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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21
The CapituIation OF Monterey

The Editor Of the Portsmouth Tribune commands a
company the Ohio Volunteers now in Mexico and was
present at the sege and capture Of Monterey Of which he
has written interesting nauauye for the paper Of which
he is proprietor aud editor. We copy the following ae-
Of the exploitation, which dare say will interest
most Of our readers - Bait. Aner.
The cannonading and bOm5ardmoni continued until
Thursday morning, when fiy Of truce was sent to
General Worth, and another borne By Colonel Moreno
TO Gen. Taylor with proposals for a surrender. The
negotiation opened that day the next tho arti.
cIes duly signed, and Saturday they surron
dered in fact and retired from their powder-backened
dsns Of destruction from which bolts Of death were driven
upon brave troops who marched end hoiod the stars
and stripes with hearty and prolonged cheers The eero
mony deeply interesting spectacle, / ON told by
those who witnessed h. rode through several Of the streets
that afternoon. The whole place marked by ind ca
tons Of universal mourning The inhabitants we're butiy
eng ged 10 moving into their homes deep gloom had set
ded upon their twbrihy counionances. The officers,
many Of whom orc CaslIi1ns Of high rank education
and fortunes, dressed M mourning, a1d moved
about wl dppir'ed a with heir hcads covered wi
I Grape, apparently overwhelmed with sli cton. The
lajss seemed oil nuns, Tor black Manu.as end sor
fJulu ysagcg wUr1 on the fashion that wUful day
not surprised 90 CEb billion Of feeling. knowing
tie confidence in ubou'r security that had been inspired
by he eH'snase preparations Tor dcienco May battle
he'd bern fought under the walls Of Monterey, a0d yet IL
was never taken. % wits,o0d regular sego Of fourteen
dags BE ag lat revolution orainst Span, n1d the republic
cans held tc place unframed. md ihorit Is beaui-
iul city surrounded by The lofty peaks Of the Sierra
naofe, With fpIci1us yalcy, fertile aDy yyro1 ~
thc s1i, a1d OIL. OF 90 that wealth nnd l1Kury command
10 make ulo pleasant li holds, understand, many Ilm
i ics Of education a1d refinement. j. gardens foil.
o. no orange, POM gaun'c ny grape vine, and Cvcfy
I DESCRIPTION Of frut belonging on almost topical
/ auudo. canal Of cDsial water Pufgos through the
col shades supplying abundance Of puro cool wate
ifesh from The mountain eide. The houscs Oh white
Che streets paved With limestone pebble. and stretch
Tor miles, filed with muIumdes hurying 10 add fro In
fusion The soldiers Of both armies In silence, and
pass win mate but courteous tauios III ropresscd smiles
a. tnumPh light up tho cOunenances Of the Americana
and eonus with the s0nbro saddenng expression resting
upon iose Of the Mexicans There s much here would
IKE 70 we g. end sono day may describe for The readers
Of The Tribune, and have too long deferred he details
most interesting 70 every reader concerning tho fate Of tho
membeu 81 our company and regiment, asceaincd a.
| ter The bstfe"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21
CONsUMPTION
And Blr<d,,r

- D''a'"s ~ ms Lsnss Of Fipe YearS Sisndiag,
=, M s,v s OF west Phiadelrha ertrey cured IN, us,
:" ~, e"afNhs compound syrup Wild Cherrys-sI am
py 20 my sincere thanks the proprietor Of hi, m
go, having been seeied for Ave ycars VITA that
% sisea'e. Connm9uon, durrg which tins was troubled
~" .Ss e o. Blood ATTENDED with hacking cough piin in
VII oh tried various I'm relief. h,, Co..,
.g - relieve ms until obtained d. sygp af
ey, "hien immediately gave relief and BY usnr IN,
eaeine I'VE weeks, OF hefeabouts resulted IN pef,,,s
cure am happy to that erjoy a. rood he =,
Your ever h,nhfal humble fdsns
A ,n.As... ..--.,-, Miss r. LEWIS.
sos,rs,, ,anenoei hy such high authority Dr. s.vp.
ooarooNo sfkur OF WILD CHERRY, mus: have ,ruh n,
" OF we muh doubt that there is truth In man. "
!" CAUTION TO THE PUBLIc-B. eaut,o,. =, -. r..
'ne Original pf swaynes Compound Syrup Will Chny AZ an
oner preparations fon this valuable are o. tou, ,rs
hses streets Philadelphia -s-@ aA@
ioi s,' Mholeae and retail BY PEyroN JOHNSTON MS
Petersburg "ts " .son
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21
Correspondence of the Baltimore cuppsrI


