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History of the Later Roman Commonwealth
from the end OF the Second Punic Wa TO the death
"i Lulins C@su ; and of the reign of Augustus :;
with life of Trajan, by Thomas Arnold, ID. D.
price So %.
Animal Magnetism or Psycondunamy, by The
on"rc Le@cr, Doctor OF the Medical Faculty of Pa
rie--pricc 3 %.
Expostory Lectures on St Panl's Epistc to the
C"IoTsians-blng an attempt to apply the Apos-
Ties rguncnt respecting the errors on the sub.
Jcc OF the Mediation of Christ at Collosse TO the
present circumstances of the Church by Daniel
Bishop ct Calcutta, and Metropolitan of India
pri $l25.
Twenty four years in the Argentine Republic
embracing Its Civil and Military History and an
account "i IFS political condition, before and dur.
ing The administration of Governor Rosas; his course
OF policy, the causes and character of his intcrfe
renee with the Government OF Muutevideo and
The circumstances which led to the interpostion c,d
England and France, by Col. j. Anthony King
life of Martin Luther, gathered from his own
writing. by NJ. Micheet- price rs ccuts
No. IL Appleton's Literary Miscellany
ne Feopic, by Nj. Muhelct-pricc 50 cents
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NOM ESTIC MEDICINE,n- a =,

DOMESTIC MEDICINE; o.. a treatise on
~ the prevention and cure of diseases, by reoi.
men and simple Medicines, with observations on
Sea Bathing, and the use of the Mineral Waters to
which is annexed dispcnsitory for the use of pri
vate practitioners, by VIM. Bucban M ID.
Directions for the prsseruation and cure off Head
aches, Colds, and Indigestion; with medical pre-
scriptions and cases--interspersed with the most
Mr. Abernetby Sir Ashley Cooper, DR.. Hamilton
and Dr.. W Philip, by Medical Practitioner -
For sale by w. Fl. II. HODGES & co .
June
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SCHOOL bookshelf will always find :,
- general assortment Of School Books AT w n
II. HODGES & cos, Book and Variety store
which they pledge themselves to sell as low If not
lower than any similar establishment in the town
just call if you want to buy Books cheap
June 81
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Rockingham County.-We are pleased 10
learn that Daniel w Courts. Esq. is a candida,e
for The Honse of Commons from this county -
he whole ticket will he elected. lel,er ,o
the Editor from Rockingham says Stewards
speech took well amongst us"
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FRENCH AND GERMAN BOOKS.

ERENCH AND GERMAN BOOKS
4 Surcnne's French Pronouucing Dictionary
oliehdorhs French Grammar, method
learning to read, write and speak the French Ian
guage-price 81 80.
Ollendorff's New Method Of learning to read
S so.
Key to the Exercises in Ollcndcrofps New Meth
od oil learning TO read, write and speak the Ger
man Language price 10 cents. For sale at Ne,
York prices, by. W. VI. II. HODGES x co
Who sell Books as cheap if noi cheaper than an
Bookseller in the tW towns. July =
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ROOKS FROM THE PRESS OF THE

BOOKS FROM THE PRESS OF THE
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Pretty Woman
by Miss Pardoc- price % cents.
Crichton, Novel, by w. II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
% cents.
Voyages Of Discovery and Research within the
arctic Regions, from the year 1918 to the present
time unncr the command of the several Naval OF
hccrs employed by and land in search of a
Northwest passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific
with two attempts to reach the North Pole, by Sir
John Barrow.
The Novitiatc; or, Year among the English
Jesuits; personal narrative, with an essay on the
constitutions, the Confessional Morality, and His,
toro OF the Jesuits, by Andrew Steinmetz
Nos 81, So SO and "a Illustrated Sbakcspearc
No. ID Illustrated Jew.
Part 10 Dictionary of Practical Medicine For
sale by w H. H. HODGES g. 20
June 20
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PEN n LEA YES abound In "a gummy mat
~ ter, which they readily impart to water, form
ing a flcu hiand muciiagc, much used, with grea
advantage, as drink, in summer COMPLAINS n
children, diarrhea. dvsentery, catarrb, &C. To h.,
had, at all times. fresh from the Drug Store. SIG,
OF the Big Mortar. -
July j CHAS II UFJNiTSu A .
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NEW AND yALUABLE BOOKS! jus

