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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24
GcncrnlLn Vexu

We copied from the New Orleans Pcayune q few day.
ago. article. in which the unfeeng condue, II Gen l.,
Vega towards certain American prisoners In MEXICO va,
eensaed with sspcr,yand Justly so II tho state
mens upon which the Pcsyunc founded its
were One % Gen La Vegas aid who is now
In New Orleans prisoner OF war, attempts TO relieve
that officer, by the following letter tho editors of tina,
pspcr who do however all satisfied with tho
explanation As an act OF justice to Gen La Vega how
ever, copy it;
NEw ORLEANS. May II, Isi7.
crNrLkstN-ln your paper OF this morning you have
done great injustice brave man. and ask you n
matter OF sheer Justice 70 publish the following
of facts. Having been aid-de-camp to Gen La veg,
the castle OF ulua one of tho l.st
acts did for him was to write to the Governor OF Pueba
requesting the release OF Midshpman Rodgers. he had
not the power to ORDER the release this young
but his request was made IN the strongest terms.
The article IN this MORNINGS Peayune. prciaeing the
letter irom MAJOR Games in which you comment 10 severe
~ upon Gen la Vegas eonduct, was n, doubt written
under tue belief that It in the generals power serve
the American prisoners in the castle OF Santiago. You
WILL on perusal OF tue following be able Judge OF Gen
La Vegas powers and position.
On tue eth OF February Gen Ia Vega third in COM
mand not "miiitsiy commandment thc city, The pal
the city o Mexico besreed by the
party the church and sdherent was with him and
know that not one left the palace tor many days who wss
not shot down by the poPulaee Three before the at
rival ct zen santa An1a le Mexico great hast. 10
the Amercans the National Bridge and the rev.
outon su that could hold inotcourse
with the castle OF Santiago, where MsjOI Games as CON
fined, ~ being within the cneuny's lines.
On several occasions | have been an eye witness To
Cen La Vegas generosity 10 American capves taken
from the American piequo during and after the siege of
Vera Cruz have frequently heard hun express grateful
feelings Tor kindness received ia tins county and
10 ioeprocaIe the same when circumstances would permit
HIM
Midshipman Rodgers was found in enomy's country
with surveying instruments night Take the opposite
side. and would the Americans have detained hun
With regard To the treatment OF American officers in
Mexico, have 10 saw know fact, that American
hcers have received nom the Inhabitants Kidd treatment
4 iF.u full
aids earned ike money some officers taken Maamo-
ros. Immediately the capture o the officers % the
TuNtun, they were asked what their rank and
ives their pay The amount paid them once aud
appeal to them what their from the
inhabitants.
The letter OF credit given to Gen La Vega by Gen Tay
Tor used by HIM except show friends
Mexico evidence ct zen Taylos kindness and gem
eiOsity.
have the honor 10 remain, with due respect.
obcdienI servant ENRIQUE MEJlA.
Add e.camp 10 Gen La Vega.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24
Nomination OF GEM Zachary Taylor
~ n Candidate for the next Presidency, by

