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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

~ Our LAST article in reply to the Courier on
AssocrArIos Is snapoidaJly dstsrved. We hops 10
,.aks room for IL tx the course of merit rex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

CF GsSrLKaRN's HATS, style for Spring, ls47 va
DO introduced on Wednesday. March 3. by
LEARY & CO. Hstters, Aston House. Broadway.
Circulars descriptive OF our style win be FORWARDED
by addressing US post paid. mtd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

PsEPARE yoR SUMMEa.-Now 10 the time 10 pur -
brace Tho physical system % to enable II 70 o14
against the epervssing heats Of Summer. The eondiu
the blood at the expiration Of Winter, owing 10 ias.s
Precipitation during thai and from other ecu
not In proper state 70 rssis disease, The
powers, which are generally svsrtaxsd by the spps
cold weather, n their full vgor In fact changes -
Of the animal machine To meet new s'ssnsfs, =
necessary a. q change Of clothing. To purge hon -
blood Its unhealthy psricle les and mpart to II mon -
tiiys chsrscer-in short reinforce tho whole sse
for the campaign Of Summer. there s no prspafsno =
sficseious A. sASDSs sARsAPARILLA.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, By a. b
SANDS, Wholesale Drusgis,s 100 Fulion-ss. corr =
Willism-sL rs Broadway, nd n East Broadway, -
YORK.. Sold also BY Drussbu generally througsoS -
Uai,sd States Price 81 per bottle or sig bottles for "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24
Courf Calendar,
Inv Courts.

COMMON PLEAs-Mondsy.-No 40, so, 50, 50, SO, 50
to sc. SO. 81, 80.
CrRcurr CouHr-Published on Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

LATEST FROM SALTILLo AND MosTERET-We
received yesterday correspondence from Ssro and
Monterey brought by the schooner Decatur from the
Brszos Capt. Minor. who left Monterey on the 3lst
ut confirms the statements of Mr. Faster publlshed
Sunday that the wounded men suffering much. and
that many dying that the from Monterey
Camsrgo s open both by Cerrsvs and China and that
Csosles followed the footsteps Of his iusious prede
cessor Urres and refreshed through Tuls Pass clean
beyond the mountains- Our army as q matter of ne
eesssry precsuton, has burned down ali the and
rsnchos between Monterey and Csmsreo.
Tue twelve months volunteers whose term of service
about 20 expire ordered down the lower ports
on tne Rio Grsnde, while the new troops proceed up
10 take their pace under Gen Taylor ~ o. Delta 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

MURDER IL sHARos.-The Boston Post has a
communication dated Woodstock, VI April 10. ls47 as
follows;
10 sharon the Railroad between 10 and II o'clock
last night three lrshmen said 10 be partially intoxcsi-
ed. entered the shsny of an Irshman. whom they
horribly murdered and msugled with They i'm
medatey aed two of them passed through this visge
foot II shout half past this afternoon n less
halt an hour THAR pursuers arrived the slsrm
siven and the sheriff and several of citizens started
In pursuit, and at about o'clock they lodged In
our jail The other Is said 70 be In this vicinity and
IL expected he will soon be arrested also.7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

q Strangers visiting Nsw.York should b swns
that the New Hat Company, lts Tract House corner o.
Nassau and Spruce SITS are retailing tbs very bsss Nsr
and Moleskin Hats for Three Dollars No second quail,
ty-no second price.
a23 2t' GARBANATI Manager, I4s Nusau4t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24
DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEG RAP n
TIE ELECTION IN VIRGINIA.

