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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-22
Evening Session.

The meeting being opened usual.
Dr. Hodge. from the Committee Bills and Osoriures
made the following report:
No l. An Overture from the Synod Of New Jersey re-.
speeding tic appointment Of Separate Board for the tsab
-hment Oi paroehia schools reference OF the subs
u the Board Of Education. Tho committee recommend
tho adoption OF the following resolution:
Resolved, That ~ appears from page 2IG this whole
subject committed TO the Board Of Education no fur
Iher action - n this time called for relation to IT,
No 2 Memorials from several Pfesbycres in reference
10 the removal OF the Western Theological Seminary from
Allegheny to New Albany. The committee recommend
the following resolution:
Resolved That IL ~ inexpejicni for the Assembly 10
take any seton this subject.
No 2 The Memorial # the Pfesbytry Of st. Louis
respecting te German population within their bounds and
requesting that ts General ~ cmby would authorize the
Board of Missions open correspondence with ministers
Of Missionary Societies Germany Of approved piey mud
sound doctrinal views with reference the
" obtaining suitable members labor under their care
amongst ho German population Of country, aud that
they be empowered "a employ any foreign Minister
ssiOnafy he shall have been regularly re.
ceiyed ~ ptobatiOnor aud recommended by any one
& Pie.byros:
Resolved, Tha, It IL not oIpedont Tor the Assembly
to giant to the Board Of sons the authority prayed Tor
in their bchsf
No. 4 Overture from Marion Prosbyny.- Question
When one Minister is supplying two Congregations IN
Of which be lobors installed pastor and IN tho
other as stated supply has each Of these Congregations
nghi To be represented by Ruling Elder At the same
meeting Of Pfcsbytry1
Resolved. That the memorial Of the Marion Presbytcry
be answered IN the sihfmavo.
No. g. From the Synod Of Miss, At Holly Springs
When congregations have separately called
and the Same Minister 10 become tic pastor II each
Church. and he accepts thofc calls and s installed over
their congregations pastor, their Churches entitled
20 Elders to represent them In Pfesbytry
Resolved, That the question contained In the overture
from the Synod Of Miss be answered m the negative.
The hour for tho order Of the day having arrived 10
wit! Variations 81 tho state Of RogOn-vafious nara
lions Sore handod In afieT which, there being no for.
Their immediate business before the Assembly, adjourned
iil o'clock tomorrow.
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TERRBLE STEAMBOAT Esrr isroN- FIFTEEN Lio,s Sgp-
posed 10 be Lo't-From passenger who arrived yosor-
DAY from Little Rock received tho Arkan-
Gazette, which announces that morning Of the
9th inst about forty miles below Little Rock, the steamboat
New Hampshire on her trip up from New Orleans had
stopped al wood yard aud showing oH being about
o'clock, a. M.--her boilers burst causing a complete
wreck II The whole boat and killing nearly ali her officers.
great portion II Of the boilers n consider
able distance upon Shore aud the body Of young Allen
found near a. Luckily the passengers In their state
rooms oae tho loss life have been much Rfelter
friend hhs furnished the Gazette with tho annexed lis
Of those killed and missing;
hiHsd-Geo 4 Allen, first clerk
Mi'siHg and supported 10 be Kiiisd.--BB Cupploa co.
cond clork; Alexander Mckinney, pilot; --, engineer:
James Van Dyke mats four black Temen one white Sc
cond steward cabin boy; Chas RatcG carpenters
Mr. Beung cabin passenger aud deck passenger name
not known.
MI Bishop n the passengers this N aiod stoam-
or, describes tho explosion of most terrible pet
haps known An iron safe thrown to the dis
lance Of some hundred yards broken 90 pieces by the con-
cnsi1n and Of $1,000 IN half eagles which conainod
good many were battered an several shattered into frag
mcnts Thirty " ofy sacks Of coffee behind tho boilers
were lifted up thrown upon tho shore and altered in
every direction The clothes and bedding were found
