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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13

The Christian Intclligencer, at Charlottesville
announces the death OF its publisher, Mr.. SAMUEL
w. THICKER, most worthy and excellent man
in the 23d year Of his AGE.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13
TRUST SALE.

RT virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed to me by
Philip Hopkins and wife, and dated the LIST day o.
December, 1914, shall proceed on Saturday the 9Th
day oil August next in front Of the Post Office in the
town OF Saunon TO sell for cash the following
parcels OF Land The first lying the waters of the
Little River oil the Calf Pasture, in the county Of Au-
gus,a, adjoining the lands fAlexandcr Crawford, -
tioh~
) 800 AgnlNso
beng the same tract of land conveyed to said Hopkins
August, 1929.
The second, also lying the waters Of the Little
River OF the Cali Pastures in the county Of Augusta
the lands OF James Berry, John Watcob, and Samuel
De'ng the tract Of land heretofore
veyed to said Philip Hopkins by John Crawford and
wife, by deed dated the 18th of December, 1921.
Will sell the foregoing tracts of land by the
the surveys 10 be made after the saeon the following
terms: SO much as may be necessary to defray the
expenses OF sale TO be paid in cash. and the balance in
six and twelve months. Bonds with good security to
be taken for the deferred payments
Acting as trustee shall convey such title only is
vested in me- although il is believed the title is good.
HUGH w. SHEFFE&, Trustee.
July 9, lS46.-,ds.
(being Court day H. W. SifEFFEY
August -, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13

SENIOR DoN MANUEL CARvA1Lo. Envoy FIX
tIaordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from tn
Republic Of Chill, has arrived at washington
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13
Dust Received,

100 PIECES latest style Prints and Calicoes from
IOO SID to IL l2 and finer, in store and for sale
by WHITE s. CO.
July IS, 1876
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13
LOOK Az THIS !!
ILLUMINATION OF
WEAST0S

-NSsShS ~hSSOtSEtSt eNtCs
In the same range Of hills as Weyer's Gaze, in
the lower end Of augusta County
-seio-
'T'IIIS beautiful subtrraneous work Of nature will
= be lighted up with FIFTEEN HUNDRED
OR TWO THOUSAND CANDLES, on the
10th day of September next, which will present
TO the visters of the most brilliant scenes
that nature art can exhibit. The pleasure and
qualification which visters would enjoy from such
scenery cannot be expected TO be described in an
advertisement. The proprietor OF the Cave will
provide all things for the accommodation of vsiters
in the most ample manner.
PHILIP WEAST, Proprietor.
0ry- Tickets rs cents.-Children and servants
half price.
August Is, lS46--3t.
o. The Lexington, Lynchburg, Charlottesville,
Winchester and Rockingham papers, and the Rich
mond Wing, are requested to give the above two
Insertions, and forward accounts 10 this office for
collection.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13

20 we understand from the Lewisburr Obser-
yer that there are $50 visers at the Whife-5O al
the Sweet-5O at the Blue-12O at the Salt and
rs at the Red Sulpher Springs.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13

The Maryland papers announce the sudden death
by apoplexy, of George Howard, Esq. of Ann
Arundel county, formerly Governor of that State
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13

CELLERS' LIVER PILLS. do vERMIFUGE. For
- sale By tho subscriber. f. BERKELEY.
Stauntcn, April IS, 1916
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13

The Charleston, S. G. papers announce the death
of Major James A. Ashby, formerly an officer in
the u. s. Army.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13
in 6 1TIg a " O

lASWRAEo
STRAYED from the Farm of Franklin Conner,
~ near the widow Peck's Mill, on Monday the
3rd of August, 1916, STRAWBERRY ROAM
HORSE-paces little If taken up, and word
sent to me at New Hope, will pay all reasonable
charges. DAVID S. DlXSON.
Augusta county, August 13, lS46.--3w.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13

T1NIIE subscriber has his Ware-rooms crowded up
Il with FURNITURE at this time, and is daily
making up furniture of every description, which he
is determined to sell as low rs it can be bought in
any of the city establishments that warrant their
work to stand. The Furniture on hand at present
consist of Bureaus, from $40 to 20 Ladies' Dress
ing do. $40 to 40 Sideboards, $25 to As; Sofas,
$50 to so; Parlor Tables, S25 to DO per pair Also
Ladies' Work Tables, Dining and Tea do, and
several pieces of second hand Furniture that will
be sold for trifle. Call soon, at
A. ID. CHANDELIERS,
Next door TO the Post Office
August Is, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13
Classical and Mathematical
SCHOOL.
BY PIKE POWERS.

