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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-02
GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN

system and relieving the susngs attendant child
food hose who have used i think It 1dispensabe It Is
nsn diseases attendant IN s
cramps swelling Of the feet 9s Heartburn yom
and regulating the sseretions and eauazng The q MA
is always SIZE and the delicate and successful
very few cases REQUIRE any other medicine IN some s
and light food with this medicine. will always insure safe
and easy confinement -
BEAUTY AND HEALTH.
Cosmetics, Chalk and variety of preparations generally
use when applied to the face spoisr its beap
TON WHICH, not By disease
the skin naamed By the akaes used soaps; beauty
the garden Of ch and decpsy tinted and ysIegstsa
% e s ana eh ooa to tho
that which paints the Gognenancs IN ne most exquisite
and flashes of ovenes that all admire but none can :.
scribe. This beauty the offspring Of OF poraer
IS no beauty If the lady is fair driven snow if she paint
and cQsmetie and the blood is thick cold and and a
pure and active blood gives rich bloom to the cheeks and
Sbg that sspeca ladies'
are So i much admired Ladies in tie Who take bu, little
Complexion By By the application they
wish regain elasticity of STEP 6uoyant iP nas spsrons
ses sSs s used
than satisfied delighted Lads Of every station crowd
0u' 0'n'e 'A"J NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
Those that initiate gSeat ResSu ep
and have Copied bills and circulars which relates to
comnlainfs of word for wordother men who put
M have the great success Of Dr. Townsends
in complaints incident to females recommended
theirs, Though previously they did not number OF ese
Mixtures Pills, injurious to females, they
yate disease. and undermine the constitution.
'SCROFULA CURED.
This certificate cOnclusvey proves that this Sapapara has
perfect control the most obstinate disease of the Blood
Three persons cured in one house is unprecedsntsdA
= THREE CHILDREN.
Dr. T0unsend-pear Sir: have the pleasure TO infoin
you children have been cnred Of the Scroas
by the of your excellent medicine They afflicted
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles it
took them away for which feel myself under great obga-
ton. Yours, respectfully,
ISAAC W. CaAIH, 1O6 Woosterstreet.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Physi
clans in different parts OF the Union.
This is certify that the undersigned Phycansof
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-02
VINEGAR ESTARIISHMENT

,VINEG Az ESTABLlSHMENT.
0sHE Undeisignelis constantly manufacturing and has
forsae very superior article Of ViNEGAR, -"
which he will guaSr nice to improve by age and NBEA
viii deliver it, free of charges, in any part of
the ty or Lafayette, at the following reduced
pafces to sut the times viz Butts so gallons "a Barrels 30
Ga0us, o. Is Barrels 40 gallons cents gallon. libe-
~ discount nude to WI olesae customers
IL A line iropped in the Postofice will be puncaaly
attended to. Iap29 til JOHN II. WEBB.
COrnsr Common aud Maras opposite Charity Hospital,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-02

Consulate Of France in the United States.
The above statement and signature acknowledged
our presence by Mr.. ID. Parent as true,
For the Consul. General of France,
Men York, Feb. IL. 1913 L. Bore Vice Consul
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Evening Glasses for the
Spanish, French & English Languages.

DROFESSOR VARGAS, native of Andalusia, Spain,
II will open Eoening Class February LIST. at No. -
Union STREET (Barkers Buildings for the Instruction
of those wishing to acquire the FRENCH and SPANISH
LANGUAGES Without eulogizing particular method
of mpang instruction, Mr. " guarantees that his Pupils
with ordinary application will be able in three months to
read translate and speak the Spanish Language uenty.
Mr. " has also made with Professor OF Eng
sh that instruction will be given in any branch of the
ENGLISH LANGUAGE, including BOOK KEEPING
BY Double Entry.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-02

DR.. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Physi'
clans in different parts OF the Union
This is to certify that we the undersigned Physcansof
the City of Albany, have in prescribed d.
Townsends SaHapana and believe to be of them0st
vaIu hia afions int ha ykef
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
IMPORTANT MEASURE.

