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Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02

AD NALoREM DUTIEs.-lt las been
charged that the system Of ad valorem du-
ties, established by the new Tariff, opens
the door OF frauds upon the revenue. The
New York correspondent of the National
Intelligence, formerly an officer in the
Custom House, states the following fact:
A German merchant, by the name
of--,had repeatedly entered goods at
this cus,am-house by fraudulent invoices.
to the verify OF which he had sworn. At
length he was discovered. As soon as he
suspected the discovery. he called upon me
at my own house, and stated that be should
probably have some difficulty with the
Collector. in which case could render him
an essential service. j remarked, without
permitting him 10 proceed, that was a
Government officer. and would report all
that be said to the Collector.
He continued: Five or six thousand dol
lars is no objec, to me. and know you will
not betray the confidence | rePose IN you.
again stopped hirl stating, it he persisted,
should order him out of my house. He
said nothing more except urging that The
oath lcds only custom house oI,h. im
mediaiely on going to the custom house,
/ reported TO Mr.. Curtis, the Collector, the
conversation veEbatum, as near as could
recollect II. The man was arrested, gave
bail, and ranaway.
now repeat, abandon specific duties,
and at least one. half your invoices will be
fraudulent. and sworn to, they arc nothing
but custom house o1ths.''
Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02
Notice.

4 Ii persons indebted to the estate of Jacob
IN Buzzard, dec, are hereby notified that unless
they come forward and make immediate payment,
their notes win be placed in The hands Of an officer
for collection
WM- +. NORRIS. Administrator
OF the estate Of Jacob En=za RI
August 6ih, leiG-39
Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02

"How seldom il happens" remarked one
friend to another, ''that we find editors who
were bred 10 the business" "Quite a.
seldom" replied the other, ''ihat we find
the business bread 10 the editors"
Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02
Administrators Notice.

iffIHastFatOr'S NOaEcC.
(NoUNTY OF HEMPSrEAD, ScT.-At the
- Court Of Probate for the county OF Hemp.
stead, IN the State OF Arkansas, at the July term
thereof, A. ID. 1916, the following administration
accounts were filed in said Court for confirmation
at the next October term Of said Court, to wit
James II. johnson, administrator OF the estate OF
Edward johnson, Jr., deceased.
l.. Ferguson administrator of the estate Of Jno.
Britton, deceased
Ii. H.. Brittn, administrator Of the estate OF
VIM. Bolls. decensed-
Cafharine Hill. late Catharine Stuart, admins
trafrix Of the estate Of Jno Stuart, deceased
Robert r. Cook, administrator Of the estate Of
gWm T.. Cock, deceased.
NJ r. Reed, and III. w. Smith, administrators
OF the estate of Joseph Reed, deceased
Joanna Il. Darlington, administrative of the
estate of R. Carrington, deceased
ID. r. Jett, executor Of the estate Of j. d. ID.
Cole, deceased.
H. x J. Black, executors of the estate of WIN.
Black, deceased
Thomas Hubbard, executor OF the estate Of J.
Fuqua, dcceascd-
J. A. whiteside, administrator Of the estate OF
Daniel Sawyers, deceased
Thomas Hubbard, administrator Of the estate Of
R. X Garland, deceased
Samuel Young, guardian Of Malana z. Ro-
chester
Thomas Hubbard, guardian Of RUFUS Garland.
Thomas Hubbard, guardian Of Augustus Gar
land.
WIN. Crabtrce, guardian Of ID. BradIey's heirs.
Therefore, notice is hereby given. in accordance
with law, TO all persons interested in the settle
ment ofsaid estates 10 come forward and file ex-
ceptions 10 said accounts II any they have, On or
before the second day Of the next term Of said
court, they will be forever barred from except
ing TO said accounts any item thereof
Testc: ). IT. SANDERS, Clerk.
Washington, August "a, lE46. 1l-9w
Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02

Mult;ply The figure 8 by any other single
figure, and the two figures composing the
product added together, will make O.
Thus o multiplied by 4, make 81, which
two figures added together, make o.
Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02
m~%~~@--@-----=z----m~- --za-a-s-
Nafice.


