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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03
CITY ARRIVALS.

COLUMBIAN HoTEL. June 2-COl ii l. Hopkins, Powha-
tan; T Headen and lady. Floyd III; Col VI Trvillian
I VI James, Thos James. w Lee Goochlandi r Snead,
n 9; J Walker. Madison; Mr. Wilkinson Cumberland
e Robinson, VI Palmer, w Love III Palmer, Mr. Mayo,
y G; J Phillips and lady, Amelia; w Simmons, A Jack.
son. Wiliams, MeeklenburQ; J Tally. Hanover; Y w
Redman, Cauack Tenn; Woodfn, w Wilkinson,
Powhatan;J Jordon. Goochland S Jones. Buckng-
ham; Stainback, ii Lewis, Brunswick; b Mus.elman
Louisville, Kr; Lowry, Covngton, Ky; Wood Gooch.
land Garland Danvic; K II Watkins Pfesque Isle; f.
Petit, Gooohand; T Maddox, Cumberland.
EIcnASeE HorEL-May &C Darlington Miss Darlington.
Halifax w Watt Alabama; u Merrill Geor Capt Reid
Rudd, wnnermore, Search Knekc. Haeke Serena.
Harrison and lady Charles CITY Gordon AemaTe Capt
Winder u Army. Wilson. Ethan Va. scidon,
OmohuRdfo. GodonsviHe; 2 l. swim, Louisa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03
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pIinrir,es Of .o.istv nj goys,,rn,n, M, ,-, -
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03
I" Another DougIass!v

The free negroes at the North are about TO spceu., ON
John Bulls sympathes. Seeing that Frederick Douglass
has been highly honorod, by the astocracy OF Eng
and-inviied as the most distinguished guest dinners
aud suppers, mounted upon the with Lords and
Dukes and Right Reveends and placed in the chief
OF the synagogue among the scbes and phsrsees-and all
because he was runaway save-lpiy that OF the
white slaves in their factories and fields can't away-
seeing all this, enc Henry Bbb greasy denzcn perhaps
OF the Five Points but protesting be sefcmancp
wooy from Kentucky, about follow in Douglass
footsteps lie is PASSENGER in one Of the
Cunard Selmers-upon the deck OF which no Southern
should pu, his foot while modes of crossing
the Atlantic abundant-doubte-s with the expectation
OF ectng from British aristccrats, who revelng in
speador upon the toll OF their own more abiect and in all
respects aforementioned slaves portion OF sympa
thy and cash by whch Frederick Douglass has been rem
dered immortal in the calendar Of Abolonsm and in his
own estimation! Should Bib make successful spec.
we NAV expect To the Steamers crowded with free
negroes, pretending be runaway slaves eager to avail
themselves OF the tide before Gibbs. Ii nv Lord A
aud my Lady b, and Sir g. and the RICH, Reverend Mr..
d, with their On-savery followers, would turn their at
tenton TO the great Irish ciarnehouse or even 10 the ancs
and cellars OF their own splendid metropolis, they might
behold scenes OF misery and hear cries agony such
will be or heard in any cotton.
negro cabin south OF the Potomac. We have the name
OF sayery-they the stern reay-ihe slavery OF Neees-
y with its gaunt companions, Famine and Crime in the
foreground and in the background Of the picture.
We certainly have objection however TO seeing GRE
dulous John Bull deeced by our cunning CuIees TO his
hearts content lie deserves it, for daring reptoaeh US
with the mote that is in eye, while he seems TO be
strangely unconscious, do large portions OF our own
counymen beyond the Potomac, the huge beam that
is in own How much peaceaby and comfortab bly,
the world would geS II the people who inhlbi, it would
be sociious uncsteniaieousy relieve suffering
and want that beei their daily paths rHEY
instead OF extending their NEwsFAFERENBA
the ends OF the world in SEARCH Of
objects OF benevoence who, in cases would be hap
pier and better If they were let alone.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03
~ The Wheat crop in Michigan and in parts of Ind
IS said to be very promising.

u We hope that not Of readers will fail to Pc
the second and last letter Of John $. Pendeton in to-
days paper addressed to Richard $ Coke Of Washington
Notwithstanding the Protraeted discussion Of the Mexican
War question: dunng the last session OF Congress- Mr. PEN
deton the only member OF that body who turned his
attention 10 the subject Of the claims against Mexico
which constituted prominent feature the Presidents
last Annual Message. Some OF these claims which Mr.
Coke employed TO collect, with the promise Of immense
contingent fees in the OF his success are shown up
in all their enormy, by Mr. Pendeton, in his second let
that gentemsn,-which wha is remarkable for III,
elegance. perspieuity and force
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03
DIED,

