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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

IN CHaNCERY-v,R.IsiA AT a Superior Court OF
l Chancery tor the Richmond Circuit held al the Ca
ptol IN The City Of Richmond, the 30h day OF June.
lci6 i,
Jean Paris and Marie Janey his WIFE which said
widow OF simon Motey, otherwise caiicd Ba'y, and
Claudinr Adele Cense sor.y infant children OF Bale
Janey, deceased by Charles Cieuse their father and
next friend, r!a'Hliis.
against
Edmund ". Ware, administrator Of Thomas Gres-
ham, deceased, and administrator de bonis non OF
Joseph fancy, decreased, Defendants
This day came the plaintiffs by counsel ana MED
their bill against the defendant 10 winch The sad DE-
,endant flied his and, iGer-npon, me cause
coming by consent OF the parties, hy annhsr 70 ne
heard upou the sad bill and answer, aud being argued
nv the Court drration thereof, doth by
the like consent adudce, order and Decree mat one q
inc Commissioners of this Court do cause m advertise
ment 10 he published for eight weeks IN two o. We
newspapers printed in the fy OF Richmond; ana aso
Ia he posted nj the door of the Court Hoire OF Tie
county of Ienreo and At the door OF the Court House
y; the Civ of Richmond, on two several Court dst
recurring all persons who may have claims against ne
estate Joseph Janey, late Of The county OF Essta,
d+ceased III ahbiI the Tor settlement, before The
said Commissioner day after The expiration 81
the said eight weeks Ia be drs.nated IN The sad al.
verr,semen which said claims, # any he presented tic
said Commissioner shall audit ana report 10 The Cnu,
with any matter deemed pertinent by himself, - re-
quired BY any party to be =" stated
A Copy. Trete
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

THE PALMETTO REGIMENT.-The re-
QUESTION OF The President upon South Carolina
for Regiment Of Infantry, is abou, being re-
sponded 10 in the proper spirit, and although II
REQUIRES an enlistment! until the end OF the war,
vel the BOYS OF Carolina last raiyins 10 their
counlry's standard. We learn that the Columbia
company is already organized and numbers III
men, rank and file, and will leave that place on
Thursday next, Tor their rendezvous in this city
The roll OF the Charleston Volunteers is hil'ng
mn. and We trust that our young men will sustain
the high character our city has possessed, BY
enrolling The requisite number, Immediately, and
exhibiting The same ardor as evinccd by our
neishbors OF Richland.
IGhnrL,slan Erenin1 Nc1rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

thANCERY.-ViRofsfA AT Court of Quarter
" Session, held for King William county a, The
1896:
Lucy Ann rehDefton, Plsin.if:
against
WIN. a. Edwards, John Edwards Napo,eon Burke
Samuel Tignor and Mary Ann his wife Eleanor Pal
lard Elizabeth Pollard and James Pollard he n.rr ~
kin Of Susan Edwards. deceased, D.fendanrs.
The said Lucy Ann Pemberfon this day propou nded
for probar paper writing and certain stes or memo
randa endorsed upon another paper writing PROFOUND
ed by VIM. A. Edwards, hereinafter mentioned as
containing the nuncupative will Of Susan Edwards de-
Ann Psmberton, the Court doth order, thar summons
or summonses be- issued by The Clerk to the said VIM
A. Edwards, John Edwards, Napoleon Burke, Samuel
1ignor and Mary Ann his wife, Eleanor Pollard. Eliza
beth Pollard and James Pollard the next OF Kin OF said
Susan Edwards, appear here the first day Of the
Of this Court and contest the proba Of sad
nuncupative WILL if they shall please 10 do And it
appearing the satisfaction of the Court that John
Edwards, of said pates Is not resident Of 10
Commonwealth, IL 10 ordered, that copy OF this order
bs forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the city Of Richmond and regularly continued unit, tie
6rst day of the Of this Court; and another
copy be posted the front door of the Courthouse ii
this county. And VIM A. Edwards, N the same time
propcmndrd for probat esameniary paper purportina
10 be the last VIII and testament OF the said Susan Ed
wards, deceased. in which tie Is named as Executor
and moved that the same be proved and established a.
her last will, which motion - continued to the next
term. Copy-Trsir,
Nov. se-dlt&cwlm J. @. POLLARD, ID. c.
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Oct. l3-c,

