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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-10-21

Wool Butter Cheese and Gianpart cash and part goods
will be paid Also, ootings, Flannel, Frockng and Maple
Sugar in exchange for goods at my Cheap Store.
Oct. le47:35 3m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05
BaptisI AnniNersnries

IL We are indebted our friends of the Troes & Com
piler for the following sketch
Inc anniversary meetings Of the various Societies under
the patronage OF the Baptist denomination of yrgnia sre
now being held IN city. The first i'm the
NiRoINIA FoREsN BAPTIST Socrry-too plaee in tho
trace street Church Yesterday commencing at 10 O'Clock
II was the / lin annual meeting
The President, Rev Thomas Hume of Ioorsnno,,b cal
led the Society TO order.
Rev :. Smith, OF fredericksburg rad r,,,io, ~ .;
ture and prayed. - '>''r
The usual committees having been an oointed the bu.
ness was suspended hear the Annals srmon This was
preached oy Kew w A Baynham Of Es SEX from Romans
l; II, 10 large and deeply interested audience
Alter the sermon, Rev. {. r. Hendricksop of Norfolk
He Corresponding Secretary OF the Society read the Annu
al Report OF the Board
Dunng tue past year Rev r. n. Herndon was spponted
General Agent OF the Society HIS efforts on its behalf
arc a'oiaoy spoken OF IN the report Much attention has
oeeh gwen 10 Inc distribution OF the Bible in Virginia and
distributor employed for the same purpose in TeI,S
The Society having become auxiliary 10 the southern Ran
is Convention $1,000 contributed 10 i,s Bo,rJ nj
lSsohs; io'HI amount received last year. Slsl3 Go
10 tins however, to be added the large Contributions
sent up 10 the present meeting.
The report was followed by abb and interesting addresses
oy KEY Joel > Bacon d. D. resident Of Columbian Col
Lexington, and Others.
re committee to nomin7 e officers, reported the follow
Rev. Thomas Hume P,esidsn,. R . Nm MI.
nuogns' ESQ kevd 4. VI. Polnde1ter and j. Hendfen
Esq, wee Presidents; Rev. {. r. Hendrckson Cores
p IN ~ oecTeiay' J. H. Henden Recording Secretary;
Revs. A. NJ PoindeHter J. b. Taylor. and j. N. Brown
we're appointed committee report on Fields for Bible
distribution" " ~
On motion Of Rev. r. Ryland The E lI,,,;, ,.s,,,i
was adopted:
Rs'o!red That the Board be authorized TO furnish co.
pies OF the Bible Tor erauitous distribution among such
Tie cooed members Of churches As are able 10 read
and are unable 10 purchase them"
The Society then adjourned TO meet nj the call NJ h
President. - ~ ~ " "
ne va Baptist Foreign Mission Society held its annu-
al nesting in the afternoon a report OF which d,fe,ed
all Monday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05
The Greatest Medicine i'm the World,
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COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

The universal celebrity which valuable medicine gaining
throughout the United States and the many cures n.
constantly performing has proved all doubt the
only sale and certain Coug
Colds A'ima. Splitting Blood Liver Complaint Nervous Debility
ehns OF Rising in the Throat bronchitis OF
or any symptoms Of Consumption.
u the bowels eosve, mid Purg1ve should be resorted 10
occasionally Dr. swayBes Compound syrup Wild Cherry is
medicine which has stood the
ing TO the directions (as described Guide TO
seldom fails The above pamphlet 10 well a penraL
CAUTION! CAUTION!!
Avoid a spurious preparations OF Wild Cherry such as Rasam
Bter' syrups Of Wild Cherry Pills puporing to eontain wild
Cherry se &C. they all eoHsferf and con
tain none Of the virtues OF the original genuine preaaf as
prepared by DR. H. swayne and this coun
uy. DIR. SWAYNRS COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
composed OF vegetable ingredients other
medicinal substances equally eieaeou more 90 the
whole ave 81 eheeuay concentrated beyond all
doubt the most pleasant strengthening
discovered for the Of Pulmonary
Of the Lungs and BTeast The having such
ain OF spurious mator stands prove great curative pro
perties.
Therefore lnyalds enquire for the original preparation
bole OF which developed wrapper with hkspss
OF William Fem engraved thereon signature Of
Dr. H. sWAYNE' the eounersng OF which punished
forgery.
Prepared only DR. H. swAYNE NJ w Corner of Eighth and
Race ste, Phila.
ALSO for sae vhOIe.aie and Retail by
rEYTON JOHNSTON, us Main ST.
and DUvALL PURCELL, Dugg lI7, Main st. Agents for
Richmond Va,
Bragg Wilson and Cha. CorIne a Co. DrusEis,s Peter.
burg Chas H. Hensh Portsmouth,: King my
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05
War on a Grand Scale.

