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JUNTERlAN DISPENSARY, No. 3 Division street.
II A. D. 1895 by the proprietor for the
t atuent Of and the sale
Of DIR. HUNTERS RED DROP Thi. medicine !. .h. on:
horrd disease without injury to the and
without diet hndrance from business when all else
failed comprehensive treatise accompanies each vial
with full decMun, which warranted 70 enscusy cure ia
the system, with less trouble the patient and in shorter
space Of time than other medicine in the world pay
W III he taken Prics 81 per wal MA lmsic
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CHURCH'S

VEGETABLE LOTION,
FOR CLEARING AND BEAuT!FYlNG THE COM
T. PLEXION.-Churchs Vegetable Lotion will effectuay
remove from the skin all offensive bloches pmpes tan sum
pexion This valuable has been n for
many years. considered indispensable appenage
corner Of Spring street. m29 lm* IN
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.

GONE POOR. MEAN DEYTL, who is too lazy to work,
s" sss S:1 e h sS iStS
and y ,% FssSn Y 5 raid s
so N end
sr es;sy and
y;y ri hi but % E ss
,sa f az. q ssE f II .
:ss T h4s his ss sh
\: PSss si. aH il 'ss ssa,i TiS hi
sst he MSe
% or # t their PIT There are
q he if.sI p"'ssn
trash under The market Of the esiiimaie
u e. e @ s 3 s ss % Re- @
de.st iIon, their M neiaI s course.
that a. s @ u g
: Be Ss. f s % q %
aa IT. & ie a y @ @ ns
five always .ola higher price W. s%.
@ a e aP
less than ie above named prices by any person legally author
These Pills have nov been eleven brora the pubic
sSs @ H & S co. s.r t %
n s ia GSS;y Ssn
sTys ista%nai.a q and al dsass. Ibs
Ss 3 q Sssey se Sa T n.ss ~ m
juices and extracts be akea by the child
The adult with perfect safety.
The public will p-ae take notice that hereafter in od
guard them the OF the
scot proprietor, NJ A. iiarrson, will the sn~r
pashsYs T sSasn b. s.e. M 9
sonment in the penitentiary
The only hozed in Padephia for sale The
genuine" Peters Vegetable Pi'n, is j. >. Nupy, ., North
Sixth street, and o,er whether ssnI,
offering sell them in that city reduced pIc,
posor engaged IN the dous rscay Of che the
tor and endaDgerng the health vi citizens. ft
he above remarks apply equally o. York Baltimore nd
70 oe cs-nd in conclusive let b. distinctly understood
hat any individual part Of the uuion, sh. sell oe
attempt TO sell article BE- Peters Veg br
Fills for prices less th, those nam IN this advertisement
winders and iap5scrs, aud will be prosecuted such d.
tectcd by the propr etor or his agents.
AXE ooics hat the only authorized for the sale Of
Peters Vee,b Pills ia Virginia North and South Carolina
Georgia, Fsrida bma, Louisiana, and Tennessee
roge w Bur- ami Beu Arnold and gentleman named
Br ined, their enIoy other persons than the
named authorized sci! Fesrs' Vegetable Pills in the
States toned and thcreioc any individual offering sc
he same witn e n,. At les, u The FOREGOING prices
70 an impostor and the public against him
lncilal office for the OF the reduine toers' Vegetable
Fills. ", Fulton sio~t, New York ,al3 i'm 10
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TO PREVENT THE USE AND ABUSE or MEUCU-
Ky and TIE dreadful effect, cf dses.e cali and
get the advice Of M phslcan aud Of the HuDte
Dsp nsa, NO II VISION stftt 1.-THE remedy ad
~ thorough cue that ever Was discovered Tor ee er!if DIS
eiss I" be obained this place only Doctor Hunters
ed Dc-cures whout niurY 10 the nsututon any res
friction ~ Tie habit, "f h from bree eight days
ruii dirccOus and lite these deass accompany
ca !, val, which # followed guaranteed cure or no
pay taken. Price 81. Beware u couuurtits 2i Imsrc
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DENTIsTRY.