AZ Buekingham Court House, on the 9Th OF May Mr.
JOHN 1. GREooRY. in the 10th year OF his age leav-
ing an interesting and dsconsolate family TO mourn
his early departure Mr. G Possessed many strong traits
character which attracted the friendship and regard of the
circle by whom he was best known. IL with them were
mingled few blemishes, it only to show that he
was man, and parsok Of the frailues of humanity
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03
Gen. La Vega.

The New Orleans Delta, he authority Of Col Wata
who taken prisoner, while CALAMITY fighting Ceuo
GOrdo, facts IN oNenuaon Of Gen La Vegas
alleged mediterranean Of American prisoners ~ Mexico
tie says that Cen La Vega left the city Of Mexico two days
after the arrival OF the American prisoners and upon orders
suddenly given by hs Governmenhat be, however took
steps 10 have Mdshpman Rodges released and had
anee, which afterwards justified by the fact tho
other prisoners should also be released. Col Mata states
that they temporarily placed the CSsde Of sant.
ago, as protection than restraint consequence
Of the civil rigging that city Of tho time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

AZ mellow, on the 9th ult by the Rev. Buley
WIN MEREDITH to PoCAHoNTAs, daughter OF Robert Boil.
ing Esq OF buckingham co, Va
On wednesday, the 18th Of May. by the Rev James II
Fitzgerald, at the house OF Robert Irving, Bucking
ham county, SAMUEL Books, TO Miss MmpsKp r ,
daughter OF Charles Irving. Esq.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

IL The Baltimore Sun states that the drought on tho
Eastern Shore Of Maryland continues with unabaod sovcr-
~. They have not had sufficient rain 10 wet the earth
quarter Of on inch below the surface the month OF
March. The Wheat crop 10 regarded failure and past
recovery while not fourth Of crop will be made
The Annapolis Republican informs that from the head
Of South River, in Anne Arundel the Chesapeake Boy.
the Wheat GRO? has materially suffered from thc long
drought
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

CEsrESuaL CELEBHAuoN-The Centennial Session Of
the Synod Of tho German Lutheran Church. celebrated
Yesterday in Zion Church. Of Cherry and Fourth
streets BY very interesting ceremonies and religious
vices. Tho Church Handsomely decorated; and the
exercises comprising effective vocal and instrumental mu-
SIC contributed greatly tho delight Of large eongrega-
fnn-IPhila. AmeTican.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

81 Mr. Webster returned 10 Charleston from Savannah
Saturday last, and embarked The evening with
be family board the soam-p packet 5ouhcfnor for New
York. The Courier says a large number Of their
friends acIuuinionoes aud citizens generally were assen-
boi o. the wharf and board, bid them warm and re-
speetiu adsus. end continued with them until the moment
iof the floating palace her machinery aud wheels IN
notion" they were greeted with three cheers as the pack
e. left the wharf Mr. Webster will proceed directly to
Boston
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

MktAscuoLr.-Absr G. Faqua, says the Shreveport
Lon) Gazette OF he 2lst inst, shot dead Tuesday
by Thomas Harper. eldest OF Mr. w. W. Harper. OF
this parish. The facts Of the have not come
knowledge. The young man examined, aud admitted
To bail in the sum Of $4,000.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

A NEu EEA IN NAvioAuoN,-The Buhalo Commsrcisl
SAYS that few days sgo tho three masted schooner New
Brunswick loaded with 900 bushels Of wheat At Chiea
Co. GsD cLEARED ron LvEEFoo. She goes by the way Of
The Wsand canal and the 81 Lawfonos This tho frs,
cossnes Of Ibis Kind made from the Inland waters
OF the great lakes Tor European port and constitutes
new era In the history Of navigation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03
RIackwood,s Margarine

We indebted to Messrs. Nash & Woodhouse for the
May number Of Baekwood. Its Of the richest mum.
ber that have been issued Of that admirable periodical
We cannot pay 1t higher compliment.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

