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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-10-21
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-03
Mfcbttomu MmantrFr.
save he e6usion Of blood and the honor Of his

.,y. IL. aG,e;on nj blood and the honor oil his
Government But If the war is 10 be prosecuted,
,re are il Inc nossessiop OF one oil the strongest,
most healthy and beautiful places I'D ms"ieo'
from which, when our reInforcemenlS anu sup.
plies arrive, our army cannot DC eSpeiIea oy any
force which Mexico will DC ape 10 SEM asa Ia
il. We have taken arms anu dunniuAi''yn -
which We can act offensiveiy OF ueiensisei!, az"
cordine to The course OF events and the pollcy Vi
The Government. II il be The policy OF our 90
yernment 10 extend our boundary beyond Inc isio
c;rande. then the line of the Rinconada, agreed
upon as that beyond which the Mexican troops
are to retire. is The most eligible when can oe III
dicated by The geographical features OF the couh-
Try. -
Gen Ampudia and his army len this morning
for Sallillo. He was treated win courtesy anu
respect by General Worth, whose quarters are W
the city, and who accompanied hifi 10 me INNS
Of the town. In lacl, all oil our troops uispiAysa
tina, torbearance which always marks The con-
duct OF brave and magnanimous men towards
those whom The fortune OF war has placed IN theiI
power. You will observe that, IN my narraiioh
of The events Of The battles, ! have confined my
selfto The operations of that division oil The army
which was commanded by General Worth.
have done So because | was with this command,
near his person saw what occurred, and know
Thai which | have stated 10 be substantially cor
rect. You are MOI 10 infer that | mean 10 intl-
mate thai the main army, under the command OF
General Taylor, did not perform ieats equally
worthy of the applause and admiration oil Inc
country. Others we'll informed as 10 The iacls,
and much better qualified for The duty, will no
doubt give a detailed account Of the operations OF
this portion of The army. Take The army alto
cether, and | doubt whether a superior body oil
men ever fought under the flag of our country.
Very truly. YOURS, &c,
BALE PEYTON.
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Com. Sloat represents Upper California as a
fine country-rich in mineral and agricultural

fine country-rich in mineral and agricultural
resources.
APPOINTMENTS BY II GOVERNOR OF VA.
George H. Hickman, of Cumberland, Md, and
Daniel Smith, OF Union Town, Fayetle county,
Penn'a, Commissioners Tor their respective States
MAJOR P. N. BARBOUR The Cincin-
natl Times says, that "Mai. P. n. Barbour, one
OF the gallant officers killed al Monterey, was Lot
--as we stated yesterday from the N. q. Delta
Of the 9Th, blu. the Sd regiment Of infantry
Capt. Macrae, of the same regiment, omman
ding at Newport, writes US OF Maj. Barbour, that
his virtues as a man, and his fame as a soldier,
are proud monuments, which his regiment will
ever clam as its heritage Most men are aware
Of, though scarcely any fully appreciate, the esprit
Gn corps which is one OF the strongest feelings OF
a soldier; added 10 which, the kindly sympathies
Of close social communion and common danger,
torn a bond of union, second 10 none other in
strength. We are pleased to see these attentions
10 accuracy, Tor the soldiers wealth is his honor,
and his fame his children's inherilancei"
This brave officer distinguished himself in the
battles of the Rio Grande. An intelligent cores
pondent, and a kinsman ofMsjor Barbour, writes
US, from personal knowledge, that he was "a
young man Of The highest worth and Of great pro-
mise. He was the son of MIR. Mordecai Bar
bour's youngest brother, Philip Barbour, Of Cul-
pepper, who moved 10 Kentucky with his father in
1899. The mother OF This young man consigned
him, in 1898, 10 Messrs. MART Alexander and
John J. Barbour, Of Virginia. They put him to
school in Georgetown, District OF Columbia; and,
in 1929, obtained a cadets warrant tor him. His
father was then dead; he lost his life in the cam
paigu of 1913, with Gen. Harrison, where ne
commanded a regiment al The Thames, and
where he contracted the disease which, a year
or two after, ended his lite. The father was
a great tavorite of Mr.. Madison, and he was in
The habit of relating many anecdotes Of him, some
years ago."-[U Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-03
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF RICHMOND.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF RICHMOND.
We take pleasure in announcing that The SEES
sion al this institution has commenced. We hail
with pleasure the return Of many young men
whose faces are familiar amongst US, and we are
clad 10 greet others who have just entered our city
for the purpose Of undertaking the study oil an
important and valuable profession. Success to
them and TO the institution which is 10 cherish
and instruct theml
The Introductory lectures al the College have
been going on during the past week, and we re-
greet our inability to attend them. They close to-
day with a lecture from DR.. Maupin. Yester.
day, the Dean OF the Faculty, DR.. Warner, de-
livered an Introductory which received, as it me-
riled, universal commentator. Medical men
were pleased with that portion which related e1-
c~lusively TO the progress Of the science, whilst the
ladies and the general audience were delighted
with the beauty Of diction and force Of illuslra-
lion which marked every idea.
The new building is now, we may say, COM
pleted with respect TO its outworks. The hand
som iron railing, with its quasi-Caria'ides, The
appropriate obelisks al the entrance, and the en-
tire Egyptian appearance Of the establishment,
render it a monument Of architecture of which the
State ought Justly TO be proud.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-03