NM HEREAS. William II Bowers, of Pelefz
Wv burg, in the state of Virginia, ekecutfS
power Of attorney IN favor 5f David X Coulter 0
Hempstead county NOV cf Union couniy,l in tl+
State Of Arkansas, bearing date in September
eighteen hundred and forty, empowering tie snic
David X Coulter to make fllcs Of lands in Obi
state of Arkunsass belonging to the said WnaFr
IL Bowers and executing title deeds fherefuF
which said power oi attorney, vas filed for recorc
IN The cieE5S oiice 0f Sewer county, and fbe rero
crtion of sad power of attorney. bearing date fhc
twenty-eght day ~ NAV, a. d. 1916, was tns
recorded in the Office on the 26ih day .
June IN the year aforcsaid Now therefore, knox-
All men, that the said power OF attorney has bee
entirely revoked a. may be seen from the fnl5ITi,
revocation on The part or said ConIter
CA d.
NOW al men by these presents. that
~ David * Coulter, now of Union corntr. br-
lafe Of Sewer county, have been empowcrad 14
William H. Bowers OF Petersburg, Virginia ~
transact his business seifortb in the wihn or as-
nexed power Of attorney, do this day assign oeer
the same trst power 10 Tho said William H. BoIv.r
and from this date The said power Is 10 me, thu
sad David X Coulter, revoked forever
Given under my hand and seal this twenty
eighth day Of May, in the year Of nur Lord cirth-
teen hundred and forty-six.
(signed) DAVID r. COULTER.
90 [sEALl
Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02
ITO the Public.

LII persons hereby forwarned from pay
y ing settling with William Conway b.
any claims that now in his possession or have
been as my attorney, md as the attorney for me
as assignee Of Hayward & Logan, as | have
many claims in the hands Of William Conway b.,
Of the partners of the late firm of Conway &
Conway who alone had control Of said claims;
and a. ! cannot get them from him, and ! am
induced to believe he is neglectng my interest,
therefore forbid all persons from settling or pay
ing him any money my account individually
or on my account rs assignee as aforesaid, and
hereby authorize Jabez !. Smith rs my attorney
TO receipt for and settle any Of tile above de-
scrbed claims wherever the same may be found.
FRANKLIN 5. WARNER.
July 9th, f5I6-35-3w.
Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02
Notice.

n WILL bar all claims that have not been pre-
\ scented ia 1915 against the estate of THOMAS
q. DooLEY, dec, e. | am determined not to allow
them unless compelled by law.
H. G. DOOLEY,
Administrator.
Walnut Hills, Lafayette CO., Arks-, July IA,
35-3w
Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02
&trayei.

$trayed.
~" FROM the subscriber at Walnut
GA Hill, Lafayette county, Arkansaz,
YIt ~ on Thursday the twenty-first of
May, sorrei mare with a blaze
lace, about fourteen or fifteen and half hands
high, five years old, raised in the Sinte Of NJ
souri, Any information respecting said mare WI,
be thankfully received, by the owner living A
Walnut Hill
HENRY VI. @. LAREF.
June 9th 1865.
Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02
STATE OF ARKANSI.S.

