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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07
NEW ORLEANS. Inns %.
Lnter irom TeGns.

BY the ARRIVAL Of the Steamship Now York. Cspi. Phil.
lips, We have Galveston dates 10 the 9th The news
sunnpouanL We CLEAN few items from The Civilian,
News, and large bundle Of county papers.
Tho New York lowed tho s0op OF Austin 90 sea on
the 9th Sho ~ G. round Pensacola for repairs,
have before announced, and BE- plaosdin commission
our Navy under command Of George N. lloins, Esq.
Tho siclnlhp Alabama arrived az Galveston on Mon
day last mud LEFT again Tho following day for BrasOs San
ago She landed ai Galveston Government stores Tor
new military depot which has been established 81 Robin
sons Ferry, The Trniy supply the volunteers their
mafch through Texas Tho sofos arc Forwarded from Gal
weston 10 the depot by steam.
The "Busk Blues" fno company Of Texans oOrnrnan.
dod by Cap' John McCary left Galveston In the schooner
Alert on the 22d instant f0r he scat Of war.
The steamers Troy, Pangs and Potomsc arrived Al CAT
weston On TIE 23d instant, their the RIO Grando.
II will be recoocted that The Gaines Rangers went OYER
90 the la't named boat They were ell well and IN fine
spirits.
The Austin News says that orders have been received BY
hsor Founilefoy requiring him topfOceed Immediately 70
san hnona with tho company Of Dragons under his com
mand
We learn from The siuo paper that Captain 8. High
smith has ratsed and organized company Of volunteers
mounted nhomenfor months service, 20 act ne Ran
gers between Austin and the San Marcus.
The Civilian says the gallant corps Of Mississppisns
commanded by Captan Shvors, called the "ClabOrno
Rhomen" have entered Texan volunteers, 10 compose
one n the four companies which Capt Soefed and Lieut.
Conner have been suhorzsd TO raise additional Calves
ton. They will be furnished with subsistence and trans
poIaton 70 Point Isabel by Lieut. kingsbury, w. y A.
The complaints which sometime since heard Of the
sPaIhy manifested BY the Texans IN regard TO The war
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07
IInnls Of NeNUs.

NAvAL.-The Bunker Hill Aurora says: "Our Navy
ard, a this time, quito busy nd about
800 the roll The independence will be ready
for three four weeks Her guns have chang.
ed TO heavier cubre. with fewer OF them. She to be
the flag ship OF Com. Shubrck, in the Pacific The Ohio
will lake her place IN dock The franklin is TO be
made receiving ship. In the ropewak, some 10 or u
turned out daily"
New YoRK STATE DEBr.-The Tribune says that the
State Of New York will pay, the lat proKmo in add-
ton TO the dividends the public debt $500 900 Of the
principal The preparations for this have caused tempo
ary ughtness IN the money market, which will be relieved
after the lst Of July The State OF Ohio also pays out
largo amount Of dividends that day.
DENIES THE CHARGE.-Mr. WIN. O'Connell who was
one Of the parties in the large fraud upon Horao Walker
OF Vermont by which the latter aedged himself TO have
been cheated out Of $4,000 has published card eIoner
atng himself lie says he has not been held TO bail 10 nn
swer to Mr. Walkers complaints.
young named Alfred Sears was arrested in New
York on the Both uimo at the instance Of Mr.. Gilbert
Potter on charge OF being fugitive from justice from
Wilmington n. c., whence he abscOnded about year
since, having taken with him about 900 belonging to
bis employers, Messrs. Potter & Co. Of that place He
to meet him in the street, and he Immediately caused him
10 be arrested lie ia prison awaiting the Tequisiton Of
the Governor Of North Carolina.
RAvAsEs TIE LocUsrs.-Tbo lOeusis have made sod
havoc in the woodsin pennsylvania, Virginia and Ohio
and many Of the forests have many dried tws hanging
from the ends Of the branches that looks though fire
had scorchod them.
feet at Sea-Itis reported by vessel which arrived
yesterday, that tho night Of the 2ith May, lat Is TO-
long. 40 fleet Of eight ships Of passed. The
darkness Of the night rendered it impossible discover
what nation they BELONGED II probably the French
flee, recently ordered to the Gulf Of Mexico.
tN Y Mirror.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07
Mr.. Seldom. sneech.

