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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-23
Sill RIFFS SALE.

ID virtue Of writ OF t,er iacias, issued ont o.
~ tie district court, in and fo~ the couu.y OF
Racine, and to me directed, have levied upon
seized he following described property, to Wit
The e. 81 hi OF The iractona. quarter Of sec -
town TWO north, OF range % east, containing a.
bout - acres; the lat OF the W or Of sec - tn
Of range % e, except about acres, on the
south side, containing about - acres the e
fractional quarter OF section 10 town ,, u Orange
% e, containing about no acres; which shau
expose for sale to the hughes. bidder at the ,our'
house IN Racine, on Thursday the 29th day oi
July .Xt, at . clock 7. VI.
WIN STRONG Jr. Sheriff
Dated Southport June IL, IsI7.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-23

NEW YORK. JUNE 18th, p. VI.
One day later from New Orleans and
the war. Scott is at Puebla with 5000
men, preparing for an immediate march on
the capital. Gen. Worth is to lead the
van. and enter the 18th inst. Civil anar-
chy still continuing in the capital. Santa
Anna had resigned resignation not accepted.
Ncxcans are terrifying the suburbs.-
There were three thousand troops in the
capital.
There was a rumor in Vera Cruz, that
700 of Gen. WORMS men had been killed
by rising on the part Of the McNicans at
Pucbla The rumor is doubted. Many
volunteers arriving at Vera Cruz. Yellow
fever is spreading.
Part of Col. Doniphans command had
arrived at SaItillo. The Massachusetts
regiment had started for Monterey. Moth
ing important from Gen. Taylor.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-23

( FARM containing aboq. .9ur hnalrcd r..
! A IN The town OF Pleasant Prairie, tusec al Il
half miles west Of s'ouhpos5, 100 acres im,ro, ,
9 o. Larn and Dwrssgte. ~e.i walcred ael aoos
% Acres OF Timber. VI or particulars .lquirr ot
I. RICHMOND X Co. Racine. 81
C.I. HUTCHIN ON, Southport.
Southport, June II, Iol7
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-23

SOUTHPORT W. r.
] VIE Subscriber respectfully announces TO the
i cuzens Of Southport am the pnb.ic generally
uat having become the proprietor Of tnis well
knoWn House, he wall spare no expense in bis AZ
Engagements for the accommodation Of travellers,
Transient and regular boaraers The location of
tbs house IS within few rods Of The Steamboat
lending, and passengers will oe waited On at all
hours, to and from the boat free Of charge. The
proprietor IS determined that in poia' oil good fare
faithful attention and reasonable prices, the Amer
lean shall not be outilvalled by any hotel in the
western country.
Ample accommodations for .G.rmers and I'ler
teams, The American vii, he krr, on >, let
Temperance principles GEO. d, JENEIT.
April I-l7.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-23
a true copy. Attest,
ALBERT g. KNIGHT. Register,
b! J. @. PAEKER, DEPUTY.
O. F. DANA Sol. for Com.

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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-23
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7 4 | L 0 r | n 6.
i. WILLIAMS.

TNOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants Of
w Southport and vicinity, that he has recently
opened Shop in the room one door east OF E. Pom
eroy's Variety Store, on Market street. HI has
worked the business several years in some cftdo
principal cities Of the United States and he is now
prepared % Cut and Make, for customers in this
an. garments of any style or fashion
u Work done when promised
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-23
DECLARATION OF WAR +!


ID MARSTON has now got up the best Shop
IA. n the Territory for painting and is now pre-
pared to do all kinds OF Painting aud Polishing
CaliaGes and Sleighs in better style than he
done else where. After the experience OF twelty
years he hatters hims If hat he aunot lie beat lay
ing papcr-he also prepares wal, and paints walls
all colors end different styles that in any rooms
the walls can be washed well as any wood, and
this he does from his experience and knowl-
ed re and is prepared 10 do fancy aud ornamental
painting cheaper than can be done elsewhere III
the Territory.
\. b. Paints md Oils ALWAYS for sale at
my shop ard co1rs Of every description prepared
and sold ats aht. Graining and Imitation of f.
gvptian marble and all other kinds of wood and
marble &c, nc.
L. shop corner Of church and pearl streets.
Southport I,rc. =, .!-iJ.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-23

AEI.ELi HCHODL.