STITE OF ARhANSIS, }
lhoHfgomsry County,
Cadao TorHship
WE, the undersigned, citizen householders,
wv having been called on to view and apprase
an estray shown to us by Taylor Polk, do find the
same TO be brown mare mule. about fourteen
hands high, supposed to be about four years old,
with lump ON the right side near the flank, nj
other marks nor brands Appraised to thirty
COLLARS PAGE p NOLAND
THOMAS FARR
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9th OF
May, 1876.
JOHN BOLIN, up.
Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02

TRUSTEES OFFIcE, REAL ESTATE BANK, D
Washington, arkansas, 25fh May, 1876, (
Debtors TO this office hereby requested to
come forward without delay, and pay the call and
interest due, and renew their notes
By order OF the Board.
L. BRITTIN Clerk, &c.
Washington telegraph., 1846-09-02
al @ n 4. ID 4.
n OF ice

Notice.
nuRING my absence from Arkansas a.
~ SToUTENBURGH Is authorized TO act my
agent and attorney in allowing or rejecting claims
and demands against the estate Of Robert Ham
w. +. HAMILTON, Executor
Of Robert Hamilton. dec.
June 9Th, 1876 35-4w.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA
ne removal and Permanent C..<
OF MI Diseases arising from n,, H.
pure stntc OF the Blood or Habit

e.c 1Aehovui and Pcrula ne m O. ~.
| % uu discusses arising from, A.. 49,.
| pure Stntc OF the BIood :, n m. "a.
| OF the Sysrs.., w..
/ sCROfuLA OR KINGS xvii. RprIIu.T,..x ,~.......
CUrANEotjs ERuprIoSs p.xe, .s nc -. ohsItNArE
THE FACE pI.OIS.trs mi "a ~ Vn rusIUI.ks ON
RING WORN OR rErrER al. = N N.Y., Sohh kNEs.
MENr AND PAIN or TiIp No, 80 n NJ hNLAkGt-
BORN uLCERs sYPIiIIrrfc sy n rrnms S's - - ub-
LuMBACo, AND DISEASE, ARISING rpS.. a,s.a On
plcious USE OF MERCURY Ascrrrs on DRopsv N ~
r0susE or IMrRuDENCE IN LIFE ALSO cnRos,,,
xu,SnslIIuTloNAL DISORDERS.
'UNsE VALUE Of prrpau ration IL now vh,.,x ., -,
u Of A. ,s,ln... .no~n ana
por,ro .rd ~ rp heians and Is admitted
empoyed In medical practice. II IA NOT oe.l n, - -
rauon but general extending throa.h an. ha,. ~ ope
'aIss me poisonous elements booB md 60.
'or 70 ,ne organs which that au,a Ia
me result rapid healing Of the ,orr. .ns NM.
s. IN neomAnsn and other painful anse,on. an M. n
no'e, sre'dy removal Of the pain. and IN an -. '
enSh ~eping pace with the Of the di...-. o.
put up In hishly forp, M,
aga when diluted according TO the dir.c,,on. -
mats 's umeshe quantity one ausrt sns, ,ns
nam. r. 70 'he various bearing m,
,hs mos, are almost daily receiving tes,ionsi. OF
The following Interesting cas- A. u,....,., .-,.,
:" eafeis perusaL Comment such eydepe. /, unns...
A.. a., NEWARK NJ. J.. March IL ls16
.,.s.a o. ~ ~ sands divers chnd ofths nlac. 50.
~ when two years old which rsdue "a he,
,,.,s .sa nc duease pervaded whoe system al
aseu IN malignant head body n,S ,,ah.
In Newark. Belevle New Yo,l ,,.-e
hon.l,. 49, s out hnahy perfectly
- W.T. onsef was induced to yoar sar.an,,,,
,..sS - procured Tour bottles which .parinsy admin
reu win many Interruptions yet with N. mo-, sn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27
MORRIS ROBINSON. pr.,den,.
SAMUEL HAsSAr, Secretary.

