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EADACli-SItk Ok NhkNPlS. lh"c
= = Who have suffered and are weary Of suiler-
ing with this distressing complaint, Nj. ind Re
tiers Vegetable Pllis remedi al once certain and
umedI4;c IN It's elects, O"e single dose OF The
pills laktn soon as the LtHdGcl s Icll coa4ig Oh,
NilI cure it in enc huur entirely.
a. remedy II summer and bowel complaints
they display tbcr ~audcfl4i powers 10 admua.
uou, aud far superior to any lining 40 use iof those
Complaints.
II Dyspepsia and Liver complaints they stand
uurNailtt.
Many have bren cured IA ie" "tets' after
having suffered uuaei The dreadful. complaint 'y'
years, ....
j. iU'NaI coshNtness l"ey are "ee. H@o'y su'
rtfior To any vegetable pill ever Brought before
the pubic, aad che 80 cent BOX "a establish
theH surprising Nr.ucs aud pace them beyond
iAc reach o! doubt 10 tie estimation Vi every IN.
distdual.
They are invaluable in nervous and hyPochon'
dreal affections, los OF appetite, aud all com.
plants to winch females alone are SUBJECT
They are mild IN their action, and convey al.
most immediate COlNicttpu OF btIr ub4ty nom
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Warrantee Deeds for sale at his office,
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change igr all binds of Country Produce, sach ny
Corn, Neal, -iour. Bacon, lard.
Tallow, Ecesu;.N. Feathers. Far.
Domestic Cloth, Old Pewter ana
Old Copper. They have on hand ,eycra,
very handsome Stoves which S. ~ he sold unusl.
ais iow for Cash or Barter. determined 10 know
no, even Tie meaning Of tie word credit,
The Timing Business will be carried on Ut
the shop formerly occupied by J. sumner s Co
be done IN The very best laaaaer.
A., ORDERS will receive promp, attention.
A BEATTY & co.
Chdrlgtfc, Dec Il. lsi5 lltf
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Sugar and GORGE.

AtUPERlOR lot Of RIO COFFEE and MUS
- CONADO SUGAR,
Il.B&L.S WILLIAMS.
OetlT,ls4i. 2u
STATE or NORIIiCAROLiNA,
MrCKLENRURC COZ NTI.
Court Of Equity, Angust Term, lsl3.
Miles Abcrna'hey ct al p,,,,.,.,o.,ut.n1
WIN Reuwick Ct al,
I'll appearing To the satisfaction OF the Court,
II that VIM. Renwick is moi resident OF tins
State, IS OldcItG that advertisement be made
SIX weeks IN the Charlotte journal, notifying SAID
defendant that unless he be and appear the next
Court Of Equity, 10 be held for the county OF
McckIenburg at the Court House N Charlotte, on
the l,h Monday in February next, and answer OF
dcmur, the Petition will be heard q Pdrte and
ucttd on accordingly. by order,
ID, II, DUNLAP, {. NJ, +,
Mecklcnburg Co, n, {, Dec 23d, lsl5,
IN. Es. n l.. -. Williams
EHAvE splendid stock of HATS and CAPS
~ of the latest Fall Fashions
OCT. II, lS4j. III
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LOOK HERE!

HtOOD SOLE LEATHER, the best article
Sp ior 20 cents per ID.
u.B& l.. S. WILLIAMS.
OcLl7, lS45. 2H
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& NOTICE..

FMVTIE urn Of j. ST MINK & co. hav.
II ing been dissolved on the 81 day Of
November last, al those indebted TO them either
by Note 0, Book Account are informed that the
same must be pad 10y the Isl of January, i-lG.
or their notes aud accounts will DO given to an
officer for collection without respect of persons,
as the firm must be closed immediately.
J. SUMNER & co.
Charlotte Dec L. I-tJ
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Farmers Call and see

EE B.& J.. :. WILLIAMS BAGGlNG and
b q : ROrlNG, both good articles and viii he
old al Chofaw prices.
Oeil7.lsi5. 2r
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VOLUME XVI. !
Il. J. HOLT0N,
EDITOR. PROPRIETOR q PUBLISHER
TER MS:

