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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04
4 q. 8. GRIFFlTH,
,erH Hanger and Uphulstarer,

- ~. "a y ,sE s's:'.'. .'...
n ~ isesssIy beseks eos ne ss,aDli.husat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04
MDsFH RIEa

eTNhE Farmers o. Jenetson and slj,eeat counties
~ viii and me q Home. where hall be II III
~ WHEAT.
Fhess eaiiag e make ssie. viii please bring with
sgea ttmtie ofthe Wheat they vish 10 sell, esur-
saiig eefeefed. IA NRS n q < SIN
Dsl ~ lalA 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04
.AYI'ENcE B. BEcKpITH,
Dealer b General Produce.

hnu ~
Dealer ID General Produce.
Ne. - Commercs &eest, one door from
Pratt
WILL. nttehd % he sals 81 Flour. Grain.
~ ptodues and Stock, and viii promptly
sxeeN.e ang vfders seat 10 him. He IS.
spectfutiy lstjiss eonsienmenls from tbe Psrm.
.sfs I'D MilIefs % he-Valley.
i tSaynn 4 CO, LnsllimOre.1ss
( Ihss. 3. 4 ~. D. Willis,
Joe. :. Plsgg, &
=. Ksyes, Charieaiosr. \
Jsmes Z Aspsou,
&C. TimbssIaks.
tisp. n. Bsckaith q Co. MddisWsy, W.
Levi. Fty 4 Co. Berkeley county.
tehn z. Pses, Esq fclsfke eouaty, W..
W. &. cIasls. Esq Winenss,er.
Jsha White, Shephsrislewn, Va.
Dsltimors. nos ~. 1876 : On.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04
RANDOLPH 4 LATIMER,
Produce q General Commission
6f,AlN GET ANNESa

MO. i. PATTERSON STREET. {. few
~ doors South Of Pratt sireei,) Baltimore.
NgFER Tos-
kichsrd DaIield, n.glsii's D,poi
z. Dunningtun. Nsipsrs< Roads. Fl
samuel camsren, CamfrsnI Depot.
B1itinore. sept1f7. l6i6-6m. u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04
4 =. MAC PnERsON,
9 Commission Merchant & Deal
er IN Merchandise.

-. =, eoM MEhcE sTHEET, BALrInonE.
NKTiI.LF a,;snd prsmr,ly 10 ,he 81. n
" FLauR. Crifa. Pork Or Other PRO.
4uee. and respectfully saIieils eoD.iramea,, ~
he Fsrmsrs. spd Miilers,o Or JeiIet,op and n.
Saessl eoahsiss.
hsitimo,e, Dee &c. ists-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

+ The xresleil pleasure 81 lie 4 love !;
he efeaiesl lEtssere conienimeEt ihe
s!s.'.;. re'sslsi's hssl'h 'hs ssss's.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

Il the body i cheated ofiis reboselst
the proper lime BY M excilem of
pleasure. the moral part 81 The man. 81 ii
in revenge. ceases 10 watch end like enc
walking in bis sleep, falls Ia syefv III
snd snare that lies in hispalh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

"A hssrt dead 10 The claims ii ma
cannot 30 alive 10 tie claims 81 God: "a
religion cannot tloorish o. the krouhd
where humanity wiihers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

Pills FOR Mexico The schooner
EEngenia, Capt. Goodwin. bound for
! Washingion d. O.. took % board, Il the
Arsenal, Philadelphia. on Tuesday, gu
tons az ounce balls. All rough calcuia-
lion. The numberof balls exceeds Two nil
lions and . half. III .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

FaErGHTs.-The Nv York Expfsss
'says: "Ffeights are 90 exorbilant lhai 10
hsrdly dsfe quote them 81. Sd. hays
been paid for -four and gid. and a6d.
Tor corn 10 Ireland. The Sarah Sands
has ENGAGED Il o. for -four. and 3sd. ior
bags. 10 Liverpool"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

The Rockingham Register ffa'es
thai onIihe Oh inst woman j Lussy.
Page county. was deliseFed7of two full
grcsn. perfectly formed female children.
united rom The superior part of The fhoror
10 tbe am5ilicus icing amuch more Fe
mask sble Lusus Nature than The celebra-
led Siamese Twins. They sts now il
The possession 81 DR.. Freeman of Lufuy,
who designs presenting them 70 ihs Ana
aamical Museum 81 The uDiversiiy d
IPennsy lyania, Why MOTTO The unises-
SHY. 81 Virginia. o.. more appropriately.
to he Medical College II Richmond
There nv Two sides 70 every hing. q.
espx the religion ol hypocrils, md that
- So - :fE fs III sss ~ " ~ 4s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

/ Eraetly 50 "A wise man viii spsak
we'll Of Bis neighbor. love his wife edp.
cata bis children, al subscribe fof 4 eoad
newspaper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

| a Fsei4- Many people drop is.rs 81
the .ightiof distress. who would do Bel
Ter 10 drop sixpences.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

AMONG ,he passengers in the Csmbri.,
80 General Tom Thumb. whose receirss
~ Europe have been uPwatds Of $780,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-03-04

nANBoLra >. LATlNEn.
$780,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-16
MONEY MARKET.
ThursSlay. July l0-8 p. M.


