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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18
Ru.rY. THE prsrRrrR-A letter from Iampco Il

the plcayunc dated the 10th SAYS:
There arrival last evening from BRACES Santiago
The fam dcscrter. Rcy-the man who tired the INST
pun at Fort Bruwn-came by thus arrival. Your reader
will remember his dsgraceu conduct, as well as the
Kisses and rebuhes he received y his old comrades at the
evacuation of Monterey How he captured cannot
eay-probaby he was spying ii such VIE en- could
have the courage 10 act spy but be that as may
hear that he has been here olc shot There Nc
sympathy for the coward.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18
PROMOTION THE NAVY.

Commanders to be Cap,ans-C Charles Can't, William
Ramsay, Henry Henry, Samuel w Downing
Liencnants 10 be Comma ndcrs-Henry Pinkn.y
WIN. Nj. Glendy, George P Upshur, George + Blake,
T. F. Johnston.
Passed Mdshipmcu to the Lieuenanis-W William l..
Banton, Bcnj. 5. CAN'T, Henry A. Wise, Cal-nd,r St,
George holland, Ed. c. Andersen, Reed Wpfden WIN.
II. Macomb. S. d. Trcnchcrd, w. r. McKinmy
To be Chapalns-T c. Stanley, of Alabama !; Ell.
win Eaton. Of Ohio j. l.. Lsnhar,, Of New Jersey
John Blake, of Maine.
First Assistant Engineer, A. Be1tcck, Jr., to lie,
Chief Engineer.
MARINE CORPS
First Lleutenants to be Captans-J. l.. c. Hsrdy,
Geo. f. Lindsey Iandon \. Garter, and J. g. Rev,
nolds.
Second Itu,cnants TO he first Ieu,cnants-Juslah
Watson, II. b. W a'son, Thomas A. Bray. J. L Dough
ty. W m A. L. Maddox. VIM. b. Slack Jno. 5. De,lln
and Algernon S Taylor.
To hc second observation-disclosures JONES' Of Della
ware Edward Med Reynolds. Of New York; William
Battlefield, Of Illinois; Henry Welsh Of Pennsy ysnls
William +. Perry, Of New York; joseph X. McRae, Of
Indiana Thomas Y Field, Of Pcnn,, l,ania; Charles
G. cCaulcy, Of Louisiana; James A Buchanan, u
Tennessee; Israel Green. of W scursn; Freeman Nor.
veil, Of Micligan and Jacob Read, # Georgia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18
A NEW ARTICLE OF EXPORT.

Within a few days. the Government has purchased
up large Part of all the Furniture Cars in Cincinnati
for the use Of the Army! They are intended for Hes
yi!m " agols. carry the wounded and diseased j.
dlcrs. They admirably adapted 10 that purposc.-
Constructed very uly. with 2, I'd sgrngs,and con-
ycnjent sizr they are Just the thing. They will be
covered with canvass and the sick will be protected from
the and r.Iln-- linrinnnh hrollIc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18

1T " E'TTIHITI UTItaI III vi VIC W II7E 'y'
The public printer is end, ayorng to lul out Rilch
lie 4 Hess. The difference in price about ten thou
sand dollars new Cass PAPER Is To be established
whether the Union sells cut or not. The race Will be
between the two papers. the end f which can he cas
torcscen, The Union stand the competition as long
the money they have eame here lists, but the purse
of the Albany regency will be than match for II
in the long run. The question with the Albany people
is reduced to this whether ii is cheaper to buy the In
ion cat or break il down by opposition.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18

Note # NJ Benton 10 ht .7djuiani General

WAsRISGros, TUESDAY Ercaing, March9 lei'.
Sir had the honor To receive your nute OF the 9TH
Inst. with the commission IT MaluT Genera in the Al
my, aud delayed the OF acceptance acccp
tance until should receive from the President
u ande which addressed to HIM in the morning Of thai
day That answer IL now received, and enataes
your note aud to say thl The commission is mol
accepted.
Please To accept. sir, my thaoks lor the kind terms
your note and Tor the thousand hch you hav,
extended the OF our long and incudlv a
qnaniance.
Ma. truly and especially yours.
THOMAS II BENTON
To tAm'art General Jones
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

