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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-13

IJTae attention OF the reader Is directed to an
Advertisement in another column. of Fontalns
celebrated Remedy for CONSUMPTION.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-13

4 NAAlE into the enclosure ~. the subscriber on
~ the Isr inst, two heifer calvt s: one red with
a star in the forehead; the other brnale with
white spots on it The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges, and ia Ike the same
away. LEONARD VAN AL STINE.
Salem. Dec rs 1876 05-4w
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-13

HARVEY DURkEE
A GENT Ger the Burlington, VT, Glass works,
n keep. constantly on hand s! sizes and qasiI
,iex Q. Glass from sy O. 10 81 by 50.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-13
GLASS WARE.

GLASS n Mr.
TUST Received, large lot OF Glass ware con .
j sjsinr OF Sp. Jars, TIactures Of various Sizes
Sail mouths, Bottles, asserted walls Sc for sale
wholesale and retail al
STRYKER & GREEYE'S Drugstore.
Also Castor oil in Bottles OF varioas sizes.
lane ~ &c. & c..
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-13
TAKEN UP

(NAAlE into the enclosure OF the subscriber, on
~ the LIST OF Nov. last,a black years old steer
line back, one of his ears cropped the other split.
The owner is requested to prove property pay
charges and take the same away
J. MCDONALD.
Pleasant Prairie, Dec. %. 40 2G-4t
TAKEN UP
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-13
;. WILLIAMS,
Pastor Ist Baptist Church, Pittsburgh.
From the Btue Hens Gi,e en-. lDll

From the Btue Hens Ghle en-, (Dsl
We call The attention ofour readers 10 the GER
uhcate OF Rev. S. Williams, Pastor Of lst Baptist
Church, Pittsburgh. in relation to Dir. Smiths
FILLS. We can ourselves bear testimony ito the
excellence Of these Pills, one of US having used
them and experienced great relielfrom them.
The above is the best paper in the State Of Della
ware.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-13
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
JOHN B. JILL SON.
V 0IFA mrs


Dated Southport Jan. Is, 'lSi6. 29-3t
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-13

NAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
~ the first of November last hcier calves.
one almost white, with some red SPOTS the other
red, white under the belly brockle ia ce. The own
er is requested to prove PROPERTY pay chars and
take the same away. i"K. SH ARPE.
Salem, Dec. is. 1916.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-13

The 'improssd Indian vegetable Pi,ls," (Sugar
Coated,) ale certainly doing much good in the
whole country, and highly esteemed, if one
hall IS true that reople write and say about Them
They are SO easy in their operation thai ell like
them. The editor of the Northern State Journal
zone OF the largest and best papers IN the State
OF n. \ J write as follows.
. IL
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-13

DY the subscriber, three small Calves, about
ID six months old, one a red steer white head
and the right ear cropped: and the other tNo
brown heifers no marks. The owner is revues-
ted to prove property, pay charges and take them
| away. THOS. HOW LAND.
Pleasant Prairie Dec. 10, AS. 26-4w
NAME into my enclosure, or about the 9th
~ inst, one red yearling steer, slightly brindle
about The head. with few spots of white diff
ferent parts of the body. The owner is requested
TO prove property, pay charges, and take him a
way. 25-4w S. X. MCCLELLAN.
Wheatldnd, Dee. 14th, 1916.
ItAME into the enclosure of the subscriber, On
~ the 10th mat, 3 heller calves, one red-one
one brnde, sides. line back, white under the bel
y the other brindle, white face. The owner is
requested to prove propery,pay charges and take
them away.
A. MISSIONER.
Dec. 90, 1876.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-13

DI. U. DEM, Smlth--
Dear Sir: | was laid up with bad cold some
time since my return from n T., and during my
illness made trial Of your pllls, and must say
found them excellent. They are the best medi-
cine for the purposes they are intended, that /
have yet seen. | seldom take pills, but | found
yours entirely free from the Objection to which
others are liable, hope they viii continue to be
source OF profit to you, as | doubt not they will
be means of .relIet to the afflicted on large
scale,
Yours truly,
j. GREEN.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-01-13
ESTRA

ESIRAN.
GAME into the enclosure of the subscriber on
u or about the first OF Oct. brindle steer about
noe year old. The owner Is requested TO prove
nroncrty paw charges and taSe the same away.
a. q, FRENCH.
Pleasant Prairie Dec. 30,h, 40. n27.4w,
4 Ny quantity Of Dried Applesaad Peaches 70
n ,ale bv w. 2. WATTLES.
Oct. Il, As.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
Ehe Tenth Legion.