We are happy 10 say tia, the Legislative Edi-
iur OF The Petersburg Intelligencer, in his consis-
tent and JEALOUS support OF the Armory School
Bill, makes some amends, in our eyes, for his
rather "copper headed" attacks upon his Demo-
cratic lcllow-cilizens. In his last paper be
writes:
THE bill is one Of grea, merit, and | dcub. il
there is any measure which, if properly explain
ed, would more mme itself 10 the favor ui
The people.
ri is believed that, counlins:pay and Stale Ca
diets, not less than $50 Young men can be yearly
taught wi,huu, increasing The expenses Of the
State one dollar. How such a plan can fail, pas
>es my comprehension. The benefits OF lhs
school al Lexington are already widely felt, and
The one al the Armory will do equally as much
good"
We agree with hiT, that we canno, possibly
conceive "hoD such a plan can fsil"-and We IL
woke once more, with all our energy and cordial
Zeal, The Legislature 10 act promptly upon and
pass through S admirable a measure. Upon this
common "pialinrm" of extending The benefits OF
education, and al no additional expense 10 the
Sta,c, all parties can stand. Let the Legislature
By a stroke oftheir creative wand, give form and
pressure" 10 Ibis model work, and send The cheer
ing note Of aid and encon.s cement 10 the friends
OF education in ever Senatorial District in the
State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27

ing The boundaries in the original bill AZ,
stfictina the territory 10 narrower Inns
agreed 10, together with several others Of a, =
imporian. character. =
The qnes ion then being on The last cla,..
An attilonal section proposed BY The comm
which clause provides that This "act shall a.
iect from and after the 10Th OF March, 1870 ! :
yeas aud nays we're ordered, and the amendo..
was agreed 10, 80 TO IS, fand thus the fy.t ana =
sections OF The bill apparently, though no, rs.I.
contain conflicting pIoyisions.l ~!
The bill was then ordered to be enprossed
read a third time, but objection being mad !,
its third reading today, it goes over, unds, !,
rules. "'
Bill 10 establish another port of delivery in \.
York, and 10 provide for a collector al On.
peake city, was passed.
Also, joint resolution, authorizing medals h..
alter 10 foreign sea men and others who NAV -
der relief 10 American vessels in distress. :"
Also, a bill to.exempl Spanish vessels from A.
eliminating duties in certain cases.
A resolution heretofore offered, 10 djscb....
the Committee Of the Whole on The Stale 70"
Union from The further consideration OF The b;i-
extend the revenue laws over Upper Cali,o,,,.
and establish a collection district therein ''
then taken up and adopted; LOT 10 IS.
a motion I lay The bill on The table w.s
lived; 80 10 IDS. Hess'
The OIl! was then ordered Il 10 be engrossed TO-,
third reading and was read a third ti.,e ami ~
sed; 81 10 81. And then the HousD al hail..
three, adjourned, r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
ANnraER Iusr COMPLIMENT.

We saw, On Wednesday, al Mitchell and ~
ler's a beautiful sword, with elegant belt and case
be presented 10 a noble son OF Gloucester, whose
conduct in The Mexican war does honor &c his
patriotic ancestry, as we'll as his native Stale and
county. The following inscription, enclosed IN
a laurel wreath on oae side of the scabbard ex'
plains the object:
"Pe,enled A. D., 1913, by Inc citizens o
Gloucester county, Virginia, 10 their countyman
Brevet Major Francis Nelson Page, OF The nh
Regiment Infantry, United SIa'es Army, lor his
gallant and distinguished services as an officer
throughout the late war between The United States
and Mexico"
On The scabbard are also engraved, in a beau
liiully embossed scroll, The battles in which Ma
jor Page distinguished himself, viz :-For'
Brown, Monterey, Vera Cruz, Cerro Gordo
Coplreras, Churubusco, Chapnllepec, and City OF
Mexico.
This handsome sword is very similar 10 thai
presented 10 Major Srldcn by The City Of Rich
mond, and does high credi! 10 The citizens Of
Gloucester and IN Mitchell and Tyler.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
PUBLIC T