~ cu.ycrpy-y,sersrA: AT Rules held in the
Clerks ofier OF the Circuit Superior .on't ~ Law
and Chancery 10: buckingham county, on fiohuds, "e
5th day Of Octobe,, 1876:
John V. Crute, riaihth :
against
John Pyle, Dtirnoahl
The defend mt John Pyle not having entered hi- ~.
psarsnce and gwen security according 10 The act ~ A.
semby nd the Rules nf this Court, and appthrneh
satsartory evidence that he IL no, an inhaltano ~
country Ii ordered that the sad absent deirnd1ht -
appear al the rules 10 be holden for IN, sElh tou ~
the first Monday in January next, and answer me hil
the plaintiff; and ,hata copy OF ms order Ne ofn"
Richmond, for Two months -ncc1ssvely ana pose" .
the from, door OF the Court House of this county.
oe, ao-cwam T. ELpRIbGE, g. {. 5. {.
L Clerks Office OF The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chaneery for Buckingham county, on Monday tho
5,h day % October, ie46;
Joseph I. Lyon, Plaih'm'
against
John Pyle, Alex. Moseley, and John V. Cru'e,
Defendants.
The defendant John Pyle, not having entered hs ap
pearance and given security, according TO the at OF ~
sembly and the rules of this Court, and appearing ~
satisfactory evidence that he Is not inhahant o.
this Commonwealth, II IS ordSIed that the SAID abss
defendant do appear the rules 10 be holden for br
said Court the FIRST Monday In January re1l, ar
answer the bill 81 tho pIainf-and bata copy o, w
order be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper puolf
ed in the city Of Richmond for months successive
w. and posted the front door Of the Courhouse o.
this county. Copy-T.ste.
Nov lu-cHoin K ELDRlD0E L. t. . -
TN the United States Court for the Eastern District
Virginia:
In the matter Of Bankruptcy Of George b. IaIia'ef'o
In pursuance of an order of Court, made on The 2.nl
dsy Of March ls43, have again settled my account 70
The matter OF bankruptcy OF George D. Tallarrfo. ,hs
r,.di, nj the Cont in that cause tho Of one nun
dred and seventy dollars and fftysisnt CENT
Ing the balance found due from me on the Isl Gay o. n
yember 1876. per the report OF The Commiss'o"e' "
Bansrrp,cy for the county of Gloucester c..,,
Notice IL hereby given. thai, after ten DAYS nc
will pass an order dividend and dstflontinh u
WA nm NJ m. hundred and niue dollars ana
fy-esht cent. among The creditor. o. me sala
| B. Taliaferro. WfNuha AZ ~ &C.
Nov. get, Assignee in BANKRUPTCY ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

WONDERFUL AID IN SURGICAL CA
SES-Drs. Chs T. Jackson and Morton OF
Boston, have perfected a chemical gas which,
wnen inhaled produces insensibility. A girl in
hailed it, and while under its effects underwear,
withou, sensation amputation Of the leg. Many
other cases of like nature are given II tins is
wha, ii is represented it should for humaniy's
sake be Immediately entrusted 10 the surgeons Of
lha
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

The Post Master General has received SO many
hard knocks from the Wing press, that we deem
i, proper 10 republish from The Alexandra Ga
zee, The following liberal justification, SO lar as
the great New York mail is concerned. II IS bad
enough 10 be exposed 10 The "moving accidents by
food and field" without being embarrassed by
srasping and overbearing corporations:
1.-THE MAILS-We have had occasion OF
late, far more frequently than was pleasant, 10
notice the irregularty in The receipt OF the most
important OF the Northern mails-that from The
civ Of New York-and we have seen that many
journals were under the impression that part oil
The blame was Justly Attributable 10 the Post o.
fee Department In this, we learn, they were in
error, and the whole of the responsibility Tor these
vexalious failures, causing so much annoyance,
and, in many instances, loss TO the mercantile
community, rests upon the railroad lines between
New York and Philadelpha-lhe Camden, anu
Amboy and New Jersey Railroad and Transport
talon Companies. When The Department sue
ceeded in Obtaining mig ht TIP from phlaael'
pba and found that il could not secure later de-
parture than 10, P. NJ, il arranged the departure
from New York at P. Nj. But the railroad
companies declined and refused TO leave New
York thus eaIy, and made their departure al hall
pasl o'clock, P. M. They did so, we are IN,
formed under the expectation that they would
have lime enough 10 make due connection WIN VII
the 10 o'clock departure from Philadelphia. me
| Department thought otherwise from Inc coni-
mencemen, of the change, and allowed nan
hour more in its schedule, prescribing an carrier
departure from New York.
"E1perience having long since proved lhal 'he
Department was right and the companies wrong
in the expectations they had formed, j! secam n
The duty of the latter as an act Of justice TO The
public, TO conform to the wishes Of The former
and thus prevent these frequent disconnec'iohs.
This they have steadily refused, and they nave
also refused TO permit the Department to place
mail agent in the cars-an arrangement mat
would have proved of great convenience 10 COM
FIR he mailIno Of their letters. If.here we're any
lines coming into New York that would lose their
connection with The Philadelphia line BY lis leav-
ing half an hour earlier than a, present, there
would be some apology for The refusal, but as
there are none, the companies are left without
excuse"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

