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December 6. naSm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-12-06
Calender fir 1848.

December 6. 1917.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
GARDEN SEEDS.

VIE subscriber Is now IN receipt Of constant
II additions to bis supply Garden Seeds nun the well t,
establishment q ID. Lanlrsth Of Philadelphia.
nave acquired reputation ABOVE ali oihert are
70 oe Iie'h ana genuine aud be implicitly led on
AZ cd Seeds. BY the direction OF NJ Laudrrb an, ,n,rv
hdn"a from sale BY this public can be assured mi
rom zoe subscriber are as relase possible 10 be-
aset"aeeners and those purchasing uoul CON
suit iher interest BY supplying themselves Landrs seeds
"oli uis SUBSCRIBER JOHNSTON,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR


FVNHE Franklin Manufacturing Company hand
PAPER MILL Depot OF the Southern Railroad good
superne fine and letter folded and
ruled and pan also medium printing enveioP and
wrapping various the lowest wholesale
public assured that in quality and
pree will bear with the production
Northern Factory They prepared execute orersfo
the market their
require cali the
Mil Nude ram for themselves. NH I4u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
GEORGE EARLE, Merchant T3iIor

NO tI5 Chestnut STREET PaILADELPHIA
As constantly on hand his Tailoring Store OBJ
posie the STATE House, elegant French ind
English Coils Camees and Vesngs received per late arrival
~ tic conducts the establishment the principle eniins
no garments OCT OF his storc b.; those OF quality
thus that haSso long enjoyed run Of custom in IN.
and throughout the Union lie would respectfully solicit ea
ron genuenen visiting the city execute any
orders entrusted TO him. a superior style and AZ a
The same quality be bad In me civ Ir -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
E1oR THE LADIES. We have just opene1
NOTICE.

Il HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS.
IL A. TRiCE who has employment for several years.
and will business oil atd OF 18th and Cary
under Wal ANDERSON CO. for the purpose
conlsctsg Wholesale Grocery and Genital Comms business
the Of Goccres noae Goods CoIon Yarns &C
Wi, products and the and have
gagged the Mr. DAVID ANDERSON J conduct the
and wheat department of ad business Ills cIpe
and publications for that branch the wei
make 4 them and also made
arrangement with Mi FRED ANDERSON aid mango
Of the tobacco who been na and
timaiely "a .aiHtcd with this branch OF business.
Liberal advances will BE- made do
nestle goods tobacco, wheat pig and articles OF
general Iade. WA. ANDERSON, IT,
February let ls47
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
PASSAGE To NORFOLK y PORTSMOUTH

k'1NHE splendid and swift Steamer
SzSfzT7z<s. u ALICE. Captain J. n. BRoUGH, having
just I'm efgone thorough OVERLAPPING. order
AM has commenced OF the CURTIS PECK
leaving the Wharf Al Rockets every Monday Wednesday
AMI Friday Nornings. precisely at - O'Clock Return
nE the ALICE viii leave Norfolk Tuesday THURSDAY
uTdy Mornings at the hour % le O'clock and
Ihs Int MEDIATE Landings the River
F Passage and Fs5e from Richmond Petersburg from
NuTfok. meas ucl-dei, One Dollar. HASKINS A LIBBY
jJ- Passengers wishing EcTta
and remain the Alice until the
on the baiino- Boat and Tea until they
ing IN baimce without charge. Returning
viii meet the Baltimore Boat the
passenger leaving Baltimore O'Clock
Petersburg by 2oeock and Richmond
% Passage AMI Fare from Richmond Petersburg from
Baltimore, meals, lodgings Ike included Dollars
:. The Accommodations and OF Alice well
known James River. naer
have been equad much eT surpassed by opposition boa,
has ever been on the River. ec25
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
SWAN TAVERN.

On BToad street near the Richmond. Freder-
ick>burg Potomac Railroad Depot.
VIE above e'tlbshmen e0mrI fe a!ier Tor tbe
,h OF Travellers The proprietor sobeits Gus
tom % bis oh friends and the public generally.
Board per cay si.2S
~ Ivcies gong IN the Northern will fni iris mos.
convenient place 10 edge and break beinF rhn few y,
Of the Depot Breakfast Only 37i cents
e. lS-u ~ r.vto,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
TOSOUTHERNAN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.