WASHINGTON. April 23-loP. NJ.
John II. Bolts Wing has been elected to Con-
sress from the Richmond District The returns a.
far as he ard from are as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

- 4d,wussnsns for the Tribune Of Monday
* 10 = ssns IN before 10 o'clock On ss'ule , zen
~ - PsbSssuon odes Of shi' paper" NOT open On
m he city who DO not receive this paper
ss~ss hour are requested leave word at the once
= Our ssnssmsnp are sass = enable 81 the ear cs
~ sSss 3 scconpsh his win b repaired to give up
.bius Tbs Tribune le At their dwellings or
49, az businsss regularly every morning VII please
- ss,vsxh de Postofhce. Terms i2i cents week
osvshas . he Carrier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

r. 0sAsp GALA DAY his q The Museum Two spler
did pssorma1ces The afternoon oeloex &c - ,
~ IA oolsou Viii b. exhibited and olhss nsrssunS
novsuss ma surseteas VIII b prseestes-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

Bedinger has 20 majority at Frederick Court house
Kennedy has s7s majority in Jefferson County =
Bottss majori,y,is 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

II complicated case Of liver complaint nd u
pepss with affection Of the kidneys and spins qsiet
ly yielded to the Alternative purifying and rssssuvs
powers of Bsekmsn's Syrup and Pils. Office ~ eut
F.. )
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

--~@D---------
d. TAYLoa's BALsLm or LURHwosr-Por euhs
consumption. liver complaint asthma. &c. 10 crseH
quite an excitement from tho several recent cussd
csses considered desperate Every case Of eoaess
ton, asthma or liver affection will be relieved or -;
" cured no matter bow bad, BY this Astonishing -
cine The cure Of IN eminent chemist OF eonsampeA
of ss:s and Of Ma hsd the Nav foII ao.p'" ?.
pef- hotels Of confirmed ,,o,,on IN a, sppuou
oss stages and several other per. :. who.s ,ddmsp
the Office, are conclusive a. to It's ..,,.c. ,6nSr
The public arc cautioned to buy wind, ,setge
ture Of Dr. Leeds on steel label on each bo..,. 49,
counterfeited and initiated. Buy only at as BcvVl
the only genuine and Of Mrs Hays In Brooklyn i39l6
ton-st For colds and coughs IL will produce n ~
diste relief and should be in every family. Is cab
given to infants with safety and certainty Of
Smiths I'm the Courier ofacs) child cured Of q!
we're attack of Group BY this medicine 10 the right.
READ TINE MOST REMARKABLE Guar Evrs Rscososp~
Wsldoboro', Me. July 81, Ist5 Dear sUs Having ssP
hsrced great benefit from your invaluable medicine, ~
it ny duty and privilege 70 let the world know what -
done for Possessed Of strong constitution ssiurs
had enjoyed perfect health previous 10 The Spring Of
when was troubled with dnculty in my ish tide,
tended with considersbls pain Some time u July "
violently attacked with . cough, which continued ~
Fall; then wss sonhned to the house eight mosihs
Ing which time my cough was very severe heaa.pS
had spells Of coughing which lasted swo hoefs' ass
raised large quantities Of disssressbis matter seeomr
MED with blood. Sometimes raised quart Of o'ooa
time. Consulted three physicisns, ALI WHOM ~
best to restore mo; gave me upi said 'asy e'''s ~
moro for me must die; 1t ives impossible Tor ne ~
but short time One Of lhsn said my laucs ~". -
A. this critical moment when emneat phys'es's
hausled their skill. friends despAired Of ny NE -
hope Of recovery II "a snd, rssorted 70 W. -,
Baissm Of Wild Cherry. When bad ss@ oa'
half bottles those spells Of coughing wss
continued taking The Bslssm until Spring, isss - Il.
ceased 10 bleed 1t the lungs, my health ana ~
proved 90 that len The house, bat was NOT sose
aysar. Nov my health h good. am sbls 70 60
work every day on my farm JAMIE
Witness, THOMAS DgnngR .,
Hor pszsiculars 80 Dr.. wistars treatise On wv
ton. TO BE- had Of The sssun
Mons genuine ualsss sisued I. BUTTS on lss wrseF
For sais BY \ 3. D. SANDS. pusgisA 100 sasI
corner q VILLAS. asssss for shs ciyi aso' q "s
way, end ~ Rsss Broadway. and BY Diaggsss ssee
rhrssGhout he Uniisd ossssA Dswsss q ss~sss's~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

