.
Peace be 10 her soul
sr Richmond Republican requested 10 coy.
Dird. al his residence, in he county Of Srry,
The l7h day OF February, MI. ARCHIBALD DAy,-.
in The Add year OF his age, leaving wiz aft
two children. He was kind husband. aiec-
iiona,e father, and good master lie died in q
midst oil his usefulness, beth to his family ~: he
community in which he resided.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19

,TUTOR-The Advertiser, Graduate Of ~ ~ ~. =,
University, is desi.ons OF an engagement D,
In private family or az Classical Teacher IN re-
tab,r School or College. Address letters posi pai' !
A. st. 4 Allegheny city, Pehnsyisanis.
Fsb u -deod c2aNim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19

We are pleased 10 see II at John ]. Dyer, Esq
formerly OF F,auain, in Pencletcn county, has
been appointed hy the President ii the U. safes,
Judge of The Disric, Court of The United States
for The District OF Iowa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19
The Post Master General has ordered

ne kUSt MdSItI IItIItIdi Hto VIucIeu O PIC
card 10 be placed on all the post Offices, annonn.
cling that letters written 10 those employed in the
Army and endorsed, belonging 10 The Army,
will be sent for tree Of postage.