IT III undersi gaed have formed connection.
] and concluded an Arrangement for con1uctin
Prominently, Select School in Southport IN
which viii Be taught all the Common and higher
English branches, ordinarily taught ~ Seiec.
School. and Academies, including Penman ship,
Book Keeping, and Elementary Mathematics to-
gethcr wil1 the Greek aud Latin faGgaa gee. and,
IN short whatever may lie deemed necessary al
al education preparatory 10 the transaction OF
business, or for admission to College.
Tihe school in operation. ia Lyceum
Ham.
TERMS PER QUARTER OIL WEEKS.
Ptlmary Course, 50
Common English Branches So zoe
II CHER English branches, $500
Laugua ges, $500
il - intended tnat he course Of instruction shalt
be oi the most thorough. character. Satisfactory
testimonials Of qualification and experience IN
eaching can be furnished
REFKERScEs.
! Southport has. Durkee. Rev. J. Lathrop
| r. n Dening. Dr. r b. Waldo. c. c. Shoe..
! Mil,saukie --Rpv. D. F. Curtis.
| PrG.gieriiie. Poi. Root, and Miller.
| 1ztalau-Rev. J. r. Os;ra nder.
| WaltescaIer Rev. +. Il: Case.
! 4. l.. BARBER. o. ADAMS.
| Southport, Feb. 90 isI7 n35-3
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-23
LEE. JUDSON x LEE.

7 AIDES DRESS GOODS.-A beautiful as
I i sorlmeut Just received at
N,v rs MANNEI i CO.
NEW GOODS-The best assortment IN town
y ias, received and st ling oil cheap al
May lS, MANNEf . " Co
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-23

LATE LEE q JUDsUN
Occupy the spacious FIVE STORY WA EHousI,
No 56 CEDAR srREET,--the wHcLE OF winch is de-
voted to the exhibition and sale OF The SIlge Ar
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Southport June 8th lS47. Pl,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-06-23

TITAREANTEE. Mortgage and Qrit Claim
" Deeds, Ponds. Summons, Executions, War
rants, Neuigcs and SubPauas, tor sale at
KINGS BOOKSTORE.
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IN CHANCERY.

/. 5. LovELL-Comriainan;s soIr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-05-22

TRJN HIz
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08
From the New Orleans Pi,ayune, Feb. sc.
Nery Late from The Rrnzos

