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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-05
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George j. Weaver
RoPR HQAxER 4 SHIP CHANDLER.

No. Is North Water Street, Philadelphia.
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-05

HxAxxxx, o MAs!-Whenever u hear
married man say ,hst he cant save money. am
sure .ha, HE wife Is fool, wears feathers and
dresses her giIls afsf the fssh'en'-bss'
EsRklih
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-05

Who does not recollsci the force which Shaks.
pesfs throws into the expression of Richard the
Third. when be shouts with the energy Of his
kingly command:
"a horse. horse my kingdom for horse"
Bu, all this pales before the stern request OF
Santa Anna at Sierra Gordo, in his haste to
mount and charge TO chsppsral:
IA mule mule come cut me out mule =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-22
--latest from Gen T,yIor

Dispatches have been received IRON General TAYLOR da
ted the Odd December, Monterey no
hau e that place ON the l5Ih for Victoria, having
ousV put III motion the ro destined hat point Al
Moniemorelcs junction flee ed on the I7b viii Dr.
2nu infantry and 2nd Tennessee regiment Of loot from Ca
margoi and was intended, with the whole force g 500
mem 10 mateh, on tue lyih, Tor Victoria. But, on
the evening vi his arrival At MOnemoroos despatch mr.
rived from Gen. Worth, Commanding nj Saluo vii ,h
intelligence that Santa Anna designed TO take
OF the division ct force towards Victoria and by ra
pid movement to strike heavy blow Salulo; and if
successful, then al Zen. WoDfs force Paras Undc,
these circumstances, and with no means of iudsing b
lar TINS inutmauon might be well founded the General 70
turned to Monterey with the regular force in order m bc
III position to reinforce SalullO It necessary The
volunteers under Cen Ouiman, reinforced by field
terry, ordered continue their march and cf., .
ton with Gen Patterson Victoria while Gen rov
or returned to Monterey with Gen Twigg's dyision no
Increased by the Id infanu;.
In the meantime General Butler and General wo,I -
ing advised by Cen Worth OF probable attack u,,n h.
position, moved rapidly join him with all the
force at Paras and Monterey, while orders were desnac
ed by General Butler hasten up troops from the
The latter General proceeded person 10 Saullo and as
sumod the command, ngrceaby to instructions which nd
been gwen by General Taylor before hs IL,
IA like this
Gen Taylor had proceeded beyond Monterey on his uav
to Salt Ito, when ne on the 2Uth bv dssp,,cb
from the post announcing tic early ARRIVAL OF Gen Wool.
column, and also that expected concentration and
oi the Mexican troops that position had not
taken paee-indeed that their advanced posts had
been Withdrawn. Dtemng the force there and .oop ~, he
al Saino quite sufficient TO Tepel al
season from san Luis Potos Gen Taylor did not ,brk !,
worth while 10 throw forward Gen Twges division IN th,,
place and after resting day. designed putting il again in
hatch iof victoria, to which point he proceed him.
SELF ~
Gen Patterson supposed then well on IA. mareb from
'laamoos 10 victoria when his dy the Aaban,
~, n Iaion NJ IaHPieol Will be brought together wnh
oee hln IN o1sevauon the pises The garrison n,
iamieo may be reduced with advantage the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-22
Error Corrected.

