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PoWIiafan Hnuse.

The complimentary Card, IN another column IN regard
the management OF this House, be highly Crafty
ing the worthy proprietor. Mr. C. L. DIbTeli from the
fact 5at Il was entirely voluntary the part Of the
signsrsls reception by Mr. ID. being the first numauon
oisuch intention Their part. We add our own
testimony that Of the gentlemen who have paid Mr. D.
eomp ment just itse! and rendered in manner 50
.l,ficatc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26

Of Division. Apssuio Lop>s s.nss Asss sshnowlsas-
ed - genersl-in chief Of the Mexican army.
Mexico. February 81. l5t7. GeneraLinChief Msuss de
Ia Psna B.rr.ssn. which arc attached the signatures
Of all the regimental officers Of the gsrrison.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26

For LiBkkiA-Thc Liberia packet will sail on her 90
cond voyage, from Norfolk (Va for Monrovia and ohe
ports IN Liberia about the LIST OF May soon after hc
return from the present voyage she be gotten ready
aud VIII be able TO accommodate all emgrants who ma
DO ready to 20 out 1t that time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26

u The Washington correspondent; OF the Baltimore
Sun that the opening OF the Criminal Court, in
that CITY, the pa last, Mr. Rsque the counsel OF Hosea
H. Smith Withdrew the plea OF guilty. ard entered that
OF guilty" several Of the Indictment charging
him with forgery &c. by which he had succeeded de-
fsudng the L. States Of upwards OF thousand dollars
Mr. Rsque read TO the paper, in which the prison.
heretofore occupying respectable position the
Washington bar and in society atirms his innocence
but, nasmush jury had found him guilty upon one Of
the charges, he oreseeing similar result the rest,
Withdrew his plea Of guilty, and submitted himself
the mercy Of the Mr. r. then begged the court TO
suspend the for days enable the prisoner
obtain pardon from the President The decin-
cd however and proceeded pass sentence take effect
future day-which Imprisonment in the poniten.
ary for eight years and the prisoners directed
to be stricken from the roll OF attorneys OF that court
TIE writer adds that the President will pardon the oen-
der-uPon what ground other than ms former high stand
ing, which, in Judgment ought be regarded an
aggavation Of his crime, rather than enung him
iorbearanoe, we have yet to be informed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26

IL COL F0yeue McMu!len has announced himself
candidate io Congress the Abingdon district lately re-
presented by Col. George ". Hopkins. now Minister to
Portugal. The Wings, have believe can beat
and hope they wall succeed their efTori. to in
daee Andrew 5 Fallon. Of Wylhe 10 take the field
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26

RENTED,
sIOl2 Il
Or CITY p.psn vii pleas. copy

a YOuyg Rascal CIUGHr UPON THE WfSs.-S3 500
REcovEREU!ln the early part II Samdly forenoon says
the ". Y. Globe, officer Creger Of the Fret Ward having
ascerianod, from information that young about
TO sail for Matanzas, under suspicious pro-
cosdcd TO the b1flue II c1, and ihoro arrested William
r Robinson clerk 10 The employ 81 Robert J. VanIews.
ter, forwarding merchant No. 100 Broad street. and found
IN his pOsse7so small hair trunk, cOnsinng : 500
IN gold the property Of Mr. Vandcwator, with which he
was about 10 sa Tor the West Indos.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26

PLEA'Au BLDTEtLows.-A person writing from Camp
Watson, Tsmpc0. says
81 an collecting number Of scorpions. cenupodes end
taranuas, Come of the latter nearly large as young
colts) which intend sending you curostes The fret
opportunity. How would you like Co find on going 60 bed,
couple Of good sizgd scorpions snugy slowed between
your banketsL alsuLg you % unn.ua nccurtanca
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26

u Our accounts from the S2ot,syyanis. Albemarle,
Buckingham AID Boieourt Congressional nre high
y encouraging. The Wing spin, is up while that Of their
opponents naturally Aags under the mai administration Of
public affairs, to which they be insensibe. One
and united eJT and the Old Dominion will be re-
Deemed Shnl we NOT make ihat effnttl
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Richmond, March l2h. Is47.


