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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-11-24
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@PIRITS TURPENTINE-5 bbls Sp'ts Tur
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&ATUFF GOODS-Fifty Pieces assorted STUFF
~ Goods of various grades and patterns, just
received, and for sale by JOHN MILTON.
Oct. 18th, 1S4s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11

The strongest proof We hare recently seen Of
the looseness Of Wing propositions and princi.
pies, is the following declaration in Saturdays
Wing. VIVA, has become OF the response" o
Mr. Clay's an,i.teri,orial policy2 All parties
seem to be coming ronnd to the indemnify" doc.
trine. Alas, poor Henry Clay! North and
South, according TO Wing organs your own
party have repudiated your soemnly announced
propositions:
All we fear is. that the Wings OF The North
nop almost unanimous IN opposition 10 crTiforial
,ndsmnity, will he gradually induced by the
strong appeals that will be made 10 their section
al interests, and especially if Gen. Cas- and Mr..
Buchanan shall persuade them thai slavery can
not exist in any par Of Mexico, finally 10 unite
,o,h he Administration on his point aud evenlu.
ally carry it-,han which, in our judgment, no
measure could be more fatal 10 the South in what.
ever aspec, !. be viewed-wheiher in reference
to the relative political power of the two srea,
divisions of the Union or 10 the safety of hsg ''pe.
culiar institutions" as they are snceringly called
by their Northern assailan,s."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11
RAILROAD MEETING IN curprprp

RAILROAD MEETING IN CULPEPER.
Al meeting OF the citizens of Culpeper coun.
~, held atCulpeper Cour, House, on The first ia
OF January, ls4s. 10 take into consideration The
subject OF making railroad from Culpeper Court
House 10 Gordonsvilie,
On motion OF J. c. Green, who stated The oh j..
)eci Of The meeting Captain A. P. Hill was ca
ed 10 The Chair, and Thomas D. Film, appoinled
Secretary.
On motion of Daniel F. Slaughter Resolved
unanimously, Tia; committee Of fifteen be o.
pointed by The Chair 10 prepare memorial 10 the
Legislature, peiionng that body 10 grant a
charter for railroad from Cupeper Court
House, by Orange Court House, 10 Gordonsyillp.
and 10 cause The necessary survey of the route to
be made; and That said committee confer with the
citizens Of the adjoining counties interested ia
said improvement, in order 10 obiain their co..
operation in said work, and report their action in
the premises 10 an adjourned meeting TO be he'd
al January Court
u. That said committee he further instructed
&c ascertain, as far as pra clicable, VIVA, amount
OF subscription for said road can be obtained in
| this ami The adjoining Counties
Thereupon, the Char appointed the following
gentlemen as said committee, viz: Daniel F.
Slaughter, James Barbour, John C. Green, Ed.
ward A. Freeman, J. &. Gibson, William Green
Philip Slaughter OF Rappahannock, p. ~
Smith, and Or. W. A. Hill Of Madison, George
J.. Thomas, George Ficklin, F. F. Henry, Dr..
a. Taliatero, William A. Winston and john
Slaughter.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were
added 10 said committee.
Resolved, Tha,ihe proceedings oil ,hi. meeting
be published in The Richmond Wing and Enqui-
rer, Alexandria Gazette, and Fredericksburg and
! Warrenton papers.
The meeting then adjourned until The l7th in.
SAINT, tina; being ne first day OF CuIpcper County
Court A. p HILL, Chairman.
! THos. o. FLINT, Secretary.
II Fredericksburg and Warenion papers will
| please COPY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11

