davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
GAIREPREMrrna.

lie son aignt i%gfefple espeetn6GfcmsntIos
battseetfe 81 alires, qa'B est pref a fare
tobto bAtiHsa en bfiqua on attire opgrape
dtns &C genres foaFntra alsst tons les ma
lerlahs aeedssaifes tGls quo chaux, briaaC,
sable, / des conditions fais6nnahlea.
u oiffo sca SERVICES aug habieaaa a~ucyfere.
ettl 81 daties d,apr6g aa Iongls sap6fie1cf
datis dos 6asraaee Ne sucTeric, poagoir don.
ner pleine. sati6faGfiong
L0YAU BERfigf,
lIIeY Dfigaeloria de- Ia Garrison.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26
MOIaef

Progpect HI, Juue Is, 1874.
Those parsons who have called for my ser.
vices during NY absence from home, are in.
formed that haYc returned and am ready to.
tateHd to my professional calling.
a. III PLOUGH, Dentist.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

MtaloH, Perry county, Gaia Juni q, 1911.
a. SHgAcER, nj ID.
DHAn stR--It ID about nine months since
your iieent left with nc i g~aaniity d your
Ant. DiIiona Pills. did moi boll6ye flat much
could be done With them, for they wefea noB.
medicine 10 uq aud we gofo largely supplied
with ietet'9 Moilatt'a aud otbefginifaF Pulls,
which we're well known here but from tfo
Testimonials Of the efficacy, Of yaur pills ri
bilious Diseases, sick headache, dyapepsia,
bowel complaints, &c, &C. It was not long
before some were induced TO make a trial OF
thetn. They were az once found TO Bgiust
what they p~aoFEssED to. be aud from that day
60 this thor popularity bag been rapidly IN
creaaing. | have sold during the last few
months three hundred and twenty boxes. Yoa
may calculate upon q large sale 81 them do
ring The coming season. / wish you 10 send
me six or seven hundred boxes al soon as con.
%veniont. Send item 10 the care OIL, g. Du.
bose n Co, Mobile, Alabam
Your Truly, Eli GOLDEN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

8A5M5SI PAbAOs
Slsefamfb, jeWeHcf &c, fosreetfdiy IN.
forms tho public, thol he bsg OPENED 4 dion.
oRpos1efhe residence 6fJodRe Teseierf8gefo
he manufacture oil articles III G6id, Silver
.or BfasHt at moderate terms. fIe hooes to
receive 9 share ofthe public patronage.
tie makes All n~oceefary fepaif5 10 works
done in1he above metals. !
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

THoMPKiNs' Burr, Sumpter County,
Alabama, January 4, 1913.
Dir. a. SPENCER
Dear srR--I wish you to forward me alarqe
supply Of your Pills; | dontthinl three hum
bred boxes TOO large quantity TO send I sold
one hundred and sixty boxes the last ak
months; they are The most popular Pills b this
place. For bilious complaints, sick headache,
dyspepsia, and such like diseases. they are.
considered almost All ufahibleremedv. TTaye
been agent for Dr. Peters Pfls ana formerly
sold q large amount yearly. ButInow sell
three dozen Of your Pills 30 ono D flfis. My
customers think them superior to Peters or
any other PiIlss
Respectfully yours, o. C. KELSEY
So Price % cents per box, with all diree-
tons.
For sale at the Drug Stores of G. souterre
and B Jourdan, and at the store of J w Mus
selman, agent: Baton Rouge La.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-04-26

Doors AaB aHogs-Cslf bootp, seal do.
DO, calf sswed tfogaus, peeeed do, kip
DO, do, tbaeet@do, Do, boys kip bfogabs do. zeal
no, ladi6s wejted busktas, lid sIips, ties, bro.
gans, porocc6 slips, colored do, do. ebrldyep4
Kid Shoes, bt0FsHs, eoIoured buskine, cloth
bfoaabs, infants color6d nor ccoboote, Misses
kid lies,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28
From ~. po,,o. Ev,a,nr Journal, els, inst

