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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20

OMNIBUS JoKE--lt is told of Charles Lamb.
that one afternoon, returning from dinner party,
having taken a seat in crowded omnibus, n stout
gentleman subsequently looked in and politely ask
ed, "All full inside ~ 81 don't know how it NAV
be with the other passengers" answered Lamb
"but that last piece of oyster pie did the business
for me. ~
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20

II is an extraordinary fact, that when people
come TO what is called high words, they pretty
generally use low language.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20

Crying times" as the losfef said on entering
the Criminal Court
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20

prisoner, stand up arc you guilty or rot gull
y2"
''Faith, and do you think shalr do the work Of
the jury for 'em when they are paid for that same
Let 'em find it out"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20
THE ARKANSAS TROOPS AT BEUNA Visit!

THE ARKANSAS TROOPS AT BEUNA VISTA
As some controversy has already sprung up res
pcctlng the conduct OF portion of the Arkansas
volunteers at the battle OF Buena Vista, we think
it no more than iusi>to let member of that corps
recte, in his way, lis deeds on the occasion
ferrcd TO. The opportunity TO do 50 is afforded by
in the last "Arkansas State Democrat" Published
at Little Rock, into which paper it is transferred
from the Gazette" of the same place. The let
Ter is dated
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20

Mr. Tyler formerly Acting President Of fhc 4
States. was in Richmond. whilst Mr.. Webster was
there and not being invited 70 the dinner giveD ty
Mr.. w. the Richmond Enquirer thinks il vas y
slight 70 80 distinguished member Of ;hc RcPubj,
can party
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20
TURNPIKE NOTICE,
WANTED,

TWO first rate Cabinet Makers, to whom good
Apply to AID. CHANDLER.
Staunton, April 8, 1917.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20

Lord BroUgham once said that he hoped to see
the day when every man in the United Kingdom
could read Bacon. at would lie much more to the
purpose said Goblet, ''if his Lordship could use
his influence to sec that every man in the kingdom
could cat bacon"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20

The organ at Washington. after reviewing the
field Of battle, says "Mr Polk is stronger now in
Virginia than he was when he WAS elected"
This puts W. very much in mind Of Santa Anna 5
dispatches to the Mexican Congress after his DC.
feat at Buena Vista
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-05-20
B0LTING CLOTHS.
DO YOU SMOKE {?

IF you do, call at M. CUSHING'S, where YOU
:. will find superior assortment of fine Segars,
Pipes and Stems and Smoking Tobacco
Feb. 10. No. 6, Cheaper Side
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-23
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY %, ls47.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The journal OF yesterday was read and approved,
NAVY REGISTER.
The VICE PRESIDENT laid before the Senate CON-
municaon from the Secretary OF the Navy transmitting
copies OF the Navy Register for the use OF
the Senate.
PETITIONS.
Mr. RUSK presented the petition of Bryan Callaghan
praying compensation for goods destroyed at San Anto
MIA in Texas by order OF officer in the United States
army in September, s46 TO prevent their falling into the
hands of the enemy which was referred to the Commit
tee of Claims.
Mr. BERRIEN presented the memorial OF Moses E;
Levy, praying permission to locate on the public land
Grant or that he may be allowed to surrender the
10 the United States, payment to him Of the minimum
price OF the public lands which was Land on the table
Mr. MASON presented the memorial of the heirs Of
John Jacob Korn praying indemnity for French spola
tons prior TO 1900; which was laid upon the table.
Mr. CORWIN presented resolutions passed by the le-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08