WE undersgned having had numerous oppcr9n., 81
the mouth by Dr. NJ LEvEr Dentist corner Of Broadway
maable in the delicate and adjustment Of bon
whole ard r the upon an original and ngen
Atmospheric therefore, 10 consideration Of duty
the and the public cheeruily recommend Mr. Le
vett to the pafro Of our citizens
New ork leif.
(Sgned,J ISAAC J. GREENWOOD,
Doctor Of Dental Surgery.
JOHN NELSON, NJ: D.,
P.4 TOWNSEND, M. d.
II. MCLEAN, M D.,
Just the beat of
the Teeth founded long and very practice by NJ
Leyett, Dentist.
Persons who have lost Teeth, will BE- informed this little
Of the for replacement and
remaining May be had Of the principal
the city and of the 260 Broadway Of Warren
mhN I'm
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TEETH! TEETH! TEETH!!!
IS Cents Only.
rI'HE Cheapest Operating Office in the cityDecayed teeth
filled and preserved a. 10 be useful dusg life with the
celebrated Mineral Paste, price. IS
Teeth filled with superior Thu Foil so Gus.
Teeth filed with Gold. from IS cts. To 500
All operations warranted at this Office,
N. TAYLOR, Surgeon Dentist,
mhl8 ln~rc 62 East Broadway
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THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
COPAIBA AND SARSAPARILLA,
pOssEss few advantages not enjoyed by any other
dicne the ef all sexual diseases which must
with enlightened puoc render as'aIedly highly popular
needs confinement change Of diet In its approved FORM
that PASTE entirely taseess and unpleasant
seusation the patient
Il acquired the utmost fame IN almost part Of Es
Of medicine and recommended by the
the profession Prepared bv b. Thorne chemist, London
an1 ~ 'a'' JAMES TARkANT, aGs Greenwich st.,
corner Of Warren street.
Also Park Row and 5sI Broadway, 1853 broadway, 3se
Broadwav CORNER Of Walker mhl4 Inns &c
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Prince Edward
MEDICAL, INSTITLTE.

TIME next course Of this Institution will COM
mence on tie Isl OF The ensuing November,
and continue unit, The Isl September, 1916.
All The branches, theoretical and PRACTICAL are
taught during the term, and according 10 he dis
coveres and Improvements OF the present ensh-
ened state of Medical Science. Lectures, de-
mons,raons and daily examinations are the
modes Of impalting instruction adopted.
Particular attention will be given 10 Practical
Anatomy-and private lnfirmary connected
with the institution, and 10 which students are at
all times admitted, will afford them frequent op-
por;unilies OF witnessing important surgical ope-
raiions and cases in medicine.
A full course Of lectures in this institution is
received as equivalent TO one in the Washington
University OF Baltimore and entities The student
10 all the privileges oil second course student in
that school, which is one OF the best in the Union;
thus saving him whole year in time, and al
least 400 dollars in money
The fee for full course will be 500, payable
in advance Those students who pursue course
OF dsseclions will be charged an additional fee
OF $50
Excellent board can be obtained in the imme-
diate vicinity, and on Moderate terms.
Students wishing TO join The Institute would DO
well 10 signify such intention by letter early, and
TO state whether they wish books 10 I've furnished,
as an arrangement effected with Northern pub
fishing house enables the subscribers 10 supply
them al a cheaper rate than the; could Dc pro-
cured elsewhere.
JOHN p. METTAUER, A. M, NJ. D.,
FRANCIS J. METTAUER, \. NJ, NJ. D.
Prince Edward c. h, Va, July S-c~tlN.
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J. thousand PAR 81 Shoes and B'osues for