sloat, whether the British steamer Tor vera I'M ,hs
which left about the 9th inst, couno sua as, in II.
| lale gale, il she were unIorianaseiy u~1 a. moi re-.
.li ne The Commodore description of The violence
Of The gale. -h;,
THE GALvEsTON.-This fine steamship
,on or was to leave, al a late hour last night, Tor
Isr', ys Santiago. hiaj. Graham goes on her with
baazos for Gen. Taylor. Lieut.. Kearney's
oerpnalne o. ri soons go over on her. We learn,
.o'"r To- sone IF ihe Kentucky Regiment, who
a,2;v ;ea' on aG lhe Day "a from # Lavacea on Wednesday
aat.s5u hi; 90 opporiuniIy OF reaching Maianioras.
Set1 ,bes -. some ars low in health. but their spirits
we're ,a superior 10 bodily %iuiirmities, aud 'hey would "a
no, lose The opportunity Of reaching Inc neia u
ocfive service.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-03
POLITICAL.
From the N. q. Ercnimg BnUstn.l
ABSENCE.

ABSENCE.
Fancy, with its wizard power,
Throws round the heart its golden ray
And gilds the dark and lonesome hour,
With beams as radiant as day;
Oh, how the image | hold dear,
Comes floating on its pinions here.
I'm weary, since thou went away,
Although see and hear thee sii'l,
Thy form ] meet, both niehI and day,
And Joys with thee M bosom hll-
Confined, or in The open air,
Thy image meets me every where.
Amid the hours OF toll and care,
ever see Thy blessed smile;
Thy kindesl looks sustain me there,
And all my WEAKNESS besuile:
All that | have, and all see,
Hath images TO liken thee.
Alright, Won then are always near;
Thy pleasant face see in dreams;
never wake, but you appear
Amid the smile OF morning beams,
And thy loved voice, like music sweet,
Is first my waking ear to greet.
The hum OF nature, IN The breeze
OF summer, as thy W dear voice,
Comes with her gentle melodies,
To make my lonely hear, rejoice.
Upon the evening cloud see
The magic grace that floats with thee.
When, a, the solemn hour Of prayer,
Pm resting On the Bonded knee,
| feel thy presence sweetly there,
A worshipper along with me;
And there our blended accents rise
10 thankful praises to The skies.
The earth, and what see of Heaven,
Have all some loneliness OF thine;
But though their semblances are given,
MY longing heart will still rePine;
For fancy does not, cannot give,
The Joys that in thy presence live.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-03

Our readers will be interested in the leltcr from
Col. Bale Peyton. The narrative is lucid and
well.drawn, and does justice 10 Generals Taylor
and Worth and to the volunteers. We trust that
there is an error in the statement of the Galveston
News, that Col. Peyton and Col. Marshall oil NY.
were to meet in single combat on The llth INST
at Camargo. The origin Of the quarrel is SAID
10 have been .ome disparaging remarks oil Maj
shall upon what he deemed the chad seneralship
or culpable neglect" OF General Taylor.
The lives Of such men belong TO the nation,
and there is no justification Tor wasting them in
private q%uarrels, when their country needs Their
services. Let them show their courage IN advanc-
ing against the enemy. A noble rivalry in battle
will he The most honorable test OF valor and Will
be received with much more appreciation by their
friends and country, than a fralricidal comba'
on The dnelling ground.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-03

A friend has allowed us 10 make The following
extract from a letter from an officer OF The army,
dated Monterey, Sept. 2sih, received yesterday;
Gall Gen. Worlh's plans were admirably laid,
and his Division admirably executed them. From
The first day TO The last, in every circumstance, all
he attempted was effected. Hills that seemed al
most too steep ard rugged TO climb at leisure, were
taken with the bayonet and rifle; their guns in po-
silion on The sides and summilturned upon them
selves, and they driven from The mountain TO The
castle. from The castle to the city, and from The CT
" 10 the DerH.
"Gen. Worth certainly stands higher now than
he has ever done. The town is not so large nor
so interesting as | expected to find 1.-THE women
not pretty, though most Of them are properly alb
sent"
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Sept. l5-cwom

