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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-05-28
From the Baltimore Clippe
LATER FROM SANTA FE.


Mr.. Cunifee has arrived at St. Louis from
Santa Fe, which place he left on the Sd of
April. He brings very little news-nothing
later from Col. Doniphan. The St. Louis Re-
publican says
There was a camp rumor, that unless Col.
Doniphan was reinforced, he would return by
the way of Santa Fe, and abandon his con-
quests. Mr.. C. informs US that number of
the Chihuahua traders were on their way to
the United States, to make their purchases
When he left Santa Fe it was understood that
they were within four or five days drive OF
that place, and he supposes that they will be
in in afew days. He mentions the names OF
Messrs Mcknight and Brant, Schultz & Ru-
therford, R. Owens, and H. Nier.
Col. Price, with about $50 troops, was in
Santa Fe, the remainder of his command was
scattered through the country, some guarding
the horses and stock, and others garrisoning
posts. The volunteers were enjoying better
health when he left than they had previously
done still very few OF the whole number hat
escaped sickness.
Nothing had been heard from Gen. Kearny
nor had the troops in Santa Feheard anything
of the movements or battles in Mexico.
An express had been sent to Gen. Kearnv
communicating all the events which had trans
pred since his departure, and such informa
ton as had been received from the United
States or other quarters. 1t Was expected tina
this would reach him before he set out on hi:
return from California.
The Fort at Santa Fe was not completed
and all the public works were suspended
The civil Government was progressing quiet
ly under the Secretary OF State, acting as Gov
ernor.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-05-28

Inc laws are so severe in Tampco against
selling liquor to soldiers, that some of the yen-
ders have been fined $500, and sentenced to
work upon the lines, and some to be banished
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-05-28

[CHAP Lxxv.1-An Act to provide for re-
assessment of the lands of this State, and a
more accurate enlistment of the taxable
polls.
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General assem-
bly, Of the State Of North Carolina, and 1t IS
hereby enacted by the authority Of the same,
That it shall be the duty of the several coun-
ties in this State, at the present terms when
they appoint justices of thApeace to take in
the list of taxable property for the year one
thousand eight hundred and forty-seven, and
at the same time every eight years thereafter,
to appoint two respectable freeholders, men of
skill and probity, to be associated with each
Justice, who, together with such justice, shall
be styled the Board of Valuation: 1t shall be
the duty of the Board of Valuation to ascer-
tain, either upon view of the premises OF
otherwise, as accurately as may be practicable,
the cash valuation of the lands, with the i'm
proyements thereon, within the tax or captains
district to which they respectively belong, and
to return the same to their respective county
courts in the manner herein prescribed: proUt-
ded, that the Board of Valuation, in which ri
any fishery is established, shall take the same
into consideration in valuing the improvements
upon lands, in their several districts and pro-
vided said Justice and freeholders NAV, if thew
deem it necessary, call upon any person to tes-
tify as to the value of any tract of land which
may De listed, and they are authorized, in such
case, to administer an oath to any person SO
called upon: No person giving in his lands
for taxation, shall hereafter be required to
state the value thereof upon oath and if any
individual shall deem himself injured, by toe
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-05-28

N-Mr. Bancroft, says an English paper,
has returned to St. James, after short So
journ in the French capital While there, he
was engaged in making researches amongst
the archives of the foreign office for the mate
rails to complete the forthcoming volume of
the history of the United States. The French
minister, M. Guizot, afforded every facility in
his power toward the qualification of Mr.. Ban
crolt's pursuit
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-05-28

Satisfactory Defnition.-A little gun soi
her sister, what was chaos, that PSp' ;ts'
about p The elder child replied, why mt 4
great pile of nothing, and no place 10
in ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-05-28

R1mors Com. APP. Catesby Jones, it is
stated in the Norfolk Beacon. is to be ordered
to the command of the Pacific Squadron, in
place of Com. Shubrick, relieved at his own
request. Com. J. is expected to hoist his pen
nant on board the Ohio. 1t is not yet known
who is TO command the Brazilian squadron
Rumor names Com Morgan.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-05-28
LAWS OF NORTH CAROLINA.
[CHApTER XIV. Jan ACT to alter the mode
Of electing Wardens of the Poor.