The Democrats of Hampshire, in public meet
ing, after thanking Mir. Bedinger "for The lailh-
ful manner in which he has discharged the trust
repcsed in him BY The Democracy otlhis District. +"
rally, 10 a man, around the constitutional stand.
ard erected by the Legislature of Virginia.
They resolved,
THAT we, as Democrats, hail with pleasure
the passage OF The Conway resolutions, but are
panied al The recollection that there should be
found on that occasion, thirteen so lost and blind
ed 10 the honor and Interest, of the old Common
wealth OF Virginia, as 10 cast their votes against
said resolutions" and 'that our thanks are here
by rendered 10 our representatives 10 the General
Assembly, for the faithful performance of all
their duties as such, and more especially for their
vote upon The Conway Resolutions"
IL is A strange spectacla In see such resolutions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27

Were black as death, their lashes the same hue,
Of downcsst length, In whose SIX shadow lies
Deepest attraction; for when 10 the view
Forth from It's raven fringe The full glance flies,
Meier with such force the swlftest arrow fies."
&c, &C, &c.
We know that our good friend, OF the Char
lottesviIle JefeIsonian, will give Us a rap over
he knuckles Tor taking 50 much and DONG 50
lille, as in his last paper ne kindly congraiula'es
us upon our late appointment, and, at the same
time, reads Us a lecture, as follows:
"He wv. F. r. however is lacking in one Of
The most essential qualities Of a good citizen. II
is said by The highest authority, and IN Inc mosl
ancient record Of The world, that IL is NOT good
Tor man to be alone As a good citizen and an
officer OF The good oil Commonwealth OF VIZ
sinia, he will see the necessity this new hchof
mas laid him under Of taking 10 himself a 'nclp-
meet"
We are sorry 10 hear our friend talk OF me
c~essiiy'' in connection with malrImony. We
had thought thalit was a Spontaneous" and cleo
trilying impulse, not based upon The cold calcu'
lalions OF necessity" But We live 10 learn.-
Perhaps il is "from necessity" that we are wha,
we are-n0t "a good citizen" We shall mol
now enter into The reasons and circumstances oil
the case-bu, shall boldly and broadly lay The
blame upon Destiny and the "Ihree weird sis
,ers." We acknowledge the correctness OF The
Jefersonian's structures, and promise 10 reform,
if possible. But, what a pity il is that there are
50 n,anu beautiful unmarried angels!
But 10 return from a personal depression. Al
the conclusion Of the delightful Ball, we. through
the snow and mud, sought our solitary "foost"-
hoping ior many a return OF such a twenty
second of February and anA a Blues Ball. Yes
lerday The city was psry quiet, save at night,
when Mad. Bishop entertained a fine company
with her SWEEP songs. in her best style.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
HALIFAX

Dr Thomas II hvcrei (aow in the State Sc
nale) ha, been nominated sthe Democratic can
didale by he Convention al ~Piiisylvania Ccur
House. slessfs. Tfeiway OF Pinsylvania anc
D;llard Of Henry were ycled Tor On the Isl bal
Iol; On The 81 ballot Dr.. AS nomination VII:
made unanimous We hope I" publish soon hi
acceptance. He is one Of The strongest men il
the State, Of high character and srea' popularity
and, unless we mistake The signs, Mr.. Flournoy
will have 10 hang up his FIDDLE.
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photographed for The Baltimore Patriot. |

NC" IVNTA, FeU. I'll T, VI.
The Stock market Is hrm Treasury Note 6s
ii2a, and new loan ll4t, which is an advance;
Exchange on London nominal al 7 a u per cent.
premium.
The demand for Flour is mos'lp for home use
and the Eastern market. Sales of 1900 bhis. al
So So S IS Tor common Western and Grnesee.
SAFES OF Howard street u; S. 37t, and George
{ own IS so.
Genesee Whea, l3l cents, and sales of 1000
bushels prime rad Nils c. Oats 50 a 40 cents.
The Cotton market is firm under the news,
with sales OF 1000 bales AT I cent per ID. advance
since Inc steamers advices.
Whiskey is quiel; sales Of 200 bbls. al IS a
Isl cents per gallon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