We have done all in our power goad rLc Tenth Le-
gon into ocuon but kind offices have been Igo,cd
upon with suspicion aud repealed win something Of aspc
uy. Nevertheless ne were gaufcd when xc announced
th" feet O. which attention especially called by
o Enquirer, that although late for SERVICE two CONF
paHos y volunteers had been organized ~ Rock ngham
Gone of hC tier Of counties upon which the appcaon OF
Cdrars inyncbic cohorts has been confcucdJ for the
M,Aoan Bot nor informed Boy the Harrison.
burg Republican, that such companies were raised -
Do says that plPer) that 80 men had voluu-
t,,fed Mr. kcuneys musr.fo butthoy had dcsplifsd
raising single company and disbaudcd-and fuO
OF their number only William Smith and CALVIN Smith.
both Whgs, determined TO join Cap. WIN. b Arehor's
company Richmond. So that boz truth, the Tenth IT,.
Riou will co1uJate but ns2 Co bc virginia regiment.
aud both OF ilem Wings! W. s,at, Me fact without
comment d tho Tenth Legion DO DETAINED" by DO.
surely % be Not fault.
Tue R,pl1hsun Informs that tHo ciuzers %. HafI.
zo burg gave dinner 10 the two gallant Wing volunteer
and presented 90 each OF them sR-blu, revolver To
each OF them Bowie knife wSs also g.ycr-onc by Mr.
isaac Aiken. and the other by Mr. joe S. EGingor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12

The Southern mail failed yesterday and the day before
and we have later from the army than we pub
lhed yesterday The OF the last sdyices from the
seat OF naturally anxiety in regard TO the
probability OF Inc successful defence of SauIo by Cen
Worth, should attack be made upon il by Santa ANN
letter from sIIuo, dated the both Of November, an
ucpauUg the possibility OF attack upon Gen Worth
says. M that event, fall back upon the Pass de
lbs UueTiOs far Monterey. Ss,illo we cannot
retain with less than or 5000 and plenty OF artie
~, should have oruiy several heights which
overlook the town, and which, possession Of an enc
my, we could be driven out in hours firing The
place itself Is not defensble being surrounded by emf
oil sides. The Mueros (or Deaths Passage
we could defend with present force for a season
against q host IN arms and Monterey with O much
smaller force than could SaulIo aad much more e.
" ieciuaIIy." "Ii he Santa Anua) advances
upon must la back, even IT reinforced by Cen
Wool, unless get heavy guns Of which we are
destitute here. Could We have some I-'- or pa We
might make stand With present means d, would
be 'he height Of folly remain, in the face OF certain
% starvation, capture OF distinction"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
BRwUs
LiemIeIinni Grnerni-

Although tie House oi Representatives refused. on Sa-
iurday, bya vote OF 80 TO 10 amend Mr. Ruhbuus sub
sttue, by the insertion OF author zng the appoint
mentoia Lieut. General, yet the Hog.e iu nut tee of the
whole, had previously. by yo,e OF 81 {, o. incorporated
provision 10 ia effect the bill ioE which Nr Rarabuns
was substitute, and which presume passed tat body
yesterday. In that event, the appointment Of Loueu
ant General will nave been authorized by the House not
wthstandng clearly in opposition to the opinion OF
majority Of the members, upon fuller vote Its 10 be
hoped however that Senate will strike out this feature
Of the bill.
Should it pass both Houses, however, Senator Benton
cannot receive the appointments provision having been
inserted, declaring thai O." shall be u 20 appoint TO
any Of the offices authorized by this act any member OF the
present Congress" Rumor says that Caleb Cushing is 90
be the man
OF the Vrginin Delegation, MossIs. Brown, johnson.
Lcske McD5wa. aud Trodwsy voted Tor the creation o..
the oihee OF Lieutenant General. aud Messrz Atkinson,
Bly.y, Bcdnglr, Cbspm1u, Hopkins, Hlbard. Huatcr.
PcutiC,On and seldom against h.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
Election of senator.

