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SPLENDID ASTRONOMICAL INsTRUNEET-The great Re
fraction Circle, ordered for the National Observatory some
two from the Messrs. Erte OF Munich has az
ryed. IL eight large boxes, and one OF the
most splendid lnsTumenis-nOt To be used an equaio-
ral-in the world. IL has object glass Of inches
with focal distance OF los. Ii has circles Ut feet
each, with IL reading microscopes. IL il constructed
that It Is IT. colmGior and It's eyepieces the high
Get power, are colmaung eyepIcces. IL has collima
toF also, through the axis Ut rotation. IL has the adyan
'asc o. reversing readily between piers, OF A.
the side OF them-a most important point. Yet so perfect
the machinery reversing the instrument that the
immense weight-morc than 2OOO p5unds-can be rased
with the little finger. In all parts, bears marks Of the
most exquisite workmanship. IL made the minu-
test paris, alter plans and drawings furnished BY Lieut.
MauTy, superintendent ct the National Observatory and
pronounced by the makers 20 be the best and perfect
instrument that has from their hands Ii for
the purpose among other things Of investigating some Of
the most interesting and delicate problems practical as
uonOmy-yz: plrsaX Of the fixed stars aimospherica re-
fractions. and the effect Of the upon the pumbne
we understand the dunes upon It amounted upwards
81, 5O0-Union.
I5 IL is remarkable that the Union can announce the
reception Of this splendid instrument. without protesting
IN It's own vehement Style against this Light House Of the
Skies" erected and furnished in utter contempt Of the
Resolutions OF '95-99 by the General Government. As
the National ln,egencer poiniedly asks where O pink
OF consistency slept the holy horror with which thou wer
stricken by the recommendation Of President Adams for
the establishment; OF National o. ssrvaioy7 That was
monsrous proposition subIeu the Constitution and
was assaod with oil the herceness OF outraged patriotism
Aor the thing is, by the same lips lauded 10 the
echo 2"
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NJ. John T. Gibson, son OF Moor Jsmos Gibson, OF
Jefferson county s endeavoring 10 form company u,
service M MoEico I said that he hiss about hail hs
number enroiled.-RomH'y va InisHigeneeT
Perhaps II Capt Gibsoa will 60 into the Tenth Legion
be may be able 70 complete the organization Of h!s corn
psny.
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ANOTHER HOWE CERTIEIc.rE


Cherry ~ all that 10 Processes TO bc.--GmE
MEDICINE all the cures
been recorded
not furnish To this which proof
OF the durability OF Consumption, when life had despair
cd Of
self duty bound testify the which your Compound
surup OF Wild Cherry part
Il every body ought To know it. a violent
cough splitting Of blood OF
voice Indicating alarming appetite gone
aud my sIcfgh had failed my and phy.ea
were persuaded could
inquiry would be likely In
procure most certain reC She
pound syrup OF Wild Cherry failed the
hopeless Your medicine Immediately
bottle gave relief AMI by the had bot
tie my cough had en and strength much improved In
wish and that the VI
your medicine has saved from prcma gave. shall
pleased TO give any information respecting my
Yours with respect,
ISAAC MORGAN REEVES
No Re Chester st between Race m V.nr, Phil
DR- J. u. ELLISON, Frantfott Ny ,ays.-
was Induced om pc toants
commented In haieTl Med Diseased
Lungs TO Try OF Wild Cherry ,ay
that much pleased
as that prescribe IA preference
have been engaged IN active
the ~ Patent Necnc thought OF TO express an OBJ
a
The genuine article prepared only Do SwAYNE Inventor
and sole Proprietor Egh aud Race
All Wild Cherry preparations being gSsrrsy .ci0Hs eoHa
eJot' without his signature.
ALSO, for ,ale Wholesale and Retail, by
rEYTON JOHNSTON, us Main ST,
and DuvAtL PURCELL Druggists I47 Main
Richmond, Va.
Bragg Wilson, aud Chas Corng CO. Drirxi.ts Pet.t.
burg Chas H. Iiensh Portsmouth Toy Norfolk Lie d.
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TO Printers, Book flinders aud Cabi-
net Makers.