The Washington correspondent Of the n Y Journal
OF Commerce. be, presume, mistaken IN the yer.
sion he gives Of portion Of the sPeee delivered by the
Repfcsentauve from this Dslre, on the Ia riG Bill Ac.
cofdug that wrer-and the Enquirer by copying the
statement, would to endorse IT'S aeonr bcy-Mr Sed.
don asserted that there less capital embarked in manu-.
featuring pursuits in Virginia than there was n tn,
yoar 1910 II, indeed, NJ Soddon made uch q remark
take II Tor granted that he prepared give bis con
sucBts the benefits u the data upon which il s founded
in the absence Of those da. assure him. ba
o,easonod universal surprsc, contrary is the gene
rally received opinion Our impression that there
is now. IN the CITY Of Richmond soue, o. ia the City VI
Wheeling, larger amount Of capital 10 vested m nanufse
turing establishments than there in the whole State ia
1910 We shall deter examination OF the question
however until hf Scddon shall o1 I'd opportunity Of
testing the accuracy OF he eEaor binary statement NJ he
made 3d. by accompanying u with the facts upon which II
D. founded
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The Manifestations.

The 5.des: InhabItaHt" has no recollection Of such
lonz-Cyaungsd spell u westhsr ne have eIps-
nsseel Tor several weeks past The showers have been
remarkably violent vel frequent, and the effect up2n
the growing crops, this pa Of the STATE We regret 70
learn particularly up3n low grounds, has been most dsls.
Wheat and have ell been greatly injured
aud instances. whole crops have been destroyed
The Maryland, A'eEandns and Washington plpers are
fled With details Of the destruction occssoned by
the heavy rains which have visited those sections Of the
county.
The mail due here Saturday evening last did not ar
rive until o'clock Sunday morning. The delay was
occasoned by the destruction Of part Of the railroad near
Aqua creek, which had been swept off by the food
The weather is vet unsettled.
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CorrssPoRdsaee Of the ". o. Piesyune.
Vera CRUZ. llth June. ISl8.

The kanan has tho scurvy, and also said the dyson
terry ON board produced by having been much at sea on
the coast OF BRAZIL from whence she this station
Inc Mex'csns expect an attack upon the castle Of San
Juan de uoa, the squadron arriyes and are
preparing Tor IT, The castle and are crowded with
soldiers; nearly all the families and citizens have fed 70
the interior.
Congress has been in session or more than week and
has resolved To push the against the United
On Monday they will proceed elect successor to Pa
edes, who has marched against the enemy on tho Rio
Bravo del Nore. Iis generally believed that Santa Ana
even elected, will under circumstances return 10
Mexico. lie has money, and Is much delighted with
the dsspaied smusements OF Havana return here Gen
Bravo the present Governor OF this city, will in all probs
biy be elected President Many OF the Western Depart
menis have declared against this but they ale
equally in favor Of pushing the war.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07
GCouSux.ArroI
lCOuyuW.ATED.|
ChSiHiaHs5urR, June ~, 1916.
THREE TIMES THREE CHEERS FOR OLD
MONTGOMERY.