Saturday week, the 9Th inst. being the day Of Regimen
ta Parade large number OF the New Kent nd
Ch'I!'s Ciiy oogn'es, composing tine sd Regiment
sembed at the Forge New Kent and the Parade being
over meeting ws- held WITHOUT distinction Of parfy TO
nominate Gent Taylor for the next Presidency.
The meeting was orgsnzed by the appointment OF Col
T.. g. CRUMP a. Chairman, and WV X. T.. DouoLAs rs
Secrery-and lts object having been appropriately eI-
planned 10y the Chairman, d.; Ro = Apperson moved that
committee IT l3be appointed torepnu proceedings
cordance herewith; winch motion prevailed and fol-
low NJ gentlemen named said committee DR.. Ro ) APP
pr, on II Carter, A II Ferguson Col Ino StuLbe-
field. JaIueiinr l. PoindeNer. Rich'd Crump Dr. WIN
siysee Cane.line Fokes, r + Lacy, DR.. Geo w Nor
| ri7s, VIM FUlkes, BfaxtOn Garick and VIM { Diugas
who short retirement returned aud reported through
Their Chairman. DR. Appcr-on. the subioned preamble
r-"nnon' which were submitted 10 the meeting ~ the
usu' m,uner. and sdopted with but dissenting voice
When the committee returned with their report, Thos II
Wilcox, Eco 10 the midst Vi ADDRESS the soul
ring sentiments Of which elected frequent bursts ap-
piau-o.
The meeting was nlso addressed in very handsome STYLE
by Messfs Hill Carter, i Lacy and Jno Walker and
Tie only innR that occurred 20 the slightest degree,
the harmony IT s proceedings, the position which Mr.
Walker felt c-nstraned to occupy reference them
DIN ring with the meeting as To the proprey Of nomins-
ting Gen Taylor he nevertheless expressed the commend
able sentiment, shat the Peole's choice wonid Be his
ehOiee
PREANBLE AND RESOLUTION.
Whereas Of opinion that the high state Of party
feeling, which has existed for the last twelve or fifteen
years has been deoieOus both and our
social roaons and whereas have entire confidence "a
the fitness OF Gen'i ZACHARY TAYLOR Tor the Prosi.
dcncy. and believe that ms nomination for that oico by
he People, without distinction Of party, aud without refer
20 lis opinions upon those questions that have hber.
to divided parties, will tend IN great degree foster sp
rit conducive Of good siko interests and
| cal relations Therefore,
ResoUsd, Thatwo do hereby nominate Gcn'l ZaculRy
TAYLHE ~ the Peoples Cand date for the PIssi
diHey and pledge ourselves use every honorable ell 1T "a
| ensure hs election.
On motion u Capt. BraKton Gatlick, il was
Re'o'sa Tia, these proc edings be signed by the Chair
.r.HL al a.
pefs b. Richmond Norfolk aud Petersburg, b. requested
g publ si them
Ga motion, tho meeting then adjourned.
T.. g. CRUMP, Chairman.
VIZ x. e.. DoUgLA5, Sec'y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24
Mr. MalaAInr

The Augusta ChorncIe Of the 2Oth inst states, that up
10 late hour the preceding evening. Mr. Webster who.e
indpOsitou prevented his psrskng OF the public dinner
prepared Tor him the day before better an he had
been throughout the day Confined he j. to his room
the Chronicle says viii be when he will b. able
TO prosecute hs journey other places aud sections which
hc intended lis indspostion j. the source 1T
adds, Of universal regret. his speedy restoration io
health q the nniversal deztre
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24

u Lsie accounts from Central America received al
New Orleans, stae tina, President Carers Of Guatemala
(Which has withdrawn from Central American eonfede
ration and Is independent Republc) has issued
Manifesto, in which he beays evident jealousy Of the De
signs OF the United saes-and among them that Of OBJ.
taining command Of the lsihmas point He also al
ladies' quite ponedy designs OF conquest in tina, d.
r,ction. Our with Mexico will excite the iealousy
and apprehension OF all the old Spanish provinces who will
be apt to regard whatever may say as war Of
and religions.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24

PfEssie deid w Peach L,ap s-Tho Lexington fNiss
Advertiser OF the 23d nit Gays. 'On Friday lat the fsu
y Of VIZ James Cullen ST. residing the pond lBaibesda
four miles from Yszco City. poisoned by eating
Which were seasoned with peach leaves. Mr. Cullen Died
instantly from the effects aud ell vino partook o the pies
wofo taken sick The pfussc acid contained 10 the ayes
sad concentrated by baking hs supposed cause Vi the
raIamiy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24
The IIaIiIa1 Di.,ricI-npuiul

We sasd he other day. having beard OF We thought
f'm authentic sources, at the Shsr o. had no cken from
Mr. F.O1moys poll Do Patrick County - v.es. To- con,e
gu,nce Of hc failure TO qlay The Comm ,oef. o. ono
u The p'c ne whereby his majority had been reduced
Tom - J. We arc now informed al ts The fact
and ihai he cnure vo,o Of Mr. f.,uinoy n Patrick vas
c'nned BY the SHERIFF. We learn also that Mr. 1fesduay
vii certainly contest the election OF Mr.. FlOumJy-so thu,
'h'fe wbe two and possibly three contested elections from
tins se to be ued before the next House u Representa-
/ lives
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24