I - VTFNIVN WTIU Fls--VTN CH80 VfOn FnpeT-
- Glue a. pieces tough suitable Tor Psn
r TO Bnicrs fne Cabno wos. M purposes where
GOOD stforg slue usd Just fn.cved fof al. ~
| PURCELL n LADJ.
| j. 10 Dnfgists. u OF Main A.
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o. See the article, IN another column, from the Mata-
moros Flag 1t shows what Little reliance Is to be placed
upon the oea! furnished by the Departments
to the " ashir gon Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16

~ The Baum,re American publfho5 Card sgned
by tho Southern Students Of Dickinson College. 81 Car.
lsle Pa oSoneraung Professor McCIntock from a paft.
cpaon n the recent Boz i town. occasoned By an az.
tempt Of the Abouonss to from their owners sev.
efa runaway slaves They s'y that they satisfied from
hc most respectable testimony, that tho charge sesins,
Professor Nee untrue ani cHptoss the belief that he
incapable OF such conduct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16

" The company Of u. :. troops, commanded by Lieut.
Clutter, formerly commanded by Copt John Tyler ~
embarked at Foruoss Monroe the 10Th inst for the ses
Of war; Il be- composed principally Of Vrgnian, After
OIL hands board, sfewe address Of mos, col.
emn and impressive character delivered the com
pony by the Rev Moses D. oge Of Richmond unde, The
influence Of which many Of tho soldiers wero bathed in
toor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16

nov wIREaO bundle. Iron wire ss.o ,ed number, for
= se low BY WILLIAMS HAXALL
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~ The London Times begins to manifest some di.plea
sure and alarm Of the consequences that may result from
the sympathy exhibited, particularly In the United statcs
of tho suhsrng Of the ih people end the actyc and eC
hcieni measures adopted Tor their relief Can We feel
unn1ed satisfaction asks the Timos n hearing that our
rivals and our caIumnnor. n whore mouths Ireland has
ever been the worst opprobum iheit jealousy their ma,
ce' N their Ignorance, could suggest are nov bestong
their charity unfortunate iollow.s From ali
parts Of The United States have come subscriptions mixed
with sympathy. Hsiher Gatfsrng nor sate 10 fbi. ma
Possibly Inc Times apprehonsive. o. t may well
be- that the eloquent Irish orator. McDgler DID not give M
ernnce 10 s own feelings only, butfahe the universal
voice q HE countvmcn, when, few weeks since Of o.
dinner given 90 the officers and Of an American we.
oil which had carried % iceland cargo IT provisions, the
offering Of American beneyolencc. he sad &" IT, DO the
"vcissudcs 10 which oil nations orc ,1poscd danger shall
fn the Great Republic, and the choice be made us
" 60 desert ~ boinond ho land Of Washington aud Of
franklin, Tor will prefer 10 BIZ qstef1l G, the ss
mhnan rather han loyal to the Lsye.o The bid ayow.
a Of ouch sentiment may well excite some apprehension,
on the other side OF the ChanRcl
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TEMPORARY REMOVAL.

IGOR The lu0o NJ onlkins aud improving bis the
'cfbf has removed hrs stock of Go de temporarily No N
West Main Street third door below Jenkins may
found general al Bo5's SAos T,vat Haf Caps
ae which b. viii onr low pficet and elimination
90 which be- respectfully public
rally JUDAH MYERS
ic 10 No 70 yysst N,,o ~
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ProspcCInIPeace.

The New Orleans Bulletin ct the sh inst states posi-
lively that Herrera has been elected President OF Mexico
snd that the Clergy favor OF peace and says that
Herrera would Immediately make public declaration TO
that effect The Buen adds, that letter from an utf-
Ger Gen. SCOTS army, brought By the last arrival and
whose situation highly favorable obtaining correct
information, said 'peace would shortly be made"
In confederation OF this opinion find the following
srtele IN the New Orleans National Of the sih inst
"PRosrEcr or PEACE WITH MESIco.-we have had the
pleasure OF conversng with OF gallant officers Just
returned from the scat OF have TO be-
eve that the prospect O peace with Mexico not alto
gethoT chmerca Tue British residents ct Mexico begin
10 speak OF such thing necessary and they no oub,
represent the feelings OF their government and British
nation having great look after IN Mexico can
exert influence that will greatly facilitate peace n n
chooses 10 do Before the taking OF Vera Cruz the
British residents Of that city crcdunus about our
conqueing Mexico. The battles ct Buena Vista and Ger
todo have forced them acknowledge the thing as
done, and they speak OF the Mexican nation as no
longer competent TO carry a civilized warfare.
Again, the most intelligent citizens of Vera Cruz
aud Jaapa, aud the intervening county, agree the war
should longer be carried They acAuow edge that
the Mexican PREVAIL that the resources of the
people exhausted. The people are hourly becoming
tariffs and annoying tolls upon tie roads has faci-
tated internal commerce. and destroyed monopoes that
every where weighed down the lbofing classes
Lastly, the Clergy Of Jalapa among whom are many of
the most intelligent OF Mexico openly their desire
tor peace They have learned that making war
upon religion, but upon the military despots have re-
duced Mexico It's present degradation; OF course their
sentiments will have an extended influence.
Although our reasons for expecting a peace may ap.
pear first sight somewhat superficial still we find more
substance which TO ground 4 hope that the war is
nearer at an end than has heretofore been
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16