TENIlE undersigned Members of the Legislature
Il who have BOARDED at the "FowHATAN HOUSE during
the present ard OF preeed
beng about adjourn, EEL called OF duty
place an the bands OF Mr. CHARLEI l. som.
testimonial q cur kind regards our HIGH subtraction
with the eon.uct ard OF estabIrshmeaL
In House eonainirg some hundred boaTder may be
pee cd thar there Will De frequent pleasure
IN saynR however that durins
tie cCItiiay occasion for dissa
The HoIe remarkably Tor quiet The table has
been boutuy applied with all good things OF life and the
Rooms well kept
Mr. aHt Mrs have presided with ability and
have evineed all desire To make their
comfort be and happy. assistant. are PRO mt
hing and the faithful honest attentive 10 the
duties
Upoa the whole do believe more agreeable Board
ing uouse be found Virginia that Mr. may
org co"uu, to occupy toTG he ha ind aeees.ary leave
IT, that he make i1cat0n with his merit
Meb Moore lawT Boane J NJ Smith
Geo u Happier Ssm' Watts A Il Halliday
VIM 70 hat Adam small w BTcaihed
n Chpndlcr ] Voolfolk ] Thomn.on 4,
Thomas Davis Thos NJ Ronlufant HIGH w Sneaey
IA Rogers Ino BoSycT CaHeH Tn mas Robinson
Amhef WIN finney George Sinmsn
+ Brown WIN l. Boak
We concur with great pleasure in tho foregoing
FRANCIS l. SMITH,
ROBT. RROCKETr,
nho
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The Plan OF Affack.

We copy Inc following Icuef from ne PhIladepha In
quifor.
lsLAyD LoBos, Mexico, Sunday, Feb %.
have just seen The Of attack We concentrate a.
Tue Island Of Anton Lizard0, lnJ ready the ships are
moving OIL with troops. Among the feet arc ordnance
SHIPS horse ships, wagon ships, &c. sc and indeed al
sufs o uauap'rs. Anton Lizafdo about 30 miles from
Vera Cruz and as soon possible after landing the line
of march for Vera Cruz will be commenced by landing us
upon the main land in small bos II .ueccssful IN the
stack, The transports be dschlrged-if otherwise
"hch Heaven iorbd-ihey are % be detained and ll
again receive those fortunate enough po tue conf
on board by sunday neat presume, 1t nothing occurs the
grand battle which BE- 20 decide the fate Of Mexico will be
| fought
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26

" 's stated that DO June nezt President Polk intends
to visit hsuave State Noru Clrona In order to be pre-
sent o. The delivery Of the AonuaI Address by Secretary
John Mason, before the Societies at tho Un.ysnty. a,
ChnpeI utU. '' ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26
G. w. X.

IAMFc' MaTch o. IoII.
Rumor follows here in such quick succession that
before have time digest another IL aside
and both prove eventually Yesterday the city was
agog with the startling Intelligence that Santa Anna had
attacked and defeated Gen. Taylor at Aqua Nuova, and
the OF OF the officers killed were given
don't believe word Of it. although we may soon
expect 70 hear OF battles IN that section s reasonable
Santa Anna really intends either hazard an action at
Aqua Nueya that place, else making feint
with large force distract attention from certain designs
OF his upon other points.
enclose the TamPcO Sentinel of to-day, in which you
will see all the well rumors.
In haste,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26

"Pamunkey"in yesterdays Enquirer refers TO the
fac that Nj Pend!et2n's not found among The
who voted against the bill reeognz ng toe existence Of
war with MsGico-lnd thinks that Mr.. Jone- the candi-
date tor Congress IN the York district somewhat en-
5arassed IN the discussion al New Kent house.
no discovered ihaiac We suspect that Gen Bayys "do-
Docratic" friends would have been more eonfounded If
hey had been told that that gentleman voted, Nth N.
Ways agnns, the famous preamble that BILL which IN
truly declared thai the eKsed by the act Of Me1cn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26

