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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-01-28
State Of Rhode Lsimd. &c.

.NswPor, Sc
CLERK'S OrrCR, Supreme 'ourt,
WHEREAS William Drummond Sessions,
w of The town and comfy of Newport, has
filed in said office his petition, praying for Ger.
tain reasons contained therein, that said Court
would pass decree dissolving the marriage
now existing between him and his wife Lydis
Ann Sessions.
Notice is hereby given to the said Lydia Ann,
that she be and appear (if she thinks fly before
said Court to be holden at Newport within and
for the county oiNewport, on the'frst Monday
of March. lS47, and then and there to respond
to said petition. WIN. GfLPfN, elk
Newport, Jan 3, 1S47.-6w
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NOTICE.

~ The present limits are inadequate to ac-
commodate my numerous rstinue Of customers.
On lst Of February next, shall commence to
erect a ".Stapendous WarehouSe,' sufficiently
large to accommodate my friends and numer-
ous customers. "Large as The present House
is, it is not sufficiently iarge "SpaeiOus, it is
not sufficiently spacious !" "Briiiiant in ap.
poarance, il is not sufficiently brilliant" This
Giganti, House, the Cory of Boston, is to
come do,on, and a Larger, more Spacious, and
Brilliant Establishment is to take its place.
These names have been applied to my es,ab.
lishment by those that are acquainted with the
real character Of Oak Hall Such as "a sape-
rior MART" "a prineeiy Darshouse," IA Past
Trading Area, ,""a .Hatchiess Establishment"
"a Theatre Of unbounded Trade, "a Stupend.
Gus Scheme "an EItensioe Market,' "a Tri.
umphant .Achierement," IA sphere Of Ertraor-
dinary Operations, ian Unapproachabie Won.
der" Such names probably will apply 10 my
new constructure when completed. | might
as we'll undertake. to confno the vast ocean ia
the limits Of our Pond on Boston Common, as
to carry on my large trade within the walls Of
these present limits The public are aware
that my mphant statements are not over
rated. The trade at my extensive Ware-rooms
may be compared to a large Monster, whose
bulk and mighty stature have become SO great
that it requires larger sphere for It's present
movements. This Warehouse, erected in
!e42, has stood unrivalled in the metropolis
for extent and magnitude, aud yet IT is far, far
rom being equal to the extent of my heavy
trading operations. So liberal a patronage
must have a larger house for the unietter,d
movements Of it's enormous form. An estab-
lishment far surprising the present one, is alb
solutely necessary, and one is shortly TO be
erected, that will surprise and delight all in.
terestod in my welfare.
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~uEN~HDWD-H -
DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS

r r. TEW, would respectfully give notice
IL. that he has taken rooms in the building
corner Of Washington Square and Thames'st ,
Ohird floor, } where he is now prepared to exc.
cute miniatures at the shortest notice. Persons
wishing pictures of themselves or friends, are
invited 20 call. Copies taken from Paintings,
and Drawings, Daguerreolype Pictures taken
OF deceased persons.
g-T Rooms free to all.
N. B. Perfect satisfaction given, or no charge.
Jan. 81 lSi7.
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Newport, January 81, lS47.
NEW MUFFS /!

NOV is the time to buy Muir if you want a
IN good one, VERY CHEAP. The subscri-
Der has n lot on consignment. comprising blk.
Lynx, Jennet and Siberian Squirrel, all of
which will be sold at reduced prices.
JOHN H. JOUVET.
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Remnant MousscIine DeIaines.

DEMNA Mt MouSSelne Delaine from one
IL 10 four yards long, at ~ i-2scrnts per yard
jan 26. by WIN. &. COZLENS II Co.
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NEW JrRsEr.-The Wings Of New Jersey
have agreed to re-elect Hop.,y. w. Miller TO
the U. S. Senate for six years from the 4th
Of March next, when his present term ex
pires.
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List OfVoters, 1847.

TINE Town Council Of Newport will meet al
l. the Town Hall in Newport, on Monday,
February olh next, at 10 o'clock, a. M. for The
purpose Of making up the lists Of Voters for the
town of Newport Tor ls47.-By order:
Is. Is. ROWLAND, Council Clerk
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For Sale,

NOUR sshares of the capital Stock in the
IL Codding,on Manufacturing Co. Enquire
of } GOODSPEED,
jan 81 lI0 Tbames-slreet.
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For Sale.