SAMUEL HAssAr, Secretary
The subscriber Agent the Company 10 prepared
receive applications ior Life Insurance any periods
named viz for for life: and
exceeding $4,000 life The
OF the insredaie years as
well a all other information interesting those
Insurance will al-o be made application advan
tases offered by this Company believed equal not
britain. IL a CNATuNRy
Physician the sOeicy-the Family Physician the party
whose life TO be insured Aft
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27
TABLE OF RATES

Al Meeting Of the President aud Directors OF the RICH
MoND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on the 18th day OF October
ls4S. the following Table OF Rates for the Transport
tauon OF Passengers adopted take effect on and
alter the Is day at December next, until otherwise
dered by the Board.
BETWEEN RICHMOND
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27

GREAT BARGAINS IN GOODS
FOR G EMIL len.
- III. JENKINS is selling very great bargains
~ in goods for genemen's and It will be well
worth The attention 10 call and examine them.
a great variety Of striped and plaid Linen Drilling
Slk Hhdkfs Of every style
Marseiles and Cashmere VestnGs Iuful quality
si Shirts Of every kind very 500
Meuno GauLs Shirts, expressly Tor summer
Cashmerelts DraP de'Ee &c sumn,-r coat.
Pine assortment of IRISH Linens
Du do striped do
Blosehed and unhieaehed Cotton balf Hose
Black and white SIX do
Thread, Li-le Thread and r. g Cloves
Black and cord sii CTyats
Striped and plaido ruOn Cfavats
goodassorment of
Al Of which will be sold preparatory moving
his new store. X II. JENKINS,
GG No % Exchange
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27
Spring supplies, IsI6.

my friends and the public generally
have had and very scarce a
che reddy invite all any
give me call being dstsined to offer greater
dueements than any the trade.
% Bear IN mind that CHINA HALL No ~ street
" the place To buy aud fshonable prices
NH 20 HUGH A. WATT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27

PAINTSl PAINTS
White Lead, Linseed Oil, &c. &c
USNGlsH and American White Lead, dry and n
"a lLnseed OIL, warranted pure
Spirits Turpenline Spanish Brown
Ch.ome Yellow, Paris Green
Red Lead, Tena de SIENNA
Chinese Nermllon, Paint Bushes
Venetian Red, Eng Green
Imperial Green oil, LlIharge
Verdigris iR
Turkey TIMBER, American VemiIion
White wash BTushcs-ard. large and well assorsd
stock Of the best quality American WINDOW GLASS
great variety Of Of the celebrated brand This
Glass been tins city and gives uni
veral satisfaction Our stock large and complete
at low prices, at wholesale . retail
DUvAL Il PURCELL, Druggists,
my 20 Ia7 Man s,,r.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

tzz.5ssEessx ON and after the Sd of December
1-7ses&@ ~ next Boats Wileave Richmond Mondays
wednesdays and Fndays at A NJ precisely Arriye in Iy
burg days al ST p NJ.
Returning, leave Lynehbug Mondays Wednesday, and Fridays
Al A NJ and arrive In Richmond day AT 2! 2. 81
Passengers StauuIon,
BY Boats Will A. NJ hohdays wednesdays and
Friday. seottsvIe and in staunton by
Jpn
PasigTs for Far aEA HalifdT Court .s.,,
leave Richmond by the Boats with the Stage. AT Car
srsVIue.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27

psen To rerfessnt the in.r nsi
bio fefspirston. h !. tho srr.t.,a.
eustion Tor the impuritie. Of IN. bod,
IL Will be noticed that . thiek eloya,
misi issues nom all points Of the .aT.
lace. which indicates that I'M. p.r.p,
ration ho~suninierruptsdiv when ~,
are In health. but ceases when wear,
-iek. Life cannot be sustained win
out u. u 10 thrown OF fro N the hloos
aud other Juices % the body. and a,
poses BY this means Of nearly an IA.
impurities within ne. The blood. h,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27

bargains In Dry Goods.
WE have ON hand large assortment Of
w Embroited Collars and Inside Capes
10. CbemiEetts Polka Capes
White AMI cord erbr'd Muslin Robes
Striped S~iss and Jaeonct Muslns, for dresses
PaTis BalEorines and BSTeges
French Lawns, Muslins and GinshaIas
White cmbd Grape Shawls
Barge Shawls and Scarfs
Elegant Lace and Hermann Sears
Hosiery, Gloves, Mts, &c
An OF which Will sell reduced prices. rhosr will
hnd full asSoItmeAL and satisfactory.
WARREN FARISs,
IL 10 No 9S Main strret.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27

