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Ely.im0.


yRos ruk sERSAs or soHILLxR.
Past the despair'nr wall ~
And the bright banquets Of the Elysisn vale
Melt every care away!
Delight, that breahes and moves forever,
Glides through sweet fields like some sweet river
Elysian life survey.
There. fresh with youth. DER jocund meads
His merry west-winJs blithely leads
The ever-booming May! 49,
Through godwoven dreams goes the dance Of the hours
In space without bounds swell the coal aud IL, powers
Aud truth. with no veil. gives her face o the day.
And Joy to-day and JOY o-morrow,
But waits tho airy soul aloit;
The very nan.o Is lost sorrow,
And pain Is rapture turned moro exquisitely soft.
Here the pilgrim feposes the world.weary limb,
And orfots IN the shadow, cool bfe aihng aud dim,
The load he shall bear never more
Here the reaper, his sickle rest, by the streams.
lad with harp strings, reviews the calm OF his dreams
The fields, when the harvest is DER.
Here. he, whose cars drank in the battle roar,
Whose banners stroam'd upon the startled wind
thunder storm--befoto whose thunder tread
The mountains uembled-in soft sleep reelined
BY the sweet brook that DER its pcbby bed
In silver plays, and murmurs tho shore,
Hears the stern clangour OF wild spears no more
Here the true spouse the lost.beloved reg AIMS
And on the cnamcll'd couch OF summer plains
Mngles sweet kisses with the zephyrs breath.
Here, crown'd ut last, love knows decay,
Living through ages its one BRIDAL DAY.
Safe from the stroke OF dc ath
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The Greatest Medicine ina the World,
ID X. $ WA YVES
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

rhs universal celebrity which medicine is
throughout the United States Astonishing cures IL n
constantly Perornins has proved doubt IN.
only safe and certain Pulmonary Cough.
Colds Asthma, Splitting Hood Liver Complaint Nervous Debty
rekhs OF Rising in the Throat bronchitis OF
OF any symptoms OF Consumption.
Hthe bowels eostvc mid shouiI be tr,ored In
occasionally Dr. swaynes COMPOUND Syrup Wild Cherry /.
medicine which has soodt the
ing TO the directions las described
seldom iails The above pamphlet We a peTusal
CAUTION! CAUTION!
AVOID all spurious preparations Wild Cherry such
buer' syups OF Wild Cherry, Pills purpoins to contain id
Chery &c &c as they all 6eiioHs eonsf and con
tain none OF the virtues OF the gRai FouHs
prepared by Or H. swnyne and in this
Try Dr. sWaYNEs COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY
composed OF vegetable ingredients Cherry and other
medicinal substances equally efaeious the
whoic ATE 80 edeeualy concentrated render beyond an
doubt the most pleasant sense remedy ever
discovered for the OF Pulmonary diseases
OF the Lungs and Breast The having such
train Of spurious mtaor stands prove great curative pro
pertes.
Therefore Invalid. enquire original preparation
bottle ofwhieh Is envcloped beautiful wrapper likeness
OF William Penn engraved thereon;
IT. w. sWAfNE the eounerfeiing OF punished a
forgery.
Prepared only by Dr. H. swAYNE N w Corner Of Eighth and
Race ats, Phia.
ALSO, Tor sale wholesale and Retail by
rEYToN JOHNSTON, lis, Main ST.
and DuvALL PURCELL, Druggists i47 Main ST. sole Agents for
. Richmond Va,
Bngg Wilson, and Chas Coinr Il Co, Druggists Peters
burg Chas H. Heintsh Portsmouth, King Toy. my
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letter from Albany TO the New York Herald states
that Southern planter arrived from New Orleans in the
former city on the evening of the 2sth uhmo with two
slaves The Abolionists always the alert TO misoad
and seduee this class Of persons from masters
soon aPPrzed OF their arrival and the slaves at their
instance arrested and carried before Judge the county
court, who them liberty and told them they
were free But the slaves, with juster appreciation Of
their true interests than OF them occasionally under
such circumstances exhibit they could escape
from the coorcd mob, returned voluntarily their master
who left with them for the city New York the next day
The PROBABILITY is tina, they will be besci by the fanatics the
condition OF nine enths OF whom worthy OF COM
passion than that OF slave South Of the Potomac wher
they GO But they be well aware of the dl-
ference between the comforts OF Southern home and the
struggles which avail, them in the North which they
are so earnestly persuaded to take up their abode beg or
steal starvc circumstances may require.
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tFrom the =. o. Bulletin. May g
The Train from Vera Cruz.