The sehr Cora Capt SiFng has arrived from the Bazas
"aence she sailed the forenoon OF the 18Th iGs She
Drought over ten passengers, among whom d. Hara
o. THIS State, who has been stationed Tor months the
mouth OF the Rio Grande post Surgeon From n,el.i-
genee kindly communicated by him, aud rom the MAa-
mo5as flag OF 18Th u.t derive following inorma-
ton
The intelligence have given Of the prospect of an
seton al Sa,uio confirmed All Gen. Buffers outposts
are said By the Fae To have been 6vea in and e stack
made Al al vas eAreeied during the hrs, ie days OF
February DR.. Hardy Is OF opinion that Gen Taylo,'s
eommand al Saulo woald exceed rather than fall short
% bUlO OF course, tbere was no fear as 10 the r.
s1.,. Many believed that when the Mercan, found hin,
IN such iofce and 50 strongly posted the idea Of an alta
would be abandoned.
Very many officers were st OF opinion tia, SAINT, Anna
mediaed 10 seuols blow IN that direction, that the move
ment Of division OF ms army th'hcr but fent and
that he vii LEAD the main boiy OF ms forces 10 Vera Cz
'-rousrumors have reached the city ~ this arfva! some
OF hem 70 the effect That general engagement hsd zen
p!sce. To none 90 these DO attach any c-edsuce
good deal OF apprehension o., Ml:amoros Of an
attack from Cen Urea. This Oihcer understood 10 be
on tins SIDE 81 the mountains head OF 600 oops
vi these 600 be surpassed in the Nexe,n
vice; the -em-iaaeT are irregular clyey or ranche-os
Col. Dfske has the command Of Maamo.os where an
Indiana regiment IS stationed. one company Of dcs had
been eeachet from % 10 relieve Capi Lowe, m the COM
uand q" hon bown. company o! regular recruits was
sh'y expected 10 garrison that post. Col Drake had pro-
lcet mLsEeis and ammunition Tor the use o the
OF Ma.lmoros M case Of attack He had semitic Point
Isabel TOT several pieces OF ordnance for the defence Of tue
CITY, and Capt NcD1ugaS company OF Indiana 70 uatssfs
ald been converted in;o corps OF artillery aud Stationed
IA the faza W inier from all can learn, that the
Danger threatening Malam7!os not deemed very i'm
maeHt AL accounts agree that the road from that city 10
Monterey Is PeF!ous one - rayc! present. con-
siderable force
The troops were sui. omblrkiag the mouth rapidly
a. poss BILE & Scott sailed Saturday the l3,n inst
Gen Worth had not left The 18Th and would see b.
whole command ship board before leaving The troop.
would be concentrated Al the isle Of hos ss rapidly
possible, but We arc informed by an gent gentleman
not supposed the army could move from Lobos
before the l5th a. March
a Mons. Suzsneau respectable citizen or Matamor,s
committed sIc de tue 10Th inst The infIsly OF hi.
vile il asssae1 o. tie cause aud the Flag says that &c
morse had driven her 10 se.i-aesueton PRIOR hus
! banas ceaL..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08
Locofoco Mceting in Po,xhn,an-

Saturdays Enquirer contains tho proceedings Of Loco
TOGO meeting held In Powha,an last Tuesday An eabo
rate preamble, large portion OF which IL devoted 10
pronunciation OF Mr. Calhoun, whose old "federa sins
wei as his more recent acts Of cbellou are ma
heiousiy set forth by his late ae is followed BY ,,riny
OF resolutions, clarifying the "wse, patriotic aud demo-
cratic" course Of Mr. Folks administration ecndemning
the expulsion OF the editors Of the Unio aud invoking
patriotism OF the Noh"(D us from the evil eon.e
quences OF the wlmot proviso "The report and re.o-
Inuons were zealousy opposed by Mr.. VIM Old and Mr.
wm DID, IT, and advocated by Col. Hopkins" tbro,her OF
the newly appointed Minister to Portugal by whom they
were evidently written. But the bow aimed ut Mr. Cal
noun was obviously intended reach othors-and among
them, particularly Mr. Seldom the late OF
this District in Congress, whose attachment TO Mr. Cal
noun, is said, has been nothing weakened by recen,
events This Is shown by the adoption OF resolution
appointing 2l delegates TO Convention proposed 10 be
neid IN this city, on the 25th inst "to nominate Demo
cratic candidate. with the full knowledge on the part Of
the meeting that Mr. Seldom has been already authora-
lively announced candidate, in tho columns Of tho
Enquirer They are willing. it seems. TO wait until
Mr. Seldom shall have undergone the examination which
understood that no is be subece the 9Th inst,
IN the presence OF the assembled democracy OF Henreo
They have virtually prejudgcd him. and niercntsy a,
least proclaimed him hereto. Why, them any farther
inQuisiuon touc hing his orthodoxyl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
Senate.

