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Reading ont,

Toe Richmond correspondence OF che Lynchb1rg Repub.
n docs NOT attempt 90 conceal hs chosrn al the election
o. MI Hunter to the Senate, OF bus ds essure or the
means oI which ihai event wos accomplished. Nr. b..
cock, by whom Mr. Hunter was nominated. . p,r.c,,
ccn'weo end "ascp frgrrr ,Hpre..,d ,aa, e I...o.
su.hed delegate from Bu.drg.1m deru,a o., BOZ. dstg t1
-Ne on a'utude Of rucn decided opposition t1 moi r,
OF hrp'Itea nsIc.acs. "ila bod COINED ..a,a ,,. g,
ie') sroag hold upon their co.Gisnc, o.. o. ssrd and
nv i-w'r'ty morra and h fine ,u,- Cove mach fa.
i'f u.eu.'oe' from bum 60 The Democratic cause Bot
am compelled DO 'sn5gf 90 10Y ha, tina, hope with INC r
lost"
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SNl,ln ANNA.

The New York Journal Of Commerce gives further ex-
tracts from the letters Of distinguished Mexican ono Of
which we noueed at some length yesterday. Speaking OF
the general Impression OF the Of the United
that "Sana Anna to his native land to sur
render 1t to their least that the President
OF the United States had sought and received OF him
pledge TO perform something which he is now indsposed
to accomplish" he says "well pledge or no pledge he
Is IN our midst for the especial purpose that the may
be put an end to- in way dis-honorablc TO the ma
tionaly OF our Republic"
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Port OF Richmond.
HtxA Hair tAn dag at Ioi s'elsek, A. M

ARRIVED,
Brig Ann Maria, Radcliffe, Attak.pas sus,, and mn
las ses TO Dunlop, Moncure & Co.
Sehr Robt Glorer. ireland. N York
Schr w Smith, Penne, N York.
Sehr Patrick Henry, Chester, N York. .undr-, IN IA,
yenpor', Allen & Co, Dunlop, Moncue Il Co. Edmond g.
Davenport, lnocs & Brother, Bonsvits Smith & H.1
wood. Clatkson q Gardner + NJ Leonard Ma..,e &
White IL w Tyler, Duval & Co, r r DnvaI VIII
Bacon Co. puval Purcell, Delarue Putney e wan.
Z Jones, Workman McGruder & Co, ] Crane. An,ona
niII,n' Ice Insley Gordon & Skinker. Hableston &
Brother, WIN Harrison & Co. w Anderson + Robsr,.on
w Barreiie, Bonavi'a. w Taylor X Allen, Gteuer g.
GreIter c Workman w Greaner, Kent, Kendall e. All
water II Kelley PizEin, Royal, J w Randolpb &
Co, Nash s. woodhousc, w Ritter, Gallagher & Odn.T
Palmer, Kesee Il Sumner, stebbin,, Cren.haw Bros
& Co, aud TO order.
SAILED,
Schr Saml Davis, HoIe, Boston.
Schr Thos ii Thompson, Brown Boston,
Barque Parthian, Allen, n Orleans.
Boston; Friday jan 22-Schr Jno Simmons, Hill, from
Richmond for this port said To have been a, P,1;c
town several days ago.
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Ihe Richmond Greys, formerly under the command Of
Capt Ro g. Scott j.. reorganized Friday even
ing last by the election Of Wyatt NJ Elliott Junior Editor
OF the Wing. as Captain; Adoph Morris LIST Lieut. f. b.
Ward, % Lieut. John G.. Oldner, Sd Lieut. and Oscar
Coun'Z 4h Lieut. Louis BoisseuT also elected Or
derry Sergeant.
This corps. VIC are glad believe under its new orga-
nzaton, will maintain former high rank among The
volunteer companies Of the metropolis Ye,trdays Re.
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GEkAr iSDi,S MA.sAcRE.-Butehery of Women and
Ca1dreH-A letter from a gentleman at Council Blud.
dated on the 18th OF December, his in ~
LOUIS states that on the previous day band of the Om,
mas were met by band OF the Sioux in the
oil the Bluffs that battle ensued between them and b,,
the sioux killed sixty OF tho omahas before the conact
Terminated ~ ''''
IL was cold FLOODED butchery Of women aud ebild,
IN inc absence OF all the warriors a the village ON ba
nighi ol the 18th and 18th. the letter states war nary If
haneon sioux Indians defeated and DESTROYED fourie.n
oes Oi the Omaha tribe OF Indians located nj In. tin
WOODS Bulls, situated about siay miles from this
BeleNew The men and warriors the Omahas had la,
the camp on hunt; and the Sioux after thew reach
sd me the camp discovered that they only had women and
children to contend with. The slaughter was terrbe-soy
eny-ihree were killed, and nineteen mortalr wounded =
Two men made their escapoone Of them Joseph aaecbe
aader IN the employ OF Mr. Peter A. Sarpy and Al ths
time IN charge OF stock OF goods
lie ran fom the OF blood bare footed and arrival
al belevsW with both ieetfrozen Mr. Ssrpy and sMi
lehe present agent dispatched party Of men TO ascern
the facts and they confirmed return the repo %
baeche They also reported thu, five OF the Sioux Indians
had been killed. no doubt stabbed by the Omaha souas
Ioing twenty miles further than the ground of the
Gre they found the place where the goods of the trader had
been divided among the robbers.
Another letter from Fort Scott in the Repubcnn
mat the Sac and Usage Indians have recently held
c IN the Usage nation the object of which was 10 unite
iheit forces and influence TO rob and plumber the be
possibly under the impression that they could obtain aud
from Mexico. ~
The osases and Creeks are also abou, eomm.peiDs
hosuiities
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The American Review