~ The Legislature Of LOUISIANA after consultation be-
tween Gov Johnson aud Gen. Brooke, has declined acting
upon the reqIsuon OF Col Curtis for an additional y5Iun
sc force. Tue Information from the scene Of operations
console ed too vague justify the raising Of the troops
particularly a. five Of the regiments are now on their
wy TO tho mouth Of Tho ryor already there and the
Information could be conveyed Gen. Scott and every
reinforcement be furnished by him bsi9to any could be
raised aud transported the field Of operations from New
Oaeang
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RICHMOND MAN,

lhxroRrkp AND ooRakcrED twice WEEK roe rss ~
MAkcH IS, I647.
ToBAcco-wi,hin the las, few days tho Inspections
have increased, and prices a shade better
fLouk-We hear Of no sales since the receipt Of tho
news PET Hieernia; holders asking e6taS61.
bushel.
FlsiI-iIeung.-Asa5 for Nov. Scotia. No Moth Ca
oATs-soc from DepO,-in demand.
CUT NAlLs-4ts4Ac.
25a50e. WV =" S''-'' -N~
WmisKEY-Bbl'. CSC; Hhd.. mono in market
LlME-Thomaston from store ri i2I
MoLAssGS-New Orleans, in Dbl, IS 10 SIC, Porto
Rico 35c. Cuba 23a27c. wa ~ '" '''' wv"
CANDLES-sperm 3os32c.; Patent Sperm 4oc Hull,
O. G0rfEE1Lasuayra 7tase Rio 7iasc; Java io.iI &c;
CLOVER sEED-sl,as-dun.
HERDS GRASSY.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushel.
PIG IRoN-$25 to IS.
OIL-Winter strained oil best 100 cts per p,l
PkoVlSIoNS-Bacon. now hog round 91,lo Giants.
Western Sides. now, %; Shoulders now, sac; New Lard
fLAsTER-From the Wharf, 1915 per ton. do.
suGARs-Double Loaf Sugar l2c; Crushed i2c; Phi.
serIed i.te NJ Orleans 7is9e for strictly Prime; Porto
SHoT-5a5t.
sALT-Sl zoe from store. None arriving.
EXCHANGE.
Pil aSs dsai s s,is drafts i.s
South Gsr Sa,,. dis Wheeling , dl,.
AI,ssm, Notes g.. ! prem. Tennessee dis
CATTLE MARKET p'"'
BErf-Scale weight 81. 75sS3,50 Rross. Surxr-so,
~ quality considered HoGs-searce. and in demand.
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
State Stock per cents, value sioo-heh at sIo,
CORPORATION per cents value sioo-s sIO2
sshs ver kanawha Bonds guaranteed by the
sIehan.e Bank stock par value sioo-an sIoii.
y ,a'% n hans stock. par value slOo-heh at s9i.
va Bank Stuck, value S7O-held n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26
FRESH AND ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF
SPRING GOODS.

WE have received by the packets Patrick
Henry, Poeahonias aud Greenway Union Ra Road
styles Of sPuns, Gcob, which oher ALL
cheap foI cash city They are in raf as
folows- - -
Rich Grenadn ne Glasse plaid and striped SILKS
India Reps aud plain, paid striped ami fancy DO.
Super biz AMI blue blk God Rhine plain plaid and striped
Rich Em5rd Crepe shaws Damask DO
Zephyr worried, Barge shawls and seatfs
Fancy cold. plaid and plain blk Alpaca
French and Earson plaid and striped G nshams
husins Lawns, printed Jaeonets and OrElndes
BIZ ami white Gingham' Lawns and prints
Rich Printed Bafegss and Balconies
French, English and American Prints, cheap
Swiss Jleonet, Cambria, null aud corded Muslns
Paid Silk Tarans. RoselyB plaids and Robes
cases H"h Linens comprising variety quality md
puee
Table Dama'k, Napkins, Huekabaek Diapers and Crash
800 aud I24 super hne and MEDIUM Linen ahertiaK
Ihread baees tg and lnserprs Regency
Bohbin Cambria and sEs' Muslin do.
BIZ aud fancy cord SILK Frnges, Fsrnture do
Bonnet Cap, Hat and Neck Rbands satn and Iusrng do
Rich Needle worked Capes and Collars. IN prices
Thread Cambria, Ffeneh Lawn, and Drapery Musins
HaT Cloth Are, RoyaRuse, Gass Cloth ami corded Skirts
Shell Side and Tick Combs, Buffalo and Brazfisndo.
Ladies, Mi'srs and CHI hren's SIX and cotton hoe
II" Kid, silk and Lise Thread Gloves ard Nn,s
Enbroided Rovore and Tape spoi Linen C,mbre Hdt0s
tpitahod Bantanna, PonEcc and plaid Snk 90
Super blk French Cloths, Cassimerea md Dee skins
Fancy eoId Cloths and Cas- inefes sprnE and sumnrr
Iashmaieues Cape, Camets, summsr Chsani Gamtroons
Slle' mape 90 tte STA Codinson, biuc and Oh
rain white firiptd and ph Linen DHnnn
Heavy brown d. and Cotton Pantheon atuda
rain and htd tatin and FlE Verngs. Marseires do.
DuriaPs' Dowas, Dset and Russia sheeiuss
hFae assortment of the hest styles hi-aehrd and brown
Sheeihgs shngs, OEnaburFs Drlnrs plaid II msres art
cnh yALENrINp pppcppN I. 20
mn 20 No. 2i7, Broad Street shoekoe Hin.
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Prom the \. o. rie.ysss Er,r.. M.rsh ne.
LATE FROM TAMPI(O.