Al UIoicsaic and R,tail al The
PENITENTlARY STORE
THO dispose othe present large stocklhe Board
i of Directors have made very liberal dis
counts and The Agent can now offer stronger in
ducements to purchasers than he has heretofore
been able to do invite call from dealers, and
those who wish 10 buy for their own use, being
satisfied that they can suit themselves both in
qnai,v and price: also
1900 double wuye Wheat Bags
500 doz. Cast Steel Axes equal 10 anv BRANDY
$50 kegs Wrought Nails, from I'd 10 pod
Trace, Well and Machine Chains
Cart and Wagon Harness
Wheat Fans Cutting Boxes, Ploughs
Refrigerators, Safes, Washstands and Ward.
robes
Wagons. Carts, Drays and Wheelbarrows
Burr Mill.tones, a superior article
2G5 pieces heavy double wove Kerseys
50 pieces White, Colored and Plaid Flannel
Oznaburss and ready made Winter and Sum-
mer Clothing for Servants, which offer Tor sale
on accommodating terms al the Penitentiary. ana
al the Store on l4rh ST, leading TO Mayos brase.
July Is-w6wd&c JAS.C. SPOTTSi Rgt
TN CHANCERY-vIRoiSiA: AT rules held
i in The Clerks Office Of Northampton County
Court, on the 10th day Of July, 1916
John Adams, flainlin:
against
Hillary B Slringer and Leonard B. Noting.
ham. executor Of Elizabeth I. Strinscr, deceas-
"A Defendants.
The defendant Hillary B. Stringer, not having
entered his appearance, and It appearing by Sd.
tiSiactory evidence that he is not an inhabiant Of
this Commonwealth II is ordered, that the said
defendant, Hillary B. Slrineer, do appear here a
the rnles 10 be holden for the said Court, on The
first MONDAY in October next, and answer The bill
Of the plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the CITY OF Richmond, for two months success
sively, and that another copy be posted al me
front door of the Court House OF this county.
A Copy. Teste,
LOUIS P. ROGERS, c. y. T.
I.,l.r nrt-Orn
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MURDER IN THE PENITENTIARY.

Itgiyes US deep pain 10 record, this morning,
the death under most melancholy circumstances,
Of Felix Ferguson, highly esteemed as citizen,
and devoledly beloved BY wife and children, 10
whom he vas ever tender and affeclona,e. fcs,ei-
day morning while Mr.. Ferguson one oflhe keep
ers Of the Peni,en,iary was demonstrating with a
coloTed convict, named Moses Johnson, for his
iieress, the latter seized shoemak-r's knife,
and cut the throat Of Mr.. F., severing the jusular
vein. Mr. F. turned walked a few Steps, and fell.
Before the arrival OF medical aid. he died, from
loss Of blood This gentleman, Who for his
promp, discharge of duty, has thus received his
dea,h-bow from ielons hand, was las year
stabbed By Winston, then, as now, confined in the
Peni!entialy.
Johnson is notorious character, from this
City, and was put in he Penieniiary, We learn,
for larceny.
1t said that, on Friday last, Mr. Ferguson had
been forced 10 chasiisc Johnson for improper con-
duct, and tina, the latter yesterday took his 100
fatal revenge.
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PHILIP B. WINSTON, {. Il. {
July lS-cWSw

Tn CHANCERY. -YlRGINn a, Rules D.
/ in the Clerks Office OF liz Circuit Sp1cG
Court OF Law and Chancery Tor Goccta..
County, Tlh July, ISIS:
Edmund George, administrator Of George "
McLien, deceased, P!amad
against
Henry Massie, late Sheriff Of Gocchlanl con-.
", and administrator OF John Ware, tecea>c
Henry Hatcher and others, Defendants
The defendant, Henry Hatcher, no, harns
entered his appearance and given security g.
coliin. 10 the Act Of Assembly and he Ru :
of this Court and ii satisfactorily appearing a.
he is no, an inhabiiant Of this commonwea.t
|, is ordered lha, the said deicndan', llra.y
Hatcher, DO appear before The Judge q cur "a
Court. at The Conf House, On the ftstcay d; >sr
tember Court ne.i, and answer ;be plaini> q.
and that copy OF this oder be forthwith irseg
ed in some public newspaper, published IN Il.
City Of Richmond, for Two months successive
and posted al The front door OF the Court House Z
this county. A Copy. Te>lr,
July s-cw2m WIN. MILLER. Clera.
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POETRY.
-ruE ORIGIN OF TIE WATFR-LILY