JH8NUF8CTORTl ( Shore CdiisvhiH STREET,
100 North 5th -. philadelphia.
FNNHE subscriber finished aud Offers for sea handsome
Of Vehicles OF the hte, se Of fasAisH, such
double single Rock.ay and fauyan Wagons Of various
CAaro SEikry York Wagons with or without tops &C.
which he rra.onAbe All descP
Vehicles made order and warranted TO be OF the
n and workmanship.
Western wishing Of the
above articles requested before purchasing
Ella where
coming Mandatory parraai,a for
year.
H- Having SILVER MEDAL, being highest
premium awarded Exhibition OF Franklin Institute,
superiority workmanship in his line, which
PsaHfs. will be sufficient
dalton for the super 0Tity OF his work.
WILLIAM DUNLAP
100 North Fifh street. above CaIowhll Philadelphia.
sell
NOR THE LADIES. We have Just opened
Il very beautiful OF and shoe for Ladies' Of
the folosnE kinds
Ladies bronze Cater Boots, thick soles
do I dn do
do TUCK sole Cater Boots black
DO fine white satin Slippers black
do
do Morocco dress slippers
do Md slppsn
do hne dress waEiug Shoes
do Over shoes different qualities All OF the above OF
the best quality, for sale by
de rs PUrNEY WAITS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
5000 Grape Roots and Slips
I'D ECEIVED per ship Iowa, from Hayre. ,

5000 Grape Roots and slips
II ECElVED per ship Iowa, from Havre, via
u New York-seiseted in Frauee imported by Pr
ehoia native Of Fanee but o the virg
MA and practically acquainted
ola Vineyard.
The collection eonss Of the aud qualities
from the Royal Nursery Garden at Luxembourg
private garden Of Louis Philippe.
The collection part Of following yaretie,
Chadinei Blanc Champ
norane Clos vougot
Nras Garnet
Plant de JUN
Chaselas Rouge
Chasslas Blanc
Quinial
Raisin de Poehe
Rasin dc Danes
Malaga, Museat Madeira &c, &C.
Those who wish To avail opportunity
please eau the planted month bear
fruit this years
NB-Mons Pehot will give purchasers about the
planting and management OF slips by
SIN. ZACHRIsSON,
fe lS-d3m Chemist and Druggist ls5 Broad street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
ST. CHARLES HOUSE,

On 18Th street.
'ENHE subscribers have re-opened the above es.
y adjustment and beg say friends and the
public generally that they prepared
attention in order to please those paonte house
Gentlemen visiting the city advan
tge TO give Ne call having ample modaons
ioftand convenience likewise stable my the
house not surpassed in the city To friends ony
airy TO that Bar shall supplied Liquors
not inferior in the city An patronage and II
We fail 10 please, tshAl be fauli
sTBGAL 4 Jas. G. BLAKEY, Jr.
Richmond, August !, 1876. n
NOTICE-Gentemen that b. leaving IN -ir ea.
sures with US they have
10 measure IN Ba' more AZ less
AT garmens warsnied your measure
win feb ~ KEEN A co. log Main q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
RICHMOND & PETERSBURG RAILROAD.
CHANCE OF HOURS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after Tuesday, the 18th instant

~ TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily N.
Leaves Petersburg daily at. ST A. NJ
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily tsurdays erceped) 10 A. NJ
Leaves Petersburg daily (sundsys eIoeptcd) A. N.
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
mornings at A. NJ
Petersburg mornings ate n NJ
On Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Tain will Pc
ersburg O'Clock connecting with the Norfolk Train for
Port wsha Junction Peffons going Pstersburg
Bank other business hut short IT,
by leaving Richmond 10 O'Clock remain
hour and Petersburg and Rehmond
dine.
NIB The trains punetualy the time advertisement by
Richmond time. THOMAS DODAhEAD,
NH 10 supt Transportation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
CITY HOTEL,
* 1 G In nm d N ii Va.

'uNHiS new and large establishment was OPEN
ed by the subscriber, on the ast who. with
hf ks.r late the benefited and wsn known Proprietor Of
the tarmsr nots Fredericksburg.
e undivided attention 10 tho comfort and OF their
pauons The House situated In The Of City the
rroand lately covered by the noted Old Bel aud IL
handsomely provided with
asd attentive assistants and and reasonable share
OF the patronage OF the
t OF Old friends and acquaintance and with three
enee In the BoinsbrOok Hotel Petersburg Va
supply equivalent for favour
well formed and provided under the management Mr. WIN
Wool attached 10 the house. convenient distance aud be
ing himself the proprietor arriving
may be assured u good attention for them.
JOHN MiNGE 4 SON
p Petersburg Inteigenee National Union
Washnston ID c. Raleigh Star aud rdad
raid and Recorder Norfolk Herald and
Enquirer wauenon Flag viii cory
and send their accounts for payment DC 2s-tf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
C0.PARTNERSHlP.