The January number OF this valuable Monthly was
received some days since. IL is cmbel.hed with a fine
likeness Of Rufus Choate ESQ the distinguished ExSen-
a'or from Massachusetts In February, the editor pron
scs portrait Of Gen S;oi'-in March, OF late John
H. Peasants The literary and political articles in the
January number Of hIeh order Of eEeelence
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u The Savannah papers announce the receipt by the
brig Tuscan from Liverpool. OF dates the 18th Of De-
cembe five days later than those received at New York
Nothing Is SAID however of the character Of the news
except that 1t led Immediately active operations in the
Cotton market, at advance Of pes To- 1t is sta
ted that there had been advance Id IN Liverpool and
heavy sales
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Correspondence Of The Balnm7re American.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30
The letter Of General Taylor tho New York Express
received here this morning. hiss given rise to quite excited
discussions IN private Some OF the members of the dom
nant party most boiReent and threaten have Gen
Taylor forthwith recalled and This must tell you has been
the nimor Of the day for some days past.
The House, you will see, have presented cOuntorbas,
To the amendment in the Senate but this mainly to
Mr. Kings anti-Slaysry Bill, which will be urged again In
a few DAYS
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by Magnetic Telegraph.


Later dates from McKee, via Havana, have been rseei-
yea by ihe New York Sun and Express. Thoy contain
o'mnureaton from SANTA Anna 70 The Mexican Congresa
o'nnndng eight millions Of dollars Tor The purpose of car.
pg OF The Tar and he tells Congress unless tho money
" faised the country 10 Loot.
congress vas 10 secret session, and IL BE- said that
ohi'tauon OF Church property wss in contemplation
'ns measure the clergy were Of course violently op.
Peo 'nfeannR 10 eIeommunicate Congress Santa Anna
Hoyefnmeni, lhe Army, SC
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Amendments.