One of the animated and exciting contests. that
has taken place IN New HAMPSHIRE has resulted in
by majority of about 250) over the aggregate vote Of
all opposing candidates In two Of the four Compression
al Districts there choice neither candidates rccciy
"a nla rity q, all votes given In the otlr two Chas
H. peasiee and James IL johnson Oocosl ere elected
1t Is believed the loc-f cs have eler majority in the
State l. gsla'',c jtbG,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18
APPOINTMENTS OF Messrs. IEAKE h COG
GIN

-" are requested to state that Messrs. Goggin and
h'ahe have made the fllowlng appointments, by a
mutual arrangement
" cdncsday, 2iih March at Pcdlar Mills, Amherst
!. thursday % March at Long Mountain, do
Friday. 18th March al Temperance, do
"Wednesday 3lst March at Madison Courthouse instead
Of Bottoms LANYARD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH TO ALEXANDRIA

"Ihe worAm,n were Yesterday busily engaged in
putting up the wires for tho Magnetic Telegraph be
tween Georgetown and this place. We learn that the
battery will be tut up tie staten hcIc III few days,
when shall be favored with direct communication
with the northern Cities
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18

BEDFORD COUNTY.

Messrs. G'ggin and Loake will meet the people Of
Be dford. On Monday next, icing March Court There
will no doubt tie go'd Attendance Of the PEOPLE, |,
will be seen that meeting ,fihe hgs will te held on
that day to take ste for the efficient organization Ct the
party.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18
M. Benton 10 tie President

W,smSoros. Iucselry Evening, March 9, 1871.
Sir Nour letter Of this day : date is Just received
and SEEING for further reflection. and wishing
TO avoid all delay IN offering the army, have written
to the Adjutani General l. be delivered at his u
lice in the morning, declining to accept the appointment
of MAJ General IN the army kindly offered To me b,
you, aud 81 honoraby confirmed By the Senate,
have tho honor 10 be, sir with great respect, yuuf
friend ard lrlluM riiIl.n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Canal

W understand that IN consequence Of the late avorz
BILE action u the legislatures Of Maryland and Virginia
The contractors Of the Chcsa cake and Ohio Canal intend
making arrangements for an early resumption Of the
work, with determination 10 completelt 10 Cuu.ber.
and ut the earliest practicable period
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18
.Her Gazette.

Uo-Tite Convention, held somewhere in Rhode Is
land recently passed resolution donuunclng the cxpul-
sion OF MI RItche trum his ''sta IN the Senate If tho
United States" The resolution indicates accu
rate knowledge Of Mr.. X tcse's position.
" /. Cotnier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18

90 W" are compelled To def r.unl ,ur r,,, ,to 4,
'I'Ss OF h'LFnA CltnrNT. Esq. he Candida.
i'fmo"ratlr party, in to s,i:t,r:l ,.>,i,,la,.,.
ip't! icy VI W,,G4 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18

, \ woman was brought b,ture police magistrate in
bos"n short time since { being intoxicated and the
JUDY a>k,d her she had ever been in the house Of cor
ftehh. Ne 81. She replied. "tui lave r,i,d
md ftat's b.4l,f - rect. n - ,.rt tt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18

