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IN cHANCERl.-Nis.iS Al Comu II :
l peal- held al The Capitol. ~ the chy 81 RictG
on "Wednesday. May 5th, Isl.
Joseph q. swan, PiaihlH ! r,or H..
against al -nn-,.,..
Patrick Durkin and others, Justices - ,at,.
Of the Hastings Court Of the town ofPe !, ~ -
trrshurg who sue at the instance aud s,n', 49,.
relation of William Nisbrt and John u I.a -
Butler. late merchants aud partner, ~ -
trading under the style and firm u Ni'- rbs ,",,.
bet 4 Butler, for the benefit al George p.ta,,,r..
~ Harrison, Defendants '''''s'4's
The writ OF suprrsedeas heretofore awarded 4 j..
cause not having returned executed on IT. trr
ant, William Nlsbet, and II appearing g ur +.
faction Of the Courr that hr : not al irhnh'll u
Cominonw raih, on motion Of thr planin. ~ Ia.
sell IL !. ordered that the said Defendant IL afftH d
on The ir>, Monday III october n'At I" have fthts
Of the u hole matter in the Judgment aforesaid ctf
I'd, and thata copy Of this der he iortlwtt ll.t.
In some rev SNAPPER printed in The city II hichG4
and continued for TWO months snccessNeS. att
that another COPY lerco. br posted Al Tie lfohi tef
The Capitol in the said city. Copy. Ir,ir
Iunr l-cwom J. ALLEN a.
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OF CERRo GoRDC

A correspondent Of The Philadelphia North
American, writing from Jalapa naTates The fd
lowing incident of the gallant Capt, Stevens T.
Mason. We are rejoiced TO see that he is so far
recovered as 10 laugh over his honorable wounds.
They may dis6gnre his person, but they will en-
dear him still more 10 these whose good will and
affection he cherishes No one has more richly
won the kind attention OF The Government:
The mania amongst The Regulars Appeals 10
be Brevel. 1t was pleasantly illustrated after
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Lieut.. Huner--"the Hero Of Avarado"-
("Charey HUNGRY came 10 town las, night
(says The n. Y. Correspondent of the Union) and
put up a, The American. The "b'hoys" soon had
The news, and they gave him rather a noisy vel
come; Tor. with them, "onr Charley" is tavorile;
and no, the less that he has come under the CEN
sures OF authority. "That sword" will soon be
presented now.
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NOTICE :

In obedience 10 The second resolution in The
above proceedings, ! hereby give notice 10 all
who have united 10 form troop q cavalry in The
county Of Chesterfield, and 10 all who desire 10
become members OF such troop that they are re-
quested TO meet al the Farmers Hotel, in Man
chester, on Saturday, The 9th June, al IL NJ, for
The purpose oil organization, &c. A punclual al
tendance by all is absolutely necessary 10 ensure
July. L. G. SMITH, Secretary.
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To he Editors Of The Enquirer;
CORN FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.

Messrs. Editors-In the last Southern Planter
is letter from John Lewis. Esq. Of Kentucky,
formerly OF Spolisylvania, Va. } strongly recon-
mendine the culture OF Indian corn, sown broad
cast 10 be Gu, and cured as longfood for stock in
winter. | like his notion so much that have
prepared little piece of ground, and sown il as
he directs But he does not make it clear when
The crop should be cut. True, he says iii should
not be cut before he leaves begin 10 dry" but
this is very indefinite; they "begin 10 dry" al
such various stages in the plants lifetime.
wish Mr. Lewis would Tell Us il IL should be
cut before The slking and tasseling, or before The
ear is covered with grains. or when The grain is
full formed, bul in the milk state; or fix The time
by some oiher certain mark. And beg him 10
Tell US through the Enquirer, as The Planter
comes out bur once month.
Your friend, respectfully,
JOHNNY RAW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01