The steamship United States has been sold 10
the Prussian Goyernmt nj for $275, 00U, the Ro,hs-
childs through a German mercantile house in
New York, guaranteeing the ratification Of the
arrangement. She originally cost abou, 3OO,O OO
dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
BALTIMORE MARKET. Feb. "a

The flour market is dull lo-cay and we see no
change in the feeling since Yesterday. We hay
sales Of 300 barrels Howard Street in The morn
ing, al S4.S7a, but none mad hecn on CHANGE
when We LETT. Some buyers al S4S7S bu, hold
ers were ASKING S4.93I. No sales Cly Mills
Nothing doing i'll wheat. Sales OF yellow corn
irom store and vessel al 50 a 81 cts. While is
held al As a 46 cents. Oats 2S a 80 CTS. wilhou,
sale. Whlskey is without change, bbls. % -
hhds.2 ] 2ct>. Sale Of the cargo OF the scnoon,
er Howard from Allakapas OF 20 hhds. sugar at
st; and balance OF 50 hhds. a, 81 a 81, qualify
excellent. Some common sold al IL,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
FARMERS BANK IN PARMyILI,E.

Alta 'nreting OF the Directors on yesterday A
u. Venable, Esq, for some time past the Teller
of the bank, WAS elected clerk, TO fill The vacan.
cy occasioned by The death Of +. V. MORTON
Esq.
+. N. Watkins, Esq. was elected 10 fill Int
office made vacan, by The appointment of Mr.
Venable as clerk.
Both OF these gentlemen are well qualified ant
will make useful and efficient officers.
FafmUli!e Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27

VIRGINIA is allowed. according 10 The Patent
Office Report, l,295 900 inh. bi ants. an increase
OF SIS, 203 >,nce 1910; WIN al IL million bushels
barley "a 600 10; oai, IL miil,on do; rye 1890 :
600 DO; .,ockw.eat270 001 do; Indian corn IS
million do; potatoes 3 SOC. 900; hay 43O, 900 tons
no hemp; tobacco :, 1000. 900 pounds; and no COT
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Photographed Tor ,he Baltimore Pario!.l

PHILADELPHIA, FEB. 24-6 P. NJ.
The Suck market is sleady-sales OF U. S.
IS AT INT. Nothing done in Treasures. Pa.
SIS have advanced with win sales al 60t. The
Flour market is firm bu, mol active-small sales
a, IS l2i Sales OF rel Wheat at 10 Il liz cts.
TOR prime. Corn is quiet-smali sales of Yel-
low al So 60c; Oats 30c; Rye 67c. The Cotton
market is firm, and holjers are ASKING ! CT per Id
advance. No sales of moment. Whiskey is
selling al "a cts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
GCorrespondsnes ot tie Enquircrl

ScRr1Lx, Feb. 23i, lS49.
Messrs Editors: Since oar last, prime yellow
Corn has been sold a, 52I cents. No Change in
mixed or WIRE: we quote The former al "A. and
the latter al As :. Yours, &c, F. & NJ.
P. S At the Convention held at Smi,hfeld
yesterday Gen. Jno. 5. Milisuu Was Nominated as
the Democratic canGi ae 10 represent this Dis
.ric. in The next Congress OF the United States.
NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
POETRY.
For the Enquirer.
VIRGINIA