MCRbsF,-Df. Whistler, Of Sandy Prairie, Scott county
Missouri shot % add killed while riding ~ some one
concealed IN the bushes The S. Louis Republican says.
"feTtefday, We received accounts mentioning the name
Of the person VINO supposed TO have done DE deed or
procured IL 70 be done. AZ he is man disngus shed In
the community, has held several important Offices and hss
been named for The highest Office In the STATE forbea
Until more satisfactorily sdvsed. 10 mention bic
The esuse supposed 70 be Jealousy. The eHoeme NJ was
very great and icar Of attempt Lynch lsW we're en-
terancdn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

RRugIoUs Psorfssiov.-Wo learn from the Catholic
Magazine for June, that the 18th Of April II the Con.
vent Of the Vstadon in Frederick city, sister w. Olympia
Mrs Fuiion and NJ. Paul Miss ~ Bren) ad-
mued 10 the solemn vows. On the same occasion, Mrs.
AIMS r. Smith, (sisor VI. Roso) and daughter
Of Com. Smith, Of the u. 5. Navy. admitted tho
rhifn veil The Roy Arch Bahop prasided tho
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

We learn that the emigration 70 Fsrfsx county a) from
inc Northern States continues, and that several farms have
lately been sold 10 The new corners. Wo welcome them
and hopo that they may do we'll In their new
home5--l Alexandra Gazette.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

" The New York Commercial entirely overratos the
importance in H. prOpseSs consequence Of tho recent
s"su' /" some Of the Iron establishments in this city. Il
hs beginning q On end certainly bu, not such on end
a. TOE OommeTeas too ardent Imagination foresoes 10
'ne a'pee' OF Inc SUBJECT which II obscurcly hints the
movement u utterly Insignificant
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03
NOTES ON PIANO FORTES.
FOR
DRINKER a. MORRIS,


Rockefeller, stationer., and Denler. An, p,.,,.
fortcs- Music, &c.
was more our object wheE commenced of wOR
CEsrER's Piano FOes public ns,rumes,. OF ae
kno~cJged superiority MopKRArr than the kr.pi, n,
and thai succeeded ,usned from III, a
uranees given by those who have (Which ar.
not few that they could find
ou instruments approaching the OF Wo
ee.'eI At 50 low pee-we beg to say that should Piano
purchased 81 US not be
will be refunded We invite our aIsortnsn
and refer TO the ANNEXED tesimonials-
PIANO FORTES.---We gladly take the on
Portuniy Of the stranger. in our civ
to speak OF the Piano Fortes OF Mt woree,tsr Having &C.
lessor the piano forte and by his applied Mr.
W. and we are happy to with satisfaction quality
and There always about
instruments, but fortunately the good pao
the general Judgment and venture
purchasing that they will not be disappointed they try wor
eestefs pianos The which yeed SS5o stewans for
The Irish was OF his manufaeureNew York Christian Inqui
The ofMr Worcester Pianos is SUCH that !, ia A.
most unnecessary offer remarks
their quality OF tone elegance OF geuera excel
enee the purpose that they
be eIeeed They mahogany and
cases from si to seven oetaves Those really good
uuens winch they may purchase with perfect confidence
by all means eIanine those OF his Yort
time, CARED attention to the Piano For. F,s,o
~, No 1S9, Third Avenue. Without meaning d. A.
again remark upon Of the good qualities Mr. woreers
pAhosihe ease with which the player bring
tone There ia something pleasant piano
under adysoueh should throw male despair
when he contrasts his touch himself IA
ted as were to bring ont harsh and
avoids thing smooths Certainly
player do hammer melody
eKeon, f quite effect harmon black
smith Now hard to abuse Mr. woeesieTs pianos as TO
make them anEie and they yield hne readily per
suade deal gently by them.
for s n'ake-tCommunieaed for the n v. Advent
A. MORRIS
Main
- EFINED sUGARs-gOO packages ~woo.eys' IovrTin,s
- and stewart doube Loaf Crushed for sale
by jc3 DAVENPORT, ALLEN a co.
NOR SALE. A Tllbury in perfect order, orr
Il gnay hundred and hy dollars may had Il
about ourth The Tbuy may Tateas
Council Chamber e3-a
BACON. 10000 lbs Hog Round Bacon
- $4,000 do Sides do
and will be sold low to close by
je3 JAMES NJ MeCANDIIsH.
30 DOLLARS REWARD!
TENIE above reward will be paid delivery
II known by the Of JOSEPH MARSHALL. and for
years known in the Hack Driver.
about the last OF April his friends New
time he has not had the polieness cali eheery
paw the reward TO get hun. &. r. ALLEN,
Je at Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03
" This mornirg. Groestcs Fruit &C See ady,.
ussment je3 DAVENPORT. ALLAN q co, Auet..
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
NHE Delegafes 10 the Rnntisf