This delicious luxury served up overy day. md in
very superior style by Thompson Of "Our House" fIsv
ing been pfosontod with bowl Of ON yesterday We can
answer for is excellence IL ol fepast for Tho ort
skiiul Of oil amicus n this species o ealing London
Alderman Our friends are advised 10 coll and Try Tor them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16
NOTES ON PIANO FORTES.
FOR sALE nv
DRINkER n NORRIS
"a MIN STREET,
hooksciicr~- Stntioncrs, and Dealers I'm plan


hookseier~- stntioncrs, and Dealers I'm Plano
fortc,, Music, &c.
WORCESTER'S name as Piano Forte
Maker Is nmilir in this OF county IN eonn-cop
WIN The ate house OF stodar Worcester DunhaH m wheb
t,b,hnen exclusive hni,brr OF all Inrumrns III. Nv H.
ms skhI anu superior workmanship which bi 80
instruments viii not only excel in all the
| superior instrument
We ony as. for them. other makers. fair
Itoe''rs and Others who have purchased Of the ven
| the general Judgment ~ ~
Measure those ia want hat As hi.
nnuielory in New York Tree expense, to Riebmor and
from 10 TO 20 per cheaper Than prices usually ob,ar Tot
| those OF StodaTL Worcester A. nuuham's make.
written guarantee win be instruments sold and
% ny hs' prove 10 be- amer the most rigid
snprrory the purchase money
s Orders from the country viii prompt auen,oa aud
be eIeeud to the entire satisfaction purchaser
We beg To refer to the annexed testimonials
| PIANO FORrES..--We gladly take the on
por'uny Of the present sangers in our civ
speak OF The Piano fories OF Mr. Worcester Having o
easion to purchase instrument, eonsutr, mo
lessor OF the piano forte aud By applied to M
ana we are hapPy to say with entire satisfaction quality
and price There Away, eersn fashion even sbou,
Instruments but fortunately the tone and good piano
' can stahu upon he own intrinsic merit which
the general Judgment and tho. who A.. ~
ettets pianos 10" one which yielded ~ $50 Stewards Tor
me ish was OF HI, manufAeure-New Yos Christian Inqu,
rer -
The reputation ofar woreesers Piano. is such that
most unnecessary To offer any r,narks
their quality Of tone elegance OF or general t.
'ue'eni lot inc purpose To state that they
be- c'erued IN any respect They mahogany and
-trumen which they purchase perfect confidence ,ud
by all means examine those OF hrs You. Min
49, '
have several times called the Piano Forte Faeto
fyN l39, Third Avenue. Without meaning to write pG
Panoshe with which the player bring out thc ne
tone There " something pleasant Of piano
under ladys touch Hhoui amateur into
when he contrasts ms and finds himself ia
ei aS We're to brirE out every harsh and
strings The difference owing ~omany tact hch
avoids every thing ianng nnohs Certainty ny
players do Hummer out melody risno
eIsruon Il not quite the musical effect black
'mih Now " hard abuse Mr. worec.t-r's pianos to
make them Janse they yield tone 30 readily as TO
eua1e one To gently by them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16

IL On examining the official version Of Cen SCOTS pro-
camaion to the MeNicans, perceive little substantial
difference between It and that heretofore published that
icing wded with NATTER we have concluded to defer it,
publication to n more convenient season.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16
Editorial Correspondence OF the Picayune. |
IN a


statement IS made in many Of the papers the United
States, believe IN the Union among others to the effect
that Gen. Scott will shortly have 20 900 men with WHICH
to match upon the city OF Mexico The assertion may not
be positively made, but given such way that the
public really think that he has IN force
Now, what Is the teal OF the easel will give H.
formed upon the last data.
There not. this line of observation-disclosures the
garsons OF Vera Cruz Jaapa and Peroie-there are
say, more than 5000 effective all told; arc more
than 1000 recruits At the present time he way to swell
tho number Alter leaving Pcrote Gen Scott will not have
more than 6nOO-at least not more than 6500-to move
upon the city OF MeAicoinianiry artillery dragons san
pers, ordnance and volunteers all told To be sure
they all good aud true aud body can fight their
way into Or out OF the county, but all will tina, this force
Is not hall as large the public may think II is ging
from the erroneous statements made in OF the Jour
mails OF the county Whether the should meet with
new successes or whether should overake It, in
either case the number of should be known-if
successful the greater will be the credit due the few
who achieve new auTes; the contrary the number
OF men sent far into the heart an enemys country
should be known and published. England expects every
man TO do his duts'-irom the small number of men sent
ON an emprIse which Is extremely perous would seem
that the United States expects every do more Gen
Scott has not half the the public in the United States
ihink he mas. Yours, &c. c. w. X.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16