The Times OF Saturday says 1--WE are much pleased
10 learn that the experiment Of educating poor young
man from each Senatorial District without charge for tut
'"n, has proved to BE- em,nenty successu The students
admitted TINS foundation have been almost without *
copuon exemplary IN their habits aud dgcnt in their stu.
dss and amongst the respectable OF the nstu.
lion The present. session, indeed has been distinguished
b. the good order iIat has generally prevailed.
I'VE observe that five Of the 80 Senatorial Districts
hc 81, Ih, 5n, l and 9Th, present hout r. pre-.
acniluYc-n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24

COMMUNICATED.
Msssrs. EdfoTSs There meeting held Fri
day evening by The eihzeHs, which they adopted suit.
able resolutions relative the Presidents reception In
lhs place an a Wing. ever have BEEN and ever On
pcct To Do but think, in this oass should oil throw
aside party feelings, asd "poy honor whom honor Is
duo'-ii not o. tho 70 tie Office. Allow me, through
your paper o. Suggest early meeting ~ The Military u
tho CITY Ia take into consideration the popety Of giving
the Pfcstcnta suitable reception and escort
WGfG VOLUNTEER
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LORD IonN RUSSELL TO Nh. nlxeKorr.

April %.
"SiI-I have received with much qualification your letter
oi yesterday informing that the people New Orleans
assembled public meeting. Mr. Johnson the Governor
al Louisiana presiding, msde voluntary contribution Tor
the relief the distress ireland tue amount vi 900
dollars
81 have Likewise received draft for the amount with
your request that the should be applied where relief
most urgently demanded, without vase without expense
aud without interference with other arrangements.
81 feel highly honOTed by the confidence you have placed
IA me.
t sPpeaIs to me that the best mode Of dispensing this
magnificent contribution - to ranfm H. without delay to
The Central Relief Committee, Dublin preside over by
Lord kildare shiil accordingly send the t. him.
with copy Of your letter.
with reference To the latter part u your letter allow
TO add that the aud uniyef-a sympathy Of the
people OF the United States with cDuntrynen
IN Ireland IL most gfayn 10 the people Of Great Britain
aud LELAND, aud that her MsJcsy Queen has seen with
tue highest satisfaction the Manifestations Ut generosity
and chafIy Ot nation sprung from ihe same orgin as
ourselves.
II have the honor be- with the greatest respect yours
very faithfully, JRUSsELL"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24
The U. State, and the Irish Famine.

Inc following correspondence has passed between Mr.
Bancr-it, he American Minister ard Lord John Russell
"9O, Eaton square, April 2S.
My Lord-1he people OF New ORLEANS touched by
Iho OF the distress famine m lie and came
Tgether IN public meeting the 5;h OF February last
Mr. Johnson, the Governor ct Louisiana presiding and Mr.
Clyol Kentucky taking the proceedngs-and made
AVlluntary contribution OF $4,000. This offering com
muee, &C. assisting OF Mr. CrOSsmsn, the Mayor OF ~ Orleans
and Oi 1--we OF It's most respectable citizens have placed
entirely at disposal, with other restriction than that
at be appl ed, with the least possible delay in order I,
Naie IN tho most general aud equitable manner the
lngs oi the people Of Ireland by the Purchase Of food for
Ihcir relief
From your lordshp's position in the government you
best know where relief is most urgently demanded and
how eau be applied without waste. without pense and
without interference with other arrangements As the sur
est method al cang into effect the wishes vi the citizens
al New Orleans, therefore beg leave place thel! con
lbuOns your lOrdshps disposition, requesting you Il
exercise, in It's application, the same discretion which ha
boeu conferred myself.
Perhaps should say more but am compelled I,
add hat the sympathy OF the people Of the United States
with the sudden aud overwhelming calamity which has be.
fallen Ireland aud universal ard that Mindful
al their European origin, they share The s cOns and re
Joco IA the prosperity OF the from which they
sprang.
Am, my lOrj with high considerations very faithfully
yours, GEORGE BANCROFT
Lord John Russell"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24

