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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
sTerrns 81 the miners, Express.

Terns OF the Miners Express.
Two dollars per annum if puid IN advance;
two dollars and halflf pa ment be delayed
FOR six months; and three dollars if not paid
ai!l the end Of the year. viii hereafter be re
souired in all cases. No paper will be discon.
tinued, until all arrearages are paid, except ut
the discretion o Z the Editor.
Two COPIES will be sent to one address for
one wear for 50 so in advance; or three copies
for IS in advance.
Toany person who will procure five subscri-
bsrs, and forward the amount of their subscrip-
ton, in adva nee, We will send one copy Of the
ExpREss, Troe Of charge for eighteen rnonths.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13

EMERSON, SHIELDS IL 60,
RETAIL, AND CON-
w mission Morchants--No. ~, corner Of
Main and Alb streets, Dubuque, Iowa.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
BY GLAU CUS.

I see thee yet! in dreams | see,
Thy infant cherub on thy knee,
Thine eye 50 foil of light,
Is bent upon thy darling now
A smile is wreathing round thy brow
So full ofjoy tonight.
see the vet! thou art at rest
Thy infant pillowed on thy breast,
And by tie moonlight stealing,
Around thy head Il sec thee now,
The ringl-ts curling round thy brow.
Thy lips sou,e thought revealing
] see thee yet! and br my side,
A melted cour.r, thou dost riCe,
Awsy-nway, We bound;--
Away. away, DER plain and hill.
We stem The stream and leap the rll,
On to the bugle sound.
see thee vet! and in our boat,
Upon q chrys,al lake W. float.
And iist the pushing oar.
Some legend ("f my own 'rar,l
breath into thy listening ear,
As have done before.
7 see thee yet! tho far away,
Ny verses on thy heart strings play,
A sweet and lovely strain.
Which lights tiny features with smile,
That may some little woe beguIle,
Or save y ,no,neEts gain.
twill, your daily life could blend,
The measures. of YOUR poet friend,
And cheek bu; or" bright tear,
ia melt NV heart into lay,
That thou mipht'>t read it every day,
Throughout the live long year.
E ocuCEe.a Oct Ist lS17
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13

FAIts. Ttii.E. ELL.

FARE THEE =; ELL.
Gentle sister. fare thee sell!
Though to distar, c,ilnes ! 60,
Off sha!! iHru.r!y toa3lt dwell
On :t!os. Toys must iur'gn.
Fare thee wrll--:Aay th"rnltss roses
ir thy PAL! rrn!l!sriy grow;
And the yrH which home diSc)Hscs,
Msy'st thou never cease to know!
Fare thee wcl!-may youths brigh morn
Clouds &C sorrow ne'er o'ercAst;
But by gentle Zephyrs borne,
May the sea Of life be past!
Gon,le.sister, fare thee we'll!
Th"urh on earth 40 more we meet.
Where the hie.t forever dwell,
May &c at length each other greet!
Dubuque, Oct. lst, lei7. LIZZIE.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
MEDICAL NOVICE.

DOCTOR C. KOEPFLH,
uFRESPECTFULLY tender his profession
AIservices to the citizens of Dubnaue, and Vi.
emily. tie NAV he found at all times, when
not professionally ongaGed at hisuffice, on the
corner Of Fourth and Locust streets
Dubuque. Nov. 4th. 1886. Str
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13

KTiNEG AIt---a first ratio article Of Cider
Y Vinegar, for sale low by
n37 b. J. O'HALLORAN. ].
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-10-13
liD iii, II = " IS. AND TRUNK
MANUrGCTGEV

"A TIN L subscribers weuld
!: !: !.
MssE sM u respectfully inform the
#Ess n athens of Dubuque and
k5ssssss nrrcunding country, tina,
6SS I they are manufacturing.
and will end uvor to keep
on hand an assortment OF
~ SADDLES, HARM ESS.
a IS COLLARS, Bril- L rs,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25
The Greatest Medicine in Tie World
ID X. s. w A YVES
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