IN CHANCERY-Vincisia AT u Superior Court al
L Chancery for the Richmond Circuit. held nj line Ca
pi,ol, in the City of Richmond, on the J0th day Of June,
lsi6: II,
Jean Paris and Marie Jnney his wife, which said
Marie is a daughter of Claude Janey. Marie BABY,
widow of Simon Morey, otherwise called Bahy, and
claudine Adele Grouse Morey, infant children OF Bdiie
Janey, deceased, by Charles Creuse, their father anu
next friend, fia'iitihs'
against
Edmund NJ. Ware, administrator Of Thomas Ores
ham, deceased. and administrator de bouis non oil
IossnI, Janev. deceased. Defendants.
This day came the plaintiffs by counsel, and tiled
their bill against the defendant, 10 which the said de-
PENDANT filed his answer; and, lherenpon, the cause
coming on by consent OF The parties, by counsel, To he
heard upon the said bill and answer, and being argued
nv counsel, the Court on consideration thereof, Gcth by
the like consent ~adjudee, order and decree, HAT one OF
The Commissioners of this Court do cause an ADVERTISE
ment To be published for eight weeks in Two OF the
newspapers printed in the City OF Richmond: and also
10 he posted at the door Of the Court House Of The
county Of Henr;co, and At the door Of the Court House
of the City of Richmond, on two several Court days,
requiring all persons who may have claims against the
estate Of Joseph Janey, late of the county Of Essex,
deceased, to exhibit the same for settlement, before thr
said Commissioner, on some day after The expiration oi
the said eight weeks, To he designated In the said adj
vertisemrnt, which suid claims, IL any be presented. tho
said Commissioned, shall audit and report To the Court,
with any matter deemed pertinent by himself. or re-
ouired by any party 10 be So stated.
rnnt 1AHfa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-03

A e!aring instance OF the mischief done ny The
fac,ious course of the Wing press is 10 be found
in The scene narrated by a young soldier, The cor
respondent of the Baltimore Sun. The n. y.
Tropic, for party purposes, slated that General
Taylor was to be superseded, and Gen. Butler
was 10 receive the appointment TO The chief com
mand OF The army. This paper reached the en-
campment, and, in the language OF The writer,
"created an excitement | shall only partially al
temp, 10 describe"
"Our company (Capt. Stewart's) met in public
meeting, and called on our officers TO know II u
was true, and every man OF Us threatened 10 leave
The army inslanler, if Old Rough was superseded.
They seemed as angry as The men, and, alter
pledging themselves 10 us To throw up their COM
missions if The statement proved true, the whole
battalion mel in public assembly and unanimous
w adopted a resolution that they would form a
guard Of honor 10 escort The Old Hero TO The Rio
Grande in the event OF his being superseded
The gallant Tennesseeans (the heroes OF Monte
rey,) now caught the excitement, then The Mis-
sissippians, and | firmly believe that The moment
the government attempts this proceeding, the ar
my of occupation will be broken up"
Letour readers be informed that all this "polher'
was entirely baseless, save in Inc fertile ina
ginations OF The Wing panic-making press, and
they will agree with us in reprobaling the unpa-
trio,ic and s~enscless game pursued by manyof The
Wing journals, in order 10 throw obstacles in the
way OF the Government.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-03
P,,r,uopy October % : p NJ

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Uniled Stale.
steamship Massachusetts went 10 sea on Tuesday
with troops for the army in Mexico, which she
will land al Brasos. They have been enlisted .or
The 4th, 5th, 7Ih. and Sh infantry, and are under
The orders OF officers, most Of whom were ensas-
ed al Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma. The
whole number Of recruits is about $50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-03
MARRIAGES..

Married, in Henrico county, on Thursday, the
29th Oct, by Rev. NJ. Il. Sumner, Mr.. DasiEr.
Henry CARTER 10 Miss LAyiNiA VIRGINIA MARY
Patrick STAPLES, daughter OF Francis Staples,
Esqr.
Married, at Roswell, on The 22nd Oct, BY the
Rev. Chas. Mann, THos. B. TALIarRRno, 10 Miss
MARY NJ. SINCLAIR, daughter oil John Sinclair,
all Of Gloucester.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-03

~ CUANCERY-viRGisI. Al rules held IN The
i Clerks Office ot the Superior lnuri nf Chaiicriy Tor
the Richmond Circuit, the twelfth day al September,
1876:
David Currie, fIaihtin
against
The Protection Insurance Company OF Hartford, III
the State nf Connecticut, and another Defendants.
The defendants above named moi having entered their
appearance and given security according ~ The art ni
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence thar they are not inhabitants At
this Commonwealth, il is ordered, that the said defend
ants do appear al tho rules Ia br held for the SAID Court
on the first Monday in December next, and answer The
hill of the plaintiff; and that n copy Of this 6der he
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published IN the
civ Of Richmond, for two months successfully, AMI
posted al the front door of the Capitol IN tie said city.
Copy. Testr,
POWHATAE ROBERTS, ID. elk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-03

MILlTARY.-The u. $. troops al Fol, Moul-
lrie, ordered some time since 10 proceed to Nlexi-
CO, (says the Charleston Courier have been de-
tanned nv order, 10 await the reception Of cloth
ing. The clothing having arrived, the ship South
Carolina has been chartered, and The troops
about $50 in number-are now embarked, and
The vessel is to leave, we understand, tomorrow.
The men arc mostly recruited within a few
months past, in the upper paris OF this Stale and
Georgia, and are said TO be as fine a body Of SOL
diers as any in The service. With good drilling,
under The experienced officers that have hem in
charge, it may be expected that they will give a
good account Of themselves.