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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-18
DIED

AT Raleigh, ". c., the 18th inst, Louis d.
Henry, Esq, Of ApoPlexy, in the 58,h year Of his
age
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-18
WAsHrNeroN. June Is. 1876

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-13

Inc President of the United States has recog-
Missed Henque Thaddsn Street a. vice consul Of Portu
IL ior hs poit Of Charleston and the State of South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-13
Political Intelligence.


Hon. Henry Hubbard and Hon. Franklin Pierce, are
attending the court OF Common Pleas in Keene, NH
The Indiana Democrat says that Rev. Mr. Baquelin q
Catholic priest killed by horse, near Shelbyviile,
Indiana, on Wednesday last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-13
Price Two Cents.

Mrs Jordan And Mrs Jordan she remoined after
wards till her death in 1886 Poor Lovegsove used to
describe comic scene which passed between him and
wilkinson When he first called upon him, he found him
endeavorng drive nail into the wall to hang up
picture The servant announced Mr.. Lovegrove the
manager withou, turning around disseminating ham
merng at the nail, said, "sit down, Mr.. Wingrove-
come / suppose to play Rola, Hamlet. Macbeth Eh,
Mr. Mangrove Curse the nail, ! can't knock il in
tragedy comedy, Mr.. Tingrove ~ Comedy cir re-
piled the modest applicant" "Ay, ay; all very hne M,
Boomgrove--tle I'D nit have hit my hpger All
very fne-very fine but can you knock nail into
wall without hitting your finger. MIR highgrove ~ III
try" said Lovegrove, and when he had done 80. old
Tate wilkinson degned look at him for the first uns
and said thank you Mr. Lovegrove" In the year 1873,
the tragedy of Douglass and the entertainment Of Ways
and Means performed by select party Of amsteurs
at ssdlers Wells The house was crowded and the eve
nngs entertainment prefaced by loyal and sppro
pirate address, by which it will be that the legih-
mate had been performed at this house before the
days of Mrs Warner and Mr.. Phelps.
Political Intelligence.
The returns from 226 towns in Vermont give the fol-
lowing aggregates of representatives. Wing ll3; Loco
90; Birney II Wing all others 49, No choice In ~
tswns
Gen. Alfred Johnson of Belfast Me, is nominated for
Governor John L. Hayes, Of Brownvile, for Congress-
and Senate ticket for Penobscot county, by the indie
pendent democrats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-13

AAHtSs mug 10, lofO.
The Eiections-M. Gnizot-Cmvupt State of the
French Franchise-I Immense Patronage of the
Goueynmsnt-Louis Phitippe-7he soomd be as
sassin of the King-7he American Tdrif IN
Franee-The Pope and Prince Metternich-Hsaf
of the Weather Excellent. Vintage Change ofthe
English Minister at the French Court, &C., &c.
The elections are over, and the Guizot Cabinet
has apparently obtained a new lease of Office
Among the new deputies it is calculated that they
will have working majority of little less than
hundred. Many of the liberal party have lost
their seats, and among the rest the celebrated M
Cormern, well known under the name of Ell
mon," as the most witty and severe pamPhleteer
in Europe: M. Guizot will probably pursue his
inert and do-nothng policy, although in his adj
dress to the electors he proiessed that the govern
ment should progress and keep pace with the
spirit OF the age, and all that sort Of thing. The
question which most agtates the public at pre-
sent Is electoral reform, and it is no wonder that
1t should. You can form no idea of the extent TO
which corruption is carried by The administration
OF this country in the elections. Nor would anv
change Of ministry cure this. No cabinet couId
by any conceivable possibility compatible with the
common character of mankind refrain from the
practice OF electoral corruption. According to the
organization of the institutions of this country ali
power and patronage is centralized in Paris. Not
only the projects or governors of the departments
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-16
ROCKET AMI MOUNTAINS IIOwITzEH