sunssRT AsS MAssrrsx DIR. J.xr, A,v,,y
OF Nswforh. has performed upward # et, m,,,..
operations on different persons without, ,.i,,o
Dent within the last two months and 10 ,.r, 80. -,
attempted The following from the G,,.r, - -.
Union:
I'VE know the Doctor 70 be an honorsb.. ,..,,.,
and distnsuished practitioner and therefore f.,, A..
gree Of confidence. We nave 40 doubt tia, M..,,.,.
Ism 10 ths hands Of skiul and honest eo such !, NJ
Ashley may be ussd with much suecess In many e,...
q disesse. March No. A. P. Journal
~ Convsnfios Of Second Judicial Dlsviss IN,
Wing Electors Of the Counties composing he new
Second Judicial Dssa requested send Delesse, 70
NEE, In Convention at the Orange Hotel 10 tho vss. Of
Newburgh. the llh day Of May next ct noon Of tia,
day for the purpose Of tssng into eondders On the an
preaching Election Of four Judges OF tho supr,ms,
Court for said District and recommending the pvco,r
course to be pursued BY the whigs In regard to 4.
Al eirsns Of said counties disposed nominate can
didstes with sisge eye 10 ss isnss rather than with
exclusive reference to Party Politics Invited 10 Al,
tend and cooperate In these deliberations
ROBr O. RtNEEN
NATHL. DUBOIS
Committee Of the late Second Senatorial District
II AL Papers In the other Counties composing the
District requested to publish this notice
a24 2wltW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

MARbLEBEAD FISHING busiNEss.-A native OF
Msroehesd informs that this business which has for
several years been the chief pursuit OF the citizens Of
that town 10 now nearly abandoned they having deter
mined 10 81 cut but Is vessels which belonged Mar
blshead, and were Engaged in the Cod Fishery the
Banks They have been compelled thus TO limit their
Interest In this business principally BY the long train Of
unfortunate and disastrous circumstances which has for
Inc lasI lew years accompanied their enterprise.
lDsnvers Courier.
A JERSEY MArRos OF l07 YEARs-Mrs Mary
Hoffman died In South Brunswi H. Mddlesex County. n
J. on the 9th u where she had resided for the last nifty
yesrs She leff IA children-6o grand children--ll5
great grand children and % great grand children
she was born In Huntsrdon. and lived in MiddIesex
County 30 years The eldest living IL IS years
old. Her youngest Thomas w. Hoffman, Esq ia now
e years Old sho retained her until lew hours
before her death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

DAsuERREorYrs PLArEs-L B. BISSsE Co. sswn.
liam St I'd door, have just received per as arrivals Coll
supply Of Dsgusreoype Plates, Nos 3D. 40 and 90 II sbsb
brand so fsvorsby Known throughout the United e'sis&
which they warrant equal In quality TO any sstbss
imported by them. They offer them prices eonsisekB
reduced from those OF las, Fall Chemicals. wsnnisd
be Of the bss, quality, always for sale.
LB.BINSsE co. as william Ct "a Eee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24
NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.

The New. Orleans mail received this evening
contains nothing Of interest from the Army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

X There is no disputing the fact that BAG.
LEYs Gold Pens splendid articles and to use bad
pen when good one of his make be had Is not to
know on which side your bread Is buttered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRr--The Iron Safe case
Ia still on.
The suit between Messrs Hull and Harrison as to Pc.
terss Pills occupied the Superior Court yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