IaroRTASr TRAL-THE VAN Mes CAsE-TPe issue
joined between Mary Ann Van Ness and Cornelius r. Van
Mass administrator Of John P. Van Ness, came up before
the Circuit Court this morning. Counsel for the plaintiff
Mcsss. Gpin Of Philadelphia, Brent Of Baltimore and
May for the defendant MesSrs. Cox r. G. Bradley and
Carlisle.
The jury oeing empaneed, Mr. Brent opened the case
by eling them that the issue they Try was whet-
er Mary Ann Van Ness was IN ruth and law the widow
of John 2. Van Ness, and referring to tho resignation Of
the counsel which had fret been engaged TO manage the
for the plaintiff, viz; MesHs Dallas Dent and Lee
o described the character and history Of the late Gene
raj Van Nes snd also those OF the lady and sld tho coun.
sci would be able show, by cfcum anal evidence that
Gen. Van Ness married TO mTs Conner in tho city Of
Philadelphia, etc.
Mf. Carlisle, (or Ex-Governor Van NessJ commended
that this unparalleled in tho annals Of the Court
We live IN community where never shot up such
trunk or bore such fruits and the prccn'ions Of the plain
u could be justified except by the groses pefny and
forgery. They would show that tho letters purportnQ to
be from Cen Vun Ness forgees and advered 10 the
fact that Mr. Brent had iaken article Of assignment from
tho lady, which
Mr.. Brent acknowledges and at subsequent Stage OF
Mr.. Msrbufy was sworn, who said that, on one ocen.
SION he had taken an assignment from client secure
bis fee.
This appears have been suggested TO remove any pre-
Judco which might be entertained towards Mr. Bent and
as . consequence. 10 prejudice hs Cause.
VIZ May. Of the counsel Of tho ady read the tcst.
Woy OF WIS hou1tft OF fnlnuclphl, % whose house Mrs
Conner stopped. whsn visited that city, % 20 this
aDd o. 70 Mfs Connof5 conversation with ON old gentle
mpn said 10 DO the late Cen Van Ness at the house of
tho lady mentioned. Also, the testimony Of several zen.
uemon Of that city. 10 likewise ioad tho petition Of Mrs
Mary Ann Van Ness, a., stating that che 10 the wi
dow Of Gen Van No.s and praying tho Orphans Court
thar The letters Of administration tho estate taken ont by
Van Ness ought 70 be revoked and letters granted 10
her I'D. This il dated July 7, 1916.
Mr. Bradley Of the counsel Tor NJ c. 2. Van Ness
read the q that gondoman in which he says that
he has knowledge belief that the pretended marriage
soomnzsd. Several u tho loucrs accompanying tho
answer spoke q child, Of which the lao Cen Van Ness
said 10 be tho father and urged upon Gov Van Ness
biz brother some seton 10 an important mator,r Of
which no oit Judge by letters enclosed in On en-
yel0pe and previously sent 10 him,
The court room was crowded during the procoodinqs-
report would have been given had there not been
many important points which cannot be sisted sufficiently
accurate IN sketch and " there not spprc
ihs inasuee might DO done 70 tho very able gentlemen
who opened the case,
Without coming 10 conclusion, tho court At o'clock
adjourned ul tomorrow morning. e..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21

Aati. RsRt.-The exen, to which the Anti Renter, IN
Wv oN propose TO carry 'hsir movement against land
lords being Involved In some doubt We quote the N,,
YORK Tribune on that point The Tribuno has favored
ae objects OF this party and be presumed to know ia
shat no considerable portion OF them ever expected m bs
renewed from the payment Of until they shall have ac
qed legal n'le to the lands they especially cultivate nor
or IL Is further added that "hey expect Of the State
sash legislation only will tend induce the landlords to
se on terms favorable TO tho settler and cutvator; instead
OF winch the laws as they have BEEN in connection with
the leases which those lava have saneoued have tended
y." ~ y" Pe'Pe'u.'-
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Local Factions.