We have Just a'eetaincd that in the publication of the
vote on the election OF u s. Senator succeed Mr. Archer
as' rday the names OF two three OF members were
enormously placed the last ballot We therefore repub
sh IT, IN corrected form.
For T. HuSrrR-Messr Gusts Finney Brown of A. Hart
uaINe shetfy Johnion Buse Small Bocoek Mo.by 20
ehnson Caldwell Slaughter Ivin. Chsman Love soon s,i
man. WAL Jones OF Glou Ca.wtl Daaeou Lee Duncan Lar
eas'e Howard huaier Thompson OF J. Wallace Gaines ROBIN
sou GRESHAM, Harrison OF L. Sehooley MIn,,r-
bans~ hpm'nt Oldham, browne OF NJ wagsoner q ,oic
bfown OF NJ Beine, BEeathsd Peow, Newton Watts
Verify tdsnson, stone, Anderson. Sruher Mayo No,
man MAhenney olaeay, ftIhugh, Burde Gillespie haaier
Ste henson, foyd-6s.
FoR J. w JoSEs-Mesus. Layne, Powell, M'Deamop Rvtd
Ihomp,on OF Boietour Benne Bambcs Mlein Harrison of a
Mor'i,, Thompson Of ID, smih HIN Evan. "a,
Her Carson White Leake, Carroll Walker, Major soya Irt
i1mp,,n OF VI nhrd 'odNn' Richmond Ballard. Etmonison
OF L. Williams, Eimundson OF p Kelly NrIm. D.y,. NJ
Pherson Taium. Newman Caekey. Fairfax Daniel Tyl.I sur,
BaTgrave, Freeman. e lsileman-SI.
Fer WV. z ARcuER-Mes,rs seturra Lacy Roam. p.,,,I
Oliver, Syme, Coeke. lornct-s. ' >
FOR NN {. RivEs-MT. TunStan l.
For Jas McDONELL-Mr. Gold,on L.
For In. II. BAYLY-Mr. Cook
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-22
Eleciion aI snnnInr

After a struggle OF two dave the harmonious Denno
eaoy OF the Legislature, with it, msj y Of - on Joint
ballot Yesterday evening succeeded by the aid Of about
'ir'y Whigs in sleerng JAMS NJ Mason Esq Of Win
chester, To i'll the vacancy IN tho L. s. Senate oec,soned
by the death OF Judge Pcnnybaeke We do not kno,e of
what stripe the new Senator is but like Mr. Hunter
ne 10 understood TO be eoaseruatre his opinions aud
RON inc TACT that no was msnesuy the favorie OF the
denounced Twenty three" Hunter men, IL is con,eetur
Cd though was notso announced that he belongs to that
branch OF the universal Democratic party" Neyerb,
less, We believe that large number o! the Whe. who
voted for him would have preferred Mr. McDoweu-wc
known this To be true OF several Of them-had not that
gentleman voted few days ago, Tor the bill CREATING
THE OFFICE OF LIEUTENANT GENERAL. q.
that measure even the nominslor Of Nr. Mcdowell MIR
Goodsan) expressed his decided d,ssp2-obation-snd
many who voted Tor him, did IN Difference Ls superior
talents and TO his personal virtues ~ pErrE OF that vote
Speaker Jones evidently tho choice OF majority o,
his party, as, from his underwriting iely to it. IN all
plsi ine well from his intellectual qualification and
his personal worth he well deserved to be- From the Wh
however, he had no right support and indeed
his declared that they did desire Whg votes nor
those OF the 'TwENTN- THREE" OF their own partv
who, by their firm adherence Mr. Hunter las, FRIDAY
IN opposition TO the Caucus nominee thwarted the wishes
OF the dominant party, and they alleged paved the way
tor the in some respects) humlians scenes o. dsccrd
and confusion which exhibited yesterday and the day
before
We rePeat-ior we desire 1t TO be impressed upon the
minds OF our Representatives Washingoa-tha, .'rpr
LIEUTENANT GENERAL scheme killed Of Mr.. NeDoreR
as We hope will every Virginia representative who vo,ea
Tor measure, OF winch difficult TO say whether il is
more odicus IN its principle the 5argaia which gave
1t birth, in objects be accomplished BY It's consum
nation No voice, Tar heard. raised in win.
dcauon OF s policy in the halls OF our Legislature Not
one OF the friends OF Mr. Mcdowell who spoke of
it at ALL expressed their appreciation Of his vote on that &C.
cason while many would have been glad to have honored
him with the Senatorial robes, could they have consented
even seemingly thereby endorse Suboned are the
several bsotings of yesierda,:-
JOINT on FIRST rALLor.
Whole number OF votes, l57
Necessary choice, "a
Mason. Sc; Mcdowell, a. Jones, 81; scattering, ls.
Mr.. Jones was then dropped.
SECOND BALLOT.
Whole number OF votes ISL
Necessary a choice. I'd
Mason, s.; Mcdowell. 80; scattering, 40.
No election.
BALLOT.
Whole number OF votes, I54
Necessary 4 choice, -
Mason, ~; Mcdowell AZ; scattering, Al.
No Gu rcC.
Green b. SamueLs Shenandoah was then added to the
list OF nominees.
FOURTH BALLOT.
Whole number OF votes, l59
Necessary a choice Sn
Nilsson, %; Mcdowell, 10; Ssmues. 10; scattering l.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-22
8 TenI ~ Ia Nr,irnL..

