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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-28

WmAr IN Wrnowm AND IIiIEois,-A correspondent
Of the HHwsukeo Gageo writes from Osh Kosh o. oIIows.
~ have noticed with much souow in passing through
tie southern part Of the Territory that many o IN, farmers
have loot a their Winter Wheat and have powsd up tor
sPring crops. The Of the oss enthusiastically
however, BY Winef-kl end fy ! was awsre ull II
snd ] believe they have not, - yet north VI Waiworh
County
81 understand from several gentlemen from Illinois, thu
most OF heir Wheat II desuoysd and hat who ex-
pecled thousands u bushels will not get one. The Wheat
n mhwausee, WsDkeshS, Jefferson, snd other Counties
farther nonh, goodr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-28

W. have 10 aesnovdgc he receipt Of ts GLOWING Tor the m
h'I n o. fuh.r rsIf % itsiafd
'i.in VI Gfahani. az AuEusti. bbIs f1ur
~ 90 vs. kinr Cloehlnf box eoihur
Mffaan1 Hair Hchmonf. . boz ciofhinr
H''." Wells Brown'ey n CO. P,tsrsburr l2I hush
o. cora. and bbs n,ur
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hoirau Va, Esl F.nsa,,s 8,
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We nsfin 2 Reese Iienfteo ssyo
Irntsman, q Abemsnc Is
Taylor ~ Dr. Penn Jane, Ctv a
WIN Hoyd Of Boydou. Is
gentleman, Of Boydton IS
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STATE of tI,cCroD

gentlemen who has just made the tour from Baltimore
90 Pittsburgh, the Ohio thence through Mrsdye and
Ere, Pa. BDo. and thence by railway ~ tho Hudson
informs that tho weather experienced was unc0nmony
Tor May, and that the drought throughout ho whole
section OF county hes been potactrd that the grain
crops IT every description, bear obvious Of s
hghing influence. The drought has cut Of the usual
green pasturBRe II he season. and the Prices of oil kinds
of marketing ore very hgh.-N. Y. Journal Com
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Tredegar Iron Works.

So is such occurrence IN Virginia. for any cause
that little surprze has been excited BY the res of the
Wokmen employed in this establishment continue their
abors, but upon certain conditions which they have pre-
scrbed the proPreios. The most important Of these
conditions is which be for moment tolerated
slayeholding community, being nothing less than the
assertion OF Iight dictate what species Of
labor they shall employ in their servce-a right which if
conceded those who demand is acknowl edgmen,
may and doubtless will be hereafter asserted by Others
I'll the enure control OF the subject shall have been thus VIZ
uay transferred from the employers the employees In
probable that this the subject had not presented
the minds Of tho heretofore orderly industrious and worthy
wormen at the redegor works and that they have per-
mted their overwrought feelings carry them beyond the
bounds Of prudence and p'ophey. Whether this be so
not, however, less certain that the claim they
set up las told Of them personally few days ago
who desired 10 insert article ia vindeaon Of their po
suon, which respectfully deened,l is wholly inadmis
sble in this latitude. The right of employers 10 select
such kinds Of labor they may prefer is one Of which
the law itself deprive them-much less combina-
tons Of individuals formed either for the purpose Of init
midaton, with the less criminal though nworthy de-
sign of inducing Tor other reasons acquescence in their
demands The sympathies OF all communities arc naiu-
rally and properly generally favor Of the hard work
ngman whose tolls ought be fairly eqlited but in This
community, combination, formed for the purposs avow
ed by the authors Of the recent STRIKE can receive the
slightest liberation.
We hope that better eounsels and wiser
may prevoi among the northumberland that we may soon
hear that the harmony and good feeling heretofore existing
between them and their employers has been entirely re-
stored.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-28
Third DRAGONS,