Since the House OF Representatives, by So
lemn vote, declared that the war with Mexico was
unnecessarily and unconstiiu,ionaliy brought on
by the President, We confidently looked for some
movement, for the impeachment the President, as
the natural consequence ofsuch deliberate enact
men,. If the President has been guilty OF so high
n crime, he deserves The EXTREMIST punishment
under the Constitution. The Wing House, bav.
ing gone so far, cannot noe retreat without incur
ring the ridicule and odium Of The whole coun-
rry. They will show that they lack the moral
courage 10 carry cut their Wanting threats -
WHY is orr own representative, the great header
of presidents, so mute at PRESENT. why does he
no, enbody The iDsinuaiions OF his prOa@nciG
msn.as, aud hut, The lhundeIs of impeachment
upon The head of MIR. Polk, who has already heen
declared guilty of the highest crimes and INSIDE
meanors7 why no, end the drama and degrade
and remove lie offending Plesident2
!, seems, however, that i, is all a miserable
farce-a piece OF silly ohids play. The Wings
in the House dare nol meet The trowns OF an in
dignant people. See what lame and impo-
tent conclusion" they design. ss traced by The
Washington Wing correspondent, OF the Ba-
more Patriot. in the extract below. Alter all The
slang on the subject ii turns cut that The Presi-
dent has not compiued an "exreme usnrpa-
toni Most wise lawyers most clement jndg-
e,, The Whig House have gone JUST farenoush
10 make themselves the laughing stock OF lhe ma
lion. Me.srs Bots, Goegin, Fulton, Preston and
Flournoy, Your constituents will call upon you 10
answer why you have moi moved in the impesch-
men, of the President, after all your denancia-
lions and votes of censure:
"Some contend that the House, having gone
thus far, is bound to go farther, and pass iecn-
lar bill of impeachment of MIR. Polk, for tie ac-
zion of the Senate. MOI a! all. The business Of
,npeaching, in regular form, the President o! the
Uni,ed States, is great aud r:'p delicate IN
dertaking, which would attract the eyes OF all TO.
reign nations. and might prove 10 be The first &C.
tual slep in the downfall Of our glorious Union
II should never be attempted, except in extreme
cases OF usuIpaiion on the part oil the President
But when, as ia the present case, 'he Pftsiieu;
takes the Constitution in his own hards, and IL
terorers j, 10 suit himself, and gets the coaary
into a war, without deienins 10 consuh Consr IS.
Inc only war. making rover, il is right and pro-
per for the Representatives OF the peop'e in Con
eress TO soemnly declare, as they have done by
a recorded voe ina, The act IS rtat a rcoHy =
Il is an Ammunition which the Pres,den, onshi 10
stien'iveiY heed
at is quite possible lha! The resolution OF Mr..
Houston with the amendment OF Mr. Heny, a nd
amended on the motion Of Mr. Ashmun, ,ciR not
be eal,ed up agetn in tAs House, and that another
resolution OF thanks TO General Taylor and his
army, and proposing a gold medal Tor the old
chiei, will be offered"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11

orally falls upon The aboring man, who mas oI,eI
10 submit 10 heavy shave 10 gel them conVei'eu
into specie" .-., an,
|, will be seen that the very evils Poinlea Gu'
above as 10 foreign currency, are here mos s,s
nally confrmed-and also, that the ednol eu"
scnis TO The measure, rather reluctantly II W w',h
seem, merely because the "noes oil Inc VIZ"
Carolina and Maryland Banks occasion DO piu,
fit 10 that Stale; but he says nothing as u any
particular benefits which can possibly accrue 10
The people lhereirom. This is, for the very oes.
reason, we suppose that Iheie are none. Oht y,
the greatest evils however, is pointed ou', "n,.n
the people never fail TO greater or less etsep' w
experience from this kind Of currency. "n'ch oul
contemporary appears entirely 10 forSet, mus oe
greatly increased by The angmenlalon OF s"c ca.
currency, by an issue OF Banks cl virginia. ~.
dangers aud losses 10 this class, least aoie 10 oed
the burden in The particular manner 10 "nicn .ne
editor refers, must of course, keep pace Will VIC
increased rates of such circulation.
Again, we express The hope that this small hcle
act may not be finally consummated IN fiISini 10.
And this desire is exactly in accordance win 'ne
course we would always have had our own Ies'sl
la,ufe pursue, for The protection OF The ellizehs VI
Virginia, ana o.hef neiehboring States, i'll REGARD
10 small note issues in this Stale Instead 81 var,
sinia now making such an issue, Taiher Vou"'
il be advisable for her 10 prohibit The circula.'on
within her limits OF all notes under So lssueu Wy
The banks of other States; and BY specie iaKlns
their place, The necessity OF the poor man, 10 SUI
mi 10 heavy shave, referred 10 by The b,ico"'
" ould lie at once done away win.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11

MIR. Speaker Scott having been called TO Lou
isisna by the illness OF relative. the Senate On
re-assembling Yesterday, vcred him leave OF
absence tor five weeks, ard elected Senator Cox
Speaker pro ten. He will fill the post most sat
istac;oriy.
Ii will be seen by The proceedings in another
column, that The Senate, on motion OF Mr.. CAT
Isle, laid The famous Land Money" Resolution
on the table. Il will, We donb, not, be allowed 10
sleep there insoriousy, fer the remainder Of The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11