MARCH 8, III.
communication received from the House OF Dele.
s''e'' announcing tho passage Of ,o'eral bills.
Mr.. WILEY, chairman Of tho committee Of Claims re-
ported
A Bill authorizing the Auditor to issue warrant upon
the Treasurer in favor Of Peter Mooros adminisira
tors.
bilI changing the time Of holding tho May Quarter
" Term of Jefferson.
Upon motion OF Mr.. RooERs the bill extending tho iurs-
denon oil the State over the county OF Alexandria, was
taken up.
Upon the first amendment, which allowed to Alexan-
dua representative In tho House Of Delegates, con-
siderable discussion between Messrs. Moore Ro-
gers Stanad, Caporon and Soan in support and Mesrs
McMullcn. Strngcr and Witchcr, in opposition. The
ayes and noes being called, resulted ayes ls, noes Q.
To the 10th Observation-Disclosures tho Common Coun-
ell OF Alexandria elect their Harbor Mastcr-ther,
was considerable opposition by Messrs Voolfolk, De-
neae, Siuger and Amber. IL was supported by Messs
"i'cher, Sansrd, Garrett Rogers and Gallaher Agreed
TO.
Mr.. voolfolk then Offered an amendment taking tho
eounv OF stafford from the Loudoun Congressional Dis
uict, and anaeAng II TO OF tho adjoining Districts
Supported by Messrs McMullen aud voolfolk and op-
posed by Messrs Stanard Rogers Singer and wi,chor
keIected-aycs IL, noes H.
The question then taken upon the ~ amendments
which were agreed to, and the bill passcd-ayes a. noes
3-as follows:
AyE.-Messrs Scott Speakerl, Woods, Sutton. Thomp-
son, Moore, Williams, Spark, Baptist, Garrett, Voolfolk
1aaher, Csperton, Dennis, wiicher, Sanard Smith De-
% ~ ''
NoK'-Messrs Wiley, Stringer and McMuDen-3
On motion Of MIR GARKErr, the Senate adjourned.
IN the proceedings OF March lth the offered
by Mr. Rogers protecting tho Alexandra and Harpcr Fer
~ railroad refers the Ohio and Baltimore railroad and
not the Louisa railroad
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08
Ffom tn Warrington Tnon .of Fni lay night.
ErOm lin ArInr

The accounts which were received by the last evenings
New Orleans mall have excited some interest at wash
ngt1U They seem 90 Indicate active campaign on
the part OF SANTA Anna and threaten an attack up5n
Ssu..o, Ma,lmoros, &c.
il Congress had proceeded early hour 10 carry out
tho Pee deat 5mmcntaOn, and 10 order the
% the zen regiments. they might by this time have been
ready 20 ASSET the defence Of olrne Of occupajn But
wc hope that this line i not IN immnen; dlngcr We un-
dersard, to-day The best authority that General TAYLOR
s az sauo with O,OOO troops, and that tlore are about
loo al Matamoros Cen Butler j. in command al Mon
teTey, with troops sufficient for rs defence General Scou
must by this me be the way to Yers Cruz and Der.
haps is already besiegng the castle II is crisis Of much
interest; aud shall attempt keep our readers a. well
informed OF pass events prudent disclosure Of ofic
facts Vii! euob.o q do
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

To provide for the contingency OF the Congress Of Mex
leo approving OF what had occurred and refusing 70
for the settlement Il difficulties, would have advised
the raising ct ample provisional force be collected al
convenient and healthy ppint where they could be
trained during the interval aud DC fully prepared To meet
such decision; but even M sueh deeson should be
made instead u advising formal declaration OF war,
would have advised Gen. Jackson recommended giving
authority TO the Executive make repriss for n- and
no ding such portion OF the Mexican territory as would az
ford ample indemnity, to be retained until the differences
between the two countries seulcd but in the mean
umo, would have taken repel the attacks made
upon army by the Mexican forces and TO drive them
far beyond the limits Of our borders.
Had this course been pursued. should have had all
the glory and reputation ct the brilliant victories a. Pa
10 Alto and Resaca dc Ia Palma without being involved in
the present indehnio and expensive wagod against
Mexico. We would also have had the advantage Of tho
chapter OF acciden,s-of Mexico dsavowing and
indcmnying eitizenseithcr from sense OF weakness
Of returning Justice her part from the influence Of
other which have in preserving
thereby part But all events
prisas the enormous expenses the sacrifice men and
money and the disasters To which the has exposed us
have now met. and, trust successfully repeed all tho
charges made by the senator from Missouri except those
relating 10 the Missouri compromise and the abolition
question at that pcod for which in no ways respon
ole was not then in Congress. filled the office of
Secretary OF War at the me and had agency or control
over IT, His charges light ar-od and stale with
put even pausbty and have not the slightest fear of
heir having any weight, either here in the community.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08
From eur nai,lmor. correspondent

