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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-28


sally known for his talents writer, his capacity
for organization and details his unconquerabIe in
dustry and ability TO labor. He was once embar-
raised in his circumstances, but fortunate in
yestments in western lands have believe relieved
him. He does own country seat near Washing
ton but when saw 1t, II looked meagre and ema.
ciated as himself Mr.. Hess know nothing Of
except that he is pet of Mr. Polk, and Joint pub
Usher of the official organ, the Union but OF the So
nor partner In that concern, old TON RITcHIE, wha
shall say, or rather what shall ] mol sayl ma
tive of Essex county, Va, he began his career il
the Richmond Enquirer some forty years ago, tn
siere of Chancellor Wythe, Spencer Roane an
Thomas Jefferson. He is an ardent republican. Il
the great Presidential contest, 10 which referred
the outset he supported Mr. Crawford until hi
health became hopeless from stroke of paralysis
and thenceforward be devoted the Enquirer to Ger
Jackson. whose public character he had previoiisl
denounced with great aspcrity. But for the activii
Of Mr.. Richie and the unbounded influence Of II
Enquirer at that period over the public mind, Il
vote Virginia would probably have been cast for
Adams. But his paper and his influence were then
their zenith, and he carried every thing his own wa.
There have been two political periods in his ediori
life, that threatened him with shpwrcck. The or
Just after the Southampton insurrection, when ]
broached doctrines looking TO total abolition OF slave
ry; the other when he took ground against the Fl
nous specie circular and the sub-ireasury and oper
ly preached State Banks and conservatism. On bot
occasions this wary and sagacious pilot, deceived b
false lights, misook the channel that public opinio
flowed in; bnt he soon wore ship, and spread ull ga
on the right tack He is now the most orthodox q
the guardians Of our "pecuar institution and tn
IN ost inveternte opponent Of his former pupil, Mi
VIM G. Rves, the distinguished leader Of the ci al,
. rant conservatives When Mr.. VanlBuren came on
with his celebrated anti-Tcxas letter, a caucus wa
held at Washington, and il was determined TO Gu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-02-25

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REAL ESTATE FOR SAL

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-25
by Last Evenings Northern Mail.
A letter from Brazilian, dated Rio Janei

A letter from Brazilian, dated Rio Janeiro,
April 23d, and Published in Pernambuco pa
per- speaks very harshly Of The conduct OF Mir.
Lisboa, the Brazilian Minister in giving, in
stead oidemandng an apology for The Lieutenant
Davis afair-says that he will be recalled BY the
Emperor OF Brazil, and comments roughly upon
Mr.. Wise's oyerbearing course and The insult TO
the Imperial Guard
The writer hints that difficulty between the
two countries may spring out OF il. In his post
script Of the 9th, however, he learns that Mr..
Tod has been substituted in The place of Mr..
Wise, (whom he most incorrectly represents as
having been dismissed BY his government ard
adds
"This puts different face upon The transact
ton. As il would have been above ali nsufler-
able for Mr.. Wise TO continue as residen! Minis.
ter OF The Uui;ed States near the Government o.
Brazil, So he being removed, there is no difficult
ty in adjusting the affair, and bringing il TO
peaceful conclusion"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-25
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

WILL he offered for sale on the premises, on MON
w DAY The I'd day OF Angus. neat, II lair, II not,
tile II fair day at public 3nCtgn the land in The coun-
10 az Fauuuier belonging 10 the estate oil the late
Thomas o. b. Carter, lying on The Rappahannucs river,
thirty miles above Fredericksburg, anh about ten or
twelve mites below the Warren!on White sulphur
Springs. ,, :, : l.;
proved and is well adapted 10 the growth OF all Kinds oil
grain and and possesses other advantages seGo
10 H. f,nnI in the upper country. IL j. situated IN an
agreeable neigh5orhuod WITHIN TWO ~ lhlre ihes OF
two LARGE manufacturing mills lylas on The river, when
is Ioyv heins made nav.chr for steam ana otrt hoaii
of burden which .ns,re5 market al tile door Tor every
article raised for sale. ~,
Tie land viii BE- sold in lots, to suit purchaser The
b,use trart mr. that portion which The late Thomas
q n Carter resided, contains by recent survey G9o
acres of which, ISL or 200 acres are rver hctto ana
Is or 100 uf high land l. III wood lilies compact and
il under good enclosure. There are two comfortable
dwellings in the yard this tract whch has all ne
cessary outhoi-es including cool ice-honse, barn,
&c The location is beautiful one. IL commands d
yrw the surrounding country Tor niles, and 81 The
river for some miles up and down.
The tract known a "WssE;'s, lies on the East side
Of r.aey ridge, adions The land of DR.. Cltpon, con-
tans az acres, ana lies we'll IL has q sufficient guam
tity Of timer on il for support.
Lot No | aijons the above named tract, and con-
,ans li1 acrcs, oil in timber Of Pine and OAK
Lot No. contains about 80 acres, all In wood oil the
Lot No. 2 contains ~ or II acres, Ineary all in wood,
and adjoins the other lots,
survey and plat Of all the land WIZ pc SHOWN on
the day Of sale particular description Of me
land il deemed unnecessary, a. those wishing 10 bnr
chase will no doubt examine II ior themselves. Inc
subscriber will take pleasure III SHOWING o"e
before the cay OF sale
due in two equal without interest p
10 be secured by deed Of trust on the premises fos
sss~,on uilI br given the usual time TO faiow and
seed this FAIL and fsA possession on The l., Of !ehu-
| airy, 1873. y ra,,.r deSsassa
M,llyirw Post Office, Fauqnisr County, Virginia
J May ls-ctd7
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Tobacco Land for sale.

