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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-06

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks OF
fee Of the Circuit Superior Court or Inv, and ch,,ee,v
for Buckingham County Monday, day Of October 1876
Samuel horfr PlG
azaint
Valentine Parrih Richard ~ Etaou Mary statn Pc q, and
- siaiiou, infant ehdroi Of H. satton Heruard
Booser Julia STATION, wife Of Johi u sraon ana wombe
Deane, nsSs
IN CHANCERY
The dendaui Richard D. having entered nj, s,,
ance and given security according N the Act by ard he
huea Of s Court and appearing b. satisfactory evidence ts
he Il not an inhahtan of this County ordered thattbs
abseni oeend1n 70 appear ~ the boen for the "a
Cou on no h Monday IN Januay next ansgr the hin n
the panihs and that copy n order be forthwith ms. "A
20 somc Newspaper published In The city Of Richmond Tor two
months sueeesiyey posed At the front door on The
Of This County. no 6-wsw r. ELDRIDGE O. o. SO
VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks or
nee Of ihs Circuit Superior Conn OF law nd Ch,n., M
Rockingham county Monday, Day Of SEPTEMBER sts
olautl MOTIFS PHh
WfsP Bocoek trustee, &C. John strsiton and Jpi, q
w Oroge Mathew admir- Of Philip Duvai deed John Nor on
william Holman and John Homan errors Of Bonjaun Hoimsn
aeeo Womba Dcane, Guiuus Coemsn George sunsou WIN
wright Edward W Cufi, and Richd arsuon, De "a
In ChanCery.
The defendant RhdB saoa having ensro HE
and Eveu security according The A Assembly he Rurs
OF hsCour and hapPearnT hy satisfactory evidence tha he
notan nhab ant o. his Couuy ordered That aid absent
defendant do appta The holden the eour on
ne hfsi hondiy 10 January and NJ the tIsn
Newspaper Published In city Rshmosd for two onbs .us
ces'yeB and porei the font door of Courthouse IN mi,
county. n gfDRIDcE n ~ = r,
no 6-wow
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-06
RICH'D IRVING,

90, Front street, Oct. 81.
Since writing the above respectable merchant of this
city, who board the Great Britain at the time of the
DISASTER and near TO Captain Hosken has called on me for
the purpose OF testying that his positive the
charge is utterly untrue. RI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-06

w y NC OF
small scheme hand By ~ O'Clock Capita $1,000
Whole Tickets rs, halves and proportion
for sale cheap until % oeloek, PENDLEToNs OFFICE
M, a
&. Note particularly scheme for omorro,g as Ne. Is
drawn. About prz'to Pine For ptzs
/ in this splendid scheme, apply at No ! PIeb,pgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22
Insurrecuou a, Santiago, the Capital of Chill
New Publications.

q GoDEYs LADY's Book for August con.
.a!ns among other things No Of Poes series OF papers
on the Li,erati OF Nsw.York Among the subjects OF
the plumber Ia S. MARGARET FULLER, whose connec-
ton with Tie Tribune these eighteen months past.
hiss added SO much 10 the interes, OF is columns
The criticism lie conceived in candid spirit and is In
the main Just and truthful James Lawson, Mrs. Kirk
land Prosper NJ Wenore, Mrs. Embury, and Epes Sar-
gent are noticed In the paper The enerariDss OF
the number are unusually huethe full length CT Hon.
join FRosr one of tie best have ever seen in any
magazine The Infants Prayer is the title OF piece
OF music composed and arranged By Prof Horucssde-
w IL Graham, Tribune Buildings.
ry9 GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for August contains
contributions from Joseph C. Neal H T. Tuckerman, W.
H c. Hosmer r II. Wilde. J. Baysrd Taylor, +. P.
whipple Mrs Stephens and other well known writers
Punca Indians Encampei the Banks OF the Missouri
The subject OF fine engraving, ard there Is beside
splendid and ife- Ike picture Of ALFRED B. STREET The
Music of the number The Daughters Of Columbia. by
VIM. J. we:more-words BY Julian Cramer. For sale by
Graham. Tribune Buildings.
~ SUMNER oN The LAKES By S. MARGARET
FULLER; being a sketch OF tour from Boston by
way OF Niagara the Great Lakes Macknsw, &c. to the
Reck River region OF Illinois with deneatcns OF the IL
dams the Pra!ries life in the settlements and inter
.per,ei reflections on Literature and Art is for sae-bo
the Illustrated and cseape. edi,on-by VIM, Il. Graham
5s Nassaus For travellers Of cultivated intel
ect and refined taste believe volume ex;aa can
he more acceptable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22
ntities of muskets. carbines.