The Chinese Repository gives account OF a civil war
that recently occurred between the neghboug depart
ments Of ChsnE-Chao and Tseven-Chao, which can
scarcely credit but which 1t be true throws the Mex
can war altogether into the shade and shows that the semi
barbarous he-thens OF China infinitely surpass the civilized
and Christian people OF this the destructive
game Of The Repository states, for example, that
in the progress Of this war houses and Cos hus were
PiIaged, and 1862 persons killed The Chinese rather
exuls at this wholesale destruction human life in conse-
quence OF the density Of the popuaon-and because they
say, the removal OF turbulent people will make
room for quiet mode OF reasoning we suppose
IN accordance with the teachings OF Conucus and which
being Of another sphere suddenly introduced among u
would naturally suppose is not at all incompatible with
those OF Christ,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05
Wars Rayaues-

The New Orleans Delta draws vivid contrast between
the appearance OF the Tennessee Regiment Of Volunteers
as it passed through that city, twelve months ago on in,
way to the scene OF 900 strong OF the men in
the vigor OF youthful manhood and full of ambition and
hope, and the spectacle 1t presented few days since on
It's return from the camp, reduced number to 35O-two
thirds nearly of that gallant band having fallen victims to
disease and TO the sword And of the comparatively few
VINO nave survived the disasters OF twelve months
Pagn how will return to their homes decrepid from,
wounds OF wasting away under incurabe maladies1 We
hear much OF the glory" OF the battle field; but how rarely
do we look at the reverse side of the medal what
costly sacrifice OF life and health and comfort the blood
stained aurc tina, cneee the brows Of the survivor. have
been won,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05
G.. w. h.

JALATA, May 2l, lS47
There a god deal OF doubt aud uncertainty in rola
ton the election OF President Mexico; good deal Of
sufmsc the manner OF choosing this high unconary
IN the present instance. BY the constitution the plan
cecung the President somewhat similar that OF our
country: each State IN Mexico, through s Assembled
Departmental or State Legislature, elects candidate for
Chief Magistrate from among the different offered
by the members. This carefully sealed and sent on
10 the capital and when all counted the individual no
has the vote of the greatest number of States declared
duly elected. Such about the the law in re-
auon the natter yet is known that in September last
the Congress OF the Republic, extraordinary session.
chose Santa Anna President and Conner Faria Vice Pres
dent. and the Congress the present distracted state
Of the country, may do the agan II the high func
Onares chosen according the there are
several Satcs-Vera Cruz, TsmaUlpas, Nuova Leon Goa
hula, Chihuahua, Nueva Mexico, Upper California and
perhaps oIhers-whch can take no part in the
election from the fact that they occupied BY troops
We shall know all about this in the If few
days, and in the meantime inform you that there are
many intelligent and thinking MeKcans here who believe
that Herrera will be elected but perhaps with them the
wish Is father TO the hope.
The advent OF the American troops any part Of this
country gives the population OF the and cities two
separate and distinct ghts: the FIRST when they hear of
the approach OF os snkees oTsuchhaye been reports
circulated by the Government that they honestly believe tbs,
violated aud every species OF outrage commed second
fright i when they hear that the Americans are TO leave
them, they learn that their trade better that they have
protection and that tic laws Of the strangers are
Wholesome, liberal and give greater safety than they
have enjoyed under their They have been buy
ing and selling too, have been acing with the Ameri-
cans contrary the express inunctons OF their rulers and
1t is their people, their awless and half fed
sOdiery, that they really fear the day of sorrow
will that be for Mexico when the Americans leave IT, a.
long the military hold supremacy the county our az
mics certainly cannot eyacuuIe II.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05
NS- as NJ q. rss.y.-. Ne, as
The News by the Steamer p.I,,.sso