A TRACT of Land containing about Sis
n building lots of 80 fl by 100 each, situated
within few rods from the North end OF Thames
street. | will sell one lot or the whole, as the
purchaser may desire.
Jan. 2S-6w. JOHN II. yOUVET.
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DURE EXTRACTS or VANILLA,
Il Lemon Rose for iavoriDg Sauces, Jellics,
Custards Nc. Also, choice Rose Wafer in large
or small quantities at
X. X. HAZARDS,
near the Court House
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Bluc!CaIicOes.

'nARK Blue, u Whte,Calicoes, (old fash.
.Dioned) for sale at the very low price OF
Eight cents per yard.
Also
A very large lot of remnant Calicoes, and Cal.
ico ~ Bleached Cotton, by the pounI-Chear.
Ian. 26. By'WM. G.. COZZENS ~ Co.
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SARSAPARIxxA.

NANDS', Bulls. Carpenters, Browns and
- Townsend's Extracts of SarsapariIla, at
X. Il. HAZAkD's,
near the Court House.
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Ncu advertisements.
Bank Of Rhode Island

Eank Of Rhode Island.
ATa meeting Of The Board II Directors on
IA the 2lst inst, ArGUsrus \. LrrrLgrIgLD, was
elected a Director inIhe place oi Edward Clarke,
resignd.
w. A. CLARKE, Cashier.
Newport, Jan. %, 1917,
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IL ENTS best Black, Blue and Carmine Ink
IN Walkdens Red, and Black Inks, May
nard and Noyes do. Also,a variety Of lndell-
bic Inks at X. R. HAZARDS,
near the Courl House.
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NOTICE.

Subject Of next Sunday Evenings Lecture
at the Mill.S. Church -
Luthr's dismissal, condemnation and sei:nre.
Service commence at Ga % clock. Jan %,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW AND DESIRABLE
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

lNE Of the members concern tstun.d on N.r yotk
yesterday where he has been day. selecting
I'm" -ss-on aud puieha.sd At vey low money ao
various hnd- OF staple ARTICLES they have been
before thus Fan-a part OF which below
s. No S,snae Fad. S'l. and woo). entirely
i'ofoidst,d Swiss Robes Drc.c. whit, anil Am eolur,
Loom te~cd aud needle do
'sn sasfoldsicd Cashmere Robes and French Merno
.'e".h easi'n'efe and Mouslns, puntsd and shaded
se"'eh DO In great variety and ehe.p
sulef pies tancy eotd and plaid Apaeas
hleh ,uped bk ant blue bh and satn-
,i.ov ,.. s Gro ss swiss and nney eord silk,
Heavy black satin Tor Msntnas aud vestnx
bk ana faney cord silk aud wotsted Fring..
Gimps. all widths and Cord. ""
Rich bonnet cap AMI plain and ius Rbsnd
kleh Caihncrc, Turken. Tibet and Net shauI.
Christine, Mammoth. Lady Peel and I.yon, A.
Piad woouen shaded ~ =.
Ladies' sk and velvet Meek Ties and Craya,. "
Sinshans and Calieoes, an g,eat variety and eh.,n
nfaPeiy plah sirpsd aud fancy cord Tarston Mu.,,.
ladies ols aud white silk Hose. plain aud cmbro d.r.
VA" suh iamtrw"ol Tibet and Alpaca do
mo,asan, mixed brown sni white eoiondo
Ladies' sk. hid ard fc Gloves AMI Nu,.
LADIES' asd gents Tibet Ca,h Inner, du
hliek ana white BRUSSELS We l., and blk silk Lace '
sheh tuck and side Combs graduated buttons. and STA. a
woo ehcs brown rife myrtle. invisible green COIN
.hia DIN ana olue and striped nd ribbed Cashmere
super aud medium fancy cord a. O.. =. "A
. 10 nue' Oh green, steel and cadet mixed satinsts
Heavy beaver and Oregon Cloths vcry cheap
flad aud rainbow Cioaiing md Gaia Pia,t.
niue steel MIXED gold do. and brown kcntue.v lean.
N.eh fahnei-' hne and low priced W and red A,
,Wh'ney' Maehinaw aud twired nd DUN Bant.t.
WIN hgs stock Of cvar-c wooiens servants, 49,,
an ,e ever teen sold nj any former ssason-amnns Them
VIZ De iound numer OF parts Of piece, hsh NJ.
one'ca AT a Ne'y low price To close sales " ~ so
Our stock has never former on been N. eo,n -
.'any never as eheapal entirely warranted ~, ~, ~
"o 'es' o' every ihns imported made own eonn
- VALENTINE, BREEDEN 4 co
~ NO Sls broad Street Shockoe INN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12

