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APOLEON and his Marshals.
Oregon Y California, by Greenhow
Theirs French Revolution,
Elegant Extracts, by Perciyal, j val
Statements Manuel, q VOL.
De Aubigne's History of lie ReEor
nation, 4th vol.
Downings Fruitand Fruit Trees, Am
American Gardener,
American Orchardist,
Mason's F~arrieFy.
Dicks Works, complies ia 8 Wi.
Abboll's Works,
Gcmbe On Constitution DC Man.
Fowler on Memory.
Family Bibles, Pocket a., School 40.
achool Iestamsnts,
fresbylerian Hymns, Methadist d..
Common Prayer,
the Bible Koran and Talmud.
The Young Christian, Young Student.
Married and Single,
Lovers and Husbands.
remarkable Criminal Trials,
arctlc Regions, Prairie Land,
Paflor Magic,
Farley's Winter Evening Tales.
Asia,
Islands,
Juvenile Tales,
MEDICAL BOOKS;
Bell and Stokes pracar
wassonas do
R~amsbcthem Parsuritiop,
Dunglison's New Remedies.
Medical Dictionary.
Prlria's Materia Medioa ana Tho.o-
peutics,
Cooper On DislOcations and Frac,.va,
Bache's Family Library.
annn's Domestic Medicina.
Wood " Bache's us. D;sns...,.
NOVELS.
Redskins, BY Coo6sr.
r~iirsaIlons America. bv gast.s.la
CHRONICLES 0f Clovernook.
fictares from Italy, Old Sapctp,r !,
Arrah Neil, uaFy'
Tour IF London,
Conies Mons Of q Pretty Woman.
TaPtaln O'Sullivan, Ramero.
Llyonian Tales, Bushrangss.
Artizan Of Lyons,
Temptation Of Wealth. E,k.n Au.
Urmond on the Secret Wi,nsas
Grumbler, Highlands Of EtAioo;s
T TarenI.ae hsClntchy, Fair Isabel,
Received and Tor sale by
January l6, Is47. !
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4 ANDERSON, M. b.
Nieka5arg, 26M Mar. la1a

VscksONTg, 26h NOV, 1916.
DR. =. 3. BILLINes.-Sir:I have usea
IN ny plantation during the past sum.
mer your "~Astringent SYRUP and have
lGund \ en- invaluable remedy II the
class q cases Eor which you recommend
" 90 net think any preparation can
be more safely used, and think that every
planter should have q supply always On
.hand. believe it to DO The meet yaIua-
bic medicine in use, for the IDEAS. ! 4
nlisPnrAa "a EaliaVa.4
very respectfully, your obt. seryl.
] s. YERGRR.
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the CANTON FnmaLB ACADrMv.