The universal celebrity which medicine gaining
throughout the United States, aud astonishing cure. "A
constantly performing has doubt, IN.
only safe aud certain for Pulmonary Consumption Cough.
Cods Asthma, sPtIng Blood Liver Complaint Deby
iiekng or Rising IN the Throat Bronchitis
any symptoms OF Consumption
the bowels eosve mid Purgqtve should be e.orted TO
occasionally br swaynes Compound syrup o Wild
n ic ne which has siood the
ina to the directions las Dr. Swayae Health
seldom fails The above pamphlc, ! well worth a penisaL
CAUTION! CAUTION!!
Avoid all
biers syTups OF Will Cherry Pills purpoItng contain Wild
cherry &c &C. ry eoHsfsrCs and con
tain OF the virtues Of the
prepared by Dr H. swayne and the
uy. DR. sWhYNES COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
composed Of vegetable ingredients Wild Cherry aud other
medicinal substance equally c-aeous " the
whole eueetualy
doubt the most pleasant strengthening AMI remedy
discovered for the Of Pulmonary
OF the Lungs and Breast The
ain OF spurious imiaio stands great pro
peuics
Therefore, nvads onqrTe for the original preparation each
bottle ofwhieh enveopcd beautiful wrapper hkenes,
of William Penn engraved thereon also bearing signature
Dr H. sWAfhE the eouneeinE n punished
forgery.
Prepared only Dr. H. swAYNE N W. Corner Of Eighth and
Race Philt.
ALSO, Tor sale wholesale aud Retail by
rEYTON JOHNSTON, lis, Main ST.
and DuvALL PURCELL, Druggists l47, Main Agents
Richmond, Va,
bragg A. Wilson, and Chas. ConE Il Co DruRKas Peter.
burg Chas H. Henh Portsmouth King Toy, Norfolk lmy
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF Hicbmond.
f.sA Wafr tAS dap al IIi s'siosL, 4.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr Marietta Burr. Dearborn New York, sundries TO
Kent. Kendall g. Atwater; II w Tyler; Brooks, Bell e.
IludsOn w Ritter T. Il Workman; w Randolph & Co;
q + Lowe; Drinkor & Norris g ID Yale; Ball. Harold g.
Co; Vanlew, Smith & Co; Davenport Allen g. Co; Dun.
Top, Moncure & Co; NJ Royals Valentine, Bfoedon g.
Co; Workman, McGruder g. Co; q Crane; Sizer g. Co;
Warren. Farrs & Brown; Byslie; Webb. Bacon & Co;
Fry g. Co; Hooker g. Osborn; Womble; w Wallace; J
Thompson & Coz VIM Willis; Edmond e. Davenport; Nash
81 WoOdhouse; l. Gintor; Bargamin Gordon g. Skinker;
N NJ Martin; w Taylor Inloes e. Brother; Duyal g. Pur-
cell; VIM g. f. Harrison; Winston; o A Suecket; W
ID Blair; Caleb Jones; Merchant; Booth; Gray; Lee
& Tnsley; g Odnef Tn g. Ellis; ID & G Weller;
judah Myers; T Harris; l. ID Crcnshaw, Bros. & Co.,
and TO order
Sehr FlSvilla, Taylor New York.
Schr Rainbow Rogers, Boston.
Schr Redngion. Hart, Thomaston.
Schr Santa, Dickinson, Philadelphia
Schr Catharino Wilcox, Jones, New York.
Schr Mary Amanda, McAllsior Norfolk, fish, 10 Jno
Womble.
sehr Carpenters Son. Rogers Nouh Cuolina fish, TO
WOmble.
Schr Betty Warren, Ill., N Carous dsh TO Womble
Schr Sonora Jones, Port dc Posit
Schr WIN Burk, Lawrence, New York. hay. 10 r Fanar
Schr Two Brothers, Reeves, Havro dc Grace.
SAILED,
Schr Mary Elizabeth, Jones, Baltimore.
Schr Ovoca, Brush, New York.
Schr Mary J. Perk. Lscomb. New York
BosroN, Mny20--At'd schrs John Simmons Small ich.
mond; Marblohead, Balloon, Richmond.
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Evening Session.