TN CIANCERY-viscisIA AT rules held IN me
L Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court OF ~"
and Chancery for buckingham county, on Honoay h'
5,h day % October, is46.
Joseph 7. Lyon, Piaih''"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

IN CHASCERY.-ViRGisfA: Alta Circuit Superiot
Court cf Law and chancery, continued and held io
Buckingham county, ut the Court house, on Wednrs.
day, the 9Th day OF September. lsii
Robert GiiliSpie, Edmund Gregory and Polly his
wife, Edmund Webb, Wclson Webb, and james LESTER
and Martha his wife, Plaintiffs
against
Daniel Webb, John Pillars and Polly his wife, Eloca
Farmer and sally his wife, Nancy Webb, Henry Webb
Jacob Webb Gabriel Jones and Betsy ms wife, Iuln
I.umpsin William Lumpkin. Stephen MADDOX, Charles
Maddox, judith Maddox, Polly Fowler Joseph Duncan
and Nancy his wife Nathaniel Maddox, Nathaniel SIM
mons and Jane his wife, and Martha lnmpkn. the
heirs of William Maddox. jr deceased, al Elizabeth
Tooley, deceased. and Of Judah Anderson Of ceased,
parties unknown, and Polly Fore, Defendants,
The deiandants l'anIel Webb, iohn Pillars and Folly
his wife. Enoch Farmer and Sally his wife, Nancy
Webb, Henry Webb, Jacob Webb, and Gabriel Jones
and Betsy his wife, John Lumpkln and William Lump
kin Strphrn Maddox. Charles Maddox, judith Mad
wife moi having entered their appearance and given
crity according To the act oil Assembly ana thr rules
Of this Court and i appearing 10 The satisfaction !" The
Court that they are not inhabitants OF ths country ~
that The said absent defendants do appear at The
rules To br holden for the said Court on The frst Mon
day in January next and answer The iil OF The pam
s, and that copy Of this order be FORM" ~
in some newspaper published IN hr city Of Richmond
for Two months successfully, and posted al the front
door OF the Court house Of Tins county AND TINS beins
bill exhibited BY some Of the hers ,or tGrlr assehers
Of Jacob Maddox, deceased, formerly OF tins county,
AGAINST the other known heirs and some who ARE stated
10 he IN praying the sale and partition oi lrart
of land Of two hundred acres IN sad county; "hith
William Maddox deceased, of Buckingham devised 10
bis widow Arness for life at~r her death 10 his the
said Jacob and hch, by the death Of SAID aentss,
and the previous death Of SAID Jacob wnont chinfrh
Is now liable IL partition among ms bfotieis anu 80
ler, or their descendants a parties Interested w san
land are hereby warned To appear, make themselves
partrs defendants, file their answers aud assert the'f
rights or caims-and il is ordered that this marnlnghe
publs he'd for SIX weeks successfully III The kchnohd
Enunirsr, 4 p,blic newspaper cepy-Trstr,
orr o,-ewam T. ELDRlDGf, {. 4. :. e.
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MIR. Adams's opinion is opposed BY that
some Of the sountcsl jdrisls in the country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-01

