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THE REPORTED MUT1NY.-It is reported in this
city that dreadful mutiny has occurred on board
another Of our national vessels-the John Adams
and that five men had been shot.
Such report was current here some ten days ago,
and the rumor now so rife, is probably revamp of
that. 1t was stated, when we mentioned the loss of
the Concord, that the John Adams was at Cape
Town, with her crew in a state of mutiny AS she
was announced in Hampton Roads few days since,
r<chauff of the first report circulated for the
benefit of the curious
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APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT John G: Desh
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BY the Railroad last evening we have received
the first despatch from our reporter, on the very
extraordinary case of Singleton Mercer of Phlla-
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From our Reporter
Trial OF Singleton Mercer for the Murder
OF Hutchinson HebertOn.
PHILADELPHIA, March n,
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The widowed mother was about being married
to gentleman by the name of Matthew Newklrk, q
retired merchant, living on his fortune. This un-
fortunate affair has delayed the marriage to some
future day.
The daughter, Hutchinson's sister, is said to be
an exceedingly handsome and lovelyalrl.
The acquaintance and intimacy between Mr..
Hutchinson Heberton and Miss Sarah Mercer, COM
menced, as nearly can be ascertalned, In this
way Mr.. Quinn Singeton's brother-in law, some
time in the early part of last December, had social
party, by way of celebrating the birthday OF Sim
gleton Mercer, who was then twenty years OF age.
His sister Sarah attended She was then just en-.
terng into scciety-young, artless, unsuspe citing,
and wthal gay, giddy, hight, and rather lmprudent.
AT this party, also, there was an invited guest by
the name of Bdstido who wore a handsome NOUS
taehe, and was very attentive TO Miss Sarah Mer-
Ger She was pleased with his attentions, and in
deed they seemed mutually pleased with each other
At this time the two families OF Heberton and Mer-
Ger were wholly unacquainted with each other.
But as it would since appear, there was pretty
strong resemblance between this Mr. Bastido and
Mr.. Hutchinson Heberton.
The next we hear of any of these parties is the
occasion when Miss Sarah Mercer and Miss o.
borne were walking down Chestnut street. As
they passed along, they CHANGED to meet Mr.. He
berton. He not knowing either of them, was about
TO pass by without recognizing them, which, MISS
Mercer seeing, addressed him, saying; How do
you do, Mr.. Bastido p'-mistaking him for the per-
son whom she had seen at Mr.. Qunns. Hcbertom
replied, "Not Mr. Bastido, but Mr.. Punchineno.,
This OF course led TO conversation, during wnlcn
friend OF Mr. Heberton's Glanced to come aions'
who was acquainted with Miss Osborne. Inc par
ties hus paired off, and walked together MI M;ss
berton with Miss Mercer, and his frend VIII wa
Osborne. Heberon waited upon Sarsh ho'"'' a"'
this was their first interview. .s,.xu,ards
The next interview day or TWO a.en nJ
in Pine street ms neetirg had been concerted a''a
agreed upon at the first i"trrew FROM ! str'
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Gentlemen-In reply to your note of yester-
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CAREY Il HART, Philadelphia, have in
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mum body. Edited by
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London.-AND
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Lecturer on Anatomy and Physiology at the
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The Muscles of the Human Body,
Fifty.one Plates.
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Gentlemen --The coloured anatomical plates,
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