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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-03
New Rooks-rrom ne..r.. Harper & nro,hsr..


messrs J. w. Randolph & Co. have favored us with
"Ths Farmers Dictionary" from the press Of tho enter
pnsing house Of Harper Brob ers We have been una
be, thus far to look carefully pages of the work
before Us, but from its Preface the general contents
We "so to be book Of great mer, and valuable ad
dron 10 the Agricultural works OF the day.
THIS book vocabulary Of the technical term, e.en
ly introduced A7rieu.tnc and Horticulture from va
nous sciences, AMI also compendium VI practical farm.
ing II s edited BY D T. Gardner VI. D. honorary m, M,
Der Of several Agricultural Societies The book has been
compiled from The works Of eminent American authors
and it's also ombolished with numerous illustrations
The publisher. hiyo sint No. 10 nj tloit pocket
edition Of Select No'els-1hs Young Duke. "a moral
'ae. though gayi' by D'l.sei. Two volumes in one.
pu-e only IS ccuts.
"Je'sie's Fhtnh,n" s''o before u,-5y the suhor
o. Kate 10 search o. Ilu'Jani This book like no pre-
5eces'Of from the pen, very readable uld wei.
ofL tie small pIco asked rof it, 10 be had of Ns..r.
kshd5lyh & Co.
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From the Philadelphia U. 8. G.Isus.
THE REVOLUTIONARY Array

pleasant TO revive associations connected with tho
Revolution. and whatever hs, relation that memorable
event becomes Of interest friend who has been search
ing among old family records Glanced upon the fol-
lowing Of force OF the United States and rs
matter both Of record aud Of interest, subjon it,
State Of the Uaited States Army in June ITS.
FIR DUTY.
1880 rank and file lufanty.
l,2sl Artillery.
sos Cavalry.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of ItIchmond.

fhzA Haiu us day 10! s'slek, q ~
ARRIVED.
Schr Susan Allen Charleston 5. c. lumber to Rankin
& Whriock.
Sehr. Col. De Russy Wheeler, Baltimore, sundries
Srhr. J. PreedmOre, rrscdmore, New York sundriss
schr Pennsylysnis, Nash. Alexandra, furniture.
Sch. Easy, smire, York river, corn.
SAILED,
Schr. Marietta Burr. Knapp. New York
Sehr. Fertile. Paieson, Eikton,
Schr. Thns IL. Thompson, wxon, Boston
schr. Cs'hsrine Amanda. Bradbury. Philadelphia
Schr. Abraham Brown, Davis, Fall liver
Sehr Rich'd Thompson, Corsun, Philadelphia.
Steamer Columbus, Parish, Palumore.
Sehr. Amelia, Frisbcc, Bo,ton.
Arrived, ship American, E. Williams f,rty-eisht DAYS
from Liverpool. with salt, &c, to CHAS PALMER
March 29th-La' 36i6 Long 20, spike ship Helen.
Cartwright, lao days from Sandwich land of and hound
to Sag Hatbor. ''0
The American experienced worry heavy gales from tho
westward.
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1911.
Ths Army ctths United States. Sept. 1873.
Colonies, 81
1t. Colonies, -
Majors, IS
Captains. 3ll
First Licuiensnts, 3lI
Second Licutenans, 800
EnSigns, III
Chaplains, IL
AdJutants, 81
Pay Masters, 81
Quarter Masters, %
Surgeons, 50
Surgeons Mates, SO
Sergeant Msjors, CO
Or. Master Sergeants, IS
Dunn Majors, 81
Fife Majors, &c
Sergeants, l.7O5
D'ummers and Filters, 997
Rank aud File, 30.l34
Art llcry, l,44l
Cavalry, $50
3e,7Os.
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IibIc SecIetY of VIRGIN

\ meeting of the Managers of the Bible Socie
OF Virgins will be held vesy ST Paus Church
on Saturday Evening 9Th instant O'Clock arrange
mrnis for the approaching Anniversary.
ap3 WIN WILLIAMS Recorar, s.e,,
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DIED,
On TuesIsy morning, March 3lst, bt I o'clock Of
Scarlet Fever. JosEFH ELLIs only n VIM Henry and
III zabeth a. Ford. Aged no months and 81 days.
Baltimore , iptru requested 90 eopy
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o. THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
OF the Franklin Manufacturing Company of Richmond will
be held ct The Paper Mill on Monday, 9th April next
o'clock p NJ.
NH 26-dtd JAMES C. CRANE p,os,,
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| CARD.