ROYAL PRESENT.-A splendid picture
and valuable work OF ar has been presented BY
The King and Queen OF France 10 ST. Xavier
College of Cincinnati. Ii reached this city some
lime since. 1t is a canvass nine feet BY Jour-
and comprehends twenty lour figures, with a
massive and elegan, gilt frame The subject is
Cincinnati Signal
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Through inadvenence. VIC have omitted 10
state that Lieut.. Nj. F. Maury, is. Navy, Inc
accomplished astronomer, who has charge Of 'ne
Observatory at Washington, is in the suite Of Inc
President, on his visi. to the University OF Norm
Carolina
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01
MICH COW

UN For sale, Mich Cow, s or years
70 DID, city raised, and with young calf
This Cow, when at her best, gives upwards Of
three gallons Of milk per day, OF superior qnali-
mix 10 within five weeks Of calvins, or IL
months in The year. Price, for Cow and Cali,
az Apply 10 TOLER & COOK,
June ! Agents, &c.
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A GENEROUS DONATION Irish

A GENEROUS DONATlON.-Th Irish
Relief Commitiee OF New York have received
the following letter:
w ,sHiSoroS. May 23d, lS47.
DEAR SiR:-We deeply regret 10 hear from
Ireland that famine is still continuing there lis
work Of death. Feeling il duly 10 aid in allie
WAITING this dreadful calamity, We herewith trans
nit FIVE thousand dollars, with which please pnr-
chase food, and ship for distribution in The way 10
effect the greatest good 10 the greatest number OF
the suffering poor
Yours most respectfully,
CORCORAN & RIGGS.
To Myndart Van Schaick, Esq,
Chairman Irish Relief Committee, New York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01

lN4UEST.-An inquest was held yesterday
morning, before Coroner Robert T.Wicker, upon
the body Of Patrick, negro man, slave, The pro
penv OF MIR. Douglass OF King William, hired
10 Messrs. Beazley & Quares, who was drowned
on Sunday afternoon last about o'clock, in
James river near Browns Island, while bath
ing. Verdict Of The jury death by accidental
brow ming"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01

r AMBERT,s oFFICE.-Drawine Of the Va Lees
- burg Lottery. Extra. Glass No 70:
IL - So 4. 81 10 ! - 81 GO % s, S.
Drawing Of The Sussex, Delaware, Lottery, Extra,
Class No. 40:
% AZ IS 50 % g. "a GO IL II u "a
Drawing OF Alexandra Lottery, Glass No 70:
II 20 81 IS l6 az 81 ~ sc 50.
Drawing Of Va. Leesburg Lottery, Class No. %:
50 80 6 9 "a 81 81 SIS 90 81.
Nos 9 "a 81, another, sold at this Office.
June
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TURPIN & CO.'S OFFICE, open from s, A.
M nntil g. 2. Nj.

i W nnt 3, T. NJ.
Let all other Vendors boast n they viii,
TURPIN + CO sell Prizes still
Drawn Nos OF Alexandra Lottery, Class 26, May 90
IL 80 81 Is 10 40 2 2l ~ Sc So
Ticket Nos. II 10 SO, prize Of 200 dollars.
Ticket Nos. . 81 Sc, prize Of 200 dollars.
Both sold and paid by TURPlS & CO.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg Lottery, Class %, May 81
S so so 90 81 "a SIS 20 :S
Ticket Nos. 9 90 80, prize Of 100 dollars. sold
and paid by TURPIN co.
For To-day-l5, 900 dollars, 5000 dollars
Tuesd1y-New Jersey Lottery, Class AZ Capitals
5000 dollars, 5000, 5000, 5000, 1000,
500, S of 1000, &c. 70 Nos, "a drawn. Tickets
dollars; halves . so; quarters IS. June l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01

RELIGIOUS NoTlcE.--The Delegate. 4 !.
Baptist Association, which will meet III this cils ID 4
day the 4th June, are informed II ihey VIII cal sis
James Z. Cranes, on 18th street, opposite th- L
Hotel, or at Messrs. Ball, Harold 60 Leai Me-"
Valentine, Breeder 4 Co, on Broad street, thai 1.
will hnd al all times some one Of the Committees Of ,
engagements, VINO viii inform them What private fsr
lies are prepared 10 furnish them with accommodate;
June AT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01