We learn that the iron cutter McLane launch
ed South Boston Saturday. bull, by Jabez Coney
according plans and specifications furnished by the
Treasury Department. who employed Mr. John Vi. Rob
eson OF Charesown. constructor Her length from the
part of the post the forward par, Of the
above me upper deck l42 feet nches extreme breadth
% feet inches depth OF hold II feet IL nches length of
head ~ feet inches length all SO feet 3nch
length keel for tonnage LIS feet 10 inches burhen 37i
395 tons.
She is clinker built entirely OF wrought iron, her keel
plates 81 inch thick; the plates bued nj the ends and
rvetcd inside strip the JOINTS the plates rve
cd and secured the ribs winch, together with the ber;h
aud deck beams also of wrought ron She divided
by tight bulk heads three compartments.
She originally intended 10 have been propelled with
Hunters horizontal submerged wheels, and rugged
three masied schooner but this mode Of propulsion has
been abandoned for the present. and she is 10 be rugged
with only her power To be applied nj some
future time. She is the first iron vessel built in New
England
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
THE ELECTIONS.
MONDAY MORNING. APRIL rs. isls.


IL .N"s
" s', a''. A's .' ' NM !.
~ veg "-s ~, ,,.,','.. " 10 .. NJ.
"no Pe'u'es '"e" i"e "uS sP"' ~ INC NV :" n'eo-
,I.. -, '..S. -. .-..r" A.. =
49, e. - -, r. -. -
h. .,,.,. = r. nI g. ,,,. 49,. r., .I....,
. - - " re, 80 - - ,,,,'I1N',.
r.. r.. r,-,..,s, a.. W., = 49,. e W.
H.,
A. Ran, :; h,. \, :, . :, - ,.;..,.s =, H.,
h;,, c.. s,hSu r',.. - -, - -
To-. u,,ora, r.,,I;,. sr.,,..,,..;. .,h.,J. r.. e
Once, EI;,,h.h Ti,v 81 w.,,.;.L f:,.n...,., A.,
m,c W., ma, h,v. To-, F.. -, ..,,. 80 -.
H;, Geo.. IT, ,yL, -. r., 80. =. -
bins ina, !, ,. =; ,,h. 49,. os ,,o..;n,y g. ,.s, :.
LOSE
And IN. cana. -, v.,h. a.. ..... r. ,,;. ,.,. r.
,hiny. are No, ~ no ;.,,L.,, viii p,..d.o.I d..
ton ius, determined ,n. ,,h al ill., r,,,.. =,
victory and ,l the ,oxer Of tho E,.l covsr,.n, ,.;,,
them their r,. I'D o,,J D. -, ,.,. r., ,h., 80, -
harmonious coune;. and n;,.d c,, 7, ,.or;,.d s.,,
every man of the crew 70 ru,b mon deek and 10 man the
wards in order 10 saw. The hi, from so,na.,;nn :, ..,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28
THE ENQUlR Err.

This paper does us great injustice, (f il worth
while to examine the mnier in saying that were in
capable Of generous sentiment towards it In that qua
lily have tried often to be liberal towards even the En-
quire from which have received any reciproc
ty, as in truth expected desired it,
So much Tor the past Mr.. Richie goes TO Wash.
ingion on occasion vastly important TO him-of very
high national aud even worldly consequence! Let him
play the distinguished part assigned him in the forth
coming drama, disinerostcdy and Justly his coun-
Try. and ho shall hear voice lifted in the crowd to
applaud more loudly than voice he knows and
we think will do MS the justice to say, has been
borned by interest nmidated by Odds depart from
what 1t thought right
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28

otie&-ss large . zoe could have been expected.
sndef me though so ess than might have
been pod had The eouny been thoroughly csnvas.sd cad
mad shess esea opsa Loeofoco opposition 10 Messrs
Brown and soohall l,was certenly known ill the
Gay :" election that there would be opposition, when
=. b'owa were The Loeofoce candidates. aud notice
me same eject wss Posssd ~ the door Of the Court House.
strong hopes that Mr. Irving has bssn elected
Mr. Sosx'ns majority In This county Lest Spring ITO
when he wss elected By 81 majority. In The Locoloeo
counties Gen. Cosdoa's sssiesisy se0 and Mr. Cog
gins eI3 Amherst and Orange, then. ssvs Loeoloco
mslortes. The voss posd In he county 4 upwards of
400 smaller Than Il wss Last April
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28
N. Y. MARKgT-Aoril os-9,. p. N