sAsrEL HsssAr, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent Company prepared to
receive applications for Life periods
Named for life;
preceding $40 Ooo life The Insurance for all
OF the intermediate years as
wei rs all other information
Insurance, viii also be made application adyap
aEes offered by this Company be equal not
superior to those offered by other Great
britain "a A Cxy
Physician the sociey-he Family Physician OF the party
whose me - to be insured
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
see-~aw - ~ FoWnArAN ROBERTS. d crs.
NIRGINIA:- Rules taken in the Clerk.s


oiee OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law Chaneery
foI Prince Edward County, the 9Th day OF October 1886
William Beazcy, Phiutiu
against
John w Gillian John Beazey, James Beazley Abraham H.
\cnable aud William Matthew'S, Defendants
The defendant John w Gillian having entered appear
anee aud given security according
bly, and the Rules OF this Court appearing
nhaban OF this state The melton Of the plaintiff by
II entered at hues Aforesaid aud accordingly That
said defendant, John W. Gillian appear
The Cetss Ccc Aforesaid the Monday
answer the plaintiffs b and that copy
inserted IN some OF the pablo newspapers
OF Richmond for two months and posted
no l7-w9~ X. wORsHAM, 4. q,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
IN RICHMOND HUsTINGS COURT, July

l7ih lei6 The nuRcupave wall OF John Mcguire.
this city deceased
Icy Tor probate aud being proved the
That the said John Maclire the
tian OF this cys and TINT he has
40 WITHIN TINS Commonwealth within the United
OF the territories thereof but that his OF
and unknown the said DANIEL Shirley
cause them 10 be personally summoned
Sad Nn the motion OF the shirley
order that the appear
Jay OF February Term OF probate BY
publication o this order newspaper this city,
week for months. and that publication
etent service ~ such summons A Copy. Tcstc,
5-vtm HOWARD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
BULWE8'S NEW NOVEL.
Lucretia-Or, The Children of Might

= Ran
Author OF Pelham PompeH" "Zanoni," REM" hr
Price 25 cents.
YNHE classic pen of the author of "Riepzi -
- &c afer having been long in allegiance has NJ n, %
dnced work which for artistic beauty ddr,msr le,,, Al
doubt-'t" universally regarded rpass NJ 1b, pr, o.
forts An ihtuive perception OF seems 4, dtn,h
This great writer added to which he Possesses mastery oe
o delinfaton united wih such felicity inuston that M.
lures ~ well ashs ots and eounerpos posses IN their
and fro shIcsS an in iiscTlb ible charm
THIS reveals with life Effect the mott re-. and secret
springs o action exhibited the the heroine who's
MIND endned with singular perseverance and love Of in
combined gracos and sreelne. on st
exhibits one OF the most erraoTdnaIy anomalous develop
meats OF character ever presen ed TO contemplation.
For talsatihc Bookstore OF
npINERR A ntoppts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
v IRGlNIA. In Chancery. In Chesterfield


county count, December the l4ih. ls46s
George N Wilson ard Hypata, wife, BERNARD
Wilson and iGdana NEols Wilson. by George
~ Wilson, tier father and frieLd. Pits
against
John Walker Executor OF Marin Aleu- deed,
renee Towhlcy, Dfs
This Day the paintns ami the defendant
James Lawrence Ioway having entered his appearance and
gwen seeuiy according 20 the Act Of Assembly,
this Court ali % appearing the satleiion the
Is not an hhaant Of This county therefore
painhs II Is ordered that the ai James Lawrence ToNney
appear before day OF March t.a next and
answer Tho hl OF the plaintiff; copy
orthwlh inserted IN newspaper published City
Richmond TOT eight weeks sucsessvr ana posted
door OF the COuu House Counry
Copy-T,ste,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
BALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY-
NO. D T.. Pratt street, near the bridge,
UNDER the sKILrUL CHARGE OF
DR.. Ill HARRIS