BALTIMORE. March . ioiis
im sARkErs.-The Baltimore flour market Is quiet to-
anu Ices aetSeno trans lions have teen reported
mere are buyers Of Howard street flour at Sc eel
.. oiusrS are hrm at S6l2i. Tho stock Of City Mills
- very ighI and holders firm at seas. There is
eemsna TOT wheat. aud prices advancing. Good TO
,%e req sells at Sl25 to Sl35, and ordinary good at
sales OF white corn at 7S to 80 cents end
., yeho" nj e3hSi. Oats have advanced TO Is cents
"nsHSy Ia moderate request ut 2Sa29 cents per gallon
~ New foik, to-day, very little was doing in flour;
sns eales OF Seneeeo made at S7-Roncrally held
III IiZt Southern brands arc held at SO IS:
small sale OF Howard st. S656t The supply Of aour In
nI nands as near as can DO computed is not over 100
uvV beis Corn meal is firm $50 5O6i per barrel
no uan,senon, IN whes, arc moderate frime Gcncseo
Is worth lI0 To i75 White is selling al 9Oa9I and
yellow atsSs9s. whskcy m barrels is worth 2si cents
per gallon. ~ S'"''
Al Philadelphia, to-day the flour marko was less ,c,;v.
sale Of i2OO barrels Pennsy brands wer, mai. NJ,
% 90 holders however arc generally asking Sc sales
OF wheat 10 moderate 1870 cts for min. ,cd
Yellow corn Is selling at 81 80 cts. white is worth SO
To 50 Cts. ~ %
THE COTTON MARKEr-Tho market Mt New York IN
day. Is hrm at the advanced rates. which are considered
in one cent higher than they lowest point of
tho season. The sales OF the past week amount 10 nb,u
lOOOO bales, mostly to manilnci utets.
AT Philadelphia the market continues firm, n, ,h
advance last noticed with small salcs The advance b,
been from TO cent per pound since last week
Wash. Union, Sat. nisbL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08


1T The Fredericksburg Recorder has been thrown into
violent fit Of passion by the liberal action Of the present
Legislature, which tsays deserves the Of pos
ieriy," on the subject OF internal Improvement Ii sees
before Us the gloomy alternatives OF poverty or repud
ton and procams that tbs people Of East are hence
forth Sayes"-s'avcs to the West aud TO Richmond -
We defereniay think that the editor has permitted NOR
bid Imagination To usurp the functions of Judgment The
future will show that he is "neher prophet the son
OF prophet" Instead OF eXecraIing, poseriy will APP
Plaud the wisdom and patriotism Of Legislature which
has done much develop the aenI resources Of VIZ
gina, and break down the wall partition between il,
Eastern and Western divisions We should preferred
different mode OF improvement on the great central line
but IS to the necessity OF doing something to afford the
Western people outlet market INTEL Mt men, watch
ful OF the signs Of the times the East ought no
longer to doubt Its bearings other questions indeed
the least weighy Of the considerations by which
the wisdom OF the Legislative action the present session
Is vind!esed and by which will be here after individually
established.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08
AnnninIti,enIs