There were large sales of Harlem day at the first
board at prices current yesterday Quotations for all
others in the list remain without any al teration.
At the second board there small sales Of Reading
and Harlem, at prices current in the morning.
The trustees Of the Seamens Bank for Savings have
ordered that interest be paid to all depositors that
corng to the by laws entitled thereto for the SIX
months ending the 30th June, follows ION sums OF
one thousand dollars and under at the rate Of six per
cent per annum, and exceeding one thousand
dollars the rate Of five per cent per aunum payable
on and after Monday 10th inst Interest not called for
will be placed to the credit Of depositors, principal
The depositors in the Bowery Savings Bank mott
fed that semi annual dividend at the rate Of five per
cent per annum, all Of five dollars and upward
and less than Ave hundred dollars and four per cent per
annum on all sums Of Ave hundred dollars and upward,
which lave been deposited at least three months pre-
vious to the LIST inst viii be paid to depostors and
after Monday the 10th inst during the hours Of bus'
ness at the bank All interest not called for will remain
as principal and draw interest accordingly from LIST inst
The trustees Of the Chambers street Savings Bank
have declared the usual dividend Of five cent an
num- on all of i've and under 1--WE hundred dollars,
and four DER cent on Of Ave hundred dollars and
upward payable and after Monday, the 10th instant
Interest not called for will be carried to the account as
principal.
The New Jersey Railroad Company have declared
semi annual dividend Of three and half per cent psys-
BILE on the I'd Of August.
The Mecbanics and Traders Bank, Of New Orlesnt'
has declared dividend Of three per cent payable at the
Manhattan Bank, August Q.
The quantity of certain articles exported from this
mort for the month june this year. and from the lso
of September ls46 to July l ls47 and for the corres-
pondng period the previous year. is exhibited IN the
annexed statement -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-16


The steamship Britannia is now In her t"eii'h
day. and may shortly arrive at Boston.
We again caution the public against the tricks
Of the spectators; but it is almost unnecessary
~ do 80. because we are informed there Is
nlan adopted to defeat their exertions to obtain
the market quotations in advance of the press,
which will doubtless succeed, if il be carried out
Droperly. We informed ourreaders yesterday that
some ofthe spectators had made arrangements to
telegraph the quotations from Halifax to Port
land by rockets in case the steamer arrived at
the former place in the evening or night time.
The plan adopted by the anti-speculators to de-
feat this plan of the spectators, is to discharge
number of rockets in the same way as the spe-
culators intend 20 do, and by SO doing, throw
tho whole affair into confusion. We hope it will
be carried out, and that, the spectators will be
defeated with their own wei pons. fit be, there
will be nice tumble of quotations.
The wise portion of the public can afford to
look on and laugh at all these movements, while
they wait for the Herald to publish the quotations,
which it will do in few minutes after they are
received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-16
NEW YORK HERALD.
Ths Weekly Herald.

Tomorrow morning al nine O'Clock, the Week
In Herald will be ready at the desk of this office
single copies, in wrappers, sixpence each.
Nothing of interest that has transplred for the
past week, in any part of the country, will be
omitted in it,whilst it will contain, in addition
the proceedings of the Chicago Convention-late
and important news from California and Oregon
tho latest intelligence from the seat of war-s
full description of the Chinese junk, and va
riety of other interesting matter.
1t will also contain three beautiful engravings'
namely, the French steamship Union, the
Chinese Junk, and the town and harbor OF san
Francisco, in California.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-16

THE CHINESE JUNk.-This curious affair was
visited yesterday by over four thousand persons,
every one of whom was delighted with all that
he saw. In order to prevent trouble and incon-
venience to the officers and crew, as we'll as to
visiters, we learn that hereafter she will be ex-
hibited from six o'clock in the morning to FIVE
o'clock in the evening-and not later.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-16