DIR HAP Dis
nEs..S' n ~ IL -,
tJRESENIS to the afflicted tho mos, oo-,;
Il remede, ehieae GU, trea m.nt I'm n,,,,, oi'an
chronic be found in mi, civ q, ~, disease and
THIS INSTITIT1oN 'h'oh'
having the many year. Of n, e,,,hI,ha'o.,, NJ,
under the dir,s ton Of ,so, and | IN baltimore been
upon public con6ene. which no e,h .ean oilers claim
eight experience could addue. The me past
have been cured through ,,.s, oil xo-
CURE wARUaNTEn IN, M ~. from . Uni. once.
n FROM to as hours. in mild form. snd a. .hGk,
speedily constitutional ,oupdnr.
the part life to the study ohis bT,nh seso'ed
blends practical obserya,ioa VIII
and assures the unfortunate and candid 49, -
eIaEgeraton, or eItor,,on in eh,,y,, A1'ee' WIN
MARK THIS!
Dr. H. has been engaged extensive sec r,, 49,
tee than any phy.cian IN hi, civ pfao
The great 'ueee,s attending his praeee Ia, been wei. ,,
by the approval OF n discerning public The rsr
remarkable speedy and certain rgseN ~ a ~ MIN
sseaoe in TASTE as 'aubrous in nuenee-,hey perform per
manent cure IN hours formerly rroaI,d d. -,
weeks '
from IT, Se" sSs sseO%, in Diet or
functions impaired, ekeninx
arc proddeed by his medicines.
VI ~ ahlares the Perneous OF Mercury Baam
Iupehne Harlem OIL and disgusting miItu.s he enmno
resort OF the Ignorant but through and purnr ves,n
drives out disease instead throwing bach upon IN.
eoon cleansing the blood restoring vgor the ouans and
LET TI1E ur,n,n
,h... ,ana,,, Ill. hhaDEH REMEMBER,
remedies are the result Of close application and Ell
from noh son,h % anu sehnow'edged by untold numbers
@ east and wes-rum the LOFTY top to the
= Ioo'oi inc Naey-a Is made vocal by
ing Pf a.
from his rr,c,trSs. ma % nen upon the benefit aeerung
h,Ir, 20 ~. % Peihued 10 DISPENSE
80 - =, ao'su, position more envable than
" - s Z. ~ ~. .on n
Let the pns,,,uD,i. go. - :, ~ ~ TIME.
,me,,on -. - oeat IN mind when
cation 10 eomns,,n, nhvsri, ~ DC o,,in making appi'
n,in ,s,J = ey hO' ohy OBTAIN relief from
enable the IL 10 he 'o,e injury but
he could Justly be- wbe, ,ympon. hv eharges Than
d.rass NOR widely a,g,srJ r1' eoe confirmed or the
rifyins disease Is sunbeieDt 10 .l OF thls uuy ter
horrd result. arc too rrpu,iye 10 heai II:
di.coorng b,teh.. vsih 1870 "neh ueefauon and
py victim the deadly po,on pam euay 10 the uphap.
many m sense Ibsr DANCE vs aao no, m
with ,huddeT,ng e., ,,or, an, 80 anger WINE we srn
,c,,urx, of e,ng hum,n H. 40 - - pain OF this
other eonanv .,,,.,. ,so,h ~ e osoueh mat there are
eontinuaIy hrr,,,p Inc s hsuious diseases that
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12

SOUU Iu aue. V Veg i Iaa Mo Dr T nye
uot r sry best yet known country Europe This
abie discovery will enable person dye insaniAneousy
whIske
This preparation - warranted inare the
health Of the hir, md an ts sotness bnanS
Be ak jules Iiauers Liquid iiar Dye
Others nyOu wish for black ask
Tor brown, asa Tor box iked II.
Ptnurn, have been awarded subscriber al franklin
Institute Exhibition For wholesale retail by pro-
pnt;or. Jules uAIEI.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12