e new u successful operation under The Sd
perintsndseo of Mr. Rossar ANDBases, 4
Principal, and competent Assistants. M
Anderson il q graduate Of tie South caroliB,
Colleges and has been engaged in teachin,
Y this and The nsighboTihg States for ssvsra
years past. He i ! teacher b profession
and BY the arrangements made with him hi.
Interest il intimately identified with the pros.
peritg VI the Institution over which he presides
he comes recommended to US By gentlemen
Of high character and standing ID this State, d
an accomplished scholar, a gentleman ind d
Notwithstanding with these qualities 4
talent for maintaining discipline and i happy
faculty Of imparting knowledge. Chemical
end Philosophical apparatus, Globes, Maps,
&c.y will Ne provided.
The Academy building il spacions and com
Portable, and besides The School Rooms, Il i'll
tended for The residence Of TIE Principal and
biz family, And HE accommodation Of ali the
boatding pupils whom parents and guardians
may wish y have placed under the immediate
charge Of the Principal. II is located in i
pleasant and retired part Of tho town, and IN
che vicinity Of respectable families, where
boarding can be had on reasonable terms.
With the view to prevent extravagance, to
repFess The love Be display, and the apiri. cf
rivalry IN dress, the following uniform has been
prescribed:
FoR SRREsa AMT. SUMMER-
Plain Blue Bingham Dress and sun-bonnet
If she same, with white Or brown linnen apron.
FoR FaEE AND W4NrHR-
Dress Of WOODEN or Worsted III any des.
Of . solid green color, bonnet Of the
color, with Iinnen Of brown Holland
apron, and thick soled shoes,
Pupils arestriclly prohibited from attending
o%rsocial parties.
THE Trustees gre gratifsd III announclnU.
net Rlsh the means III their disposal, they viii
70 enabled commencing with the next regular
esslon, t0 altord gTatultous to aN pu-
'la Eeeldants Of this county, in the following
ranches; spellng, Reading, Writing and ART
hmetic. Either Euglish Grammar Of Geography
aay pc taught ~ addition al So per session.,
u saCM. II " N re understood however, that
w RuPH ShouIg pe taught any other branch
IN W. aasnss classes, we VIII Pc charged AZ
J. . $3.50 III lhat eiass. ~ nas peen deemed
" $500 n " aaopl "a 2 fule, shat M pupil un-
s ! NM sa NM " ~ ysass shaii De received tor
'asu1'Vl ausslustaoA'
Ine Scholastic yaerconsisting often months,
Ai ne divided into 1--WE sessions Of FIVE months
Mt eemhasnelng respectively On the first Of
1880 s Iau Malcn 81 every year: Az the
ose soa me Sammer Session d public exami-I
.tAoh Wsil 1e neld, afterAwhtch there will bel
sacaI,on curing tae months of August and
'PhslhpsF. FuPils VIII pc received at any
tn, ana XIII oniy De charged from the time
snAsancei oai inter that 20 charge will be-
~ WI 7 leas tme tAau Session, unless ID
se "a continued abasaes ior more than i
!, s.VAlSAs "a ueasA'
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4HT S4IS86st0pt CIRCLE
3 tgaaisHA1 Every SATURDAY MnaNzaa
BF JOHN E. MONTGOMERY,
AZ Ilsse aalaEs 8 year, il paid wilhia one
Heath from the time Of Subscribing. III not
paid Hifhin that sime. 81 Five doiiafs year,
duo, and will 81 saed loF. Ia al caasa, atGht
expiration &c ths mantb.
Advertisements inserted at one dollar per
square, payable on The fret insertion, ana Will
So sued ior Immediately, il not paid. YEARLY
advertising as heretofore.
Aaialaa oE = personal natures whenever d.
mIsgads will be charged Il the rate of Two
dollars loF sxsFy Ten lines for each insertion.
Roilhzsl e~isculafs or public addresses. for
sAs baaeas Of individual persons Of companies,
Will hs charged as advertisements, and 1t TIE
aozI4 rates.
Announcing Candidates Fer Office, Si0.
All lob W0Fk must b paid for on d~elivery.
Eealage on letsaFa NUT be paid, oE they will
At he attended b.
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.GRATS OINTMENT pL1STFR

CRAPS OINTMENT PLASTER
is prepared BY 4 new chemical eombi
nation Of that justly celebrated Grav,,
ointment with Resinous Gums. III !
manner that makes these pIasters az
superior to any ia use, for Rhenma,;r
affections, pains ii the breast. back Is
side and are an invaluable remedy a.
wsakness oiany part Of the body where
Y y possible to apply them particularly
Y used 70 connection with Woodman;s
Purgalive Vegetable Pills. prsnas ~ !
. sold BY o. o. WOODMAN
Druggist Vicksburg.
FoF sale % the Drug Stusa ~
PRLESTLEY 3 MosBY,
34-4m.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-11
FRESH GROCERrEs.
EoRDTS ~ MONTGOMERl

N0kDIS III MONTGOMERY.
MWAVE aAt received direct from New
0Fleans, / large and we'll selected
stock of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS
and "A Miscellaneous articles, which theY
RA uery lolu FIJI CasA. among which
age
Rlce. Cheese, Pickles,
Pepper Mustard,
Flour Sugar, Wines, Spirits
Salt, MoIasses, and LIQUORS.
Coffee ~ Tea, Tobacco.
Candies, Starch. Cigars. &c.
Powder, Shot, Caps h Lead.
Iron, Steel, NaiIs& Glass,
castings Trace Chains,
ssnlsans2 AxoS ChurnS.
spaaes ana buckets, &c.
Sh0gels, Crockery, Wood anal
Hardware, etc.
IN. BThay win Be regularly ain.
piled through lhe season Win Onions.
Potatoes, Fruits and all sorts vi Proyi'
aions.
December IL, 1886. /
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Cantom, Madison @. Miss. June III laaa
Rates or TUITION,