The Times states tha, air. Edwin Farrar OF
this CRY has oeen appointed Inspector Of the Goa
TIA, may be shipFed from this port fer he Gov.
eminent, under a recenl contract with Beverley
Tucker. Esq, formerly OF Richmond. The con.
tract is for Black Helh coal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11

Will The Republican denounce the Jasmine
stupidity" of the House of Representatives,
which has rendered the Post Master Generals
conscientious construction of the law The
Wing papers of the city should learn lesson
from recent events. Their gross attacks seem 10
have had contrary effort TO what was intended.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11

The House of Delegates Yesterday passed re.
solution, inclu ing the sallan, Qumao in the in
vlatiun heretofore rendered 10 Gen, Shields, to be-
come CUES, of The Stale. We hofe 10 welcome
them both in a few DAYS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11

Among the late combinations by the Senate
we see those of Edmund Christian and Jane.
Points, u. s. Marshals for Eastern and Wes,eTn
Virginia. respectively; r. H. Gillel Solicitor OF
the Treasury; A. G. Penn, Postmaster, New Or
leans. La,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11
ID 1 f. ID 4.

ID r ID.
Died, yesterday morning, a, o'clock MIaY
VIsdiSIa, Youngest child OF Michael and Jane
Bowen. The friends and acquainances Of Tie
family, and of Mr.. Antoine Bargamin, are re-
guessed 10 attend the funeral from the residence Of
Inc latter, Corner OF Cary ard Fousbee streesD
this morning al / O'Clock, nilbou; further notice.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF NEGROES.
4 WILL sell, on TUESDAY, The 18th OF this month
! al 10 O'Clock, AZ the Auction House Of n. a. B..
Hill in The city OF Richmond, Two Negro Men, named
Wi,!ism Anderson and William Green, belonging 10
the estate Of George N. CIough
]. u. C. BROWN. AdministEaior.
with the will annexed. Of George n. Cough.
Jan, ll-c2tGd2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11

r TIE Board OF The. Va. Sunday School, and
Publication Society will hold their regular
monthly meeting this afternoon, a, o'clock, in
the basement OF The Second Baptist Church.
Poncual attendance is requested
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11

Fe' lss khfaneF.
Messrs. Editors The lime fer nominating a
candidate Ia tepresentus in our next General As.
sembly is drawing nizh. Allow US 10 suggest,
he name Of John S. Atkinson as one who, il run
is we'll suited 10 win the race
Many DENccRArs oY HANOVER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11

B. SrovALL as candidate to represea, the coun.
~ Of Halifax in the next House OF Delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11

Appointment ytas Governor Of Virginia
William 3. Arven, Of Newark, OHIO, TO be q
Commissioned 10 lake depcsi,Ion., acknowledge
mems OF deeds sc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11

We have before us the frs, number Of the
Scuthe5n Arsns, published at Norfolk, Va, and
edited By s T. SAWYER, Esq /, is beautiful
sheet, AID lis editorials arc marked with elc-
quence, thought and SpiFii. l. viii, no doubt,
Prove al clicieD; champion in The Democratic
cause, and we wish ii all success. The Typo.
graphical execution does great credit TO lis wor-
thy foreman, Mr. Lncien d. Siarke 20 The Gun
ming" ct whose right hand and general intelli-
sence, Tor many years, aud until his departure for
Norfolk, the Enquirer Office can bear full Iesli-
mOny.
As specimen Of The new editors STYLE, we ey-
trac, beautiful passage from an article on the
Mexican question:
Mexico &, present is in d state of wild Chaos
and utter confusion. Serious approximations are
en- GRAINED that from The character OF her people,
SIZE does not possess The elements OF Te.oIoanza.
ton capable OF giving her an independent na'ion'
al exis;eocc. No one al this time dreams q the
eAlinsuishmeni OF her nationality, and Ct adopt
irs her with all her sins blushns thick upon her,
as n porion of this glorious cou!e:eracy; but
shall We abandon her 10 her fate and suffer her 10
glide down 10 the Lowest depths Of degradation
and barbaris,m? The voice OF freedom, civiizl-
ion and christianity like condemn such poll
cy. In subiuiug hsr we have GelhroDed her ~
rams and partially stricken from her people The
chains OF slavery. They behold Cur armies as
tenefociors and de,vciers, and though, ia
one sense, they are conquered in another they
are made free, in The veiy TACT OF auiiion with
their enemy. The banner Of freedom is reared
upun her mountain OPS and uniurlod from her
nigh walls; the tree %. liberty is planted in her
sunny cline, wa.e,ed by III blood OF patriots;
We have iniroGnc' To rress, the engine and the
riow, and the nn.rc'sei Yankee nation is now IN
lhelr mii, ShuGi circumstances require the
maintaining o!uu- ann, N Ina! country Tor Jew
years, Mexico in The cod NAV become redeem
ed, Disseminated and happy people, and proudly
| take her rank among The nations OF The ear'h.-
Then, indeed will 're,rrh OF the maxim he re.
aizsd, tina, adversely has still lis "precious jewel
in lis head, and il she pays dearly for her czpe.
rience 10 the true principles oi government, The
knowledge will prove eventually well worth its
| pyica ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11