TNI1E exercises of this School will be resumed on
u the 18th of this month, and terminate the 18th
of June following. Terms for tuition as heretofore
Staunton, August g. 1876
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13
sBssSt ReceiCpH,

DEADT MADE SUMNER COATS, Vests and Pan.
letaoons-a general assortment, always on hand and
for sale by WHITE & co.
July 9, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13

400 LBS. PRIME LARD, for sale by the sub
lcOO scrbcr. j. b. BRECKENRIDGE.
Stsunton, July 9, 1s46.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13

NOWIUIAo
rg'IIE Stockholders Of the Virginia Female Insti-
"a thte are respectfully but most earnestly re-
quested to delay no longer in the payment of the
instruments due upon their stock. All are aware
that the buildings are under contract. and that the
contractors are fulfilling their part of it with great
energy. The Board OF Trustees are therefore com
PEELED TO have money to fulfil theirs
j. y. BRECKENRIDGE,
Treasurer Virginia Female Institute.
August is, 1876
UNREAD LACEs and Edgings, just received and for
a sale. a. S. KINNEY.
April %, 1896
I oNDoN PORTER just received and for sale by
II r.. BERKELEY.
April IS, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13
.EaHSE RPCPirPN.

A MOTHER lot Of that excellent Cd CHEWING
n TOBACCO. &. r. COCHRAN & co.
StauDtoD, August 10, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13
EOR N.EEE
Dust Received,

MATTRESSES just 10 hand, ten superior and large
Ifl for sale by WHITE & co.
July 10, 1876.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13
.BssSE EseCeiCeH,
,Essf R0CGiCPN.

,YWSE ESOCGfEPfFs
A LOT of Extra Superior CHEWING TOBACCO,
~ at all prices aud warranted TO suit all tastes.
G.. y. COCHRAN & co.
Stanton, August 10, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13
Family EyOWr.

on BARRELS prime brand and for sale low l,y
~ WHITE & co.
July 30, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13
eBssSE RPCPiCPsF.

DAEEGEs, Balzarncs and Lawns. a, reduced prices
ID and for sale by WHITE & 20,
July 49, 1916.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-08-13
just Received,

LIVERY variety Of BOOTS IND SHOES of
II sizes and prices, FOR sale very low by
July 16, 1876. WHITE g. co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-09
CIR, I,em,... wrpsssp.Y. july 8.

BURGLARY AND AgREsr.--A man who gave his
name 10 Thomas Butler arrested this morning and
committed 10, having last night eurgsIiousy
entered The house of Dir. George Jones, No. Jackson
Place. Downnes and stealing thereirorn $50 worth OF
wearing apparel which found in the possession OF the
accused.
ATTEMPT AT BURGLARr.-Johh Dipper was ar
rested Between ant o'clock hi, morning, being detect
Ell the OF aten Png the house Of Phillip Red
cy IN S3t.st.
GRAND LaRceSY.-Oficer Pareso this morning
arrested Frsbcs Eversop charge Of stealing IS 10
money and 6ue-oiil Tor S25 from owen o Donnel Of
the 5h Ward.
RoBBI>G MONEY DRAwER-Je Jefferson w end
over WAS arrested ard locked NJ charge OF stealing
sum OF money from The I'll Of Frederick Gardner OF
the l6,h Ward
THEFT oE WATcHEs-Some adroit thief yester
day conived sixteen gold watches irorl The scTe
Of Joseph b Pollard. No. $50 Broadway.
VENDING OBSCENE Books, 5c.-O&cer Belden
Yesterday arrested William hsne charge OF vending
obscene books and prints.
EscAYxp CoSvIcT RErAKES.-Mary Eeckery or
Hsyer,y m escaped couvct from Blscswelis Island
las. ,eaAen in this city, ard cent bsck 10 her old
quarters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-09
Revenue from ,IcKay,s Tnr,f.