l. The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Herald mentions act very credtabe to Mr.. Polk The
President and Col Yell Of Arkansas who fell in the battle
OF Buena Vista cid friends The latter was poor and
his family dependent upon him lie had young son
at Georgetown College whom the President has adopted
and will educate and regard his OVERWHELMING also TO
o the comfort Of the remainder Of the family
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24

u The New Orleans Peayune OF the 18th inst. an
arrival from Vera Cruz which however brings
nc later intelligence from the Army. The report still
vailed At Vera Cruz hata deputaon had been sent to
Scott 10 offer him possession Of the capital.
We regret learn that there good deal of sickness
Vera Cruz, and that increasing Some easos Of ferer
had occurred; but tins remlrks tie Pcayune was to be
expected al thls season in so low : lai.:nde.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24
RultlOIel Rattle

The New Orleans Bulletin OF the Il Sta inst, mentions n
vague IN that city, that Gen Taylor has had ano
Their battle with the MeIielns but had been unable to
it any authentic Ii any thing OF the kind
has taken place. have been with some small dcach
mcnt, the Bulletin thinks the enemy have no force in
that quarter which would attack the main body
under Gen Taylor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24
University OF virginia.

The catalogue OF the Ofesr- and Students Of hi- Ds-
lotion. Tor the session Of 1851 la. been received The
number OF maIncu.a1s l63, Of whom Virginia furnishes
1872, South Carolina g Mississippi g. Alabarns L. Norh
Carona ,, Louisiana, Missouri, Georgia and Kentucky
each 2, and from the District o! Columbia The tickets
laken m the different schonl. DO a. fnllnus.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24

u splendid Flag presented 10 the Rife Guards
OF Iynchhurg, by the Ladies that town. on the 9th in
sian'. VIM 5. Reid, Jr Esq IN the OF Mr. John NJ
SPsed, presented the flag preaced by speech which is
highly eompiiuented for Its beauty aud eloquence; and
Capt VIM. D. FAIR, OF the accomplished officers in
the State responded behalf Of eompany-as did also
the Slanda.d baarer. IAms @ RnrnLl. E.n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24

SHOOTING FRAY An shfay occurred shout sun
evening Madison opposite the postofhce
between NJ. g.. Tery and y T.. fofier IN which the
~ issfa, and the latter received three knock
iomrt lhSough the body though not dangerously
dowus ssd VERY stamping ~ the face, msinly
aot ha adversary had been shot learned further
pafnsslas - MssaJAts Eagle.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24

a NUr pa Anoffu ~ Cases The lot Tsushss.
Sentinel There b, now We are most cred
nv Informed, young negro maa ving On Jrcrs1n coun.
w. his SntC, wbo unable endure longer ihe cond
uUu n dcatot Isolation, p1vcfy aud dosutuuon n which
che Northern Zee biacks drag Out miserable and pe,au-
ous ie aaieY effected his escape from P6nnsy vania
cfd % ~ Marks ny sea, aud u living ~ c0ncntcd
rsfvUude IN tho family II respectable resident Of thl
county
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24
A NOTmER IMPORTANT LETTER FROM

n GEORGiA-RHAD I've duly receiving testimony
iine the following nom North snuth Fast and West.
.Nrssrg Resss HaFcG nlemen-i niict, with
FOR ~ years tfcd remedy county;
been several physicians and found relief
afflicted mes oveey tbn the blood pu gu,h from
n aud bel hfg dncul Indeed had gain
cd much that d-s7afcd Of set NJ well, WHEN
cnccd bottle Of "Wsafs Balsim of Wild Chry which
en- peTcc and consider mysrf pffe y sound
1hs be proved u Ffankn eoany ani
vicinity. and think II my duty % let Il be SHOWN
TIIOs. A. PATRICK
Ffnpk in 20 Ca, November 10, 1916.
Ne and feuuiss d. Wistafs Basam u Wild
Chefy. None genuine signed ~ BUIf Address al
orders 10 sErH w. POwLE, Boston, Mas For sale W
my - CAYNOE n WOOD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24