Joseph s. Murphy has been reappointed Surgeon of the
port of Wilmington, N. c.; and Dennis Dawley 4. Nor
folk
NEw RrSrNESrs-Cap tains-John S. Sitgreaye. Of S.
Carolina; Am. ii. Duff, Geo w. Smith, VIM. l.. Wal
rad and Mathew 5. Pitcher Of New York; Pemberon
WaddeII OF Pa; Jas Egan Of Mo; F. r Lay Of Maine;
John ID. Wood OF Illinois, Joseph p. Smith, Lemuel
Ford and James NJ. Talbot Of la Frazsy NJ Winans,
Isaac d. Tol! and Eugene vanderycnter, Of Meh Geo.
ii. Tscou Of the Ordnance Department U. s. A; Allen
c. Johnston Of Fa; James w. Brannan Of Ky; and Jno
b. Campbell OF Ga.
First LieutsHaHts-Danis Petigru of S. c. Joseph A.
Diver, Samuel Lea and Squire Moon OF n. Y; Frank
lin Mehaiiey OF Pa A. G. Eastman, Thomas H. Free
low j.. and Thornton +. Bfoadhead OF Mich Geo. w
Singleton Of Ky; Nelson McCIanaha Of Tenn; and James
NJ Dye OF Ca.
Second LeutsnaEts-Wm. ]. Magill Of S. C.; Herman
Thorn, Thos s. Griffin snd Hiram Russell OF NJ Y; BENZ
+. Harley Of Pa; George r. Kger Of Mississ; VIM. d.
wilkins John g. Goodman and Samuel E. Beach Of Mich.
Alexander Evans Of Ny; and Daniel Kirkpatrick of Ga
AssistaHt SugeOns-A. G. Howard Of S. c. and Jets
r. Riggs Of N J.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08
DIR. SWAYNE'S GREAT DISCOVERY.
SINCE THE DISCOVERY OF
ID X. S WA YVES
~ n. AZ w n 4 ~ II a
AnInnLIn lILIl

Valuable Medicine,
fs@s'aHds Aare beeH Re toref Dat b m "a,
road Hos Be- ~ the siiest grarsli
ANOTHER LIVING WITNESS-Rend
WIN s"onshmeni the wonderful performed BY Do s,a7n.
Compound Syrup OF WILD CHERRY =
=, PniLApsLPuiA. JAny e5, 1917
VI swNne-Dear Sir In justice yourself and duty owe
10 suffering humanity eheetfuly my testimony aud re,
compound syrup OF Wild Cherry perforated me under the m a
sPi"rg OF R'ood Fans BIea,t which
seed TO break down and epiehle constitution 30 that INV
phyean thought beyond power mrein ami my
Trends oil gave die you the n Of
your great discovery feel myself rsi.ed
nom msrr skeleton heshy rs have been
ioE wears and shall be
my case by calling residence, street. door be
low seoIge suee', Northern Liberties. JACOB PAINTER.
Certificates such the above daily received from all
quarters Of the globe.
ONE WORD OF CAUTION
Since the introduction to the public there have
number OF unprnepd Individuals got Up nosruns VIII h they
assert eontan Wild Cherry called "Baslms Bref,
and even syrup OF Wild Cherry but the nj and
only genuine preparation ever introduced public which can
be proved by the pablo records Of the Of .
'ina The only raeguad imposition L, see that nv
signature 10 on each bottle DR. n. SWAYNE,
Corner Of Eighth and Race t PLIi.
ALSO, for ,ae whole ae and Retail by
rEHrON JOHNSTON, us Main st
and puFALL PURcEtl Druggists 47 Main St. Atcn for
49, Richmond. Va
Brgr Wilson ard Chls. Corlns Co Drics,s,s Pei,rs
burg Chas u Heintsb. Portsmouth, Toy NorolE Imh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-08

IrWhon tho Governor % North Carolina in tho ap-
poinment or field officers for the Regiment Of Volunteers
from that State selected Wings and one Locofoco he
was bitterly sssaed by the Administration presses and
Of :hc companies hc only which Looofoism prepon
deraod rtuFoi under their officers and returned
home. Ar. Polk, having MAJOR Generals aud thrco
Bngndor Generals 10 appoint, has confined hs selection
as he did On former occasion, to the Locooco party We
are not aware, however that ho his agents object 10 fill
ing up the rank and PIE with Whiys II they do there
would DO but tic skeleton Of army now in Mexico %
there would oc # Wing sodisrs mitsiing tho rebo No
and unpauouc Of the company Of Volunteers from
Meokenblrg, ~ CD should refuse to serve under hs
L7cooeo Generas-as II incompoiency a reason for
lhst felnsaI, lhey mighl vol dol