Ira : 1ium James Gtuu. Louisa Ginun America CInunn
Elizabeth acy wife OF Oliver Baucy. William
Cacncr Unity u wife of Ssnidgc Atnelt
Nslhih : "iH"n' Dcns.
The Defendants SandHige Aneu, ami Unity wife, smith
1tun and Nathan = Gnuu. their appear
anee and gwen security according law and
Court AMI Appearing 20 the they
are no Inhabitants OF this state.
bis attorney IL ordered That sandge
nett and Unity " his wife, smith Gillian,
do before Justices said County Count OF Louisa
County at the Count house. the
ana answer the b OF the plaintiff ofIh order
forthwith inserted
@ond for two months posted
the Colu house Of this County son Court DAY
Copy-Testc:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12

CHANCERN AT Count OF QUARTERLY Session he'll tot
Louisa coan at the Court house thereof Monday
day &C November, lsi6:
''eancln d q ium IN his right, AMI Administrator
Susanna Gilum, deceased
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
RARGAINS IN WINTER GOODS.

EOFFEt. 800 bags prime Green Rio
- 100 bag' prime White Nanoabo-jus re e.sed for by
jag PAY q 90
q tOTTON YAHNS-iC0 bale, assorted. Union Nils" Tor
- -isby deg bAVENroPr ALLEN 60.
iCOrIcE-iO ets.s or .Ynuta" brand tsor,e P1.'. DOW
- on ODE from New YORK for sle T. be tlEen ron vee
y bf-iw JNo r. TRIPLErT son.
1Snn LBS. very superior Mocha Coffee,
Ae(OO fof aie low. BY lFRY 60
O0O CASKS Of Thomaston Lime, remain.
EOO ing a'osi Of big =. irguhau.s easo
de2i RANKIN wnrLoCR
A PPLE HHANDY.-i7 barrels W Apple Bnniy, jas,
dsqt Hi'sELL wecANpLr-u
A PPIE HHANDy.-2O bbis VHrra Apple Bfatdy jus,
~ rec vel, and Tor .ae ~ r. PARRISH.
de- 30 Car
EDHtUE goshen HtTrHH.-i9 ksrs superior Go.
d. 20 WILLIAMS HAXALL
u AlSlNS. $50 whole, half and quarter boxes
deai EDMOND DAVENPORT
LADIES' WHITE AND BLACK SATIN SLIP
PERS. made ~ NsCsray & o.
lust received per Express from Philadel-
- phia fresh supply Of bsss besuiful and superior Flip
fefs " weh he ausnon % the Ladies is respectfully solicited
JUDAH MYERS
noio No "a Wss, Main =
1--WE BUNDLED Each. Liverpool blown san h,iory filed
iss md for ieby ~ WORKMAN. heGRUDER 90.
4 .ONDON DOCK BRANDY, "Otatd, DupuJ
- A. Go" brand nne quanty, receiving fof saie by
notO GSLoRs A BROTHER
II AGIAYHA COtFEE.-sO bags Lsstmyfa Cote fs
= ceivef B rofe this tay and foffaie BY
ds2f HisaELL a NeCANDTfsH
4 NOPPER coat HOrF-we have on hand n our own i'm
~ foltIn few vey superior Copper Ho which Tor duia
bih,y will sapsis' uon thos, 81 the artiss
&c 80 VISA DOMAIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12
Wafcr Proof Boots and Shoes,

Water Proof Boots and Shoes.
WE have just opened further supply Of
Miles celebrated Proof Roots very
beet quality which respectfully gentlemen give
call They something really coed and hlrdoms-hey
viii 90 well and De- m0Hble Of them low broad heels
ani broad bottoms. De - PUTNEY & WATTS.
BARGAINS IN WINTER GOODS.
~ The slhssfbeE wishing reiuee their present
winter gods viii offer bargains aH styles Fannes saunss
Cloths Cameiet and VestnRs Kereys and Lnteys BID and
Blankets. Cahmeres. Mouseanrs Bombazne. ~
paea Mefno and her dss goods together Fcsea a.
fortrnt Of goods families Also garps Rur- Printed
Dfuggets. CHRISTIAN n LArHROP
n. Ma Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12