(Goyefnur Van Ness soue time alter me ueeease
| Il General Van Ness, relating 10 WI 10 ms
sasct. Amer the death Of General van Ness,
Snns,nor Van Ness came 10 the houss. Inc
witness heard him say 1.-The painful WIS NJ a.
Mass chow do sou do7" lie then said, IVA
Am came here 10 know whether me ooCh my
a aan,he, borrowed from Mr.. Carlisle, 10 MAKE
.iIl Is here" He said further, knowing my
br,her 10 be friend OF yours, inouShl ne Ta"'
o.rs j, being private place, 10 make wlil.-
Plaintiff replied 'ihere is no such oooS neie -
Go:eruur Van Ness on that OCCASION ie'ndineu
there three hours. ,, h,,,rs
TIE witness was on Inc s;anl scverai hou's'
and was cross-qneslioned.
A Ieuer of hers was produced, enclosing one
said to be written 10y Gen. Van Ness ane, .ne
S ma1r,sos md seu 10 Mrs. Van Ness, at Green
Valley |, va, well written, and The Playiu al
lusion 10 keeping the marriage secret caused inu'"
merrimen, No., ,o,,,een
A uassaee of small arms took place between
Mess,s. Carlisle aud Brent in The course OIL Inc
day. growing out OF The latter asking Inc witness
10 repeat what she had said during the cross e1-
animation, while Mr. Bradley was propouna'ns
questions. The courr ordered them 10 lake 'neli
seats They did so, but Afterwards got up anu
before the adiournmen nj Of the court the difference
passed away, like the morning cloud anu Inc
early dew"
A large number OF persons were 10 al'enoan..,
among the mos, Distinguished, Mr.. faSeo', inc
French Minister.
Democratic banner., 1846-12-28
ANEW ORDER or RECRUITS.

The commander Of the Franktord, Pa,
adycrtis"S for one hundred active,
young men, TO serve the Rocket and
IEowitzcr batteries in Mexico. After a Sc
riss OF experiments, a destructive rocket has
been at last discovered, far exceeding the
Congrcrc rocket III effect, The Mountain
howitzcr battery i'll forcing all the moun-
l2in passes, is said to be a most important
ATM orthc service. Thcs two batteries are
complete, and only require picked men to
worl: tHcm.-[ Republican.
Democratic banner., 1846-12-28
LATE FROM THE sEATOF WAR.


LATE FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
We extract from the Gazette of the Oath,
the following news from Mexico:
TIE Steamer Independence arrived this
morning from New Orleans, bringing dates
to the 18th 10 tile Republican,, from which
we make the following summary;
Dates to the 18th were received at New
Orleans form BRACES Santiago, and from
Monterey to the Ist. The drift of the intel
~.igencc points to a crisis of bloody import,
as lar as Gen Taylor's movements have been
developed. Gen. Taylor had returned from
.Saltillo which was in quiet possession
of Gen. Wool, whose troops were iii fine
health, and in a high state of discipline .
The enemy had made no demonstration
against him, although within 2Gmiles of his
camp. Gen. WIS scouts had discovered
5000 Mexican cavalry, said TO have been
sent from San Luis to Craze their horses
Gen. Wool had been ordered to occupy
forthwith, the town Of Parras, a small town
10 miles northeast Of Saltillo, the inhabitants
Of which were prepared to receive him
peaceably.
The supposed operations Of Gen. Taylor
are given as follows: He had received in
~telligencc from the Government of the call
for additional troops. He would therefore
occupy al the posts on the line OF operations
to Monterey. He would himself march a
gainst Victoria, as soon as provisions could
be FASTENED up, which would be about the
IOth December. This city is indlspensa-
BILE in orderto secure communications in an
attack on San Luis. Runor places Santa
Anna at the head of 10000 choice troops in
Victoria, to which it Supposed Gen. at
~tac!Ics some Importance as lie heads the en-
petition in person. After taking this Point
which lie will most surely do, he will make
10 further demonstrations until reinforce
ments reach hira from Tampico. Tie son
ofs Mexican alcade had been imprisoned for
seducing American soldiers to desert, and
Gen. Taylor had threatened t. hang him, if
the men who had left were not brought
back.
Gen Pillow takes command in Gen. Pat
~tcrson's division, which marches for Vic
:o-ia.
Other rum0rs were a1oat III regard ID
marciing< and counicrmarchiass, but al a
crop fat the ~..I.ir>, frIt -riII come If NJ
Democratic banner., 1846-12-28
CONGRESS Dec. the 10th.