III
- which will this city Friday 9TH inst are in
formed they will call Mr. James e. Cranes i5th ~ oppo
'e the City Hotel OF at Messrs Hall Haohs Valentino
Brctden Co, broad Street. that they all time.
some one OF the Committees Of Aranseme Inform
them what private families prepared
comuiodatisns. A. 80,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

Drawing OF New Jersey, eiss II
~ &C ~ &C 44 II Is 90 10 80 So % 10
Nos - ca TO- half Ticket prize OF $780, usual sold sud
paid by Clarke.
Drawing of Lee'burg class 22:
so 10 q o 62 81 - SIS 10
No. so 90, prize NJ sI25, sold and paid by CLARKE
Also, 30 81. SIOO making from package sod
aud paid by Ciarhe
This Day Thursday June 3d-spendd sehfme capitals $50
0OO 10000 5000 rs OF 1000 - and II drawn Tickets $40
To Friday June f Exchange Hotel. Capitals Sf4t
1897 SIS, Tickets only 81 halves So CSC Call Caks
anlce whore nenL.y nl one odd worth haxlng
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

r BUSHELS PRIME WHITE BEANS. re.
~ esyirg Cor sale BY Ie3 INLoBs = BROTHER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

" Dr. Robert Hare has resigned the Professotsbp Of
Chemistry Ia the University OF Pennsylvsna, which he b,.
held with much ability for nearly ibnty years.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03
Clarke's Office, l4h Street,
BETwEEN VIGILANCE HOTEL AND MAIN aTRErr.
Drawing OF New jersey cliss II
4 a = 4 ID o. u

Let all Lottery Vendors say Nhsf lhey way:
For sELrIN0 PEIzEs CLARKE C4RRIES THE DfY'I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

u NJ GABRIELLE, the Sculptor, about proceed from
New Orleans Mexico for the purpose OF taking bust OF
Gen. Taylor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03
LUCK's OFFICE, Wall Street.

For this day fThursday)-Grand Consolidated Lottery,
cisss No % cXua-Przes 1874 900 IN OF ~ OOO 5000,
5000. 200O 300 Of 1000. &c rs nos, IS drawn Wnocs
S. halves so qrs as. Also the Dollar Louey-S $4,000
capita-7S nos IA drawn. Tickets and shares be had
until T. NJ, ut LUCK'S OFFICE, Wall street.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, 1873:
III 60 2 76 10 Ga As Is III 50 Is 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03
TEMPORARY REMOVAL

TINHE subscribers, Intending improve their Store will rms
u DAY Goods the house nearly opposite
recently occupied by n. u. jenkins.
They the attention Of
Of Goods hand they design, during the
of the ,e such prices cannot m TO
awe satisfaction. je THOMAS r. PRICE n co.
old PORT wINE-A few hair pipes for sale by
~ leg DAVENPORT, ALLEN n 90.
II ICORICE-IsO and Licoriee, comprising
IL the best brands, for sac by
les DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
SUPERIOR London MUSTARD
~ Salad OIL best qualify
Ground black Pepper
American Red do
African Cayaua do
White Ginger
Ground do. For saeby DUVAB 4 PURCELL,
jig DuEgss I47, Main Street
DEARL DENTIFRICE, For The Teeth
u This elegant and pnar Powder highly emsd for
Whitening Cleansing and Pe'ersnR Teeth, renders
the gums firm and healthy form Of mpalpabe
peaTy white powder which does net fo the brush eohc has
agreeable and refreshing odor which paits the mouth
and warranted anything VIII ch tho slightest
degree ihufe The Prepared ard sold wholesale ard eaby
DUVAL a PURCELL Druggist
je2 tf7. Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

y EFINED sUGARs-Goo packages -woo,eys" LovrIn.s'
II and stewards" doube Loaf and Crushed
/ by &c DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

NOR SALE. Tilbury IN perfect order, orr
Il gnaiy hy dollars may hldat
about ourth The Toury Taiersas
Council ChambrI LIIl IL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03
30 DOLLARS REWaRD,

UNlE above reward viii be paid the delivery
IL known by the name OF JOSEPH MARSHALL. tor
years known in the city Hack gave
about the last OF April visit his friends New
time he has not had the poenes cali eheery
the reward to get hun. &. r. ALLEN,
10 Qfrhu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-03

RACON. 10000 lbs Hog Round Bacon
- $4,000 do in store
and will be sold low to close by
je3 JAMES NJ. MeCANDIIsH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-08
Fact versus Pronhecy.