THE ORIGIN or TIE WATFR-LlLf
BY GEORGE AspiSwaLb.
Across lonesome river bridge
maiden went al dead of night,
Wben SCORING o'tS lis moss gin ridge,
Sb,s,w 4 strange, strange sight:
sls s,w srour il fairies dancing,
Down Ia The water, depths below,
And heard their lausa ting through the VALE
As she lid read in fairy tale
\ long, long lime aeo
And some on elm seeds were pfancinS
While brish, The moons chaslc CLEANS ~ere CLAN
cling.
She pcep'd again and saw them throwing
Red coronas o. glowing hre,
And some in silver shells were rowing,
And others tuned the Tyre,
And some pipd lays OF pleasing sadness,
On flutes OF gold, with ruh;es bright
The maiden fell her senses turn,
And every nerve with pleasure burn
Al the unwonl"d sight;
While through Der coursd flood OF madness,
Oi sonl-int0rieating gladness.
Once more the maid essayed 10 peep
Within the limpid, peaI-like steam,
Bn, felt her f,.sh with terror creep
As in troubled dream
And, To- a voice came fearful GEAR,
Ard cried, "Begone or thou shalt rue,
II once again You dare TO look,
A rate7-i,iy ofthc brook,
Rash maid, we'll ,urn thee TO-.
A, This the maid grew white with lear,
And shrieked Tor aid, bul none was near.
And then, in dread, She tried 10 go,
Bnl found too Ia; she could not,
For something seemed co. bitter wo)
To chain her 10 The spot.
Her very blood grew thick and chilly
And lainlne>s filed her with disinay
The dainsel tried, TOO, no. again
To look below, DO, all in vain,
4 charm upon her lay.
She gaz'd gain lla, maiden silly,
And straight became tcate1-L
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/ The boat being 10 windward. was evidently very
well satisfied with things as they were; btli me
canoe seemed determined 10 change their relative
po>i,ion, making one or two Intellectual efforts 10
mass TO the leeward. The bets now went up as
bigh as FIVE 10 one on The boat-hul, suddenly, The
scene was changed. The canoe dropped little
astern. and taking advantage of the hist flaw,
Shot M direc ly alongside and 10 windward OF
her adversary. This manGuvre, so suddenly exc
culed and 50 completely successful, drew loud ap.
nIau.e from all parties. The boat, 10 defeat il II
nnssible. Immediately drew her sheets iai alt, and
ran IN almos into the wind eye The canoe IN
stan.ly execu ed the same move, and, with her
wealLerly position, was enabled TO draw rapidly
ahead. ill she cleared her antagonist, and bore
awav directly for The stake boat. The distance
between the Two now rapidly increased I'LL The
canoe turned the stake-hoaI nearly half mile
ahead Now came the boats turn. The wind
abou, this time had sens bly, lreshened, and had
also reered around, ill il brought The point 10
which they were 10 return directly 10 windward
In going. the canoe had had the wind exactly as
she wanted il. In returning, the boat was ena-
bled 10 show all her superior excellence. From
The moment lhen that both were close hauicd
The boat began sen>ibly 10 come up with me ca
noe The latter was now running unGer heF
ioresail alone, on account OF the increased strength
OF the wind thinking, pr, baby, 10 MAINTAIN her
position TO The last as she mad turned 10 wind
ward 50 much ahead. Blu. this hope II indeed u
was entertained, was now put 10 nor2hi: lor, al
ter running abou, three lourlhs OF The distance
back, The boat came up abreast Of her. and about
hundred yards 10 windward. While IN this re-
la,iye positon, the canoes crew, as last effort,
threw over their large ioresail, and stretched
sma Ter one, and also her mainsail, thus causing
delay Of about Two minutes. but in nowise al
lerps The result of The race, as The boat came out
nearly mile ahead, counting The space necessa-
rily passed over in lacking.
As the result Of this race The honor OF having
The swiflest craft rests with the seaside. As
have said above, the winner was built in New
York. This is her third race, in all OF which she
has proved successful. When first brought here,
a few years ago her beautiful model, almost the
perfection OF ari, excited universal admiration. =
Bnt She has won her present character as race
boat inch by inch. The knowing ones would
cast side glance al her, and pronounce her capa-
hiIiIes of The wind, as yerv respectable; bul her
wonderful qualities, when close hauled, were ne
yer suspected, until they were fairly demonstrated.
Il is true that, in all her races, she has been ma
naged by a crew capable OF bringing out her best
points And, without knotring the fact, think
can say, they would have nooblecion 10 running
her asans, anv other New York boat OF the same
tonnage, ard with a new York crew on board OF
her. NJ
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TN CHANCERY-ViRGINIA:- AT Rules be-.
i in The Clerks Office OF The Circuit SursH..
Court Of Law and Chancery for The coun;y !.
Nouoway, on Thursday, the i0;h day .! jug
Isi5:
Elizabeth Anderson, P!airat
against
Rachel 3. wallhal, Hear,on Green aud :.
rah his wife, Alphens A. Green, Richart
Ne,hery, Wilton Woodruff, George L'cs-5
James Waiihall, Benjamin Ovetlon, JOHN Bs--
win, Richard +. Farrar. Edward I. wing
Thomas A. Green, John Johnson and WisG
Green, De;encdt,
The defendants, Rachel b. W.!hall. Hear-,l
Green and Sarah his wife, and Aiphcu> 4
Green not having entered their appearance az.
given security according 10 the act OF Assent
and rules OF this Court, and il appearing, ~ :
lisfactory evidence that they ale not !nhatlial'
of this COMMONWEALTH is ordered lha! u.
said defendants DO aTrear her. on he hrs dsS
October terla next, and answer the bill u &
plaintiff: and that a copy OF this order he Z z.
with inserted in The Richmond Enquirer isr 4.
months successfully, and that another CO.'S +
posted al the front door OF tie Court house Of -
county. a Copy-Iesie
{. w. FITZGERALD, y. {
Ju1
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University Of MARYLAND