hanging upon trees the Shore and could DO reached
" by cutting them down. Tho boat divided m two,
tho hurricane roof aud cabin aoated OIL the hull espsizod
and she sunk total wrock-N. q. PicaVHas.
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eN"yp Iet," - e-sy ensssea WIN 'hs teit OF ths
snenf nnes' w. lssuuese' sno lmmeo,aey directed
'hs 20 =. sos, a"u'' D's zen Shieids' 10 pro
Geo 49, - ~ supP"r,. =,
ps'o's ae pnssu. ne Posuon OF mat DIVISION
US seuvn no. 80 o' INC os,' zoe hgh' WAS however
1920 =. y. ~. 'e, r. P,eess OF huhep upon
"'s% sol.e, 49,, ~ NV Se - o, ,s
bs,H =" Wv "' ,1 ~ INC ioun' the ongsoe moved TO
~" w. ar, ". " % e"o"t hho resung upon inc
SHsp' 'y - ts uone. over rugged aseents ana
s. - ~, u""'' severe anu CONTINUOUS
"'o o .aS IN ,s.si So, IN, -.
I - -. 80 ' "s' s'"a,'p eso'.s ~"
cS""sno n' ,omng 20, 'he attack OF he enem, post
20 ~ 49, - :. ~ mo" ''n se'e'c" "0u"ue"' 'u WI"
49, - u -" w. ~. u0' M, , ,, !,
w 'ssv, "" h'"o's 'cs'n'n', na''"s Srsu i VI,
o'"na"o, VIC ,nes ,,' W. ehas.u ~ spnu o
.., :, ~. - ,h, ..a,, ... -
te" " soun'ess unDe. 'ncn
oo't 'o'e'ns" s"u p'' ~, u 'yI i,, "o 'ou
NV oee"n'"e ko"e's az nv 'Ak wi ~ ~ =. ,ap
Pu'."" 'cene a' ~ " soeu'o '"V s a.
I"'''ks'te'P'0''o"'' anu camp 'quPase' 'o =" 'u'
Manu- .,,,, - 49, - - III, Il, , =.
4 "' v us "" 80 -, Ia. ~ ' p p.u '.I''
'e ~ 'o.''ee' :" -. ,L, ~ wS,
49,. 49, - a., -. ~. al. -, - - .'
Nneo was po..a 'o .. .e pas
sno ene, 70 ' s a 'e" o,' :" VI
,..' auenuo" "O" "' 'A"'' '" y" y" MAUI y" "'"
w, 'u ~, -. ....,o..l Of ,L q, r,..... >,
80, a. 49,, ,. e E,s.L 81 -,
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cpensh exehequer by the receipt o( customs"
But the vitality OF the nation will be uatoached Her peO-
pic will y the mountains, General Washington
thought OF doing during Revolution. they can find
safety in the plains and from thence they will send
forth their armed bands to harsss and of their enemies
opportunities. which will be unfrequen may occur
Some idea may be formed OF their future policy by the
proclamation OF the Guerilla chief Canalcs in this
ines paPcrs-and by letter from Mexico in La Patra
the Spanish paper Published in New Ocans which states
that Santa Anna has issued from orIabs, hun
bred commissions many Guerilla officers. authorizing
them command small nerant parties OF from 50 400
men eaeh-somo OF which, it is added have already
mcnced their cut-throa' operations the Jaspa road
What then, II will again be asked shall do with
Mexico We confess that a loss what answer
TO give to this question: other than this Let propose
her OF peace, accompanied by ulumaum let
that umaum be dictated less by pride and revenge than
by magnanimy. We afford to be generous well as
Just, beaten and humbed foe. BY that we MAY
conquer peace" and by that means. fear alone
in brief period. And convinced that IL this
be long protraced the result will be FAR more disas
ttous TO us than to ihem-or lose liberties,
while they only lose their place the roll OF nations
should not be disposed be rigorous terms
bv which Its progress might be arrested. Indemnity
past and injuries may be important; but less 50
than the preservation Of Union and the blessings CON
fers, and the existence OF which, II Is already manifest is
jeopsrdized by the unhappy conflict which we have
been unwisely and unnecessarily precpitated We
would counsel peace upon dshonorable terms-But
situated Mexico is now. it ridiculous suppose
that she will ask Tor any which would be dshonc
rabe grant The danger that, the
of superior power, may forget what due her
and cXtori from her weakness what would ask
nation able To measure swords with There are two
modes by which nation dishonor itsc-ihe by
OF conquered and feeble people what Is
right the price OF fobearancc aud the other by sub
In FINN nattnn lr.Ru
dread at ITS power. We danger mourning dis
grace trom the latter Let court the odum
which will attach 10 those who take the former
Let Russian eroeiw and remor.eessness be beacon
ther than 4 model
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-22