" We arc gfau6sd 10 learn from the Charlestown va
Free Pres hat the Whes, crop in Jefferson aud the eur
rounding counties has improved vastly since the recent fall
II rain The promise very good. says. or At less, hs
. crop.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24
Sudden Dcatti,

The last Lynehburg papers the sudden death
in that place, OF Capt Ammon Hancock one OF its odes,
and most respected citizens and among the best men
have known He found 6esd early in the morn
ing Of the 18th before the door OF his residence
within the enclosure OF his yard with his knees on the
ground and his head resting railing the front
lis death, sudden and while he was alone naturally
shocked community by every member OF which he was
known and esteemed-hy many ct them warmly beloved
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24

Two daughters OF Rev. JANIS WEArnuRBv, Of Holly
Spring, Mississippi riding in buggy with their
father few days SINCE when the horses took fright and
oil, killing aud cruelty manging the other The
father was also Injured.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24

W NoriCE-rhe GHsS's HAND will hOli their Musi-
cal so,iee on the Square, this evening at O'Clock
pN MOTTO E.---A public meeting in behalf oil
Foreign Missions OF the Presbyterian Church. will be held
IN the LIST Presbyterian Church. this evening ut O'Clock
Addresses may be expected from Rev II X Wilson Mis-
sionary from North India, Rev Mr. Adger late Missionary
nj jerusalem. Rev Mr. Beadlc, late missionary to syria
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24
.Scsfk Z H TAYLOR'S
,S1 Regular scmi-NSsskiy supply q,
Ime%51c1O Nep and Fashionable Music.
&WN Has JUST BEEN RECEIVER
NJ MN CONSISTING of the most DO

wv Opalsr Songs. Marches. w.s,., a.
Amongst the collection Ice found he following
SONGS
The MOI Dancing the sca-Thc .aufu ,ni 6,vo,s
Melody of Dearest Mae, (,uns by the "IIamon eon
10 original words; by u Hewitt
When Eyes B-amng, the Farewell Song written nv Ia
ber and dedicated To Mis-. ~. Bausy; by N Keller
Orphans Payer Poetry BY 4 n Bayly: by sir II-nr,
Bishop "
With thee now will weep-suug In the Opera OF Iorrs
composed by l. Lavener
On this Id hiniy giound beautiful s,nr ,oano., - ,
by Braham ~ ''"
by the Misses Maeomber ~ '""s
Song Of other days eomrosed respectfully In M
James Il. Lawrence. by ~ X swe.tand " '
sweet LAZY OF Lorraine written by Mrs Music nv RI
eario l.nisr s W nj
Forget thee never by Mr. Myer written a.d COMPOSE.
by Matthias Keller
Farewell thou hast broken song eompe ani ,o,
respectfully dedicated Ia Miss Caroline Te-ton by Adoph, q
Beck f"' "
What Entertainment, sisnora Peos Spanish song .mb.,l,J
with her Likeness
Lightly slightly held Duet I'm IN, Mu,,e, -, ,,,
Young Pretender; Music by Mrs. Beckett
Wen aDay, Duet by George Lindy Esq
PIECES.
The Vsnnoi'e Dancers truly beautiful Waltz
Ashton Waltz, by h ID Alien
Snow Drop Waltz by Eseie Hewitt
Lilien Waltz, by Joseph Labizky
Anything Waltz by John Smith, IT, of Ark.n.,.
Warner Han Walk by Francis Bu.k
Rosetta Polka eompoicd dedicated the Ladies of Bo.p
by Gus;ane BcsSner " " '"'
laelis Polka composed by p Kalkbrrunsr
Music saloon, I6O. Maiu Ct
Hyz1 corner Of Eleventh,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24

BY late ordinance Of the King of Bavaria females arc
prohibited from pronouncng any monastic VOW until hay
| ing passed their 33d Year.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24

About 500 u 5. troops belonging the 9Th regiment
OF nlaniry are now at Fort Adams they will sail in few
days for Observation-Disclosures Merenrv 18Th
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24