CASADA-Large quantities OF muskets, carbines,
swords aud other military weapons have been received
IN Canada and the Militia to be armed forthwith
Several iron WsrStesmers to be placed on Lakes
Erie and Ontario and the Toronto Examiner states shs,
the Ordnance Department have received orders to build
Fort a, Por. Hope. and TO expend $500 900 on i'm.
proving its hsbor II 10 Is miles below Toronto. The
Canada papers speak OF An intended expenditure by
Britain OF len Millions OF Dollars In ior,ify ing the Colo
MES The Tory journals loudly demanding Free
Trade With all nations via the 81; Lawrence. Since the
ST. Lawrence navigation opened last May down to the
10th mat i2s369 barrels OF Flour 309 sl bushels OF
Wheat. snd 5ll barrels OF Ashes have passed down
ward to Montreal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

LARGE PIECE % HOT hon TO EAypLK.-On
THURSDAY week We gave Account q the cas-5s q A.
=eose csnaIn Are-'s fsGne-y ~ So1th Bos-or-ias
es sIa ere- cas- Tes.s-i.y re 1870 Gay attsr cas-
-A.set :c7 lie Sat- s.-i 70 hcs A-
water wae- cas. EPon /. was !.s:aais2-os-y
INTO vz7c- TIE mould was really Stripe: tcu me
P=c3c-s leaving clean s1-fIcs IseGsa ~essins
:. ae2s. % rsset ey rro great cranes worked
ar Twelve ma wiAcc- tr1isy- II fle, lie tai-y VIII
v,ch L ~.s -cve. sy he AZ .. NJ Assr, Ee-1l
c,e-v .scae5 .,ec..c.- .ea-4y INTERESTING ne
s-yv.c-s cue-a-cc casting Is !. rs ccCs tc ia
nod lie ga = inches eng 81 ce-S cS
fcu- .er, n ,e ecA- berg AZ! t1-az Tie re.h.
vii sc rcJ--e ascct rue1ve -c-s ~ sa Toe so-s
AZ .--ss I'll cecrpy A-re EeekS- TIE ze.al zsee n
tsis yr Is composed II for E.cs q KS. constituting
caapooca which eT experiments has Dee. .scsfa.as. %
possess lie srestest degree q cc17acess s--r.ia Ar
.e-s-y 49, We, a.e. = lie eo1s-ze.ie. o-tnx-ce,
SI;e sasslas g ne 11s OF .scAa-ss 40; :. see-s
IwelTe I.1ss = i-e.elias -e & ;Ae P-essz; ga lie
-. q .s ssAs. bessca Pcsl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

n We understand that the Independence bear
Ing the pennsnt OF Commodore ShahEck. wiz san nom
Boston for the Pacific on the ninth day OF August
The Independence has new armament, and has been
put in thorough repair. Washington .n'on-
e Col. J. VAS BESrHUYsEs, long known as
the ecien, and highly respected Postmaster 81 Pouga-
keepsis expired OF apople1y on Sunday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22
Business Notires.