The defendant Bashy having entered his appearance and
gwen security according senby
this Coirt aud appearing by satisfactory eveence
an hahani Of this country order d. De
ientani do appear at the Rules
nfst MONDAY IN March aud pa
aud that copy Of this order be forthwith
per published IN tbs city Of Richmond
and posted At the mont door county
de lS-waw r. Ei.DRIDCE, :. q. =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12

BaLriNoRE CrTY
BE r,membercd % January IsIj before me
the sub, Justice % the Tor
city aforesaid personally appeared Benedict n
oath he Holy Eyangey OF Almighty
ct- forth above Just and true
stated sworn before JESSE CLOUD r.
th publication should eye any wiio the
discretion AMI mprdenee youth
hmsslfany the cy Aiujei above. French
Doctor pied honorable ssersey
Ile believes be has the of
and NJ obtnng for them permanent charge required
b Remember, DR. HUET, Of the French Medical House.
Frederick street.
Advice daily from . m. 10 y.
baltimore o.. 1876. Iy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-12

PcfiuneT and thsnis' 40 south 20 street
NoIice Dol Ni-.ht WnIker.!
FaInncrs of Virgin

NJ T. have determined TO offer every possible in
dseemeut farmers Of Virginia. upon I'D. water O.
therefore tender
kinds upon with the
merchant viii b. Tor wheat lc bushei
le hushel when sold for cash; sold upor
and required guarantee sales the usual guarantee com
mission will be charged.
The as has seventeen experience 20 bus
himself effect good term
personal attention thus bfauc
business We determined that eu0u shall BE- wanting
render those who may
ceiling. To hDs with
W. have Acquaintance. refer Mes Harat Br1tr
Iars~il'e, Capt BeEi sheppard and John
GrJrou, Esq GREfTER GREITER,
below the Cliy Hotel,
Iq-tr formerly Bel Tavrru1
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-10-07
A letter addressed to Mr. Dimond, Collector
at Vera Cruz, from Orizaba, is as follows;

\ letter addressed 10 Mr. DmOnl Collector
at Vera Cruz, from Orizaba is as follows:
ORIzABA, Sept 10.
Dear SRI have the honor TO inform you
that an Express arrived here from Mexico this
evening, which brings intelligence that General
Scott ,cds in The city Of lferico- on the sih
OF September, the American troops took Chapul-
tepec, and the CITADEL and went into the city
that night.
General Bravo was killed General Santa
Anna was wounded in the arm, and has retired
with the remainder Of his troops (Which have
suffered much) 20 Guadaloupe.
The "Sun Of Anahuac" of the 18th of Sep
TENDER has it that the heights aud forts of Cha
pultepec were carried on the l4th and jih ult.
The city was bombarded, and part of our
(American) army entered il ON the morning of
the 10TH the balance remaining at Chapultepec.
passenger by the james l.. Day informs the
Picayune that 1t was reported among the Mexi-
cans at Vera Cruz, that we had lost 1900 men
in killed and wounded but he could trace the
report to no authentic source. Another passen-
ger estimated Gen. SCOTS los at one quarter to
one-third of his army.
There are a great many contradictory reports
relative to General SCOTS position, but the opin-
ion is that he and his army are safe.
There were large numbers Of American
troops at Vera Cruz and the city was filed with
supplies.
The Sun of Anahuac states that Major Lallys
train had left .Jalapa. He had sustained very
little loss in his engagements with the enemy
Lieut.. Twiggs was the only officer that had been
killed.
An attempt had been made to assassinate Gen.
Scott, which fortunately failed
The Mexican loss, in killed and wounded, was
2500. Up to the 10Th, it is stated that our
troops held one half the city Of Mexico and the
Mexcans the other half. The battle was still
going on.
A full synopsis of the propositions Of Mr. Trist
is received. 1t appears that there was no dispo-
sition on the part of the Alexicans to treat
The propositions are similar to those heretofore
published.
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