rr1IE subsrribpr presumes that nm advertisement Of
i Tobacco Land for sale Will attract more interest,"
nov when The market for the article makes II an oh
iect and The just calculation that the iice VIII lie up
wards several crops-probahly the James River qua
lily will be out OF demand againe liberal ia
mover Treaty ustiefs the opini0n-and Tile uistIel OF
country that grows IL Is limited ana fst-rae tract Is
seldom met with.
offer INV present residence for sale. II is known by
Tie name Of Red House. Ii il situated Immediately on
The stage road leading from Ilcksford TO Boydton, eght
miles above Lawrenrrville IN Brunswick county VI
ginia Ii contains 100 acres, oI diversified soil The
West end adapted 10 Tobacco as one prong OF Jano
Creek passes through tacknowi-dgrd TO be IN clasi
No L. II Is not forgotten that The Red House lalih dd
produce more The share than any ether tract III me
Surrounding country as il was the only land that would
average 900 lbs. To the hand Tins was uone ny 'ie
Batts's John Wills and William Williams, in their day
who thought 10 be The champions III Growing uie
article. Though the Eas, cud runs Hicks Creek so
much famed for grain. Here II was that The celebrated
Beverly Brown made the overGrnwn crops ni grain
Iii estimated that the two creeks contain o acres o.
bottom land good part arabic. aud in good order Tor
cropping. As the Rev. Preacher Dow would say, now
viii tell you the thu induce me- 10 ofer y Tor
sale have but three children-two OF Whon may ~
cate in the South, or West-and now while nave me
control of the third il will enabe me to Keep IN sirik
ing distance OF others-and am advised by medlcai
men, that Southern climate will be conducive to my
injured constitution.
am not actuated by the expectation OF ever bcing
better more comfortably situated rs consider II heal.
thy and productive, with all necessary and cofnioua-
bile Improvements, now IN neat order.
As deem putting draw hack upon good article,
and have been fond oil II, and person II
pecled to purchase before examining the premises,
now invite the attention of any person wishing a
firstrae settlement 10 examine ii-aid if they are
pleased, l have but little donh, OF sale.
II would make three good settlements, but no part Of
IL will he disposed Of until The whole Ia under contract.
II sod possession can be had at Christmas with the
privilege of seeding wheat this ensuing Fall.
My yard gate is on the edge Of the road, and as thf
travel on il frequent, the place has doubtless beer
seen by thousands and will very readily be recolecled
IT good society, convenience OF fixtures, and prodnc
tyeness Of SOIL he any iuducenrnt, respectfully ash
these in want to examine it-and, if they like il: my
price will certainly induce them 10 bny.
As am like cold Rough and Ready" nv VIII, OF m,
wish is TO act promptly. RlCllD u. WUOLSEY.
June i--cw4wt
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lIucuennf Springs.