W IT . WNNhE I-NpTN VT, n NJ
The sales OF cotton 1000 bales. prices steady Flour
remains as before Genesco is i62 for brands.
Alexandra S4.75 Georgetown Sl,93; Rye 66 q 67 cts;
1000 bushels Jersey sold a. 47b cts; measure
corn Is quito plenty; oats 30 81 CITE.
Some 300 bbIs ~ whi.key have arrived today and large
sslos have been made Of 4. p. bills at ~ eta.
The sales Of ashes GOO pots 81 and 200 pesrs at
$3.50; 10000 lbs Southern wbalebons sold Of i0i e 1000
gslls lard oil st IS cts, case.
There sre no large sales Of provisions Prices remsin
steady. There 10 no stock OF Lard. nY H Ky !
Money stocks arc up. literally. reason not assigned.
r. 8. EveninR.-Thc sales Of $500 bsles for
The day. perhaps Prices steady and the sales chiefly
for shipment ra
ssrso of southern eorngsnd psrcsI Of mixed Jersey
cold % - Q, t6 Ibs.--yovs. Cos. $1,000 -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28

from 6si used oil his influence against H. and hope
he will yet succeed being Southernsr and savehoider
he deserves the credit for his conduct nean only be
caused by pure and patriotic motives .-.
Mr. Wise obtained much information upon ths subject
Of which IL probably at Washington. The bret
in which he took active aud open part wss that OF
the Popo,ss. about which many different statements
have appeared.
This brig Porpoise had been trading between Rio and
said to be owned noted slave trader but still sailed IS
American vessel, and Messrs. MAXWELL Wright & Co.,
managed their business (nominaly) Rio She last ar
rived at Rio January %, ls45; usual an Americsp
wars boat waited her and when leaving letter
thrown in, signed by four sailors, addressed to any
commander Of American vessel OF war; denouncing the
Porpoise a SLAYER. Captain Gregory or Commodore
Turner received the letter and sent i, To our consul Mr.
Gordon. who OIL and with the consent OF the proper
authorities, the Porposc put under the guns OF the
Rsritan and Lieut. Shubrick given command OF her.
The next day the Americans on board taken
shore the consul to be questioned aud the BRAZILIAN aud
Portuguese passengers were allowed 10 60 ON shore.
Mr.. Wise and the Brazilian Minister Of Foreign At
fairs had conversation upon the subject and oil ap
Pearcd TO be going on smoothly when 1t became known
that the passengers going board again. had been de-
tained much excitement caused by the saSe dealers
and their friends and the Minister of Justice foolshy al
lowed himself be persuaded send oil six armed boats
in charge of BRAZILIAN officer, who ordered to take
possession of the Porpose and passenger and to
force it necessary. lie found Lieut. Snnbrick on
board the Porpoise and by him ordered oil he then
went Commodore Turner board the Raritan and told
him his Grand Com. Turner told him he could not do
any thing by force he had 500 armed men =, his COM
mand board the Rar,an, he must send away his armed
boats and then he would with him and tell HIM what
do.
few days after the Porpoise released rs but little
could be proved against her. well her business hid
den and no law or treaty authorizes Americans seize in
Brazilian po,t any vessel without the consent ot the Bra
lillian authorities They being oil in favor OF the slave.
trade insisted their right and she was given up She
first held by their courtesy, and that would have lasted
I'LL now on any other SUBJECT but the slave trade that is
sore one
Mr. Wise will no doubt 20 on with his aIon and
may yet have difficulty with tho Bazisns, but the Porpose
case probably remembered by few at Rio. Atihe
last date March few appeared think Of besides those
nime interested, and they cared difficulty. q.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28

ConsoS Schools IN MISSISSIPPI arc happy TO learn,
says the Vcksburg Wing that Gov Brown Of this State,
has opened correspondence with the Governors Of
raj u the older Saos where tho system has been long
tabished. for the purpose Of oeng whatever Is Of i'm
poancc to successful uisl In Sise. Gov. Brown
has pressed this subject upon the Legislature and now
advocating before the people. and by thus doing all in
his power bring this subject into notice and inform tho
citizens Of the practical ope Of other States s en
lied 10 the thanks Of the public, and this have hesa
ton in saying in behalf Of n political opponent.-N o.
Tropfc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28
r. Russell Bigger's Once.