FdshisStoa Correspondence IF The Journal Of Commerce
The Union expresses the opinion that the Bill Will
ssd twenty eight millions. Il IS very cItravagant est
updrsr that OF the Secretary. Mr. Mckay
Il probably nearly in his estimate Of twenty
three and hall miops,-whlch he says will be enough
The truth IL, Mr.. Mckay admitted. It is matter Of
gus.s-~ work. II he tested by experiment The
ault be- that ne '$asHg expenditures Of he GorerS
cannot b mt by duties import; ATOMS Some new
OF revenue 10 devised The revenue from
Lands WILL for hardly equal the expense OF their
uanagement-the extinction I'll Indian tides 81 In the
bound territories OF The West, which have come
come, under tho denomination Of the public
hnds The estimate OF two and quarter millions from
Che iRndt IL quite enough AL Direct tazsS must
tarateiy AKA btfers long 10 yesorted to-
~ The passage of McKays bill being consd-
cred certain by the Free Traders. they are letting
out the truth earlier than we had anticipated. They
had hardly ceased complaining that the Wing pro.
ksb;tory Tariff would cut down II not dry up lhe
Revenue from Customs when they were con!ound-
cd by the Treasury returns proving that il did
yield about Thirty Millions per aunum. They turn
ed square round and began complaining tina, our
Tariff yielded too muck Revenue. and grosned in
spirt the thought Of the boundless extravagance
10 Internal Improvement &c. &c. which 50 ple,ho-
ylo Treasury would be sure 10 foster. w alker's
Treasury Report proved. after fashion. that our
Tariffwould yield both too little and too much Rev
snue jus, whichever would be least desirsbe.-So
the Wing Protective Tariff is to be broken and
Loeo.Foco Rereaue Tariff enacted 10 its stead
The moment it's passage is deemed secure, itstrends
besio to own ,hp, his Rerenns Tariff 0U not
yield sufficient Revenwe. even for time OF Peace,
and that DtREcr TAXES mast ultimately and be
fore long be reSorted to'-Do you hear this, men
Of Pencs, lvania, Indiana and Illinois You Ind
!t,oleraby bard to pay the Stats Taxes needed to
maintain your faith pishted to your creditors, How
will You like TO see Mr. Folks tax. ga,herers swarm
ins over your fields and villages Face the music
gentlemen! War is always costly. and You will
Snd the Loco,Fooo w ar on American Industry no,
less so than any other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-09

80, rtR-US- d-,lruus " se.:iinx y he ~.sG-A
Company Ia. ben S.if o pun e4'e "a eaiecs;ve
~, which Improvements have oern Esd-- IL n
H. nl- rcr vi h- C.p sry 10 icdccr oth-rs ta<e az
,I-r-,, N .o- purchase AID 70 divide br
pouey scOfccs ~ he ic>r=st DC or
nv nav have Com?sny. To -aancs1ruTsrs l1c
-snnc. .nls opportunity pieecls sesi LcGce,rer a. The
oow.r 10 and permanent src tie demand for
all ktncs tccr-sstcE snd ifvirg ct-sp fu info
= aor can De ost-;ncc by s6dresstns EAlGRAST. Box
ms Lo~-r Po.tOSc-. postage paid Iyl 2--odDsAW'
- c W-iUhh BRIBERY Ia rutvr-st, A. -nls 70
~ EEr-rY Sloi---FoUr good f-ssors Why Agents VIII
md neir advantage 10 bring HsrperS Bible .s
Izhnssceni 70 bind
Tbe ehues ane se.u:fnl variety Of patterns ready,
v1Sag r pres fru1 % cona,u. TIE best sock and
workmanship uin b used q binding then.
Tic dhpssh With which hey win be boasd-
The very ttnrfsl eornmtsatoc SLOWED 70 Agents.
Al descriptions Of nss; sbd slsxsni Book Strd12 81
lcwsncssh p1tesz EDWARD WALKER,
Syes iis fv.tessI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-09
GaIuITE;s RID COkDIAL-For tho cure OF
~ G.tnrL P.ina hrhcnl Ac.I Ma lnedl-