~ received at the New Book Store.
Twenty four years in the Argentine Republic,
Anthony King price 81 IL
:, Rccollections of Mexico, by Waddy Thomson
Esq, 81 80
Animal Magnetism, or Psycodunamy, by Theo-
dore Leger, 81 25
Animal Magnetism, by Deeuze, s 90
Life of Maj. Gen. WINFIELD Scott, by f. d. Mans.
field, Esq, 81 81
Napoleon and his Marshals. by J. r. Headly.
Esq, vols. So rs
Lille in California avery interesting book, 4 %
Mahan's Field For,ifcations, 81 90
Stories Of the American Revolution ID cts
A so many valuable Scientific and Historical
Books, at Northern Prices.
June Is N. B.WEBSTER.
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uOYLE'S GAMES; containing the cstaI
~ lishcd Rules and practice Of Whist Braq. 10,
Chess, Baok CANNON, Draughts, Hazard, Domin,
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BUSINESS CARDS.

NEW BOOK STORE.-School Classical aud
IN miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Sc sold bv
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DOCKS WORTH HAVING The Deacon
~ ship, by Robert Boytc G. Howell, D. D. auth,
OF " Sacramento Communion Pastor of the
Baptist Church, Nashville, Tcnn.-price 81 cent
a Pure Christianity the Worlds Only Hope,
Rev'd. r. W Cushmau. For sale at the Book al
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M II. ii. HODGES d CO., wholcsaic and
W.: Retail Dealers in Books. Music and Mu
slcai Instruments. Lamps, and all kinds of Fancy
Goods-Crawford street, POI tsniouth, Va.
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nANIEL s. CHERRY, Manufacturer and
~ Dealer in Stoves Iron, Copper aud Tin Ware,
&C., &c., corner of High and Crawford streets,
roTtsmouth, va. Jan 10
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TAILORING, SECURING AND DY-
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zcns, and public generally. that he has commenced
the business of Garment Renopator, Dying, Scour-
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High street, nearly opposite the Drug Store of II
Buff.
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the United States-the Subscriber having ha,
the most perfect experience, and invariably give
the most ample satisfaction, to those having thci
work done by him.
Gcntlemens Garments of every description, car
be ceansed tn make those that are haf-wor,
appear if almost entirely Ne,u. The process
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and prevents the moth from eating the Cloth.
June % ANDREW (EIIIER.
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n. Is. Price of the Daily Evening Mirror, & 6
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EERGUSON s. Observation-Disclosures, Coal,
IL and general Commission business. Wide Water
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I ETTER PAPER.--An assortment just re.
IL ceivcd by With. HODGES & co.
June 81
TOFFEE.-500 bags Laguayra & prime Green
~ Rio Coffee, for sale by JOSIAH WILLS.
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STEPHEN JAMES, Wholesale and Retail
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ANGER, and Collector, will attend to all business en-
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
DueIs in Mexico.