S3O,UOO Capital
10 Drawn Nos. IN each Package a &c Tickets.
DrswnI os splendid Lottery received day fModay at
oecekssss close ~ Cpisls ESQ 600 5000 5000 5000
1870 1000 1900 10 % 1900 of 500 900 500 10 Nos
IS drawn ballots Tickets $40. halves ), ore $50
Certificate Of &c Whole Tickets 10 only Sos
DO. 20 Halt DO 90 $3.50
20 ouauer Do Do cGQs
Dsvine fthe roson,oke River Lottery No. ~.
90 80 ~ ~ " ~ So 50 70 So 50 81 10 30
Han Ticket Noa ~ 20 49, 10 81 50 CAPITAL. -od
ard paid BY r. RUSSELL BIGGER.
IDELLEIIEHs UDONrINE-A supply Jos received for sale
BY Y. n. DUVAL,
spI Bank Square.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28

Some fears entertainer for the safety Of the steamer
G. Vanderbilt. which left here Monday aftarnoon last
with the u. s. Mail, and had arrived Smithvlc on
out OF Cape Fear river. The Wilmington left here shortly
after her arrival yesterday morning, and proceeded
as Georgetown, but nothing OF tho G. Vanderbilt and
returning in the afternoon. proceeded with her regular
mail for Wilmington.
We understand that the G. Vanderbilt passed about
IL o'clock Monday night, TO the norwSrd OF George
town Light going very well, wind light NJ N. H.; and
ho expectation Of many is that having experienced some
arrangement in her machinery she may have been COM
poed 10 come TO an anchor in Long Bay between George
town and Cape Fear Lights or have been much delayed
In her progress ss TO her arrival Wilmington
on Tuesday We trust that the due this morning
will remove oil anxiety in regard to her sactyCharieor
Coulter. April24
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28
IOWA II-Ec1InN

We have received slip from the office Of the Iowa
Standard, which contains Qualification tbs success Of
the Wings ia eleelne, Johnson County, the candidate
for the Legislature, Hugh G. Downey Esq This s the
first time tie Wings succeeded IN tina county There
TO be goOdy sphnkling Of Wings success in other
H. s. Cg.,U,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28
NOTICE.

FgNHOsE whom Doctor Hartley Indebted who DO 10,
prefer waiting his from Nsw YORK. please present
their Bins IN ST. Toler Agent Rehond, fo sp25
OsTsstu5ay evening, between ~ House
- 70 Street. my Free Papers The faisr literally
rewarded BY leaving Nors Shop door
above Nj. Booiwngbra CHARLES SMITH,
- Free man Of Colou,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28
A QUEER on,rcr-An exchange pape, has the follow

n UVkLK paper nus IV'IV"-
ing IN. o. CresseRf City.
We in CONNECTICUT Of the queercst looking
darkies His face black that he couldn't
tell when IL mornin,-hs wool cured 50 tight that
made him round shouldered-his nose was so Hat and
greasy that he had put his fingers when he want
ed TO blow -and his shns sharp he couldn't
through cotnfed without splitting the salks-and his
heels long impossible Tor him To down hill
without tying couple o to them for ballast. lie
died young Of modification which commenced in his legs,
their being crooked for the blood TO
find its way up and down them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28
TIE MHIGS.

We never saw beaten party take their defeat more
calmly than did the Wings last night We did not zee
downhoarIed man among them. my brudreu "said an
Ethiopian "bessad dey don't expect nothn' for dey
ant gwne TO be dissppinted."-N. Y. Tribune.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28
lO2 maj.
AMHERST.