Inthc Senate Mr.. Crittcndcn gave notice
that he should at all early day introduce a
bill to provide for the Improvements of the
Western Rivers.
Nr. Ashley that he would Introduce, a
bill to provide for the graduation of the
of the public Land. The bill allowing
100 acres of land 70 each Volunteer in the
Mexican war, was taken up and agreed
Democratic banner., 1846-12-28
Final Settlement.

q Office is hereby given to I'll creditors G
V others Interested in the estate of Henry
Branstettrr, deceased, that al the next Februar}
term Of the Pike county Court l shall make {.
final settlement of said estate as administrator
thereof, when and where those interested can at
tend. ELIZABETH BRANSTETTER,
IDec. 81, lSI6l Administrators
Democratic banner., 1846-12-28
Notice is hereby given,

FENO all indebted to the estate of I. :!
4 Bake that unless payment is made u
thirty days, all notes and accounts Will o.
put i'll the hands of an officer for immedla"
collection. J. S. MARkLEY,
Nov Roth ISt5 admir-.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby giren to al creditors {.
others interested III the estate OF Jos. Il. New
ton, decd, that at the Feb. term Of the Pix
County Court, | shall make Il final settlement q
said cstate as Executor thereof, when and whel
those Interested can attend.
VIM. ENGLISH.
Erecuior.
Dec. 2Sth, 1916,
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NOTICE is hereby gircn to all creditors cr
others Interested in the cstGte Of Robert Long
deed, that at the neat Februar; term o. The PIKE
County Court, | shall make a final settlement cI
said estate as administrator thereof. when and
where these Interested can attend.
THOMAS BERkLEY. Admir-.
Of Robert Long deed,
Dec. DStL I&IE
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United States, and that it would be his int


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United States, and that 1t would be his int
rest to favor peace.
was uripr these circumstances and
:,m,.;o,. h.t;+ u,sd DOOM
upon '!''>' 'o''>i''
ed cTr"d!ent MT 10 "'S'f"c' HIS ''u' u
Mexico, should lie attempt to do 50. OuI
oh.,.L was the restoration of peace, and
,;,., tt... ,... ~, rg,1on was perceived
=, ,,;,h paro,Los
wig we H''""'' '"~> i%| I,t -
"@l aid hun, b! mems OF our OiocA""F' III
preventing :4e rt"Gn OF !is RIVAL to AleAi-
e.. On tl, contrary, it was believed that
..o ;,t.a;,o -, :.icr which ordinary sa-
..,;o;,,to &c tho fr,;t
A''i't '""'' U" 1870.
- 3@''a A2nt5 return 20 Mexico anu HIS
cu@t.stNjtA Ia-rtvS might strongly tendloi
produce i disposition with both. parties 10
.rStrr" a"t, preserve peace with tie Onited
~.:atcs. E>:,drS was a soldier by PROBES
sion and ts2H"rclis: in principle. He had
hat recently before been successful III "a
military revolution, by wi1icis lie had OBJ
tanned power. Tic was Tie sworn enemy
Of the Init" States, wit. which he lad III
vowed his country IN the existing war.
Santa Anna had been cyrcI!cd from
by ~. aruy-was known to be in open
n~n.,i.;ty IA porcdcs. and nublirly pledged
hffnsri; ~asa:l.<t foreign Intervention and
H.. ~.st.r,tior Of monarchy IN Mr>ico. In
view oil these facts and circumstances it
WAS. that. wa,u orders were issued to the
ca:aman or. f ear naval .orccs in the Gulf
ON ,ar i..ti a.y of May last, only two days
',frr ;i,. r>iStrrcr Of fI.. var had hccn re-
co.oiz,l ~ CONGRESS-. 10 place tie coasts
Of Nrx;ca under blockade he was directed
not 10 oh,trnrt the rass,cc of Santa Anna
=.
Democratic banner., 1846-12-28
Justice Massic,

II Will hold his next Court on Saturday III,
9Th day Of JANUARY, 1877.
December Dist, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-12-28

The proceedings of the Legislature have
been crowded out by the Presidents mes
which we have determined to publish
during the holidays in broken doses. AZ
ter the festivities of the season are over,
we shall be able to give the usual variety.
Democratic banner., 1846-12-28
HE B AN n T. Z.
LOUISIANA, MISSOURI.
MONDAY. DECEMBER 2Sth.