GALLAGHER a. OLDNER have on hand
~ and receiving direct from the importers IN New YorE,
Old London Dock Brandy, vintage 1896
Poe Old otard, Dupuy a Co Brandy
Pehvoisin
Superior old Por Wine. in bottles andeaA.
Madeira and sherry Do.
wHb geheral Wins. and Liquors by
wbois,ale and reiah j. 30
1 IME.-45O Casks Of fresh Thomaston lime,
- Of superior quality, landing from sbr urd the does and
ior sale By Je 10 JAs. FISHERS SONS.
4 ICORICE-6O cases Mass Licorice, prime
ieis-iw J0HNR. rRRLErT a soN
FOR GENTLEHEN.
IANDSOTE DRESS SHOES-we have received a
~ o-e eFavd "aksf' Miles Son n fhadsiphA cIprss.
v or which der Eandsomet ber, Shoe made
hor'h Or sou'h of The Potomac Geuuemen of a
Nat " easy and geniee will bear mind that have
Ways 90 haui.
isi9 PUrNEY WATTS
DER SCnH. UANCHEsTEH, . reeevsd 2es.,,sprinr
ana SUMMER Clothing which sl ell a. cheap the
aftirl.s can b. had elsewhere
on adioo black Df.p DE,e Dre.s and Fro,ts which wnb,
% Efeau reduced pcss Tor cash Tho requested
10 eaI and eranine. sILAs MIR HANr,
~ ~ Main street
MISSES BHoNeE AsD BLACK HssKtNS.-
~ small o nfth" ahIge HirtH hfY BE- found 81 ~ s7a
article fof u'e SpfinT MYERS.
DHtNCIPE AND HAVANA CIG IHs-IOoOO Pin
fof sals by GRUBBs a APPFRsON
ny "a No ~ Main street
4 tONTISC.Tgp BWASDY,-is tsss eoats : gallon,
sah sapehof % conhseaied Brasdy PIPE very superior
Holland "na'' fces'ysd IN store md vi BE- soh ow soss
son'fnm'n'by BissELL q HeCAEDfIsH
Ladies, Misses and ChiIdreu's Shoes.
IOHN IitOuPSON a co. hsvs on hand q ssnsrsl vars
- y u i.ad''s. Mtssss' nnd Chiidrsns phoes viz -
iaa.s' One morocco 5ipper ami Ties
A.ssss Gns morosoo d.. s-l.a.
thiifsHs biaeE, ufonzs sRd light Oloufsd Root
Ios'et yin msny os hnd' AZ made By The mo.i spprovsd
msngfae'ureu ~ Phiadslphs 20
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27