We make tHo i0. owing eKifac..-
y. s. Ssamfh y P,meeio1 De. QD. l,iG.
The McNcans hlye NJ ast fi0r1,d one foot %, si f
'ne 'hpf'c gnd tfaso. Itry aayc cut out ond hunt
our pr .. sc!r. "ConsIeraunns J." arloro o, t,.,
On 'hc night the 18TH perry approached tle s,,c,
10 boat' and there nobody On board Oh, ,.., ,
a'n 20 nn1 'scaprd beck 90 We're Cruz without fo.s
The John Adams woe anchored 90 iho tine about o, n 81
hn or two miles d i'uf, and he fret narce fec.iyro mi
The hosti, fuowp' vas The h zo OF me burning vel.
On The I'h ut he ze schooner Charles Nom. ,,,iy,J
from oh Iahlsco She brought Indulgence th,t io one
honr aitor Commodore Perry bid lo tie place. Nh sto.
quinos he'd dfa~a the spikes from their eIus end p..ptet
them IN dcfcnavc state. They coy they ore on,,.
Tor smother right from tho Commodore s.s s,ii ,iy, b
more military reception Than he Ncsiyod beio-c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-22
From Libc-in.


we are indebted a friend Tor a eopv of Tho ;,..;.
Herald at November 9th which lust been received SO
way OF Providence, X l. The editor states that since The
appearance OF his former number, "he public mind b. in
great measure been relieved of tho apprehension b,
orclbe possession would be taken Grand Cane Noun,
by the British Government" Ie adds,-.Wc are INFORM
ed bv authority which may be relied upon that if .rb -
the intention of her McIesy's Government the fact b
NOT yet been made known TO the Commanders OF Her
Shps OF War on tins station; and il is but reason ,b In
suppose, such order had been issued none onld
known sooner than those who sent 20 tho e,ns IN
protect British interests We have not however failed
TO watch all movements having the reference 10 Thai
distinct OF country. We learn that there is gentleman at
Sierra Leone. lncy returned from England Nho
plates founding settlement the Cape as soon as ho can
Obtain suineient number OF persons engage with him
ia the undertaking." ~
Captain Dlcres, of the British Navy recently visited
Mourovia and spent day at the Government House
The returns OF elections from the counties of Monsurada
and Grand His'a mad been received The following per-
/ elected: -
For Lieutenant Governor, John bay, Of Belly, County
of Grand Bassa. ~ '
Councillors Tor the County OF Montsurada-John f. Gri
pom OF MlIshuTsi Nathaniel Brander Samuel Benenct
Adam W Anderson and VIM Draper Of Monroyia Sion
For the County Of Grand Bas'a-Stephen A. Benson. OF
Bassa Cove; Washington W. DAVIS VIM L. Weaver and
John Hanson OF Observation-Disclosures Inquirer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-22