ALvARADo HUNTER" Ned Buntline," late of
the United States navy, has just published very
severe article against Com. Perry and some of
the officers attached to the Home Squadron. 1t
is in the form and shape of a sketch of the brief
but brilliant career of Lieutenant Charles G..
Hunter, in the Gulf and will, doubtless, create
sensation in the naval circles. 1t will be the
cause Of good deal of conversation, and, per-
haps, something else. All who are interested in
the navy Of the United States will read it with
no little astonisbment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-16

SEVERE HAZE SToRM.-There was a severe hail
storm In the south part of Cumberland last eve
Mug lust after sundown The hall stones larger
than pigeons eggs and fell In such profusion a. to com
pletely cover tue ground II most severe in the
south part OF the town good deal of damage been
70 tne We have not yet heard the extent Of
territory over which the storm passed In the same
town. two horses were killed last night by ightning one
bdny Journal, Juiyl4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-16

NORWICH AND WORCESTER RAILROAD COMPANY
AT meeting of the stockholders of the Nor
wich and Worcester Railroad Company, Messrs John
Z. Holland Alex D'Wtt, John A. Rockwell, Joshua N.
Perkins Daniel Dres, VIM 8. Underhil Daniel Allen
Edward Bennett elected directors for the ensuing
year; at subsequent meeting Of the Board, John c.
Holland unanimously elected President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-16

The Great Bear OF the u. :. Navy.-A very
full the capture Of Avarado and complete
hauling of ON Pery oil Lent Hnnter written
by sailor entitled above, will DO found the AMER-
CAN MAIL, ll6 Nassau street.
Numerous aud critical articles original sea
sketch entitled Night the Gulf of Mexico, will sso
be found in the MAIL q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-16

The New Mail STEAMER.-We take pleasure
In stating that Com Stewart received instructions yes
erday 70 lay the keel at Navy Yard Of the largest
Of the four mall steamers authorised to DO built by the
iast CenEyess. 49, swnsviventsyh yslv IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-16

Paintings.-The Auction Sale OF Modern OH
Paintings will be continued this morning at 10 o'clock 2s
Broadway, up stairs. sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-16

APPOINTMENT ny THE PREslpsNT. samuel NJ.
A Affairs West, In pAss n wn Armstrong dssessso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-16
Flower onItied.-Part II..is tust pub.

Flowers PersOnlhed.-Part II..1 just pub.
lish,d containing engravpgs OF Peusee" and Tabsc"-
Part III win be ready the +. Of Angus. AID III contain
with beautiful sngrs Rose and the Tulip This
decidedly the beautiful and interesting booK Of the
and has only be Known be appreciated No
understand the value OF the work would allow the ihns
cost to be any barrier to the possession PITT.
X. MARTIN, ITO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-16
Dressing Gases. 1t has been tho obje

Dressing Cases.-It has been tho 0bjeot OF tho
subscribers render these compact possible with.
how well they have succeeded travellers aud the public
generally invited 10 call and examine The subscribers
offer the cheapest and Dressing Cases
of the kind manu- fac ured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-16

Fine Cutlery.-Thc Subscribors' assortment
embraces every possible variety pattern of PEN Pocket Desk
and Sporting Knife with large variety Of choice Razors,
which will be warranted the Also Scissors,
Nail Files, Tweezer, &c.
1T Broadway few doors above Courtlandt st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-16

Gold Pens" Richelieus" triumphant.
The these being by public be-
yond doubt really amusing witness the twisting and
of who Iabored hard their
substituted for the Richelieas As tho public have taken
leus 81 only will well aud last as long those
pens sold for So elsewhere content Only keep this
TACT view the Reheleus" for sale By 6s.
wage % Fulton aud where else Other Gold Pens
from Is cents to 81 so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-16

OCEAN STEAMERs.-The bed plate for the Bre-
men line steamer Lafayette, was cast at the
Novelty Works, on Wednesday afternoon. This
is the largest plate cast for steamers in this
country, being three or four tons heavier than
the United States plate, cast few days since.
1t was all done very quietly, the iron melting in
about three hours, and the running into the mould
in two minutes.
The Spanish steamer Leon had her expert
mental trip on Wednesday; she has been reftted
at the Novelty Works, had her wheels made ~
feet larger in diameter new boilers, steam chest,
30. Notwithstanding the large addition to her
wheels, about one-third more revolutions were
made than ever before. This of course was
highly satisfactory to her officers, as they wished
to have her speed increased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-16