~ V. B. PALAEs, The Agent, intends 10 SEND on tho
CAaos OF Merchant Manufacturer and Others for puslea
ton in Southern and Western Papers. in The course OF
few daysThose who have not, but choose TO DO So Are
respectfully invited 10 hand In their Cards ''il'' ae'y
a; bis Country Ner5poper AdrerhSH9 A9eHf1. TAisrsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

NIsLos-Pacde aud Burton appear together tonight IN
The comedy Paul Pry supported by an excellent cast
Nspo-ou Old Guard IS also By particular ee'e
Toe Ravels continue 20 attract tu! saloons ae oapsJ
WA -i Ia Der grand POS de trels,i
evening Mons Henri and NJ ne Leon JsveIn were capi-
iaI 10 Reuben and Jetsis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22
DISPATCHES FOR TEE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
w..u,xr-ox 1,,r q, ,s..

WASHINCIuN, july T, 1916.
TheSourEERs MAIL a, Washingsoncame, through
this evenisg The steamer Telegraph arrived a,
New. Orleans on the 18th inst from Point Isabel
with dates 10 The 18th. The advices from the army
are without general interest The steamer Telegraph
was purchased by Government $4,000. Ell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

MOUNT PLEASANT PRlsoS.-The removal o. Rev
John Lucky from tho oce OF Chaplain to this Prison has
secn tho subject OF certain newspapers which
have Represented the change TO have been osuse by DIM
eultes between Mr.. L. ana the Principal Matrcn OF the
Female Prison. Tho Evening fost NON the ees,
authority, that tho relations which existed between him
aud tho other cccrs az the Prison. had nothing whatever
to do with his REMOVAL This corsponds with our own
information in the premises. Mr. Lucky Is Methodist
and has held the Office some six or seven yeSrs Rev.
Mr.. Paine tho gentleman appointed In his place. Is under
stood to be Orthodox nationalist Presbyterian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

u DR.. SExxAAS's Genuine Palm0nie sfAef '1u
Vegetable Essential PILLS may be hsd OF Dfnes'a, IL
Ee~york. Brooklyn. Jersey City Newark ano aiIe'
en-, parts of the country. PropEieioF' once TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

~ p,,.ep, wishing 10 sdve,a,s IN Country Sew'pa-
ar to 5scrbe for BEN II any psf OF ms u . Gao
20 40 on Application tho duly Authorized Agent v D.
Palmer IN The Idbaae Buildings s-e Ms sa'efsen'eI
WISH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

~ The Electric Telegraph undertook 20 tell Us
~, ,sso,e las, that McKsys Tariff bill had passed
,,s Senate. put we knew better. Several of our
so,srnoraries, We see. were duped by it. This is
had thunder Does the Lightning Man ever drink :
We mus, have an inquiry into the state of his morals
s;,ec,ly. /, viii not do TO have him making such
FLANDERS as a regular thing.
We do not think the vote on the Tariff will be
taken ill the las, Of the week. when we apprehend
the bill will pass, though 1t possibly may not
JUDICIAL MuRpKR.'-The Boston Traveller OBJ
;ecis, with reason 10 the use OF the above phrase
in our columns. 1t woald have been changed if it
had met our eye seasonebly. Judicial Killing il
more appropriate, though when The Traveller says
the Law defines Murder to be killing Nth malice
oforethovgh 1t tempts US to say-what on the
whole, We won't say. But The Traveller brings to
our notice the fact that Howard, recently executed
4, Dover, in his dying confession declared that
any conviction Is just. my punishment, is ner,ed but
had ipon hdtI should hare been hung nos detected
Ishould nerr have committed the deed which has doomed
me- young nan, Just in the prime OF life, 10 an gnomin
ioas death. i supposed the punishment was mprison-
mont for hfe'
In order to determine the value Of a response
from an oracle, We should know who was the min.
istering priest. If we knew just how and why
Howard was induced to say the above, we could
Judge how much there is in 1t. That 1t wasentrely
an af,es,hought and a very great mistake al that,
we are very certain. For do we not all know that
New Hampshire has been ngita,cd. quite much
as any other State. with the Capital Punishment
controversy Is ii not notorious that the question
OF abolishiug the Death Penalty was submitted 10
the People Of that Stale in 1874 and that they voted
about two to one, that Hanging should still con.
,inue 1-whereupon /. does continue. Is it posi-.
bic that any man living in New Hampshire could
be ignorant Of all this To us it utterly in
credible. Howard made the above statement some
,ime before his execution. We doubt not he hoped
thereby to soften the hearts Of ,hose whose cause he
subserved and induce them to unite in petition FOL
his life. II so, he mscalculated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