GORDON d SkINKER, % MAIN STREET.
~ Riernond. Va, offer Tor ale
- hIds OfiCans aad w q I'D a Susars
IS tofcss and bbs Clanhsd susar
20 paetazes laaf crushed and puyerisrd suran
bores ~hits Havana sugar
$50 bags Cohee-Rio, i.aguayfa, Java and Mancaibo
blle- Mocha Coffee
IS bids Orleans and Wet India Noas.-.
. hf chest. Black Tea
Tea in . and i1b boxes
800 sides iesthet-gpOd sfamp and l,maysd
- do Rusret Lsahrt
500 E.s shoc Thread
100 boxes Sperm 40! T1ipe Csriss
80 bp-rssorp
Pllcyand Warranted sep
10 bags Pepper
Pimsnto and GinEet
600 Kegs Nails
$50 acts Ashtpn's Fau
$50 bag Shot
100 ksg- Dupont Power
$50 fesmq Wrapping Paper
30 leirfs Hi.g
$50 500 Hemp aod Cotton Ned Cord. snd idas,
50 doz Blooms
~ duA painted Buckets
goo Nova 7c0iis Grind stones
~ keys Horse shoes
hhds Bacon
Gass-stlU and tOrIQ
Sperm md Tannf o. DH
Cotton Yarns faH Petfs. Cotpsrar Nader and toifyo
Cotton in bates ti1yer Feed. Ciisf Vinsgtr a. A.
lRpN-i0o tons Ssedes. Engsh, Tfe5srar and counry com
p,,.nE S''ny n,,ies round, aat asd ilusp
theet Icon ADD Eai
srEEI,-Amsrean and English Biasrsd
Nayiors n sheer Steel
IlNPLATR-i75 BoIes IQIlf 1890, I9rQ
bughf loaded fin toy roofing
COfPER-20oo Ne HraFers. 7hrathns md BoH
WiRB-i0O0 10 assorted asss
Lnc and apcHsr
Bar and Sheet Lead Ae -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27
DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
q q q q q q q 9 & . q q
III Truly Woudarfur r,,.o, =,

WYNN OoND o1hUr Of WILD CHERRY.
n n n n ~ ~ ~ - - .
II II - - u . . q
VI n truly Wonderful Cure, IN
DR. swAysE Dear sir-In October last, vh. .n,,yd III. A.,
Joseph Smith, a mill near w,vn..Inr- wi
cough from being exposed night gradually increased
aSann,, $50 OF 'ooi and severe pain IN the breast
4 family who were wholly l.pen len, o pPaDe. mao
v., v,. oI,.I - on my tIertions for support.
-, pu s'u grew wore, until med
os.eynS in os r ,h p as ,neniaoe sue.equsng wife
sySayne's Compound SWIM Of WA g. " uoelo'
from Mcclure your agent IN rxs,o~D hich .s
me-. until had Zen 6v. ho,,I..
my work again 1 wTts this To OF, w., ~ $3.50
maa being !, ,ns rms ~ h h s 20 ha' Al any hu
your Invaluable medicine. Youp,
Lewisio~n, Del JOHN p. BoYNE.
CONSUMPTION which has b. Had IN. ,tiu nj .ri..,, 49,,
nvad hav. b, en- given up bop,s. by hsv
peevernR in Ih uneoaed remedy hay.
radically There are now An the hand, Of In
which sou astonsh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27
Cheap TRUNK EstabIishmcn1

GUPEaIoa FAMILY TIA psekssss sura IN.
- Gunpovdsr rss surpassed BY this eooniof
ale ~ the package, OF ~ Tetsil BY
CAPEnrON a CpWMP.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27
PHILIP NJ. TABB d. son,

Ofcs, on Main street, opposite Exchange Bank
A TrRNb 10 THE COLLECTION or CLAIMS Of every
N description Renting receiving the and selling real
property adjacent country, Hiring Negroes col
rctne hires and Sspssng Of them public private sale
Al,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27
R + MOVAL!

GONE THING Is CERTAIN"
ZEN co, having praesed for hs aa Eve year IN me
~ hid selling befofe" well asT NE coe ~ The So
bance Goods notice tatfrn
they Cthng than can De- had
osr " netond. and although howsvr aouou"
sonis things afc ths one thina 10 certain b" .., 49,
~ hshN = W.
ftANToN MATING At REDUCED PRICEs-9o foll' super
NAAs and eoiofed Canton Aatinfs of sao ~
very reduced prices 81 NLos BROTHER
NHRHOFa AND YELLOW POTATOEs-7so bus
w mercer yellow Potatoes ~ stove and fot sale BY
- o. RIssRLI.E MeCAND1fsT.
n AeTryua Ann HIO COFFEE-7so Bags strictly
u 4 prime Green Iaguyfa Coffee.
q7s Bags Rio Cote, superior arcle.
IN Store and viii be soh INV 70 cio-e eonstgnmenis
AZ az WA. ANDERSON, ".
shOti SbOtll
NNTE have sio FIinT of ~ sze' from The Wyihe
Wv Lead Mining Company Dealers who have been waiting foe
a. as.,rnept and an VIII peass send their oF
dsn my 22 L. %. CRENsHAW, BROTHERS = co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-27