We proceed lay before our reader. more full de,, Of
| the received by tho Palmetto.
We have already mentioned the death of Cant Mason
Of the Rifles Ii will be recoeeted that he was eompeed
to submit TO the ampustoa Of his leg by wound he re-
eeiSed at Csrro Gordo lilo will be universally amened
Our correspondents do expressing their aston
ishment at the eonvacseence OF Gen Shields, BY para
graph in one OF Mr. kendals letters below 4, will be seen
that even an attack OF peursy has failed to cloud pros
Pees OF recovery MS case appears almost Miraculous
The letter which subion, from our Vera Cruz cores
gives the particulars OF affair close Vera Cruz
III whleh small band OF Mexican ladrones taken
prlsoners' Our correspondent may be relied upon.
Especial Correspondence the rieayune.l
JALArA, Mexico, May 10, ls47
lhere are occasional deaths among wounded men,
but the most OF those injured at Ceo Gordo are doing
we'll Speaking OF the wounded men. will relate lit
tie incident When Gen Shields was brought out from the
spot where no was wounded place where several 9th.
crs had already been taken happened 10 be present Az
yer inc wound OF the gallant general had been dressed the
wants OF the othep-perhaps there were some ten or If
teen OF them-were attended Among them was ono
stout Illinois man. named Ford the half Of whose head At
least appeared to have been carried away by heavy
non ball One OF our best surgeons DR. Wright went up
the poor fellow when his came and to my
commenced clipping tho shattered portions of his face Jaw
ana ear which sui hung TO him. and Afterwards dressed the
wound as well as circumstances would admit say wound
II was worse than wound and description OF would
be too horrible. The battle over. and every
nen they were bringing m some fresh victim OF the
OF the strife IL to me that others needed
the services OF the good than did the
tunae individual IN questonhs certainly hope
less There aud legs to amputate balls TO ex-
tract and the writings OF the wounded showed how much
they needed the surgeons Offices he connued with the
illinois man unit, no had patched his shattered head
bound u up well he abe. This the 18th
OF April.
Two three dsys since when nearly month had pass
away, met DR.. Wright here the OF ia aps aud
asked IN how long the IN question lived Ii was
ever ast1nished m life, when he told that he
was SUI alive, and what that he well and
hearty portion OF his face. his Jaws SIDE aud
his gone but the will strong enough to
hondet his musk,t again. and Is said TO be anxious
than ever Co have another with the Mexcans.
-Four men belonging to the army undergo
we're punishment tins they thirty
uine ashes each the Plans, have their heads
shavcd, and after the word rob6er pasted each
their backs they be drummed OF camp. This
hing OF publicly whipping a degrading but
thsir crime the premedated robbery Of the
Mexican, and under circumstances deserving OF the most
severe punishment Three OF them belonged the ith
Artillery and one TO the % Pennsy ivanil regiment
You're, sc. g. w, X.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05

The Suns DISC for more than year has seldom been
seen without spots during the months pas-Aprl and
May-spots have been and greater mag
ntudes IL is reasonable suppose these spots do have
some influence IN affecting and varying the temperature
OF the weather. comparison Of the Suns image and
times shown dark patches enough # placed together 10
cover circular Of $4,000 miles in diameter and It 5
worthy OF remark that % these spot or rather cluster
OF spots burst forth suddenly and appear for day two
and then as quickly disappear, indicating changes IN the
luminous envelope upon most magnificent scale There
is at present MAY 29h) six spots the disc OF the sun
varying from TO $4,000 miles Diameter Nelsark
ddrcffIAsy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05
rATENT METALLIC ROPES,
FOR THE USE OF MINES. RAILWAYS. &c,
For sale, OF imported 10 order, by The subscriber.