EIiensips Catalogue Sale Of Fresh Dry Goods
" The particular attention of desers Is invited 10 our
sale OF fresh and desirable DRY GOODS CARPETINGs ke IN
tate place THUS friday MORNING. commencing O'Clock
NOW READY for examination
DJr Sale without reserve regard 9 weather.
Ap5 INLOES 4 BROTHER An-,.
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0<- An adjourned meeting Of the citizens iavo-
rl5e Establishment or Asylum Orphan Boys
Rev wr HoRes Church evening ~
the appointed meeting Will their rsppr
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NOTICE.
To the WING Voters of Henrico.

A meeting of the Wing Voters of Henrico will
be held at the Court House the fret Monday in Anil
next Cour day. for the purpose of seecdg candidate
TO represent them in the Legislature OF Virginia
Hour II o'clock A full and punciual attendance is re-
quested.
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COFFkE MILLS.-5O doz. Coffee Mills on
~ Consignment Tor sale low BY l.. GfNrER
ap3 ~ hsnst
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INTERNAL. IMPROVEMENT MEETING IN
~ L

o- The Time, and Republican respectfully requested
r. publish
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-04

DRCsPECTUS- " EsrrRN CONTINENT, weekly
Newspaper Of Literature ana Art Independent,
Politics, Just in Criticism. Edited by PARK BENJAMIN,
latc editor Of the New World and w s. itoMrsoS,
eito, & the augusta Mirror, and author MAJOR Jones'
toaTtship, I hronc'es OF Pnevilie &c
lhe favorable auspices under which this journal is
ncnce ans the warm encouragement with which il has
assurances of its The fullest arrangements havo
been ilade TO carry i on with spirit and effect
F. torvhosr regulations established have been per-
asai> y egagei' the most able and popular writers
hsEe 1sea esstel; the abundant treasures of European
literature VIII be brought hiter and profsciy layisled-
ndeo The whole word Of letters wherever genius flour
ishes and learning spreads viii be put under contribution
u gke strength btanty and variety TO The Western
presents a weekly compend of news, culled with
OF all kinds of information, literary, scientific political.
alike TO the scholar and the of
Il is devoted Southern and Western interests, not
opposed 10 those OF the North and East. but
nemt ~iih hight and justccnserests bestowed by tho
tostutlon and Indispensable to the maintenance of tho
MON Of these States Il seeks TO subduc sectional jeal
ousies cher s sentiments of aity, expand the affections
well the intellect of men, and build upon the
tra ground of letters, temple to Concord, whero
all parties may ami be brothers Cancellation its
aim Truth its guide
shall be worthy of name->.Ihe Western Conti-
nent. our country whole country states and
old states new territories and old territories ours by po-
hv Observation-Disclosures ours, if by right
shall be conteudcd for dee nded and maintained,
cordipr 10 . humble ability but with fearless spirit
great than this might be said but brevty
IS soul of wit ana much be expressed in few
words We shall promise little and perform much Try
reader and Judge for yourself thout another thot
the subject pray forward the very insignificant
of poiIARs-it could not be better eNpe nded-and
your and address directed
TAYLOR, WILD CoMPANY,
Jarvis building North-st., Baltimore.
Or G.. 3. Zeiber and Co, Philadelphia; Geo Dexter,
80 An-strect, New ork RedGng and Co, Statc-strect
Boston. Mass Amos Head, Charcson,S S. c.; JIG. Nor
gan. N Orleans; Robinson and Jones, Cncinnati-lEx
ERaI. AGENTS
To all editors papers, who will copy the foregoing
brief Prospectus with this notice., will send the Con-
tincnt in exchange We hope old friends will
shall hoe G,.,
Who will say kind word for The Western
Continent. Jan 2lst, 1916.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-04