TERMS:
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS If not
paid IA adoabee. THREE DOLLARS If not
pad ioithia sir months and THREE Dol.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS u not paid IN
~ after the expiration Of The gear. No paper
aiscsatiaUed unti all arrenages are pad, ~.
etpt at The option Of The Editor.
Z \ AdrdtisemeRts inserted al One Dollar pr
squire, &c tiaes less, this sized fype.) or the
fret insertion. aud IS eeHfs for each cOnfina.
gaee. Count adpeItisemsHts aud SheuB's Salts
charged p per cent. hgber; and deduction Of
81. per cent 10 II BE- made from me rrguigr PIT.
ees, for afee'tisers BY ne year Iduerfistmcnts
married monthly quarterly Fl per squire ~
each time. Ssmi.mOsihly - CENTS PEI square
fy sach time
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Cen. GninnS.

We stated yesterday that Gens. Brooke and Brady COL
Crane, and Capt Lee, had been constituted Court Of
inquiry to assemble Fort Monroe, on the 18th inst
upon the charges against Cen Gaines The points Of in
quiry, stated IN the Union, follows
LIST. In calling upon the governors Of several OF the
States Tor volunteers militia mustered into the
vice oi the United States between the let and 10th of
May, 1876 and to examine also into the authority and
circumstances under which the said calls made.
I'd. In calling upon the governors Of several Of the
States, between the Sh Of May and 10th Of June 1886
for volunteers militia be mustered into the service Of
the United States aud also in appointing authou,ng
certain indiViduas-frOm the st o. May the 5th VI
June, lo46lO raise troops be mustered into the SER
Of the United States and 70 the author.
~ and circumstances under which such done.
Sd. Ia organizing and mastering, causing be
tered, into the service Of the United States body OF vol
unteers militia Of the state Of Of Alabama about the
18th OF June lo4G aud TO examine into the crcum.
stance calling for the said Of Gen Gaines IN refer.
ence to instructions given him by the Secretary Of War
IN letters dated respectively the 25h Of May aud the st
Of June 1876 and the order OF June 2 s4G. relieving
him from tho command Of the division Of the ar
my.
4th In giving orders, since the Let Of May, 1896 IA
officers VI the ordnance, commissafy quarermastcr and
pay departments, and distribute ordnance and ord
nance stores subsistence stores and for tho disbursement
and payment VI public funds designated indiv
duals or bodies Of and inquire also whether the
persons 10 whom such issues payments ordered
made, legally in the Of the United States, O
properly authorized receive have the custody Of pub
Tic property money.
The ordered report the facts the case ant
10 express opinion thereon.
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the uHpriHcipled character (~c use the phrase in
its political sense) Of large portion o his party.
and OF their abolition atinitics," we have now
no comment To make. We commend them 10 the
sober second thought" OF the democracy of the
South. who have been often aud cmphatical.
ly told that these very men arc their natural
allies"
II will be seen that Mr.. Iancey, going beyond
the subject under discussion, confirms rumor.
heretofore extensively prevalent. that the Cal
houn wing Of the Administration party, of which
he is member, will not again submit to a Con.
ventonal nomination of candidate for the Presi-
dency. We are not surprised that they arc hear.
tily sick of Conventions. The events Of the last
SIX months, indeed, furnish an instructive COM
mentary upon the labors of the Baltimore Con-
vention of ls44,-a body which scattered the
Dragons teeth, that are now springing up around
them, armed men.
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Prom hs .4i,Iaa ria 0ad, JsIy ..
DAMAGE BY TIE RECENT RAINS