INHESE Ropes hre now almost exclusively used
- in the Colieres and Railways Great Britain and
found Iienpeh regards safety
durability and economy.
The rat Wire Rope PROVED good condition
after three the empeu
usd q double gh would
months They almost every
20 which Hcmpcn Ropes sBd Chains applied
Mines Railway Heavy canrs standing Rigging Cord.
Lightning Conductors Tia yards Tcr Ropes They are
made either of Iron Copper We eIpo
TO dampnes- Of GALVANIZED Vine
Testimonials from Engineers England can be
shown their 'cney, and additional au
ed ep,eBg The dreR application will be
by ALFRED r. KEMP. IS broad o., New York
Sole Agent n the United States
HEw YoRE June, 1917.
% The subscriber has been apponied Of the
Patent Wire Rope, Richmond vicinity orders I'm vii
him. 1t the Once Of The Midlothian Coal Mining stating ra
woish and enRlh. will be promptly attcbdedto.
June 9Th. 1917 -gawsw JNO G. STANARD
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05

IN OPERATION "A correspondent Of the Burlington
ha~keJc says that's Miss Linn who has for a long time
been patient but extreme sufferer from a scrofulous aec
uon OF the knee underwent tho operation u nnputaon NJ
her home IN New London township on Wednesday of
week. The operation performed in n mastery man.
ner m about two minutes by Dr. f. ID. Ransom The Ice
was cut OIL about midway between the knee and ibieb
Previous To and during the operation the etheon' was
administered by w. Garner dentist Of this civ which
made the patient extremely laxative and happv oil the
while Dr. X. was performing tho operaobl Dr. Garnor
directed her mind TO such conversation made her uneon
scous Of what going on and she would hardly believe
that her limb until time after il was dressed
Two Of the physicians Of the gbbohood md several m
males in the all the time"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05
CITY ARRIVALS

CoLrsSlAs Horn, June Sd Mes.n,ose. Norfolk, w
Van Name, York; Chas Old, Powhatan; N Parto,t.
Greeni Kelley. Ohio; Geo W Hopkins Va; n w scott
Scott Prince Edward r e Bowles. LOUISE; NJ Cat,
,er'on, Aieemsrle; 'rhos Pescurd Ship =, suble,t
ro~hstan; Thos Thompson. ID X Fleming Halifax; J r
w 9o'en. Meekienburg; T A Pankey. W Owens We; ]
fressen. Baugh, Jas Boisseau Dan'l Foster Peters
oars' Johnson Jas ii Moody. Chesterfield; NJ Hicks
oooehand; VIM Christian, Charles City; ID oode Chr,
,e'held; Lindsey. Louisa; T Jones' and scry,, uamp
ton; CHARLES Williamsburg; Carter VI Gillian Cuuber-
land; w ID Garth. Albemsrle; J Bell Surry
SoLunniAs HorEI, JusK 4.--P o'Connell Nav Vol
u Hoover. Mlss; Turnley, Spotrylvana. g Lew.
Virginia; Henry II Mayo, Powhatan; Tho Walton Cnp,,
bertrand; Smith, Va; Jno w Yarbrough Buekinshsn,.
Jordan, lunenburg; o Petit, Fiuvanna; r. y Mot,
ley, hing wilam Mr. Hail. Chesterfield; Re Roy Roner
Petersburg; Crcaih, Dnwddie. Jno Pri,ehsrd Dan
VILE; q Watkins. Charlotte; w A Anthony. V,,gI-
ma James Nj Crump New Kent + w Roberts, Nelson.
Scott, Capt James Hobson, Cumberland; German Jo,
tef6eld. N''-
CRY Horrr, June 4-Jno Stevenson, Richd Adam. b
DAVIS, Petersburg; w ID Alexander Georgia; VIM hin
and lady, X woolsey, Timan, Brunswick; w r G.
Douglass, Ssml GLADDEN., Ed Crump, New Kent; NJ Rh,z
and two children City Point; w I Underwood Suuy n.
meGuite, Va; Rice, Miss Ashton, King George; VIM
z Kos, York; Geo Walker. Chs City; Jno Husband.
Lynehburg' DIR Merymsn, Lunenburr J NJ Tupmnn'
SAM Dnhman. Essex; w Taylor, TaylorsyIIe; w Il
Mslleoue, York Town; Joe Mayo, wesimoreIand
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05
North CnroIiua