RESOLUTIONS FOR GESERAL ILLcNISATIos, &c.
The Board of Assistant Aldermen held special meet
ing last evening to pass upon the resolutions OF the other
board voting the thanks of the City to Generals Taylor
and Scott and the officers and soldiers under their
mand for their conduct Buena Vista aud Vera Cruz
also the Navy engaged, &c. Assistant Aid. mcElrath
moved that the word conquest which appears in one
Of the resolutions be stricken ouhe General Govern
ment be said mas continually dscsmed an intention Of
conquest in the invasion Of Mexco-he was also op-
posed the resolution approving of the conduct OF the
Administration beyond these he was in favor OF the
resolutions. They were concurred in and Committee
appointed [see Report The arrangement we heard II
stated will probably be- carried into effect in the early
part of May There will be day OF rejoicing for the
victories succeeded by of mourning for the memo
~ Of the gallant dead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

= The ship Gladiator, Capt. Bunting for Lon
don having been detained By unfsvorabe winds yes.sr.
day, will sail this morning at IL o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

sRSAcLE CONCERT this evening. Those who wish good
seats must 20 early.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

The Young Miss mas some news in advance of
the Mail as to what portion or portions of Mexico
are sought by our Government. We have no re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

HEALTH OF THE CrrY.-The public can rely on
the statements made yesterday in relation to this
subject and shall not again to it unless there
should be cause make 1t necessary. With the means
of obtaining authentic informs on, readers can rely
on our giving timely warning of any danger, If any
should occur. In the time we admonish them
against placing any reliance the studied paragraphs
daily pu, forth for the astonisbmen Of creduous per-
sons and written as a Of duty, by those whose
business to furnish daily certain quany of mat
ter for the newspapers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

r. Rev. z. BAKER will deliver sequel to his
lecture on Mraeiss Sunday evening" at the
Universalist Church, Fourth-st near Avenue B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

BENEFIT PosTPoyED.-In consequence Of the in
disposition of sigma Bar Sig Benedets bene, post
posed till some evening next week. of which due notice
will be given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24
CITY ITEMS.

evrsr IN TIE srRrErs-Ons ofths illustrations
In this weeks Yankee Doodle 10 cal ed Street inspee-
tors and their Aids geins on, Of Office represents
procession OF swine Of various ages and sires marching
along with all the signs Of grief at being compelled to
evscu.,s the hsunts they lore 90 well We sccePs this
AZ prophecy, aud trust that under the new Wig sa'
on the hogs may be banished from the street,
as well e. the - gentlemen. who smoke cigars from
the sidewalk We would not have any harm Gone 70
either of these species Of exstences but simply tnink
,h., thew ara neither ornamental useful on the pub
10 promenadss
with rsg.rd N the swine we have little story to tell
which our readers usy rely on as true story ana
which, In the mind of at least one person. eonciu'e
a, to the necessity Of total Punishment OF the AMI
nal. in question almost from the face OF the esrtn.
Not thousand years ago. respectable Quaker lady
of middle age and not Sigh, proportions was making
her vsy with we-elled market basket along one oil
the streets AZ she passed In front of alley large
and powerful hog. attended by her whole family OF
uis,. came a, a pretty good pace out Of the alley evil
IDENTIFY having been received there with inhospits!'y
quite a. vigorous as tina, the City ought to exercise
toward the whole tribe Of swnish nomsss. unfortu-
tuuay the fastening porker came into too close con-
tact with our worthy Who lost her footing and
suddenly found herself seated the back Of this
strange courser for ride. Then shrin scream from
the rider and ,hrer squea from the hog pierced the
astonshed air Clingng to the precious basket with one
desperate hand and with the other to the niursted
animal whose speed was not lessened BY the folds OF
the ample cloak which blinded her eyes, and hung an
unwoned drspery about her FORM the 'ober ouakeress
ran q race more vehement than pleasing to herself
Hucksters stands swept over in the career but
apples oranges and candy might roll on the ground I'M
noticed by the boys, to whom this new specimen OF
equestrianism attractive than any circus per-
Torrance in the world. For whole block the chase
was kept up till at last some persons. in whom the
of the ludcrous not strong IS their symPs
thy for the involuntary and terrified but still endorsed
Amazon succeeded in stopping the chief performers in
the spectacle and releasing them from each other to
the apparent satisfaction of both The lady at last made
her way home but has not since been able to think OF
the danger which all persons of being thus csrred'
OF bodily in the public streets without thrill OF horror
She hopes as earnestly all those must who have
either their safety the character of the City at
heart that the Corporation will utterly expel ali
such creatures from the streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-24