westutod some days ego. that % was understood ts,
King Caucus had been dothronod bui well from ru-
mot as from call iu Yesterdays Enquirer Tor meeting
of Che Locoioco members Of the Legislature Co be- he'd
the evening" induced 20 believe that ihe number ,'
those who bod uvovtd hostility that system has been
somevbat diminished recently, aud DO he now within m,
scope OF possibility ui least chat yory fov Of tho minority
will D., firm enough resist the decree Of that body al
though hey may decline participation Boo m deliberations
Nous rerrons.
ln he mean while, be- understood that the " I8uc.
sock har fallen, within few days past aImost Co zero
a1d tlat the Smith stock has rapidly advanced -
Toe od sdaro. however say', must uWuya e. from
homo 10 hear tho news end 6nd in The Rocking
hsu Register, which has doubtless very ample
inilrmaton, the following paragraph
ltis thoughtb BY well informed psrsons a. Richmond
thitVov smith will be elected 90 the Senaio II the q. -.
Boz pscc ~ MI Archer, whose expires the 9Th OF
Mseh and thai j. W Ionss me present Speaker oi
ihs House III Delegates, will De elected 10 succeed Mr.
fmf aa Govcfnof o. Virginia"
Mf uuof,rs friends arc understood To- DO lew n number
comparatively, though they arernt, and profess to
h. 6un. The whole mauot De- yet IN fcg however snd
~ must patiently await ths event
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
CAsrLE HrLL. 4,h January. Isl6.

CAsTLE HLl, Ain January ISI6.
Gentlemen: had the honor 90 receive YESTERDAY vour
communication of the 29h u.in' in which, a portion
OF the Delegation appointed by the Wings OF Bedford
~ The Convention ah3at 10 be assembled for tho purpose
OF nominating candidate Tor this Congressional District
you desire 10 be informed % would become
should my namo appear 10 be object ol favor
BRO the Convention.
ana deeply sensible Of the honor done me BY this
a2pHc1uen, preceding from gentlemen of we-krown
standing, su remote part Oi the Dsrc' where ms p.r
sDD5 acg Ia.1aucc very limited, aud whose ga incl
gcucc anu patriotism sufficiently uutscd by the large
and eai ntcnel views Oi public stirs. win wacH they
nlv. been pleased t1 accompany Hlueurg expression
of their wishes ana 5.GtIments sZafd myself. Tn
der tcse C.rCuu- Gee, would DO q oi sincere
satisfaction 90 me u could fad 10 consistent with other
duues, and feelings which, am slfc you vii respect
weld tac cal. you have made upon me But alter near
ty years OF my life devoted the public in one
capacity another, you will, persuade myself deem
30 Unreasonable th1t now cherish ardent desire Tor ro
uremcn, Cue OBJ. cations TO which, indeed, at this
douby enforced by imp1rag fiIuc.ry boo which the
Interests OF others concerned, well by the dutc
owe hoy own lurIy. arm, moreover, agDI persuaded.
.usf e.e both younger cod "b,tcr sold ere" 90 c
District. Jess obnoxious 10 90. purity ic7tlmrnts which
long connection "Ih public is t.3 frequently sCgois VINO
would De oDr 20 conduct the with Tar better p;os-
pcc's OF easy uud ceiialu success.
Ny veVs of tho Interests Cd tho public cause, then, no
les uou the urgent claims oi private duty aui ceiling,
pei request respectfully, but az the same time
most earnestly aud decidedly ,uat may not be consider
ed one u the hynOTed number out whom the Convention
will make their selection Di candidate for tho Fifth Con
gression1. District have bad my share Of tho honor-
qua sHusS 'l p-'io 'e ana sna' ever chef'h 'e'
l"s o ueoP llu uIecuoHi' gfa'ae To- 'he voters OF mrs
native ID strict for ihs generous aud scdis. support
have received az theii hands Mine now De- The hum.
D,i DI. no. 's P,'Ys ',nee % Que o' '"e people '
"9 flo,' v, ", u.s. 49, me- ',' H,'i.'' 'nu
wy. t. ~ , i" lug ,is '..'''1' p. .'..' iIu' ~
p-.''''" | i. ~ "o'''''' '''''..' '"1 W ''1'''o ''
] 'ft ..
- .. .l'' ,'.".l '' ~. Vow 20.
/ '... " F'..' ~ ''' '..''
|U| Old. r.rH
" 3D., ,r,g '.., , i 81 ~ '.'.. "', 'i'.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
MONEY AFFAIRS. &c. IN NEW YoRK.-Ths

Thnrsday was avery busy day at the Custom House.
The Clerks found great difficulty in dsparching the busi
ness, and the Merchants great embarrassment The re-
ce'ps were about nneiysiS thousand dollars hy.two of
which were IN Treasury noes, and twenty-five thousand
specie. This heavy duty on the cash Clerks was more
than they could PERFORM and crowd Of Merchants had 70
wait the whole day.
mus the FOLLY OF the b-TTeasury is and more
apparent and Is the theme Of condemnation of every one
whether political, friend enemy, of the Administration
The Banks are all provided with Treasury notes. and
supply their customers with whatever they may The
Government obtain much specie funds than thoy did
before the specie clause went operation Then every
man paid his duties in Bank Now Treasury notes
are sought after, paid into tho Custom House and inn
mhdilely returned to the Government.
The packet ship New York, for Charleston supposed to
be shore South OF Cape Haeras insured for wenty
two thousand dollars in Wall street Her cargo It is be-
ieved, will be saved II is valued at ortyhousand dol
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
DIR. SwAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY
ALWAYS CRIUMPHANTi
: w9A8T9R Y8.2. ; s
CIREll