The Washington Unon referring to the late elections,
says
Al the signs OF the times indicate that in 1915 ,s
IN 1914 tie iederaiss the democracy OF tIe
country fairly and hand hand. They may indeed rsb
e. to themselves, OF late, motley OF local lcony
-agrarlans and Observation-Disclosures natives and
Founersis-and. for aught We know, MOrmons too"
"For suEht We know, Mormons zoo !" That is decided
ly cool! Without attempting show the erroneousne,s
OF the Unions remark with regard the Aboonsts and
Natives both Of which factions separate tickets in the
late elections, and to the An-Reners who equally dyi-
ded their vote between The Wings and the Locofoeos
undeninbe fact that the oqoHs have always voted The
Locoioco ticket in the OF about 1000 10 TO- What
ground the Uuion has FOR supfosng that they will not con-
unuo to do 90, apprzsd Indeed from the pc
cnar manner in which that "oca faction" is spoken Of
we imagine thinks that they may s adhere 10 the par
y, which, # It fails draw "ioca faction 10 lie
support does not fail to make every effort 10 its power 10
win their sufirages They very patriotic and clever
lows indeed, when they for Locofoco cand dates and
only denounced "ocal factions" when in romen,
Of caprice, they happen to desert their naiural allies
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21
Meeting Tonight.

meeting Of the citizens OF Richmond be held to-
night, at Odd Fellows Hall, in to the call made
upon Virginia for regiment 81 Volunteers tor the Mex
can War. That viii be a crowded one there il no
doub-and that will be Of thrilling interest," all may
be assured from the annuncia,on that some Of the NEST
distinguished orators Of the city will address the
The theme itself full inspiration; and the occasion calls
for that prompt and energetic action which il the object
the meeting to promote
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21

II The Charlottesville Jeffsrsonan thinks we have un-
derraed the powers as debator Of Mr. 5. F. Leake who
that paper tells has often proved himself
and wound up his opponent in very short time" This
may be 500 but Charlottesville eotemporary
that it in suPposng that the editor Of the Wing while
serving with Mr. Lsake in the Legislature 'had ample op
poriuni'es Of testing this IL TIE CHARACTER OF
L." Ii there be such "!ra, his Character It eluded
our observation!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21
Capt. Carrington,. Ranrcr.,

We are requested to state. for the information Of such
OF the members Of this Company, organized Lac, Spring.
as reside in the county and who complained that during
tho interval tia, elapsed between their enrolment and ua
discharge, they were under the necessity of remaining in
town at their expense that, Immediately on their 70.
turn and re.enrouen comfortable quarters will be proyi-
dod for them.
All other persons, resident in country. who may
desire TO unite with the Rangers requested forthwith
to spPnze Capt. Darlington Of the fact.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21
MA R RIED.

mofnns tbs 10Th Instant by tie Rev G,r,a,a
f. mrSeus, OF Hanover ~ " '''' hllsS
AZ Seomsnd Neck. Surry county, on the II,h instan,
by Rev. Thomas Hume, Mr. BKRSAEp F.vru oS R,ah
Gator, Of the former place. ~ '"''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21
Election nov, TI,n,.,,,,

The Wings Of Richmond who have votes in the Louisa
Senatorial District will not, hope forget that the cleo.
ton is to take place ON THURSDAY NEXT. Leteyeu
voter not only remember the day, bu, be at the polls
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21

u Ralph J. Ingersol Esq., the new T. g. Minister &,
Russia, accompanied by his son, Col e. ". Ingorso sail
Gu from New York last Monday the packet ship Bur
gundy, for Hawe, route to ST. Peionburgh.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21