Ia t.- Legislature Of D bill has passed. incorporating
ihs Clayton s. Western Ea Road Company : char
company construct Rail Road from l>ich-
ron 10 the state line Of Ohio AMI Indiana, grante
y .e legislature Of this State, and al things beng
reaiy the preliminary arrangements for CONNIE nee
meat Of the work should BE- attended to forthwith As
made Tic first nlore in this matter, and are
most deeply interested in the construction Of the work,
hcY should first take hol Of the matter There IS no
delay. meeting should be called at an carly
day hat plans may be devised and natarad with pr-
Genca ana care. The first stops the most Important
The successful prosecution OF tine wor., depends upon TIL
grounds and policy first taken.
We hope our citizens viii give the matter their car
ct and most serious attention. Let care prudence ana
economy be their guide, and the Road viii be made
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-04
WI oar Bond Holders .1cccpt?' ?

In several Of the addresses made by Mr. Butler before the
Joint committee. he emphatcay declared that ~ ror,
long Grass Fo'r and ira olrs trH The boHd botF
take less than the li amount, principal ma in
forest. Of thar bonds. Not with this positive
declarations he repeated several times the
phatic impressive Not only this but he
cared with the emphasis, that he authorized
and instructed by them make this posice declaration
and say that their determination unaterabe IS
the laws of the Modes and Persians Now, Mr. Butler
proposed take the canal for one-haf of the principal
and of the public debt True, the bill pass
co does require this but if Mr. Buffers instructions
were 50 positive how it be expected that the bond
holders will ray his proposition to the legislature They
cannot suppose the canal Will pay ne-haf of the debt
consequently Mr. Butler has done them, what he de-
clarcs they would do long grass grows and
water flows" They will accept
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-04
Loco K EraENCIMENT.- " lit

comb in his last message boosted the ordinary
penscs the State have been reduced
than sat- 900. Mr.. Henry Secrst, thc loco chairman OF
the committee Ways and Means, reteratcs the same
lsciooI in his report the following sentence can
ding ticentyro thousand dollars per an
mum Topped of the ordinary expenditures with
essential dctrmen to the public service Ito" was
SD 600 .oppcd OFF, 1t is nothing nor less than
tn. amount paid year, the printing Of the Revised
statutes Was this '.oreinary expenditure a. Dir.
ecri.t cabs On the contrary it e1fraofdlf1g
expenditures and will again probably for ten
wears to Not only this, but considerable amount
of this expenditure, back into the Treasury from
the Revised Statutes. For the last FIVE years
affairs Of this State have been administered with co-
ncndahlo econon except il the case Of the state &C. IT.
We make charge Of extravaganza against Nh v bat
his party past conduct except in the special
appropriation bill the late session Y hen It shall have
been published, will show extravaganza that will
r.Gac some explanations before the people will be sat
isle. Or about 80 600 appropriated out
state Treasury pay for locating TIL lands setcc-
to- in the Niaccnncs district the completion Of Tie
Wabi~li al L rie Canal and the survey Of the line Of
si canal Terre autc to Evansville It ietrHe tbs
bill PROV for the payment of TINS sum back again out
Of the lis of Che Lands of the District, bit
EoulI to DO it. The money loaned from the Stas
Treasury without security, ans will result to tn st
about the bonds Gl which sold credit Gov
Whitcosnb, without any authority vhatercr-'9itliott
ag ordered the survey al location to be made AND i
he can on his esponsbil The state in debt 49,,
O0U why may he year do the thing to the
extent Of -, 30 or 100 500 dollars.
We have never known the Governor Of State. pros
himself party chicancry SO low as has Governor
Nhtco.nb in boastin. OF Hetrenohniel where there
l,ay been nchtnent whatever. Il is attempt 10
make political capital at thu sacrifice Of truth and The zig
Official station Mr. Secris makes out cleo
onccring document and has it printed at the expense Of
the state and circulated under the authority Of Ie-isa
tive sanction
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-04