The destination of onehsf the ID Regiment of Dra-
goons which was ordered To Join Gen Taylor has been
changed Five companies have been ordered to ioin Gen
Scott Three OF thcse compsnes-to wit: Capt Duperus
OF Loulsiana, Capt Gathers Of Kentucky and Capt Ford
OF Indians leave this evening the Fashion Vera Cruz
under Lieut. Col I p Moore. Capt McReynolds compa-
N.Y. from Michigan, will probably leave Tomorrow on the
steamship Mary kingsand for tho destination.
Col & w Butler will about the 18th prox establish
his headquarters Palo Alto where Cap,
from Pennsylvania Capt Menicks Of Maryland and Can,
Haeans, OF Alabama, already encamped, and whore
he will be joined by Capt Caldwers, OF North Carolina
and Capt Dus, of Now Yorkthcre to await order. from
Gen Taylor. Capt Sitgrcavess company from South Car
olna, will lcin Lieut. Col Moore at Vera Cruz.
The above disposition OF the companies OF the Sd ORA
goons has been made by order from the
1enernis ohce We cannot but regret that this superb
troop has been divided OF its gallant
II an honor TO the country, professional parance the
crack regiment of the lie will only have one
half OF his regiment with him. and although when ne Joins
Gen Taylor, Lieut. Col Mays squadron will probably be
attached TO his command would certainly be moro agree
able to him TO have his regiment practced the art
o! under his immediate and in body Col
Butler wa believe too, would be glad entire re-
gimen TO tho support OF Gen Taylor who must stand in
need OF this force from the length Of his aon,-
and especially 30 since the volugeurs first ordered
Rio Grande, have been ordered to Join Cen Scott
The diversion OF troops intended for Gen Taylos col
umn would lead TO supposed that designed that
the Rio Grandc army shall make towards San
Luis Potos for time. Though Col Butler takes but
halt regiment with him, have good reason to believe
he will make that half felt along the lines of Canaess one
raons. The material composing his command is of tho
best quality and there vigorous officer i'm the
service than hc.-N o Pie.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-28
The snail. Party.

The Washington LOeofoeo correspondent, Of the Bald-
mote Sun. after ndug ing in hi. usual orseosr tone in
some spcculaons about +" speedy peace" which, IL VIC
remember Alright he has predicted month after month"; in
despite OF hs repeated disappointment with commendabe
assured that will day be verified
and his prophet observation-disclosures Us that "the
Executive mansion aud State and Treasury offices daily
be.et by applicants for situations in Mexeo-sueh Co
yernors OF Provinces States Judges, District Attorneys
Marshals Clerks Of Courts, SC"
r., ,ha v,r,ora hcIony the Snoils"r
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CORRESPONDENTS

RloaNoNU. 2Ist May. lsI7.
SIR;-The citizens of Richmond have been Informed
that will shortly pass through city to the State Of
North Carolina. We embrace with pleasure the opporu.
nifty TO tender you cordial welcome the Metropolis OF
the State. meeting called for the purpose have adopted
resolutions which. their organ the honor TO en-
close In their behalf respectfully request you 10 re.
main IN the city rs long your convenience will perm
and afford citizens opportunity greet you with the
coutesos aud hospitality due your character and
Cordially uniting IN the and feelings OF the me Ct
ing, we are, with high respect,
Your fellow citizens,
JNO. RUTHERFORD,
JNO. NJ. PATTON,
JAMES LYONS,
JAS. A. Seldom
WIN. H. MCFARLAND,
GEO. W. MUNFORD,
HENRY L. BROOKE.
His Exceency. JAMES X. Polk,
President Of the United States,
Washington, ID. c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-28

WAsmNsToS. May 25h ls47.
Gentlemen have received your letter Of the 2 let
enclosing tho proceedings adopted meeting Of the ci
zens OF Richmond, and rendering to me, their behalf
welcome TO the Metropolis Of Virginia. my way visit
the University Of North Carolina.
Having made my arrangement 10 travel by tho public
conyoysnces regret that IL will be in my power 60 remain
but very short time in Richmond during which will
give me pleasure to exchange personal saluaons with
many OF my ieowcIens tho limited opportunity will
permit.
rendering through you to those whom you represent
acknowledgements for tho honor done me- and your
selves personally my thanks for the manner in
which you have communicated thor wishes.
am, with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
JAMES X. POLK.
To Messrs John Rutherford John NJ Patton Jas Lyons
nd otbcr
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MAItHtIED,

A. Green Spring in James City co on Thursday oven
ing 18Th inst. by Bishop JONES' Captain GgopaE A.
r. BgsNerr 70 Miss HlEEaH NJ WaHp daughter Of james
Ward. of Oneids county, N. Y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-28

u The U. S. ship Of the line Ohio Capt. Suingham,
arrived in Hampton Roads, Tuesday evening last from
Vera Cruz, via Havana, bound New York. No Ameri-
chip Of the line had before visited Havana and
hor auiya there produced quite sensation vsiters from
the shore board large during her brief
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-28