The papers mention two dues, already fought among
our officers Mexico and refer others yet "come of
This Of things deeply be regretted though per
haps be regarded natural consequence of the
ryafy aud jealousy between different, officers and corps OF
army suddenly collected together from distant
OF the Uoon OF whom unused the tesifnint.
Of discipline, ond desute 10 great extent Of that
,spr do corps which large bodies Of men long
acting together
letter from Layaoea, TeKas. Of October Stu states
that on tho day before duel occurred between Cnpt %
Thomas r. Marshall and Lieut.. Jackson both Of the Ken
lucky brigade Fortunately however, harm was done
both parties 6dnR twice without effect
by the neEt arrival from The seat Of war" the public
expect hear the issue Of duel between Cen Humphrey
Marshall Of Kentucky and Col Bale Peyton Of New Or
lsaus-otRnstng h is understood IN the hostility of
Marshall to Gen. Taylof Marshall offended by being
lcit al Camirgo, while Brgadofs Homer and Quitman
juniors IN rank, selected by Gen. Taylor 10 accom-.
pany him Monterey and expressing hmsef with greot
harshness towafds Gen Taylor hs donuncatons wore r
PEELED and reofod by Col Peyt2n. The consequence has
been, have appfohend fatal one OF both Of
them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
General But,er-Ce.cro, Tnx,or

We disposed to attach any credit TO tho run,or.
hs, days ago rife regard the want Of nerve
exhibited by Gen. Butler in the battle Of
that have ceased 10 be cpeSd and which have been fol-
lowed by others Of opposite ehsrac reproaehng
b. with rashness rather than eowardice. We publish
day letter from Gen. b. in which incidentally defends
himself from the latter impuiaticnwith how much
cess our mesgre Hieial details do justify express
ing an opinion. Politically opposed Gen Butler and
believing. as we do, that he Mexico by the
Administration with the design OF superscding Gen Tay
Tor We nevertheless cannot say word which
shall dcae from his hard earned fame rs gallant soldier
and an accomplished officer. Ills deeds Of herosm in the
war OF 1917 were alone sufficient with pei the charge
OF umidiy IN his and bloody charge upon the Mex
lean forces, and hope that the official dispatches will
esonea'e him from for unnecessarily r.king the
lives OF the troops under his command.
IL will be that Gen Butler entirely approves Of the
terms Of the caP,uaon agreed upon by the
appointed TO them, and subsequently confirmed by
Generals Taylor and Ampuda. We beg leave to suggest
that the appreciation thus expressed, OF this arrangement
the leading provisions Of which have been harhy er
uzed and condemned by certain carpet knighs" neces-
snr'y ignorant OF the circumstances which the opinion
OF our gallant and spacious commander well az of his
leading officers rendered them cIpedent not necessary
Is more than sufficient vindcae its proptiety parte
larry IN the absence OF impeachment of wisdom
IRON quarters entitled TO especial respect of tho
writers from the camp, II is true express themselves in
terms OF strong dissatisfaction; bat the subaerns of an
army rarely qualified Judge Of the poPrie,y OF the
course pursued by their commanders At all events Gen
Tayloand the officers by whom he counseled are en-
title to the benefit OF silence, until they be heard in
their behalf and feel well assured that when they
shall have fully reported the Government the by
which they influenced, there will be but one opin-
ion as to the wisdom OF their course.
We hope that the intel gent Washington correspondent
OF the Express is not mistaken the opinion that the
Executive is becoming convinced that General Taylor did
well in making the terms with the enemy which the
result Of the capulation OF Ampuda. The less of life
(he says would have been double what it
was the battles had been further prosecuted The MeIi
cans would have suffered but such wholesale car
would have ensued from continuance of the fight
would have been the poorest possible satisfaction. Gen
Taylor would have found prisoners and about
camp than he had soldiers in his army These too
had To be fed and he had the provisions feed them
with They would also have be placed under secure
guard, and he bad the numerical guard them
Then as now, be could only have found himself secure
possession OF the city, which the great object Of the
battle"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
Another Nauvoo Expcdi,iou