DISTRICT CONVENTION.-The follow
ing are The names OF the Delegates from Ameiia
10 the Petersburg Democratic Convention, to be
holden on the 9th June:
James B. Cooke, Lewis E. Harvie. Col Ihos.
w. Webster, William II. Wilson, James Bot,
Col Joseph nj. Scott, Thos. Z. Webster, Peter
Bosseau, Peter Burton, Benz NJ. Jones John A.
Jeler, John F. Wiley, Thomas A. Crenshaw,
Col. John T. Bottom, John Winso, Thomas +.
Bottom, Fabius Lawson
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01

GEN. SHIELDS.-We are gratihed 10 hear
(says The N. o. Deta) that letters have been re-
ccived in this city, from The Aid of Gen. Shields,
dated Jalapa, the llth inst. represent him as SO
rapidly improving as TO induce the belief that in
The course Of few weeks he will be able 10 visit
The United States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01

BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.-The General
Association of The State of Virginia, OF the bap-
It's, denomination, will commence its annual ses-
sion in this city on Friday next,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01
PUBLIC DEBATE.

II There will be a Public Discussion by h.
Richmond Hill Debating Society this (Tne>is,
evening, commencing al o'clock, in the Sch.
room OF 81. Johns Church. A!l-parncus,
the ladies' are invited.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01
w. HAuRY & CO., NANAGERs.-Drawn No
of Alexandra Lottery, No. &c, May SO:

II 80 81 Is is 40 81 a Sc So
Nns. 81 AZ, the Sd Capital, prize Of $4,000 in
The above Lottery, sent to this Agency
For To. Day-AIe1andrla Lottery. No. ~. s25. 900
Capital. Tickets IS. Prizes: $4,000, 5000, ,O4O,
10 Of 900, 30 400, &c. rs Nos, II drawn.
To- Monow-s3o 900 Capital 25 prizes Of 1000,
30 Of 600, 40 Of 400, &c. "a Nos, u drawn. Tick
cts $40 For sale al MANAGERS OFFICE,
June No. !, City Hotel.
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The EXTRACT

.
"Mr. Cough spoke at ''''' 10 lhronged house
and never had any adequate conception OF what
eloauence was before. He combined all that
was spirit stirring and sublime with all that was
touching and heart-rending, rarely broken in
upon BY the ludicrous But after 'he recess r he
kept the people in commissions of laughter Tom
...... laughed till the tears ran down his cheeks
like rain Never had Mr.. G. a more brilliant tTi-
umph, am sure. So many came there bitterly
prejudiced against him, full q abuse iowafcs
him and his great cause, and ALL believe ei'hrr
signed the pledge or went away inl OF admiia-
,ion and good will, in place Of enmty. OF these,
MIR. 49, was most enthusiastic. We have since
heard Of his refusing wine in Richmond, saying
that, 'by the help of God, he never would touch i
again He seemed absolutely transported with
delight and admiration OF Mr. G.,s wonderful
mowers" "Ohl il could recall
what MIR. 6. said OF his mother !-Of her joy,
even in Heaven, that her poor drunken boy was
himself again-of her sufferinss and her patience
of her pious conlen,-beeging Gods blessing
on The three cent oa laid out on the old ricketIy
pine table !"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01

WATER-MELoNS.- This delicious irui,
(says The N. Q. Times) was yesterday served up
10 great abundance, al The ST. Charles HOTEL
They were brought we believe, from Vera Cruz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01

MANAGERS oFPICE.-D. PAINE /, CO..
INl To day-Sl7 SEQ, 5000, $500, 1870 10 u (
&c. IS Nos "a drawn. Tickets dollars.
Also, thr Dollar Lotlery-3 QUO dollars. s.. -
II drawn.
Drawn Nos ri Pokoinokr Lottery, cil.- 81
s. - 10 10 Is 10 a. 20 a. u -
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware Lottery, Cas- ~
% % al ~ 20 81 d ! - q.
I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01