FACULTY OF PHYSIC.-Sr Sos or ls.5-,s-r,
Lectures will commence on Monday Sovrub,, -. ~
and continue until the first Of March ensuing. ~
obstetrice and Medical Ju,i-prudence-Rch7td =,
mott Hall, " ID. y y
Chemistry and Pharmary-Wm. f. A. Akin v ;,
surs-ry-Nathan r. Smrh. NJ u. -
Theran-utics, Matsria Medica and rIycIene-s,m..
Chew, " ID. Suig.
anatomy and Physiology Joseph Roby ~ n
NJ D. '''i
Demonsiraior Of Anatomy-Georse W siiltenLe,,.,
Instruction IN Clinical Medicine and Clinical Sur,s
every day al the Baltimore Inhrma,y op,nsiIs ~. q
deal college. The rooms Tor PRACTICAL anarcn,t y q
he opened October Isl and remain 20 until tie M !,
March following under the change oi he .emopsrt,,
Fees Cor the entire cours. So; naturalization fe
graduation fee 500; clinical o ke free. ds>eciit ~
OPTIONAL with tie student. Comfortable bosrc nj.
Drained in The vicinity OF the Medical College q.
% 10 s. 50 per week =
WILLIAM f. A. AKIN Mp
.'s io-elot Dean Of lBt Farmr,
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washington Academy.

TINE Trustees OF ihi> Institution wish 10 en-
i gage Teacher 70! The ensuing year, who
is qualified = 'eaf' the Latin and Creek Ian, 2,
guascs, Mathematics anG The higher branches Of
English.
All communications (post paiJ) directed 10 Da-
vid Mabin, Esq, or the Secretary, Finnv-Mills
P. o., Amelia county, will be laid before the
Board OF Trustees Tor ;heir delibcralion on the
20lh Of September next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-12

We understand, that MIR. McLane's reception
in England, public as we'll as private, has been
most gratifying to him. and complimentary to
onr Government and President; for, after ALL in
England choose to regard our Minister rather as
an ambassador, representing the person OF The so
vereisn. Mr. McLanc's reception by The Queen
herself is said 10 have been most gracious, and
accompanied with unusual expressions OF respec,
for our Government and chief magistrate A
letter from an intelligent Engii Imam says, that
American things are looking better, and the peo-
pie are recovering from The senseless clamor
which the fanaticism of politics had created in re-
gard to American AFFAIRS I'nio1,
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MIR. Rhert, member Of Congress from South
Carolina, and Mr.. Mann, late United States CON
sui al Bremen, returned home in the Caledonia,
and are al present in this city. We venture 10
say, that they have both returned 10 The United
States with an increased love Tor their county
and her institutions. Mr.. Mann brings dcsfaIch-
e, from Mr.. McLane 81 LONDON ORION.
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a'oWIlaian sso,,Sc