Departure OF Troops from ADMINISTRATION
of the CIy-Retreat OF Gen. TAYLOR upon
Monterey--Mutiplcity of Mexican Rumors
Revolution in Mexco-Expulsion of Gomez
Farias.
The schooner Home, Capt Kinney arrived early this
morning from TamPeo. having left there on the 9Th
She went outside the bar day or two earlier but brings
our letters TO the morning of The 7tb
Lieut. Is barry, ot the LIST Infantry, came passenger on
tho Home We learn from him that all the troops intend
ed Tor the SCUM had sailed from Tampco. force OF
about 1000 men has been left to garrison Tampeo name
~ the Baltimore BATTALION the Louisiana volunteers under
Lieut. " wyse' The whole force is under command OF
| Col Gates, I'd ARTILLERY.
Tine two mos, imporsn, features the by
rival are, nrsf the retreat OF Gen Taylor Sauo
Monterey wHhouta general action; and secondly n reyo
luton IN Mexico with the expulsion OF Gomez Faras from
power
The OF the retreat of Gen TAYLOR res,. entirely
on Mcxican reports. Tampico has been overrun with
mors OF all kinds in regard collision between the
OF Ssnts Anna and Gen Taylor. Mr. Kendall in the sew
eral brief letters from him which we now publish scans
these rumors In the postscript his letter of the 9th
toe postscript being written early the morning OF the 7h
he announces mat Gen. Taylor has fallen back without
an action, IN 80 confident that we place very great
rclia1 upon his news.
The Mexican papers however say that Santa Anna had
cut on TINS retreat by nterPcsng the forces Gen Mnon
and Torrelon.
The revolution in Mexico rests upon much stronger
grounds, and there can DO doubt about IL.
TANrico, Mexico, March 4, IS47.
The reports IN relation the movements OF Gen. Scott
are contradictory Almost all no ~evc that por
ton OF hs force Is already oil Anton zardo where it Is
said the NoSeans have thrown batteries prevent
landing and there many who think that the battle
Vera Cruz has been fought Tho brigades Of Gen Quit
man and Shields are still here, also number of officers
who came down the New Orleans They are all anx-
ious To the andsngo Vera Cruz. and will DO alto
gelher too good joke ii they disappointed
Every thing in and about this place would 20 TO prove
the go-aheadv OF the Augoaxon race. and that every
thing is fast Americanzng. Here we have an American
newspaper, the American theatre the United States Hotel
the Union Resaurat, and American Of Justice
Some rsmakng that the judges Of the know
little Of the law, not having been bred to the profession an
old citizen without hearing exclaimed: "confound the law
we have had enough OF that here-what JUS
tee, aud we getting that now"
Ii was Gen. Minon who is said have commanded tho
McXicans in the night attack upon Gen Taylor The re-
port comes from the Merchandising positive has been
received. C. w X
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26
TAnrrc,, March G. ls47-lO o,clock A