BOARD OF VIsIters OF ihe virginia Military In
stitutc.
William II. Richardson, AdIuant General er o6eiO;
Gsn'l Corbin BraXton OF King William;
Gen'l G.. Z. Dorman, Of Rockbndge;
Gon'l p r. Steonbergen, OF Mason;
Col John Jordan. Of Rockbridge;
Robert r.. Bradley, OF Abingdon;
Philip ST. George Cooke, Of Powhatan;
George w. Munford, Of Richmond City;
Robert Johnston, OF Harrison and
G.. Cuihbeu Powell, Of Loudoun.
SALES OF TOBACCO made at Shoekoo Warehouse on
the 9th insisni, by HEsTtR g. WnrE:
J. Watkins, No. |, ut Sl2I. bought by G. A. Coqut.
John Cardwc, Mecklenburg. No. I, ~ SgI, Warwick,
Brothers & Co.; No 2, at S7I, &. A. Coquit; No. o. at
SCI J. Gilmour
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-28

~ We find the following notice Of Lieut. Willie P.
Hale gallant young Vginan, attached to the Tennessee
Regiment, who lost his life the battle OF CeIro Gordo IN
a late number Of the New Orleans Picayune We were
personally unacquanted with MIN, but have long known
and highly esteemed many OF his family upper Virginia
Lieutenant Hale OF Col. Thomas Hale Of Frank
In county gentleman OF the highest standing and of I'M
bounded popularity that section. Three Of his unces
have represented that county frequently in our State Legs
lamre-SParre Hale, Samuel Hale and Willie T. Woods
Ills numerous and respectable connections IN Franklin and
the adjoining will hear OF ms death with pain
but they will have east the proud consolation that he
did not dishonou his name or lineage:
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Trust sails of Real and Personal Estate.
llN virtue of dnel nf iLIlst nnncntc. I, lhn

Trust sale OF Real and Personal Estate.
10 virtue Of deed OF trust executed To the
~ subscriber by Thos PcriR for certain purpose.
ed and bearing date the Goth August year
OF record the clerks Office Of the county Hanover
shall proceed to sci for ready by pubic
sons Auction Room. city Of Richmond MONDAY
2sih day of June nett u fair II not the T day
Sunday eIceped) the following wit G
Sill on the South branch of Maehump Creek, county
with 1904 Of Land attached thereto adjoining
lands Of rheon Ragand deed Gemln Glenn Absolcm Rag
land deed and others together with all the buildings improve
menis thereon and Of Kind Also
at the time and place will be so Negro
ed Meredith, Armstead, Bob Ned, Randall Alice County
also conveyed by the sad deed Of
named property will be sufficient Ias the debts deed
mentioned. BENZ. wINGFIELD.
2S-wtd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-28

IL Major John P. Gaines, prisoner in Mexico,
is the Wing candidate for Congress- in the Maysve dis
'rct, in Kentucky recently represented by Col John W
Tlbba,ts. Gen Lucas B. Desha is his opponent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-28
ENcninr ScSsinn

The committee ,Le records OF the Synod of Aaba.
ma reported them neatly and correctly kept and recon-
mended their approval to page 226.
The committee the records OF the Synod of South
Carolina reported them neatly and regularly kept and re-
commended their approval.
The committee on Finance, to whom referred the
report OF the Trustees of the Theological Seminary al
Princeton. made report recommending that it be approx
ed and printed in the appendix the Minutes. This e-
port adopted
The committee 10 whom referred the report OF the
Directors OF the Western Theological Seminary recon-
mended that be approved and printed the appendix
TO the Minutes-which was concurred IN.
On motion OF Mr. Ewell, committee was appointed to
report the best oincreasing the
fund.
The report OF the committee the report OF the Board
OF Foreign Missions taken up and adopted.
The report Of the committee upon the complaint of the
Rev. Mr.. Mcqueen against the Pres5yery of Fayetteville
and the Synod North Carolina here came up as the un-
finished business of Tuesday.
Dr. Hodge offered resolution the effect that from the
circumstances OF the case appeal the Assembly could
not properly be aken-Which was discussed until the
Of adj jurnmeni, but not decided upon.
After prayer, the Assembly adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-28
ASTON RIDGE FEMALE SEMINARY,
NEAR PHILADELPHIA