Lee committee on Commissions reported VIM NJ Al,
kiason X t. from the Pr Of Winchester in addon 10 m,
commissioners already IN attendance.
Kew M Lsayiii, delegate from the General Convenuon
q the State OF Vermont submitted to the Assembly an in
eresnE statement Of the religion in thar Sta,e
Inc ORDER Of the Day was here announced-tbe Report
- The committee on the following resolution which was
sentied and referred committee AZ the last General
Assembly:
Ess'Ssd, That in the Judgment OF this Assembly i, IL
enuay 10 tie Constitution and the practce of the
psey'eran Cau.eh IN the United States for any eeesa
aca Jecleaofy TO appoint commission determine Judi
cialiy case whatever.
lie report o. the committee entirely opposed 10 the
declaration OF this resolution, setting that II was NOT
Pfoaoed by tue Constitution, and that IL was in accord
anee with the practice OF the Church to appoint such Com
ission- ana Tor tue Sessions Of Presbyieres and Syn
ae.eeaie the powers vested in them.
This report being open for siIerson an i,o,.s,,
discussion ensued, IN which MessrS. Cunningham Of Ga
Paxton OF n.y. Morrison Of Va and Junkin Of New Jersey
engaged all in opposition the report it came from the
committee, and IN support OF the requirements of the Con-
sttaton they This discussion was nolonged
until the hour OF adjournment
Previous 10 the adjournment the committee on D.yo-
nonal Exercises made report, that Ser
mon be preached m the F Presbyterian Church on Thurs
DAY evening by Dr. Hoyt, and that sermon be preached
At the same place on Friday night. by Dr. C. c. Jones on
the SUBJECT OF the instruction al the roored population the
Southern States, which was adopted
After prayer. the Assembly adjourned
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and th- Law sebooa SIS books NAV be uoetd
a. Eoossiofe nsaf the University.
9 Nacancsz ng d,siret. and will be Gr. mi,
me rent annual meeting Of v.ler. on the gj, June
is47. " 'N'
and par of Favor.
tos''l D'et-Kauawbl Mason, Jackson CabeH Wayne Io
gan Nirh1asE Fayeue.
Erhn Disfr'st-Berse'ey, Morgan and Hampshire
tIererh Iistriof-BocEit CHAM and PendIeton
Jtrroi Dutrtcf-Gr, ensvine, Brunsvyek and Dinvdde
Applications n candidates should be accompanied y pppr tee
umona and should fach the rhivety being Addressed To ib.
Ctaifmln II the Faculty, by the 25th June.
Persons Interested should obs
J. The applicant 10 requested age which must he
over s'en and IN cesrnats Schools or the ~
yeisy b. may wish IN obervrg cfaetmsnts require
him. N under ihe age Of twenty years. Of
the sehooi' rated the following t-uns. Tor good
TIE Faculty permit hun b. attend number l. Ancient Ian
Enagss Modern Language = Mathematics Natural Phi
oophy Chemistry and Masns Msdea g. Practice OF Med
eise and pbseres T. anatomy PbySolory surgery Mo
raj Philosophy .. Law
10 order n b. admitted, applicant exhibit
isstmDnalfi Of Hrepulchabe caacier 3D. Of cana
ey aswe ~ partial cultivation BY original vgor Of mind 10
o BY The instruction the University 3d- he desire.
70 enter r School " Mathematics Natural Philosophy tina
NJ po'"s familiar acquaintance branches NJ M
uffca arinee or q he desires Ancient
Languages uat Do b. qunie 10 study
Lain ~ Greek n1hor and ih nehcr he nor hs p,ten
are N situation " incur To- erpenc education wnu I'D
~ ORDER Vi.rfEEs.
| 81. !. T.. CABRLf.
| WY -''h I7''-e<aW4w Chlirman NJ the Faculty.
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Paint Pro.pec, of Pence.

Inc French paPertn New fork-ths Courier dss Essts
unis-Pubshes letter from the city Of Mexico dated on
the 3Oth Of April the revelations of which If thex an, ~
be relied upon furnish stronger 1900. a. h.r. TO- a.,
| .n..I, ,..n,..,,.. - a.. =. -, - ,,.~r rs
| = - -, - " ~ '"'"s'"e' "c'e-
o'''o ieeea "''" inst quarter. The winter, who. the
Courier says aogc'het entitled to consideration. and is
dnteested Judge in the matter states that in spite
the appeal. OF Gen Sala, IN t.i.e t:ue,
| corrs under the n,me Of u V...., h., 49,. -
| III n ~. ..-- -, =, =. =,
as Wv" n,''s upon his roll Mr. huenros'e
~ ~ ANU u" IKE a'emPt TO rai'e corps under the
title o La hae'fs These facts cited the themomc
ter OF public feeling.
The clergy, too fsays thu N v c,x.,,. If 49,.
,,,,.l,o, y. avail on,..I.. +, -. t.. :, a., -
-, -. -, :. -, =. :, NNNN< '" VI. 's'"' au
So nv =" q" '"eS ~ete expected 10 De WIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25