We understand that Seth Barton Esq, The
new Charge 10 Chill will probably go out 10 the
Ohio (Which is destined 10 the Pacific OCEAN,
about the 18th If June.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01

II The Rev. MIR. FERGUSON will preach il !.
East wing OF the Afmory This Evenirs, a
o'clock. June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01

There is no alteration in The capital OF the late
Bank of Poiomac-now The Branch Bank OF the
Farmers Bank OF Virginia in Alexandra. II
is, as before, three hundred thousand dollars mol
10000, as we incorrectly stated few days
since. lis Directors are Phineas Janncy, Hugh
Smith, VIM. Gregory, VIM. Fowle, c. Fl. Smool,
]. H. Brent AMI A. P. Gover-oi whom The first
four were appointed by the stockholders, and The
three LATER by The Executive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01
To The Editors of The Enquirer:
MP G0ITGH

Messrs. Edi,ors-You cannot be expected 10
enter into the warmth OF US "cold waller fanatics
on The subject OF elolalsm, and therefore ] mus'
ask il as an unqualified favor OF you 10 insert The
following extract from letter very lately written
BY lady, who had heard one OF Mr. Coughs
powerful speeches in the country. Il is mailer q
aslonishmen, 10 me, and 10 cooler persons than !
am. that The ,yonders-lhe almost miracles OF
his eloquence do not oltener attract notices from
The press, which chronicle with so much hdeliiS
the exploits Of singers, dancers and politicians.
Your friend A fanatic.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01
VIRGINIA. EPISCOPAL CoNYENTION

The annual Convention for The Protestant
Episcopal Church, Tor the Diocese OF Virginia,
commenced lis session at Winchester, on Wed
ncsday, the 18Th ul, and closed lis labors on Sa-
turday last, Both Of The Bishops were in attend
ance, also some fifty or sky Of the clergy, and
a strong representation Of Lay Delegates. The
following gentlemen were elected Delegates to The
General Convention, which will assemble al Phi.
ladelphia:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01

CLARKES OFFICE, l4h Street, Eea
~ Exchange Hotel and Main Street.
Let all Lottery Vendors say what they my,
For selling Prizes CLARKE carries tie das
Drawing Of Letsburg, %:
5 50 30 62 2 81 "a SIS - 80.
Nos 6 30 60, prize OF SIPS, sold and paid by
CLAIM
For This Day, June lst.-splrndid Scheme
ptas Of $4,000, = Of 300. . Of $500, , 81 900
500. Of 800, 10 of 900, 10 II 500. Tickets
IS. rs Nos, II drawn.
Tomorrow, "Wednesday, June Ind $500 caf
Tickets -. For sale Al
June CLARkE'S LUCKY oFflcf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
rV,HE undersigned having Inaiined : adnlnl,'f,.
j of the Estate OF George Z. Dromgooc, drct...
request all persons having claims as mt ad R.,a,,
make them known. and all persons indebted 4
same are requested 10 pay without decay, = u. ~
nlsirators are anxious 10 settle The estate as ct!
possible. Aidfess-Summii, "
RICHARD : SIMS,
EDWARD uRuMGu0Lr
Administrators Of Geo. .. DromsoUl., l,cd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01
CLASSICAL SCHOOL IL ALBEMAglg
VIRGINIA.