Lieut. Ringgod. Of the United States Army has adger.
used Tor 100 choice mcntO this battery which IT, now
preparing by the Ordnance Department. and promises 90
be Of the greatest value boz future operations n Mexico II
BE- said 60 Toe p,rury yluabo n the field ur tho attack Of
towns, and among e purses aud dc.cs Of m.uut1ius
The tour hpwilefa D tn battery will deliver upwards of
four thousand bale ger mnu'a. They afc of Ight weight
md their part be- readily detached aa to boz canned
on the backs % horses ig shoulders OF men through mar
row passages, where othcr light ar rry could not cnr
The Baltimore American gives tho following particu.
Lore.
"Tho NJ ono Of these batteries b. composed Of
four l2p0uudrr mountain how yars we Ching only lJG be-
aud ca-7ynH complete two rocket c1agCs, with the no
ccasary hHiurcs end clsous cJnpc's ~ 20 nDrtar
weighing - J5 oach with bcds aso complete; one
travelling forge end battery Nagou in charge ~ the
arhcef Tho travelling forge aud blttcfy-wagUna 90 be-
such distance ic az convenience and neccs.ry
may require, also he prlrs which, being required Tor
special cases on.y woIi accompany the battery n boz
narWuyrrs on tbC hod although 5lb.l.y boz foadnts 90
be made available when called for.
"Iho ohccrs nnd rn'u 10 be armed ne follows. For
the officers swords and pistos for tho non comm
officers and men, mu.qutioons, slung tho nou-c0mms-
stoned officers carrying, % necessary light sword. Every
man of the company 90 be su expert mafksman.
"Ihc ammunition required ior this battery would be
For the howlizcrs shells with tho improved lucs and can
isief shot For The rocket ctrago the congroyo or
war rocket, the greater portion u the smaller
Kind, with icv, however Of the larger uzcs for .pccal
purpascs mode u devised for packing rockets in the
ordinary ammunition bo1ts ike those Tor nber, and Gals
Of tho guns, instead oi long wagons tins ahordpg
uniformity among the carriages u the battery and
also greater isces for man0uvng the pieces aud trans
porting the ammunition"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-16
Tho LnIiI,aInrrs.

We inadvertently omitted yesterday announce the ar
rival Of that fine looking corps tho Petersburg Volunteers
this city, preparatory being mustered IN the service
Of the L. States They marched the Governor.
house, and greeted by that iunctonay patriotic
and eloquent speech.
Capt. Robert g. SCOTS company mustered into the
service Of the United States Monday last, by Capt
Larkn Smith, Of the L. ). Army; Dr. Henderson attend
ing examining Surgeon. We understand that there
50 rank and file in the company, and that will have
is full number of % to day.
One additional company, which will doubtless soon ar
rive, either from Portsmouth from Lynchburg IN both
Of which places RENDEZVOUS for recruits has been OPEN
ed, will complete Battalion. In the event OF The failure
the efforts these towns, presume Slaun,on vol
uuecs under Capt Harper Of the companies from
iha NaLLeY viii be --hcr.I lL R-..mnnL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-16
General Court.

ThS General Court in session, has length deci-
ded the case, referred TO H. OF the citizens OF Ohio who
were arrested some time ago, charge Of kidnapping
slaves from Virginia, Parkcrshurg, Wood county.
This case, 1t will be remembered, deliberately argued
last winter and the decision OF the deferred. Ga
Monday last this decision given directing the prison
10 BE discharged Judges Smith, LomaI Scott Brown,
Duncan, Fry, Cop,on, Baker Christian, Wilson, John
s,on, Robertson McComas and Taaierro being present,
The decied-"l. That, from the facts found. the
Offences charged committed within the lIisdc-
ZION OF the Circuit Court OF Wood county, OF of the Com
monweaIth OF Virginia ID, that judgment ought be
dercd in OF the defendants FROM this deci, on
Judges Scott, Baker, Christian Robertson and McComas
dissentcd. We hope hereafter TO give comprc-
hcnsve report OF this important case.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-16