In the January number OF Hunts Merchants
which Just published. Is nm OF Iron Noun
iein In Missouri DIR Lewis Feuchw anger Near the nn
Mountain !, another mass Of solid iron called the PHO,
Knob OF si larger dimensions Tho writer OF the letter
thinks that IN these two IL contained iron enough 10
the whole world for hundred years
MOTIVE PowrH OF Gus Corrosive SEQ by paragraph
IN me New York sun, that Isaac Mekc, ESQ., of Cam
den, NJ j. applying gun to the propulsion of ma
chinery IN his factory. The engine constructed ON tho
plan OF the ordinary horizontal engine only there
are two cyinders working in the other The Gun cot
ton !. gn''od by electricity, engendercd aud applied in
novel manner Any degree OF power may be Obtained
h Is said to be sner than the ordinary steam engine and
one person can run IT, $3.50
Key West letter in the New York Courier states thu,
been wrecked Key West and on the FlorJ. inr
tho past year Many of these were wrecked in the
hurricane which swept the on the lih of Oct
last spreading every where destruction in its course and
nearly destroying the town of Key West and wreckng the
wreckeIs themselves. In lSl5 the amount of proper,v
wrecked was S737,OO0 and in 1874 il was s725 700
The average amount of property annually wrecked upon
ne curing denod OF ten years past 10 near five
hundred thousand dollars.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
Correspondence of the PoiIad. North American.

NEw HoRK, Jan. >, 1 IL r. ".
In Flour there is marked change The sales arc mo-
deraic $3.50 About 1900 bbls Troy sold at S. A3i
mostly at latter. Geuesec generally held So 80 and
some sales made that figure Shippers not pen-
y lot OF 100 bbls Michigan sold S. Al for ex-
port Sales OF 500 bbls Philadelphia round hoop at 25
and small parcels Souhernst SIS ,25a5. ga
Meal IS IN fair enquiry 1854, with sales 1900 bbls
think 1000 bbs b'andywine sold on private
terms
Wheat is dull but if oights get easier purchases
will be made. sale of 1000 bushels made last we,
at Ito GEMS for Genesee Corn is steady sales of 500
t. 1000 bushels Southern 72a73 cents; DID, some
1000 OF 1900 bushels sid 77a1S5 Sales 1900
Barley al 6s CTS. Oats firm 39a42; sales 500 bush
els Juthsrn At 81 cts.
whsey "a bbls; 23I in drudge casks with small
sales.
Pork is buoyan sales 300 brs Prime were made at So
30 AMI S5,e25 and Sl031i bid the close for 1000
brls Of each Sales $50 brs Country Mess Beef at
assoc, aud 100 brs City Prime at 81.
Cotton is firm aud acye Sales OF 1900 bales, for ex
port n-umplon and speculation in cases, ID sd
vance.
Coffee, since the passage OF the ae in the House
perhaps ! per 10 lower, but the sales limited.
Sales Il 81 hid, q Sugar at 7Ic.
Freigh continue hea ~, engagements Of flour Liver
pool n IS ard Grain at l5d Ireland; Gid Tor Grain
Glasgow, l-d for Grain London 5, for Flour and cd
for Barley.
tx hanges inactive 5a5 Tor Sterling; Francs 5I5
5I25.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08

OFFICE or THE AMERICAN, Jan 3, , L. VI.
Flour.-Tho market Tor Howard Street Flour has been
rather animated tho last days. Sales Of 1000
bb made yesterday SiG2I and 1000 bbis to-day,
part Si625 aud balance at 1854 for choice brand.
The receipt price Is unsettled
Some parcels OF City Mills Flour could he bought ai 81
10. but wo hear Of no transactions since Monday.
Grain No Whosis arriving. We quote good 10 prime
reds nj 90a95 cents and white at lO0ilO5 cts.
Sales Of Corn 6Da62 cts for white, aud 6la62 cents
for yellow.
Oats 32a33 cts.
PrnviHons-Sales Of old Prime Pork were mndc ycsicT-
day 1891 . so improvement We do not hear e
any sales Of Mss- and quote nominally at $3.50. We
quote Moss Beef at $40 75all No S9n9 Is, aud Primo
S7a7,2j, but there sales Of any In Bic
there s much doing The stock Of Old Shoulders AID
Sides ia light and Of there Is scarcely in market
Old Shoulders bringing cents, In snail parcels. Sales
Of Baltimore cured Hams ot ~ cents. Lard in kegs
sold to-day . crnts per cent off, We quote bbls
Of II cents.
Whbkoy-Tho demand IL very limited aud prices have
downward tendency sales Of hdds to-day al 20 cts, and
u ga cts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
I.ien1cnnmI a;cmornl-