There will be no session of the County
Court in January. Tie next Court will be
held at its regular term in February.
Democratic banner., 1846-12-28

The HgnntbuI Gazette thinks that much
Of the trade from Pike and Rails that for
merly went to Hannibal, now comes to Lou
in consequence of the condition OF
the road frcm New London to Hannibal
Tie Gazette is in error, when it attributes
this change to tie condition Of the road; ii
is OWN to Tie fact that ahigher price has
been paid for wheat at our mills than could
be had in Hannibal, while cur merchant:
generally have been selling their goods ant
groceries remarkably cheap.
Democratic banner., 1846-12-28

The honbardacnt ofVtra Cruz: made
prohaL!aEy the ro", of~prcreration. The
.~r'ln"M"c d"raTtmer! ds Fort Monroe
Norfolk IS buSlly engaged iii preparing
,''W't@er batteries, bombs, rockets, &c,
10 be Sent 10 Me,rico upon q rcquisition of
Gen "'',.,, and a company of one hundred
'ne': $.lccialiy qualified for that service are
% 60 with item i'll charge of Capt. Iiuger,
iwitn hi4-It. Clas. ? Stone, Lieut.. ~IIagner,
from Washington, and another ofic whose
name We have not learned. They arc ex-
lpcctcd TO be in readiness to leave Fort Mon
rec about the first Of JANUARY, direct fol-
Tampico.
Democratic banner., 1846-12-28

MARRiED-In this place, on Tie Goth
of December, by Rev. Grccnup Jackman,
i;ey. LEROY {. u. Ilatctitt, of the christian
church, to Miss Mary p, daughter Of Lev
ia Adams. deceased.
Democratic banner., 1846-12-28

I"Thc Dexter Mills, at Mich, were
burned November 9th, together with 5000
bushels of wheat. Mills valued at flO, 900,
and ioss mostly covered by INSURANCE.
Democratic banner., 1846-12-28

IS1ana IN consequence Oh Tie cOluitloh Oh
the road frcm New London to Hannibal.
Tie Gazette is in error, when it attributes
this change to tie condition of the road; it
is OWN to Tie fact that ahigher price has
been paid for wheat at our mills than could
be had i'll Hannibal, while cur merchants
generally have been selling their goods and
groceries remarkably cheap.
The st. Charles Patriot says that a great
fuss is made about TIE alleged irregulari-
ty of tie mails; butt!iinkS that "most of the
complaints are groundlcsS." We feel sure
that if the editor Of that paper lived north
of s.. Lrg:iS !;r would not talk so. Our
papers are frequently 10 days behind the
time at which they ought to be received,
and we have more than once since our mail
has been semi by land, received from the
Office of the st Louis Union on the same
lay three papers Of different dates. viii
tie editor Of tie Patriot explain the cause?
Or vii! Ii" say t!4t Il complaint founded on
<le'a cause Is "$F""''I''S' l"' ,'1''
'i''' - ''''.> - "'> Im'
SUN "''"f ''o'' W." r,'I'
'''' Vt" i '''' '.'' .I,
be ~ "aES On INC io""'
"
= I. '''c' '''',> from 80 ,"''0-'
''"'F "i '''"''' ""'''S ! ''' ""' T."
= :
y {. Ogral. ESQ
-
The wolf scalp law was defeated in til.
Senate by Il vote Of I9to II.
Tie House OF Representatives, i.aye d
!. cilcl the contested election ease in favo.
If Sappiueton (Dcn.)
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Major Van Buren,, son Of the cv-Presidcnt,
act as aid to Gen. Taylor al the siege of
Monterey.
Democratic banner., 1846-12-28

The Legislature otSouth Carolina. has
elected David Johnson Governor, and VIM.
McLain Lieut.. Governor.
Democratic banner., 1846-12-28

Dec. 2Sth, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-12-28

inc Legislature of Virginia have designa.
'e'- the 18th of january, as a day for the cleo.
tio.l Of a United States Senator, to succeed
MIR Archer. McSSrs. Hunter and Jones art
the most prominent aspirants for the office