Our worst fears 70 the probsbe damago from the re-
cent heavy rains In this ghborhood have been realized
The food Of Tuesday night spread havoc wherever il *.
tended The most serious injury happened 10 tho Alex.
sndfia Caaa 81 Guv,y Run, on Mr. Cususs land where
loarn serious breach occurred Il will probably
iako time and considerable expense TO repair bis
breach The water in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
will b. s said, be Withdrawn lhi, month hieh
will alleviate the effects likely result f.om i. accidents
culyeu the Middle Turnpike Road near Skidmores
about five mills from town, was carrie away and tho
road that point rendered impossible. Some damage has
been done q culvof the Little River Turnpike Road
town Hoohs Run overlooked its banks and the low
Rrouuds both sides were covered, down 10 Hunting
Creek, nI1rng the modows and farm lots OIL along belong
ing 10 different gentlemen Mr. Beers and Mr. HooH's
meadows especially injured. At Cameron Mill Farm
M Wirdsor's) great damogo wss DONE by the loss Of
shocks Of grain aud hay standing the fields and con
siderable fencing The mill was also much injured
Tho loss s osnated a. thousand dollars incln
ding five hundred bushsls Of wheat. The farm Of
Mr. Harrison, the other sido II Cameron Run was also
much injured, and the loss considerable. We also learn
ihat much wheat lost by being washed away from the
farm ~ Gen John Mason; aud Mr. Peter Tresser lost
good deal Of fencing and sustained much damage In HE
grass lots and corn-held The mill at Central Mil
on Homes Run, owned by Mossrs. Wheat % fihs paeo
was washed away Mr.. Brown 81 his slaughter house
near town, had several sheep drowned aud came near
losing hs own life IN the flood. Several other gentlemen
besides hose mentioned above owning farms md os west
Of town, have lost considerable In their crops this s the
heaviest Hood tits sad, which has occurred here since tho
year 1916.
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CAUCUS! CAUCUS 4!

As the dominant party acknowledge the supremacy OF
the CdHeas diefatOa, and hold their President bound 10
obey all the orders issued by the DsaOerste Caucus held
IN Baltimore IN the month of Nay lsII think that the
following definition OF the Hsfzre Of a caucus As STA
ted IN puane Aurora, OF the 18th February lsOO may
excite some interest:
on this occasion it may be impairment TO intro
ouee an GHeedOie, which will illustrate the nature of
eaHeHses, aud show that popular government may
IN the hands OF faction, be completely abused as
" COasuLs, -
1t IS easily conceivable, in the recent changes in
FRANCE that tins spirit Of may be conducted
IN progression down three persons thus three
leading Characters may agree upon measures ap-
proved by any two OF them; these three may add two
o'hers and they would be majority OF five those
adding tour others would be majority OF nine. and these
nine possess all the power ot majority OF
linus II Is seen, that apPoinsd meeting OF seventeen
persons may carry eecuOn which approved by only
nne the other eisA having bound themselves with
ue majority OF the caucus IN election where there
ihriythrec voters. Such is the way that James n Polk
was elected by " a faction" better than the selS.
created CoHsuts Surely the Democracy will repu.
date the opinion OF WILLIAM DUANE
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Fourth Of July.

We requested state that according to agreement
among the officers OF the several voluneer Companies of
the City, the following ceremonies will take place the
4h Instant
The morning salute will be fired by detachment OF the
ARTILLERY.
The Declaration Of Independence will be read, in the
African Church at ten o'clock, by OLIVER 2. BALpwis
after which Grafton will be pronounced by JouN Ran
TUcKrR the be preceded by prayer
ftom the Rev Robert RyLANp.
The line OF Volunteers will be formed in front OF the
City Hall half past nine o'clock under command Of the
senior officer present.
The citizens invited join in the procession the
Church Co.'s. Bigger and Meredith the Msrshals to
form and conduct them.
After the Grafton the line will be reformed in front Of
the Church. and will march thence Franklin street.
down Franklin TO the Old Market thence Main street,
up Main to 9th, thence Broad street. and thence to the
Capitol Square, where the National Salute will be fired
O'Clock.
The Evening Salute will be fired by the Artillery and
Infantry at Z o'clock.
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From the n. o. Pieayune, June &c.
FROM KINGSTON