To tu ErroRs % iHG WHs.--
MfssHs. Epr0Es,-Sarurday .ast was a mort exciting
Day 1 'us good old County, aud we'll and noby did sho
sI.t1.n her rtpltsuou FOR spirit md patriotism.
Wy order Col Robert T. Preston, tho regiment of this
Comfy was called "lt for the purpose Of raising Youn
er', under . procamafon %. tho Governor Tor inc ser.
vice Of the United sn,. The existing war with the Re.
public n Mexico.
A'ier 'pIr'ed aDd pnr1ne ,jire- from Col Preston.
q call was mufe lar Volunteer. wien 2GJ men 90 once
a. BY single mpIse, stepped forward and enrolled Them
selves for me service.
Two companies we're Immediately orglnIzsd and pro-.
cesdcd " he election ~ their oflssrs-Of one James r
Preston, ~. was elected Captain. and T. " Barnsu
and John d. Ryan. t.'utenan's, a the othsr p emrg
gnfd1sf w. elected Captain, and James VI. Wade and
Vim. McMOnhzue, Lie1tenanu
Another company viii BE- ofgan.gsd o. Blaeksburg fn
ihs County, on The 4th d JOY nsrt which place bsr
beeue y gwen BY the Citz4ns n ne Vountosrs
These companies ere composed principally q yoang
uninsured men. u sas noy nsprung 10 zoe The resdi.
ne's and aseV which hey msnsite5 in responding 10
the call INSIDE upDu Them.
msny others u the oder Citizens dscared heir readi.
ness and Willingness Co march ie moment there was %.
cosby Tor tef services and doubt not had there been
such necessity, thar the Regiment would have shown
spirit srhaf % thar manifested n 1872 when the sot,s
Regiment Of he County then embracing Floyd and Pu,,
~ volunteered 10 nan.
| A CITIZEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07

CoFrEE Roez.-A correspondent Of the Detroit AdUsrn
ser gives the following description Of rock Of
copper recently found on Lake Superior.
AT Eagle harb, commencing the shore Of the lake
BE- open - feet widc - long o feet deep
in which b. found this enormous mass Of copper
Iho sheet, which s 30 per cont pure copper is in the
centre the entire ongh If the cut varying In thick
ues' from SIX inches 10 feet having branches Of from
% inches IN thickness, shooting from u cast and west
and yaryug 90 length from ! 10 feet The nterstces
orc filed with sand and trap rock charged with native cop.
pcr-say 90 90 70 per cent also small mass of beautifully
chfystazod marcasio spar with what has tbs appear
ancc Of copper hHugs-bciug quito rich.
THIS BE- Nhat is called tue copper rock A. mi ke O
rock possible; looks like largo Tree thtt hes
fallen and turned 90 metal, with This exception that be-
depth not DO proportion. Large detached Masses o no
tive copper weighing from 80 900 pounds are tsken
from alongside of This sheet and the stone up G., the
wall rock - richly charged with copper in its nsuye
state"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07

9rhe agent New York Dr. Wfstar
Basam OF Wild Cherry Asthma,
the ds-aie medical skoarins 10 rcnnA
the paid in Of failure Yet been
reported where the complete We
individuals where the effect has been
liams Eco, Attorney and Counsellor So William
Asthma Of IS standing Mr. Bradee Peace
Jamaica Long Island cured Of disease Of years Standing
J. DicfendoH Cherry Valley Of
wheeling shorness Of BREATH
side be cured by this Basam-no
how long has resisted other remedies Bleeding
Lungs Coughs, Colds and Consumption stages
readily yield this wonderful ineeduous
anime into lie merits We the prevail
spurious mixtures and limitations
Por sale in Richmond, wholesale and rctai,by
Ju3 GAYNoR WOOD.
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Leaving nett income, 5000
traction per the investment, sgppOsing
the most costly plan 70 be adopted.
Its proper that should that the freight on obae
might be reduced still ower provided the lusny car
ned the road should be greeter than that supposed
the estimate or provided the cheaper plan Of the road should
be ad9ped. An arrangement might be made with the
ClOyer ii aud X. and + z. r. Co by which they would
take the the roads without unloading and
not exceeding 81 so per h1gshs5d, aud co. per bUshe
Of wheat yOn would thus get your the Richmond
market Of cost not exceeding 80 per hogshesd, and
wheat al 10 per bushe, from the Depot instead Of
the charges under which you labor present
You would effect saving your county alone more than
$4,000 per annum 10 remains for you 10 consider
whether tnis consideration Of sufficient importance
20 induce you put forth every cxertiOn 10 order to
accomplish u. Very respectfully,
T.. VI. JONES, G. T..
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Sudden DenfI,.