LITERARY WoRLD.-We are requested to cor
rect which appeared in the EseDins Post Of
yesterday the effect that in consequence Of disagree
ment the editor and proprietors Of the Literary
World the publication of hat paper would close with
this week We assured by the proprietor that the
statement is erroneous from beginning to end We can
not believe that our new contemporary has been from
such cause In any danger of going the way Of all assh
and great many newspapers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-02

ana at most al'he druggists aaa .g .'e@ ,he-na
Nov ~ 40 tiEtHIB.
A4fFri-5+--
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-02

MoNETMArrERs -Tsz y. Yo5s osa-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-02

z fs-.4T>e 5nd fof -sie '1' 81 sure -
~ Al kHFti sf y "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-23
MARRIAGES.

Married. nj Dunlora, Lousa on Thursday, March ith
nv the Rev Samuel Harris, Mr. JAMES FARRAR,
TO Miss SALLY THOMSON, daughter OF VIM. Waddy,
Esq.-all Of Louisa.
Married. at Hickory Forest Louisa, Thursday, the
4,h March, by the Rev. William V. Rnwcrs. Mr. RO-
BERT G. MEREDITH, 10 Miss INDIANA l. eldest
daughter of Col Wm - iarris-ail Of Louisa.
Married. In the city OF Philadelphia, on Tuesday the
9th March, by the Rev. John L. Grant, the Rev. BENZ.
F. TEMPLEMAN, OF Cincinnati, Ohm, TO Miss SA
RAH c. REYNOLDS, OF Richmond, Va.
Mrrred, on Tuesday, The Cd March, nv the Rev.
n. g. Leach ID ~, Mr. EDWARD b. SIMS, 10 Miss
ANN l.. r. SPENCER, daughter of the late Dr. John
Spencer-a.l nf Cumberland comfy
Married. on thes3d March, by The Rev. Rqrholnnew
Whtlock. Mr. JAMES F. McGEHEE 10 Miss NAIL
DA, Youngest daughter Of John liester-nn Of the
county of Louisa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-23

IN observation-disclosures kules held III the
Clerk. Once of Richmond County Court on Mon
day, the 18th day OF January, 1877:
aifr,d Aorh,n and Harriet his wife Williamson
Anne. WIRE Harriet and Anne Jtsper, PialGtifs
against
Charles Z. Caste, and Peggy his WIFE who Peg
~ J..per and John Bragg, Josias Bragg and William
Eliza Jesper, Defendants.
The defendants, John Bragg, Joslas Bragg and VIII
liam Bragg, having entered thrr appearance and
given security according TO the act Of Assembly and tho
rules Of this couri, and appearing h. rsi-
drnce that they not inndbitan'. Of THIS Common
wealth ordered that the sai dee ndaEts do appear
al rule. 10 lie held IN Clerks O-e Of the said
" Of Richmond on the fret Monday In April neat, md
answer tho bill OF the ra nrf- and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted III some newspaper oubrh
cd 10 tho Iy OF Richmond, fof two months successive
w. and posted the front door OF the Courtbouse Of
tnis county. Copy Teste,
Mas,h a-cwsw JOHN F. b. JEFFRlEs, c. {.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-23
-. rrnnAY.S SnrraERN MAIL.