u An active campaign is now in progress in North
Carolina, the Congressional election taking place IN August
next Ia the Raleigh district, which has a very large To-
eooco majority, there five eaEd dats Of that party now
IN the field, and no Whig-t0 wit, Gen. j. J. Daniel the
Caucus Nominee, and 4. II. Arlington Henry |. Tooe.
Dr. Pniehard, and DR.. Weller In reference to the mex,
Presidency, Mr. Daniel FOR the nominee Of the Baltimore
Convention Mr. Toole for General Taylor, and for that
Wing beesy, distribution Of the proceeds Of the sales Of
the Public Lands and DR.. Pn.ehard Tor Mr. Calhoun
The otners, 70 far as we know, are non-committal
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Mlerls.nola. May 1871. lsi7.
ra, rs.,s,,sS ~, mr.

10 10 tnfnrf ~ ne mr.
A. the member eject from this Congressional district
'secondI s now no more, perhaps % may not be inn
proper 10 send 90 you Tor publication succinct state
mcut d political movements here. There be- n com
pieio split BOO the Democratic ranks. Mr. Baptist Of
this county has already taken the field and declares
tia De viii fomsin candidate in spite Of Conventions
and every thing else. WHliam q. Guode Esq Is also
beofo the people. Tho old llunkor very much dislike bic
management last winter ttcng Hunter 10 the Senate Of
h' United States. Hs adherence a. Calhoun will nmto
m no little. Tie, unlike Mr. Baptist s willing 10 submit
/ 70 inc seton Of properly organized Convention.
THINK Messrs Editors, that Col Boiling or some ote
strong aud saunoh Wing, could easily carry this district
| Unless Mr. Baptis be- the nominee 81 the Convention
(Which will certainly not be The oasc the Democrats will
have wo candidate m the field There - undoubtedly
N tins district, much dissatisfaction with The present Ad-
minsuaton. The great los sustained by the Democratic
parry, o. shown by the last eccon was not entirely owing
g. pcrsonai objections 90 Gen. Dromgooc wish 20 see
Virgins relieved from Democratic domination. Now Is
the time cdt. IA her Let tue Wings concentrate thei,
votes upon their candidate, whoever he nisy be- aud ano
| thet brilliant victory will be the result.
Zen. IaYlor was nominated court day for the Pres
deney We are enthusiastic IN bic favor here. The poo
pie were eioquenuy addressed ny several members Of IN,
bar and particularly by the grsceul and CITED gIournoy
tho member elect 20 Congress from the afaI district -
Tie one Of hc nes, pleasing sud eloquent speakers eve
listened 10 shd will do honos 10 vrgina IN the council
Of the Union. X.Y,Z
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25
J. H. CABRLL,
Chairman NJ the Pacuity

NDNpPuSAl WILDE received nj The Ore OF the James hi
Yer aud knnnWha Company, In r. .lnord w .
until Vie 'ih Juy neat Tor te Construction Of three sfope dam.
across James River the line Of COMPANY Car, bsee
l1uchtnr and The mouth Of North river 1e a IN =, "A dams
whhr about ~ n hrh and 500 ,ns ani tlsd about mil.
above lynthburg the second DO about II lee. byb and 900
itei ong and situated shout miles west u tp.buty m al "a
vii b. about ~ n high aud 300 n iSrr AMI situated , "a
wH oi lJrehurr The foundations u tatns arc al ,t d
NE slpefsifue'nes WI b. fequfelto be a. ri a. -
level during 'he present Pansof .,i vol. o,, 4, -
and peehea"n' thereof Obtained the Company Once in Hsb
oi :, W. ue'enbefs Once on sad line above 1ynehhuF on
and ater The ~ Of Ju'y nest
WALTER CwYES Chief Psyl,.o,
jams River KanaNhs 60
D..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25

Why does not the Richmond Wing call upon IT, patrio-
&c friends IN Loudoun and Abemae furnish troop. for
the hsIiesn war 7-ROekHgham Register.
When, trough the votes VI ifiends IN LOudoun and
Albemsre, he county becomes involved war. shall
cal aPon them to furnish troops 10 fight b. battles ltis
precisely bsesuse tio Va,rouc people Of Rockingham.
shenandoah and Page fret voted Tor Polk and now usu.
J.by payer resluuOns, 81 Tat b. has DONE at We col
npon fhsm 10 suJsiaHhsi evidence OF then
APPRECIATION u ns measures ihan tsords
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25

The ind sPosiuon % uis gentleman since his arriya At
Augusis. has been violent. though bef lis physeans
Doctors Ford and Eve. have ochcuTtd advising that, n
c sbsenoo 81 any pressing necessity foe the further prose-
cuuon Of bic journey. it would hardly be IN him TO
purse long q laboroes travel those attitudes
ihs TINE ~ year, che mountain districts Mr
w therefore has determined 10 remain Augusta until he
quite recovcsed Thence he will 60 TO Savannah add .,
CbssIes'on. and embark The latter place the steamer
iioethefner zoe New York.
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News expected lhis mor,;,.