Nine members Of Congress to be chosen in this State
IN August next and the OF preparation sounding
IN our cars The Wings expect carry districts and
are not without hopes Of We give list of the can
ddaes, with the in the several districts last year in
tho Gubernatorial election:
LIST D1stric-39O7 Wing majority; Thomas l.. Chneman
and Jesse Gray Bynum, both Wings are candidates No
Locofoco candidate in the field.
I'd Disuiet-2s96 Wing msiority; Nathaniel Boyden.
"hie is the only candidate yet announced.
ID Dsuiet-I67s Wing majority; Daniel VI. B,rrinr.r.
Wing, has yet opponent.
ain Disuiet-25S2 whiR majority Augustine IL sbcp.
herd is the Wing, aud Mr.. Clemens the Locoioco can
didate.
5ih DsTet-l 79 Locoioco majority John Kerr a son
OF the celebrated Baptist Minister OF shat name Wing,
ana Aoram '" Nenable the Locofoeo candidate.
oh Ds'rct-2667 LocoiOco majority Gen. J. J. Daniel
Is the nominee OF the Caucus H. j. Toole Dr. Prch-
sto' ana A. H. Arlington their own hook They
are all Locoooos. though they do concur on all points,
Inc Caucus nominee consistently enough IN favor of
Caucus nominate Of President and Vice President; Dr.
fuehard for Mr. Calhoun and Mr. Toole tor Cen Tay-
To-. We do not know Mr.. Arnston's .'vheresoou,s--
Ioere il no Wing candidate in the sed.
7th Dsuiet-2O4s Locofoco msJoutv Gen. J. J. Nc.
Nay and J. l. Bryan, LOcoiocos, and VIM. r. Hall, Wing
are canvassiny the district.
Disuiet-742 Wing msJority Richard s. Donueu
Wing, has as yet opponent.
yin Dis'nct-e92 Wing majority, though it was repre-
senied IN the last Congress by Asa Bigcs Loco Mr.
bgss candidate Tor reelection and IS opposed by
Daniel Outlaw, Wing. whom he defeated in lsI5 in con-
sequence OF the apathy OF Wings but who will now
turn the tables upon him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05
Hail Storm,

On tuesday afternoon, between two and three O'Clock
dark cloud in the southwest and heavy fall n al
occurred both IN Virginia and Maryland we
out lew miles distant from this place Considerable dam
% was zone TO the growing of wheat and rye and
the fruit suffered materially The sze o ,h hiI
stones was remarkably large and such storm mas not
witnessed IN the section OF country affected for many yesr.
Inc storm was more severe in Maryland after the cloud
passed. me folomae IL was accompanied by SHARP light
ming and heavy thunder The ravag,s Of the storm did
not extend more Than two three miles width and there
June g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05
The Valley Crans

During hasy visit up the Valley last week we had oc
easion to notice the wheat fields corn, &c The wheat we
houghi was doing very we indeed some of il looked as
a any we nave ever seen, whllstn other cases it uue
appeared TO be "ihiny set on the field The be, in
hocAngham and further up, understand gives
oil very fair crop The however is not 10 half as
that this great staple OF the Valley will not Weld the
supply OF breadsiuf.
WIN regard TO the crops in Jefferson we believe that
.nu, Poiuoh "hch has come under observation will al
ford wohirds yield. with few moro refresbin sbose,
IN some parts OF the county, believe there will
not be more than half a crop "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05
Irish Feeling.