With all Difference 10 the judgment Of The re-
speced author Of "a friend OF The College" we
with regret have fell il 10 be our duly 10 omit the
greater portion of Nos. and 4, which refers TO
the unfortunate difficulty between TWO Of the Pro.
fessors al William and Mary. We cannot but
think that his discussion Of The merits ofihc con-
,roversy will have the effect of arousing new ex-
element on the subject. We publish The con-
Guiding passages, wherein he points out the rene
DIV 10 be pursued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11
TO SpOPISMEN

TO SPORTSMEN.
WISH 10 sell 4 handsome and very powerfully form
ed chesnut FIlly, got by Balic Peyon out OF huhka
munka, BY Priam, srandam American Pcmoos, by slr
,lred) the dam Of the disiin eu.hed rae. marc, KITTY
Heih If application be promptly made, ms my may
be had for 1850. hb. chohr'
jan il-cwaw AZ Whie reqnsstsd TO copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-11
WINFIELD ACADEMY.

WINFIELD ACADEM1
TIE Trustees will eject Teacher OF sALnhpA
,on Ore of high classical Attachments IL d~.irs
~ IN, exercises OF The School on The fourth
Monday in February Those desiring such stu
alton AZ" address 5hsr s%nm nn sa;S '"'He
By order Of The Board,
jan, u-eE v. s. 1SfhAA-sIS'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-15

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-15
NOTICE fOU0NiRACTORs.

AwI I'm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-09-22

Has just returned from New York with q
large and handsome assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard,care, Cat.
lery, Wood and Ililow Ware, Stone
and Glass Ware, Boots and Shoes,
which he will sell low for CASH. OF on Z
short credit to punctual customers.
He deems it unnecessary TO go into lengthy
detail of his stock, but would merely say tina
he has a VARIETY, embracing a little O
every thing that is usually called for.
He returns bis thanks for the very liberia
share Of patronage bestowed on him for til,
last three years, and pledges himself to ust
every exertion to render full satisfaction to al
those who may be pleased to encourage him
~ Any article sold and warranted tina
does not prove good, will be taken back ant
the money refunded.
Orders from tile country promptly attended to
Wilmington, Sept. 81, 1913. 2-3m.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-09-22
Telcgrspbed for the Baltimore Sun

New YORK, Sept. 10, P. M.-The flour
market is firm. The sales to-day "a amount 9 T 10
esee, and S. 81 a SIS S73 for Oswego. South
ern brands held at SIS e34. Corn meal is quiet
at So 81, and rye -four 81 per Dbl.
wheat is in fair request, with sales of 49,
600 bushels red at 81 ii a ST %, as to quail
ty. Genesee DO. 81 81. Corn is not active
Sales of abont 10000 bushels at 81 Csc for
white, and 65 a CSC for fiat yellow. A sale
of ordinary oats a "a &c, and prime at SAC
Provisions are firm, with considerable trans
actions. Sales of 800 bbls pork at SIP 10
SIG for mess, and 50 so 10 $40 for prime. A
sale of so casks Western hams at &C. Sales
of lard at 81 SEC in bbls, kegs 93c.
There is good demand for sugars, and pri-
ces are improving Coffee is in better request
AT auction to-day 10000 bags Rio, at prices
ranging from 5! to TIC per Id. Rice is siea.
dy, at 81 to lie perlb A sale of 800 bbls
of whiskey at 27 274c, which is a decline
MOIasses steady.
No tidings yet of the steamer United States
now due.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-09-22
BRIGADE ORDERS, No. IA.
Head Quarters Sd Brigade 9Th Division !
n G.. MILITIA.