The tram that lett Vera Cruz the h cousrsted q ON
wagons aud 500 pack mules. loaded with munitions Of yor
hospital stores provisions and 500 600 Of specie for the
army Of Gen. Scott AZ the great value and importance
of ths uain % was thought, would render i an object for
attack less than three regiments Of regulars sIo e,
back fer Pucno NacOnal 10 protect n 10 !, b,oJ
quarters 20 the former place escorted by about 400
men, Principally cavalry, vino returned % Vera Cruz
The last accounts We have OF Santa Anna lef him st
OMAHA with or 5000 men, and u was against him and
not the rowing bands Of Guerrilla marauders that 20 strong
escort required.
There b. route from Vera Cruz through Orizab, which
falls into The main National road beyond Pcrote and we
learn that even shorter than the road through Jsspa
but not practicable for wagons.
At Orzaba Santa Anna really In the rear OF Cepesl
scott and distant only about ~ miles from the main route
on winch our line Of communications exist and which
vi" be travelled by the present train r. h therefore ysrv
evident how readily he could cut 30 off, unless suficisny
projected 70 fcsi'i any attack that be might attempt
an oh-cf o rank, recently from the army informs liz
nat Gen scott must either send force % DIVE Santa Ann,
from hs present petition or cleo train vail Boz safe with
less e.e'ri Than 1000 $500 men. We believe how.
ever Not he intention of Cen Sc,ts 90 cut loose entire
yi'on me asa coast SD i-r as supplies concerned after
Tue arrival oi The present Train. fa general order 10,
We have s'eu' calling Tor 80 Volunteer -s tr1n4'ar On
proceed 10 Vera Cf4z. and return Immediately a. ola,
army % Dr. stated hai % vii probably be the only trip ir
which their services would boz rrqufsd
The rr'lilfeencnts Intended 90 I9 Con s,,f vI ,.
leave Vera Cruz, after tboy have collected In suri.,
force 60 protect themselves the route. and t5e a5y,,
o. esch H these columns, will Of coIfs. be- ernbt,r,d I,
send forward such further supplies may te re4ued an,
orc fc1dyi bl', excepting such ucrlsIpn4 Con SCOT
% b. believed, will depend tho supplies tt can be- f,
cured boo ihe country, and attempt 10 keep HE comm,
ncauons rermanenty open.
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CITY ARRIVALS

EIcHssos H0rEL-Nsy 3i.-F o Peade1er New York r Boz
ling Va y Hickman. Louisa u Woods YORK.
Washington ~ Emmons, lady and Boston II Tyler New
YORK l. Mher Pcnnsyivanii, Dr Pope wauenton C. l.
harruss l. Island MCLEAN Cumbc RANT g. arman Bon-
nett Baltimore; IN ii'h Phi Hon Hopkins Abingdon ~
Hopkins add son, Powhatan sparrow, Va F
CRY HoTTL. June lst-Travis Epes, + Sydnor, Not
tgway, Norvoll. Sweet SPRING.; J Faucon I Eau con-
a Sledgo, Surry; John Tyler, 5 a; ID Curtis VIM II
Curtis, Jno Maupin, Williamsburg; Mills Daniel Va; Jno
Judkins, SUSSEX; + Ripley and sofyt Isle OF Wght
Dr. II Cooke, Abemarle; John Hunter, Louisa n; G
w Tueheart. Charlottesville; Jas Burke, Vim Blackburn
Essex Chas Campbell. Petersburg; DR. Jones, Din
widde; W w Jones, Hanover Capt Stephens. ship Cor
8sir
COLOMBIAN lIorEL June 1T Wmtworh and sIg.
trr, Amelia; Sam'l Price, Prince Edward; Miles Gill;
John ellis, Charles w Farmer. Amcis; X r Jennings
John Melton Louisa y Hester Nouh Caroino; John
GOO6e, D., Ih0s Cox, Clay. ChcsiefGed Dr. II Re-.
borsor, Amelia; r. Redo, r ID Rcdd, Prince Edward;
x simpson, Red Springs, Allegheny; Dr.. ID McCaw,
RagIaud, Powhatan; Master Charles Cnnninghsm Pors
mouth John $ Swift. Waller Colos James iIoloman T.
| Hal, Gooehand; VI Booker Curdsyie; y Hart Pow
ha'an.
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NOTES ON PIANO FORTES
SALE ny
DRINK Err A. uARnUS
BOOKSELLERS, Stationers, and Dealers An, MI,
- .itI