VlRGlNlA.
Land of my love. home OF my heart,
Virginia, still to Thee,
However wide we be apart,
turn instinc;ively.
As points the needle to The pole,
Far over land and sea;
As TO the West The planets roll,
So tend nv Thoughts 10 thee.
The wild deer ne'cr forgers The wood
That was his earliest home,
However far, in search Of food,
From the loved spot he roam;
The wild hird meier ioreels the tree
That held its native nest
And, with like memory, Ito thee
Have turned me from the West.
And, when from my returning road
saw thy mountains rise,
Then, with fresh Joy my bosom glowea,
Shone with new light mine eyes:
And when | ,elt thine own pure ar
My hungry lungs expand,
/ knew by lis sweet TASTE so rare,
Thou vast my native land.
Not rich, no, honored, not caressed,
YET do | prize the NAME,
OF which thy humbies, child's possessed
Above a monarch's fame:
And wheresoe'er, beneath The sky,
My dwelling place may b.,
Tho lite else on earth have /
Ye, am | blessed in thee.
Cline OF the generous, brave and true
Cline OF the great and good
Whether, amid thy mountains blue,
Thy forests solitude
Whether, along Thy silver streams,
Or on thy sea-washed shore,
AS now the sun oil freedom beams,
., may II evernore.
And may those virtues which have shed
Such radiance Ger the page
On which the record has been spread,
OF thy heroic age,
Be still The same, through time 10 be,
As in The days gone by,
When thy great son led iorlh the free,
To triumph or 10 die.
And thy great son of deathless praise,
How shall speak OF him,
Before whose glory's sun-like blaze
All other lame grows dun;
Upon whose brow Inc greenesl wreath
That ever hero wore.
Placed Virtues hand, when 10 It's sheath
His sword he did reslore2
When on The list OF great mes gone,
His honored mann we write,
Of that long roll, perchance, not one
Had ever tame ST. bright:
He shines like some pure, placid star,
All other lights above,
The "frst in peace" The first 10 war;"
First in his counlry's love.
His nam shall be The ~rallying word
To freedoms hosts, where'er
Her glorious standard is upfeared
In either hemisphere.
And when 10 that inspiring call
Forth leaps the ireeman's blade,
Tyrants beneath It's edge shall fall,
Or backward shrink, disnayed.
Oh! Freedom, long as thou dos, breathe,
Thou wilt revere his name,
And round his brow wine many a wreath
OF green, eternal fame:
And as Times stream shall dow along,
Upon his memory's shrine
Shall many Poet add his song
To this poor verse OF mine.
Land Of my love, home Of my heart,
Virginia, still TO lhee,
However wide we be apart,
l turn instincuvely:
As points The needle 10 the pole,
How distant e'er il be,
AS to The West the planets roll,
So tend my thoughts 10 thee.
vIRGINIANU
Powhalan, Virginia. lS49.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27

Greeley telegraphs bis paper, the N. York Tri-
bune, that "Mf. CliIlenden has consented TO be
the Attorney General in Gen. Taylor's Cabinet,
This is contrary 10 the positive semi-official init.
nation of the National I%nlelligencer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COM
PANY.

William P. MuntoTd, Esq. has been appointed
Secretary OF this company. Mr.. M. We hal We
long known, aud we lake great pleasure in bear
ing our testimony to his fine talents, indeialisa-
bic i%nuuslry and lofty integrity and honor. He
will fill mis- responsible post TO The satisfaction OF
all we predict
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27

The Legislature Of D laware met in Joint ses
sion, on Friday last, .or The purpose OF filing The
vacancy in the representation OF that Stale. in The
Senate OF the U. States, occasioned by The resip.
nation of he Hon. John Nd. Clayton. JOHN
WALES, Esq, OF Wilmington was chosen to fI
the vacancy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
Photographed for me Baltimore Sun

~ I = y LDf'
Election Of Unitsd States S.nator.
The Legislature ot Ohio assembled today in
Joint session, and on The fourth ballot succeeded
in eleclins the Hon. Salmon P. c. Clase, "a Free
Soil Democrat, We think, 10 the office OF United
STATES Senator, his term commencing from the
4,h OF March next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27