u The New Orleans Picayune has received from Col
Mata Of the Mexican prisoners on parole IN that city
a copy Of pamphlet Spanish, entitled "Rehections
upon the War between the Uncd States and Mexico and
Us consequences-by Mexican" The editor has NOT
yet had time "a examine it,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16

u The Wing Congressional Convention in the Msvs.
vile ky)dsici met at Covington the 9Th inst aud UNI
animousy nominated Mo- John P. Came, nov prisoner
IN the CRY Of Mexico s candidate Tor Congress That
district was represented tho last Congress by Col Tib.
bstts, tLocofoco)
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CITY ARRIVALS.

t.euAsss Horst June isih-D Iosss PsisubuIs Covhs
on. hsnaaeh Nj Riddle. Delaware Bate, funes George
Ceurtin New rotk sparhaws COLUMBUS. Ga: q Adams
iods 1eha BAH New Orleans IIeslsu Chatouesvi- wta
fairaI co, Va.
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=. w. NIaury q co., Managers,

Drawn Nos Of Leesburg No -, June ~.
10 . - 81 ~ IS ~ Sc 81 50 ~ 81 n
New Jency. No ~, fo odayS2OOOO Capital 10 pines Of
1000, 40 of $50, &C. - Nos IS drawn Tckets s.
ratuTday--ifiii bOiin' Tickets SIi. For sale nj
Je 10 MANAGERS OFFICE, No. Guy Iiatei
LUCE'S OFFICE, WALL STREET..
OCk sold 10 capitals last week, among there was
IL prize Of $1,000, on hall. COO on a whole, besides
prizes OF 300, $50, 100, &c. &c.
The same success may be expected 10y those who pur-
chase their tickets at "bUCKS" ar-famed prize Office
Drawn Nos Of Pokomoke, 20:
80 20 II 81 80 ~ 81 20 a. 80 90 ~ -.
Ticket IL IS SO, przo Of SlOO sold the above and
paid by LUCK
Dawn Nos. OF Grand Consolidated, class %:
90 80 10 70 35 % - 2 Is 76 &c So 10
prize OF 100 whole Ticket was sold in the above
TO gentleman and paid by LUCK.
The draw ing OF the iavore Baltimore Lottery TAX place
this day Wednesday. The scheme IL rich and attractive
For particulars scheme below aud for Pnze Tickets
drop ~ at LUCk'S Office to-day.
Maryland Consolidated LOTTERY. for the benefit Of Sus
quehanna Canal, class No. %. 10 numbers Is drawn
Grand Cnpuls $4,000. 5000 1900. 1922 20 OF 1900
20 Of 1000, &c. Wholes 10; halves . quarters so
Also the delaware Lottery, the drawsR Of which comes
10 hand by - =. w. Capitals $4,000. $500. 1900 1926,
20 przes OF 1000 10 numbers ~ drawn: Wloles 50
halves so; quarters 75c
Pnzes to be had IN any quantity until z. Mst
BUCKS OFFICE.
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Fine Dress SHOES for Gentlemen.
MEbave jua received Eoek Of Mics pun,


" pursuance Of an ordinance passed by the City
Council Juue Ill., lsi7 oh-s will be Cham
herins Office the 1T of July for part
Of han Of 100000 bearing ptyabe
annually The 1T January and Is; July
fret January sGsno oIe o be- for smaller thsn
dfed dollau Gactonli part thereof
j. tG--vM WM SHEPPARD Chamberlain
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16

II The New Orleans Southerner Gays Il ha. some foun-
daton Tor the belief that Gen Taylor wall return TO the
United States IN about a month, on a temporary leave Of
absence. The whole number OF troops under his com
m'nd' that papsr says, will not the LIT Of July next
eEceed Tie command Of BrgadIer Genetal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16

u II Is said "a the New Orleans papers that Col Jefe
son Dava will decline receiving the commission Of Bnga-
der General recently rendered to him by Mr.. Polk The
hardness which the honor was conferred, snkugy in
contrast with the haste evnced promote Folks old law
partner Cen Pillow, to Genofalsbp. doubtless
doprives t Of ell yau in his eyes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-16

SALE oP THE CROP ~ TOBACCO or NV. BASKET
E'a. of Tuvlnna, BY Bridges a Mckinney.
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~ OTICE.-AII persons indebted to J. A.