Yfnstees.
Cantoas dladson O. Miss. june ii Isa7
RATES or TUITION,
ecr session of rive month";.
1aagg Dparimenk- Including. spsllise
Reading, wiring md Arithmslic,-, ~ pugiIs
q Madison county ever six years old, eras. .
ana English Grammar 81 Geography nv N
saasaen shs terms above s~tated-sO 81 ,bsr.
Si0,0e
gsast Caas-Including Geoerabhy E,,,,.h
GraHnla History, Elements IL Bo.ssr MI
Chemistry, Natural Philosophy. An,ian;,;s.
q ias 3sNs Greeks and Romans, Mythology
Pos'''0A' $500
Senior caas- Including Historv9 Ro,.a.
gnem'sssy, Philosophy Mental, Natural and
OAo1ah. t's'asntes IF Uhnsaanity, Logic. Rhe.
tone MineralOgy and Geology, Physiology and
4 nasomy, wee Of The Globes, Algebra. Geoms.
sFy, Astronomy and Composition. S9o ~
LAslh, GEsek French 81 German, 1000
Masie-Guisar, onno
Piano, 81 ~.
Z Harp, sass
Use II Instrument, ! IN
$500 ~ Painting, 1000.
ssAs Eanc, 100
1aImenssi invariably ons half ii advance.
NJ. ssF n; CO. hstssss Spelling Book, wal
DIetlon.t Common Bchoof. q Feleos;c
hssaeEs fngleY's Geography, Daviea' ean,se
q Mssasmasios from bis fist i%assona Il NI.hs
#aass through biz Boudon's Aleebra M T.n
ss1aEes MoEss's Geography, Twins Catachisrs.
a.ssogy Batany Chemistry, Mythology and
Agtlquities, Goodrich, Worcester ma TS,I ".
Histories Olmslead,s Natural PhiIosonhv coa
ssoekss Chemistry, Wayiand's MoraE Ss;sn.a
eoYd's Rhetoric, Watts' Logic. CaldwellsS Elos
luton smiih's Engiisa Grammar, R-uschsnbay-
us Eismentaof Anatomy, Physioioev. Mine.
sAsay Geology and Botany, BaFFissss Gsogrs-
&. ~ Heavens a beref0mbIe ~ III ;r3sl
$500 Pows5s, Alexander's Evidences of
100 5eAfalns including light and wasbino
~ y. naa WIN III Principal ii the Academe
afs es month. w dOi-
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Tnn -MADTsoNVTLLE MATL
TIE VERNON MFA1r


QMee open every day, ercept Sunday,
4Anng business hours, and On Sunday sOm
kgN q Aae 6lceck, VA. m. oaly.
WIN. PRlEsTLEY, RI m.
june E, l8ATs
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-11

ARRIVAL n DEPARTURE on MAIL .
AT CANTON MISS.
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~ tIem the Wess
believe this, he ~
Butin these dags
why should nos
which win control
which are, ii M,
and curable.
It's we'll known
ture Of Bilious diso.sH
italy understood,
utter failure Of nssr
men and medicina.ss
~ sRRAK The cHlEt
and y b their gfssI
gue and 70 purge,
mercurlalize III at liz /.
lious fever. WhaI
'equences9 Thew
% need relatinp
have died, mulliluds
blood poisoned ~ Hlsss.
have been permanesS
The true theory
cases where il Il
icate i thoroughly
All these ends Nj
the celebrated GRAEFF
Let them BE- fairly trls5
great west,sand the BiT
Iclings y the systemalRs
~ 5hauichIed. HesA
y restored, The saIIOs
bc made fresh and IN
pleasurable sensation
me next season viii NJ
yawning for he vlciins
referred 10, VIZ Vepl
these Pills were fusnIs6
ily ID the United slsla
IF the General GopsT
the most economical N,
made. Whya BecsS
family all Bilious lss
banished. The W.T.
be dreaded. There
Sickly Seasons! The
would DO as FREQ from
q those Of The healthIsa
England.
Unlike all otherantlMH
fhe Graefenbeig PilIs
the formation of lks
the system. Those
% directions c
ious.
With these remark
Company invite 4 Still Ell
al of their Pills.
lst- Let neighborhoois
get q supply and dlst
ed. let clsfgymen u
distribute them.
Sd. Let landlords furha
settlers on their land,
4th. Let emigrans
y Philanthropic bodia
nAady.
In short there il
the west should
healthy; that Oh its
md beside It's noble sis
'lgorous health should
n The following Iii
.lso achieve equall
Imphs:
ASTHMA, Bilious
deficient acs
Constipation
CostiUeness b
Dyspeps
Digestion,
of blood III ih
'yyssPeias, Epalspsy
tdtHteMcy, F1aog Al
&c FeCer Green sieka
q, Head Acbe, I'll
Urine, Inflammation u
Of The S0ma
Complai is, Lo0
oppressed Painful
sagal gia, Rheama
sea8es, Whites
III all bilious ana
2 Pills achieve the S.
Here they a
as the susceptibility If IS
institution is kothssa Z s.
tly sly led BY Some s.
WoRLD! s.
wonderful / 81
Iints arises from shBia q
Pores, cleanse ana
and Bowels
Y healthy and clear
] strength 70 the Z
WHOLESALE WAl IS
40 .Icsa
A
IN towns where th -
Comnanv b anDbla %
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MAWs