PWLAnELFnis, sEPT. 4, 1876
Dr. ~ SrayHS-Dear Sir Being n length Of time afflicted
wi violent cough, with pain my breast sore
Of Lungs, sbnns' of breath appetite swcas
&c made rial Of various remedies which
the Ia7era but gradually The cough
such that the h7Oi rishcd Trofuscy noa hen
the paroHyms of coughing iRieod
tm fccu'd postcd AMI the hour departure
hsnd At his time mmenied your COMPOUND Syrup
WLd cherry which Immediately began footh
the vol of relieved plin my
cd and healed un-s. &C continued e row,
THINKS Ia God ani IN the eject q ComPo1n Syrup Of Wild
Cherry, cured sni able % daily labor think
invaluable medicine coughs colds and diseases
and h.ud be al afflicted II persons
purchase the original aoe prepared BY lampor
many spurious and HESS which aucnp
ted be PANIED ~ the reputation yours might
of valuable lives freely
benefit Of those who suffering vas
EZEKIEL THOMAS. IN 13thu
doors from the willow.
The pres, medical faculty and thou anis Or
SWAYNEH Preparation, both country and
Europe all acknowledge be greatest ever
made BY
p rhe Original and only only prepared ~
Dr. svaync w. n Eighth sts Phid, Ipha
Fof sale, Wh,eiae AID rstil BY PEYTON JOHNSTON u.s.
Main street RouNoSp KING Toy, Norfolk Bragg wsir Pc
tsftbufg lad
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
House Of Delegates.

,,. IT,. - - D., ~ ''"o" W VIZ"
-. r. ...
,t. 80 'o's W. '"' Jul.
t -. '''' c,nn VIZ 7iOs'''i'e 'i''',
- ooG ono -. S'''''' ''g ',''' u" "' WIN
I.'.' ,'r. o..'''7,a, '"'' '.an@ was i'''
, '' '''"'' s'''' 9''-''O'' i"' ''-''' D'anA was
"'" ''' WIN VIC wore "L'i"A"'' ''''''a OF IHt MOUTH
part OF the section read 1 the corple,1 of ae work f
said company from Lyncbburg wcs,wardn sc.
M PATElcL offered another amendment, which was
under consideration when the House adjourned.
u Tho Lexington VA Gazette informs Us OF the de-
stuct0n, By dic, the 2Jh 9 Of tho large Hot, and
oil the Cabins, but three OF that iayouo resort the Alum
C,.,5,. .-I - ,9o, -. ~ .''
49,. -, a.,,.''-
sronG" -r.. 80 .''1 Nv i'''' y w.
falls upon the worthy propretyr. NessrsJ IA. II. Camp.
bsl
nm. -I.-...-
seen that Nos'r' j. 81. Easaee & SON orc tho agents n
this city lr tho sale of d. Blnripgs Body B.,ce tho p
ps6-i,r effects Of which ,,o ,,,..,,d f,,r ~ .,,
| a,b -. '"' ''' '-o
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
To The Editors Of the Louisville Journal:
CAMP NEAR MoSrFRr, Da.o,.k.. ,

O@"T "tAA NUN IEAKf' December Z, 1916.
observe that IN your paper you have ta
rumor of collision between Msjor Gems T,ylor and Rrr
ler am happy TO have It in my power 10 confirm vour
statement The report, which has been widely spread IN
the newspapers 10y leer-writers aud Others Of difficulty
between these high officers the field o battle At Monte
roy,s utterly groundess aud Such report ,bu,
promulgated, is not only injurious Gen Butler but aso
TO the public service, in which both aud Cen TAYLOR IA
engaged lgives therefore, extraordinary pleasure pos
iuvey 10 contradict all such and reports None but
the most amieabe relations have existed between the Off
GERS mentioned and so authorized and requested pub
hciy TO state. ours, faithfully, HENRY CLAY Jr
Lieut. Col. I'd Reg't Ky. Volunteers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
DIED.