The President with the advice and consent Of the Senate,
has made the following appointments
Assistant Quarermasters in the Regular Armv with TN.
rank OF Cspnin-First Lieuienants J. 2. J. O'B-ep NJ
r Patrick, VIM VI. Shower, Arthur B. Lansing and Dr.
Israel Moses to be Assistant Surgeon.
In the Volunteer Seryice-Charles NJ Price Of Ni.si.
spp, Charles Z. Carr Of Louisiana and Charles R. Web
OF New York, be Assistant Quartern,,ter. with
the rank Of Captain; Robert Josseyn and VIM
Of Mississippi, James F. Hutton OF New York and r y.
Mioton Of Louisiana, be Assistant Commi.sa-fes with
the rank OF Captain Joseph l.. Hasbrouck of New y,t
to be Surgeon; ana Benamin tar OF Illinois Luther
Dashel OF Lousana, Fred. W. Miller Of p, and Med, II
HaI''ead OF y. Y.'a be As''s,au, Surgeons.
j. Naval General Cour, Nar,isI convened Yesterday
on board the L. :. shi5 Pennsy vina At Gospo for The
'ra understood Of Commanders Carpenter and Pear
SON. and such other persons be brought before it
Com. Stewart i President Commodo-es D,u,p.. and
Turner and Cap'lns S'ocr Daany Navo and Armstrong
Members Geo Blow. Eco OF Norfolk, Judge Advocate
u The Psrs,eaa Gazette announces the arrival a, thai,
place Of the L. : s,oreshP Relief. II d,ys from Anton
Lz'rto On tho morning she sailed boat W.. discovered
d'sehareinr ca-go At Anton Lzld, Com Conner ir,me
dn'ey despatched two boats under command of Lieut.
Semmes 70 cut her out. who did IL the hond.oest man
ne' the NeNieans keeping up heavy ire all the while
1I-The Petersburg Iu,eieeneer states that Jabez Smith
Esq tho pioneer OF manufacturers in that town ba. bee,
invited by the President and Commissioners Of the Board
Tor improving the navigation and water power OF the sa
vannah river at Augusta repair that place for the
purpose OF experimenting the Of the first cotton
aei'ry IN the suburbs OF that civ Mr. S has accepted
the Invitation.
l. We are requested to that Mr. J. J. Fay has re-
ee'sd' as contributions to the Benevolent Society in Nom
roe Ward several hundred bushels OF coal for the bep6,
OF the poor OF the city. The Ladies Of the Society who
are vsi'ers among the poo authorised to give orders
To sapPy such families as destitute doing So they
Nj. Please give their names and residence.
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IL Tampico is described quite a Paradise nj this
OF the year. In December the residents were lux
uaing on green peas, bananas lemons
back ducks, teal sniPc, &c. Wild ducks were only two
cents pair! 1t is glorious place in WINTER but dread
iul yellow fever sepuchre in summer
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'Core'p5nde0er n lle BIItm7fe SUM-

i'I.'...I.N.ht i'f. %It y. VI.
Wa have rdrr4 ,i te s.,ar1rr 20 brrr.. vc, Wocb
anxiety De- ic 1 the commer l Giro ss IfIya pcs
Our Flour m1rkef continues unchanged Flour la held
o. S5-bDth holders and plfchlsofs s'em.ng rather ds
p1eoj IN awaii tie rftamcr's noVs Corn Meal BE- bs5 t
- 80 per b1u' Corn 90 cents per JusheI. and Wheat
from s o. s. 49,
A. New York yesterday, Gcnsaco Flour was held % g
80 per BARREL end Wheat ~ s o. per bu.hoI Largo s,
Of Com WOO madn nL DO c.nl- Dor hu.hal-
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" Tho New Yors Evening Post, o leading L,,. loro
paper complains lha "lho whole atmosphere Of W. Po
court pecu1ary ard omincnty orstocratc ~ nd bats
Union Mr. Poke orgau, "oShibis no sympathy what.
ever Tor The humble citizen, for be painstasing mecfa-
'oi 'h' wants aud the rights Of labor" This oertny
''oie'' Hom 90 high source, sgans Democrat
ie Administration und be- EDITOR: and ~, tro,,, -, ~.
with great esmesiness
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IL OMER'S lLIAD: Translated by William
~ Mnnlord E.a s Of RLehm-nd. Va In YoIu.ne. gvo

y Ut u = u % W
Price reduced 81
Our opinion thtat fidelity OF cHprcsson.
vFou chue OF ughi and truhfu Mr.. Munods
version Of the ~ al r exceeds of s pr while
q would not and ought pretend
tf1cB gtt rope's n ~
ihy TIM End pcscrv The antique simplicity Of the
M VIII ch comparison can he inJtu,d.
ny pre- Cowpets-hat only translation
from which be formed the
and language a. Tiome-atd that ought
much America, ton1rabo
Of The Tausaos-S0uthsrH QHarferiy Rsur. Jsiy is46
For saie by NASH 4 WOODHOUsE,
m 90 Main street.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks OF
~