VNIllS establishment, now fitting up in style well
Il calculated for the comfortable accommodation OF
visitors, will be opened the first day Of July, l3f1-
These Springs situated in sight Of the river road
Town FeIy about IL miles above the city of Rich
momd. The location has long been med iur It's health
fuInrss-and the springs noted for the curative quail.
ties uf the One is decidedly sulphur, similar
in composition 10 the celebrated White Sulphur but In
weaker proportions. The other spring is clIaybeaie.
coach line running from the Springs will connect
with The James River and Kanawa packet line AT the
Manakin Town Ferry, about two and half inra
North Of the Springs, and similar line Of coaches viii
connect with The Richmond and LynLhhnrg line of
stages nj marlborough, about four miles South Of the
Snrines-anda daily line Of coaches will run between
Richmond and the Springs. by this route visitors can
arrive ut the Springs, travelling over good shady
road in about three hours, al charge not exceeding
81 % per head.
The direction and management Of the establishment
having been entrusted To my care, beg Ia assure the
pbc that exeftions on part shall be omitted to
ensure comfort and satisfaction Ia visitors. The style
in which these Springs have been fitted up-ihr ar
raneemcnts in the way of suitable assistants, cumpt-
tent servants good music, sc-ihf beautiful location
extent oil shady pr0nenalihg ground now un-
der facilities, eSe and small cost n
which Ihr Springs can hr visited in my humble jndg-
me n eniitle tile establishment 10 the lbra patronage
of the public, desiring either health or recreation.
board will he $40 for week; for two weeks, ~ per
week; for a month, $50; ST.: for the season, which
is expected to close about The first Of October Tor more
than day, 81 50 per day; for meals 30 cfnls ch-
ren under - years Of age and servants mali prices
Horses per day, Is cents. CHARLES si.LDEN.
lSr Religious Herald, Times Compiler, Richmond
Wing Republican, The Sonlherner, Petersburg Repuh-
lican inirrcncer, Portsmouth New Era, and Norfolk
Herald will publish month. charge Company, and
send Treasurer Of liuguenu Springs Com
pany June ls-clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-25
pocKPISuIAND FOR SALE

THE subscriber hereby Offers again III market his
Tract of Land, situated on RoCkisli river, IN Sci
son County, having been able heretofore 10 effect
sale on Saiidetory terms, and being still determined 10
sell.
This place contains about $50 acres, a3o Of which
are low grounds of superior quality Much Of the high
land too j. of excellent qualify and is III favorable
condition for farming and grazing purposes, a it i
suitably enclosed and is well sci III clover aud limo
thy Ii is peculiarly well suited for stuck farm, be-
Ing unusually well waered, and very productive in the
yarinns grains and grasses.
The situation is beautiful and healihSu', the improve
rnenrs generally are sufficient and substantial, The
lwcllin. being commndious and handsome; Ir neigh
boring society i, good, and The distance 1T the place
from the James River Canal - only y miles, to the
nearest point Of which, from this region, turnpike
road is now in progress OF construction.
II purchasers should prefer IL, iiIr land could be adj
yanaceou,ly divided into two unequal tracts The lesser
10 contain anout hundred acres, and IL have upon
il a rominltab,c dwelling and some out-iIotlses.
A The subscriber viii he absent from The state for
some weeks, he will refer purchasers III the tine,
Ia Mr. g. T. Estes of Lovin.sion or Ia pr. u. 4. Meg
rinson living Covcsvil.e, both If ihr county Of
Nelson who authorized Ia SELL II the price sci upon
the place can he obtained.
If a sale be not effected before TIL 'RShAY, the 9Th
day or July l6i7 tr lands will then be Offered on the
premises to The highest bidder.
One fourth Of The purchase money Will be required IN
hand and the balance three equal insalments,
credit o one and three years The purchaser giving
bonds with good security and the title 10 The land he
ing retained ~ additional security until the whole be
paid JUS. I. MIN ioohChi'
Address Mount ilortb, Nelson county, Va.
May l4-clds
M POSTPO NEMENT. The subscriber, who IL
nov in Mississippi finding that lie will be detained too
long in that State attending 10 important interests,
10 enable him t0 return to virginia by the 9th dag oi
July next, hereby postpones the above sale until
THURSDAY, the 29lh day Of that month, when Il
VII Iur ne' s5--e,as Jos. r. MONTGOMERY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


r1SllS splendid Establishments from recent improve.
A. ments unsurpassed In the comfort and extent Of IT,
accommodations by any in the Union, viii be opened
for the reception nl visitors the Isl day OF June
Situated on the Chesapeake bay, in full view OF the
Ocean, as healthy Us any spot in The world and lying
directly on the great mail between the North aud
the traveller either In search Of health pleasure.
With climate in early Summer famed for it, refresh
ing sea beeZes nome none can he described more de-
lightu or more healthy, the experience Of all per-
sons living or acquainted here will prove, than that en-
joyed by US all In the latter part Of August, and thr en-
tire Fall months. This, with the great facility al
reaching here, being distant only few hours from
most Of our large cities with daily mails both North
and South, aud from eight 10 twelve tine steamboats,
passing daily in every direction, MAKE most desirl
BILE location for families aud men of business, rs WELL
also, as delightful and safe retreat for those whom
fear OF disease drives away from their homes.
The Bath Houses have been greatly enlarged and i'm
proved-ftted up with hot baths, shower baths and pr
vate baths, and still aording ample for The
eSper, swimmer There is also a splendid beach for
those who prefer surf bathing.
The table will be supplied with all The luSires Of the
sea and surrounding narkets-the cellar and bar with
the best wines and liquors 10 be- procured
The Forf the most magnificent public work in The
county, offers military paradrs and The loyclirst walks
The Bay, the finest fishing and sailing; while, for Others
there Billiards, Ten Pms, Music and Dancing, with
obisiug and efficient agents in eacl department.
We shall use every eaertion 10 make Old Point in all
try JAMES $. FRENCH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-25
For SAFE.