[CHApTER XIV. Jan ACT to alter the mode
Of electing Wardens of the Poor.
BE 1t enacted ty the General assembly Of
the State Of North Carolina, and 1t IS hereby
enacted by the authority Of the same, That it
shall be the duty of the Courts of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions of the several counties of
this State, a majority Of the justices of the
peace being present, at the first term of the
court which shall be held after the first day of
January in the year in which wardens of the
poor are now required to be elected, and every
three years thereafter, to proceed to elect not
more than twelve, nor less than seven free
holders to serve as wardens of the poor, in
their respective counties, for the term of three
years from the time of election.
Sec. 2. Be 1t further enacted, That it shall
be the duty of the said courts, at the time the
said elections are held, to appoint time fol-
the meeting of said wardens so elected il
shall also be the duty of the clerks of said
courts to issue notices to the sheriffs of said
counties, whose duty it shall be to notify the
wardens so elected, of the time and place Of
their meeting.
Sec. 3. Be 1t further enacted, That so much
OF the first section of the seth chapter of the
Revised Statutes, as relates to the time ant
manner of electing wardens of the poor, be
and the same is hereby, repealed.
Ratified 10Th January, 1871
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-05-28

It chills my blood to hear the blest Supreme
Rudely appealed to on each trifing theme:
Maintain your rank, vulgarity despise,
To swear is neither brave, polite, nor wise:
You would not swear upon bed of death:
Reflect! your Maker no,U could stop your brs''a
The gentleman read it; and he who hs.
sworn owned she was justly and propsf3'
reproved, and would in future be more gua1
ed in his expressions"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13
NEM.NuRk TRIBUNE.
rHg pyINc WIFE TO HER HUSBAND.

Tug pYlSG WIFE TO HER HUSBAND.
Cess s-Ares 10 me William and clasp me 10 thine
IN. fdissrms
For he .sst II thee y loved des,h Of fear
Cosas pesfcs " me, William. come and fold me TO thy
Breast
Apdis, ny heal ~ powea where aioee ii can and rest
Go and cal. Tie children william 90 and call them from
,selr NAV away
fof IN Conscious my o~n husband. N Fastening las,
CO and ca. he eAdron William. bid them gather round
my I'D
Aoa lei me lay my feeble hand upon each infants head
- fthee cared
Fer though my will vas sometmes strong a~sys Io'
o. forgive my hearts treasure let my faults ''fs0'
zen BE- 49,
And ,Alak alone upon my love my burning love i0' ''s
You viii zee me. William viii you not you gee ., me
when In death 49, 80 nv
Voc II e,me snd iiss my cold cold brow wnsn s0ne
And william, dearest "hhA" iGod
the sod, - -. .g,,, Z. With
Rssosrb.r though my body. there my spin' - WI"
Aoa oIlos .oo eDN''o"' Willows wave.
In N. obayes Yards quiet shadow where the weeping
A ,sl ,h.rn desros, william OF the Paradise above
Aod BID them pray that We may meet ~i'nn 'nose
realms Of love.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