W Sec advertisement, in another column, of a daring
robbery, perPeusted night since in the dwelling
OF one OF citizens. IL DO hoped that our vgian,
police will be able to detect and sccnre the thief
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21
SOMETHING FOR EYERYBODY-Glen

- 10 tbs Od Pufehi from Fields restei By Robert Csr
'on rsl sdrr of the New Puhae-Forina No 10 APP
tons hsce any Of choice books Price soc. Just
pusHsaed forsaie ~ NASH WOoDHoU5E,
no2i 100 Main -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21

II The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Patriot exposes the ick rssorod to by the Administration
for the purpose Of getting nd Of d. Miller the
law Of Mr. Tyler, whom it afraid o. REMOVE from In.
office Of Third Assistant Postmaster General In s6,ol
ieoNoNY the ohco was abolished, and tho duties Of The
Once distributed among che Clerks in tho Post Office De-
parmenL Having thus turned Dr. Miller adrit the og ca
was rs-esabsbed, and Mr. Maron the Chief Clerk ,,
pointed Third Assistant Postmaster General and Nj, pg,
das promoted - the Chief C.edsbip We believe tbsr,
s now only one Of Mr. TyIafs friends remaining in oa,.,
/ Or. Collins, lao Of Porismou,hJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21

.6FN THE fine regular packet schr LYNCH.
49, BURG, W. GOULD, msrer, having large portion Of
cargo enE'gsd viii be despatched few dsys Fgr PFC gh
cOpee her Psige apply Captain 10 d
M uRNpV FfaUEp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21
Public Meeting this Evening.
Al ODD FELLOWS HALL

n MEEllNG OF THE CITIZENS of Rich
M n' VIII De held This SATURDAY. Evening at Odd
proper TO be taken In relation Volunteer Con
49, ~ ~ FORMING IN this City for the Mexican War. Al
gem emen OF tbs City The meeting doubles. be large
% ohnuss.e one, becoming the Metropolis stite
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21
10 az Edliors of al. IYhie

40 tke Editors Of The Whig.
see some Kind friend, under the signature Of "olt
Chesterfield" has thought proper nominate me to tn,
"mgs OF this District as their candidate for the Con
gress and, moreover, to Tor me that will aeeep
the nomination. He had not convcrsed with me on IN,
sueIeei II he had do think he would have presented
my name to the District. and sure he would not have
undertaken for me- The question: who i, to be the whis
candidate for this Dsc,i will be decided hope by
convention OF the party and disembarrass the subjee
OF all Petensens my part, deem Improper say once
Tor all, that even If convention should nominate me
(Which have not the least expect) shall be
obliged TO decline the nomination II isparotism not the
want OF it, which prompts this declaration. have
doubt Wing candidate and will be selected by the
convention better able than am all respects repre-
sent the District, and far likely to be elected.
Nov 30, lS46. B.W. LEIGH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21

Al meeting OF portion of the Physicians Of rusyl-
yania county, held the Court House November Court
for the purpose Of appointing Delegates to the Medical
convention to be held IN Richmond the 81 Monday il!
December, Dr. Edmund Johns was called 10 the Chair and
DR.. .. T. Hamboton appointed Secretary.
On motion, the following gentlemen were appointed to
represent this County in said Convention Ds b. f. Rives
w. &. Craghead, n. T. Green, 4. ID. Stokes, w. :
Green, X. V. Barksdale C. Martin, K. White, J. Thomp.
son, C. Miller, A. Z. Saunders, H. Mlner J. Anthony
w Su,phn, w. A. Anthony G.. w. Thompson, A. 6.
Smith, b. Egan &. Clement, +. c. Wade T. e Coleman
&. w. Coleman, J. &. Wilson, l.. billiard.
On motion. the Chairman and Secretary were added TO
said delegasion.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this meeting be pub.
lished in the Danve, Lynchbur, and Richmond papers
EDMUND JOHNS, Chairman.
Q. Z. HAMILTON, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21

ID II. MOLASSES.-1O hhds. strictly prime
Porto Rico Noisses Tor rennf, just received Store,
and f0t sale by noRi BiHsELL 4 McCANDLf5H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21