ITNHE course Of study includes all the branches
n Of thorough English education together with and
French Languages Music and Drawing
INSrRUCfORS.-Mrs HUSuSaTos and Miss hoCLElS
Mrs a. has thorough knowledge Of the French
ing resided Paris and acquainted
systems Of education in European s,minariss
Miss Mexican experienced and successful Teacher of the
English branches.
The Ancient Classics English Literature Natural
with the aid Of Philosophical appaau will be msdr
subject Of familiar lectures by the Rev r. r. Huntington A.
The French Language h spoken In the family.
Situation Aston Ridge Delaware county, Pa,
healhiLess and beauty Of scenery.
Tho number Of pupils being limited they eRjoy Tho
urenlent and advantage % a quiet Christian home.
TBRMs-Per session Of Eve morhs, siI2.
This Includes charge for board washing fuel fs bed
ding Of books and stationery together with al the The
only charges for Music and drawing usual
Payment - always In advance.
The sessions the let Of May and the l Of Novem
Der.
Pupils received any period aud charged from the H
they
TESTIMONIALS;
's'' Besides faithful literary and religious instruction from We
qualified the pupil will the nssmabe tdvange
% forcd rc6nrd and srciopa home Of the mot beau
ufui positions in The Riate."-RL Rev bishop Potter
"'''' should regsrd privilege n have daugef o
,s 10 one Of SURPRISING hcahhui shd beauty and
hive doubt the Inst luton viii more Than fh All that poni
ID prospectus "-Eps. Recorder
The combination ~ literary advantages with the benefits 4
fsmy training desdsraum This feature the sem
nary recommends = extensive patronage ~ f. Catete.
Adde'S, Rev. y. 4. HUNTINGTON,
my 2T--c9t Village Green Delaware 90, "a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-28

In report Of the proceedings Of Wednesday morning
through Misrepresentation, stated that Mr. Smye con-
graduated the Assembly upOn being relieved from the fur
her consideration Of a complaint (he complaint OF the
Rev James Smye sgalsi the docs OF the PreSbyiery
Oi Louisiana IN the o ihe Rev DR. Scou) ch had
proved a subject exciting the South. Mir Smyhe
however. made known h Willingness, stated our
report that the matter nigh rect far he concern
ID )
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"Thc WhoIc or Nomc!-

This is be cry regard to Mexico, as 1t was
but the other day reference oregonat least We have
few nklinss OF such purpose and among them is
the declaration Of ashng,on leer-wrte in the Balti-
Sun, who says;
strong party undoubtedly rising in this country IN
favor OF acquiring and retaining the entire territory OF
Mexico. The administration does favor that party
II small but will increase, should Mexico be obsti-
The present administration came into power upon
the question OF original portion OF Mexico President
may hereafter be elected upon the question OF anneIng the
whole Of Mexico"
Should President be elected upon that issue,
predict that he will be President of the
Uated States In the threatened design of bottng MeS
from the map OF nations. should be very that
much greater than Mexico will share the fate
tina, Sampson, in pulling down the pillars Of the temple,
will not himself be buried beneath its ruins
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-28

az Ambrose L. Jordan, Esq. OF New York, OF the
Wing nominees for the office OF Judge OF the Court Of APP
poas the election Of whom is to take place wednes
day, has p-rempioTiy declined the proiiered honor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-28

~ The National In,elhgencer publishes a correspon-
dence between the officers OF the L. s Navy the Pacific
Station and Lieut. Edward F. Beale, which must be highly
gratifying the latter The officers, 90 in number, IN
form It. Beale that they have ordered from England pair
Of EPaulettes ana Sword, testimony OF their admra
Of his gallant conduct the bold and hazardous enter
prize Of leaving Gen Kearnys encsmpmen after the bat
ties OF San Puscual and San Bernardino purpose
bringing information the garrison OF San Diego and OBJ
tanning relief Tor the suffering troops. Lieut. Beae accepts
this proTered testimonial IN modest reply
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-28

ssanee from whose surgical sk expectations created
That the broken bones may speedily be healed Al present
no u suffering much PAIN and tho accident dsrossss him.
a. prevents his fulfilling the duties OF his appoint
An express passed through Mssmoros tho 9Th
from Gen Scott To Gen Taylor.
Col Beknsp, Adutant and Inspector General has been
making tour OF inspection Of all the posts from Monte
rey To the Brsxos.
Fourteen hundred troops and upwards are encsmped
near the field Of Palo Alto. IL is called camp
ton.
The Flas has the late papers from Z,eatccas SO far
from medi,ating Withdrawal from tho Mexican conIede
raey, the Flag the people OF this State
embiored against this county than ever Even the clc-
W seem disposed TO aid the Government ceciuay with
their means The Fsg gives details show tho
number OF Mexcsns wounded the OF Buena Wis.,
Ia has not been exaggerated but they to US
The Flag publishes from Victoria paper circular Of
President Ansys TO tho Governor OF Tamsupas, showing
the extraordinary powers conferred the by Con-
gress IN view OF the invasion OF Mexico. The substance
OF this document had before. Under the degree OF
Congress Anaya has power made peace with the
United Staies and individual who shall into
with us, either in his public private capacity, 10 do
carcd traitor.
In Mat,moros, VIM. Mulgan has been honorably &C.
quilted OF the murder OF Larose
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-28

W Kew Thos. ID. Hunt. will deliver an addres, beloro
inc Amoy and Trcdeger Total Abstinence Society This
evening ~ o'clock. The public are invited In a,,.nd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-28
JOHN w. NASH,
ATTORNEY Az LAW.