OF THIIE
Shirley Mcador pit n On bill in Chancey
aEain' tain lsId' and teuements belong ng 10
John Pyle, deft the defendant satisfaction debt
du, from h pll
The defendant having appearance and given
curiy, according TO the Act q Assembly
Court aud by aotoy evidence that hr 10 not an
inhablnt % tins County II ordered,
PENDANT do the Rules be no
the FIRST Monday April and Of the plaintiff
and that OF this order
published in the city Of Richmond success
syey and posted at the front door roun
~. ia 26-w9ws EIDRIDGE e. e..
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W Among tho interesting articles n the January NUM-.
Der OF the "s7uthern Literary N,scngsr,r is ore. 5.
Object Of which 10 20 Idenuy M'rshu Noy with Michael
Rudolph captain IN Lees celebrated Legion, and ser
wards az o'he'' Under Gen Wsyne who subsequently
went TO Franee Tho story made plausible though the
proofs are not by uny means satisfactory.
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" In "a letter from Washington the Charlottesville
Jotersonan, Mr. Hunter is spoken of the Calhoun
State Rights, Wing Senator"
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CITY ARRIVALS.

CRY Horvt-Jan'y 22-B Toll l. T. Lee, n simpson "
Dav G Boissear Dunn d Watson Petersburg Brown
young, LunenburR Heard Georgia Appeson Norfolk
ChaPpcn Fauquoar IIllfiI Va. RUM, IT, Goofge
suuniek' Msdeir' Lane Yort. Taylor. Hanover J
Newman Orange v q III, Cafoin- w Best, ~ Carolina
jany Or NeKcnny. Pied 4 MeCan5ish u poissear
Bosea'N Lc1rtJ yam Potsrsburf. w 4 Jackson, 4
Ticket mo Scott Cawtn FrederckDura Jro yle
cry Robins jr Gouecss o Edwards Norfolk. w Ken
non Bauton, Navy r wHzus r. LoIis. McRenny,
Navy g MePherrs Catoina. ~ Parker, York Gale
captain l. Birups. Mathews Phillips. Nansemoni. 4
uoumss Richutofd
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CoLoRED EMIcRANTs LBEEn.-The schr. Mary
Wilkes Capt Foger. left New Orleans ON the 9Th inst.
for Monroya. Africa, with eleven cosrcd emigrants who
60 out under the uuspces of the Colonization society
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RAPPAHANNOCK LAND FOR SALE,

INHE subscriber offers for sale either one of
two tracts Of Land situated IN Caroline county, the Rap.
pahannock about miles CON
timing each between 600 and $50 Nearly whole tie
above tracts eeard fiat land productive, Of easy euva
ton and equally well production wheat and corn
The Improvements upon these firms
Peiof The situations are such with regard heahness
society render them desirable
deness n
Any Prsons wishing purchase them and
for further information sppy Taylor Esq Richmond
Thomas Knox, Fredericksburg or 10 the subscriber
BAIL GORDON. Jr.
Prospect Hhl. Caroline County IA 26-cUtf
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Too Wanchesicr tho morning 81 the 22d inst In tho
10Th yeor Of her age, Mrs. MARTHA ARCHER, con.
sort II Peter J. Archer.
City papers ras. copy
In Norfolk tho 2tat inst the Rev. GEORGE w
LATHAM, Chaplain in the u. s. Navy. IN the 4Oth year
Of his are.
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lent lady, and accept sincere wishes for your
health. prosperity and fame
remain. truly and sincerely,
Your friend, Il. TAYLOR
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"Aid mud Cnmfnrt-.,

The Legislature Of New Jersey, ~ both branches Of
which there ore very largo Wing maJouues has adopted
"nanmou'iy ugngo vigorous prosecution Of the
wif sud reque'ung Their Senators hnd Representative
20 Congre' TO vote literally ior ond money TO cary
Do on 10 success'u and honorable termination.
~ Jacob w ~ I-r, ia. hl. been reelected s.
Senator hy the Legislature of Nov Jersey. for .r ysars
from iho oh" March next, when hs present term OF ,sr-
Woo vii e1pfn.
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fight took place IN Memphis. Tenn, the IN inst.
between Dr. }. C. Root and John Dodge. The latter was
shot by the former, and died the day. Cause, love
nnnrreI
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By the Governor of Virginia.
A u X OCL A NJ ATION.