WI II 10 "
tHE sn's-herH h1yng as-r atei heurrs ui-r the arm Of
PURCELL & LADD, fortsc purpose Or eonJucurr the
APOTHECARY AND DRUG BUSINESS.
OFT for sale al hiF sorr. No ioi sc-;a compete and
vel sirct-f Stock OF a. e =. MEDICINES CHTwICALs
PAINTS, OILS. DYE sTUFrs WINDOW GLASS Bgt.slrs
FANCY AKIICLES. FERFUNERY &C &c. An t.cr, nee or
MANY en n ~ 80 nrur houses "a city tifchr IN tfc
srci rcrson-l ATTENTION 70 bsirs thy them 20
merit AMI e.vc share q public patronage 1hty respectfully
solicit a cal from their if,ni and ne pub,e
JAMES r PURCELL
mht REM. Z TAuu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
COpartnerSIliD.

We have this day formed a connoXion in business
Saei and arrangement
have made will for confidence OF
noFs end aud the public generally WIN ANDERSON, Jr1
Feb'y Itt l5I7.-u JAS A TRICE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

e MIME public is hereby notified, that
&&s1<kf1. Il the quick and beautiful Steamer Angus
Ia which IL in the complete order for
line and Unsurpassed her accommodations running
tween Port Waha and Norfolk,
Richmond and Petersburg al As or Of rs
ding ucas
Passengers leaving Richmond on MoNDAYs, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS Al 81 A. breakfast board
arrive al Norfolk about O'Clock, r. NJ Returning
leaves Norfolk al ~ on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS sA
TURDAYs be1karsng board
Watbsl At half pau ~ M. ard Richmond about P 81
Will be perceived from
expeditions Ike vz!tng NooA
opportunity Of ansae;Bg and b. the boat
morning 80 10 be absent from their
The Augusta Will landings
take in and points
where a signal u mace.
The pubic assured the
Propneors keep Pihis line permanently, and
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk
the lowest
Por further Information tickets freight sppy Depot
Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
FOR SCOTTSVILLE AND LYNCHBURG.
-. -

I'm and after the LIST October, our Packet
- Boats will leave Richmond A NJ Monday
ana Friday and arive in Lynehsurs days 81 Pm.
RETURNING,
Leave LynekburE Monday "wednesday and Friday nj A. M
and arrive IN Richmond days 2. p. 81.
Our Boats connect at Csrevie with
Line TO tamvine Prince Edward al
with Parish Co.'S Line Of fnurhoe suuon.
sept 30 1870 BOYD. EDMOND Il DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19

NoTICE-rbe unds gned EIeeutor, OF The at viii ana
testlmeni OF Edward Coemsn Of TIE city Of Pm ADJ
pms eeeea'ed hereby no'G all utom may eoaosrn tha by
Ffui Of ther powers ss Etecu anrcaid and In
OF the act or the Crcr, Assembly, Wig Mn entitled A.. A.
TO e aie IN nsef u suck the joui co upan Of
ms S7 p'sed nc 10Th day q JsuuaY 1891 they vii on or
az CO Tue l5h day Of Juue Transferred u sY-h
persons ~ NAV become the purehifes an the soeE in ~
hchmond td'neubug Poomac Railroad Com any lard
ing on The books Of sid Company Of the s5 "a
mund Coieman, deed, GEORGE w. ASPINVAI.I. ,
e. q-fm IA UAyIEurRsr E1'n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
FNTVA TEA.

WE have Just opened a chest Of Tea which
w hasb-el very highly approved. Cal barFalns upoa
mn lb-r GRErTER a GRETTER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
NOTICE.

JA TIERCeS RICE.
u ~ Hhds fine Porto Rico SUGAR reee vi,r hv s...-D
Pocahontas and sale by
GoRnoS I. svt~rpp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-19
NUMBER &c.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
City Council.

AT an adjourned meeting held Monday 18th in,t-Pr.
sen Myers. Pre-idcpf; j NJ wckhsm Bacon
Ist' Hsskns, Heath, Kinnisrd. Jas c Crane
vi Csrringuon, w Haxall, add n Sl.de
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-16