On Monday iith inst, JOSEPH r., Of Nathaniel md mary
Ann EULER AGED ~ months and days Tho sni and
acquaintance of the family requested the funeral
The residence NJ his father ~ o'clock
In his cry, Sunday morning the 10Th inst, Mas s,H,u
FEfnrseov.
On the 6h Hcnrco County The thiuy year
n his agc Wrau RaufRr EttErr leaving WIFE and hfse eh
dfen 10 mourn hs frrparahie ipss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
SiNoris Coirccrf.

VIC need scarcely remind our music.oyug citizens that
syors Concsrt-hc only he give in thu city, in
consequence OF his previous arrangements the South
will take place this evening at the Exchange. The Saloon
viii no doubt be crowded.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
LETTER IRON wAsHINGTnN-

''''"''''0"E''H OF ? M AIIAANDAIA UlZETTr.
~ WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, Z. NJ
The bids for the public printing were oponod to-day b
the Secretary OF the Senate and Clerk Of The House in the
presence OF the Vice President Speaker and the
tract has been awarded the unlo of the "AIbnnv A.
gus''-the firm of Van Benhuysen & Co. who were IN.
lowest bidders ~ ~ 'N'N '"S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
Military Appronrintiou,

The Committee OF Ways and Means last Saturday re-
ported TO the House of Representatives bills making the
following Experimentation which some faint dc, may
be formed OF the amount Of expenditure contemplated
Nm l''ief'' U-t?373 2s
-'' -g2ueuf
'A1' On
s3qGase3s u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
William L. Goggim, ESQ.

It affords pleasure in publishing Tho Letter OF
Mr. Ryes, declining he considered candidate for the
AIbomare Congressional District accompany it with tho
annunciaton that William L. Goggn, Esq the predeees-
so OF Mt Laake, has consented be the
oi the Wings IN the next Spring canvass. Mr.. Goggin
sgnihes has Willingness again take the field if Shall
meet the general concurrence o. the Wings OF the Ds,rc,
No one uol' We believe that sgch er UNANIMOUS de-
sFe. aud that aoy will him cordial and enthusiastic
supper Aihemare Orange and Amherst have already, in
appointing delegates to the District Convention instructed
them TO nominate Mr. G and Bedford would have done
doubtless, but tor the that Mr.. c. being ma
tive and resident OF tn. county, deemed it most proper
that his name, time doubtfuD he should
consent TO It's being presented all should be brought
forward 0y some other county. The Wings of Nelson.
Greene and Madison will, confident with one voice
respond to the nomination OF Orange Albemare and Am.
herst In hoe signg uinces!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12

UNITED STATES BANk.-The annual repo,t n
s expired institution states that "he Trustees under The
assignments OF i,h and 9th OF September 1871 have maid
on all the judgments which had been Obtained against b,
BANK previous TO the preceding rates. rs required bv tho
sad assignment In regard 10 the loans due by the Bank
IN Europe TOR which State stocks and bonds were pledged
Tor their redemption, there hiss been no material CHANCE
furing Tho
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
the highest respect
Npttrfr enl,,4g
[SigncdI

lSigncdl w. &. RIVES.
To hcs's. Robert Allen, Benz. A. Donald, C. Siep'ae R.
Campbell, j. \. Wharton NaJh. II. Campbell William
Terry Jno. W. Holt ST., Jas. I. Johnson E. C. Burks
James VI Woods Jos Wilson
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12

SniiiIIn.

~ The Southern and Weston Literary Messenger ~,
be published to morrow morning.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
Ftom tAe .AIbanu JournaL

Dr. T. j. f. BoHASSAS, of Richmond has been appoint
oy the PRESIDENT OF the u S. Surgeon Of tho Regiment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12

MAGNIFICENT BooKs-The King of Prussia has present,
co 10 our state set Of books eeg aniy printed
bound and ornamented with gold clasps and sboundir
most superb illustrations, descriptive the restored por
OF rompe Here slan@unl and Stabia. These book, are
no" IN he state Library, and well deserve visit botb
account ct he novel beauty and the interest OF the
winch they Illustrate. They will show at a glance ,bs
beautiful ana rare works OF in which the luxurious in
haoahs OF hose buried cities deighed-heir -nl,n
pu palaces ADORNED with paintings satuary flowers and
fountains, as well as the humble but beautiful dwellings, of
the people may pcrchance the inquiry whether
We nave not taken already long stride toward the same
luxury upon which the iron shower fell aud buried il Tor
continues IN daIkness from the eve OF tho world
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12

El;nHOND CATTLE MARKEr--Jsv. ~.
Pixies Pc lh lios ne pat angsd from slso N sa2s,
Httf ~ niCnIfq aty ata lower price Mutton At from
$50 TO o. according % qua. HOGS but few 10 mafe md
10 iguand q $3.50 70 81.