SrEINCFIELD, lliunuis,) October %
Hancock ErpedfOH-Pufsuant 10 the proc amAti,n of
Gov Ford, Of the I2,h nstaai company of volunteer
{" the number OF one hundred and eleven was raised IN
ths cay 70 be cent against the mob InfesnR tn. ILL.,
'aed Guy OF Nau'oo. The company elected Col Robert
Allen their captain and John Connolly nnd r. w Dller
their hrs AID second ieutonlns Two brass SIX peuod
ere, well appointed and manned by skfu arnlless ae-
company the expedition. As soon as the troop. ,y.,.
enrolled, preparations for their departure were made with
tue utmost Dispatch and they lett on Tuesday last
about noon They will unqussionaby receive large &c
eessions OF volunteers on their route Ample prov
mas been MADE Tor aiming and equppng such a. NAV ion
them The Governor heads the expedition in person
II Is ms determination to put an end at all hazards to the
violence and o1ages that have brought disgrace upon the
STATE HIS force will undoubtedly be, by tho time he
reaches the theatre Of action. amply sufficient for the
pose and the public sentiment will sustain him in reso,,
ing necessary, TO the last extremity in restoring The
supremacy Of the laws and yndeaung the character Of
the State. "
LII said that tho respectable portion Of the old c
Lcns o Hancock who have been IN driving off tho
Mornons, look with dssppfObatyn upon the
o. the mob aud that they will oppose mpedment to tho
oiios Of the Executive suppress the mob and bring az
many o. nose composing II as possible justice. Should
Their Old preIudces against the citizens of Nauvoo r
proIccu-n Tor their former companions in insurrectiyn
lead them % throw Obstacles in is way OF the expedition
us ~ DO hoped that the abiding portion the people
Of Illinois will not be slow come up 10 the and OF he
Governor lawless mob. flushed with triumph and rev.
eIng upon The proceeds Of plumber rarely abandon von
AMY ihoif mad OF violence and the immunity from
punishment 90 long enjoyed BY the anti Mormon mob nsy
omboden ihom TO systematic resistance Of the highest
authority known 10 the laws. Should they, IN their mad
ne's resist the Governor and his posse, the people will MT
ii 10 90 tne duty a. good citizens, BY raIlyng around
NE laws Of the State and protecting them from further
dBgruceiul violation. crises has arrived hen PROMPT
and ecent action h demanded, aud such the popular
lndgnuOn against tho heatess aud bloody ruff hold
ing military possossDa O Nauvoo, leave no doubt OF
readiness on the part Of the people put forth ell their
energies whenever hey may DO required.
~ 10 be hoped hs the issue Of the present expedition
viii DC me restoration Of aw, order and tranquility the 70.
pose Of tie public mnd and The restoration Of tho chstae
Ter ut The STATE TO the respect of the and the world
Nohi1g short Of these will the dsbsndng Of the
posse ond unu these shall be accomplished the people
should b. willing ~ susan any expense end bear any bur
dcn.-ReR.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
CIairvoynncc ou,ao,,..