crcumsiance, Bro isfrfung ffgafds tie larlf ,s am
o. mr. Clay Nas communicated day OF two s,n,s 10 ,s
eh'lofs " he Home Journal says that p1psf Nv .s d, ~
~ cIu1e"s. an oheef oi The sfny IN ie''st ~ ts
genteNnn, says; Poor Clsy who o. ven A. ,,y.iS -
West foini cadet, chsnesd just before be- f.i t,,
one % Santa hnnas bearers Of flag II truce, on IL
70 "enefs Ipof. lie Instantly gnzsd, In tlis 81,
mate Trend. They Jumped together shook b..s. "a
parted and IN lev minuies sfsr Col Clay bs,dsd ~
eh'rgs N which he lot be lie - gsllsuhy"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-22

VoLVzrEEas rEoz SwuzERLsND.--Tho war IN MEXICO
has not only aroused tho military cnthusasm Of our own
citizens hut IL that numbers Of Europeans are offer
ing their service the United States Government The
Gormsn sehnolposts correspondent IA Bae Swiizsrsnd
says 800 young aud hardy Hon, among whom are some I
the most distinguished officers in tho Swiss service have
oaored their service 20 tho United States governrsnt
through the Consul 81 Basic. They will engage 20 serve
during The war, OF for five years, and afterwards
form themselves into military colony N Csorns upon
fe plan 81 colonies which Engand and Russia have IN
severa Of their dominons. Several Of these volunteers
have families, end most respectfully connected.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-22

u Philip Aarer, ts4 Of Boston, late President Of the
New England Bank has Just been diyu.ged though the
TACT vas asceraned last October when he resigned his
office and e the county had distracted some sixty tbsu
aud dollars VI ~ funds. The Bank, however managed
pet the money back before they permitted him to abscond
Had be- been some poor fellow, who had purloinsd onf
%. bread 10 feed starving family, his crime would hav.
been promptly ehf1neIed the papers and himself near
cerstsd prison. "Pofe with gold or nve. It with
s"cio rank and now 10 shakspeses day.. 'the pesr
Of justice harmless breaks"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-22

~ We learn from the Chare-t"vyn va Free Pes
th't John Gibson Is endenyonog ri.e corps Of vol
Dnteer ia ha psee under The late requsidoa upon the
Governor Of Virginia Tor sdsi ional eompsnies We
protest ag'in'i ih Ne unfair tho Teah L,gion whore
We we're tod by the Rockingham Rsguter. one or two
e'mp1m' were nearly foady last winter and were sadly
disappointed when they found that they had been antc-
psted by their ardent fellow eizen. 90 o.ber u,,t.
Of III" S'ne The Tenth Legion ought O., ia,sf up,n b.,
pr1r fIghl 20 llrnI-h these cnnnnnlc.,
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vlAHHlED,

or me 10Th mat In Amherst county, by the Rev. Mr.
Chambers. Dr. GsoKsE L. BRYASr formerly OF Powhsun
Markham. Esq.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-22

pi'aEiorrrt Row ar PrrsuvFo.-A M,y.rtF Prftsr
itou rvs futru Tho Piusbufr Dispatch contains t,
following account oi most dsgac,iu scene in tina, EN-,
ION Fnday evening, during p'ayet meenn, which =, .
held IN the Baptist church. Sixth street. under the cys
II the Rev. W. Ieasdac. man, named Blackburn and .
number OF oaef persons went into the church and walk
up 10 the pulpit. when Mt Blackburn caught n, IT, ,I,
and struck him two ~ three lines and pulled him from, t
pulpit general rush made, and number of Gyb. en-
sued dutng which ho lights Boo the church were Dot OUT
The poice was soon brought the scene bu nj, s,,.,
were made"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-22