She is noble craft, of beautiful model and pro-
portions. and withal, a fast saileF, having made
her outward voyage in thirty-ons days. She is
the pioneer Of this new line of packets, and
may be the pioneer of the return of Ireland's
commerce and wealth. She was built by the
firm of r. ]. Luckey & Co., Of Cork, and re-
fleets great credit on their taste and superiority
as mechanics. The remaining six will be des-
patched as soon as they built.
Ireland, from her geographical position, would
seem to be the natural entrepot of the trade be-
tween the United States and the British empire
Her westerly coast possesses magnificent har-
bors and rivers, which nature designed
to be covered with the craft of all nations
The dangers and delays of the English channel,
which cause so much loss of life and property, to
say nothing of expense, in the way of extra risks
in insurance, are all obviated in trading to her
direct; and the reason she has not long since &C.
cupied this position, is, because her taskmasters
have oppressed her people, and stihed their hopes
and exertions.
A new era is, we think, opening; and although
it has commenced amid famine, pestilence and
death, it may be destined to produce plenty,
health, and joy, to disenthralled people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-16

Musical.
VAuxHALL continues to give vocal and instrumental
Concerts every evening" which are well attended.
IL said that Beneventano Bari and several others
Of the Sanquirico troupe to give concert at the
Boston Melodeon next week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-16

sea, nursing bis wrath ana invoking MS
mother In Homer or tilt In tournaments and thread
dark forests in search Of danger, the lion hearted
Richard Of Sir Walter Scott And, In short all that
poetry all the reality In literature Interchangeable
forever The words may vary,the language may vary-t
may be written in hexameter now In trimeter now
In rhyme, in blank verse-but Its essence that BY
which 1t poetry varies 1t s that language OF
the general human heart that Of the uni
versa human ife Of which no particular man can claim
b. the originator since its origin Is not In man, but
In the originator Of m.n-even God Wherefore neither
ancient poets modern poets have originated, but
simply have described what they and felt In the
world and in their hearts And, In fact from the
nature OF things it is rs impossible that should
originate any truth, it Is that he should create
A material particle He may give o form to truth
he NAV view it in relation to thing In relation to
anothsr hut is absurd to say that he can originate it
pendently Of the IN nd. The human need net be-
fld ~ he exstence Of truth in order to call that
truth into existsncs IL was lust as true that
acted upon each other with force inversely proper
d d,rsov nronorton.i to their masses before the fall
~ tha sryfmsd ami. in Sir Isaac Nav on orchard,
" sStsrwards II VI lust "a true that lrhtning and
electricity we're Identical before Franklin dew his kite
Boston Common as Il was after he had announced that
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-12
Interesting from Mexico.

49,. cour,ier dos Flats Unis of yesterday
...,.;o, some interesting particulars respecting
.fr.;rs Of Marlborough IN private letters
..'occ these is one from Santa Anna and one
nnai mon,s, to friends now in New York. The
~. :. da ted San Luis do Po.osi, November "A.
ID the second, Mexico, November -.
Ts.e Latter Of Santa Anna (says the Courrior)
- ;,sclf a contradiction to the which
= r,on,ioned in our last Notwithstanding TO
"S,ch tho Mexican General had Quilted San LUIS,
81 Gas on his way to Victoria. No such move
ano .eems to havo entered into his plans which,
:. !. asserted, arc conceived with great prudence
:, caution and profound sogacity. He seems
. .o,er,ain tho greatest confidence. i'll their sue
~. md in the unreservo Of friendly correspon-
49, thus expresses himself: IL firmly believe
- that tho probabilities decidedly in
,"-The whole lotter boars strongly upon II
,ha marks Of dignity and nationality. 1t ex-
s.e..es his unal.era bic determination to prosecute
,hc war to the last extremity, and to die rather
,h.n accept a dishonorable peace.
Tho other letters which have been colnnuni-
-,,ed TO us Continues tho Courricr,) and which
sm.na,o from we'll Informed sources, although
not from persons in tho administration, state that
tho army concentrated under Santa Anna, at
San Luis really numbers twenty-five or thirty
thousand men--.en thousand Of whom are excel
Loo. cavalry. Tho greatest harmony reigns
among the leading and influential mon through
out tho country. Congress appears 20 Eh'e
decided Federal aspect, and Santa Anna con-
fiuues 10 declare that no renounccs all ideas OF
tho observation-disclosures being tho candidate
who possesses his sympa,hies and his vote.
Tho English Minister had withdrawn tho offer
of Mediation mnde under tho authority Of his
Government. The Of this is supposed TO
DO the little favor with which tho offer re-
ceiyed at Washington some mon. hs since.
An act Of unusual severity had been committed
by Salas, President I'D in' He hns formerly d.
posed Senior Harod Tamoris. Minister of Finance,
Tor having sanctioned, without consulting tho
President the usurous and burdensomo arrange
rnent made in London by SeLor Escandon for the
Settlement Of tho Anglo Mexican debt. Santa
Anna had approved this act Of summary Justice.
Letters from Havana state that Santa Anna
had ,hrcn,end 10 abandon San Luis and retire
upon Qucrctario unless S2,OOn.OO0 wcro inn
mediatoy sent HMM. Y. Tribune.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-12