booksellers, Stationers, and Dealer, I'm p.a,.
Fortes, Music, &c.
object whcL commenced the al. nj yyop
II CEssrER5 Piano fortes the public
knowledged superiority hopER.rE PEicEs than In l.n 81
Of very large assortment making display in our !,
room ana mat We have succeeded satisfied fron th ~
given Us BY iho-e who purchased OF ia which
net few that they could find most diEent e,sn
instruments approaching general q, cIrnc ~ W.
eesets low priee-we beg say that should anv p
Purehaied Il US not arlnue the
viii be rrTuatei We invite an r,a,nin,,on ~ ~
and refer TO the annexed tesimonias-
PIANO tORTES...-We gladly fake tho an
pounity OF the present IN On, civ
To speak OF the Piano Pores Worcester U,vin.
purchase n consulted i.nsu.hra -
W. and happy with a. m ,,
and price There always certain fashion about
Instruments but fortunately the tone and rood
forte stand their merit which "a,
the general Judgment and thoaa so Ar.
hai ny VIII not be Disappointed they Mr.
eeSers pianos The which yeed 81 $50 stewart. Tor
the Irish, was OF his mahufaeureNew York Christian Ipou
rer.
The reputation orMr wotcesers Piano. is such that , nj,
mos unnecessary any eommenatory remark.
their quality Of tone elegance woTsman,p or gen.ul
enee II Is sufficient for the they not To
be ereeIed in respect They in
eases from six In oeavea Thoe y good In
sTuments which they perfect nee should
ny all means examine those OF his manufacture YoE
81 attention to the Piano Forte F.e,o
No. l99, Third Avenue. Without meaning wntr prG
again remark upon one OF the good qualities OF Mr.
pianosthr with which the player bring their zine
lone There something pleasant pnno
under lady touch should throw male amateur into sn,
when he contrasts his touch dnds himself IA
ted bring every sound an the
strings The difference be owing womany hieh
plsyeTs do hummer out melody
n quite effect ola harmonious black
make Them anse and they yield hnc tone readily
slade deal gently BY them.
for its own sake-lCommuhea,ed for the N V. Advert
ser. DRlNKER MORRIS,
my II o. Main A.
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southern ths only good habOar on hs
Netcan Gulf
fiVe sn yean place Congress. pre-
81 this bot the times enough Il Aor
AMI onFh % be carried aud pcdge this
all the aid aud nnaenes that eayrlHr
eeuon, of infinite value TO GeoSEn and Union
This suggestion will doubtless be secuted by the sdvo-
Gates OF the Tehusn,epoc chip canal damusble he
resy" TAy deny the power OF the General Government
to and osead facilities our own eoun-
try, and think tina, only canals and clear out III
Vers in Mexico Without expressing any opinion our.
selves upon this constitutional scruple" content
ourselves with expressing the hope while Mr. Polk and
his Cabinet are seriously celebrating upon the importance
OF tho Tehuantcpec Canal eloqueny advocated by Vice
President Dallas they will not lose sight entirely Of the
Savannah and Pensacola Rail Road because Mr. Webster
has pledged himsclfto it's Advocacy
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NEW ORLEANS NJ q