The Wing strength in this County remains undimnisb.
ed-n fact ii is believed to be the increase The vote
this Spring thin both sides, is confidently believ
cd here that Amherst redeemed, by the deeat Of Pow
ell and the election of Paeson and Irving there can
hardly remain the shadow Of doubt that he has carried
the County by from 40 To 50 Tho Locos in this
region admit rvines majority in Amherst be ~ least;
but you will doubtless receive the final before this
reaches you. Yours, in haste.
ST. Boar CURTIS PICK, !
Jsm,s RireT, goth April, rs. (
To THE EDIroRs THE VINO
Geniemen-l send you oil the information have Of the
elections IN the 7h District II is probable that Bayy
is elected by the Wig county o Northampton, which gave
l25 majority for Clay last fall, giving Democratic mrj
OF for Bayy. His friends the day Of election
expected Wing majority VI from 60 To IS. The is
short upwards Of 100, every Democrat being the polls
In Elizabeth City and Gloucester counties, Southss
III nds expected 25 majority in each county, whereas the
Democrats have succeeded in obtaining msores nbout
the same amount.
The bulk Of the majority the Eastern Shore given
sectional grounds, wish have the
from that shore. hope Bowden is defeated.
In haste, yours, &c.
At Accomac CT House, the day Of election, the Wing
vote increased about 60 over that Of last Spring.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28
ALBEMARLE COUNTY.
rarrt.t.t

Itving's majority l64. Goegin do. l79.
Mr. Peter Carr voted for Stoney Point in place Of
B. T. Brown, IL understood polls would be open.
ed Tor him at the other precincts; Mr. c. received votes
At the other precnts A NJ. Appling Morrs r. Minor
and Others received from democratic diff
iereni precincts The Wing candidates for the county
ceived the votes OF some Democrats regular
ton had been made Of democratic candidates and those
for whom polls were held had not been consulted.
The vote on the Free School question: stood follows
In favor OF il 359, against 700; being majority of 81
against II.
Prom the Norfolk Herald.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28

On Tuesday evening the Superior Court the Aericu!.
tural Society held meeting the Court House. where the
Members OF the Society and number Of spectators were
agreeably entertained by speeches from Messrs. N W.
woodfn. ]. ". Edncy, Hon. I. L. Clingman, and J.
Gudger, Esq Al the close Of the speaking. add
MUM proposed for the best Of be grown the
year. and also Tor the bes, half acre Of Irish Pos-
the premium in each be portion of the crop
grown Several gentlemen came up and entered the lists
competitors in this laudable enterprise and we Rave no
doubt but that will be shown fall that 100 bushels
more, Of Corn can be raised of Buncombe
land so what contrast with tho crop.
ping .--Highland Messenger.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28

Nsw Kssr csvsr iievss. Apsil 2eA ie<s.
10 tAs Eiissvs Of tAs wkix.
Gsssssasas Aapssa 10 give ~. ID rssss eftAs Flee
ton \ shs co.sV on he a<sA isss. ~
xRAIcLlFrs rREciNCn
~ IT CoxsaEss.
Gee. NJ. :, ss.'s.n' lw.sl e
Covar HocsE.
ssssAsu. n
BARnAnsvii.Lx PRKciHcr.
.s SeasAall -" 80" sc
Bsyk. sa
Majority Ter soashsl -.
--fu RATCLlFrS PRECINCT. y
s.....s. 70
No poll fos Gregory.
CT. HOUSE.
Gregory. (Pol opened BY friends.l %
BARHAMsvILLE PRECINCT.
Stanard. %
Gregory, ny
Majority for s..n.rd IS.
Rsdclifes, 70
Ct. House, 10
Barhan,sville, "a
Mr. l. did receive the entire Wing vote.
understand the Charles City vote to be
Southall, ISL
Bsyly. 80
Stanard, l56
Lacy, for the County, l55
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28

Frsderiek County.
Bcddnger, $50. Lucas, 442.
Ii is thought that both Of the Wing candidates will be
elected the House Of Delegates. counting from the
turns Of the last election.
Z. S. Since Writing the above, have the returns
from oil but precinct, which places il beyond doubt
that Of the Wing candidates will be elected h not both
And IL the precinct not heard from stands did at
Inst election, both Of the Wing candidates will be cleo.
ted.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Lucas, (5oco,) 473
BediBger, (do) 426
Maj for Lucas ~
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Turner. (Whig) 756
Towner, do 69I
Smith, independently al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28
From the Charlottesville Advocate.