Mr. Marun, the accommodating Mail Agent on the Ere
deeks5uFg road Informs Ihalthe Baltimore Suns POM
ETpress' went through yesterday-consequeny we may
eIPee'some interesting intelligence by this mornings South
ern Nail.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25

" DR. James II Conway Of this city has been appointed
hedcal Examiner Tor the London Life Insurance soee.
IT, IN the place ct DR. A. l.. Warner. dec We refer our
readers TO the Advertisement OF this Soceiy-he benefit.
o. which we have often tired mpfcss upon our read.
IL will be observed that they have a capital Of ,v,
and a half millions Of dollars.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25

MI W. l.. Montague has just received new piece Of
Music, composed BY Mr. Charles Gfobc entitled "he Bat
e q Buena Vs'a, Descriptive Fanose for the Piano
u dedicated by the author Gen. h. Taylor the Hero
Who loot ba,e-wh,tber assaed n front or real
by Santa Anna IN Me1co 81 by he "aii,ssr olsswher,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25

u We regret to learn from the last Raleigh Register
that Senator Mangum OF North Carolina at present sui-
lerng severely from Bronchitis, and also from strong
disposition OF termination OF blood to the head Mr. NJ had
consented to deliver the Grafton the laying Of the cor
ner-stOne Of the Odd Fellows Lodge. in New York. in
June ne1tbut the Of his health compes him mos,
reluctantly 10 decline the undertaking
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25

u Some Of the LocOooeo papers, in despite If the
sSgaeous Of the Washington Union, which IN
effect admits that Gen. Taylor Whg continue TO assert
that o belongs to their parry. We hope they will get ur-
der that presumPuon-ihough they have not heretofore
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EIGHTn coNGREssloNAL pIsrRIcr
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.


II gina a'a-he IN meTitorious young limited mea IN.
ne Nrs have provided that student each
District n tr Stale slai b. admitted payment OF Pofe.
or Zee Or Ihvrry charges fnss and pena tIeepasd
Students admitted INTO ths University ounsaion have ,.
Tveze Of remaining two ard Of great proe ency
h- tenn may be- prolonged by olrd WATERS They ar,
however subject expulsion dnsson or eIenson A.
ne mzof punfhmen' sandH- -s and respects
treepi etp~n-e, on The sam- footing OtLcT sudr
IN still further reduce Of
cents he Ns have made provision the expense the
yy that Tie sun paid By Them for board exceed sy
dIilrs lDf he session of n.u
H. Whole esnie Independently Of clothes pocket money
es-m,ted p fOBOWr
fuei and igsis leinated aiJ................ As 90
Iert Books m , Academic schools tAyergel... IS 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25

~ The Union states that Mr. Seth Barton has not been
appointed Minister TO Chill, in place Of DR.. VIM Cfump
aud Of course that he has not been succeeded by Mr.
i a. Solicitor OF the Treasury stated by the National
lucigencer. We infer, however from the tone Of he
Organ. that these changes be made and that II
Is only e PeuIsnt at their Premature annuneialion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25

il The Committee of Arrangement, in Raleigh has De
iermned on having grand Illumination fire -vorks &c
On the night Of The Presidents arrival that CITY, ,saur
day next.)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25

u We invite public snsnSOa the advertisement
which se found in O-dsy paper Of the p5oprietors Of
the Salt SslPisT S-rtss', in Monroe eO1au. We need
iFeey say hat IN asdiuoa to the medicinal propere.
The iss X the peasant places Of retreat
tie Virginia it. P-ogriso-s have lor
sea esissc1ted .s eaiervrz sor the table.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25

j. The southfon," leading Wing paper, publish.
cd At Jackson Mississippi strongly urges tie election Of
COL Joeson DAVIS Governor Of that State or If no
prefers the seat IN the T. s. Senate vacated by the re-
cent death Of Mr. Speight
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From Gen. TayIor'> ARMY.