CEIEBEA ALTON THE FR,xKlIy ISs7IrUrE--Iile anni-
al CT b-at Oh Of the Franklin Institute will take place
Monday evening 9th instant
The members ana invited guests will meet At the Hall
il tlla story Morrisson's Building, O'Clock
p M where address Will be delivered by the Prezi
dent
They vii! then proceed accompanied BY the Richmond
Band 70 the Episcopal Church. where consecutive al
dresses Will be delivered by Messrs Oliver Butler ani
:. Lyle Rev. Mr.. lisLc viii oificiate chaplain
IN, members Of the ouEs Mems Literary Association
arI - ashingto:, Inaulc respectfully invited 70 Iae-
with US in the Hal.
The pubic are respectfully invited attcul at III.
Church. r.; order Of tie Institute.
\. : I.lFDs, 5. G. DuGnALE,
J. l.. MIX, J. u. HAILIcK,
D,yIEi. ROBERTS,
Coslu,,tee Of irraHgemeAts
Richmond, Feb. 4;I ls-l6
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-04
The shop of Mr.. James

c. Ferguson watch-make and eweller of this city,
broken into Thursday night last and several gold and
silver watches breast and watch keys taken there
from The amount of property taken is estimated at
about Si0o- The residence o Nathan Morgan was also
entered the night, and about $50 dollars in
money taken. The thief thieves, entered Nh Fcrru-
sons shop by boring out panel of the back door, and
reached inside and turned the key which was in the lock
The bed Of Mr.. Morgan entered aud portable
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-04
4 T iR Il OF 12C ACRES

nor = 4Ls.!--Ihc Undersigned wishes to sell his
L valuable FARM. situated SIX miles north Of Rich
raonZ on the New Paris and Williamsburg road west Of
IT Wavne Toai containing l29 Acres OF hrst-Tate
La,.G.., Acres Of which ceare4 ai IN GOO state
OF cultivation. There good - story ram4c House
"a large r4me Barn. nearly new, and double set of
concerts and Y lagoon house attached theretoa sape
rior crrirr Of falling water. the
dwelling Eousc-ar excellent bearing Orchard of graft
ed Fruit Tres &c.
I7-Nr. William Dnlan, residing the Farm and
adjoining the above described premises authorized
sell the SANG: and any person wishing to purchase
GOOD FARM. Is respectfully ivited to call and
IL JOB HAINES
January ith. 1916. 3tf-6f6m-6fy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-04

and should be held responsible The Authorized ag
Of the bond holders, did his first proposition ask
the to ply onelf Of interest, and propos-
ed take the canal for the other half Whn AIr. Greedy
becomes acquainted with the people OF Indiana, and
Character, will be time enough to form ans express
opinion of them; and then he VIII learn Judge IT,.
people, By the politicians who found the Halls
the Legislature
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-04
VII Stste central ceu,nif,ee.

In the county of siarion David Wallace Douglas Ma
Eifs > iisin Sheets Hugh o. Neal, and ]. d. Defrees.
y 1iFtA'i, = ; " hate, Of IiPpecanoc;
amos Collins. IT., of FLOYD.
81 : John Naatcr, Of Jennings;
4ih : Samuel Hall, Of Gibson:
ON : u :. & 30 ing. OF Hancock:
oit " T. T. Holloway, eff Wayne;
tth " james E'arri: gtoi., of Vro;
I'll " T. T. i5a!c, tass;
9ih " = oeiEax, OF IT. Joseph.
10th : George G. Dunn OF i4awrence
!2tl Thomas Bell, of Madison:
l2ts = Samuel bigger. CT Allen.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-04
u S ~ o ~ q. 81