TANTrco, March 6, lS47-l0 O'Clock A. ".
There are those here. well post up in Mexican affairs
who think the report General Tayors defeat by Santa
Anna has been got up complete victory over the
forces OF the latter BY the Americans Aqua Nueya
There coming the truth of anything at present but
a few days viii tell the story.
Yours, &c, &c, G. w. H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26

1F a destruclyc IRE occurred in Columbus, tGa) on
she morning Of The goth inst Ibroke out large wood
"a Warshouse occupied by Meass Hal 4 Debois npents
fof me- Lowell Fsctsry Companies and owned BY the Bank
of NEo5vevle which wns entirely consumed. Together
with 1881 bales Of cotton. oil Of which wss owned by the
Lowell factories. end insured IN Boston, except so bsss
l2s Of aheh we're The properly Of Gen. Lowe and % Of
NJ. r. Howard, upon which there was no insursnce.-
uedct ne cotton terc IN the wtTehous 100 sscts
Of s and large qnsut Of produce and groceries most
~ wch ~as insured. Tee ihfse Oidsr buildings wefc
desoyet sut no Who'll, lose is es'asted AZ shout s69,
600.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26

~ it will be sccr hlt there has been smother Rsvou
ton 10 the city Of Mexico resulting the expulsion o.,
G3m,z Faua. he recently elected Wee President Of ,hs,
ii.usTod RePnbic-,he victim al once Of internal die
cord and elnSulson and Of foreign nvason-,ho restora
ton Of Salas who,H will be remembered overthrow Pa
Teds-ard 'h recognition Of Santa Anna the President
~ iHfsrim aud commander n chief Of the army Tb,.
revolution, We imagine, wi. exert no influence upon the
question OF peace Or war, all pnres oyncug equal hostility
"a she Untcd Smteswhob indeed. seems to be- the only
bond NJ Fympsfhy and union between the turbulent and
Otherwise conflicting octous 10 that country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26

~ NJ Gay cit Now Orleans whore he has spent the
wiater, the 10Th inst hs return TO Kentucky The
Boohn s'y' be- was boz satc Of much snIety n regard
g. che state oi -i on the R'o Gnnde not only cu-
zen, deeply interested tho iao OF the afmy but also o.
tbor hs eidest boiug with Goa Taylor a. Loutep
ant Colonel OF tte Kentucky regiment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26

" We ore authorised announce that .us D. McGut
r gentleman Of 6uo talents, and sterling Wing "a o.
candidate Tor to House Of Delegates in toe counues of
Mathews and VI dd.escr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26
NEW GOODS.
DINFORD d FRY No IAI Eagle Souo

N EW NUJDO.
RlNFORD d FRY, No. lA.D Eagle Square,
- Richmond, Va receipt Of entire stock Of
Sprrg and summer q Ode, consstnE In follows
Casme and NetnEs vatsi Cloves No Hosiery
susPender Umbrellas beautiful French Drngs: Bite;
Cloth; Croton onides Lnncn sheetng Pillow
Gaze and Irish Linens Domsst Prints Of cvery derpton
seautul r. do for children; Dsmlsk Table Diaper
and Napkin. Towels very ehoap Gae B Fouifd
and other styles rich ard elegant French Capes DO
Do Csiars style DO. shws variety, SIS
BafeGes and BaLofnes French painted Jacon do
Linen Cambes and GnEams. Lustro and Linen entirely
BuaHteF sk srd Conn iiosirry oren plain Govo
splendid ars1men Alpaca Lustes &c &c Together win an
other arecs To be- foufd by Goods Store. ch we otter
to on's and tn public unusually prices Hsvnr
hlfcd portion of latter
cell low they be- had market We would
respectfully CoUsrsv FErsps 10 call and ta,e
our stock before purchasing elirwheie
Orders fom the county shall have prompt attention
No. tf5 Eagle square,
mn 20 Rchm0nd. Va
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TGNFco, March IL 0 o'clock forenoon.
In haste would inform YOU that have 'his moment re-
ceved Mexican papers OF later and with highly i'm
P,rtant intel gcncc / send them down to the bar by q
s-enger horseback, aud case the Home has not
out you will receive them Uy that vessel. II size has
eft sha leave them be forwarded by the Apiaehicola
other vessel Ia h1ste c. W. X
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-26
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET

BErf-Scsle weight S2.75ss3.5O Rross. surrr-
~, quality considered. HoGs-scarce, and In demar
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-06-26
RESULTS OF ANTI-RADICAL ADM
ISTRATION.