Ma GEEEu, late u. 3. Consul Rome. (the CORES
pendent Of the Boston Atlas ssyz s on he way home
aud sdds hs conversation between Mr. G. and Cardina
Lambfodni quoted IN sll tho The Cardinal
was speaking Of the United STATES aud prospeets with
ra'het more freedom than Secretaries Of State generally
WihS proper 70 employ, 10 Conventions with frprescf
hhveS q" ioiegn govstunent aud be- concluded he re-
marks by saying lyon know Mr. Consul, that Republic.
hnvc never Kept together for long time" Mr. Green ne
Piled "And one may cay also your Eminonco there have
been many occesiasuca goyenmrnts-one only remain.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-22

FoEuos OnuuAHY.--Lout Cpl sn Waiter Scott. f.
eded sud sst wing Of the great novelist ee'o
died ~ The Cape oi Good Hope, on BIZ from Msdrs
bgtd l0nysE The batonctcy is extinct but thc Abbott.
iofi pfapery passes Walter Scott i1ckhar Cofnet bon
,he l6t Lanc,rs the only Of the editor Of hc Quauct
" Roview aud the only grandson Of the sutiJr oi Wa
vcrsy.
Tho pap,n also mention tho death Of tho Duke n A..
eyie the 3Oth Yeaf Of h,s age and Sir Davdec Gould
Admiral ~ the Red, me lat of the captains whs
cJmmsndod lin Of bauic ships the battle Of the e
iIe died ~ The advanced sge ofninoiy. The death II Loo
co~ley Psus. younger brother u the Duke Of Wei
arioa. y aso stated,
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Mr. Webster.

Mr Webster received with great eela by the eit
zen. Of Augusta. lie received with comylimcniar,
address on the part o the citizens, through their organ
Charles Jenkins, E'q TO which he replied with his usual
felicity We egre; 10 learn, however that in Consequence
Of ndsp,son Mr. Webster was unable to part,ke Of III,
dinner that had been pared IN honor Of him
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-22

~ Apaus e. Cos Express furnished with Baltimore
and Philadelphia papers nearly two h,urs aIyanco Of tho
mail
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Mexican Church Property.

The Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Pa,ri-
OF after referring to the rerograde movement OF the Wash
nston Union regard sequestaton Of the Church
property in Mexico and is declaration that all the members
OF the Administration opposed IT, makes the follow
ing remarks and Expectations" which, ii tue are Ger.
isnly curious
There some in this city who have the hardness OF
heart To assent to the belief that the doctrine Of sequesr
ting the Mexican church property put forth through
the Union by advice aud consent OF al least one mem
Der o the administration, timd pcrsonsge. who finding
the doctrine unve ally repGdiaed has ms white wash
ors and toad eaters hard work HIN our or rHr
sCKAFE
1T not supposed that the editor OF the organ
had hand in the but that the article penneo
by the associate editor twho understood be Clerk IN
the State Department. the views Of Mr. PuLK and
MIR. BUCHANAN he, the writer, THEN UNpER.Toop THENl
The matter has created yety considerable sensation
here as well elsewhere! And the scheme Of course
Wi. be utterly abandoned. 1t may have been an exper
menL'
We hope "he associate editor will give some light
as unexplained, the thing looks ugly.
A writer the National In,eigencer too. makes de-
veoPment which seemingly eoroborauve Of the .spe
culaious OF the Patriots correspondent The article sus
sesfns the eqaesrauon Of the Church property appeared
the Union OF the Ith Instant and by what will strike
every "IEgu!ar eoiEedeHee, If II were acciden
IA. letter from ashngon the " York Journal OF
Commerce, bearing date on the day, Uhe lth) this
remark IS found
"Tou Will see ihait is contemplated or rather SUI
ges'ed, 20 sequesier the property OF the Me1c1n church
during the war. AIre doubt Js d9ne as the
church influence = now the main support oflhe war"
Now, this, repeat If accidental is a most remarka-
be eoncdenee-lnd the rather the Washington cor
respondent Of the Journal OF Commerce unfrequenty
JoT''hadorI the policy Of ,he Administrator.
l. The New YO'k Journal OF Commerce learns from
Washington, on good authority, that, after his return
from North Carolina Mr. Polk will make visit to that c.
~, and probably extend hs eastward We hop, not
We were sunei'ed with the toadysn and bootlicking
which signazed the last Presidential Let there moi
be repetition OF H. Or Mr Polk wishes to travel Len
hun follow MI J. Y. Adams RePublrean example Icy
starting without sending forth herald announce his ap.
PToaeh and by pursuing his journey, without collecting
around HIM host Of sycoPhanuc oice.holders and Office
seeker.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-22