Tho bngs Lewis Walsh, Captain Leland, and ]. A.
Lancaster, Captain Sooy arrived tins port yesterday a-
'cnoon from Kingston Jamaoa whence they sailed on the
lIi inst They bring Of any interest except that
the market Is overlooked with American produce The
officers Of both vessels bring report which we trust j. in
correct although It comes from pretty good authority
They report that the BRUSH brig Telegraph from this port
Captain Young, arrived Kingston on the 9Th inst and
reported thst on the 9th inst when Of Cape Antonio
raksh looking schooner having oil the appearance Of
puVateer giving chase 10 American ship and dsnety
saw the schooner lire two windward guns at her Two
American vessels we're anchor under the Point aud Can
tam Dung believed them be prizes OF the schooner
lie immediately hoistsd English eoors and bore away for
kingston This report created intense exeitarnsn, on
Shore and was dsbeoved until the log Of tho Telegraph
was examined where the cifcumstanae was found entered
Many persons, however, believed the matter 10 be hoax
Of Captain foungs got for the purpose lettering other
vessels from this port from going with produce There
were i've American vessels port when this report was
circulated az Kingston and they oil took IN ballast inms
da'cly, and commenced beating to the wndward
through Crooked Island When the Lancaster nd Walst
passed Cape Antonio about u o'clock ON the night Of IN,
2is they could nothing Of the prvateer or her pzes
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fight.
The Now Tariff.

The increase OF to the amount Of 900 OOO
which the Secretary OF the Treasury expects receive from
reduced duties, under the Tariff be derived from
foreign made articles which only be consumed by
ierng with similar articles made home This lsaid Mr.
winthrop, IN his speech IN the House OF Representatives
was the Secretarys view and important ascertain
OF what items this aggregate increase be composed
and what branches OF domestic labor be sacrificed
tie read from printed estimates the following items
An increase OF importation Of IEoS, in pigs bars Sheets
bands rods bars and hoops to the amount OF Sls5 0O0
an increased importation OF sugsT and moasses and syrup
Of molasses, TO the amount Of $780, 900.
An increased importation OF 81 100000 of the various
manufactures OF SOOl and sorsted and Of 5000 900 Of
lcOOi.
An increase OF importation OF cotton manufacture TO
the amount of SIS $4,000.
AnInereased importation Of Coal and Coke the amount
oi SIPS 900.
An increased importation Of COTdage OF SI7O OO0 and
OF various kinds OF manufactured Hemp the amount Of
sos 600.
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| M A.,
We nave oeen politely favored with the following L
tract Of letter received by gentleman in this city dated
| a. s Smr Sr N,,v,s
| Orr T,N.,co Ian. "a ,s,e
| ~, - 1900 , ~ ~
war Vows space os the s'h inst, we discovered
. , 'uus sno,ne' 'o'' on ne Noiih side OF the
h " vac ,'o', anu ~ one oeo,k' T. M, We got the
p W" " Is .nuJ oP'ss, 5000 IN. anu when with
n " ue ',' su oos'', 'ne is"er hree IN mum
| ~, u "''ins aoo' one nanu'eu opened a IRE upon
| 49, "s y" = e' suo'e shu 40 shoa' waier' We
| -. n." ., ~ ~ us Sxn' sno, before ~ De-
| 49, ,sy, ' Gus n IN VIC uo, OUT NJ tnree
| IN Ill. - 90 .J - -. ns uhuI We hau htou
| an. .n.,', ,-,,,..s - II - ie 'as' ieneonue,
| - -. -. - ~, Is - u' "n sn", from 10
| nn,cr Our .fnro To-, >, 1 sI L U.s. w ,eH uI1eeuy
main ton mss, .nd On. 60. d. r., WV Ss s"u
| J;.,"sf ~ 'e ''e' '"' '0o'' inc others teH al
| rhr s,s, shall x.h,.h h,., v., ,L f., 49,, -
s,ldi,, I,,,, ,Lo ,.hL,,ksJ ,k 49, VSeou ',e'y
,m,nsa,.,.is ~ r. 49, ~ 49, y, mem mk,ng
tween ons Of the .cboone, go, I'D s.h as s DC
he, . f,.rn,.n, -. - - - =. "o'oiu
,,,rin, h S,h =. - - -, , srss'
one corner of The cu.,an hon. 80 I""I, ne nSn''
hon.e ON The north 81. Of an. -, -. 80 =
no.,on of .h.II. anJ .,II;.. :, r. ', ''e oa-
The burs,in, of ano,hcr shsII .,rhsni t. su' 10y
raes,ey 4, b,vin, heep .h.,,.,nJ -, hi. ~
,urne his valu,b. person U.yinS J,;vcn ,h 80, ,.
their embryo fort we returned n, ,,, cho,. =, -
tbre, NeN " "" P"s'
We wero not satisfied. bow.vc, with ,h;. ....,
for Yesterday NC pr,,ec,,J +, nj an Co. .,,; .
boats and aceordnyiv q, d,sk Lo;.,,J ~, 81 - . So
we'd there the launch having min, ponder in ,h r. 81
at 10 O'Clock p NJ 90, upd,r,yeigb mi h,h, - -
nc arer the shore about one and L,Is H. "a % 'P
longer time TO describe the minut, of tbi, IA, ,h,
can devote TO il now ", had de.i,od ., - -
tack before the moon rose but co,Id no, All ,"I~L
she lifting her head above the bo,i,o, 49, 90 s.
boats left the ship every thing having her Dr.v;I
ranged by our gallant CAPTAIN Mind Won we no, ni
had the difficulty OF capturing three heavy gunboat. with
20 or more mon in each and 10 oue Fr of which ,,o
had to pass within 50 yards but there was Janscron h
to be CROSSED, bat rs TO De found We pulled into the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-04
dscupraICoUrt.