ATTRAT-A very serious ronconlrc took place in the
street yesterday between Dr. Wilson, lately with the army
IN Mexleoi and Mr.. whitney, citizen Of New Orleans
IN which the latter was twice shot in the side lie was
attended TO by DR. Stone who extracted the balls and we
are happy TO that although the wounds serious they
are not likely to be attended with fatal consequences Ii
appears, from what learn that the affair grew out of an
insult offered to Mrs Whney's sister, by Dr. Wilson,
few days since-Tnnes.
ASSAULT Of tbs EDIToE tbs PGTRn-On Saturday
evening, at about o'clock attack was made in the
Orleans Theatre, by Mr. Paulin Blanc. on Mr. Aleman
one OF the editors OF the Paula. The latter was
by the by-sindefs, from using his swordcane which he
attempted TO do IN self defence might have had to
record fatal issue to the The cause Of the
attack, we understand. owing tn, publication IN the
faira, Of new romance copied from Madrid paper in
which relative OF Mr. is said to form Of the drama
It's peTsoRd.-lB.
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Fro~ hs Pster,ssrg IA,eiiigrus,r, J4-, l.

teccptfon IN Petersburg.
The President OF the United States by Mrs
Polk and several other ladies' and by the Secretary of the
Navy and his Private Secretary arrived Petersburg en-
route for Chapel Hill Friday evening between and
o'clock.
The President and his party in Richmond by
Jos. T.. CoI-ihe Mayor Of Peersburg-and our friend the
"MsJor," who accompanied them TO Petersburg When
the reached the depot salute of thirty guns was fred
by the Artillery Capt Paul, aud concourse of
citizens in attendance the distinguished guests
and welcome them The party then escorted
TO Butts HOTEL where the President and Secretary of the
Navy addressed by Francis T. Rives Esq the Chair
OF the Committee OF Reception. who expressed his
pleasure IN seeing them. the regret felt by the citizens of
the town that the Presidents engagements would not per-
NIT him larry longer with us, and earnest hope en-
tertaned by all parties, that his TO Washington
he would give US better opportunity pay respects to
him.
The reply OF both the President and Mr.. Mason we
thought were peculiarly appropriate, although we had
cause TO regret that their pressing engagements Wash
ingon would obge them that CITY, from Cha
pei Hil, without stopping on the way.
large number IT citizens then presented 10 the
President, and about 10 O'clock the party sat down 10
elegant which had been prepared by the worthy
landlord When the had been what refreshed
from the iaugues OF the journey, the Railroad bell gave
warning that the mail could any longer and bon
nets aud shaws, hats and coaks were put on and the
train put on for the "O.d North State"
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From lis .No.Joik Herald, Jane J..
aUAW

The U. S ship Ohio will go round to New York. and
after undergoing such repairs she may require will re-.
ceiye on board Mr Tod U. s. Minister Brazi end Com
T. ApCaesby Jones' appointed to relieve Com Shubrick
IN the command Of squadron in the Pacific Alter
landing MIR Tod Rio Capt Stringham will proceed 10
California. The Ohio is selected flag ship of Com
Jones. Com Shubrick is to be relieved at his own re-
quest.
The Union says that Mr. s. Barton tho newly appointed
Charge to Chill will probably sail m the Ohio which J., eI
pected 10 sail ''in all next month
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SERMONS.
- I'm NTO Nd
w. RANDOLPH IL CO., III, Main ST.,