ktHITE's RCD COhDiAL-Fot me cure o.
~ DiarrtEa Gnping Paine. hesdacne, Ac--Ins nnd-
cine N E-i a. faculty. shc psienI@ IA
1y p.-iul Ia al cases oil vita spssics pain, or
z1iiily Of the sDd bowels !. hss ipre been
ou.d 10 be- oa- u Ih- OF medicines for The cure Of
tlartu. tys.r-7ry cboic cholera Iaorros, vomiting,
ar.csn- beartsurn r srS-r- monthly psns 10
atom for Al ahotyne 10 OF surpsss,e while
for diru.tic o. cecosfurn II found very valuable
Prepared oy the subscriber, - 10 70 sole pfopr.ior
,nd,nn N Y Ials II. X. WHITE.
II. following from the Rev. Dr. W.,-rbory of Hudson,
IA scrz he nsny TESTIMONIALS lnat The proprietor has re-
cr.Yed
Having y.sIs bad OCCASION 70 Dr. Whites
Cordial dis-r-oI inns prepared by D. X White, for
,rv..s of h- H-IiJte above take pleasure In
Recommending my thents as NE mot valuable I-Ine-
cY hal nave ever Used B. "AIEheUbf'
Hudson, Nay 2iln, 1913.
For sa,e per bottle By John Alhsa lsa Broad
Rusnlon 200 Broadway acd 10 Astor House
james Asplawsl, 20 Wisn-sti Deac Dgpuy, Park
row unc 5et Broaaws,; Js A N-ax ST. Sroac way W.
Brigham, Sc Broad ~sy, corDer trsrdst HunIin
too III avenue, Twenty s-rouc-si Wm Peek,
~ John-.t Daniel Tucker, $50 Grad Sufok-st
a g. D. Sands, leo salIor, cer- William DAVID sands
Il Co. n Ess; Broadway, corner Market; Jones, So
hoeston, corner McDJoga; Geo. O. Gum Sll Bl--cief
c.rn7r Chistopber. Al wholesale by Ynp 5chirf,In l.
Co lT7 " s!zr, Waist bfookiyr-J Dawes Fulton
corner ChntDo-st els 3Deod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-09
THE TRIBUNE.
Anniversary Meeting of the DeIavnu Temper
ance Union.

ance Union.
Five years ago, a few Of our citizens OF the ces'
pissed African Race Fl TO form Society for The
promotion Of Total Abstinence from Intoxicating
Liquors among their own color, and they gave II 'ne
name above stated in honor OF The eminent Pniieo'
Ihropist who has been among the foremost In the
Temperance Reform and in the nrduous work OF
vindicanc the rights and redressips the wrongs OF
the children Of Africa This Society held its Ami
yersary Meeting at Pouehkeepsie on Tuesday, and
the demonstration was one calculated TO cheer the
hear, Of every friend Of Temperance and of essential
Reform. Four or Eve boats chartered ex pressly for
the occasion conveyed the members Of the Society
10 the place Of meeting from New.York, Troy, Al
bauy and the intermediate towns. though quite
number were presen! from New Jersey aud some
from Pennsylvania and New England. The boats
generally arrived about noon, and procession was
soon after formed at the wharf. which proceeded
through several Of the principal streets 10 spacious
ten, provided for the meeting in an open 10, North
OF the Temperance House. The procession was
about mile long, composed entirely Of the Colored
Race with expressive banners devices &c. with
several Bands Of Music.
The tent, which seats BY actual count $500 per.
sons, was closely filled with the members, while
hundreds could not gain admittance. Not more inan
thirty or forty Whites were present al any time
Rev. H. II. GARsFTT of Troy presided, and pre-
seDted letters from f. c. DELAvAN and other emin-
ent friends of Temperance aud Of Justice TO the
Blacks after prayer, an encouraging Annual Repor,
was read by the Secretary Committees to report
Resolutions and to select Officers for the ensuing
year were appointed who reported in due season.
and the Resolutions (which were rather severe on
the LiquorSeling business and those engaged nitl
were debated, amended AID adopted. Several
earnest and inspiring addresses were made during
the session-one OF tie best by Rev. c. VAN LooS
ofPoughkeepsie, eminent champion of Temper.
nnce and of Equal Rights. The day, though warm,
was very pleasant, and nothing occurred TO mar the
pleasure of those engaged in the good work which
the meeting WAS designed the promote. At 81
O'Clock P. NJ the meeting being adjourned, the
boats left Poughkeepsie on their re,urn.-We pre-
sumo more detailed account OF the Anniversary
will be Published
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-09