E MES {. J't.Tss1s-GSs has removed his SHOP
% opposite his OLD STAND, where he will be pleased
public generally.
cry OF all kinds pectaces suit all ages, Silver and
Gerlnan-sver Table and Tea SrooSs, Pen knives-a
superior article Eazofs, Scissors, Silver Thimbles, &c
sc. Nc all of which he will dispose of for Cash
Richmond, Dec. 3lst, 8f5. 1f
No EXCUSE BALD IiEAD.-Thc following cornmu-
nication from the Rev. Professor Eaton, of Hamltoa
College New orz, iGition to hundreds of others
equally respectable should remove the doubts of every
reasonable person of the uniform and singular efficacy
Of Jayne's Hair Tonic:
..IIamilton, Feb. 18th cio-Dr. D. Jaync,-Dear Sir:
| cannot hair restored, but say that it
appears be rapid process OF restoration as could
be expected had not finished the first bot
I c j decided change manifest the bald
part the h ad to which 1t applied. growth
glossy hair, much like that of infants, appea
red, has continued TO increase, and have had
" three times. have recently commenced the
bottle but have been good deal irregular the
of the Tonic from the first and from this
appree that the effect is less than it otherwise would
have been began the of the Tonic with little or no
faith that it would be successful head though
felt confidence statements OF what mad
done others much surprised as delighted,
I effect Yoa recoilect the appearance OF
head Office assure my hair has
been nearly quite inch longer the times have
had il cut which nearly destitute of
when Won III 1t was, however. fine,
,houet quite thick. flushed with sangune hope Of
final the digent of your Tonic which Ia
midst all kar h,nbugs which have been advertised
TO be- and mu make the gro,r and mistake.
at least heads GEO w EATox Professor
the Hamilton Literary and Theological Seminary.
Ig~For sale a: Reeds Drug Store
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-04

sleeping room. Of sou, q NJ Moran, aI, too ram az
trunk so. Attempts were made - cnie- severed other
houses 4s STOKES; lat whaa =leecss o c.aa t2as
been discovered : 10 tn perpetrators; suspicious
placed VITA confidence !-o L u hopes how
that ~ g.Ia11e ;say may he .eleets III Ter
gnson ot:ra reward Of SO, an ho CIT. Council have
Offered So Is addition.
--- ------
~ c rrc&n0nd@.lt "a to louisville
journal! v-r.til.- fr9l I:.re.55.s SAYS 81 .g of
H.. iIi ..ge- IL. coalI-5a i FL. a.,, @ r.-. Ca-
nai'- t!, e.ery art.a. ana ..aess. .tt NON can i..
riae have beuI. rasorte TO- 10 aefsa The Iry ap-
peal 10 The lassst fce-s u our a:arss.c7 Mot e.e
That most yasc4Hg ana revolutionary one of attempt
ing to break quorum by rushing from tt r seats into
tn. lobIe- have bcen uttemFteJ, but our friens
throughout stoo firm an net N defeated III ese vii
l.aois II4a-!1tions with a coara % anl Il owe all
.r.is, Tins lent ,yr.s over .I, SIGNATURE
Of L. H. = who we suppose. IS a citizen Il .rr. Ha,atc
a,4 f,-4,.,v o.a of m. ..,a3 ca,-r,:,s-s If THIS
STATE About H. H. s. as a ,-.,-, citizen, We have not
one word to say; bl. as th, tli.c c5.-.o.cat Of 4
~ 5n, 'is.>rt fr,, II i wholesale
.f,pr,iat;o,s Of tn, on.orc,s Of ., III referred to
y-iII tic tleraa, point Ia orr, 3Ior.i act the o
noSit,on v,cr. suz or ve know Of mono: Int while
H. tails about yqsc7t in atts:rtjrp Il break a quorum
voa4 not have been honorable in ha TO have SAID
something about tie friends CT tn. cual calling Tic pre-
vo,s question for the purpose Of cutting OF ali amend
usent=, and ali dictate Does lie know any thing about
the eae2 It was practse Il. The House. VAS threat
bc..cI.ed and sustained f,v members Of the Senate
determined to maintain their RIGHTS ana tae lreeao.a of
4fatc b>, Ie.atr, tbs infamous cs r..sa of the .o
r,,,o W. y.ra ,-i,,r Is 1T !s matter rt whore it
was left in thu. Senate: but .y: the f.an Of tllat Iss-
sl,r. aIa,lnc, v.j,I hood s: etstion the
cnoe,s n eyer,- .s,a3er vlcf, thsy can find place
~ tr letters. We vill act on the defensive Mr. T. H.
4 in This srrit of ilIibaraiity which we
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-04
c AR RI AG