J. Winga,e Thornton Of Boston, Commissioner for the
State Of Mas'aehu'ou to take depositons scknowloJg-
ments Of deeds SC.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

HtsA Hstr tlis dag al 81 seLseL p ~
ARRIVED,
Schr Missouri, Groves, Baltimore
schr Falmouth, Creighton, Baltimore
SAILED,
Brig Frances, Cobb, Savannah
bALrnohE Nov 2O;-Ard. sehrs Iowa, Travers from
from City Point Va A"'""'' nrse'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21
GREAT BARGAINS IN BLACK CLOTH DRESS
COATS, AZ FLEETS UP TOWN CASH CLOTH
ING STORE.

HANlNG purchased at percmptory sao in
y y Pbisdephi l1st week, ny this a.o so One
back cloth dress Coats ~ los of1l 10 80 the orEna
Manufacturers enabled 70 give NJ greatest bargains Of
fcfcd tho city faci o. Coat, should
Of This Dot Of Co-t The prices from T. o. TO- ~ and Is
and ft C0h, and nafe The Hosi Fashionable
style. ho N lads Rubber Over Coats and Coaks
Thing viii also open few hfsi
9tO piece. fresh from New Yofk fore saio AZ FLEETS
up cheap cash clothing store,
Corn above The Efehauge nsnt,
no Qt-w Ard nearly opposite Vugina and Fafmcp' Hank
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21

~ We ere feqnersd 10 give nonce that On sdournsd
meeting o. Coiion and Iron Manufacturers Of virgnis
wiz De hed o. Tho Columbian Hotel in this city. on We'd
delegation appointed % proceed 10 Inc eitv ~ VV,.bi
n.'.,s Is.anedl will make their report foil end pune
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21

u "ob'girayo 10 10y 90 Ibe P.rkesbs-g Gazstio tns
The Senior Editor Of tho Wing was absent from the s,,y
"ncn The Ute.c appeared In tho editorial column,
'e'anVe TO "me night Of way upon which 10 90 bsr,by
comments and upon which 10 bases charge Of neons,
dets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21

CANF MONTHLY, Oct. Z, 1916.
Hungry and cold, crePt one corner Of the tort TO gs,
in the sunshine and Of the time shelter yse from
the bombs that were Tying thick around me- looked
out, and some two three hundred yards the fon
saw Mexican female carrying aud food 10 the
wounded men OF both armios. her it the head Of
one poor teow-gIye MIN water and then take the hand
kerchef from her head and bind up his wounds; st.
tending others Ia The way she went back
for more food and wafer. As fhe returning heard
tle crack Of guns, aud she poor good creature
Tell; after few struggles all sti-sbe was dead
turned my eyes heaven and thought "Oh Cod and h 10
war! cannot believe but that the shot was on accidea
al The day, passing another fort passed
her dead body. IL was lying its back with the bread
and broken gourd containing O few drops Of water We
buried her amidst showers Of grape and round shot,
sionay lodging shell twelve FOUNDER aud expecting
every moment to have another grave dig one OF our
selves. JR Il
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21

AZ The last news from Monterey via Texas Is in,ores
ting The that Cbihuahua had bern taken by GEM
Wool which reached few days ago. turns out to have
been premature; and, ifhs accounts now before us be
true, It is probable that he will be resisted by strong
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21

THE HORRORS OF wAR.-Thc Louisville Journal
publishes the following o. letter from Monterey.
describing most Touching incident in the great battle
The poor victim should have erected to her
memory.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21
ATTENTION. VOLUNTEERS!
DENDLETON's LOTTERY OFFJCE-

M ANAGERS' OFFICE ID. PAINE g. co.
IA -For This Afternoon $1,000 1000. 5000, 1870 $780,
llo5, 20 Of 1000 20 Of 300 70 Nos, avn Tickets 60
For This Evening $4,000 5000 5000 1000 1lsl 20
Of 1850 20 Of 600 20 Of 400 adwn III k.t So
hfo The Dollar Lotc, $1,000, 1000 6e ~ Nos ~ dawn
Diawn Ncs Of Pok3niIke, Chss 9IS
30 20 ~ 81 . "a 2 SO 81 &c IS ~ 10.
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WANTED,