Yesterday forenoon NO prcscnt Of select CONVEX
ssionc, al the residence OF Mr. Franklin surgeon Long
Mitigate. which held for the purpose OF testing the nc
cufacy OF eertsn made rcspectnr
who has recently arrived in this Thi. gentemsn to
whom We refer 10 Rabbi Professor Dsnnemack Of Hunea
ry who claims the possession OF certain
ers OF memory and sight. vol the gift Of
hee were Tour persons present at tho conveszione be-
sides the professor and three Of them Understood the
brew language, which 10 that which the stronger perform.
his wonders The PROFESSOR who appears his native COS.
tune seems 10 be about Is years Of age and has
kaby quick. penetrating to which crcu some
people attribute Of the faculties with which
he endowed How this may be know not and to u.
few OF the performances OF tho professor n the
zone. He shown private letter which n y, a. ,r,
possible he could have seen BEFORE and merely ganene
a the hrs page stated that u contained - lines The nes
were carefully counted by the gentlemen present and 4,
was found that the number mentioned by the profre.or
was precisely tho number which the page contained
Another letter was shown him. when the process
gone through and with the result A hebrew volume
not the professors but Mr. Frankin was then
The book was opened by one OF the party and the number
OF the page given To the professor The book then
opened at smother place. interval probably of 100
leaves from the FIRST opened The Of the
At the second opening the professor informed Of
sent then his fornger upon point in one Of the
At the hrst opening and tho Professor he
nime the word Immediately under he finger Of the CORE
spending point in one OF the the second opening
In this no completely succeeded.
Hebrew aud Eogish lexicon, belonging to Mr. Frank
lin, and which Professor Dannem,rck could not have
before, then handed him. The book was ope ned AZ
pages $50 and 23l by OF the par " such way that
the professor could not see xbst Wa, ,h.i, on,.n,
different point. werc chosen by ,bs ,on,l.mon n @
at the top Of $50 one nj The boom of Tho go -
on the fifth line of page a2l and the n,ocs.p, 49,
took what the words which would be found nj
the sc several points In tbi, he ,g,i, comn.,. S
ed. He then took the same book which ,,a. n. ,,Iv 49,
ed in such manner by one of the sen,lemrn ill.,, IT,
was no possibility of the Professors seeing what wa, the
number Of tie page nj the opening Tn, s,n,sn. ~ o
thrust his finger the opening and the professor
the words at the extremity Of the organ Tbi, bc 10
pea'ed One OF the parry put his finger upon the binding
outside the book and the Professor stated that he conj
name two word, opno.i,e In an. 6r,., 4, . -. - - :
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
Put the saddle on the right Horse
Who attacks the Volunteers nowe

Il will be reeolec,ed by reaSers that the Union i'm
mediaely before the Baltimore election, stated that the
Ways IN the habit OF attacking the volunteers
THIS statemen, bad the sghes, foundation in aet but
supposed well adapted the hearts Of the Bal
umoTeaus large number OF whom had friends at that mo-
volunteers in tie ranks of General Tayors
army, against the Wing party.
In order to lie, the people what party it is that really
abuses the volunteers copy the following furious IT,
rade from the Charleston Mercury No Wing paper ever
has yet, far know, given publicity to such whole
sale denunciaon OF those gallant citizens who offered W
their lives the walls OF Monterey as freely as If their
blood had been Let the Union listen to its own
Locooco brother, and then say what Wing ever did the
like Of this!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
RICHMOND. Nov. ?, 1916.
To Tie Editors of the Whig:

To tie Editors Of the Whig
GESTLENES-As the time Is rapidly approaching, when
ell who entitled the right Of suffrage will be called
upon decide viva voce, who shs be next Repre-
sentative in Congress, permit most respectfully 10
nominate the Hon joins VI. BORIS as q person in every
way qualified TO discharge, with honor himself and the
country, the duties OF that most responsible Office The
character Of this distinguished VTginan too well known
TO call forth any comment whatever my hands H..
fame rot like that Of many men, confined within the
limit OF their native State, but rather like the heat
OF the sun, It is known exist throughout tns entire
Union. Yes; the name Of John VI. Bors " n live when
the which shall have been erected over lis re-
mains shall have crunbed into ashes yes live and for
flow up and down the OF Time and rem,n
among the Of humanity like the pillar Of Pomp,y m
the desert. We such a man ne John NJ Bolts
gard the interests Of the Old Commonwealth; for be
will tell those who wish to inuro her, thher shall they
come and no farther. r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-04
M Tho dave Geor,e Kirk ihe apprnhen.inn of whom.

IL The slave George Kirk, the apprehension OF whom,
in New York, has given rise much excitement in
that city, Friday last discharged from custody BY
order OF Judge Edmonds. who pronounced long opinion
the case which he decided that the under
which the boy had been arrested UNCONVENTIONAL
The decision Of the Court received with applause by
the audience which presume consisted for the
part Of the fanatics whose symPatsies had been gene
rally aroused by the apprehension OF the slave We have
long to the conclusion that the Cours in the
non-savehoding States will enforce the laws in
RELATION fugitive slaves, by assuming that they are
unconstitutional and every days observation satisfies Of
Its correctness.