Henley, painter by trade, while engaged IN the duties Of
his calling, after complaining OF dizziness suddenly fell
aud expired Medical aid Immediately called in but
tho vital spark bad forever fled. I'm the midst Of life we
are in death"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07
CLASSICAL AND mATHEmATECAL. SCHOOL,
In STAUNT0N.

TTNHE next session Of this School will com.
u the 18th Of August and
following The subscriber intends locate he school residence
short distance out Of town delightful presenting
additional nduccment guardians
The pup'- viii not be- allowed debts
written eqgesi Of the parent and their pocket be
placed In the hands Of the teacher be dbuuoi them his
discretion the with OF No pupil will be allowed
board out Of the family Of the Subscriber. oIespt with relion
a
a special agreement
TERMs-For board and hail Of Eve poHs.
s6O-payRble in advance.
p1- Address tho subscriber sAunton, tpo't pldl
Ia 7-e3wkwu PIKE POWERS.
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MUSIC STORE,
AND PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE
tsiov oT rHE ooLnEE HGr)
No I5I Mnln Hfrlfi MIN aend IlrrLai


Nc Isl, AfaiH SfrsV Rietns prgtHia.
VAIN. l.. MONTAGUE would respectfully
can attention iloss wis pIrshas NJ sIC srd
MUSICAL INsTRuMENrs. 20 the met ll' always on
above n1mcd rstlbt uent and beautiful
md Of amo.i evoy scrplon which he
up1n the very best ieins
Nj collection n Music - complete and suy
The snt9. has made arra h
with The ri publishers N county reeve sin
pib'd m Nav Mtffo which may hereafter pub
he'd by hrm - tint sinueors aui CdNsns
most fcrr1he iathn city obri ming aH hc most
f"lonas atd ht o. wrl NJ an he andlri Music rubr,
se,r PIANO FORrEs aaty f7r "a bon n Rossroot
and Mahogany. NJ Noram nod Richmond Thee
wishing n prrehaso Pianos wi hnd greatly intcet
cal EsrE hCnrc purchasing csowhero.
Apo ven beautiful asa1fnrr N superior GUITARS aui
NfiiNs, " tho hrst quality every arit The Music
line MI Of VIII b. obtained II w t. ~ upon the most
trsfaefOy erbr.
Teacher mi Professors n Muse Hehoos and Acadcnes
plea a The Invest he ~ orders from au o. The
H1utbom Sat's attended hfhfu ard with draich-Cata
oguea sent whtn desired u The city Or country
bJ New Music vrd eveiy weet
br Pianos tuned BY eomP'te hard, and Music bound
surefior manner, Ne shortest nltce.
PT 4 share % psffonagc T. respectfully solicited.
pr DasT FORGET. CsIat
w. nONTAgUBB Muro Fropr.
~ No. ISL Main =, sign Of ne Lyrs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07

Mr T0ombs aud Mr. Burt, mutual friends n Mr. Ste
phens and Mr. Yancoy DESTROYS to good under
standing between those gcntomon--and having their con
sent % incrplso their medlnon-arc satisfied from con
VIBRATIONS with Them, that Mr. Stephens, his remark,
ON The 10Th instant relative 10 The assaos Mr. Webster
DID not intend TO refer 70 Mr. Yunoey and that Mr. Yan.
eey' IN de reply tho Day DID intend be pof-
'5nsly offensive Mr. Stephens. They are also satisfied
hat The offensive language used by these gendswen To-
wards each other, The ls instsnt proceeded rom ms
apprehension, aud should be Withdrawn. And they au
authorized 70 ay Inst MI offensive language usd BY these
gentlemen towards each other mutually withdrawn and
their relations restored
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

BALTIMORE July 5,-Anivsd Brig Susan, Laucornan. from
Rio de- Janso May % rePorn Brig Tweed, Hands from Rich
moni just arrived.
PHILADELPHIA July 4-Auivod sehr Euphtn Cope days
ron Richmond Cleared sehs May EHlbsh Esby, Rehmond
John, Lozief, Richmond.
NEw YoEE, July Cleared, schr Mary J. Peck, Lis
come. Richmond. Arrived Schr John +. Stevens, Cox
days from Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07

u lel,er.wri,er from Washington says at is the
opinion Of Gen. Games, that only beginning has been
made towards the conquest u Mexico that a most Sc
rious and srduOus work is yet before our toops and
that however brilliant and wonderful the victories Of our
arms, tho effect, thus far, IL chiefly moral onen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07
Important Ruuor.