Tsy MURDER OF Mrs. WMLIAns-The Dan.
care E1prs gives the following particulars Of the late
horrId murder OF the wife Of Rev. Gresham Williams
10 Wayne Co. Pa:
Mrs Williams WAS engaged In conducting Sabbath
School and had started foot some hall honr oeioIe
her husband for the school having % pass through
copse Of woods ON the way. When Mr. Wiliisns snu
family arrived at the schoolhouse they were alarmed
upon learning thst Mira w. had not yet arrived anu
bor. the the road side. They soon found her lying
some 90 feet from the highway dead and bearing cyl
dance that her person hsd been violated suspicion vas
~ once attached 20 Bell Ap Engishman, and VINO mao
been I'm the vicinity for some dsys and but tDe Gay pre-
WON. had bsen al the house. OF Mrs w begging she nAV
inc faroished him with coat aud other articles OF cloth
ing lie was found within hall smie from the
uoman strollsng shout and when taken and ehsrged
with the murder careessy stated that ne guessed sue
wa. no, desdths he did not mean TO Kill her but ihA'
abe fought 90 hard and screamed so iou1 tnht re NN
Obliged 10 choke her 10 stop hr potce
m villain saws he came from England some AK
vea,s sure-tha In the old world his parents brought
him up TO stealing and robbng-that he mas oeeh hse
wears during his stay 10 America In the Penleniary ID
he fitv of Phladephia-that he started from there
weeks since 10 practice his business in these parts
lie appears perfectly Indifferent Is 10 his late Inc
nigabors of the lady much excited tbat Oy ns
indifference that almost impossible To pre'eh'
them from hanging him up upon the spot better couh
sci however prevailed tie was examiner anu oo"""o"
safely In the Honesdale jail
The following description OF the murderer given oy
the H0nesdale Democrat
Be IA from twenty i've IN thirty years old, DARK com
plexioued of medium height thick set suAsnt ana ven
built has slight on his forehead distinct one on
his unper lin aud large on each arm just ABOVE
the wrist produced by sesding his nose 10 uncommony
small and appears 90 be wholly destitute OF bone mead
large forehead full look repusve and brutal genera
appearance that Of hopeless outcass and yssaoond-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

AVN oUFAPEsT

rrIpPOR LIBRARY No II-Se~ S-ries-Tne Tip
Ipings OF Tom Pepper, the Results OF kornAlelns
bv Harry Franco This popular novel Vhicn nas - -
Weekly Mirror will BE- published his dsy Ine 80 , %
ser ptiSns and The well known character. Ia
lr,-r-st among the readers Ofthe hlrror WINE
i ~. os~r IL course Of publ cation and he efy h.s e.
n ns from al quarters. Grye ~ mort y ION f,P.
We INV fer all 10 ne public. Those no nAs7 - -
- ,scemea sil be glad 20 have Il In BOOK iofIi W.
80 who have never rad Il before viii be saa 10 nh
f,yrn Ills published IN style similar 20 " ls+i
:, s,v cents eopy-he sane price of1bsI popular "o'1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13
pROOKIYN AFFAIRS.

CoLLIsioS. Yesterday afternoon about two -
clock as tho feybost Union was entering tho 'hp on
the New York side, the WIS run into by schooner
coming up the river Part OF the wheel mousse was car
red sysy and although there considerable excite
mont Ia relation the occurrence wa are happy 10 say
that no person was injured.
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CORPORATION Notitfs.
CONFORMATION NorICR.--Puehe

CONFORMATION NOTfCE.--faohe NO. &c
I b.,-bS yv~r b. 10 owner Of nrfs -
eupsuis n al Houses md Lou imyt1. $500 a..r.suenls
i.rs. as-ried hereby that h- fo0~ias - - In
-. her orpleted 0y he As--ss.fs - by AL
- a., c,,,ni .sien@r's ore Tor rAAn' -, f-et
,,.,r. irt-,-.t~d VIZ -For nsggins -, I'D setting
49, ~. ,d-usiss Of Tnirueth ~ "a I-
- - sf-r stones therein between lnc even IL
Cnu -. - .vsng. Aso 70 reguiaie fo,y r..
.,,est betwe~n the Teuth-svenae snd ~ he .sver
bIse. iv .rrh a..essmerts iuc ~ ~ - -
49,. 80 los of rruani vacant ots - RIa,uing =.
snsf- IA lott .id-s u Thirueih sir - .,. ~ Forty-
-. - "a s.venfh- avenue also on 80 - riv.r
81 et,vern The IN ~ . -
a. ,,c,s ,gose Interests arr anrs 70 y - - elmer
ss..sr@nf. .nl " b, OPPOSE -, obi.rfion. In
- ,her sre requested ~ Pfrseiss -, 4. ,T
- 4, he under. gued. ~ me s .res 81. nrf,rs
o. svrtthir thirtv days from ne ass ~ .,..i,ner
Martin y THOMPSON, sure' - L. a..sssor.
ard Chairman O. 'I ~ - -
s,,.., co,-,,..ouers Oase. Angus. u, -. ----
N7oTICF To CARTmEN 70 keaeH sse, ~ rs,ns,s
~ 1fr,rt. rom law enuteo. 80, - HieFS
-. - c.-,nen passed The lun cay " 60 ~ 81
- A. Tlr-n.e. 20 Carmen 'na" eNf''' ~
49, - - .r@r the date thereof r,. -. ..,
- rsr.on receiving Dc -, = = .
- .b.n ~ 10 he Msyor Tor me Use ., rs a ~
- 80 60 ~ Tar. and f.y cenh' Ana ~ s.e 80,
- c,.-,.r'. License, such person Snail psy - A''
So ,,,v herewith. ne carmen ae he'eDy 90 y
IN M ,s1 tf-ir Licenses AZ ne Mayor Orc- W
" .rr- On Monday. the - Gay u August 90
A. I'D o'cl)cA a - CIafses.
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.las4 VI. y. O'uERN 81 COMP. IT
&SStOHEkN, JOHN HEkDMAN, 100 k.zS<<ss.f7