GfDRripAyD BRUrAL MuEmr.-Wo have been furnished
by friend, Mr.. n w Russell clerk of the steamer Geo
Wellington with the particulars of thr most hDrfd muir
der we Iccpcc Of ever having read. IL appears hat
herd in human form named Samuel Chase WHO bas from
Patriot, Indiana starsd lately on trading expedition se
oonpanied by his wife and two young men Mrs Chase
about 10 years Of ago had been married two years
aud the only daughter of Mr. Valentine BOYER who
resides 100 ndiana about miles above Flint island ON
the Oh,fver. Chase, after leaving home treated hs wife
very harhy, and short distance below MI Point where
ho landed be whipped her numerically with cp,gbido
as 20 leave tho marks Of blood no her footsteps. Mrs g.
succeeded IN escaping u Mills Point Chase then en,
plpyod taO persons persuade bic wife 10 return which
sic dd 1ud sent one H the young a. her fathers on
on ,uald What followed is hus related by uur friend.
Chase hen started down the rvcr accompanied by Dpy
biz wife and the boy, and thun commenced numbering her
by nchos Her person was aod mingled n most bor
nd manner with tho rawhdo ond bowleknifc both Of
which were found her bed covered with her bI i,I -
Many wounds he'd tho appearance ri having been caus
~ holding hrr against hot c0pkug.stuyc Sno Wal. t-
orally o. pieces FROM her mock her icoi-b t crg-
wise and tho body. Her neck had the appearance
OF bic having held her BY the throat lle was abp, fo,
days accomplishing The murder Her clothes wee found
n The bY4', which be had taken Oh from time o. Time ~
cred with blood and cutand torn pieces On the arrival
OF The boat 40 James, bayou tho young that had
sent 10 her Others returned and board tho b. Al
on tho morning Of the 9Th u Novsmb,f lie sas Wr.
Chase boo bed lu ins situation and immediately gye tho
alarm. Tho noehbors Boz Hud found Mrs g. spreeb.
css She died n short Time after. Chosc was occurred
and after Hu examination before court of inquiry a.
taken with tho corpse board thc boat to Now Nsdud
Mo-, % miles below, and lodged In jail heavily foned -
Chase offered for the nhuman act and none can
be conecturcd unless IL Misunderstanding that had
occdued between him and her parents some cuisines,
rpnssctou. The nlabitanis Of Nov Madrid were % 90
fogod that DO viii difficulty They could be kept lfHu
o.ecung him Instantly; but law and order prevailed and
they have ,eGt petition spec, court 10 De held
brought TO her a'bers residence by The sesner Geo WISH
| ington,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-16
VIVA, nave w. acouircds

The Administration papers accustomed TO boast Of
the territorial acquisitions made by the present Admins
tauon, the aud value Of which, strict construction
they arc they think adequate atonemcnt
for violated constitution. Let what the charac
ter OF the "cizons" whom Gen koarney has mSnulsc-
turcd by the administration OF Wholesale oath of alcH
letter from Santa Fe to the editor Of the Patmy
| "a Missouri Courier thus describes them:
A short residence here satisfies the curious who
visit this famed OF mud houses, filthy streets, and
still filthy people. The McNcans show but little dis
position mix with the Americans, and evidently not
satisfied with the powers that be. Many OF them. and
mong them the wealthy. have left and daily eay
ing. The intercourse confined to the lower class who
find ready sale and good prices for what little corn and meat
they have sell. The tandangocsthe only public amusc
ment here, and generally free TO aaEe pomiscnous as
semby o whites, blacks and coppcTcoorcd, and but
grade higher hona dance IN Missouri aud not anu
sing. The dreams OF rich sgnor- with beautiful, anguish
ing signorcas, btunees with black eyes &c vanish into
dried up half bred Indians and Spanards blankets and
swarthy, mulatto, spshod wenchcs, without modoSy
regard TO common dcccncy."
Another letter the Platte Argus speaks OF them "a
miserable OF bcines and adds, That the volunteers
consider themselves dsgraccd by coming far such
4 degraded set of men"
And the country itself be well adapted the dc.
graded OF beings who inhab ii. letter the Platte
Mercury describes It in such inspire doubt
whether IN cnlaging the 'arva OF freedom" have
paid already vastly for the territory than worth
He saws:
This is the poorest county have ever seen; the natives
Tae nothing except IA the bottoms .! streams, where iheN
rgaC the land all over BY throwing dams and the
bottoms will uotbrng good corn poorest upandsl
would say about bushels the acre, and wheat the
proportion. They and rcd pepper,
which constitute all the vegetables they Onions
worth SIN and quarter cents piece and three dollars
per bushe They sell thing they have and think
Of tot morrow We will produce famine here among the
MeNcans before spring. had conversation with the
who brought the express from California, and they well
acquainted with the country. They that Just such
country about Santa Fc, except that will grow
well there here; and have been informed by many
Others the effect Admit this be tue, and can
what the United States with a country which
would DO enormous expense every wear to keep. We
would be compelled to maintain here keep down
the McNicans and protect them from the Indians; and
with these would the Government
that the Florida As for revenue could
here support Governments; the great OF the pcO
pie IN the most ahcct poverty. They camps
and gather the scraps OF and bread which have
thrown and trampled under ootioT days
many OF them will eat Of a deed horse "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-16