There have been considerable excitement and confusion
at the University this week. Not being acquainted with
the particulars Of the matter, speak OF its merits
The following by of the Faculty together
with the resolutions OF the Board Visitors has been
handed to us for publication.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
The adopted for suppressng the late and
banshng their authors and abeors from the precincts
having been signay successful, tranquility has been
stored and the lectures have this morning been resumed
The Board Of Visitors closed their session yesterday,
leaving the suboined resolutions intended their
entire the steps which have led tins happy
result
Resolved, That be recommended to the Faculty, in
have recently disturbed the peace and good order of the
such may be deemed prudent to the
ing peace and protecting the property Of the University
"Resoved, That II be recommended 10 the Faculty
through their Chairman forthwith address the Parents
letter, setting forth brief Of connected
Authority from the precincts, the meeting and adjourn
nent of the Visitors and the resumption vi the lectures
and exercises OF the Institution"
To correct any misconcepton the subject II is proper
that the guard stationed the Rotunda during Mon
day and Tuesday protect the property Of the University
placed there by the Court and that il by them
Withdrawn Wednesday being longer necessary, the
Visers having submitted the question of continuance
entirely To the discretion Of the Civil Authority.
April 2Ib. 1915
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28

STAFFORD County.
Pendleton's msioriry McCnry, both Wings, Ia.
Hour DELEGATE--Chnn's maj. both Of his
competitors, fall Locol 50.
STATE SESATE.-Smiths maj. Loco, Lewis, Wing,
81.
TENTH DISTRICT-CoNGRESS
Bedinger. Lucas.
Morgan county, SO msi.
Berkeley All 1876
Clarke GO maj.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28
TION RETURNS.

Kfze GroEoE Cr. IIoU.E, April %, 1916.
To the Editors Of the Wing;
Gendepcn-The polls have jus, been closed, and The
vote stands
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28

DUEL PRlvrxrrp.-Tbe New Orleans Tropic of the
IL Two officers Of the u. 8. Army who are such
FIRE that their impotence for deeds Of arms would
not nlow OF their waiting the chance Of brush with Mex
co. yesterday afternoon went 10 the GENTLY Road try
their skill marksmen each fixing the other target
distance twenty 1--WE ynrds--weapons double barrellsd
shot The parties had arrived the ba. ground
near Martins brick. yard aud the "elorious Fray wns
about to commence, when Of the officers Of the
Criminal Court pouneed the OF war; and took them
prisoners They afterwards required give security
in the Of $4,000 20 keep COOL and say more about
to say keep the peace SO that happily
PUscHs ALNASAc-Prnce Joinvile az plies for the re-
mains Of Napoleon and the Governor Of ST. Helena returns
| the Boney.par.
iIghier died 1893, without completing his
as he left long behind him.
Louis Philippe takes up the Nafionnel newspaper and
having read II. takes up the editor.
The Times" first printed by stes Sl4 and has kent
the country in hot water since.
Dr. Johnson en- led his life 1884, which a man Of the
name Of Boswell had made frequent attempts upon.
Fort Niagara taken, 1859 but the Falls escaped from the
rapidiiy with which they run.
Bate OF Corunns, 1909. England gained nothing but
aas. lost Moore.-N. o. CRESCENT CRY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28
NOTTowAY.

LIVINGSTON, oath APRIL, lS45.
Messrs. Editors-I herewith transmit you OF
this county Nelson taken from the Polls returned by
the Shers from the different election Precincts and also
partial returns from Amherst. To wit:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-04-28

FOR HOUSE. DELEGATES.
VIM L. Boak fWl SIT
Jas. L. Campbell. fWl ssi
Jas W. GRAY H. FL sol
w. A. Sommeryille L. FL 464
SENATE.
sru o"" s, O'nIA' ."I oso
A"'' S'oa"' H. j 4oo
>, 'yShh>s a.,
"' Deui"k.'ln 81 All
"" huees' lie FL 40
FoR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Joh, w Sym. twb;,, 400
w.
Majority for SWINE 81
CONGRESS.