OllCE.-All persons indebted to ]. A.
Chkson T. Co. aud Richards Gardner will PLEASE make
immediate the ming unpa ON
lst July next will be paced the hands of
j. lS-u CLARkSON A GARDNER
SAGS-We have just received supply Grain and Brsn
~ Bags AMI prepared orders o extent
le 10 WILLIAMS A laval
ubHE HHiCkS-We have store about 5000 Bricks
II which We viii ten low to close cons gnmenL
jel6 WILLIAMS A. UAXAII.
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Dictionary Of Poeeal Quoaons Containing over 500
subIets from various authors and moicTn by
son, Mo, IN I vol, l2mo.
Ny Little Geography, adapted Capacities Of young ch,,
dren edited by Mrs Tuth by Original tngs
Al Books received for sal. al
prices at the Bookstore Of DRINKER a MORRIS
10 Ma
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MOOrnlln'S Analysis OF the Wa. Springs,
IYith Map Of The Routes sc.
TIME VIRGINIA SPRINGS with tbeir ann .

- ysis and some remarks their character together
directory for the Of the White sulphur Water account
the diseases To which applicable together with an aeeoun
OF the different routes To the Springs map
anees ground plot showing the position of
public buildings and private residences White
phur Springs.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-25
FOREIGN ITEMS.

EseLIsH ELEcrroSThe result of the elections for Eng
land and Wales completed, exhbis-Liberas 252 Peees
9l Protectonists l65 giving total of 5O7 The Post
gives the numbers follows Returns observation-disclosures
tionists237 Liberals D. Peetes Sc Nondescrpt Lord
Seahsm) l643 Returns not yet made Kilkenny county
p Orkney l--656; Sudbury, disfranchised, 2-65s
FonEsr on FInEThe fire in the forest of Donne Prus-
sia which commenced the 29h Of July still continued
the 2ls of August wentythree daysin spite Of the
immense efforts extinguh it, More than five hundred
have been employed for this purpose many days The forest
of Donner belongs the State The value of the trees which
contained estimated at rs, 200 600 francs about five
millions of dollars. #.
Among the failures in London that had caused the
cement that of Robinson Co., the head of the
being the Governor Of the Bank Of England.
SrEaMER GREAr BRIrAIS.-The long contemplated at
tempt get off this celebrated came off ON the st
umo and proved to be total failure, although aided Ivy
Government Of six hundred horsepower No hope
her, and other like effort will be tried
again.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-25

SERIOUS PuS.-Punning is accomplishment which
may be learned by any who has toerabe memory
quickness OF perception 1t is mechanical art But good
pun that shall not only please but sasy-give the mind
sensation Of Completeness not made every day. Thefo
lowing from LEeH HUNT contains that pcrfec
in its kind
"To love matter Of fact is TO have lively of the
vsbe and immediate love fiction, is to have lively
Of the possible and remote. Now these senses
they exist ALL necessity real the the other
The only proof of either is in perception To blind
imam the most visible coors exist than the hues Of
fairy tale to a destitute Of fancy. To Of fancy
who sheds tears tale the chair in which he sits has
'uer existence in its way than the story that him.
His being is his proof in both instances"
HuSr is evidently serious in this is trial of
gcnuity a literary pastme, but serious argument Yet
he had himself work with humor aorethough make
rsbe jingle Of words he could not have been
h-Connecfcut Courani.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-25
THE WEEKLY Observation-Disclosures.

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% Mr. JAMES Winner is also our Special Agent, with
the authority, in the State Of Pennsylvania.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-25
LAW PARTNERSHIPS.

LYON x PRINCE.
TIME undersigned will practice law in partnership in the
several Courts of the counties OF Marengo SUMTER and
Greene and in the Supreme Court of the State at De-
mopois, Alabama. f. s. LYON,
aug 7-1y o. III. PRINCE.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-25

COLDIERS, LAND WARRANTS.-The highest mar
ket price given for Soldiers Land Warrants Certif-
Gates. II. w. LATHAM x CO., Bankers,
june 22--du Corner of ID and 9TH streets.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-09-25
MoNTGoMERY's STEAM BOILER.

We give place to the following Communication
with so much the greater readiness in that the
writer is citizen known TO us to be possessed Of
such experience in whatever concerns the theory
and practical knowledge in Mechanics, that we
place very great reliance upon his judgment in all
such matters.