Explosion At The Is. ,lranaI at FeA Tiog-Ths
morning. about % O'Clock, explosion took place IN
one d the buildings al the Arsenal, IN room devoted to
the manufacture Of The Ten Inch Fuses and Bomb Shells
which destroyed all the fuse comp son, blew cut the
windows and injured more les, nearly all the workmon
engaged that department. 1t supposed to have been
caused by boy stepping upon some OF tho composition
which lay upon the brick Jor of the with boot
which contained iron lacks in the heel his gnited and
exploded all the comp sun in the nln, amounting 10
~ or II pounds The explosen caused loud report,
damaged the building and set II on fire.
There were about twelve or fifteen persons III the
ROOM Eleven If them severely injured, aud three
1t supposed cannot snrvNc
Nj. NJ. MaItlc Was blown throrgha window before
which he work. and they We're I'll se,n running
in various directions with their clothing tom OH or On
ire, and the flesh and hair of Of them severely
burned. some Immediately plunged into the snow, moi
,ny exngush their burnin. q thes. but toaay then
escrucalipg offerings Many Of them cut and iran
gl.d in shocking manner Most Of them boys OF
Young men without fanilics.-1roy Post.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18

Among the closing Incl tns ,thc session Of Congress
lust * pred. was which has hitherto leen without
precedent The Reporters and Correspondents Of the
Press admitted In the hail. drew UP. and lad
ongr,ssed upon rarchm,n.a written testimonial Of tle
regard and gratitude to the speaker Of the House for his
uniform uflanlty and gcn'cmanly department towards
them, both in hts official and personal intercourse.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18
ADArEJIHSE

'rI.---, -, a-,-oa.-enf am no
ihnfe n ~ FONT oi more unisefsa haio'i'' H., -
P''noi feope, remarks ono Of our exchange, a IL
'"it'ahct d advertising. here are TWO e'i a'o
s'a"ai reasons y > tbs unity should eN 81, " =
iasn9 NE pnn'er MAJ read ano pu'D od
nls n5oe more ldiunts Than any o'heI que
s'4s'o hons-so III laHhs are "i,,',p' 'y :,
ne nfge, SIDE 49, The vast he'eht "hlcl' n'Hs
~ ii''s h'n.and III re IS no iea'y .A.@ :; "a
aus no one can be INJURED by The amount sP''' II,
under any circumstances. IL ''lai", ha, bo
'sslI,.o any man business DO mailer uoW = the
au'''esed' ana 'hat Is more NAN can bo Sa'o :, a.,
10 i,'c ne Is stl9,c' a, hdN.i,'"s j., nine
mum 'i'e :. nj NJ lens anh Jnde'ons 40 ''uss " IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18

The Ny Journal Of Commerce ompnes that, with
IN ,hc list wear 50 the citizens of New York have sub
scrbcd new railroad enterprises the extent u noaTy
seven millions Of dollars. The Dc tails
New York and Ere. say f?.750,0N
Hudson river railroad. say 2,75O,WU
New York and New Haven, say l,WOOW
Other reads, say 5OO,OOO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-18
Total
a 100000

The subscription to the Mexican Gulf railroad, which
/. to connect New Orleans with the Gulf, emily wants
500sharcs 10 he completed. Every obstacle TO direct
mmuncatou with Europe by regular limos Of sicancIs,
will be removed. aud every facility or the export Of the
Immense Accommodations ul the products of the great val
ley Of the West will he afforded by this connection.
The city Of Charleston is also making great eff rs To
connect itself with the upper districts OF North and south
Carolina and Tennessee by means u the GfcenIllle rll
road, one link of the cha hat connect the Great
West with the scaboard at Charleston. 1t will COS,
million Of dollars, and Z 600 shares taken up IN wo
days.
The Legislature f Wisconsin has granted charter
for railroad connect Lake Michigan with the Upper
Mississippi and il IS thought the stock viii be readily
taken
The lolowng table exhibits the healthy condition Of
the Boston AID Albany railroad The receipts upon
freight shipped fromthe Fast Albany depot
lSi3 leit 1915 1916 lsH
Jan $500 II 1866 60 20,2l6 2s 297i 0S 5i0s2 &c
Feb e5,l23 Il 13o2s u l2,56i 81 223ii Sc l,3.O %
THIS a very handsome increase in 80 short time.
The received IN the month Of January alone S
alu equal to that received during January and Feb
ruary las, yer The increase THIS year last Is ia
1862 "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19