W. n. u. ell !
SExVhERN, JOHN HERDMAN, 100 EzssSS7z
5oulh-sL corner " Dover, and %
We.tst corner Of Rector United States and Eufcf
Emigration Ohcss. and Western Forwarding Agent
The regular Packet snlps sail "a follows. To sudt
London, on the lst stb 10Th and tith ~ each mona
and from Liverpool, on the iss, 9Th, lth ls,h, Hs
10Th Of each mOula ~ New.Orlsans, twice q we"ti
Mobile, weekly, To Charleston, weakly 70 sAyms
weekly To Texas twice a month. fof hsvrs sna
German, Belgian and Holland ports, vessels sai, 90
appointed days Passage can ALDO De sngsged from
er9ool 10 sny o' the British North American pofs sns
Boston, Philsdolphs, Baltimore and Ne~-ofleAhs ~,
The subscribers having had long experience 10 ny
ness are prepared 10 ODER every facility 10 nose W.
passage to or from any Of Tho above ports ana "a.
exchange can bs furnished payable throughou. "
Britain and Ireland, well az On Tho eon.lnen! OF
To those wishing 10 emgraie 20 lhs West ths ~ ~
beFs have uneqDsed arrangements for we i0i 10
passengers, by the different routes, VIZ 70 r.
snd The Intermediate lsndngs and all poru OF Va n
sds. CHICAGO MIwanEee. BsIImors, Pusourgh, Y
cinnati, ST. Louis, sc. &c. by steamDoas,
canal boats Of the first cass and great care vi" ~
that passengefs VIII meet WIN no dslsy .. po,am.
lsn,ion. Por farther pariicalan Apply a. sOo''' ~
14pA.sa.:R FROM ALL PARTS ofu
.2t1H and Ireland Scotland and WAIss-F"isy's
- ing ~ send for their friends 10 any psso ~ ~
Country will ind the sUbscnb-rs Ifahseuens, 4,
moe. 60 "a piste and calculated In eyery way 70
satisfaction 70 ali Who may maze srfsgemsnts ~
10 brisg hsiT friends across he Atlantic Tine
are sgsnts for
The Nerp Line Of Lire,pool Passefs, va. 4
QUEEN u tho WEST 1900 k0SCIUS. ..''''''''
LIVERPOOL. .........lS0 slDDONs.... .'''''''j
HOTTINOUER.. SHERIDAN. ..."'.'i
ROcHEsTER....: 1850 0ARRlCK =. .;;,.:'s
The above magnificent packets are ell New.fon
ships Of toe very hrst csss builI expTossy for bs "
pool passenger trade, and fitted up with special fegr
he coufon and conyeoience Of passengers they N,.
nsndsd by men VI ~ pensncs and ara not sgrp><s~
speed by any ship shOaL Their sailing days frem
pool are the 6th, and ih, Of every month on WINS
they leave puDctoaliy 10 addition Ia the shove D
scrilers are also agents Tor TIE =.
s. Georgs and t0 Ciion L,U Of Lrerpooi POD,
Con.posed IN part Of We following ayorite az
tnown ships, viz. The AN ERICA, ST. 0EORGk
PRE-, ST. PATRICK, RAPPAHANNOCK,M NAH
SEA ~. 1c- which together with the new line Ne
smps per month every ave- days from Ly"f
lhus preventing he possibility 81 delay al Ibs PoIa
sage from any part OF Ireland 10 Liverpool can ee -
n The lowest rstes Every Information giyen ~ "
10 W.T. J. T. TAPsCOTT s2sseS
Second door bslov bo'1ns
Dnafts supplied Tor any ainouni from ~ uP~ns ~
| IN every Town sni chg throughout Ne unl'eo ~
40 sfy'N
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Ceaal Notices.