The o. S. brig Lawrence arrived a. Fensaeoa on the
25h Instant, seven days from Brsz1s ST. JaEo, brings
report iilt express had reached Cen Taylots camp
o. Msmmorar, sueing for pesee This information Wa
l1uahtto the ship by the pilot by Which sho va. board
"a Oh the Brazos st. Jnso
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07

daothsT great FIRE N Canada.-A gentleman who or.
uVed this morning from Montreal informs that Just be-
tore hs departure from that city intelligence had been re-
ceiYed from Quebec d q destructive FIRE az Gsspe,
which destroyed from forty 10 fly houses Gaspe is IN The
district q GasPe, a'the mouth Of the ST. lawrence
IN. Y Com Adv.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07
Csue.aolaen,e OF n. p.l l,.o,, Am,,,.,

WASHINGTON, July 3.
The Senate 10 not In session to-day.
The Secretary OF the Treasury Post Master General and
Editor Of the Union in the House OF Representatives
when Mr.. Meksy's free trade bill passed, and doubt
contributed TO the rcsult. -
You will observe that tea and Coffee put among the
Tree articles heretofore, that Salt taxed twenty per
cent and that the fishing bounos they
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07
TRUST SALE.

II N virtue Of deed Of trust executedb by George
A. seruFEL the 18Th day Of November, 1919,
for the benefit ~ ae Tyler Co. and duly recorded the
County Court Of nueknrhm shall on SATURDAY the 5th day
u September proceed eel public suction for ASH
p.smse the following property, much thereof may BE-
satisfy the aid deed and the charges attending he
% land lying the county of BucSne
containing abcai 275 the residence NJ raid Pc
Also The following slaves Valentine America Malaa an her two
ehtdrar Bsn and BeSey. JAMES HARRiS.
Ia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07

~ The Lady OF Con Gaines gave splendid entef-
tuinmoni 81 " Ohsans on ho evening OF the 27ih ult
20 Gen. IL Nsga and hs staff, and TO our own gallant
oheeu who have recently returned from the seat Of war
The MeNcan General snd hrs suite were highly delight
"a. The mecunR between Gen. IA Vega and Col Payne
ssoited the highest interest The stray Of beauty ao5
fsshiun Is Described a. dazzling iu the e1ueme-Mrs
Ganes herself being the rrea, magnet Of attraction.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07
SII4-6nn

Being average Of nearly s. $50 per mile throughout
The portion Of the road north Of the AppomAt0N
costly fair estimate for that being about 800 per
mile while part south OF the riysr, exclusive OF the
bridge would be about s. 400 per mile this difference Is
occazIoned partly by the difference the price timber
bu, principally By the grounds being favorable
Thinking road be Vi veTy great importance
the farming interest OF Noiioway and the sdaeea,
ties, and that you may with difficulty ras-
proposcd would recommend your consideration the
propnety OF dispensing with the iron rail- except the
steepcs grades where very necessary should
retained, the superstruclure, with Fail weighing
% per mle would So loo per mile; BY dpsns-
ing with IT, proposed, there would be effected saving
the Company Of S3l, 900 reducing the estimate 10
$50 600 A. the grading and supeTsueilIe would be the
both cases, the iron raj could be laid down over
the entire line OF the road whenever the aair OF Com.
pany would justify Hths iron rail should be dispensed
with, II would be advisable admit Locomotive on
the road, but 30 mules would be full sufficient TO do the
transportation, and the Company would find their in
them IN preference employing another COM
pany do tue transportation BY steam.
There is very great difficulty, present, in estimating
with any degree Of accuracy, the trade tia, would
pass along the road, arising from the doubt whether this
road will form part Of the road destined, distant
day. reach the valley Of the Roanoke; 1t should haz
ard nothing saying that the investment would be pro-
iAbe ta any road in the Union, OF the same length
But the question for you consider Is, whether will
prove profitable investment should not be continued
beyond UpsoH's where II will the trade passing
down CoT road, which, very moderate estimate might
be put down
5000 hhds. Of tobacco a, 81 so p. hid. 50 600
10000 bushels wheat at ) cts. P. bushel, $500
Back trade, 5000
Travel, $500
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07