party proper charging tho Calhoun wing with having caused
all the mischief aud The Calhoun wing referring upn ,hea
their pettinaey and their TO harmon,. u,on
he proper In this funny fight Messrs Haryic ban
e foindsxter Goodson. Lcakc. Sioys aud Tyler Joined
TiFTu RALLor.
Mason, IS; Mcdowell. 40; Jones, 25; Summers IL; as
follows:- "
Tor Jas MAsos-Me-sr. Cust Finnsy Iarye Byrd Boak
snan soeosh hosby fos DeAinoa. Slaughter Irving Chi.
sh Love Scott smith etinan Wall Carson Of ni-tt
thompson OF H. Lee. Huacr Th,npsoa OF Wallace Game
k"'nson Glc-ham HAM OF sehooey MInyr. Psni.
'o"ne OF NJ Br a'hel Happcr, Yeby oisrr Ea.nston
Butdett Chinder-4s. "
Foe JANIS MeD5wELL-Me-.r. Iaype. sh.d.x I,hn.on
ssriSs. Thompson OF n Bsns-tt. Bamstek M,tt. m OF
u evans stest CareL Calwen Richmond BaIatd H.y
n'rd. brown Of NJ. Reirne i.on OF Al a p P.,a.
iarpsr noTnan Barr, Brown Of n Morrison Tate, Ge.pi.
Horned, cood,on steph snson fioyS--to.
fof w Josks-Mesrs Powell Deatmop Maeiin Harlan
OF w. ihinp.on OF D. wme. Leise. CauoL waIso Maot
Nelly Nem- Davis Mefhcson Taium Daniel Goodwin Pc,
Casls ''''
For GEo w. svHsKRs-Mssr. Brown Of A. Hart I,.v
Card~eu Roanc Laneac Howard tauiek Oldham wa.son.,
syme, Soekc, MEhenny-ia
vorE.
Whole number OF votes, IsG
Necessary to n choice. 20
Mason, 81; Mcdowell, IS; Jones, 30; Summers. %:
scattering, =. -
The session having been prolonged to late hour of the
evening and being apparent that no election could be
ehected unless tho lnends OF tho candidates would abide
inc rule OF the House. aud allow the man having the small
Get number OF votes to be dropped which seemed they
would not; N'
A resolution moved and adopted. pos,ponipg the
Senate having coneured in this resolution the House adj
ourned. 49, ~ 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-22
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Washington correspondent Of ,ae Baltimore Sun
tine writer Loco the paper neutral says tst every ea
sure brought before Congress- and ali the steps
u relation to IT, have reference mo,c or less To the nb
sorbrg question, from winch section the Uu.on shall the
next President be takenrom the slave OF the free
Shall Sas Wrigh; be brought forward or John C. Cal
houu Gen. Cas- Gen. Houston? The Lteutenan, Gen.
eraishP supposed by many be very intimately con
necled with this question: Alter some speculation. the
fate Of anoGer effort revive ihs "barrsn
and sale" arrangement between Mr. Polk and Gil Benton
the writer states tina, Ibis effort u he made before the of
March neYi. ~ an very credb!y informed Tho
adds that Col Benton" with that modesty aud deeaev
ofJeeLiHs to' which he remarkable Evil himself Dc
end the creation OF Lieutenant General, and state
bis reasons for doing at length" Ta..
be may d.; bdt we venture TO predict. IN advance
that he will be less successful than in his assam
upon the fy-iour iortics," his victory over whom
villa the assduous since paid him BY the Admin.
sraion. seems TO have inspired the Missouri Senator w,a
most eGtrayagant opinion OF his influence ana power
He is already maniiosty becoming intoxicated with the
gddy height TO which lac has lie ougnt to be
however. that MS footing preeuriuus one and that hc
has guarantee against fall which, If occur will be
ike that OF Luciicr-rcmcdcss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-22
The Poor of tHc City.

W. call the attention Of cur citizen, the Card, IN
a1oh3r eou m, appzng them Of the Of the COM
appointed lie several wards obtain subscriD-
uons Tor the relief OF Poor city Not less than
l75 families. oreGiby informed, have been os
cetained IN actual need o pecuniay aid aud en-
tely deserving the sympathy aud benovOience those
upon whom orune has showeIed golden ;avor. Either
OF the gentlemen referred TO will gladly received contyl
SONS for ts prssowory object, which viii be ds5ursed
under supentendence Of the Ladies Of the Union BE.
uevplcnt Society
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-22
DIED.