H. Ellis, Joseph r. Andersen and Jesse ss..d and ,ueh
other persons AZ may subscribe the same have leave 40
erect under the OF the said Cas,le Dim
mock. Chapel upon ground attached 10 the Ar
moy to be u.ed for religious aud moral and literary
EXECUTIVE Of the State.
On motion of AR. CARRoLI an. n,.... s,d ,on.A,o !.
me Of The said CAnKoLL by John Blair were
eeeo oe delivered to tho said CARROLL upon his leaving
copy OF the same on the 6es of the House
ENGR0SSED BILLS.
b to ineotporate the Hceombes Savings Bank in the
town Of Lynchburg. Passed
@ 70 PoVee ior inc apprehension Of prisoners escaping
from the peni'entAy. and the better security OF elons
therein; fsssed-wih ryder offered by Mr.. LAyss
b eedlng to the United States Jurisdiction over St Hell
ena Passed. " y" N
Blu incorporating tho Trustees OF the Columbia Acade
my, IN tho county Of Fluyanna. Passed.
BIZ to provide for the construction of dam and lock nv
,he James River X ksnawha Company at the TOW n Of
Jefferson. Psssed-Ayes so, Noes %.
n snppenentai To an entitled An Act TO
me Richmond x Ohio Railroad company. Passed.
b providing Tor the connection the Canal OF Basin At
Richmond with ude-waer OF James River through the
Richmond Dock, and for other purposes. Passed.
Ayes So Noes 25.
On motion, the House adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19

it IVES made BY Mr.. Polk direct opposuon 10 the
Consuouon and whie Congress In ssssioa. lie sao-
ted from the speech Of the woaldbe Lieutenant General
who had clearly defended the Nueces the nday
o Texas and declared that IL would be lust cause Of
10 Mexico NJ went beyond H. Mr. Newton concluded
BY an eloquent aPpea and declared that NO not only had
dihcuncs with foreign nation, but difficulties internal
relations which threaten 20 be far any
been encountered the OF our Government
As Southerners must stand up for Southern
Mr. Boale rejoned aud again impressed most earnestly
hts warning 10 tho Democracy DO caught by the
Whigs-snd evineed, as thought unoasiness lest
some should leave. In eevaung him Congress- he said,
they were only supporting their prneples- defeated IL
would be nothing to himself but that Democracy would fall.
aud all the cherished principles which had been LEFT them
a. q heritage by Jefferson aud Madison.
Mr.. Newton rejoncd a short speech the course OF
which, In speaking Of Texas and the part he bore rea-
ton to that subject when Congress- he read letter from
K Barnwe Rhe. which fully eoresponded with his
ment made in the last Congressman which, the
then advertcd to tho possibility probability the cleo
ton Of President being decided by congress-and put
pertinent question Mr. Bcae. whether under any cir
cums,anecs, he would for Mr. Calhoun in the event
the regular nominee Of the Demo could eleeedi
And here was tho exciting which caused the Hun
kers TO rise in confusion aud the Chvary tickle them
selves Mr.. Bsale thought il very unnecessary
the question. Several voices heard cang for
answor) Mr. Beale said voting he should consult the
wishes OF his district. The Hunkets aud de-
clared il satisfactorily answered. Mr. Newton
said he glad the Administration party much
pleased with the answer-bu he had heard answer TO
the question. So closed the evenings proceedings.
A LOCKER ON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
IRISH RELIEF.

will be seen blythe following Resolution, passed By the
Board Of the James River & Kanawha Company, that al
donations for the suffering poor Of Ireland will pass Tree Of
Toll. Aud understand the Railroad Company has pass
ed similar resolution
We would suggest TO those in the country vino are col
ecng provisions for this object that meal s preera
bic to hour as 1t IL wholesome and be used with
out any other ngrodient-though oil kinds such as butter
lard, bacon, peas BEANS rye flour, &c. will be acceptable
A. meeting of the Executive Committee of Of Dre
Of James River kanawa Company at Richuond 3,
turday, the 18Th March, I5i7
RsfOired That the Tolgathorcrs the Canal, and the
Collector Of Tolls on the Richmond Dock, be instructed 10
remit the tolls collected heretofore and hereafter until the
further order Of the Board, charge TO toll on articles
brought down tho canal and shipped from Richmond OUT
ward which they shall be sashcd intended Tor the re-
lief Of the poor Of Ireland.
tE1iac from he Records
Signed,
W. D. n--LrL- .-r---- ...-.-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
Mr.. PoIk,s Amhnssnhnr.