TINTED STATES CIRCUIT cot kT-Forthe
L pi.trct % Ssw- I@rssy-ln kqutfy-B-tseen JUN
RlTSDELT., com plauant. and PATRICK COZ 1hLir
JOHN COLGAN. JAMES HARRISON, SOLOMON biL-
n. M ROBERT VAN DUYNE. COLGAN PEIkitf
ASDRElN KIRK AMI CHARLES "A. NANNY. AMI OH
er. dsf-nla.is Order for ubcaion-lt Appearing 10
hi. Court thai he complainant has n@d he bll 10 ne
above entitled cause against the above named defendant
o oheff Tor the f1rec and sale OF certain mort
rea premises n The said bill mentioned and process oi
suapnna appear EMO answer, directed 10 ihr dele J.
sns has regularly issued eiurnsbe 70 ne hrt Non
dav u August instant, but that he deendAnis above
named could not found IN this State IN be served were
with sod that they have Tot caused appearance 20 b-
entered such process had been duy served au
IL bel AZ made appear by aisvt 10 the sAt'f.enon or
he sad Court hs the defendants above named f.sle
out Of The Of SewJersey 10 VIII Ia thesae OF New
York -, -. 4. go,
~ r Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty seven.
an motion II John NJ Gould solicit ofthe complainant by
Ms order directed by the said Court that he sad abseui
def-ndsn DO appear plead answer or drr1ur % the co
susnt bill on or before the hrst day ofOcioberheNi or
r. esu thereof suc be msd- sgsinst them A. ll
aid Court shall thnk equitable and Just And 10 iaftef
ordered that ts order shall. within ten dAys hereafter o-
served rersopay on the sAi shseni defendants ny ee
livery u copy thereof esch uf them, or be pDDsheo
,ibo he ssit ten days IN the Paterson inelhgenc-f
newsosp-r printed a. Paterson, ln this slAe, ah1 oY.N
81 herein Tor xix successive 81 leas oDe m eae
u@-s and also 10 Ike manrer, ard for The lEr space o
time In the Neg-Y OK Tribune, Newspaper prm'e' ID
"' O"' o' ''e EDWARD y DIcKERsON, clefk.
4 tue copy-DictERsoS. { erk. elo lANor
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:, UOILDEH-BHACE- AND BODY SELLS
SLG1Tgs Pstsrf Elsstr sh01ldef Brsr. O. mghT
randsd ssd psifgrssd ~ he eain-ri Sur
,asns In ma sOanrT 0r children sdslts 10 sfs IN
Bs~d " sioog fOasa so1idefe1 - s-r-d spine
ritt ressrass psu IN fna fh-sf lh0ss ~ cnr
.-rfi,s o. sadersfy hsbis. ~ tbnse corf-1 ~ 'a1y
=, ~ H. ,rtfnT itay vii SID -n ~ irrs4.t q
s,s1 y, hr.rs n, dsrs sai psrd the chest here
- .ayi,s free "a h-ailhT senrn ~ the i1nfs Ne
ss.si,. 80 sorers sssF ihs Bfsc@ viH ~ ahe - d.
vsh lees fsfiFHe - Wei |" iWY.,t. ~, f'fA
To - had zvno.-ss sn5 feiAti. 81 AHhIfN
o-Bfi~no-u OnifiinK Store. ~ bfosdvsy
sorn-r Fut pisce
10 Aso superior Bsdy Belt. % Assoun,nsi so
pofisf. highly feeornnsnded Wslim
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SUMMER ARRANG EMENr.
MllnRIS ANn khhkN kAIIlNOA