We q superior Wins Liquors
esafs &C pi,es ths tsatarayl
fa9 - ocok iNtOEs a BROTHER.
Auets
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u We call tho auenuon of 1If sII, t.,I,,. f ,, ~
port OF tho fn1ncs Committee ri The C.,,,,. ,,i..,.i
900 to-days paper our p1ysrs and citizen. ,,i, a.,
iskc every opportunity ~ make ibsfn. I,e. s,,o,,ot
with their h.ca af1.n generally soIiu, YoJ.r.D,,d
hule knowledge on he SUBJECT. would often ,,,,,,, =,
gr'at deal Of gfaundcss complaint and untss...,,, 81,
mour. cot w beeau-c iavorte scheme ~, .,. It
project not eaz'iIy snbracsd by the "Cy Fshsr.a ,b.
out reference taiw g.siof utility.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-22

W The Stockholders OF the Richmond & Petersburg
RAILROAD Company requested take notice that heir
annual meeting will be held the Office in Richmond on
Tuesday the LIST Of June next, at IL o'clock A. M
ap24-td JNO WILLIAMS T,.,su,.x
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-22

fpuR Hpls now ongsg,d i, ,bc ,,.,,.t o.,
Wstefvliot near Albany, IN Ntw Yofk State ~ maj, Of,
nam o. caErGtuoIl. The War Dspait nrpf b,s mad
acquisition for million Of eafrd zee iof aeh month
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-22
RANGE OF THERMOMETER

nj J. W. RANDOLPH cos booKsroRr, igi Ma. Sire,
MAY 2i.i, isil.
o'clock. ~ o'clock. O'clock. 5.,eIocL
80 u
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AppeaIIo the Reuevo,cn,

kev NJ tehnr3s,n resident Minister the Island Of
hey Wet nov 10 this city. asking ad fpr the pufp re
Of rebuilding he new Methodist Church which wa. de
'r'yed by the violent storm Of October Ils whcl spent
the wort Of iu ilry on thst 'i-lstsd spot
VI BE- v0uctsd for by Bishop 'uus md the pf,ncips
merchants and gentlemen hr l.'ind. The cause Doc
which Boo b. 'ngaged BE- of gf,st general Qood The
house be- engissd 10 io erection D s Tor the accommo
dsu'n of oil Who may vaI 90 suend divine service an the
1nd D. well o. he stranger and foreigner vino may be un-
fortunate IN being Unprotected and thrown on dat Isolated
spyi
W. r. Will mako ins chIs upon the community at.,u,
respect FOO p.spn'' ls uo Church ~ be ss f,r oil VIII.
may wish 70 be- 10 Attendance We hope tho very ereo-
meet with proper li God sympathy from iai-
fgf4ro.r,fy
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CITY FINANCES

REPORT or THE COMMITTEES Or ETNSNCE yrs,,,t,S
al an asHr-d sof-k Of As Of tAe Cur Of k,Is,J
o. rae lstA Of Nay. ~ Mr.. MEATH
IL appears by tho Chamberlain statements herewith
presented that the cash balance IN the CITY T,easuty ON
me ,s, OF Mareh' 1910, was $3.50 ~
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Religious Notices.

In the let Presbyterian Church. The Rev Dr. Snod,,,..
~I' preach ON Sabbath, at III A. NJ DR. James Asssn
der will preach ut 3 2. VI. "
In the 2nd Presbyterian Church, III. Rev Mr. J,n.,
VIII preach ut III A. NJ; Rev. MIR. Beadle ut "A NJ
United Church on Shockoo Hill. Rev. c C. Jon.s ID
a. NJ; Dr. Barley, "a 7. NJ; DR.. Chamberlain
Saint James, Dr. Davidson, IL A. NJ; Dr Gnv Alp
NJ. " wi III "'As' - T.
PM. " "'"'
centenary, Rev. J. +. Price, III A. NJ; Rev Piest F. c.
Sparrow, z. NJ. "
Trinity, Rev. T. Pryor. 8 p NJ
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1854 50