ONE THOUSAND AND SIXTEEN ACRES or
" LAM on IVY CREEK, in tie county ii ABB
marie, live mites from Charlottesville the Siau2ion
Turnpike. THIS tart has lOa Of low grounds
$50 acres in wood. Tire high ilrd i IN biI state 81
improvement Ii il We'll watefcd ana th"loushl,
dched and is admirably adapted 10 t.s culture al
corn, tobacco, wheat, oats and the &c. Many
crops have been made the Estate equal To any IN
this country. The improvements area good dwell
Ing house with eight rooms, stone barn ~ BY IS feet
n stable with - stalls and s!rds 10 accommodate gu
horses, tobacco houses 10 cure - hogshcads Tobacco
good oversecrs house and horses for 50 slaves Ice and
Carriage houses, fine orchard, &C.
The distance from tie University Of Virginia Is aLnnf
iltee and hail miles, enough for students 10 II
tend The lectures from the place With Tie soc:e
y ~ Tue Hclnace - equal IL any III ,orih hinerra
sly and half miles navigation. 4 railroad also
VII probably he constructed from sorionsye 10 Ciar
loesvIle, which VIII furnish choice of CONVEYANCE
for persons, or things, to Richmond Persons wshn.
10 view tie place VIII br welcomed after the Old yirgi-
MA fashion.
Also, an ESTATE of SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES
James river IN The county oil Fuyanna al lie June
lion III Hardware with tat stream, which has 100 acres
al first rate uw grounds, hide ln9 highland
cleared, and stu In wood, 400 of hich font
tie canal, and afford from 30 10 81 cords Of line wood
per acre which is worth about 81 per cord st1nd ng-
This considered al he best Tobacco Estates on
the river There new !n!scs IL IL loesllea,s
built in the best manner, and ~ might be made with
sufficient force The Wheat crop now growing viii
show for Itself. without accident. TIE buildings
consist Of goud oyer>eei's house and cabins for
~ negroes Stables fer >iS horses sheds Tor ard
oxen, and good ICE houSt There has been u lilir
sickness there. for thirty Yeas n II any place in The
nnuntans. Either Estate VIII be divided suit pur.
cha.trs. Terms liberal. Any communication directed
IL me-, III Hardin'S Tavern, Aihrmar.r county, Va.
Will be promptly answered. ". w. GILNER.
lama - t-lul
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FREDERICK
White sulphur Springs.

SITUATED six miles last al Winchester Va, and
- one mile and half from Stephenson's Depot on
the Winchester and Potomac Raroad, is now open for
the reception Of company
This water il inferior 10 none IN the State az IL holds
in solution Suiphuraed Hydrogen, Iodine and Masne-
sia nparllng Ia the system, and acting pow
e.u Alternative, a numernms visitors can testify
ing been visited for the last fifty years and. had IL not
been Tor its contracted Recommendations, must have
teen amongst tie first watering places in the Union.-
F.: . r Ii! SIX G tleoli,ate and three
hundred visitors.
The proprietor has enGcavorrd L. put thiS watering
place on footing with The fashionable and COLI
every ex-rton III his power 10 make ILLS VISITORS con-
Portable.
II is easy access FOR all the Atlantic Cities Fer
sons leaving Baltimore in The morning cars VIII arrive
at the Depot O'clock the same day, where coach
will be in readiness to take them Immediately To the
Springs.
The proprietor feels thankful for the encouragement
he has received from The pabc, AMI will use every eS-
eron merit continuance Of II, by making those COM
Portable who may give him call
Persons wishing to visit this watering place, ale re-
ferred to my former visitors: o,-
Ex-President Tyler, Gen. Il. jones' j. e. Rves, Ihiei
Justice fancy, Mr.. ]. N. Bonaparr, Rev. A. Collins,
Reverly Johnson. Rev. Charles L. Austin, John H. D-
vall-Baiimorr.
Judge r. n. Nicholas, Judge +. Y. Daniel, Mr.. chas.
+. Osboinr--Richmond, Va.
Dr Robt l.. Waller, Mr.. VIM. w. Vrst-Willians.
burg, Va.
Messrs a. NJ. Patton, J. J. chrw-Frederieksbur
Mr. John Cooper, Col. G. Is. Cooke, Mr.. - South
gate-Norfok, Va
los. B. skinner-Edenion, North Carolina.
Hon. VIM. g. acknowledgements
Richard w. Barion-virginia
lime S-.InWt15tllJy,
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Correspondence of The Washington CnOa.l
RI1TlMopr Tune 23 s p NJ