The summer term Of this Court closed yesterday. The
following Judges present: Messrs Smith, LomaT
Thompson, Field, Duncan, Talaieuo. Brown, McComos
Leigh, Scarburg, Wilson, Cloplon, Nicholas aud Christian
Yo,torduy's Enquirer says
"Thoy have had quite laborous session. Judge Scar.
burg yesterday delivered the opinion Of The Court batch
OF oascs for violation Of the og1ns retailing ardent
spirits without license.
There were two interesting Of murder from Spot.
sylvania viz -McWhiu and Ferguson, under Joint in
dicmen The petition for writ Of error was argued Tor the
prisoners by X G.. H. Moncute Esq Of Spotsy wants. and
Tor the Commonwealth by Attorney General Baxter The
arguments Of counsel on both sides said 10 have been
able and cafncd-Iho Court has yet given its udg.
mcnt
The motion Ter trial in the case from Chesterfield
Of Everett Day. Tree Of color coveted Of rape was
unanimously ovoruod-tTho cnmnsl, has, we belle We,
broken JaiIl
Tho great case Of the OHIO kjnoppsfs at Parkorsburg
viii not be decided nc this Judge McCOmas was
forced 10 leave Richmond Of the alarming w.
ms OF hs mother, and there Is Sufficient number Of
Judges present. who heard the arguuent form Court
in the csso."
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Response.

Take them-wear them-proudly wear.
Braided round tina, lofty brow.
Laurels, 'mid thine ebou hair,
Blooming ever fresh AZ now
What though rudost hands have twined
Garlands thou hast nobly went
Faithful hearts the wreath will bind.
And breathe thy name from sire TO son.
Grateful, we accept the gift,
rendered thro' thy gallant friend;
CheeHully thy banner lit,
Onward bearing to the end.
Wrought by thee, it mounts the skies,
Flaming DER US through the field!
Where a freeman fights or flies,
While it floats we cannot yield.
With the prayers that nerve the brave
For the charge that wins the Jay,
Thine will mingle-they will save:
Should We dash like gallant Nay,
Through the blacklist storm OF war.
Winning glory or the grave
Ever still guiding star"
There thy dag shall proudly wave.
Traced upon its gorgeous folds,
Flashing DER the brave and free,
Sacred emblems it unroils,
Dear to Us as dear TO thee
Fear thee not, my noble girl:
Stainless ever shall it be,
As when first thou did'st unfun
The virgin flag OF liberty -
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"sN'''""s, ana E'erhaps tmp0rtant."
We lind the following mysterious paragraph in the New
Orleans Times Of the Goth ultino:
An eminent commercial house OF this city, Ia. reeciy-
co Instructions 20 charter vessel either for Vera Cruz or
peo' iof 'ne purpose OF conveying thiIher gentle
man who has recently arrived at the N,Ttb om Enyl,nd
Wsemet with tour companions. The letter to that efee
when has been exhibited to that the party in cues
u"n having poeerJui fo1 avoiding the Havana
route, applied to Government at Westminster for No.
mission to proceed 10 Mexico unmoested and To charter
sse' win that view at New Orleans. The request was
onp granted but instructions have been aTded to
SUmodore CONNER 10 facilitate the object Of the travellers
ey transferring them on board Of English man.oT war
RON whence they can be easily landed either ol the
above mentioned places The vessel will be ready m
by the LIST of July.
=, The gentleman in question is a near relative OF the
-. An Ambassador IN London, and is waiting pgoba-
bly, at New York. for dispatches by the Csl,o s,c,n,.,
now Que Ills movements may have elton with
me existing state OF affairs in Mexico AT all events the
inference Is not improbable"
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Prom the Baltimore Clipper. July 2.