lG.rERDAY'S SOUTHERN NAIL
DNs -, shed nuch Ugh, upon the ,eror,ed
ta,uos a. Sall.ilc, Tic retreat Of Taylor, &c. In
me ..'c9 DREAMS Dca OF yesterday week we ind
tie iouiuc
F&o., TIE BRaZ 1s-STILL LATER.
IL lie arrival last night 81 The schooner
afiso ~. Capa;n West. from ne NOAH Il ne
Rio {, ept-, We ale pu' in possession d i'll later
inirn. e.ce from The seal OF war. Tn, ugh NJ
t,f,... o. au,hcnuc iGilrmaion had hren re-
rci,.4a .ramoras a. The line he Arsre le.t
!, ,...sh II battle having been fought al Sal
rill, -. ~ genera impression was, thar such
"a, liz o-s and lie Meaicans al Ma'amoras,
who. mea.,s 81 Obtaining correct Information
ar. ...i aIugn, serted. IN lhe most Fosliive
,e.r,. l.. b. seen by rslererce L. our cores
3.;t.,t: .,,,.r Il lhe Oh instant, thai battle n I!
be-, sought. and that General Taylor was falling
bac, o. .,..nlerey.
~, we cunversed viii DR.. JARVIS, bearer o:
dos ,,.cte., aho came passenger in The Arispe,
ane VIZ le(l Camaigo on the 81 instant. lie
emil n. IT, intelligence ALREADY LAID before cur
re,. !, y. IN cider yeceiT. q 81 hat place from
,ha a1',tc. 7a>lp. Goasra! a. noE;ctey, = SOP
al AEON rains leaving Dr lie laifsf place,
NIB. ,sl,i,et ry al least 03i roops as ih-
Meg; .srsw we're said 10 ~ III gt-a, force between
los. rain.s A train which lcit Cana'ao lcr
Aor...v, viii snail escort, was met b; me
exr - 49, Mi-r, and returned 10 CamaTgo.
Tn, = 81 Intelligence received from Monterey
a, c. MAJ 80 was W 10 , o'clock, r NJ, on The
e Fchrrary. An express had Tier arrived
rom ~ Iay.ovs headquarters Al Saiiiio, hav-
irg -. a., .atier place OF The previous evening
~. a,i) Ur 10 It'd, tine 70 mention j. made
ii l., % having teen fought, though an en-
We f,pi.,J fer every h5nr
I.caos o. tie most Starring aaa ahsu:d cnaT-
o.,er Te,e N circulation through the ci,y yes;ef-
,ay. 80, as The taxing ot Poi'' lsabel by d
lag. a. clean force, which crossed re Rio
Grapte shs:e Msia tnu.as-,he cutting oil Of a
rr;,in q 80 wagons, beta ecu Camargo ano Mon
,e1,v. d.. &C., nore ol which wocld appear,
from, he .esi into: nation We can gather, 10 be
enil:ir1 u any corftence.
" .rrH the RIO Gu.SoE, aia-ch 8, ls4I.
E. pelia-No news yet from Gen !ayi'r;
I2t,-. are ella psed since The last de.pach reach
- CO. "a, from him. The Mexicans say ina,
- s.s lad several fights. and that :e Is falling
hacL rcon Monterey. Very piobable-bnt The
enem;. !o--e IS 20 grea! that al communication
i. Gu, II between Camafso and ia, place. j!
san Anna succeed in curing II GeH. Taylor
o,,.d re 10 cur dspn.s a. this place and he Bra
Jas 7 j, We have hen very b ~ ,uritvinz cur
Srszos is likswi-e very we'll .ofh-d.
You's, &C., R. s.
Thu, parer, summing Up he evidence says
AFR i, calm review Of all Inc correspondence
ana OF ,ae various runo,s bruu2h, over by rh<
Cindsrs "a, We have come 10 The ccocluscn, !ha
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-23
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

1 DsrOSnEO from, "We.tham Cottage" on the
n 25;h February, without provocnton, Slave GILES.
an uni-uaIi. large and Likely young nan o. IL: quite
black with autinl teeth ard dressed IN Grey kes-y
recently parchased hm nf tbs Reverend Walker TIM
b@rIake nra Carters Bridge, Albemare asd no Is &C
qaainted about Palmyra in Fluvsnna lie was -ren
passing up the James River Canal, and Il probably
about one Of those places twill pay the above reward
fr his delivery 10 in Richmond, or ten dollars u 50
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