1t may, with perfect accuracy, be assert
that no domestic administration ever Occga.
plished more good for the people of Ny
Hampshire than that of which ANTHoy
Colby was the head.
II paid off debt of about twenty thOuan!
dollars, and left money in the treasury abon
the Indebtedness of the State on the Isl a
this month.
1t dstricted the state for the choice
Members of Congress; highly republa1
measure, and in accordance with lard
the land but which law was contnuaFR.
sisted by the Nominals, through whos ON.
stinacy the voters of the whole State were
repeatedly called out TO vote when butt SID
gle member was to be elected.
1t granted safe and liberal charters By
which course unusual activity was impare.
to the business ofthe State,-and start gy.
en- to enterprise, wholly unknown when RAJ.
ical politics shaped the Legislation of NT
Hampshire.
1t abolished Militia Musters, by which ta
State saved thousands of dollars, besides b.
ing spared from those pernicous influences
of which musters were the cause.
1t granted a Charter to the Free-Will BlD
lists which object was repeatedly but I'D
avaiIingly sought when the Radicals were
power.
II encouraged anti-slavery sentimeng
amongst the people, and broke up that al
ject servility which in preceding years Char
acterized the course ofthe majority, in pas:
ing resolves in accordance with the SEMI
ment and desire of South Carolina and Viz
ginia.
Ii encouraged the General Education Of
the Youth of the State, by the Common
School System; believing that Popular Lib
erty can he preserved no longer tbanihe Peo-
pie intelligently discharge their duties in the
government under which they live.
1t broke up the destructive poNNCy urged m
the Curry Letter, and opened New hamp'
shire TO the construction of Railroads, those
essential enterprises of the day; while the
inevitable tendency of Radicalism was to rear
obstacles so formidable as TO defeat altOgen
err the building of those highways OF travel
and commerce.
1t was respectful towards its opponents;Sa.
though appropriating to its friends the GbIel
offices at its disposal, nevertheless suffered
many to remain in their places, who cOuo
easily have been removed; and
1t passed resolves upon the subject Of sl'
cry which were applauded Throughout lh'
free States, for their bold, elevated, but re
svfectful character; and by law ofthe slat
reenacted the law of England, that eve!
man coming into New Hampshire is free
We close us we began, by relterang 'H
fact, that no administration in New. Hamf
shire ever did so much to promote the b0:'
ness and contribute to the reputation OF lf
State as that of the political year closing
June, 1947.-.Ne,c Hampshire Statesman.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-06-26

only now and then faint and distant bark
The robbers, or perhaps murderers, had
taken outa pane of glass, which had enabled
them to undo the fastening of the window,
when, but for tire dog, they would doubtless
have accomplished their purpose. The mis-
ttress and maid got light, and secured the
window as well as they could.
They then dressed themselves, for to think
of sleeping any more that night was ont of
the question. They had not got down stairs
the second time before they heard their pro-
tector scratching ut the outer door for admit
rtance. They Immediately opened it, when
he came in waggng his bushy tail, and tawi-
ing upon each ofthem in turn, to be patted
and praised for his prowess.
He then stretched his huge bulk, at full
length, beside the warm stove, closed his
eyes, and went to sleep. The next morning
,rhey gave him n breakfast any dog might
have envied; after which nothing could in
duce him TO prolong his visit. He stood viii
ming mpatenlly ut the door till twas open
ed. when he galloped off in great hurry,
and they never saw him afterwards.
They had never seen the dog before, nor
did they ever know to whom he Belonged
1t was very singular circumstance, and they
could only suppose that he came with some
stranger to the side. The family moved the
following day to their new cottage in the vii
lnge; and when my wife and called upon
them, Mrs. NJ. reminded me that, when
last saw her, she had told me they were not
unprotected."-.N Y. Com. .4dU.