RI c II Nj OND, VIRGINI,
THIS being The season listing The su,..c,.
l. Der would respectfully call attention ~ -
Hotel, 50 long and well kept hy Mrs. Duysi r.
those who know the Powhaian House. r...'
need be said in lis praise:-it, delightful .o..,.s
its fine accommodations, and The order -,
quiet with which il is conducted. maze Il ,Ha..
agreeable resling-place Tor families or inljgitn,
ais.
The friends Of The subscriber, who psiror,.l
him al Dibrell's Springs and the Warm Sr,.nes
are respectfully solicited 10 renew lhe, at,,s,,'
lance with him at the Powhalan House ,na,.I
on level and beautiful emincnce neal the ce,,r.
oithe city, few steps from the Capi,ol C,,ys,.
nor's House and City Hall, ani very coayer,err
10 the Railroad Depots, Boat landings and sg,..
ness part OF The city
g The Powhaian Coach will be in real.res.
10 conTey ? ssensers and baggage 10 and itoo
tie Ho.el wtttoW eior.c, and thus save ,l-,
from 80 cents 10 $ dollar porierage.
a1Y BAR on he basement floor.
Boardper day 81 so.
June 22-d3w&ctt CHAS. I. DIBRFII
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NOTICE.

VIE Society Of Alumni, OF Hamrden $.
i ney College, will hold is annua me,lir. +.
the Jay oithe approaching commencement vi +.
occurs on Inc eth OF III. PRESENT mon,h.
The attendance OF ali the members /, e.r,.,.
iy requested. r. C. ANDERSON
Sept. lee Ss.,,.s,.
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TIE ARMY-PRoMpr MISUNDERSTANDING
several commendaIory notices in The papers, OF
the promptne,s with which the Lexington was
made ready for sea, after receiving orders from
The Navy Department, it may not be irlpropr 10
say thai equal praise is due 10 The Officers OF the
army, for promptly executing their orders 10 AS
semble AMI prepare for embarka,ion The troops
sent out in The Lexington 10 Texas, which sailed
OH The ID inst.
Orders were despatched from the War Depart
ment on the afternoon OF The 23d OF August, lur
the concentration OF seven companies OF ariille.
~ al Fort Columbus, New York harbor thence
10 I've emba kei in the United States ship Lexing-
ton for The army in Texas. Five OF The eompa-
mics were drawn from Frankfort Arsenal, Penn
sylvania; Boston; Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
and Portland, Maine The detachment from The
mo,t distant station (Porland) reached New York
the mgrnins Of The 30.h, when the whole command
OF 4OS officers and men, under Major J. Ervins,
ii regiment Of artillery, with all their supplies
and equipments Tor service, were in pertec, read-
ness 10 embark.
The promplitude with which the orders Of The
War Department were executed is highly credit
able 10 the service ia'on
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Sr DoMlSGo.-W We learn from recent arrival
al New York from Port au Plat, that the Hay
ten army, $4,000 strong, had surprised a small
village belonging 10 the Dominicans, about sky
miles from Port au Plat, in the night and muir
dered all, men, women and children. The Do.
minicans had proclaimed martial law over al!
their part OF the island 10000 Dominican sol.
diers had already arrived at Santa Anga, and
1000 had been sent from Port au Plat 10 that
place, and the army would march Immediately 10
NEE, The Hayticlls The inhabitants al Pert an
Plat, on account OF this news, were in stale
Of great excitement. Business was dull, and TO-
bacco, &c, came in slowly. Several Danish
vessels were loading with tobacco for Europe
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An encampment was lately held at Delaware,
Ohio, which comprised a battalion of Artillery,
a squadron OF Light Dragons, battalion OF
Light Infantry and regiment Of Rifemen. Be-
fore breaking up, resolution was unanimously
adopted by the sodiery, rendering their services 10
the President Of The United States in the event OF
a war with Mexico