The Presiden. left Baltimore this morning at
halEpas, o'clock. in special train for Will
ming,on, Delaware, having parted with Mrs.
Polk al The depot she taking the cars for Cum
berland at : o'clock, en- ,oaic a The homestead o;
The President in Tennessee. During their stay,
they expressed themselves highly pleased with
their reception and The hospilable attentions be-
slowed on them by our citizens.
Ii was nearly 10 o'clock last night before the
Presiden, was able TO tear himself away from the
crowds of citizens who hucEcd 10 the rotunda 10
take him by The hand and, after making his es-
cape. he was serenaded BY two Of the best bands
OF the ci,y-ihose attached TO the Independent
Blues and the National Blues.
PS. A phic despatch announces the safe
arrival, in good health, at Philadelphia, OF The
President. The enthusiasm with which he was
received far exceeded the expectations OF his
friends. The military parade is very large.
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Sfraffon,s Office.

MO. S, SOUTH FO UR I EE ~ IN
~ STREET.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STATION sthe man.
Drawn Nos. Of N. Jersey Lottery, No. 80, June ID
IL ID II 60 IL GO SIS 30 e ~ Is %.
Ticket Nos 30 40 IS, prize Of $500, sold and paid
nv STRATToN.
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria Lottery, No 80, June 20;
As CO "a So - 10 3 "a 4 IS 81 49,
10000 DOLLARSl 5000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY -Monongalia Lottery, No. 3d.
Capitals: 10000 dollars, 5000, $500, 1911 $ OF
1000, &c. Is Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets IS; halves
so; quarters IS cents.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
ACKNOWLEDGING Lottery Extra, To-
Capitals 1000 dollars, 900, a43, &c. 70 Nos,
IA drawn. Tickets Sli halves SO cents; quar-
tiers IS cents.
4444 DOLLARS! 1927 DOLLARS!
sarIIP 0aY-Sussex, Extra, No. 81. Ca
pi,als: s44i4, 1927, 555. &c. IS Nos, and ID
drawn. Tickets Sl halves SO els; Qrs 25 CTS.
30 600 DOLLARSl
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81, Tor 1917, TO be
drawn June o6h. IS Nos. 10 drawn. Grand
scheme. s30 600. 10000, 10000, 5000, $500, IS
Of | 900 s. Of 500, 200 Of 200, &c. Tickets 10;
halves s: ors Q so. Certificates of packages OF
Is Whole Tickets sl2O-shares in proportion.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages
and single Tickets in al the Lotteries, will be
promptly alleudedto, anddrawings sent whenre-
oucslcd. please address orders 10
s"0'0' N. STRATTON,
Jrnsoi Richmond. Va.
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Correspondence of The Baltimore SUM-
PHILADELPHIA, June %, Z p. NJ.


His Excellency, The President Of The United
States. arrived al Wilmington this morning al
quarter after 10 o'clock, in a special train from
The city of monuments. After parlaking OF tie
hospitality of that city by a splendid collation.,
and intcrchangine friendly civiilies with her CT
lizens, he embarked on board The steamer Pic
neer, for this city. When in sigh! al the navy
yard the Pioneer was met by the government
propeller GAS. Buchanan" decked with flags,
and her decks crowded with ladies and gentle
men. AT the navy yard wharf the Princeton was
lying, also decorated with flags, and crowded
with spectators.
The wharyes along the southern section of The
city were crowded with spectators, and previous
10 landing the boat, on which the President arri-
we'd, took circuit Of The whole city front 10 Ken.
sinston, and, returning TO the navy yard natioE-
al salute was fred and the President landed.
He was then received BY the extensive mill
lary ESCORT waiting, and, after passing over The
route prescl ibed for The procession, slapped at The
dwelling of Vice President Dallas, where be will
remain during his sojoufn in The city. He leaves
for New York on Friday morning