In New Orleans on the 9Th instant on his way TO ST Au
gusine' for relief from pulmonary affection, Mr. Jrvx
Rusr, formerly Of this city, but for several wear,
chant OF Louisville, Ky, sged - years leaving wife ard
,hfee children, with numerous circle OF relatives and
friends TO lament his loss. $3.50
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-22
Norih CnroIinn Eteginrnt.

Though '.rdy in her movements. the Old North Stale
has Of length completed rer regiment Of Volunteers Tor lhe
Mexican seryce. Gov Graham has appointed the follow
irg ii-d officers: Robert r. Payne Of Chowan county
Ca.Ore; John fegg Of Bu1combc comfy, j. eu,enant
Colonel aud 5yd.ey Srkts u Wilkes county ll1i,r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-22

Tho Wellington FOunus.n loys--wil. how much truth
kaow r1t'hrt or government in p1rsrs80n OF ic
Intimate conditions en- which MozrJ ,g consent to ~ be
pcaoe-nnd thnl Mr. Po.i los determined TO acc 40 "a
trsn II Corpr,s vii. eulbe him meet me views o.,
MeMco Tins rrmor D, rendered piobsiyie BY hc nitro
d1euon into both ilou-,s d Congress of billie placing three
millions OF dollars az q disposal OF be Pres DENT
The came paper gives circulation 10 rumor iaat uir
Government has called Gen. Taylor from rho command
o. Go, army In Mexico. and ordered him 10 repair to toe
city of vs. Wellington. We doubt No.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-22

~ Mr. Johnson Of "aryiand struck the Missouri Sena-
tor-ilo Lieutenant; General IN 9nucparou-in vital part
last TUESDAY. The question arose debate, "~Aero is
the boundary Of Ulted States p" which
swers gwen. "SOme, (said Mr. Johnson) think
tho Rio Gra1de; others IN California; while Senator
foa Missouri Mr.. Benonl hut lew months since e1pIes.
sed has opinion es that, hsd no business ON
the Rio Gtonoeihs frontier Of Tsras 5ens near the
Neuees." The Diplomatic Gcncfa..simo was silent,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-22

The Board n Mnnagf ~ 10 Cent? mems Benevolent Soc ~
eulg announce r following gentlemen ~ The Col
zee o. appointed ly cn fof prcsrf y-af IN. ost of tho
H g. ~ wn O. DO 10 chr funfs are expended ot dc
Hnrd ctcrs'cy ~ H. Ladies n Union Society
m POI " lhe Hun ring p1Hr n ths city pgcd
f' WI ~ h'r toto mret cheerful port ~ the
'l' g Richmond and that the p fovcfy incccut
Tor e b. a. incentive beray the of ihoao
give m om1ncFs tt0ss collect The Committees
autl'nkf ~ 90 vacancies thsis Wards r-'pcctvey.
Fn' MH,es Ha-f-Fredercs Bransfofd Chsuan WIN PLAY.
lo reni Tate Johua Ffy Jos Clikon am Dcnoon hoe
J w
for M-tsoH HeraGeo Hetsho1, Chaiunan, WIN y Pe m.
ron. I'M Tyler Jas ~ G,rinrr, Jos Evans WIN Auen
F1rhFrs-u Uai -Jla roind Sts', Chairman Genn,t IT,
THIS rui Cone Crew, Jas Kinnsid n Cowes wit
900 WlIam' January ~, 1917.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Port oG iSicbnopd.
mz. ae.., ~. 4ey a, :. ,.,lost, :. N.