The New Orleans correspondent Of the Charleston Me
curry, speaking OF the mission Of Mr. Atocha
that. for Mr. Poke Ne ambassador was
peculiarly unacceptable the Mexican Government which
received him very eody and his mission is supposed to
hsve been entirely unsuccessful"
letter from the squadron of Vera Cruz to the New
Orleans TTopc speaks thus Of Mr. Atocho The landing
Of this parsonage created quite disturbances a. he Is well
known Vera Cruz and extremely unpopular; and i re-
qured oil Of General Landlords influence and authority 10
prevent outrage upon him. The National Guard turned
maSss, under arms, oppose his advance bu, he
ai lengh prevailed and set out Tor the capital"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19

IL We have received, through Mr.. CBAs. I. FIsHIR
Exchange Booksiore.) law volume entitled "MODERN
PROBATE OF WILLS" which w have examined some
what minutey. This work devoted exeUsiUslv 70 the
probate OF estamentary instruments, which renders it one
o peculiar value the profession there being now no
similar work Of modem date Il contains in addition 10
the faetum Of written and unwriten wills the substance
Of the English and American decisions. We extract the
following from the preface which conveys more lust idea
Of the character of the work than possibly could give
The plan OF this WorA may De deemed obnoxious 10
criticism. The referred are reported more a,
length Than IN any treatise, proiosedy elementary known
To the author, except Smiths Leading Cases- IN truth
that may be called elementary work. While the author
designed present full view, outline and detail Of hi
subject, he has yenurcd but little his own reasoning
the reasoning Of the able JuTis's-unlcss they
Justices Chanceor having the auth ority To speak
e has drawn almost exclusively from the only authentic
Of legal learning udeatsd eases-and given
generally the language OF the Judges themselves sogd
original treatise any branch Of law i solecism i'm
The bsct Of the law writer should simply be q,
adopt lucid arrangement aGd chronicle tho decisions of
the bench. An anonymous publication any legal sub
sc, could no, be useful any other plan We there
fore appse readers that there principle stated
law th volume unless be obvious to the most COM
understanding, that supported by cited auho
riy."
We may add, that the author OF this work is a Vrginan
who stands deseredy high the profession that n
the prosecution Of he has been aided by gentlemen emf
uent in the profession from other States.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
Senate.

+--- TnUksDAV, March is, al.
The usual communication received from the House
Of Delegates, and the bills committed.
An Act Turnpike road from the
and Sslem road by Franklin eoaIt house to Jack
sonvilie in the county Of Floyd. Passed.
Mr. Cox moved that the Senate take up the bill
ing inspection OF tobacco the Richmond and Peter
sburg Depot. Laid the table.
An Act changing the law in relation TO Pilots. Sup
ported by Mossrs. Stanard and Wcher aud opposed by
Mcssrs CTumP and Garret Mr.. GAKKErr moved the in
definite postPonement. Motion egauved. MIR. GAKRKrr
then offered an amendment regulating the Piotsge
Capes TO Ciy Point and ell intermediate points Amend
meni rejected and bill passed. An effort was made Tor
but failed.
An Act reundng Hezekiah pssgs and others certain
Of money. Passed
An Act concerning Lavinia w. Richardson .dminstru
uix OF the late John b. Richardson OF the Public Guard
Passed.
Recess until o'clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19