gAs Silt Beaver M Rp.s;
@1ts MI qualities and coIa. s
ElgHEESTEIN = 81
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LADIES' sLIPPnRs-

r arG- FrERSs
A hahGE assortment Of coIored AMI
NJ, PACK KID slippers Of a Superior ara.
'isy Jasl received and FOR saic ~ @
May g. q 20.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-09-11
.~nr-apECrAL N1

HIGHIy IMPoRTANf 40 AZ
has beeu long thought
the west were to sec
regard 10 Tie bilious isaa
portions ofOur noble copnlA
The true medicine 4 n
us BY The celebrated gI
.pany. Their advert anls
or coIumnto which The AZ
man, roma and chllq spg
diately given.
March 5, 1917
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In towns where the
the Company viii appoint
Cass6a by l6 COS
E6fsOns wishing Aits
order them.
Price rs cents ! bozs
D. H~ANSBOROUGH
General Agents tor III
slssiPpi and the parishes
Washitta, Union, Clsl
Caddo, Morehonse, Maa
Tensas Caldwell, ConcOf
Natchitoches, De Sole ssl
and Sabine, il ne
ana
j. n. CANE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-21
a Cnse of Pro.crinlinn.

The removal of Thomas Gsewood IN, Naval Office, Of
the District o.. Norfolk aad Portsmouth end the appoint,
ment o: Chrst1Ph'r Columbus Robinson n his stead 10
severely c0mmeuieI upon n the Norfolk flofad Il tsts.
Tho great mass OF newspaper readsfs will p,oboJv Doe
fust We announcement with to- some indifference ,sfb
winch "fY are nor aceUsfJntd 60 regard s ca.uatfs oil
war "OnY man FhDf d .wu'-aud the mind bufs,. an
10 somet g ese, OF the sgif,st lrror,so
from b. Bot 70 them VOL, ihc irc-sds fcis fs t,t
tho "mnn shot down" eOngsd ar niHve for rorpsnt
with the community which surround tIa man prosc..tsd -
and they w 100 some instances least be- startled v the
elect pr d1ced u each case, and find is add
Their feelings deeply and powcruy intsfespd a. ir the
cste before us. seldom have We witness. f. dcs ,,d
msfkod condemnation Of any public oct o. that et
the dismissal Of 0uf eIow-e.tlon THpnas Gtrtqoop
rom the Office Of Naval Officer 81 th. pYr ci,sd on ~
announcement here tScitnR % DID, unmitgatod aston.
'hmeni, disgusi and eHsofsnon. Nor was tie fsslng
confined 70 the opponents 81 the Administrator; sye,
hon rabie-m minded Democrat who Do adjusted bv t.,o
PIE end seorrs the rckoy used To accomplish prv,,,
'No personal ends ~ parry msans Iointd donJuncng
,. on go unworthy u the parry and utterly lnsefeosle
~ va eW''1 rkrownto ths community tsnd hasbesnlo
NOE -h hsl century asa gentleman of uneHceptgnabs
auoo' ana private WORTH and he has been known 10 b.
Ovs,neni during the long period Of his o .iaI lie ir
rha'aeer hsn that Of valuable officer more Il,
s' N',o our feVenue laws snd the routine Of dutie,
WIN mo ieysnus system lhsn perhaps spy oths
now hSingi and ~ y eiso known that under The solenn
o' an oah ne hastahiuY discharged his duty 20 Inc CO..
eminent 81 the hszefd Of his oco-fom which he hs b.
eventually removed the rewsrd Of hi. 6de,v aoa ,s
cheney IN the discharge Of hs duues Mr. Gaiewood h,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-21