In the House Of Representatives on weduesdoy. the
vote oi the day before by c the propos uon 10 e.ea,e
the Office o! Lieut. GeGel. was la upon the e. was re-
considered. by the close soto 81 ana auore motion
10 lay again us table n,sa,yed-92 IL % What
appliances were used elect tins sudden chang. of posi-
uon, Of course, hnow "Ny'h.ur Gays the WASH
nstyn correspondent % the Baltimore Anene-nl bs, the
night tme and deeds dark night, could have accom-
pshcd hi- meiamorPhOs-.' Tue s-5jec. was then re-
tcrFod TO the committee O.! toe whole.
The Senate committee is said be equally divided On
the proposition, IN absence Of the Chairman Mr. Ben
tom VINO, tie her oXiCct4nl OF tho Office should % be-
created, present when the was 'aSau
D1 OF New YORK and Houston ct Texas voting ri-ma.
lively aud Mossrs Crusadon OF ny. and Bad Ger OF y e.
the negative II understood however that the com.
muec Will report the bal, accompanied by couucr r--
port.
The correspondent OF tic Baltimore Sun thus speculate
On the fate Of t4is proposition:
To-day the vote tie Lieutenant General was recon-
sccrcd ID the House and .u5s gucG'y erred % the -
mIttoc OF the whole the %; the Union whore D,
"il probably Joe % inc end Oi time. j pretty We
understood mat the Wings viii oppose the measure De one
man. and that between i've and ID .nCcrs,ic Senators
l- il without reserve do not believe n.t there
more lU three Senators IN favor Of u; but many viii
-VOl breaking with the AdmiuIsifai. %, anu wI cor,.
4ucnty vote Tor ag1u, their better judgment III
ought not 10 tc aud may be connected with serious con-
sequence"
On the Pr.T0 IHln 10 reconsider the vote Boy which the
President Prop. 10 authorize the appointment o
"Genora Omee"-pernais Lieutenant General. por.ap,
Field Mafha.-was summary rejected, the vote OF n,
Virginia delegation thus divided For reconsideration
Mo.su. Uops.us LeoAe Mcdowell und Tfedwsy-
Age st., MossFs. Bsy.y Chapman Hunter. P,nleo.
and seldom. Oa The motion agoi1 20 lay u on tue table
Nlesir. Bly.y, Chapman, Hunter Johnson Pend e,ou
and seldom voted in the affirmative auI Moss.s. Bslir
ger H1SAins, HUBBARD Leasc and Mcdowell, ia The nega
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
The Suls-'ErpnS,try.

The beauties OF the Sab Treasury eEenpted by the
following articles. The New Hosk Express says:
The first effects OF workings OF the monster were
extensively felt although in small way al the Post Office
Saturday Hundreds who rcsored there with the usual
OF the city, such Bank notes. and Spanish sxpen
e,s. shilling and two sh.lirs pieces which the
mon coin IN every persons pocket found that with
all ,hs currency ihat universal circulation they could
not obtain solitary letter from The office large por-
tom o: the applicants had . away without their letters
and provide tCC nscVss with American COIN icult
and some cursed the Post Office, Government and Sub
Treasury. Tbs Inconvenience and perp.rNlty, however
nave bu begun: the multitude Of poor people have not
.'i i.s effects Ine man % intelligence aud business ha
5s can with comp -a,ive convenience procure his tive
pieces bat the multitude obliged take such cur
rsncy they pad n. ard with j; they caunot get
letter. The workings OF the monster. IN this src Ter way
VI. be most aan7 wing, and ID have moe effect make
the Sub Treasury Unpopular with the masses than any
thing else.
The clerks 2! hour. IN delivering the mails. du
= usually ne 30 hour"
Tne Washington 5=res7oadent Of the Baltimore Amer
ican. under dae OF the 5-l ins, whites As follows:
The salaries 1iii 90 the stfce-. o., Government
the Instant r l. I5. This irt -.t Observance, OF
The Sub Treasury L ANA you tie advantage the
GoSeiEaeat e1mmun,ty deTiNs the .aw may re-
marx that that c1ss - officers wro % business 10
bus ness wsv, u-u,.-t 10 deposited their uuue. bank
ana gave checks upon the Ba ks the.r b=.
Amos. would have alIACi the Government & 2
checN upon tae hlna, s3d yei fhe BANKS per-
PeEed ard tre lammuuy also perpetliiy ty s Govern
% O., ag upon 5'1 the people and jher The
Ba-Ns o, New uTs, according information received
Httt, have aT., amount 10 Treasury Notes ON hand
which they will pay out 90 the merchants, wFo wal pay
them 20 the Government 10, Cl>,0n House duties The
elect oi tbs w. Bee 90 t-TJw iar.c o. these NOES
back up5a ;he Treasury the ,eIuurrt. Which, haynr
the power 90 reissue, wei send them upon the community
again O. ls; pns ua bl l.s 90 reissue W.. not
az; ile u .vcsG,nt long
j. The Common Co-as. q tie city @. Richmond has
resolved f.s>-n, Sword TO each as ,sa, officers OF
;le te1 volunteer companies 90. Richmond, commando
5y Cag-ains Scott and Carllg..a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08