D.. CgxrsT!Es GNyASIc RiNGs.-"e 'e1e' ot'
-a.ds-, - ,ors remarkable testimonials in another COL
unn, published for the dr't t.rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

~ Hon. ROBERT TooMNs has been renomi.
mated by tho Wings of the With Congressional
District Of Georgia A. their candidate for Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

By the arrival Of The bark Harmony. Capt Macodrck
from Rio IAneiro the sun has received papers which give
aivces from RIO Jsnei.o 70 he 2sh MAJ. Nonteviteo 10
the 9Th d. and letter from Spanish correspondent; a.
Santiago.
Oriental Republic of Uruguay.
MosrtyIpEo, Missy 5;h. lsis.
On the lst inst. the Assembly net, AID, hsvins
sworn TO the National Statutes proceeded 10 me
election Of Presiden: and Vice President Don HI
vera was elected President Don Fernendes lsi ice
President, and Don Arancho ID Go.
The commander OF the English brig ot-war Ra
Ger, blockasiDg Buenos Ayres, has not been Idle
few days since learning mat several Vessels al
Ensenada were carrying on traffic contrary TO the
blockade. ne dispatched some armed boats 10 that
port. The water being very low, 20 much SO that
i. vas impossible 70. the vessels 10 escape, ne fred
aiihem. when they surrendered. Two were Areen
the barques-:he other three Sandman
Another English vessel cruising near Ataiaya.
was no, quite successful. The officer In command
approached the shore and landed with his men,
Marching il they saw small body OF the enemy
with whom they held parley. Af,era short con-
vessaion between the two commanding officers, they
began 10 return. The men il appears were some
what in advance. when the officer turning saw him
self almost surrounded, and seeing there was no
possibility OF escape, called 10 his men :. am be-
t-ayed Save yourselves - The men fed 10 the
boats and showing of. discharged their small arms
wounding two OF the enemy. The English
officer was taken prisoner.
Insurrecuon ut Santiago, the Capital OF Chill.
The recent election OF General Bulnes TO the Pre-
sidency, pears has caused considerable dssatis
faction and called forth the bitterness OF his enemies
On the eth March. at 10 al night, general alarm
given throug CHOU! the city. when the insurrec-
tionsts intended 10 strike heavy blow. To ntiame
the people. huge placards denouncng the Executive
in very infamamtory language. were borne through
the streets with torches IN front.
The military. headed by the President were at
once called out, but owing 10 the great crowds and
ex element. it long time before The city could
be Quoted Toward morning. however, order was
restored. and martial law e, once prevailed. By
daybresk upward of 90 ringeadeVs and large
number Of others had been arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

ET Col SAMUEL MEpARY. latc editor OF the
Ohio staiesman. is announced through tho columns
Of that paper as a candidate TO represent the XIth
(Columbus) District Of Ohio in the next Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

To sAssAs-A prime article OF new southern Fior'
maze OF Serth Carolina Yhea: OF this years gfo@.h,
for sale IN bags barrels the crotoc Mills, oI and 2O3
cne,.y-. yl7 Iws HECRER & BROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22
rs- SEE OUTSIDE OF To.DAY's PAPER

- Tyaps,ys and Others leaving the Cy 10 .ne Isi
.,nformeo that an Erenins Eds;ienof 7ae Ir's pan.
q proied every day consanlns tbs STOCK
ses ~ the Eow.boys for the EpenfrS EGrtoH
Ths ,ibuoe every ono viii be able 70 take Win him
OF ius . ns,vs ED 10 tho ,irne of leaving the Cry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22
A Voice from Ohio.