w. RANDOLPH IL CO., III, Main ST.,
- have forsae-
Church Univcsaa OF By Starr 81 es
Pulpit EneyclopEda-25O
hundred Sketches aud Selrciionso Sermons-2sO
The Preacher Sketches Of Original ons yos-3O0
Massilon's Sermons and Life London edtion-2OO
Melyines Sermons, voi-150
do do on Public Oceisions-I0O
sermons by Rev. Buekminsier-I,OO
Bishop Grswo' DseOurses Doctrines and Duties
tan Rehgon-I,5O
Laurens sermons,2 vols-3OO
we,-y's do dO-e5O
Sermons by Revd ID Blair OF Richmond Vase
Family Sermons and Payers, Revd J X Beard-Io5
Souths Sermons aud Poshumus Dscourse vols I'm. ed ton
100
Sermons Philosophical Evangelical Practical Subjects
by z Meeter-l,OO
by Revd Thos franklin London edition. yoI.-I 90
Pulpit Assistant Containing 200 Sketches OF semona
by RevdT Hannah edited by Rev'dJ Anderson-2,5O
Village sermons OI short and pain by Buner
LIS
Theology explained defended series o Sermons by
Dwight, vols, 18th edition, superior bindng-7OO
Theology for the People Of diSeourses nshAw
300
Revival Sermons by Rsvd Baker-I0O
Davies Sermons /, 90 Bishop Andrews do--5Oc
Ctapnans " 10 PresbyIerians OF all soen-Ig5
Hunts Us; DodridEes do. to Young Pcrsons-J1
Freeman's " and Charges-75
departed by aop mnor Of
York and dissertation b. Bishop !iob,rt-SO
Barnes Practical SeTm1rs-l.25 Smiths Missionary d017
whitfcds Ten do-25. Bi,sott's scrmon.-75
ChuTchilfs dO-5O; Selection OF Caiyin's o-75 FOR.
dyce's do-5O
stewards Reckoning OF ,eri,s of Sermon. bv Rsvd w
Carke-5O lee
NOTICE. All persons Indebted to the estate
o. the late n Allen respectfully requested to
immediate payment To Col 10 Pickett whose hands have Pae
cd the accounts. TIlOS NJ. NANCE.
my 2O-3taw2w Admir- Of v N. Alien. deed.
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FRoN GALvEsToN.-The steamship Galveston, Captain
haNand, arrived last night Galveston, which place
she left the 22d inst. bringing papers that date
There has been throughout the State severe drought
last two months, and although the crops sill look we'll is
feared they will suffer # the drought should continue
Col Hays will accompany the six months volunteers
called out under the requsuOn OF Col Gurus TO Mexico
The News learns that he contempates expedition to-
wards Chhuahua before the frontier regiment completed
The Austin Democrat of the Sth says the Indians
are committing various depJedaton- IN and about that city
such killing and stealing horses. When the frontier
regiment IL completed these fellows will no doubt soon be
compelled To keep the peace.-N u Pie.
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wonderfuI Natbema,ic,I co,,u.

Mr. Y. NJ DcshOng, OF Lancaster Co Pc has detn,rsf,,
ted no his AGILITY solve almost every species OF arb
metca problem in the shortest conceivable space Of time
Al his request We setdown five long columns Of figures
ont OF s sight 10 winch he appended sum the instant
they were submitted 10 him, as rapidly the figures could
DO written. lie added q column Ut 10 vulgar fractions
Of different denominations, with the same rapidity and an
parent ease lie put underneath single column Of Il
CURES, long preclude the possbiiy,lf his reading
them during the time occupied their sum AZ sight he
multiplied five figures by FIVE setting the product Glow In
SANITY IN single line In tho same way he divided anv
number Of hgurcs into greater and commenced writing
The result by setting Gown the remainder.
Mr. Deshong has approached near solving the quadrs
uro OF the circle. NAT after he had luyed 90 the Glsth
gure tho decimal cfi only l. hfchimcdss the great
muihr matcion of antiquity, alter extending HE csc,rop
20 l2O figures, gave tup Do despair % having become so
extremely com JIica'ed.
After twelve year ~ intense study and irvfrf-sto
this young gentleman, only % year. Of ace b..
7lcc,cdcd no Ironing ineligible rules ard direction.
whereby ho can mpau o. others the power g pe,rfrg
a these processes with the faculty h1t cblracierzes
hs performances. remarkable faculty vyss M
developed BOO him a' The ogc OF five years, before ho wa.
capable O pcrceiyng ho rational of c7pa.Dg the me had
Of hs proc. sss. lls more mature intellect epsb,s ,r
not only Co execute the obsu.e calculation m ,vr,y
department 0 mathematical science but % point iit
short road Tor arriving Tie some result O.. all f comm,
themselves 10 bic guidance.
His rules s0 Ineligible tlata haIf hsuy's sre.t,,
last evening onpbcd execute by hs process p,o.
200 a ihc Simple rIcs Of anthcmcuc az well AZ I'm v1fg,,
fractions and lhc calculations Of interest The rgity Win
which the adding up Of long columns Of figures by tb.
method is accomplished % BE- only matter OF eufost,
and wonder, but Of ho greatest practical interest n sro
| every department Of busncs5.-N j. Jgur Com
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AmEIcciiYc Judiciary,