NOR tF4E.-The undersigned has first-rate new
+ CARRIAGE, which he offers for sale Cheap It is
suitable for either horses ANY person wish
ms, purchase. have bargain, and mistake
Richmond, Jan. 7th, loi6 JOB BGRTOE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-04

0rs-Iho editor Of the Indiana Journal hes pre-
missed 10 publish certain speech made BY tao
senator from Warren county. Wal no also
give the replies. Fairness require Il.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-04

WAY GooD.-Thera IS 4 moral N The f1,lor
ing article from the Louisville Folrnal which will
excuse It's sharpness:
Amos Kendall sa Us that he expects 10 be ab!e in
short time 10 pay everything shat he owes in the
world. All. but there's heavy debt he has got
to settle in the other world. Therel be tho
Devil to pay.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-04

Gen. Paroles is in power in Mexico.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-04

4 Baltimore editor thialls It Is tr4d that child
rem receive their impression from their mother =
IS he has very often seen impressions upon then
in shane of womans hand.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-04
ClNoINNAII MARKET, JAN. s..

FLoJH-Rs.t ll,tic in yesterday by wagon,
aII nouo .iu@ from store or mills. Holders
generally hive not yet determined at what price
to sell put arc pfeltE we'll agreed that It shall not
be iuioH @l:o'. The sales heard of yesterday,
were only - brIs from wagon at 50. and 20 brs
IN three lots NJ 81
WllSE l.-A sale from wagon Of brls al l7c
fer gallon.
I.AKD.-ssalcs yesterday of so kegs country
20. /. and 20 ticrccs Stcam No l,atd!c. Aios,
- brl5 No. !, :: SC, and several small lots same,
sc.
FRCIT--A sale Of 1000 bushels Dried APP
pcs. abou: half from store and balance from river
4, al:92 Gin. Gaz.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-02-04
Z: .c#..ond Price Cu..ent~-.'ebruary ith, l : Is
Cg.c-.t..L sc-a.Ll ~. te Pa.Ladiun, ~ YVES uAls

Ii cf B44ls-tie Eases Of srti-l r.ceirt by TIE
Bfuact B3ut II Richmond.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-29

DEPARTURE OF THE CALIFoRNIANs. About
ten o'clock, Saturday morn NC, the three ships,
Loo Choo, Thomas r. Perkins and Susan
Drew, having on board the California volun-
teers, left New York for their destination, ac-
companied by the sloop of war Preble. The
expedition comprises some seven hundred and
eighty, officers and men. Previous to their de-
parture, an attempt was made to arrest Col.
Stevenson for an alleged debt, which was re-
sisted by the military. A large force was mus
tered to enforce the authority of the civil pow
err, but the departure of the regiment prevent
ed the exercise their power.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-09-29

SUDDEN DEATH IN CoURr. During the ar
gument of the Attorney General on Saturday,
in the case Of Spencer, on trial at Jersey city
for murder, Smith Scuddef, Esq of Elizabeth
town, and an old and honorable member of the
New Jersey Bar, (the father of the District
Attorney, engaged in the tral,) took his seal
Immediately behind the Clerks table, and his
head was soon after noticed to hang back, his
wig falling off, and mist apparently covering
his eyes. He was Immediately stretched out
upon tie floor, when DR.. T. B. Gautier of
Jersey city, pronounced him dead from conges-
ton Of the brain-withn FIVE minutes. from The
time he was first noticed. Mr.. s. had been
infrm for some months, so as to be unable to
attend to any business. The Chief Justice no.
tcod the melancholy occurrence solennly and
adjourned the court at once.