THE merit session of my School viii begin on m. !,
L Monday in August next, and end OF the ia, >,
day in June following. with d vacation from liz !
December To the 25ih Of January.
TERMS-For Board and Tuition for the ten mon
sl75-or II pupils engaged for less than the a.
session. al the rate OF $50 month for Tie time the,
tend.
The branches taught are the same a heretofore
Those wishing 10 send their sons 10 NE are ieQl,.,
To ini. rm me- Immediately.
Ms Post Office is Charlottesville.
Jnnr l--Clm FRANKLIN NlNlg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01

Clerical Delegates. iUTnates
Rev. A. Empe, d. d. Rev. J. p. Mcclure.
Rev Jas. May, d. d. Rev. c. w. Andrews.
Rev. A. Jones, d. ID. Rev. w. G. Ii. Jones.
Rev Charles Mann. Rev. G. B. Dana.
Lay Delegates Aucrnates.
P. Williams Esq. Tazewel Taylor, Esq.
Hon w. c. Rives. Gen. Sam'l II. Lee.
Col Edw. ColsloD. r. II. Cunningham
w. n. Maciarland Hon. G. w. Summers
All the proceedings OF the Convention were
marked by spirit Of the utmost harmony and
christian fellowship.
es,in ss and drew together large concoarse Of
people, Martinsburg Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01

The las, Union says: ave presume that the
Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun" is incorrect in stating that the last procla
nation of Gen. Scott is The production OF Mr..
Trisl's pen, founded upon materials he Obtained
at Washington. We have not been able 10 dis
cover the slighles, foundation for any such sup
nosiIion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01

George Law, Esq. owner OF The steamboat
Oregon, has accepted The offer Of Capt. Wander
bi 10 run The steamer Oregon against the new
steamboat C. Vanderbilt for one thousand dollars.
The race is proposed 10 lake place to-day, to run
10 Sing Sing, on the Hudson River, and back
Mr.. Law makes The same offer 10 the owners o;
the new steamer Bay State, to run al the same
time. The real objecl is, no doubt, the Express
thinks, 10 ties, the question of superiority Of model
The boats will run, Of course, without passengers
The Hendrick Hudson has also entered tie
lists with the C. Vanderbilt 10 run 10 Newhurg
Bay and return, any day this week, for 81 900 =
Who will say lhatthis is not The age OF s;eam2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01

Our readers will be gralifed 10 see by the OFF,
cial proceedings OF The Court OF Enquiry, that
the charge OF cowardice against the I'd Indiana
Regimen, is sci al rest the volunteers oil that
Regiment having retired, under The orders Of
Col. Bowles, who was under The impression
that Captain O'Brien, of the artillery, had
etreared, when he had only taken up an adj
vanced position. Col. Bowles' lack Of skill is
attributed BY The Court to illness, which prevent
ed him from acquiring the information necessa-
~ 10 efficiency in his office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-01