The LATE FINE AT NgwFouSDLASD.-Ihe
Hou.e Of Assembly have held Special Session 10 coz
cert measures the r-ir O the sufferers BY the de-
strvc,vs ST. John Well az 70 borrow sum OF
money no, exceeding half iniion-iJ. rebuilding the
town in when Sir John Harvey has len! cs hearty Co
operation spc ssslstsIicr.
IL Is estimated ,har 1000 houses have been destroyed
and ihst l2lUQ persoas axe rendered house!ess lh-
demand lur prov,,vus auc bGl1Ius materials Is occlE
and pu.poseiy naG7 known 70 be great In general
military orcer. bis kSceiepcy Sir John Harve! Goes
great cfe :se military arc astfioes ~ thsf s4o'
tn- ,aylug OF Lac Eas; end otiae town
Many merchant. oCtsANrd good por;!on OF lhrF
s,cck The scotch sait 10 De the hesvie'i
losers as lhey all in cluster and IN the immediate
y,ciui,v Of The vi. WI which Was destroyed
The loss !, is said VIII vary irutn -oUuvVO 10 4VVV-
COO - Uoo GOO !. said 10 De Insured N the fnlsHA
Ot!cs. London
AMMUNITION COMING TO LIGBT.-Durins the re
cent severe IN this vicinity large Tree >oou1 o
diameter, the isrn OF MI hrssner Nss oioNh
down, large pile OF nuske, balls about Ioo poahos
"a ~e!gae, found sm-ug The roots OF me zee, =
French boat It's way from Eort Duqussre IL ''1 9!
Is, wss captured BY lrcsns rsar where tae Tee
Was blown down and ii 'upPosec they threw ia' Aes
o. bullets on the bank OF the river and the Tree sprung
up and hid the bullets until the storm Eevesed
tssm. Louisville Courier.
The FIREMAN TRIAL-Tbe Jury on the Trial OF
Erecinsns prvsrni insanity, t~enyiour hour.
brought N their yercci Saturday tst he
prisoner had mind and memory sufficient ~ 6.ar
between yiehi ana wrong Il rs supposed The ,r!AI
Will new proceed
SUDDEN DEATH.-At Washington City, on Sun
dsy afternoon procession OF ooc Fellows passing
down Penn Avenue - The !aer Of AarmadpSe Dove,
the Navy Ys-t 81 ola gentleman Vi the Of James
cu,hos.t who KEPT Acepa! Hoisi Hho h4c - stand
in in The door spectator ei he Procession, tel Gown
teaa-i
COMFORTABLE TRrLY.-We Learn ron the Sos
ton Transcript, thA; vX..ous r-ss 81 cs SsIe 10;
sesnt 10 take al the Strangers oal o, lowe % ne nshi
Q; The an. nat many obliged 70 spend Lac ni
IN The cepos Some mus: savs iosae !Has. aas
IodStng.
n Col John Csovell died vary suddenly al bis
rcseeaee ., foT' Mitchell Bnsssl county, Ala On 'ae
2Sia EL Co. "a well kaean 70 sas rsopie Of Georgia
tss late eairss snps Assat OF lHdaa As.Ts "a tsis
StAta. lssss.neh Gsarf,ss, o. a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-09

GREAT GRANGE N TIKI SOUTHERN MAIu.-Bv an
advertisement the Savannah Republican we perceive
,hs, 4, contemplation "a make erre change IN The
times OF arrival anc departure o; Charleston boats and
Central Ra cad take place on sid after
inst By the arrangement, twenty osF hours VIII
yaaea Charleston and Sew-Orlesns Toe p1ss-
snscrs from Maeon viii proceed the Macon and Wes.-
IS Sa-ussve and thencs BY via Co
urat1s 70 Caesaw, Alabama. By this arrangement tbs
people Of Baltimore VIII get TIE southern mall twenty for
aos earsr thA2 81 present. and he mails fre this CITY
will reach SsH.ogIsAna b. The SAINT sa<ssoe- Tas VII
b al nsfeScEsSt vs;sa shs spssssf se@ Hsss;y sss
ytsflr afsfacists. ssalIba, tsfu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-09
Srne1al o oIl6 CO.
q Fal,e kcp0rl n.vil