Daniel 81, MARSHALL u.s. Green ~; Moncure 49, Ihol-
-. "a. uL.,,i- ~ "~s's - N'
1.. - S -, ~, =, Il,
Inc name OF ,Nh W Wlnrrhk was then dropped aud
""so "' "'ssts' ehthN and "hoL"N withdfawn
SLcosD BALLOT.
FoR- VIZ. p.>isL-Ness. Coed. (sp.aserJ Iayne Powell
o, a,on B,L Pe,usx nucp Thoap,on az nos,,on.t Hen
ret BambeS Maehn Harris n Of uuswiel Boeosk Moro.
Mo,ey foI Thompson Of Dinyv de Of
fsyeite "hoii, E,ats Street Capei, Canon White
Carroll Cai~, Wallet MsIcr osa ieiL Thoupsoa Hanp
shire, nlirJ Goodwin Robinson Richmond nsard
Lun' nhurg Williams. brown OF Mcnongala Bsirnc Emuuson
OF NJ ntgoety aud rusk Kelley Peitlw Egg ngon MPhcron
raun. Nc Lanict Caelley Fanf,I surm
Cook Rare Rrown Of Rockingham Morrison ARdoa
Sueiley Tate Goodwin Hngnve Freeman Crics,e Cooson
and Foyi-gT
foR Jas MAH,HILL-Nc,sfs Crsi'. FiBn.y Bown Abe
marie Hart Shelby Johnson B al small Lacy, Card sell s,uEh
% n'hs' , noans; Low sran, val psaeo Lee pnneaH
.,n OF Loudsur seboory M'n,,,s oS,han Ws,s , a,s I,
Newton IIap Y-rby Oliver syns CosIe SION. Ma,o
b,rman hEhenncy Burett Hornet Chandler aud stephens
ito.
f,R hChp T. hoscuhk -hesas Dickinson. Chpn,n, Scot
Smith ZONES OF Goueese Wallace Gaines Poindrsr Bsnk-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-16

~ Speaking OF the prevalent rumor Of intention to
ssnd Mr. Clay back the H. States Senate the Frankfort
Commonwealth, O leading aud influential Wing journal.
Flys We iok u very certain that the proposition haa
been made without Tho cas knowledge or desire Of that
Distinguished Statesman for have strong grounds for
The opinion that hs views and purpose reference Co s
return 10 that Iustuou' body precisely What they
were whcn some ago, he formally and soemuy bldo
farewell 30 that tbeauo Of BIZ former rcuown."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-16

o. Cen. Henderson, Of Texas, one Of tho commits
soucu by whom tho terms Of tho equalization Of Monte
~ negotiated, has stated, rccoat loucr 10 tho
editor of tho Galveston Civilian, that be- did not Of the
time, he docs now, approve Of those terms. and
that 10 agreeing 90 them, he carried Gen Tayots n-
suucdons. lie thinks that the Moxicans could have been
inside % Surrender dec elton. and that hoy ought to
hsye been reduced that necessity This was first
Cen Teylofs determination the Mericans according
Gcn. Hsndcrson. b,Fesd Gen Taylor 70 save their
HONOR BY allowing Them cary OF their arms sud he f.
nally aeIesd D. DO o."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-16
Mike walsh on the Message.