In th' midst Of fessy rom yesterday afternoon the
Augusta Volunteers marched 10 tho Powhoan House 10
lece gr the elegant Flag painted by mr. Brown Of ,f,
city, rom the hands of Judge 3. c. Baldwin as ts organ
Of the county court of Aus.sa By whose ord, fas been
prepared IN performing tie duty assigned hm Judge
D. delivered Truly impressive md affecting address i3 the
volunteer, ctboun9 them 90 su.aiu the honor OF ..f
boaunu. HlR in tc p,rs Of ibe battle and 10 lsurl D.,
u1.u Jed O, is donors Capt Eon'on H1rp.rfsred briefly
but most coqusuty-p. gag himself, op behalf OF hI.
Company, that the a7g entrusted 20 their charge h5ai
never boz d-hol,.ed 300 their hanls We .,. O. Bc a..
o. procure c.pi,r Of both add.cs..7 lor publication
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
STATE OF THE STOCK MApxrr

REPORTED BY BEVERLEY BLAIR, LICENSED STOCK BROKER
state Stock per cents, par value sioO
Corporation per par value 500
James River Kanawha Bonds guaranteed by I'm. Stat.
value 500. ~ '' SA'e' par
gJ- No safes in the above stock January Dividend
Exchange Bank Stock value no, heard of
Farmers Bank stock value Slo0. 3! D. Ct nett
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock par value
sl0O-hcd NJ $40. -' - '-'N0
Richmond Pure Stock par value sso-a ,,..
saa!a3O 1900 sAe' NJ
sIOO-in demand ats7S -' '~ '"''
aSp3. ' 'A '''Ne Si'V-sN
Richmond sni Louisa Stock par value soo-b,h n,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
RICHMOND MARKETS.

lRKfoRrED AND CORRECTED TWICE A WEEK FOR ruE wms /
TOBACCO-No change in the market,
FLoUR-held at S5a5i.
WHEAT-lOOalO5c for prmc-inferior SOa95c
CORN-55c.
oATS-33o35c. from Dcpo,-in demand.
CUT NAILS TO 4ic.
TEAS-lmperial and Gunpowder soc. to g, 25; Black
25a50c '-N' ~
%IliSKEY-Bbs. 24c; Hogshcads 23c.
LlME-Thomasion, saies from wharf 81 store IA Cd
MULASSES-N. Orleans 3Ia33c; Porto Ric, Disable
Cuba l6a22c. Stock very light.
CANDLES-Sperm 27a2sc; Patent Sperm Zoe; Hulls
Patent lac; Tallow lOaI2I.
CoFFEE-ln anticipation that Congress, will place a
duty on this article, tho market very firm with an adj
vance OF ]. We quote Laguayra SiasS,; Rio Sas1c;
Java lOall !; ST. Domingo 65 Il.
CLOVER sEED-SlJ4i.
HERDS GRASS ST.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushol.
PIG IRON-S15 to So.
FlSH.-Herrngs, No. l, 81, No 2, 81 receipts over.
Oll-Winter strained oil best lis cts.
Professionalism. new Smithfeld 7IaS cents: Old
Western Sides 64c Shoulders SCI and Baltm 70 Sides
ole; Shoulders 5cs; Hams 6Ia7i; Lard saste
Pl-ASIER-From the Wharf, S3,l21 per ton do.
Basin "a to 4,l2l
SuGARS-The cargo OF bark Ph1niS from New Or
leans, 1870 hhds sold So 30; T. Rico brings ga
9Ic.; ST. CEoix 9al0c
SHOT-5a5i
SALT--Salt has become very scarce, and would to-
day command 81, S0aS2.
CATTLE-Beoi, by scales weight, gross 50 to ,; Z;
Hogs So, and in demand; Mutton from to per head
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
Boston lEarket-.san 4.