Destructive FREsHET.-GTsaf loss Il prepeyfy. We
received last night lengthy letter from our Washing ton
correspondent giving Of the heavy rain Of Tues.
day night, but the important from the South has
crowded out lie states that Prince Georges county
great damage done. Charles b. Calvert ESQ., had eli
the enong on his farm swept away neighbor nearly 800
tons OF hay; Dr. Penn, Of Bladensburg Mr. W KirkwOod
and others great sufferers. Badonsburg 10 inundated
bridges swept away, and the crops ruined.
In Washington Pennsylvania Avenue, from Centre Mar
ket TO COemans hotel, flooded deep enough W float
canoe wooden bridge the Tiber and a culver
on the Alexandra Canal, which cost 50 900, are swept
off, The wall Of the cemetery, the Congre
burying ground was thrown down. The Chesap eake
and Ohio Canal has doubt sufferers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-04
4 Rel nrOnnseh.

gentleman OF this City proposes 20 bet Hat that II
the Tariff BILL before the House Of Representatives
should ever reach the Senate the Hon John C. Calhoun
w IN the hfst place, make speechn the second place
That he will distinctly and Gmphacaly recognize the prin
cPe Of proiccuon-ihifdy, that ~ this he wall claim IL be
perfectly coasIsent-fourlhy that he will undertake 10
show, either that he has always advocated reasonable pro-
lection TO all industrial pursuits that circumstances have
changed. but that he has not-aud lastly that he vote.
against the bill.
Name left with the Editors
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LINES
fdd'e'scdto the Henroo Light Dungeons on preseni6g
them tciih Banner.

dressedto the Henrioo Light Dungeons on
them iciih Banner,
Take it-may il proudly wave.
Ger the fearless and the fee;
Guard It still, We true and brave.
The unstaincd nag OF liberty,
What though woman's feeble hand
Wrought the folds that DER We SWELL
Stronger hands shall bear il up,
Danng hearts shall guard il WELL
Should the trimpct'S thrilling note,
Call ye 10 the battle. field;
May this banner proudly float
Over hearts that never weld,
Guard II well-and should We fall,
Ger thy bier its folds shall spread,
Proudly, and yet mournhlly
Dropping DER the gallant dead.
la the far and sunny South,
In the Montezuma's halls:
Whcrc-So-e'cr the trumpet's note
Fearless hearts 10 battle calls
May this banner there be seen
Waving DER the cloud Of war.
Mid the conflicts stormy tide.
Ever still guiding star
Rally round 1t firm and true;
Never yield it TO thy Zoe;
Grasp it with freeman's power
Gnani IT, though thy hie-blood How;
Gaze alott 10 yon proud bind.
Mark its gaze 80 wild and free;
Follow still its daring light
And thine shall be the victory.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-04

We called yesterday at the Mansion House, Por.
trait Of the late Mr. Peasants, painted by Mr. Warfl Of
Lancaster Pa. The resembIanee-paGcuarly in the e.
preston Of countsnances very striking; and under.
stand this Portrait Is regarded by those who have
others, (Which we have not being the
likeness Of the deceased that has yet been taken Mr.
War supposng that the friend. Of Mr. p might desire to
obtain copies Of the Portrait has this city
sminaGon-nnd it will be asihe Mansion House during the
week. where the citizens invited to call aud see IT,