GOOD COOK for the balance OF the year; for whom II.
N eeral hire will he paid. Apply to
no II WEBB, BACON 4 CO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21
DIGGER's OFFICE, UNDER THE EAGLE

n CARTON Robin Eig.nrr, pat.fns
y SwieH and Cambhe insoriirgsand EdgitEs
Rich French Isaccs
Thtni faeer Edrirrs and Inserinrs
Hfavy nm and Cord sh Fdngcs fof Cloikt
Bk and Cord Twirird slk Trnsos
And variety ss and narrow aHt Prince
ari opened aud for aalc
no 10 HAYES VAN nf1-RsEy A. Warns
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21

PAEl', October ~ Tho news brought by the Great
Western b. given n n tho newspapers n this morning NJ
considerable length. No comments however Of sufficient
importance 20 be transcribed made upon il By any one
oufnul u seems, nevertheless, to be- opinion Of the
Partisan press haine United States Government has made
great or'f be deciding that be- invading army shall cvy
contributions from tho MoEeans A. long the army paid
be away The MeEoans having pitioiIsm or OF least
very ils we're rot i-dspOssd 10 the invaders snd IN
fact rather welcomed them has Otherwise. Bot now that
me interests Of the Mexcsns will be-, not promoted ~
heretofore. but cruoy Injured s believed BY the Partisan
journals i1at The whole population vii become most
pefacd against the Americans and will fcsst them by Oh
tho moons IN hor power. In that csso, calculated
that grave difficulties, perhaps disaster and defeat IN
store for The Americana Tor they will have % Struggle
ono and ho same time against Oh The difficulties that
army cen oncounof-azsinst troops superior IN number
against haatsng gDcra forces against hostile popula
ton, against horrible climate against the difficulties Of
wild country, without roads, aud ofenimes mountain
Gus, agano sickness sRsnst want Of provisions, and per-
haps also against the reluctance, the encouragement the
desoron, and the Of discipline Of their soldiers.
Notwithstanding oil his Is not doubled Tor moment,
that the Americans could get fairly hand hand with
the Mexicans, the latter would get severely licked, how
great might bo the odds IN their favor Touching the
annexation Of the province Of New Mexico few obsewa-
lions mude though papers notice tho vost addi-
ton IL makes the already gigantic territory Of ihe United
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-21

BESJ. g. CooEE.
4. Blows NEsABLE,
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No 81, near the esnIe, MIDI. AisIe.
80, 40 ~ near 'hi Chahee do do-CIhs Pew would be
Did iowJ Apply to HUBBARD, GARDNER : CARLTON
nv ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-27

FoRTIFrcATIors IN CANApA-Contracts for the
erection Of Notifications at Kingston, have been
declared The following 10 list Of the sites which
Notifications to be erected with the names Of the
contractors 90 Davidson, Murney,s Point J. Crsw Nv
Allan, Perth, Point Frederick r. Matthews, Cedar
Island The above works will cost about 100000 Me.
sons, stone-cuers and laborsrs will BIO required nsn
Jsn. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-27

The AtrOclty OF the New York Herald
From the Pottsville Journal, Jan ~
The packet ship Liberty, Capt. Norton, from Liver
pool, with dates to the l3h ut, boarded late
Saturday afternoon hundred miles at sea- by Of
the Nstc York Heralds agents. by which that
per received by express inelgenc Of the highest i'm.
portance.
From the Savannah Georgian Jan. 201
We are indebted to Capt Lyon for a copy Of the Ntw
York Herald of the 10th inst which contains in full one
weeks later intelligence from Europe, brought TO New
York by the packet ship Iowa. from Havre.
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HARTWELL'S
~ SHIN g TON HOU Sc,
A03 Chestnut street,
PHLADELPHTA.'
UNITED STATES HOTEL.

QATHS Just introduced-Wsrm and Col6-n fine apart
- for both ladies and gentlcnen and the
nizaon and fitting Of department Of the Washington
House complete. dill lmsm