80 xNYSsxes Too@i n. hondsy' msy ,, -
" Leave Neyart. ~ o'clock A. NJ ~ o'clo.s,
Leave MorristOwn, clock A. NJ; o'clock p NJ
Passengers by the morning train To Morristown VII
rive there At n O'CLOCK where sAges VII be- IN reaa,
Ia convey them 10 SchOoley. Mountain, Washington
videre and Esston daily; 10 O.ego, Milford, Ne~l
stannope and succasnny on Mondays, Wednesdsyss
Frdays; and TO Rockswsy, Dover, sparta and Newtos
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays each iins IeIas
The following days meet the T. NJ train To- New-io
A stage will also leave for bAsking Ridge every even
on tho arrival OF The ears NJ Monlst0wn .
Bya line recently established, stage leaves Mofnse'
for The Delaware Wafer Gap and sroudsburg us ~
hope, JohnsOnbaTg, Columbia and bislfs1own essy ~
day, Thursday and saturday, on the arrival OF NE
train from New-Yofk Returning on the alternate o.
the stage leaves stroudsbUrg NJ A. d. To Inee VOC T.
cars from MOusiOwn. Ia,
Passengers 20 through to and from Jersey Oiv WI
changin cars On leaving he city, passengers Nin
pOsi tsir baggage In the a. The foot oi CsHshV
where a agent will be In attendance 10 reeeiyeh
An packages or bundles mustbe entered on "sJ"
The company Will not hold themselves respounDe.
Freight viii be forwarded Immediately 10 Mori.w
from Albany basin, by Stephens h COadirs Daily ~
portat0n Line 10 N<wgrs, or from me TrahsponslJn9
Of the ~ }. r. X. and Trans. Co. Zoos OF LiberysL
~ feed IRA OODD. sup@rin Lend<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

P0LIcs-Eliza Anderson was last night arrested
by officer Boyle Of the Fourth Ward charged with steal
tsg pieces Of foreign gold coin from Andrew Fisher
-. John Smith was this morning arrested oy oncsI
Ha,,is of The Chiefs Office on q bench warrant for
stealing a horse and wagon from peddler He was
locked
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

SERIOUS AccrDEsr.-John Rogers barber cor
ner Of Avenue and Tcuihst wss seriously injured As'
night by the bur sting Of esmphene lamp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

~ On Tuesday the population of this country
was Increased by the arrival Of tsi EmigrAnis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

A Observation-Disclosures mystery may surround
the urornu ration of the news by the Massachusetts
steamer-.he having arrived from Vera Cruz al Ne"
Orleans on Thursday week and the news not puohshed
until Saturday evening-yet We have heard Key as
signed for Its solution II ne certain that letter IRON
most respectable source In ~Oresns processes 10 ca
ulaiu II In rather romantic manner.
Young lady 1t the City OF Mexico 10 said to have
writtan 20 Mexican In Nov-Oresns or the 10TH UT
that the families qung the city In consequence OF
the advance Of the Yankees and adds postscript on
The l7h (by the cOurier that Gen Scott was then en-
terlne the city This letter kept back by the Mex
can from tender regard for the fair suihoress.
We understand too 10 day. that another letter mas
hssn rscey,d A. The Department from high military
officer stating that the receipts Of this letter IRON Mexico
hs. been made known 10 him from the most authentic
sguree Washington Union, Aug 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

SUPREME COURT-ln Esni'y.Lais before v {.
,NF.r,t Cirruit-Jaue Oiilespie -. Mary Ann fmhps
lane IN and sl-Bil ff force os1re 81 mofigaE--h
n Cudhpp % he CITY Of NV Yofk, comp siranss solicit
or-JANE SMITH ore Of he defendants IN MS cause
,t,ss rsre 81 rssidspre IN le cry 81 ew-forE, u
reoirsd - appear ln his cause ~ ne t~ehtynlnu Gay
Disappointed next ne oil hled h-fsin VII p a.. !"
confessed by her. u -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-13

ORDER OF Hon J. W. Edmouds, notice u here
Dby given pursuant 70 the provision. OF ne .saIe a.
dsbfor. thstan attachment has Issued sgsns
the estate n JOHN GALLAGHER. N sb'eon-ing debtor
lal- resident u 80 Washington street =. aun VA
he sppear and discharge sucn ataenment seeoionR w
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