The New Haven Register thus shows up the ex-
travagant ooeries of the Federal Press in Its cacu-
lations of the effects of the tariff of 1916:
A SAMPLE OF BLUE RUIN We call our readers
attention to the following string of prophecies which
were soberly put forth by the Palladium, Immediately
on the passage Of the present tariff They furnish
the most striking illustration of the wolf-crv of
ruin which the federaliss forever starting for
political purposes, that have yet net with Doubt
less there were many at the time who made by
these federal croakers to entertain the same gloomy
forebodlngs-and were as honest in their belief as
were the followers of Father Miller in the burning
OF the world But how, when they find themselves
SO ridculously duped, they cling to their idols
There Is something really laughabe in the serious
exact, and PickwiCkian manner In which these pro-
phecies are uttered. If Yankee had set himself to
work to ''guess" rcrong, he could have come
nearer to the mark than has this federal seer:
From The Palladium Of Sept. ], ls46
lst. Within sic months from July /, 1916 labor
will be reduced from 10 to 20 per cent-ths will be
great depression of labor
I'd. By first Of March, IS47 one-half of the small
factories especially of iron and woollen, will stop
operating!
Sd. The products Of agriculture ria be materially
reduced for the lcant Of HOME MARKET and on ac-
count OF the reduction of competition in the price of
labor
lHa ha ha ha Isn't that rich now ba la !!
4th. The banks will, in self-defence, be compelled
to curtail their circulation materially.
9th. Within one year government credit will not
be above par, and more likely much below!
9th. In nrne months, exchange England rN be
TEN PER CENT. ADvANcE!!!
And these predictions were considered of such
weight that the Journal of Commerce was requested
10 them for future reference Can human gull.
bilty go further!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-08
Inhiana State nebt.
news, &c.

? Energetic measures are being tuken nv The Rord,
ncsefs 70 carry OUT The Indiana State Debt law, as
saeneed AZ the late session of>the Legislature Mr.
eEhas ISSUED cifcuiar stating the Steps necessar nv
ss.be- taker.s The eectrod for Trustees will taks
place early in May, Immediately after which the
wnsle matter>WH be consumDated. Il is officially
znnounced that The whole Fmount of funds necessary
% the payPent a Interest due LIST of July next upon
'ne 1he'ana St9cks 10 be issued in accordance
win tns-4frangRnent, will 30 here next month";"
We chip tbe above from tie New York Tribune Of
sine re March. fFeat care should be- taken by the
o'skdadets in the. selection of Trustees Active.
energetic Business should be selected We want
no broken town POLITICIAN TO superintend the prose-
cutlon OF the cahas Men. hcs identified with the
passage Of the bLof'last winter should be selected
we believe much the opposition to the bill Of last
winter orighatedSn wapsof confidence in few of
the men engaged ~ urging il upon the Legislature
Should they now Be selected to- carry out the arrange
ment sln IT aot be regarded by its opponents as EVIL
uence of the TRUTH of the Charge that the whole
matter originated in. design to advance personal
interests alOne 1t has already been hinted by the
State Sentinel that measures ought not to be IA ken
oy the next Legislature to- carry the provisions of
The act Of aswlnter. If such is the design of its
opponents, its friends ought to take no step which
would De calculated to render il unpopular.-State
journal, March 81. -
The above shows, that, notwithstanding its past
hostility and non-committasm, the Journal is dis
posed at last to come in favor of the new Butler
bill, AS to The hint, which it ieputes to us, we
never made it, nor any a.ing likesrosnd so far as
we can fathOm the motives of tfie donal, it makes
the imputution for the sake Of err zen occasion
to give " side lick . al css AfGsPf Tsrre Haute,
who has been mucb.tsikesss = mt ee che Tfnstees
His appointment would posssIittiss Norris family. of
course; they-de "'';a dmisn Zee politician and
as to the Canal, they wosd probably like to have its
management. through. the Trasseeship, in their own
hands. But we sincerely hope, as the Journal pre-
tends to hope, that Broken down politician will
have the canal management; but that 1t will be put
IN the hands Of "active, energetic business men,"