One OF the legitimate consequences OF popularity cleo
tive Judiciary has Just been developed in Mississippi the
first State believe which venurcd upon the hazardous
experiment OF aboshing the life tenure. Col Tapey had
announced himself candidate for the State Senate in
Kinds county; but at convention OF his party (ocofoco
subsequently held, for the selection OF 4 candidate he was
thrown overheard, and Mr. Davenport was nominated in
his place. Col Tarpley then addressed the meeting and
declared THAT he might have been the nominee had he
been willing TO pledge himself certain thing" and that
was to vote against the reelection Of Judge Sharkey rs
member OF the High Court OF Appcals-ihe opposition TO
the Judge growing Of decision. which COM
pes the debtors the Banks qudae their obligations
The jackson Souhron says "A political yartv panders
to those debtors place the bench another man. whose
opinion shall be known 10 be in favor letting bank debt
off from their debts" Wherever judicial officers are
elective, and especially brief intervals we may ALWAYS
expect questions OF this character entering into tho
canvass, aud particularly where Mississippi state Of
almost universal bankruptcy has prevailed and where tho
people having first repudiaied their State debt by very
natural process themselves the belief that
should be IN ike cancelled. The debtor Ct as.
being always may thus convert the Judi
CARY devised to enforce justice eng ne of wholesale
and systematic fraud and viIlainy.
In New York, where the system is now about to be
tried, how long will It be, if now, in their ankle
ty TO yndieaie the wisdom OF the change Just effected
by their votes the majority shall succeed in eeyatins
Of learning and purity be bench before the An.
u-Reniers, numbering some 10000 voters, will be able
TO sequestraIe the titles OF their landlords. by decree
emanatng from Judges elected by their sulIrugcsl Not
ten years will eapse, unless IN the interim some COM
promise, dictated by the rebelous tenants shall be made
with the OF the lands they occupy before we shall
witness the abEogauon, by Judicial Decree of titles
old as the settlement OF the country, and disputed
until it became fashionable, in this age progress"
doubt and deny the night OF every the peaceabe
oymen OF the fruits OF his or of his ancestors la
Dor, because forsoO,h Others, proyident than
themselves, less fortunate their BIRTH having no lands
u laeir own, coyeL those Of their neighbaIs!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-02

IL The Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
SUM- who is understood be clerk in the State Depart
ment, writes TO that paper:
The only gallant soldier who has thus far met with ade
quate attention from the Executive, is Gen. Taylor"
This ponsoned must have very strange notions
OF what is due victorious General whose uiumphs
have saved the Administration itself from odum and exc
Grafton he believes what he says in relation TO General
Talor But. admitting, for the sake OF Argument that
the Executive has paid adequate attention. TO Gen Tay
!or and that that gallant officer has nothing To complain
oi-wha soft Of compliment is 1t say that he is the
onig Of the gallant soldiers who have entitled them
selves to the admiration and gratitude OF their country who
has been thus justly treated That although he has no
thing complain Of every other gllan soldier in the
service has been neglected, and his claims overlooked in
order that the Cushings the Hoppngs aud the Pillows
Of whom the country had never heard bu, as p,ti-
Clans might he provided with fat berihs The truth will
sometimes undesignedy leak out az it has DONE in part
in this letter. The Wi ers employers will scarcely thank
him for his ngIue confession.
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nAIkIkIEn.

On 9th Nav, the residence ESQ IN E,ser by III.
Rev John Mcclure ROGER PRYOR ATKINSON ESQ Of Pitt
lVSna to ANNA MARIA yuunses, daughter OF DR. William
westmofe, deed late OF Petersburg
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~ Disbanded Volunteers the seat of war continue
TO arrive at New Orleans almost every day. Among the
last arrivals is Company Of the 9TH Illinois Regiment
having in their possession the wooden leg OF Santa Anna
captured the battle of Cerro Gordo.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-02

~ The Norfolk Beacon understand, that Captain Jnc
Tyler Jr has resigned his Commission Captain under
the Ten Req ment law.