ExGac, Of letter from Merchan, In Ohio to sob
etnS Honsc In ths City;
contributed a. much. perhaps. in time and mo.
ney to the election Of Mr. Polk in 1884 ss any man
IN this County. assured by those who claimed to
know MIN well. that DO wasa friend TO American
inaaesrS; ana 'na' ne would not favor any impor,
tans Modification OF the present Tariff under which
the country was then 80 prosperous The Tariff of
lsas found the country PROSTATE from ono end IN
tho oshes-the Treasary bankrupt-and the Gov
eminent withoo; credit Under the influence of
that Tariff, every interest recovered with rani3itv
that has no parallel; the Treasury replenishcd:
Government credit restored. and lS4S 4 and s
will long be remembered as the mas, prosperous
years We have ever enjoyed, This state of thing,
continued ap to the end OF las, winter. when our
friends al Washington began 10 ss,ste the repeal
of the present Tariff and the enactment of the sub
Treasury" From that mon,en, 10 the present, ey.
cry description Of properly real and personal has
steadily declined IN price until we have reached the
depression Of 80 and 40 and last, ,houch not least
the price of labor now begins 10 be Affected; and
We are told by tho leading advocate Of Free
Trade'-,he Journal OF Commerce Of Your city-,hs,
we Of the West shall be delighted 10 receive s7l
cents per bashel for wheat and may prepare our,
selves for Direct Taxes, as Il Is no, expected ,hs,
Government will derive sufficient revenae from On.
ties upon Foreign goods. II lhss is no, knocking
usoH pretty cheap. don't know what's.
have alwaye voted the Den'ocsatsc t'cset except
in is4o. when became satisfied thai the measures
of our friends weec adverse TO the 'n,erests OF the
Country. I shall BE- slow to separate trom my
triends ea, nothing can save party aFrayed against
Protection 10 American Industry.
SrkANkRs FOR rRE RIO GHANpE,-We IsGee-
stand thai Capt WAYNE OF the oarerrnas,ers Depart
msnt mas purchased Ia Behalf &C tie United States Gov
eFnment tho Two Iron steamers N Hast and Rs Sss-
ses IaeS arg 20 ee n'set up with all possible dispatch
and Will proceed AZ eeNto New>oexns 30 ee employed
ansperts on the k;r Gyae. si.ch o.he. points
the Government service may REQUIRE
These heats have both been eusarcd In the Savannah
River trade. Of h, d:sRsh.. ana admirably aaspsa
for the parpcsss os which they have been procured Tbs
SUMMER wr have beard, has eSea purchased ,.oy TN
cd Steamboat Company for $4,000 And ;he Nc Ros,,s
trena O. B, LSna,, Esq for Sseoo. ,epsirs i.sSlaeed
tSsSsanah Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22
Fai,hle.sner. Ia Congress.

That gigantic partisan and Specializing job, the
Land Graduation bill. finally passed the House Of
Representatives by tro majority. after having been
once fairly defeated by sir majority. and several
times barely kept alive by the Speakers vote. That
bill Is reple,e with mischief to the Country, but is
calculated and intended TO srcng,hen the Executive
and bis cabal. Asa party measure Il was reluctantly
voted for by many Members who would gladly have
voted against IL. But |, was one of series-TariF
reduction, Sub Treasury &c, Sc.--whch must go
together or not at nll so the McKays and Drom
coolies shut their eyes and swallow the nauseoas
Dose
Every Wing present voted against il. That was
well bu, what shall we say OF the Whigs d6scnn
We have list of them before US. and are strongly
impelled TO publish ii with explanations, showing
who was of on pleasure excursion, who were at
home attending to their private business, &c, &c.-
Really this ough, to be done and yet; since it would
esem invidious, we will not do il this time. Yetwc
give fair notice now ha, this shall be done tho next
time il Is deserved. We will not stand by aud see
the Country periled in this way by the gross delin
quency Of those who arc paid an enormous compen.
ss,ion for discharsing certain important duties
Among the fathess is one Member for whose cleo
,ion the Wings Of his District struggled with unsur.
passed resolution and energy and barely carried it,
No, less than five thousand good days work were
ohoerfully given 10 elect him without thought or
hope of recompense; YET he canno, stay in his sea,
" ben measures Of the greatest importance are de
pending on ono or two votes, and when he lie
drawing his eight dollars day for the constructive
perform nce of duty which he utterly nesec,s.
Whige Of the Union the remedy for such dein
quencies is in your hands, Watch we'll the Yeas and
Nays And if Members are proposed for renomina
tcn who have habit Of being absen, from the House
when the Yoas and Nays arc taken, do you take
care TO be present personally or by delegate at the
Nominating Convention and vote Nay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22
Dr.. Lardner,s Lectures,