Aesuval. numerously attended, given in Dublin on
the evening the 9th ul honor Of Captain CLARK and
the crew, ,f the Arer;e,n .ho v,.,o, ..ht.L ri -.
| "a a I,.i,,S food -, h., -. .1 ~, '
| - -. ,-.- -, ~ F'Vf many se"u-
| ~ 'a. "e1Son' "e'e u''efeu oy lilsh
speakers curing inc evening" and the consequence was
great tumn' and disorder m the midst OF which the
pany adjourned. But the bodcst OF the spoaker WINS Mr.
Mcagher who belongs 10 the Youny Ielnn5 n, ,,oo..I
| nv ,c,cc,. 81 -. ,..t.-,s , y ~, :,
| ., ..,h. - :, -, - S' t' P0s"Opne
| ""e" We Puohsheu ABOUT a year ago, VIII
Oe ecmoered by many who then perused it. In reply
oasteomPlimentary "to the American Ladies' Mr. Mea.
| CHER returned thanks. lie said:
The citizens ofDublin-I NINA, .,v ,h, aor,o.,,. .,
Dubln-,I, Loud ebeersI-b,ve me, 90 -, ' , "
plain einzen Of America which they would NOT pay-
mo, not for all the gold vence"-io the Prime Minis
VeI OF England Loud and long continued cheers Amer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05
From the Charesiown Cva) Fres Press. June =
OLD WHEAT COmING To mAnHEr

Inc upper countries OF the Valley the last few weeks
nave been pouring out from their immense granaries wheat
e" ~e 'hat has been slowed away for years. Thou.
sands OF wagons have visited Winchester william S..
weeks past all laden with the products Of the soil In
Tue course OF short ride above Winchester few DAYS
ce we counted upwards of hundred todgons on the
turnpike The high prices for breadsu,fy has sc,d H.
enatm on tho old German farmers of Shenandoah Rock
,ngham nc and induced them sell off their grains close
'eyihg altogether on the present growing crops Should
there be- any thing like failure the result would be not
dlsastrons 70 the people of the ,ShnLr William
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05

~ 4 letter from Vera Cruz the New Orleans Delta
written ON the 22d ult Just the Palmetto was leaving
says:
"One hundred and twenty Qulrermaser's mules load
ed with flour and pork their road the rendezvous
Santa Fe, attacked late last evening miles from
mere The mueteers were fired upon but cannot learn
whether any killed Most of the muleeers have lust
returned, aud report that the was captured
This is no rumOr. have the facts the Quarter
masters here"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05
&Isb REV >KD.-Rnnnway from the Fa

&IGb KEW ,KD.-Ranawayi from the Farm
VDGC Of the subscriber. nile West Turn
pike and four miles from Richmond csrD
GIL ramed NORA about ~ Old. middle butt
smooth kn' eoouf not black large eyes hair
carried with her good supply pO4..t,
lurking ab ut Richmond where her twh Agry
Nanfhanl lives AMI who tho legally
Petersburg che has belonging Mr
obecs probably JOIN her ther who nee eoourrd Preach
e. named Richard Vaughan who fequeay Richmond
has congregation In Philadelphia
soii time before she abeonded hereby Captains
Ran Road ifans Nesscs and STEAMBOATS, atn
board she be provided forged papers
The above reward for her delivery Farm Heneo
Mr. ". Tahs jail, IN Richmond
5-d4f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05

history, 20 fade from recoeeons and tho 18th MAY
10, whose fame should be eternal the rolling year-rns
Day which stands as the mighty pioneer the cause OF
human rgh-the convoy ship poughing the waves OF an
unred and Perous for eebler vessels following in
Its wake. 10 suffered to and CO. unnotced ali its
WORTH and even by Vgnians to away unhonored
M
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-05
INN MAY % 1SiT

The four individuals spoke yesterday having been
guilty OF robbery. received portion OF their last
evening and the rest this morning A most disgtaceful
hgure did they cut marching through the with their
heads shaved the word "Tobbr pinned upon their backs
and band OF music playing the "Rogue's March, imme
dia,ely in their Their were Henry Reed.
Hugh Duane and Benz Potter, Of the 4th Artillery and
Revaon, OF the ID Pennsylvania Volunteers The latter
found guilty OF horsesteane; the three former OF
bIeiking twice the house OF Mexican and with
threats and violence robbng him OF every Thing he posses
sed. Hard and degrading their punishment every
II deserved
Your. Sc. &C.. @. w. h
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many men. neglected meation in NV las, that Gen.
Taylor had been Ill for day two, but had recovered
Col Hsmuamek who has been dangerously M ever since
the Vngnis Regiment arrived At Monterey, has now re-
covered and came out to camp iOs the st yesterday
N