Coton-The market is frmer to-day aud some holders
asking higher prices Gales about loo bales Provisions
Bat little dong than tho usual retail sales Moss
Pork selling SlOaSIO25 prme 50 5Oa9 and clear,
Sl2 mos. Lard and sells ready In kegs at
&c, moe Hams in moderate demand iT5c mos.
Tho market quiet aud prices rather heavy; moderate sales
Of Gcnesoo at s. 81; Ohio and Michigan, Sjil; Ohio
round hoop, S5375; Georgetown S544l5,5O; Baltimore
Cprn-New yellow fiat sells moderately 72c; white 70a
lie; old yellow mealng, 7Ia75 c. cash.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
Reception o. ,I,c voiun,cor,.

We omitted 'Y mcnuou yesterday tlt 'te Jefferson
County Volunteers, reaching lho Ciy paid their l,cis
q, tro Chief Magistrate, whom they were -,r iu,.d BIO
appropua, speech, o., John S co lhsr E.l the scaa.
Or FROM blt Dsuet. Tho Governor rs par1oJ, We orc
told oT We were not present, DO 900 .rr,.yc fo.nucr
luc company rsH repaired % te qaafsr provided ior
them. The n.Hgsr Of r.r almpang -r Caplu bu 81.
Rowan, ard L.5ats. Hn h.ys. ID. Ilefs. ceB Va..rr.
ton. ADD - Mcrorm..t. aed Ofd,i'y Sergeant Fa.riar
It, Washingt0u defendant OF tc father of boz e,un.
ty, and We a'c ".d by iae Enquirer. vcf. the sword a
his great anesspr. orderly F1ra1 the Times says. s
hneal detcon5snt Of lord FsIHs1
Yesterday. ihe second company from Pct.rsburg COM
manded by Capt Vim. VI Robiuson on be- srrivaI. pro.
eesded the mansion Of tic Goysrnor 10 whom they were
ouoiuoed by Mf Dnrsard Of DE Peter burg Rcpub. can
The Governor eddols,d them in eloquent and ,ypro.
pirate manner; and they then msehod 70 Their quarefs Of
ihc Union uote'.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08

tnre nerpose 10 protect the owners Of the Old Line Of
Boats upon James River from the injurious effects con.o
quent upon violation by the Richmond & Frederieks.
oofr ana the Richmond Petersburg Railroad Comps nies
OF 'heir respective charters. Mr.. MISryRK-Of George
Head Jail keeper Of Loudobn county, asking an increase
OF compensation for services. Also-of RobL j. Wright
asking that certain Of money paid by him for trans
porting State arms from Richmond Loudoun be refund
cd, Mr.. Aspsksos-of Trustees OF Hampden Sydney
College. for aid from the Literary Fund.
On motion OF Mr.. BYRD, the House adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
Tic sonrI,crn Isinntnr.