Mike Walsh, OF the Representatives Of the Locooco
party the Legislature OF New York, odverscs in bis last
paper the Subtcrraneau,) Tor stout, abe5oied man,
Of mild temperament, kind disposition and undoubted
endurance, read President Folks Message for him
To who viii engage it read it through without fall.
ug asleep than during the ons'ou- and eigan
nc ask," Mike promises =, LlbcrnL rcmuneraton."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-16
NCYY NnrI, ENnrc,,-

This valuable aud ably conducted paper has been con-
.ideraby enlarged and Is printed new and beautiful
type VIC glad hear that it hiss very large clrcua
non. and Is ln a hIghLy pEl.nerous ennlL.gn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-16
SECOND DAY.

The Convention met pursuant adjournment, DR.. w.
4. Paiiesou 10 the chair.
The proceedings Of the Convention were opened with
prayer by the Rev. Mr.. JCtcr
The Secretary read the proceedings OF yesie-dly
The following gentlemen appeared aud took their seats
IN the Convention: Dr. t. II. Smith Of DInwidiie Dr. W
F. Thompson OF DInwiddio Dr. W. T. TAYLOR Of IIenrco
DIR. ii. Curtis OF Hanover, and DR.. ". L. White Of Gooch
land.
On motion Of DR.. Chamberayne it was Resolved. That
the hour OF meeting Oi the Convention Tomorrow be fixed
at II o'clock.
The Chair announced the following Committees:
GA Professional OrganIZ4tiOn.-DTs Warner Of Rich.
mOnd, liobsOn Of byuchburg. G. l.. Corbin OF Warwick
Carmichael Of Fredericksburg Fisher Of Stanton ulrles
OF Louisa McCuc OF Charles City, Lewis Of King & Queen
Lewis OF HaaK Stokes Of Dinyiie, Hughes OF Cumbef-
land, HlcSe;t OF Louise. nGd Wyman OF Richmond
On Medical Etmcs.-Drs. llaxll oi Richmond Brander
OF Dnwidtie Mills Of Richmond, Harrison uf Hanover
Hopkins OF Nelson, Gillespie Of Louisa, aud Anderson VI
Caroline.
On Accounts Of Deceased lndiyiduals-Drs. Chamber
ayne Of Richmond, Marx Of K, Minor OF K, Cunningham
OF r. Doane Of X, Sheppard Of Hanover, aud Garno Of
HenrcO
On Emprcsm and Secret Romcdie.-Drs. PEBBLES Of
Petersburg Brown Of fredericksburg White Of Goochand
Curtis u Hanover, Hurt Of Nouowuy, snead OF Rich
mond, and X o.. C1bCll Of Richmond
On Preliminary and Medical Education -Drs CabclI Of
the University, Pauesln Of Chesterfield Maupn Of Rch-
mDnd, McGuo ~ Winchester, X. N. Cnbrii u Richmond
Wexford VI fredericksburg. aud Harms uf GU1rhland
On Medical Joumal.-Dis. Qulr'cs Of lou. s Meredith
ct Louisa, A. Wadde Of liuoycr e. johnson ol Rich
nond, f.. smith OF Dinwidde x. T. Batkcy Vi Hanover
and w. -. Christian Of ApD1mlitOt.
Special Committee Ccutl. Br,fd Of Esamurrq--
De- E'oUrka OF Richmond, BpH1nnan vt chmord Ca
bell % the University, Plites0u o Chesterfield Mcclure
of "incn,.of Weyrd Of ffsdericksburF and Harris VI
| Gy1chIaud
On notion the Convention then adjourned to meet again
u IN yHa 4fW az
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-16

~ The Warrington Union eagoty rcpublishcd tho ap.
proving remarks of the New York Courier and Enaurer
upon hot part Of the Presidents Message fusufyng the
course OF the Administration towards Mexico viii The
Executive Organ now coIy the ind pnant and eloquent
condemnation, by that paper, oi another part of tho Nice.
s'ge, which the Wings arc as uutfuly NJ insuInnely
charged with giving AID ond comfort 20 the enemy-r
other words with rcason7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-16

81 Mr. Daniel o. sickIss, one of tho Locofoco mem
bsrs Of the Assembly from che city Of Now York s nov
on tuuI DO thai city ON o chargo Of grand larceny.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-16
Judge oG tie Court Of Appeals.