" letter TO tho N. o. Tropc from the squadron. mar
curious incident. "On the 10th Of February. tho
brig Orbe Of Havana, attempted run the blockade but
intercepted. on board tho brig was man calling him
self beove) Mr. Taylor, who produced Dispatches with
which he said no entrusted by our Consul a, Havana
for Com. Conner As these papers were certainty official
she Immediately released, with the warning mo-.
tee Of The blockade The next morning however, che
contrved get under the range Of the Castle guns and
without that Of the ingato Potomac without exciting sus-
peon then filed away and stood direct Tor the city,
Several hosts dispatched from lbe Potomac 10 cut hc
of bot heavy FIRE opened upon them from the Cast,
guns, and enc got safely boz"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
DIR. SwAYNE'S GREAT DISCOVERY.


DIR. SWA YVES
valuable Wedicine,' -
TAsssasds Aass - Ne sref perfect Mold As 80
ss-id ~ IN tAs sss-f srsvsii
= ANOTHER LIVING WITNESS.-R n
with performed Drswayne
Compound syrup WILD cHERRY;-
flnLABELrnu.. Jsny rs, 1897.
DE- swayne-Dcar Sir; In justice yourself and duty
suffering humanity. fsheeraS testimony and declare
the ~oi the Astonishing effects aud the
Compound syrup Wild Cherry performed under the
untavoraee circumstances. taken with violent Cough.
spg Of Hood rans tho Side and breast which
seed To break down and ebfeebo constitution
physician thought bsyond the medicine my
nend ali gave die hut thanhs and
your great di-eoveyl feel myself well and raised
nom msre Skeleton to he.hy and healthy
by calling residences street, third door be-
low George street. Northern Liberties JACOB PAINTER.
Certificate. such above received nom all
quarters Of the globe
ONE WORD or CAUTION
Since the introduction OF public there hav,
number OF iodvdaa got Up sos,ru. whieh they
assert contain Wild Cherry called "Balsam
and syrup OF Wild Cherry" In. original and
only genuine preparation introduced which
be proved BY the pabe OF
vaha The only safeguard against imposition my
signature 10 on each bottle. mr.. H. swAYNE,
Corner Of Eighth and Race sts Phila.
ALSO for sale wholesa'e and Retail. by
rEyToN JOHNSTON, us, Ma,a ST,
and DrvAtt PvRcktt, Druggists i+7, Main for
Richmond, Va,
BusE Wilson, and Chas. Cotins Co, Drurrisis Peters.
burg Chas H. Hentsh, Portsmouth, King Imh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
NEW paper I'm wnsI,ing,op.

Wo have received the prospectus OF new paper which
Charles w Feuon proposts plblsh u Wellington CITY,
Co be- called. The National Wing" ltsto Do rlb'lsf-
Cd weekly ani to Gut number will be srurd on the fret
Saturday Mny next Puco 81 per anuum. Tine Wing.
tsays ibc propootu) "wi bo what i name indicates 10
will speak The sentiments OF the whole Wing parry Of the
Talon upon oil questions Of policy before fic country
and to come before IT, % will bavc preferences Tor thc
next Prssdeney but will support with oil he power, The
candidate whom the Wing pur,y shall nominate for that
cfice~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKEr

REroRTED BY BEVERLEY BLAIR, LICENSED STOCK BROKER.
State stock value SIO0-Saes pay
of a Sl02.
Corporation per cents value sloos, Salesat sIO9
James River Kanawha Bonds guaranteed by Stae-Saes
since payment Of interest par and interest.
Exchange Bank Stock, value sOO-Ast sales SOIi.
Farmers Bank Stock. par value slOO-hcli at Sgi.
Va. Bank Stock, par value s7O--held at SOS.
Manchester and Wool Manufacturing Stock par value
slOO-helda at $50.
Richmond Fire Association Stock par s2O-ast sales
s2gh3O.
Richmond Fredeetsburs Potomac Railroad Stock
SIOO-las sales atSsO
Rehmoni Fred Pot Debt par value 500
last slcs SOS.
Richmond andousa R. r. stoek par value soo-hsld al sas