By on advertisement .n dis paper 10 will be seen lhat
ibis vaulbc pub cot7n has been transferred by Mr. c.
y. Boits boy whom hoe been heretofore 20 ably edited
to Mr. = ID B.rn-rj. by whom b.. wi be- hereafter con-
Quoted We are sure, from our kuowIcd7c Of Mr. Bsr.
nard, tha' be will sparo p7r. Icudlr uc Planter as
interesting has been the infringement Of he pre-
d.c.as8r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
Correspondence or ~ Batmorc Patrot

TUfIlUTTTIIA, Jan. y, 7. Vt.
Tus N,rFrr~o,n h-ldc's firm and salef ~ 100 his ~
iiattl Urinds ani iic for a Mobile FoW isstr
without erp tenant 10 any eSn 900 bbh good band, ol
s75 80 refused for Hd hands Com Ne tea
sal WHEAT ford reds held tutatts
Corr, demand aeve 5000 buhr' Souihefn low
SOD ~ g. slightly ritd VIII rcd b. w0th oOc ard mix
CSC etc., sl'e 1la32c Groceries.
thnr doing tfat tu sne; - s Offered end 81 KIDD
~ vonswr notice stir FOX and 1900 bbis no NJ
and 81 pf held Oh md o. Sr'dsrnnii
n sred NJ si31 AID Coterat sta9N tho hitter for
primo. vs. soy. rniiH .ales ~ b5'sat 2Je hhis ga.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08

The Lozs'a.uro of Nov Jfs convened ~ Albany on
che 3 Do iust The lenL Governor presdcs 0Gcio over
tbs sonatc. lu bs House. wm. C. Hasbrouck lwhigI
Wa eleclci spsskor The Message OF Governor Young
very bnsiof about third the length Of that of Gov
smh and The n. Y. Courier says. moe remarkable
for Whist 80 oris hso what ooaiains" No allusion is
mseo tho Anu Rea, question, nor arc national suirs
acvoucd Co.
Gov. YouaR's message was torgaphcd from Albsny TO
New Nolk N bouu and rs minutes from tie time that
she reading u s began In the Housc
uassnchusctts Volunteer.
Nstf c.mprptes al fhs ,..,.,..t II VI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08


b,outif.i ANA Precious Nsty.Scnr'- Csift.
There ha. IHa, ofpalrod from thr Pre-. beautiful Irs
vn. mc vu.ru uy VWcm1 moffs,, a.t desgn,d main
u i1f tH- cory Iu' ,' ct.fu IIfG Do lry end doe
vince Yl our holy Religion. 70 .r o. An EY.,rs of dc
Holy BaIr, embedding 90 fo mot f.'r,.ff, ard i4,
pIfiarfilc icnta coma ned BOO no O ag N.w rta.l efs
relate win rl.r'.. tup..y rlI ...ra ire, .rbIy ...
uoetsr 10 Tho icart' and curiosity oi y.r0 prrs4 end
aecHnp'n cd BY explanations a0d romrf. mad, u g. rstu
fuI and cay .rs.H '' bonn. 1tler tender and
fu-ccprbr mIuds, I Dbl. most Iul.a .r md a.i.o l, no.
me- " ai truths .. Cur ilaiy. We h.,r never te.. q,
vol n Obj m1..tf .rI HHp-a',ndIrr ,l-acs- crra.a
ted '1 effect 500 largo ll 1n.H.t OF good r.aeb rlr4
generators. by mplun1g La seeds ol divine tlIia to
opcri0g mind ard ,nt,HR %, n tho mot pleasing -nrcr
90 on carly familiarity uiI The cDuusca Of God. fi t q
scheme Of mans redemption. limoy be truly fliI, that
'faIlre' 10 brighter worlds nd lsas. hs way
I'a precious bcn,flotion the young; and simple A. IL
b. viii De- read, venture assert, With interest aud pro
90 by The oii
We heartily commend 81 The best sDh ct wo hsva mot
viii Tor NEw-YEsRs GiFrs which, II improved 10 pro-
per manner will make the year harry one, for lime
aul eternity.
The "Er'omo Of the Bible" will be found At the Book
stores - tho CITY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
" IN lhe Senate. On TasLday. VI. cameIan Of ra N.


The Legislature o fls State assembled Of Harrisburg
on che 5.i inst. Charles Gibbons -Whigl was elected
% siaf aud scattering. James Cooper Wmrl was elect.
Cd speaker of the House, receiving 80 vJtcs unI John
knor lioc'l 30. lts iac 6sf umc Tor ~ ycars that c
whgs havs been Boz iho ascendant the reunsy wanna