;srsa. vii s rasAst A ssc ss ss =. scoksenss q
Tszrs.ay ncC1saS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

II SOLOMON COHEN. Esq. and Hon JOIN q
LuAfxiS have been nominated as Loco Foco can.
ddates for Congress" the former in the Firs, and the
latter 10 the Filth Disric, Of Georgia, Mr. Lump.
Kin is member Of the present Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

Court CaIentar. .Tsls DAY.
eos1eS fSxAS-Scs, -, II ;oiS. us, - Z. .a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

FAMILY HOLIDAY AZ -aE A-ssSS-I II va % scc--eo;
- - - .zrs ;aI cscal eritsy rcsScT-1
.rrea.,xe ,l.c AZ iae 2=,-a5 is.s ssrrs 80 evc..
..1 Ia thas. E-k woo~rs .heA lave sfr.st 20 zach
a.. -, H,- grr crS--E.S kgcs~A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22
santa Ana and Almonte-Ansirs In New.Or.
leans, &c.
Correspondents OF the Charleston News.


Correspondents OF the Charleston News
SEwokLEANs, July II, 1886.
The L. 5. revenue cutter Mclean srrived here
To-day from Havana IN ns reports that Gems Amsn,e
snd SAn;s Ana leave tbs: plsee or the 6h for
VEGA C-ux In Sa Eae1Sh orig. The steamer TGsc2lccss
a-cueh; down from Cincinnati the residue OF tie &c
men; OF oaie volunteers. A very nPortaat case O:
breach a trust cuoe.IecRt yesterday concluded
in the Is: District Court II Brought Against stephen
franklin cp;toa eroksr. who in March last, received
sSrnsu Of and tive drafts. The later BE
instructed sccepi sad sell the cotton - :her pay
rlent Nc accepted The drafts amounting TO s6S0 and
sold the Ssoo0. And oa the day he
s,o7?eG payment
Judge Preston charged tie jury tbs; ;here 10 doub
q the sc;. the dishonest intention they ere 20
decide. Ae. Secu, hall hours sa<eace, tie jary de-
clAret the prisoner guilty. rns has created
iercst here accused is Deacon Of the coDSea
wo-sAping with Rsv. Mr.. Scott and 9; course bad The
feelings OF the whole ooasres:son with him besides ;ae
sympathy OF the citizens generally.
Col Gates CuJ T. Taycc ant MAJOR Kirby II TIE I.
\ A Leave This Gay 70. tie AIRY. The steamship John
Nekt-s arrived to-day from Philadelphia see a-ins
Government During tie entire faSs$se 81 sTe.vs
days sac experienced head winds Before esvtns Pals
eelpAs she provided WITH rev whseis, &c which
i.scrs her in TIA AS; class & steamships Tse s;ese,
Cincinnati liza lust arrived from New-AoaRT Wiz sve
companies o. ths Is; regiment OF Indiana Nol1aissrs
mas within lie few pas. tSys nearly 400 foua:sers
have Arrived here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

sotAz Llsrs. CAxrHgsE LAzPs, CHANDELIERS, GssAs-
poIrs AND HALL LAsrEass-Dietx, Broihss Co. No.
lss wLnzIn-.t are manufacturing and have Always on
nAct full Of he Above mentioned articles and
Anc othe- goods u their Inc, which hey l sell
xsoiessls OK retsl 4; Iow nrees soE eAs. lylI I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

~ IL Is sad hat toe sco,sa ceIo hoocfi Sfacc VINE
pccderrs OF lie future prospects OF ks unhappy eou1y
calculating he ecsre-s OF ia teiT-Ssno- from - op
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