" HEREAS IT has been represented so the
Executive that DREwRY BTrTLE, charged IN ib eoup
tf Southampton with fslonous shooting ami killing fed
from Jusiice, and is large Therefore William
smith Governor 81 hi state aiorta do hereby
OF One Hundred Dollars TO persons
pehend the said DewTy Bte and deliver the jail OF
the SAID county q southampton and do require
hses civil aud military and request the People Of the
wealth generally their
OF the iad Fugitive that he be dan with the
-" Given under my hand Governor. and the
sal ger seal Of the Commonwealth Richmond twenty
~ third day Of JanuiTy the year OF Lord
and eight hundred and fot'even and OF the
seventy hot WIN SMITH.
Be described about IS OLD feet inches
wei popoonei dark skin hair and hair inclined gray
and little thin on the top Of his head-one
a 9G-c3w
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DinHyiddie ConnIY


AZ anumerou, meeting OF the whigs OF Dinwiddie held
at tho Courthouse Monday. the 18th instant (Cour,
day),
Col John w Gillian was called to tho Chair and ID, T.
iiarvio Smith was appointed Secretary.
The Chairman having stated the object Of the meeting to
be tho nomination OF a candidate 10 mi. D..,
in the next IT, 5. Congress
Thereupon. Mr.. John Amber Smith offered the follow
ing Preamble and Resolutions, which were unanmouly
adopted;
Resolved That the wings Of this county heartily
cur In aud approve Of tho following Preamble and Rosou
tons adopted by the Wings OF Prince George eounty a,
meeting held by them on the l4th inst, TO wit;
WHEREAS, Believing that Col GEoRoE W. BowI,sa of
fe'ersburs possesses in eminent degree the essential
qualifications Of an able aud vgilant Representative
lst hesotred, That do therefore recommend him IN
the Voters oi this District candidate for tho ma,
grc' aud pledge ourselves give HIM cordial and hearty
support.
ID R,'Olr,d That the Town of Petersburg and tho
raj counties OF this District are requested TO CONCUR in h
said nomination their respective county courts next
suing. ~ vi
following Resolutions: f ''
isi heso!ved, That IL IL be deemed advisable by the
wings OF the other counties in this District that Conyen
ton should be held for tho purpose OF nomin,tn,
date tor Congrcss-that the Wings Of Dinwidde will will
ney cooperate with them that object and n IL n, Ia
efmined that Convention be held, that the I'd MONDAY
IN FEBRUARY next be recommended as the suitable umc
and Dinwiddie Courthouse the suitable place for
holding said Convention.
I'd ResoIrsS. Thata committee of FIVE consisting o IN.
following gentlemen, To wit: Messrs. John A. SINH ID,
John b. Davies. John Hannon, Joseph s. ROYAL and Jobn
foyner, be appointed committee inform Col BotI,s,
OF his nomination by this meeting.
"a hesoT'd Fhatin the event that convention is had
mat the following gentlemen be appointed Deey,ts. q,
represent the Wings OF Dinwiddie in said convention d,
Wit; John A. Smith, ID. f. Hoy, Abncr Adam. w r.
S"woIo l. LGndy' John r. Crump, Jas H. Boisseau
Z. Derby, j. L. Puyear John +. Sydnor Isaac Ronev
Dr. John b. Davies, Richard c. Tucker and DR., c. Zsb
mer ~ O"
Aud on motion the Chairman and Secretary were added
10 the above delegation.
JNO. w. GILLIAN Chm,
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W HE Armory and Tredegar Total Absti-
Soeiey Will hold eItra hen Rev MIR
kiSosToRp will de liver address
The public o attend y '
W IHE Armory and Tredegar Division No
IS Sons OF Temperance VIII Immediately AFTER Ne adjourn
nent OF the meeting for the purpose number Of an,
above company ofVounlecH Brethren orier are
attend
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In your repor' Of the proceedings Of the Senate i1 tho
election OF U.5 senator aro r.a,rfrI nj. ,og.,.so,
Mr. MASON o. utter ps'sap. ! saId mo- rurr tbiny -
Your reporter ems t' have mscaucoveo even The object
4" my temaN. l "s- l rccapu.as and rclI'o hc hsar-
say charges whcI nsd been made s,aipst N, U,.,, A.
ca oudndosy. which f'r'at1r beng sustained by re-
cord testimony and ibe declarations of gentlemen who
ere" hm hs7i-spne Of iny-s hsar-sgys having been de-
claimed by those who used them an believe wa saus
'e'v. THO. SLOAN.
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GEORGE w. ATKINsON,