The Legislature yesterday elected on the third ballot.
"lHAH DaHlIr, Jr. Esq. Of LyncIJurg Judge pr the
Court Appeals To supply tho vacancy occa.ouod by the
death Of Judge s,auard. Mr. d. is man Of genius and
an accomplished 1wycruf elevated character and atn-
buous OF distinction. That hc will grace the Office co.
which boz ha7 been called by re Legislature we have mo-
doub-stmulntoi, Boz will be, well By this mark of
confidence, by The ambition 60 show that % h,s been
worthly bestowed. lis competitors were gentlemen of
distinction Boz ther profession 10 either Of whom the du-
tics Of ue important and aborou7 might have been
m0st safely couficd It's uu mean compliment 10 have
tlumphod over such men and will be o. high d,stnc.
ton indeed 10 show tta, De worthy 80 10 triumph.
The General Court ha- also decided 1n the case Of i,
Rev Dr. PIumcr Of this city, that under the a., is,y o
Virginia, the salaries of C,yeymsH Wero NOT intended f
be cmbracrd-ihc effect Of which wi'. be- 1 s4,up ,
class o citizens from assessment on for Or ttsi, 1are
are concerned, boo future, unless tho Legislature -hi change
the law. 90 ast1 embrace them in specific terms
The Court also decided tbat tho csumon, OF so inJi
vdul who denies the doctrine n future punishment. b
| admissible in our courts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-16

The Boston Neil says: forgery has occurred in Port
lend, Msne, The facts Of which are fast coming 10 light
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-16
Loni>iaua Su.nrCron.

letter the Parish Of ST John the Baptist in
Louisiana of Nov %, says The much dreaded crisis
TO the Sugar Planters has come. On the morning of the
struciion the consequence. The weather since has
unfortunately warm, which seals ITS fate and fully
fourth may be regarded lost independent Of the very
short crop prior to this CALAMITY
j. "VINuEN' informed tina, we must decline publish
ing his communication, which will be saisac
tory when made known to him personally.
~ The y. Y. Courier and Enquirer informs Us ina,
very large aud interesting meeting hcd 10 that city on
the afternoon of the 9Th inst, at which some 200 Ger
Catholics publicly Withdrew from the Church Of
Rome, with which they have hitherto been connected
~ The n. Y. Tribune Of the IA 10 inst says the Whigs
have probably lost the Legislature Of Maine At the last
trial the Loeos elected members the House. and the
Wings /. In towns choice agan, and one not heard
from. This put the Locos ahead, and probably secures
majority the Legislature Last car their majority wa
about 90. Nevertheless they CROW over this narrow e.
cape from defeat 90 State which, their moorites have
been uniformly overwhelming since 1910!
~ The Locoioco Convention 10 the Kanawha Con,re.-
sona district has nominated George IT, Lee Esq Of Iarfi-
son, the candidate Of that party for Congress His COM
potitors Samuel l.. Hays Of Lewis, and Rober,
Thompson Of Kanawha.
u Smith 2. Bankhend, Esq. Of Caroline county. son
Of Col Bnnkhead Of the u. Army. an eminent LAWYER
and true Wig, has opened rendezvous m Frcdercks-
burg FOR volunteers Tor the Mexican war with a,usrg
| prospects OF success,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-16

j.. "VNDEN" is informed that decline publish
ing his communication for which will be satsiac-
tory when made known to him personally.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-16

OF CAPTAINS X. r.. Scott, jr. and F.. C.. C0r.
rargH avail ihnHsrvrs NJ hr ~ run IN tender ruby u,
snceru acknowledgment o. VIZ r.ft,... .,. a., .r
Ton gwen % TIE Vfsina Volunteer mn ~ ant tn
III remembrance by OH-c aud sold af. under Inc ,o.t
aud ey " 'lwas regard o. rlUsl- ~ ls sha wn him
,el 70 oea Fai"O' and Que Of nsH tur.
"f"ps bT,. ttih. 1916.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-16

81 Edward Webster, son IT the Massachusetts Sena-
for has Organized the first company Of volunteers n the
Boy State or the Mckee. ~ Dad iis ready for the
field bu, the Secretary Of War having determined not q,
permit less number than regiment to be- mustered into
the service IN ai State, the company has yet been e