STHANGEHS VISITING TIE CRY, and al others
- Desiring 20 purchase 4ss
WIN. L. moNrAGuE5 Music Store No ISL Main street most
desirable Establishment og obtaining an the
bic publications. together
ever description An assortment Of PIANO FORTEs
stsHty hand also. Guars FLUTES, Ffe Voins Cia0us
Fageoets Aeeoreon BuEies Horns Tnmpo Conopes from
bones &c Acin shou every article lns-aH oT
which BE- obtained Of the upon
sibie terms WIN. y. MONTAGUE,
is1 Main street,
b. qirn ~ the Golden Tyre.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-09
A FACT.

For sone reason or other, the world is foil of
rumors that Gen. Taylor is beaten by the Mex.
cans, and no sooner is one proved false, than an
other Of the same texture is started. We beq
'eave TO put all these rumors at rest, from Head
Quarters. The earliest advices from Taylor's
camp is to the 10th April. and he writes that he
does not want another man. He is strongly for
tilted opposite Matamoras. and could in an hour
lay the city in ashes-he has perfect command of
both ferries. and the city is at his mercy, to be
supplied with provisions, such are the facts
Paw no attention to rumors
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-09
VIRGINIA ELECTION.
Wings
TROOPS FOR THE RIO GRANDE,
Democrats.

Lieut.. ID. F. McPhail, of the 5th Regiment
of Infantry, Lieut.. N. B. Rossell, of the same
Regiment, and S. Hamilton, of the LIST Reg-
ment, arrived at New Orleans ON the 9th ult.,
on the ship Indiana, Capt. Bennett, from New
York. together with detachment of 1870 u. S.
troops under the command of Lieut.. McPhail-
all destined for the Army of Occupation on tho
Rio Grande.
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IMPORTANT FROM THE TEXAS ARMY

The New Orleans Delta has the following add-
tiona item faews from Gen. Taylor's Camp
" We learn that Gen. Taylor has made an impe-
rative demand on the Mexican Commandant a.
Matamoras, for the liberation of Capt. Cross,
who, it is believed, is confined at tina. place An
answer had not been returned at the latest date
from the army. Lieut.. Deas was at liberty on
parole.
Canales. with rowing band of rancheros, an
noy the army, by their predatory expeditions.
He ia evidently acting under Arisia's advice"
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ENGLAND.

correspondent of the Union, in London. pre-
diets another change Of the ministry, the restora
ton of Lord JOHN Russell, and the prevention
thereby. Of peaceful settlement of the Oregon
difficulties This it is said lie to take place as
soon as the corn law reform has been effected by
Sir Robert Peel. The letter will appear in our
next.
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THE NOTICE. GIVEN

Letters from Washington. says the Philadel-
phis Inquirer, state that Mr.. Buchanan. by direc-
ton of the President, sent dispatches by the
steamer which sailed from Boston on the first in
slant, addressed 10 Mr.. McLane, in London, d.
rscting him to give Lord Aberdeen the years no.
tice providing for the termination of the joint
cuPaIion of the Oregon Territory. Mr.. Buchan-
an has also given official information of the fact to
Mr.. Pakenham.
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BISHOPS OF THE M. E. CHURCH,
SOUTH

VIM. Capegs. d. D., of South Carolina; and
Robert Paine, ID. D., of Tennessee, were ON
Thursday last, elected to the Episcopal Office of
the M. <. Church, Soath, by the General Con-
ference of that Church, now in session in the town
of Petersburg.