CoNruSsIoN MERCHANT
tOfe Front halliday Sioeios Hariouss RetngHd JS, az
w A. will rive stct and perspuai me of
NJ Tobacco. What Flour, &c heretofore and
pafonase Of hs Old ends the friends Of he former firm rms
Atkinson and the public generally, promising hs te
tons 10 promote the interest o hii patrons and friends
IN
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y u N :
NlRGlNlA.-At Rules held i'm the Clerks
Once OF the CreSt Superior Court OF Law Chaneery
for Louisa County, on the 9th day OF January Is47:
Pleasant Hacket prr
Edmund Bullock Philip u. Jones nd WIN. ~ Amber pn,
The defendant Edmund Bullock entered IA, opea
anee and gwen security according h.
Court andH appearing by satisfactory denee that he moi
inhabant Of this STATE On OF plaintiff by his ator
ney II ordered That the said defendant Edmund Bullock do
appear before tie Judge OF the Hons, ON
tue LIST day OF M neIt Of the sid Court answer the
Panuns bill and that copy OF this order be inserted in
some newspaper published the month,
sueeeveJ and posted At the house Of this
County some Court day.
Copy-Teste
ta26 JnIIN tItrN-rpp
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DIED.

u The PAIR. for The benc6, Of st. James. Church,
will be closed this evening
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RICHARD W.FLOURNOY,

ATTORNEY Law.
tNr r,'d,Hr siiy Of Retwsas hss Jsrmsriyj
OFFERS to practice in the Courts held therein,
~ In addition to ioie Of Chesterfield and FoNha,n ani NE
Circuit Count Of Arcla.
va Once IN Li.es Row, OF Main snd 1h streets
QG-YswfwIfs
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DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co.
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House of Delegates

MONDAY, Jan. IS, ls47.
The Speaker laid before tho House communication
rom the Governor enclosing quarterly reports of the g,pl
n"gnin' the Farmers Bank, and the Northwestern
Bank showing the condition of these institutions viii
their branches, the ls inst compared with their en-
ditiOn the LIST OF January, lSi6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-01
srRoNG,s PATENT LAMPS.

A TWENTIETH ANNUAL FAia
Of THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE, just closed, the
Osubscrber received the medal for the sEsT Dgstcs
OF LAMPS lStrongs Patent) Mes-rs Cox, MsdeD-lane
and Stoutenbarzh, Futons dealers 10 solar and other
Lamps being the inspectors The Lamp has thur been
publicly severely tested aud It's superiority proved
and admitted. In addition 20 this public award by the
mitted that OF the Lamps In constant
day and light Ia ths Nanager and great com
fort and SAL sfacton all who engaged reading
writing By shadowess aud brilliant lights snd refer 70
bon Mr. ralmsdge Of the Institute, Gen Cbsnd
Ter and other for the OF The above
statements The Brooklyn FLAT Glass Company, long
snd favorably known to tho public, furnish the Glass
made la the Lamps Mr. l.. Mitchell and Co. who
received the medal the ate FAR for superior sill
vered work have contracted supply with their most
beautiful styles Of work The advantages Of stronss Pat
ent Lamps are
lst These Lamps cast no shade.
"a. Are free from smoke smell
"a. W burn the cheapest OIL aud give greater light
al .ess expense than any lamp now In use.
fth. Are more brilliant tb4n camphene OF spift-gn
without the risk VI life and property
5h Are not liable get out Of order, easily ceaned
snd warranted for year.
9Th The Hand Lamp will not spill oil with the most
careless
Pearl-st New-Iork
WarerO0nn 5O4 Broadway.
Chandeliers, Brackets, Hanging, Psrlor and Mantel
Prices vary from 81 80 so per lamp. Solar and Asst
ras altered Tor from - 10 S. Dealers supplied from go
70 EGO per dozen Terms Undsr slO0 csh over, 3d. %
and ~ days on satisfactory paper.
No agents appointed nd lmeods'