HAVING returned TO the State of Virginia.
and settled at PowhatAn Court House hereafter DE- vote
himself exclusively TO his profession He regularly ate
superior aud Inferior Courts OF hn and Anne
liza Counties aud any other OF the ne'ghbong which
his services may be specially required. NV
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FOR RIM. on LKAsE.

Ia "A ND possession gwen on the first day
- q Jane ssrt. the Fnms House on Main street peu
oN w Jacob Bafnes md one above NJ Wa
Apply PHILIP NJ ThRe 4 soN
my ae--u Once on han ~, opposite FTshapge Babl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-28
MARINE lNTELLIGENCE.

:, BaLtisoRr, May 27-cTd sehr Richmond, Crei.b,on.
Norfolk. Petersburg and Richmond.
am Richmond. ' '"''' NOUN"
PHLApELrm.. May 26-Ard. ,chm Catherine Amanda.
ogden' days from Richmond; Lexington, Blacknan a
Port walthali "' u'Ss ""
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WANTED,

ITO purchase or hire good active lcma
- House Servant ono that be- veil recommended apply
wADswORTH, TURNER 60,
ny ta-aw No IS Main sueci
TItEA-Qo Rehe,'' prime Guhpowdcr and Powchor Tea
II store and for fsis ~
my IS WILLIAMS BANALI.
CHANDLER'S ENGLISH GRAMMAR
~ Grammar n the Fnrsh Language sdapssd 10 The sehc
Of Ameucs ~ Jtseph " Chandler Editor of United Sta
GaEeue.
THs CENTRAL SCHOOL READER beirs osnecuon Of
says Ind IN nets from approved writer's.
EWHiJs MEDICAL COMPANION; o. Family Physis an l
edition fevsd enlarged spd very consderab BY improved
Just published, and for sale BY
my26 DpTNEER A MORRIS
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u Washington loter tie New Y oik Herald states
Senator Yuee, Florida, has received the appoint.
Of Viser to West Point Academy this year. We
presume therefore, that Mr. Yuee has made his peace a
II 80, would be altogether unnieresting 10
know the OF the treaty OF peace between the high
contracting parties Has ne unidentified" the Union for
assault upon the freedom OF the press he to atone
for 1t by hereafter moving sIpnge ms own resolution
from the Journals OF The Nous rerroas In the
meanwhile, what becomes OF hs colleague Senator West
cott7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-28

-. sAgbShOus NOtice.
The Rev Thos Watson, OF No. will preach this mo,nir
clock. "
me rev = Jones, DID. will deliver address on
.he religious instruction OF tho colored people In th, l.t
ffesoy,erian Church, at O'Clock r NJ.
VI BIBLE SOCIETY or vA.-rhe Manager. Of IN, pibL,
soeev va are requested to attend Saturday amer
noon XVIII nst Al O'Clock In the ve,ty of 81 rnur,
''i- my 70 WM WILLIAMS, see'n.
, VI The Stockholders Of the Richmond & Petersburg
ha-koad Company requested take notice that their
Tuesday the LIST Of June next at IL o'clock A. Al
ap2-td JNO. WILLIAMS. Treasurer
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hoard Of yI.lIer. Of lhe vIrgInia nLIi.ary In.

To Messrs John Rutherford John NJ Patton, Jas Lyons
and others.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-28

IL We have received, and will publish as pos
sbe, scorching letters addressed by John s. Pende-
ton, Hate the "Lone STAR Richard 5. Coke Wash
ing;on "a distinguished member OF the Opposition" who
the Of the Virginia election, attempted through the
columns Of the Union, weaken the force OF Mr. Ps
exposition OF the iraudulency and msness large por-
ton OF those "caims against Mexico" which sought
be made the PeteHt Of that had its origin who.
ly diieIcnl Mr. Coke eminent lawyer, and
has large contingent fees depending the fge OF those
eaims"-some Of which bear upon their very face the
marks OF fraud But shall leave the dissection Of the
attorney the Ii Mr.. p. wields Keen blade
he strikes sseundsm arter ami all kughry courtesy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-28

~ The President Of the United States and The Score.
tory Of the Navy are expected arrive in hs city by the
Northern cara today Their stay, We understood will be
necessarily very bhef-not longer probably Than on hour
OF two