Saies and the presumed esPonents OF public opincnsnd
in the Of irresponsible and omnipotent Exeeu-
i've clothed with powers comprehensive those pos
.e.sed and exercised by any Monarch in Chn.tendom
Were Mr. Jefferson now alive. he would be among the
foremost denouncng the inirscton Of the Constitution
by which the county has been reekessly plunged into
war involving expenditure Of uncounted millions OF
ney. and the sacrifice Of thousands OF valuable lives with
all IL. contingent cvs and oil the dangers involved in the
and delicate questions TO which must give rise
Consistently with his principles and with his proverbal
veneaon Tor that instrument the provisions of which
eobwebs to be swept away by the breath Of the
President when they conflict with his designs the Sage OF
Monticello would have been compelled TO occupy the
ground upon which the Wings stand. He would have
recognized doubtless the Wings do. their obligation
unite in oil proper for the successful pros cuon
OF the while 1t shall last, but he could hold him
euitess in whose assumption Of power that hsd
origin Indignant he might have felt the obstinacy
with which Mexico refused pacific relations. and
adjust by negotiation the controversy between
the two Governments, much would bsen
his indignation against those who in order punish real
or imaginary grievances, h'd usurped the pow
and thereby inflicted upon the Constitution the bond OF
our Union and the charter of rights an immedicsble
wound. Against foreign foes we have always de-
fence in the valor OF people but against the assaults
OF those dangerous usurper at homo sustained
they by the strength OF party association and the
hesve power OF public plunder there defence buiin
the intelligence and virtue of the people II that fail us,
the days OF the Republic numbered. To ihem there
fore, in the OF the great Apostle OF Repubcanism
whose disciples these usurpers profess be- and whose
ample have cited in with their course, sp
peal 10 rebukc and condemn, by their verdict the men,
who, an order 10 make upon Mexico. have likewise
made upon the sIcred charter OF our liberties.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-21

his political opinions, but he party man-no,
politician and never engaged In political discussions.
1--WE have not made up mind to denounce this mark
ed instance OF the tyranny OF party the deliberate act of
the party tool who has the distribution lhe spoil. 20 his
and hungry parEans-though IL 1. certain that he
appnsed OF the fact that would be offensive TO large
and most respectable portion OF his friends in this COM
muniy there other influences perhsps to which il may
be properly changed and which may have &C.
cssion to refer hereafter IL matter OF rejoicing W.
in the meantime. that this reign Of terror which pub
lie officer prescribed Tor his fidelity and compe Iency in
the discharge OF his duty fast drawing an erd and
the poisoned ehsliee long be to the
lips OF those who drugged IL.
The movers Ia this matter showed their wisdom in post
ponng their action I'LL the election had trans
PRED four and twenty hours previous Mr. Ansons de.
feat would have been certain"
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GcneraI Assen,L,Ir
" B. B.

The General Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church con-
'ensd asreeaby to appointment in this city yesterday IN
the First Pfesbyteran Church. AZ II o'clock Discourse
was delivered by Rev DR. Hodge, Of Princeton after which
the Assembly was called to order by Dr. Hodge and Or
gained by the election Of D.. Thornwel Of South Caro-
linn, Moderator. and Dr. Sparrow Secretary
From o'clock a. VI. to 2 r. VI. and from toGP NJ
were fixed upon the session hours.
The Assembly then adjourned p NJ. Ut which time
It met and after tie transaction Of some uumporant busi.
ness, adjourned t O'Clock to-day
Baltimore was decided upon the next place Of meet
ing Of the General Assembly
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
II N the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan

II Tor Prince Edward County
Mckinney, Walker Kyle wen on their own be
halt as on behalf Of the creditors provided
Nathaniel Vehable who choose to and
portion TO the costs OF this suit
against,
Nathaniel Venlbe and other Dnx
The Court decfeei in this Of
follows That the Commissioner take an account Of all
the debts secured TO be paid by deed N VenahIe the
proceedings mentioned day Of March
and report the evidences
BILE the Commissioner do this the
time and place to PRESENT their CLAIMS
with the evidences thereof him aud
in some published
their claims thereof him
appointed time and place directed expiration
time first appointed make q similar
creditors debts
them, that failure comply decree they
ed from participating in the Trust Fund.
Creditors OF ~ Venabe Others interested arc notified
h'e and the evidences thereof
on or before the first day Of July s47
office Of Watkins souhA FAmvie proceed
decree above mentioned. 2. NJ WATKINS, Conf.
Farmvine May IL
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CHINA.