Sl65.U93 -
I6l.49s So
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PLEAsURE EXCURSIONS,

1EhENr loo b,nss Rosepdale Cement landing ot By
~ myR0 KDHOND q DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-22

VI TNIh, Tor The purpose Of raising money Tor thr
benefit oil the lrsh will be held the Fork Church Cum
berand ON the 2oth inst An address suitable 10 the occa
sion will be delivered. Ma ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-22

W Rev Dr. CArERs. one OF the Bishops OF the M.tho-
dst Episcopal Church, South. will preach at the Cenrena
~, tomorrow, (SABBATH) afternoon, at ~ O'Clock.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-01-16
From the n, O, Della Jan,S
FROM THE ARMY OF 0CCUPAs


Capt Brown, OF HE sohr, Robert Nils
was Informed by Capt Todd, OF the U =
Armv that Santa Anna at the head Ol To-
600 troops, was on his way and within iou'
davs of Salillo--aNd that General WoHh
unable to maintain his ground against sucl
overwhelming numbers, was slowly falling
back in the direcuoa of Monterey; and
that Gen. Taylor, in anticipation of an al
tack on tha, city, was foui(yIng it at every
assaiIabe point. Il was also stated lha
Gen Patterson, who was on his march
hom Camargo TO Tampco, being made
ware Of The stale of affairs, had counters
marched Tho division under his command
and was rapidly advancing, by forced
marches, for Monterey.
From Mr., Fowler, a gentleman Of this
city, who came passenger in the steam
propeller Virginia, and who left SlluIlo on
the l7th ult, we have subsequently learned
that previous to bis leaving, Gen. Worth's
spies had come into camp aud reported thai
Santa Anna was within three or four DAYS
march of Salillo, and rapidly advancing, al
The head of about Is 900 men.
Gen Worth Immediately sent an express
10 Gen, Taylor, which reached bin a,
Victoria at II o'clock, p, VI on the l7rh;
and at three O'clock, A, M the next day,
Ger, Tay Ior despatched Two regiments, the
Kentucky and Tennessee volunteers, TO re.
inforce Gen. Worth al SalIilo, intending to
follow himself as soon as possible, with all
his dispossble force Gen. Tay lor felt con.
fdenI Of his being able 10 arrive at SalUllo
before Santa Anna could reach there.
The whole force OF Gen Taylor wouC
then amount 10 about 10000 men, which
be considered sufficient to cope with any
force that Santa Anna could bring agans
him
To-day we shaI be in receipt of our cor.
respondence by The Virginia, which vessel
had not come up 70 lhe city at late hour
last night, when we shall be enabled 10 lay
before our readers the full details.
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NOTICE
is REREBY GlYEN,

FENO all legatces creditors al d other pc sons in
"a lcresled IA the estates OF the respective dece
dents aud minors thalth adm inistralion ant guar.
dian accounts OF the said estates have been filed
in the office of the Register OF the county of Co.
lumbia, and will Re presented for confirmation
and allowance to the OrphanIs Court, to be held
at DanNe; in and for tae county aforesaid, on
"Wednesday the 10th day of January, next, at 2
o'clock, PM.
l The account Of Samuel Greasy, Adminstra-
tor of the estate OF Henry reas y, late of MiiIlin
township, deceased.
The account of John Bealer, Administrator
cGthe estate OF .-ibaham BeaIer, late of Fishing
creek township, deceased,
The account Of Thomas Mendenhall, Exec
utor of ihe last will and testament of John Smith
late of SugaroaG township, deceased.
CHARLES CONNER, Register.
Register Office,
DanvIIe, Dec, l8, 1916,
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Public SaHe,


To be sold al Venduo by the subscriber
on
Sahrdoyh 3oM dag Of January neri
on the premises situate in Bloom towns 1ip
Columbia County about one mile from the
town of BIoomsburg on the grea, road leal
Ing from Boomsburg to Orangavlle and
Immediately in the Iron regi'n II Columbla
County certain lot of ground conrain-
p acres strict measure wherapn il erected q
log house and log stable well of water at
he door and a variety Of fruit trees Sale IL
commence at 10 o'clock a, NJ, and terms
made known.
IDDINGS BARKLEY
Acting Executor OGeorge Linn dec
Observation-Disclosures 5 1916.