Al his in York county, on the 2sth ult. in the
SD year Of his age, after proactcd Illness SAMrfr
SHIELD, Esq. for many years Clerk Of the Courts Of
York and Warwick counties.
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A CITIZEN

OWE bESroS sHgI,A son ofC Col Benton. Al Browns
Ton Ia wac killed few days .iooo 5y the accidental
Sn1.se =" gun 20 the hands Of e1nplnon With whom
neck, causing instant doath ~ VI"
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az A. the late meeting Of the Society Of Alumni q
she universY Of YirEinis, Charles l.. Mostly, Esq q
Lynchburg Wa clocisf' .esidsu, Of tho Society WIN.
~ Burwel, Tea. ol/Bsdfou chosen to deliver tb,
next unavsrssry sddross, and M.seoe r. Osrnst Esq
81 Es.ea. Die altornale.
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81 The work of Prescription has been recommended
among the Clerks In Washington. Among tho latest
victims. arc Mr.. Moore. Clors in the General Land
oico. and Nc Underwood. Of the First Auditors Of
nee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07

~ The Fredcucksburg Guards and Richmond Grsys
veiusaed from their Vs Norfolk Sunday evening
TIE aaSds returned fredericksburg In yesterday
iagr Csu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07

rive publish this morning me proceedings Of meet
ing held in Nouowy Couay few days szo, f7- ts pr.
POse o appointing delegates the Interns Ir5rgyssl
Convention, - Be- he'd at Charlotte Coursoase rex month
IL shghy important that edmond sbOsa bs rsyressa 5
tina. C0nvent0ni and t4Es f0 granted tarta meet
iaE will be called fJr tie psrposs Of appointing dele
gatss. There . not m1ea time 70 Be- .Js'
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J.R. Giddimgs, OF ONO.

This fanatic has recently addressed letter his con-
suents declaring among other things that the Union is
virtually dissolved aud that Ohio henceorh free
independently OF her obligations member Of the COME.
deracy. Nevertheless, he very willing be again
didate for Congress, while if his assumption be true, he
ought long ago have left his in disgust We are
glad hear that meeting Of Wings in ofthe Coun
OF bis District, his letter denounced in unsparng
terms We hope his constituents will give MIN indef-
OF absence after the expiration Of his present
term Of service.
u The New York Express says, the California En-
psdifron is going brsvey. The regiment Of which
Jonathan D.. Stevenson IS 10 be Colonel, j, rapidly fill
iag up. Several West Point Cadets, and one Of the
Professors that Institution, have esgery joined the
expedition. Tae regiment j. 70 Be reviewed the 2Ol
inst and Immediately afterwards 10 be put IN notion
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MARRIEn
DIED,

On the evening OF the Cd Andrew
Mr. HENRY BRE. If Richmond to Miss SARAH y dap,b,,
OF Benz Wing6ed, Esq Of Prospect H1 Hanover county
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u Toe speech Of Paroles the Mexican Congress
will attention Of the reader. il IL paper Of
great ability and of especial interest Of this time
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Gross receipt p.r snnum

q " I--IIFI- II lII1IlIIIF
Deduct FOR repairs Of road, $500 per m.
keeping 20 mules a. 10 . Ct on cOs
hire and board Of 10 drivers at S5l
10 hands aud De
pot. al 20 dollars,
repair Of cara At 10 per CT. on COS
salaries 10 superintendent, treasur
sJrer, &c.