False Kcporl having been put n Circulation
nv I,,.,-.: u-r,o. n-rt th.t W. h1v- harcon-d
or ~ iirust. busce,s ,1rtsd 8" ta' city ~ or-
,e. ror receiving advertiser; els for Ill tie County
Newspaper, big Inform merchants sad offers that
Yru- I.Aing lie News Rooms Ia 20 sFs
uilapgs were .sc- with view y aa1'c sfrs.>r iAeui-
H., 20 ur II examining sea rga 81 pArls q
tne cD.;try ara are ce-rEr-d that nointos sna ee
wanting on cor ps1t do fall J0sHce 10 stveriseFs
We s7 ID. Say suthorI go. - 80. 7 Se, ap1s po
,g- tho.- 60 obtain cousIfy custom 10 give
csLls sc -1arnr- snc !-sfn ssca inofrr anon ed
t,-il,,.f. t,.-r, IN lh,t object tyi osf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-09

SAD ACCIDENT AT KoMs-We learn that man
named snow ,hOckinsly nanGled By the premature
cischarge OF Cannon, Rome, The morning OF the
Fourth One OF lis blown Of and The other 80
1n.syed that Il had 10 pu:aed One Of his eyes
also DESTROYED He has 3 wife and family OF children
Utica Gazette
" The large warehouse OF Hastings & Field
~ ,;ereva was burned to7u the ornss ri The on
Inst I; contsned 4 la.ge quartiry OF Wheat, Flour
pork Oat, WHISKY &c none Ct which was saved. The
W., an flour are said 70 have been insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-09
TRoYHlFs-Among the banners captured by
Gen TAYLOR al Resac de la Palma IS one bearing the In
scrip:ion-- BATTALION
GCARDA COSTA
DE TANPico.


This magnificent and torn RAG, (says The y q. Troplc
apart from It's associations Is remarkable for It's appear
ance the materials Of which II is formed II is Of
large s.re-is feld OF trcoored SIX green, white and
red In the Is embroidered the Mexican coat OF
arms, more beautifully than we conceived any modern
Penelope had power do, her delicate fingers were
over skfu the work. The Mexican eagle, with It's out
stretched wings. fairly before each rustic OF the ss
on which II rested causing the prisma,c colors OF the at
nosphere 10 play The brilliant doss silk ncedework.
brilliantly II had been the pumsge Of The bird
Itself.
That dse In the battle OF the Pslo Alto. was torn By
cannon shot and bears upon It's folds the shat,
tered Ehreds thus rud-y made at the Resscs de la Pol
IL waved the hrsy.st troops snd tDsted In the
wind long as regiment lasted before the terrbe
fire OF our srms When all lost, its bearer tore it
from ts staff and fed save from the stain OF cap
ture. Such. however. not 10 be l,s fortune Tae
brave msn met by Of our troops, aud hand
band they fought for the prza-the Mexican nrrved
by every feeling OF ps;Eo,su the American by every
feeling of a soldiers ambition. The brave standard
bit the dust and the precious object Of his care
object OF idle curiosity IN The hancs OF his en-
envy May 1t be respected among our people. IS
the only evidence existing Of the once brave Battalion
de Tsmpico These trophies are 10 charge of Col NJ.
NJ. Payne, snd will be by him carried TO Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-09

CosFiRsArioS OF Gss. PArryRsoS.-We learn
py Telegraph from Baltimore. that Gea. Patterson WAS
Sessraay confirmed by the Senate Major General Of
hs Volunteer forces mustered In service Of the
tliisd states. lPhn. North Amer. yesterday.
\ SsAkr-HxAo.-One Of those accidents conss.
Suso, On Rarosds arpished with the d, rail- occsrred
60 We Hartford sae fswksrea ROAD las, weak, No Per
Pa YES p;sted, se5sa sss rs esasAsd Ia eottes Of
Rs sssh aas ssssse ssss y esslsRaR % Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-09

SnITH's HOMGOfATHIC Phsrr.cy. No. 5s2
has . large assortment Of Homeopathic Meticines,
N rcr1r-s uftureuons diurons and Elooales SdgL o.
Mn, Pure Alcohol Disabled Wafer, Peitss. &c he knJ,
scia1s Pocke; end Family Cases Of Medicines or hand ~
rfuparot order. Homeopathic Plaster, soostiao ~
ordinary Coun and Adjective fasies. and a.