age socEi O $500 s,< - heen received A.
- Va o6rs so Co Tly5,-'s etz7- They rela.s
F-ac FE - SsIlz o. Eeno-=sie A,tsie o. Ruena
FEa-sse-al-s q - rss -zzg0-tsag q ~heh ue 81.
as---s- rz1SE TX ia-svs Is ss Is;sss .s.,sr f-cn
lS=1- -ssar-
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RICHMOND MARKETS

lAfokfkp AND cokRErrEp TWICE FOR TINE wu,a I
ro,.c.o ~ MAY 81, IS47
lobACCO-The water being out Of the canal receip,.
are very lght-no change 10 make in prices
FLoUR-Retailng at SsaSlO. latter for Extr. Stocks
very light. S''A'
ookN-No transactions since the English accounts
81 mas oeen refused Tor immediate delivery.
CorfEE-Wrh a steady country demand We mint.
.aguayra 13aSc; Rio 7iaSc; lava l0aIIc ST. Domingo
63a7c. 0"'''s'
FlSH-There has been active demand for No 1 Gu,
nerrngs. sales on the wharf at S6-from store seas
farther sales. Shad SSsst
oATS-5Oc. from Depot-I5c from vessels
CUT NAlLS-44aiIc.
TEAS-lmPerial and Gunpowder Soc to 81 25: Black
25a50e. S'-'' ~
WHlSKEY-Bbs 33c; Hhds &c
LlME-Thomaston from store & IS
MOLASSES-New Orleans, in Dbl, a IN &c. Porto
Rico 35c., Cuba 23a25c.
CANDLEs-SPerm 30a33c.; Patent Sperm 4Oc; Hull.
Patent l4c; Tallow l2}al3c.
CLOVER SEED-S4!a5-dull.
HERDS GRASS-Si.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bu.hel
PIG IRON-S25 TO as
OIl--Winter strained oil best 100 cts per pal
fRoNlSlONS-Bacon. new, hog round IOal OF cents.
western Sides, lO3alOt Shoulders Sia9c; New Lard lOI
allie. for No. I. ~ ~,
PLASrER-From the Wharf, 1916 per ton; do
Basin $3.50. ' W.
suGARs-N. Orleans 6.as; Porto Rico 7.as; St croi,
9a.0. - 0''',
SHOT-5a5i.
SALT-Sales from Vharf nj q AZ.
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~ The Louisville Courier learns, from good authorty
that Gen. VIM .. Boiler. Of keutOcky who was severely
wounded ~ the battle Of Monterey, has avowc himself In
a'ot 81 Cen Zachary Taylor as next President when
snch men remarks tie Courier cast OIL party shaeklss
sad exercise their unbiased Judgment IL Sugurs well fol
the dawning a. more propitious en-
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y We have several eo1azaGalesu0zs o. hand. Which
81 s7eeey ave Paos-.ao=S tsea tie 6-st part q
- Lvcs & BevV-saj ss3 MAJ 7osn-tse rrmaia-
- q wseh - .ztho- NV fs-s A. ssa - ,.e.. Al.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25

" Mr Thomas suly, Of Phsdelphil, Is now In Wash.
ingion engaged 10 painting the portraits Of President Polk
aud Senator Mason The request snd expense Of the So
cisy Of Chapel I'LL, N. c.. Of which they are alumni
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25

APPOINTMENT ~ THE GosfESoR oT YiEsiSu -Goorge
west VI Holly SPRING. MssissPp Commissioner for that
STATE 70 lake dePosgns. oeknow edgmenl Of deeda Sc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25

- "santa Anha and his federal Mexican Anes.ri.us
caption ct long editorial in the Washington Union which
secmsto ioget h' SAINT, Anna Mexico BY erpres. per-
MISSION OF President Pok. Does the Unon mssn the P,,
sdsst and Secretary Buchanan When speaks Of ss,t,
Anna's federal Mutton aihest
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-25

IL Joshua L. Martin Esq the present occupant Of the
Gubernatoral chair Alabama has snnousced himself
candidate Tor reelection In his address be "hurs def.
anee" at the Caucus by which Mr.. Chapman was Istey
nominated his IL will be remembered Tia,
Mi Martin, the last election, took the field against the
Caucus nominee Mr.. Terry and defeated him