II The Wing leter.wri,ers are 10 be believed,
we NAV look out for some curious developments
touching the withdrawal of the troops under Ge-
neral TAYLOR 10 the army OF General Scott. we
are not in the secret, and, OF course, cannot
speak knowingly; but The Secretary Of War has
SO often and so successfully defended himself
against charges Of injustice and uniairncss, that
we confidently expec, him 10 come out justified
.-.- ,.-a., - - ssri =, -
such damning results We shall know tall in
eoud time Our present object is 10 quote Gu
rious statement which we find in Wing paper,
in regard 10 the state OF feeling between The two
"Whig Generals" Taylor and Scott. Our
readers will remember The famous letter OF Scott
10 Taylor, written from New York, in which he
twice employs The words "My dear General
and tells him ri shall be obliged 10 take from you
most OF the gallant officers and men, (resulars
and volunteers S, whom you have 50 long and so
MOLLY commanded" &c. The effect Of The recep-
lion Of that letter is thus described by The Wing
Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore Pa
lriot. According 10 this Wing narrator, "My
dear General" must have been as "hct as he mus
lard" with which lie sprinked his evening meal.
ain regard 10 that letter which Gen. Scott adj
dressed in such afeclonale terms 10 Gen. Taylor,
have learned an incident or Two, which il may
not be amiss here 10 give. In wiring TO friend
jus! after The receipt OF The letter. Gen. Taylor al
luded 10 il in plain, unvarnishcd lelms and also
stated, in substance, that ne had suitably replied
10 il. Very much would like to see that reply'
What il must hare been may in measure be
Judged ui from he known demand oil Gen. Scott,
the known character Of old Rough and Ready"
and the fac, that gallant officer, who was sill
ling at Gen. Tayor's suppeT-labe al the time
Gen. SCOTS letter was received, opened and read,
states that Gen. Taylor, after reading the episle,
crumbled the sheet on which II was written very
much in his hands laid il aside and then com
menced, in a furious manner, putting mustard
over his meat, potatoes and bread, into his coffee
and divers other things all raund his nlale ~
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in about forty miles of this place, and he obtain
ed the information from Mexcans who had JUS,
arrived. Il is 10 the effect, that Col. Donphans
force had been attacked al pass called Sierra
Gordon. about half way between Saltillo and
chihuahua, by a Mexican force from Durango
nnder Gen. ReiZ-of whom never recollecl of
hearing beforehand tina, Col D. had been defeat
ed with severe loss, and all his artillery captured.
There may BE- some truth in this report, as the
Col was once en- ronte TO join Gen. WOODS COM
mand al Sallillo. All we can do, is to hope that
the reported is uniounded. and await authentic in
formation. The train will be of in few mo-
mems, and have not time 10 write more.
J. E. D.
The Picket Guard of the Sd, however, makes
no allusion 10 any repor, Of this kind, and the on.
ly notice we see in il relative 10 Col d. is The FOL.
lowing:
sCol. Doniphan must I've within few days
march OF this place. This may truly he called
the marching command. But they have not hurt
themselves much by it, if Mexican stories are be-
lieved, according 10 which they were not very
scrupulous as to whose mules they took on the
way, and infantry as we'll as cavalry were all
mounted They have not received cent OF pay
since they left home, nor cl, thing from the Co.
vsrnment, so that, as lar as outward appear
auces are concerned, they mus, be shabby look
inc SET II appears they are generally clothed
in buckskin. There is no nbl, however, they
are one in fight. Some English gentlemen,
who arrived yesterday from Durango. report
Col Doniphan 10 have started from chihuahua
on the Isl oil April for this part OF the country, by
way Of San Jose del Parral. On the route they
saw Gen. Garcia Condo on his way to Durango
with about $50 men, having as prisoner General
Herredia, who commanded at the battle of the
Sacramentos He is accused of treason, and of
being fond OF American god. All the rest OF the
troops had dispersed Tor their homes Durango
was in great state OF alarm, dreading The arri-
val of Gen. Wool, which was expected by them
daily Mr. James Magofin was prisoner,
with the city for his prison limits but we'll treat.
ed by the Mexicans. Every thing was quiet in
California the whole country in possession Of the
Americans, and very great influx Of families
and settlers from Oregon"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-22
To correspondence.

T. s. slnkads Mills Yours Of sh March has been re
eeiyed Is however. when authenticated By such
old ard tried friends yourself To hunt for it would the
game worth the candle" And this is the first failure
you knew Of take pleasure saying that
sppesr books good and have sent you
numbers able without charge Consider yourself
year in advance the date Of this paper.
C. L.. A. MOrganOwn and D. ~ Noblesvlc VIII attend to each
Of you AZ the earliest practicable period.
W. A p New York The Ducker" to hand day OF two
since in prime order Please have all those Spirits discon
tinued except the VIII look round in few days. and see
what be done sickness has been POking fun for
sometimes but you shall from and we hope to send
something Il good for eyes"
vB York The papers have been second time mailed
your address and the mark made Hope they win arrive safe
To Of friends will write possible.
T. W. c. Your "crd" late for this paper shall have
insertion in
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-22

whether each place has its own independent COM
mander bot the undersigned, moved by the consde-
rations adverted above, may be willing 10 stpuate
that IL the city should by capoason. be garrisoned
by part Of his troops missile shall be fred from
within the city, or from IFS bastions or walls, upon
the CASTLE unless the castle should previously fire
upon the city.
The undersigned has the honor to tender to his dis
tingushed opponent his exceliency the governor and
commander-in-chief of Vera Cruz, the assurance Of
the high respect and consideration of the Undersigned
WINFIELD SCOTT.