ARRIVED.
Sehr Courier, Couch, Now York, snndri,s 10 Lee e.
InsIey, Fry 4 CO, w Tyler, l. Gnter Sizer & Son.
lnoes Brother, 5 Merchant, Wadsworth Turner & Co
workman MeGfuicT & COL + Duvnl & Co, Pizz,ni, j
Goode, Van Lew, Smith & Co, WINSTON Anto P.zzini
Z I Wortham, Bosseau, Bnnav,a, J Snt,n Brooks
Bel " Hudson, Dlinker Il Morris, A Bafgamn n w
Tyler, Ritter, J w Randolph & co, a Il Harris Duyaf
Purcell, Johnston, And Pizzni, ] Kerch Suhtet,
Shields ~ Somerville. II Ludlam & Co. T. NJ Leonard A
T. fendleton, Dunlop MoncuTc & Co, Williams * H. Kali
ID Gibson, Booth. Womble Keesec Il Sumn.r
Gordon & sAinker, Edmond Il Davenport, Webb Bacon
N Co, Nash * "oodhouse, r NJ Zimmerman, J Evans,
and TO order. -'
Schr Angelina. Miller New York
Schr Boston, Townsend New York
Schr Heroine, lloil'ngshead, Rapp1hannock
Schr VIM Applegar,h, Kent. Suffolk
SAILED,
Sehr Sarah Woolord, wonlford Philadolphs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-22

We received yss'ofJly from the Ladies. F.i,. nav, r
prog'rs or th' Cry Hail. present of portion Of o god
tnngs which they arc prpl'cd 60 pr1e 20 thor ysitsrs
The weather t's boon quite unay,rable but We H,.c
nevertheless that their tables have been and vii continue
Co be crowded.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-22

NfpsuDty, JttusfF 1J.h. 1874.
4 communication was received from ris Senate sm.irs
ihot they bad rgreed 10 tho r,4rnn 1r The siecuyn ri
COunc Tor on ThurIly tho 2lst instant
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
W. Bars, from ue COMMITTEE on Proposition. and
Grcg1ucss roD,ft,i noIin8i the petition o tho Iln.ses
end other rrl,nt Of tic town ~ Bfh 1 Morg1n county
hr', 1o,troiy q, fr pctuor oi citlenr of Ts1r Odd
te lore cprnty ~ he,ludns y. &. for now county oct
q ctua gsdS hereof
mr Ii.sD from tbo COMMUNE on Roads and Intofnal
N'vig-t1.. report. Id the following BLISS
bhl io revive providing Dr The c0natrueon u
hoimsd rom Gues's s;luJ1 10 the Tennessee lno.
hii Co. foyyc tho act passed lot FEB 1893, ineopo.
fa'ng thc Dunsard Creek Turnpike Company.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-22

a. In his Annual Message to the Legislature OF Massa-
chuseus Governor Briggs refers to the that the Gene
RAJ Government has this day refused refund thai
State large OF money advanced from It's treasury
during the Of 1872 although justice OF tue clam
has been frequently admitted by the accounting oicels
aud several been sanctioned by tue yot,
sometimes Vi one, and sometimes Of o'heT branch OF
Congress. The Governor thinks that this persistence IN
refusal pay Just debt less censura5e than the
failure Of Mexico from sheer poverty pay, they be-
due, tue several iastalmcnts OF tho indemnify money
the r0u-payment Of winch Mr.. Polk deems such henou.
ehenco as 90 IasttN war
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-22

The Washington Union says that Capt s. H. w,,rrp
VIII cave that city on the LIST OF February for the seat Of
war via Baltimore md Pittsburgh; aud that he il authors
ssl 10 recruit hiy young men for the regiment NJ
Mounted KIT men IN the field under Col PrRs1rrR
T. ssrE Capt, w. has procured from the Government
an order Tor one thousand OF Cor large revolving nj.
10, ms regiment and expects 10 procure ClaSe's pate
rifle, which said be the most deadly weapon in IN,
world. - NV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-22
MAR RHED.

At the residence OF Edward G. Walton in u.,L.u
county, Mississippi, the 9th January lsi7 by the
Mr.. Thomas, H. j. ADAMS Esq. TO Miss Lucy C, A. t,
merly OF Buckingham county Va O
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-22

" We roget TO learn TIA, tlug1 A. Girland Es, of
Iecrbu.g hri hs fractured on the OH inst By at.
tempting 60 jump o1toi OF the sasss ing wo,,, on
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