had not manifested symptoms OF hostility but they
said DO much dissatisfied with the promises
the commissioners being fulfilled They are, how
ever pacied by the presents that have been
made them by the agent Of the Messrs Iorrey. and
their principal chiefs have declared that they will wait
until they hear from their sc reat Father. Not
withs.aidng their professions of friendship tho frontier
settlers greatly alarmed.
Mr.. McNair, recently appointed Superintendent of
OF Public Schools Galveston, had arrived foJn this CT
y The prospects of the institutions the papers speak of
in the most glowing terms the Schools are 10 open on
the first Monday III January. The names of four hun
dred children have already been entered, and the Netes
expects that the number Will be doubled before the end
of the year.
The company of Rangers raising in Galveston is
ly complete. The following its oficers;-Capt &
l.. Hornsby; LIST Lieut.. Edward Eyre II Lieut. Gusta
F-chte; 80 Lieut. James Paul; q. Sergeant, Hes
se I'd do, George Strengths Sd do, \. Ihorp It'll do,
| Stein.
Col Hays had gone to San Antonio, TO organize his
new regiment of Rangers the companies We're
complete.
/ san Antonio is fast improving. few months back
there bat nineteen families in that cltynow there
upwards of sixty Fifty sixty Mexican families
have arrived there, recently, from the Rio Grande.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-12
CINCINNATI MARKET, January 9Th, 1917.

FLoUR.-The sales reported Yesterday were
very few lO4, 100 and - brIs from store 3:
%; 400 brls from Railroad al 400: The receipts
ore very limited, and holders generally ask 4 100,
but advices from New Orleans do not encourage
shipments at this cost.
HoGs.-On Thurs day a lot Of 40 head, heavy
were sold at 400. the highes, price paid this sea
son. Tho only sales reported, rs made yestcr-
day, were 1877 head, dead, from river. av. W. 22O
lbs. at $50; 100 do from wagons, IN lots, at 3:
7oa3:75. Few in tho pens unsold
and not many nre likely to arrive during the next
Wu,sky.-salcs of Is. II and II brls from
river at l6Ic.
BUrrER.-Salcs Of 10000 lbs from wagons,
good May make, a, nc; ton In kegs, from store,
at Sc.
BAcoN.-A sale of 10000 lbs new Sides a,
43c net.
BULK MEAT.-A salo Of 100000 lbs Shout
ders city cut, at BIC.
CArTLE--Salos Of 10 head nv. VT. eco lbs at 3:
l23; D do av. VT. $50 lbs at $50; 80 do av w.t.
700 lbs at 300 66 do av. VT. rs lbs a, 3:92l
GREEN MEAr.-A sale Of $50 pcs Shoulders at
3a34c; $50 do Hams at Sic.
MAcxRREL.-A sale Of 10 brls No 2 Boston at
7: so pcr brl.
CLovERsEED.-A sale Of brs from store at
$50 per bushe
CHEEsE.-Sacs Of 100 bxs selected a, 6Aa6ac
per pound.
DRIED ArPLEs.-A sale of 300 bush from store
at 65c per bushe!.
SALr.-Salcs Of 27O brls No kanawha from
river al 1?c; $50 do at nc.
SUGAR.-A sale Of y bids fair n O at &c.
CoTroN.--Sales of - bales Mid. Tenn. at SIC;
50 do Miss. at OLA ln4c.
HoPs.-A sale of 50 bales No Eastern on
private terms.
The sales in this city yesterday were q. $40
to 400.
At Louisville on the eth small sales were ma
king at 800.
AT Madison. Indiana, on tho 9th there woro
sales at 2:95a3:OO.
Brookville on the lst tho price was o:75.
In the Wabash towns at latest dates. it ranged
ftom l:1oa2:25.
AT Hamilton. January 9th worry heavy Hogs
were selling at 3:25.-[Cin Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-01-12
From Texas.

The steamer Palmetto. Capt Smith, arrived last p;
place. ''
The Houston Telegraph learns that the Indian tribe,
which assembled at Torrey's trading house few weeks
nce have not yet dispersed but encamped at yar;
Gus points along the Brazos and its tributaries near the
1t is said that there upwards of 10
~ OF 'nese INDIANS encamped within fifty miles of the
trading house Several Of the tribes among fhs,, -
never before been seen en- the Texan frontier. Thev