10 Officers an command Of tie Regiments COM
posing said Brigade
YOU are hereby commanded 10 have your re-
spectlve Regiments ready for review. as follows,
viz -
39th Regiment. at Smithve, Brunswick CONN.,
ty. on Thursday, the 9th day of November next.
3lst Regiment, at KenansviIle, Duplin county.
on Tuesday, the 18th November next.
oath Regiment, at jacksonville. Onslow coun-
ty, on Friday, the l7th November next.
3Oth Regiment, at Wilmington, New Hanover
county, on Tuesday, the LIST November next.
The Line TO be formed at IL o'clock, precisely
You are also commanded to cali your officers
together for drill, as required by law. on the day
previous to each review and after drill to assem-
BILE your commissioned officers in Court-M atrial
and proceed 10 vote for Major General to filI the
vacancy caused by the resignation of Major Gene.
raj ALEX McRaE. The officers highest IN com.
mand will superintend the election in their respec
tive Reg iments, and transmit fair statement o.
the vote TO the Brigadier General. within ten days
thereafter--Staf and Cavalry Officers are entitled
to a vote
The Officers of the Gath Regiment will, at the
same time, proceed TO vote for some person to I'll
the vacancy of Colonel Of said Regiment, caused
by the resignation of Col. VIM. FERKAND; ant
should any of the present Field Officers be promo
ted, you will proceed TO elect to fill the vacancic.
caused thereby. The officer experimenting sait
election will certify she vote as in The election O
Major General.
The Brigadier General flatters himself with tbs
hope of full turn out of the Regiments under hi
| command, as also with an improvement in ever,
| respect.
All officers. and particularly those attached t.
the Generals Staff, will be expected to appear il
uniform. By order of
L. H. MARSTELLER, Brig Gen.
WIZ. N. PEDEx, Aid-de-Camp.
/
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-09-22
WILMINGTON MARKET-Sept 81

BacOn-There is better supply of Bacon
on the market, and we hear of sale of Hams,
prime article, of 5000 lbs TO dealer at SC
per ID, cash. Some few hhds of Western Ba-
con have also been received, which has been
selling by the single hid at &c per lb-scarce.
N. c. Sides and Shoulders are plenty, and dull
at quotations.
Corn-There has been no arrival of Corn
since our last report. Fair stock on sale and
not much enquiry. See table for price from
store, in lots 10 suit.
Medl-Stock INTERPRETATIONS firm.
Naral StoreS-We gave in our last post
script of a sale of upwards of 100 bbls. Tur-
pentine at 50 10 The sales since then re-
manned quite firm up to Wednesday, when
sellers were enabled to obtain an advance of
l 0 cents per bbl., at which price the article
has been selling to-day, with cents variation
in one small lot in favor of the buyer. Sales
OF the week foot up about $500 barrels, viz
1850 bills. at So 70 600 bbs at 81 so; and
$50 bbIs. at 81 rs 50 80, closing at the lat
ter price, with much frmness. We believe
that the market has been cleared, with the eX-
ception of some $50 barrels landed for higher
prices about three weeks since. In Spirits
Tupentine, sales have been made since oul
last at 36t a 81 cents per gallon, and 81 rs
! for barrels returnabie and 38 cents per gal.
Ion, and 50 for barrels not eturnable-closing
at the latter price. four latest advices from
New York quote Spirits Turpentinc at 45c.
! cash, in lots OF 100 barrels; and A. cents fol-
smaller lots. Raw Tupcntine, yellow, was
quoted at So % per $50 lbs.l 1ar-I.ittle Of
none arriving Last sale was from wharf, fol
Shipment, at 81 IS. The article is much want,
eu' hostn-Sales of about 400 bbls No. :
in bad order, at 65 cents.
F0ur-OWlng to the low stage of the Riy.
err, the stock of Fayetteville Flour has been
materially reduced. The principal portion
now in store is held by one house. Quotations
remain steady.
Lqrd-There is no Lard on the market, ant
the article is much wanted. 1t would com
mand the full extent Of our highest quotations
Il Lumber-We can hear of no transaction
} IN River Lumber, nor no inquiry for the arti
. Gle.
1imber-Our quotations for Mill Timbe
} will be found 10 be about fair for last sales
We know of no transactions in Shipping
!, Timber.
Pork-Northern Pork, both prime and mess
. is scarce, and quotations have gone up-se
table.
&ingles-Last sales Common Shingles &
50 90.
StaUes-There was sale of mixed lot ,
White Oak and Ash Dbl Slaves and Heading
few days since, al 81 so at go days.