loose composition lying around. slight ex-
plosion took place, and in a moment the shop
was developed in flames. Unfortunately, a
door opening Immediately from the shop into
the yard was closed aud locked, and the only
egress to the open air was through another
and larger shop, to which the fire quickly
communicated. OF the ten men at work in
The shop where the explosion took place, not
one escaped uninjured. Two were so awful
ly burnt that they were not expected to live
iorty eight hours, two Others we've very seri-
ously injured, and Of the remaining isx, three
or four were severely scorched. The boy,
whose unlucky kick caused all the mischief.
was the first TO reach the door, and was not
hurt. The engines, Of which three are kept
at the Arsenal, soon extinguished the fire
without any material damage to tn building.
The following is list Of the sufferers
Not expected to Iive.-William Kilby and
Andrew Erich.
Seriously injured.-John Crawford and
George Middlington.
More or less nurt.-Chas. Fort, M. n. Mar
eu, John Lally. Michael Slearne, and A.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-16

yored with the perusal Of a letter iron Chan
ceIIor KENT 10 the author Of that work, from
which we have been permitted 10 make the
following extract. The letter is dated New
York, Sept. 9TH, 1916, and is an interesting
one on many accounts, but especially so as
showing the estimation in which the lear
ming and ability of Judge Chipmau are held
by one OF the most distinguished men in the
country dtchmon.
The life Of your brother, the Hon. Ma
tkaniel ChipmaR, was left at my house, dr.
rec,el 10 me with youi respects as The auth
or. now acknowledge gratefully this ac-
cep;atie token Of your respects. have per-
Used the Lille Of your Brother and hls wrl-
;ings with great Interest. and regard him
as one the most illusirious civilians and
statesmen that adorned the latter part of The
last century. He was an extraordinary
scholar, and 10 be translating the Odes of
Pindar in The camp oil White Plains, and for
HE amusement, amid all the privalions Of his
situation. was striking proof ofhs genius,
scholarship and taste. ! think his S'Observa-
lions on Mr.. CaIhoun's Notification Doc
trines,' which you have annexed in an ap-
pendix, is mastery production. it Is so
perspicuous and logical, is written with such
moderation, and is so full Of sound principle
and truth; that ii carries with il irresistible
force. His doctrines are the sound federal
doctrines Of the age of Washington. HaInil
ton and others, and 10 which am still at
tacEed You have done a most useful duty
in giving TO your country The memoirs oil
your Brother, and only regret thaiyou have
not added great deal more Of his cores
pondcnce and other writings showing The
progress and extent Of his learning,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-03-16
STATE oF DEL. March 2. 1917.


In the New York Tribune OF the LIST OF
March, you ask who will send you the po-
Hicdl complexion of the Yeas and Nays in
lie Legislature Of Delaware, on the bill for
the Gradual Abolition of Slavery in that
State. The bib passed .he Representative
branch in Delaware by vote OF nearly or a
bout two TO one-ihe Wings all voting for ii
except TWO. In the Senate all the Wings
voted for ii exccp: one. With the excep-
ion of one Democrat, all the rest Of that par
~ voted against Gradual Abolition,
yERITAs.
We cntreai all who believe that there is
any real Democracy in that party which as
sumcs the namc-all who vote with that
party because i: is called Democratc-io
PONDER these facis. Why sho@ld they not
Are :hey not pertinent and decisive?-How
can any man pretend 10 The least fgment Of
genuine Democracy who opposes The grad
rai Abolition of Slavery in State where il
may be effected so safely and with so little
INJURY 10 any ono Ms in Delaware Why is
u. how lie it, That those who live and iatten
epon sahciimoniOus professions Of DemCc
rAry are SO uniformly tho most Jealous for
extending. and tie most stubborn in uphoI-
ting The ensavcment Of Men and Wo-
men p Tribune.
And again VIC cntreai our Tlir party men
Who denounced with equal vchemencc.
Wings and Loco Focus Oh the subject of sIa-
very-to ponder upon Tie indiria Of The vote
upon the bill,-upon The vote of The North
crn Wings in comparison with the Northern
Loo Fo'os in Congress, on The WiImoi
Proviso. Who were at last dceertcrs? Did
not every " hig stand last TO HE integrity.
And again, We wonfd ask every intelligent
Third-pariy man, have not the Wings asa
party ever stood firm in opposition TO slavery
md the rnrrunchmcnrs of the slave power
in ev,ry issue in c m. res and the ma
ZION for twenty years where any practical test
has been made ! W here were they on an
ncxaliun Whether North or South but
three. some say eight Whigsil both HOus-
c., including the south voted for annexa-
tor,
ia addition 10 all ibis we understand that
Mr. Clayton the Senator from Delaware
,.ho fsarIcssy voted for The Wilmot Proviso
has already hccn denouncedby the Democ-
racy as Il traitor 10 Delaware. Democracy
II ere j, is srid has put slavery on lis banner
>rd that it is 10 lie The ralyirg Fry 10 put
dawn Mr.. Clayton i'll his own State.