BY the following, II appears that HwASa. friend Of Mr..
Cushing, while he envoy the Celestial Empire,
has fallen upon evil days
"Hwsng, the distinguished Lieutenant Governor Of
Kwanglung tCsntonl province has been degraded, and
prisoner u Pekin lie offence v, having, when
recently presiding literary examination received intel
genos Of hs mothers DEATH and kept for short
ue instead Of dsnudng himself Of his Office
and retiring private life Tor three years. The punish
men II such Employ" b. the law Of China death, but
he will probably escape with heavy fine. hwang was
Tho night hand Of Ksyng the governor Of the province
Two serious failures have occurred Of Canton those Of
Aming'a and the Tootae Hong"
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PHLAHTHRoHe HAIL. UMvERsrry N. C..


Wy IJTIt lCII. I
WHEEFAs h with un'- reFre. have heard II the
death Of our Distinguished member, Hon GEORGE ORION
Spplk iof many years highly rsf Rspesen,y.
n Congress from NirEnl, bh- fellow members Of IA.
society 90 which d. than fnsnd 10 SYM
aihfe 10 TIE los which hs family country have .utas
e death Of one who's" high mcrf sIcssHee Known public VIZ
to-" atd important services 90 the NltDa him at. h. ou,
respect and Eratuds-hose chvnifous ~ dn.erestI m ne
F'ene md rue nirRry end@arod him hsa u Do, eoup
ym'nNhde biz love of Letters devotion 10 liberal Ne .or
gained tf ilm high place sctoars Of the are
IhfrJorf hsssr1 That euef ymIathsa 10 the n mi
yg' he deeeased end The usual badge uolrnrg for ~
dais In Einony ~ our fsfafd wor ami talsrf
h'fF-'d That copy thee r. sonton. Il, the
friends NJ thr recfised and c sent ~ the r. eg p,
rr'r ard standard and RermruI Wbs and grayi,c, s
publication u. a. wiNBDRNR, J
JOHN Poor, Committee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-21

~ To the assertion OF correspondent OF the Enquirer
that the defeat OF Gen. Chapman, in the Boctourt district
was caused by he most outrageous frauds and misrepe-
sentaions," the Fncasdc Wing thus replies; Such
charge this is utterly false that we deem i,
say TO notice all here where every body familiar with
the facts And we aPprehend that this is the very reason
that the writer of the article did Geek an opportunity to
have his communication published Democratic paper
here IN our midstknowng that his assertions were too
earefaeed to be believed BY his parity in the
District
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-21

IL The Washington Union Of Tuesday night after stating
thu, the letters editor has do exactly 90 so Tar
as the articles in the New Orleans papers, we presume
reference tue rumored deruiAuen the city of Mex
CO 10 Gea Scott which from. The first regarded as
what apocryphai,) adds:
We understand from letter received from Vera Cruz
as late Is tee 4h insi that gentleman had arrived
morning ia that city, who had le Santa Anna ST An
dreas, on the Orzaba road, about hrtyyc forty mile.
from Vera Cruz. Sano Anna mad with him about OGO
troops halt armed and badly equipped and he
make an attack upon Vera Cruz The eenemsn consider
ed him crazy The gentleman had lett Pueba short
time before and he heard confidently said tina, her ct-
zens would send deputauon 10 Gen Scott put them
selves under bis proIeotOn-beng fact more afraid al
the iePeTos than they OF people. We under
stand, indeed, from Capt Hughes. who IN Wash
ingon last evening, that the liberal conduct the Aer-
cans had made the most favorable impression upon Mex
can- and that Mornes and Landes had advised the cu-
zens OF JsSPa 10 their home', ard the
dies OF Vera Cruz To return 20 their houses.
The letter from Vera Cruz, which have seen, also
reports that tie British agent Mexico, Mr. Bankhead
had been requested mediate, aad open
with the Americans 10 OF peace IL is not certain
however, Ihat this account Is correct"