Sir, 10 thank you for the terms in which you nav
communicated the resolutions OF The General AS
sembly, and to offer 10 this honorable BODY my
profound acknowledgements, and The assurance
that This sword, the gift OF Virginia TO one OF mel
sons, shall never he drawn or shealhed bul al Inc
bidding Of his country. !,
The ceremony over, The Assembly dissolved
and The troops on the square were reviewed oy
Col. Payne, who, though the snow was ialiinsi
stood with his venerable locks uncovered De-
tween Gov. Floyd and Mr.. Robinson, Chairman
of The House committee. Col. P. was then es'
corted to his lodgings by The military, VINO, 'nen
returned TO the square and fred a National Sa'
lutte. AT sunset, The Artillery fred an evening
salute.
After The ceremony al The Capitol, the Cover
nor received al The Executive mansion Inc Vlsi's
of a large number, who retired considerably IT,
treshed. We were sorry that our engagements
deprived US Of the pleasure of ATTENDING the oonn-
tilnl and animated collalions given by Inc Eagle
Infantry, Capt. w. w. Crump, al Military Hail.
and by The Artillery, at their clubhouse.
Al night, through The worst weather that can De
imagined, we reached the Exchange and were
ushered into the Ball given by that veteran gal
liant and popular company, the Blues, Captain
G. Fl. Tompkin.. The scene was brilliant anu
every body seemed gay and happy. Inc roou'
was decorated with fine taste; The floor neat
" chaiked, and the ceiling hung with evergreen
g~arlands with pendent stars. On the waiis were
-,....n -. lo,..re tho nllnWInu .
"Washinglon, born Feb. 22d, l732" ~ L.
/. Blues, commissioned May 10Th, 1893" "YoTk'
Town, Ocr. 10, 1881" 'Buena Vista, Feb. 22a'
l847."
The music (%colored band. With a hafp'l was
good, the supper beautiful, and The refreshments
liberal, and in Boydeh's best taste. The 20
vernon and Col. Payne were present, and Inc gay
scene. variesated by The mulliicrm uniforms q
the volunteers and The splendid costumes oil Inc
ladies', was kept up ill a very early hour IN me
morning. Our sister cites of Petersburg ana
Norfolk were well represented by some oil iheir
fair daughters, and Richmond exhibited many o.
her own creatures Of beauty. We know that we
are approaching a licklish theme, onl we 'ius'
tha, We will be excused Tor referring TO Two larry
forms who constantly filIed across our vision
for, during ,he most Of the lime, We. were mere
lockers On. We allude 10 An FL giant Inquire, WIN
transparent, peach-iikc complexion, with Tie son
IS; doves eyes that Tronbadour ever sang to
and, also, 10 a beauty OF very different CAST, who
misht have sal 10 Byron as a model tor Gulnafe
or Haidee:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
THF RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

quoted as adopted by Democrats, in con!rahls-
tinclion 10 The Wings, upon a question when
ought 10 unite all parties in the South. But me
fact is, ard we regret 10 know il, that in some OF
the counties the Wings either refuse 10 uni'e IN
r~a,ilying The action Of the Legislature, or give
clear indications OF a determination 10 array
themselves agains, that almost unanimous ac-
lion. Hereafter We may cite instances.
The Democrats oil Northumberland have no
minated Robert Henderson, Esq, Gan excellent
seIeclion) for the House; and the Wings Samuel
L. Straughan. MIR. Basye has Withdrawn, and
we should have announced the tact some len
days ago, had not his oral request escaped our
memory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
MARRIAGES.

Married, on lie l4lh February y DO':
county. Virginia, by me Re9eIena ,ofa,t5
acre, Reverend J ,S.Tuis D. loaS dsas''
New York, TO Miss BETTE y 1p,
OF Jos. c. Avere,le, OF the former
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27

Were black as death, their 'ashes The same hue,
or downcas, length, In whose silk shadow lies
Deepest attraction; for when 10 the view
Forth from its raven fringe The full glance flies,
Meier with such force the swlftest arrow HES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27

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