Ihr Dr. ALL ~ W WANftb Tor TIE lines in which
SOW moving, without any occupation al Of The remain
iut province oi Mexico, cpupfehe udpg half ho en-
pre-! What then. Government cacu atins upon 2
we muat co-s l- view of the subject with these plain
proportions: u Vs. are O. conquer and occupy al Mexico
w. should have IA nrsrEtb THOusAED utyv rnE FIELD.
u ne orc not 90 % that tits ts-UED To ADVANCE gcEruFe
Que oi th,.c propositions should b. adopted"
The Cincinnati Chronicle. seems To- vs. hos pfesented
hs ah,fHahss Gear aud lncg Jc form. but % ssery
much 10 be- Jau5,d ~hethor the Administration, which.
he ChOnce remarks "eHsfed on iAe war without "a
sey and have conducted without rfsscisnco a. to 10.
ns'l. or -Iueneo" has yet even considered much
Fees e'cHci a1y definite concIuuon upon this question
4ue'non "heh. n rsisienc O. rs vast expense, vel
O.. 900 miny a.I,f asp.cs, of rhs lsst importance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24
NEW THEOLOGICAL WORKS,

II w. RANDOLPH IL co IoI Mi s,rao,
hook,cIIe's, flinders, Stationcrs- Music aud
res oas. ss Ss , No., .I,s stock OF sa"da rheO
- s -. ,, on's VIC ,'n lowing view works
urIea1 % u ia"y Oh hpi'eoPai Church. by RsvB
Thankh.ne-.. aud other Essay, by Rev u,m,,,u-,z.
Pautson a Mcfarland on the shooter ca,sehsmMSec
Sacred Philosophy of the Seasons by Revd' Green
Tayors IIolv I;v,D, anil nvi,.s,
Memoir. Of Mr., FTy' sv Rsv r. r;no,o.
Three Divine Sisters Faith Hose and Ch,,I,. no &c., r.
Augo Of he Gospels by Thorn A KiO,,.,
fnrtani'm no, Proesanti'm; by Rev a u Chipin-6 .e
scripture Reader Gnide' by Caroline fp-17e
% on oI ri'Ssr BY Rev w Hare BounetiSO
Msmomsn,a OF s,rJensorS. I,sn 10, masnIIe
inIr,,on, Of CrraioT by Nv 49, ~ s ~ sH'h-'o;
Lectures upon Pirsaory Imaycs saint. &c h. snp
Ice - " -
Highland Low Mass Of Catholic Church; by W IIogsn-2se
Prosecutions Of PopcD; by shober-9se
aslGI%s. 0sl0,s the Reformation by de nonnoeho-sOe
hn"ess ~ o' 'H'''"an Reader by Re" DE- Ma
Borrow. Bible in spain--sOc
Bi,hop wh,trley'. irTors Of Rom,ni,mo,
M,eheIcts Je.uit. edited by q + I.eser-soe
Cooper p nvs1cpS By by Rev cHe'v-
81 III ''" TOTE ny rev p' be"JSh-
Later Prophecies Of Isaiah; by A AIeIandsr-seso
Downing. ulHOry Of RomaaIsn-sa
Lor, sU History of,re Irqa'ipon-Gse
Ssor I n, @,h " p ens nIoeHyp'e-s
Residence in Persia among the Ns.o,i,n, Nv Ip.,,
Putitans md their PRINCIPLES. nv y TanS ~ re'I'-"
Tue Church Universal by REV DT = one-1,o,
Fve Hundred Sketches and r. Iee'ion. OF a rm,n.-,9,o
Dwights Theology vols. edition sp bndins-s7
Clement Of Rome; or chr'''nniy in the Century. by N.
C,hurehmap'. Reason. 70, hi. F,,,, an, p,.. 4, D.,,
RehardsOp-15e |''' W "''""
nAubgne'sDIseours aud Esays-s7e
W ~ ne" works Of merit received in sdvanee by
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Two Lotteries for this day. Monday. MAY a. Plies;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-24

~ On nc morning Of he l7ih in.t ,hs dseIng house,
'1d part Of the furniture psper. &c. %. Dr.. Henry
Wonder 30 the r~a Of Wy,dstoek, SaenadJsh county.
were entirely Destroyed by ire. lie los j. estimated OF
from five u OK thousand doIara