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WELLINGTON GODDIN, Auct.
April 0-eO3w 4wtds

IN CHANCERY.-yiHe AT Court Of Monn'
L Session held for the county of Louisa, the cou''
house thereof on Monday, the 18th day Of April, !ei
John Carpenter, William Armstrong and Sarah d.
wife, formerly Sarah Carpenter William Humphrri,
and Fanny his wife formerly Fanny Carpenter, Harm
F. Carpenter, Marshall w. Carpenter, Burton \. ta'
penter, Milton II. Carpenter and Sophia d. Carpen
infant children Of Matthew Carpenter, deceased W.
by Harriet F. Carpenter, their next friend, dss
c. Carpenter and Robert ID. Carpenter, Plaihiln''
against
Claiborne Carpenter, In his own rIqh, and as aaA.
Carpenter, Fsyette D. Carpenter, Walker Cafpe1c..
penter Mary Jane Carpenter, Anderson B. CaiIsnn.e.
anne Lewis, formerly Anne Carpenter Na,hablsi IN
Defendant
The defendants. Fayetie D. Carpenter. Claiborne 80
penter, Walker Carpenter Mildred Carpenter, 's.
y. Carpenter, William Carpenter, Mary Jane Cafr,n.
Anderson B. Carpenter, Anne Lewis formerly ~.
Carpenter, Nathaniel Claiborne Carpenter, ann isr .
Gillum, not having entered their appearance ana s
security, according to law and the rules o. tns n,
and II appearing 10 the satisfaction oil tlr 'ou ,,
they are not inhabitants Of this STATE, on me
the plaintiffs by their attorney IL is ordered thas
last named defendants do appear before 'hs
our said County Court of Louisa, al the .ou'v,
thereof, the first day Of July Court nei.,
the bill II The plaintiffs and that copy o. ah n ~
forthwith inserted in some newspaper puoI'. -
city Of Richmond for two months successive "oty 60
cd al The front door the Courthouse Of ms e"'''
some Court day. Copy-uesn. : l. { :.
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New Law Books.

STORY ON SALES.
A TREATISE on the law oil Sales of Personal
II Properly, with illustrations from the Foreign
law by w. w. Story.
English Chancery keports-vol. 10, containing
reports of cases decided in the High Court CT
Chancery; by Lord Chancellor Cotenhan, with
notes and references To both English and Amer-
can Decisions; by John A. Dunlap. Counsellor
al Law. Received and for sale by
C. F. FISHER, Agent,
April % Under the Exchange Hotel.
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ICEI ICEll ICEIIt

TINE subscribers are now prepared 10 furnish
j the citizens of Richmond, with pure Rock
land Lake Ice, in any quantity, during The whole
season. Their Ice House at Carringlon's Mill
will be open every morning, from sunrise until
8 O'Clock, A. M, where they will sell it by The
ton, bnshel or peck, aud from their cellar No. %
Main Street. from o'clock A. M. until s o'clock
Pm. VICTOR T. HYNEMAN.
April %
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THE LATE COL. CLAY.-The following
Letter from Gen. Taylor addressed 10 The Hon.
II. Clay, we find in the Lexington Observer

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF OCCUfATloNi
AouA NUEvA, March l, l847.
My dear Su-You will no doubt have Ieceiv-
ed before this can reach you, the deeply distress
baIle OF Buena Vista. |, is with no wish OF in
trudins upon the sanctuary Of parental sorrow,
and with no hoTe OF administering any consola-
lion TO your wounded heart, lha, have taken the
liberty Of addressing you these few Ines but
have fell il duty which owe 10 The memory OF
the distinguished dead, TO pay willing tribute 10
his many excellent qualities, and while my feel
inss are still fresh toexpress the desolation which
his unimely loss, and that of other kindred spir-
It's has uCcasioned.
had but a casual acquaintance with yonr son,
until he became for time member OF my mil
ilary family, and can truly say that no one ev-
er won more rapidly upon my regard, or eslab.
lished more lasting claim to my respect and es-
TEEN. Manly and honorable in every impulse
with no feeling bus for the honor oil The service Of
the country, he gave every assurance that IN The
hour of iced could lean with confidence upon
The guidance OF himself and The lamened Nc
Kee, CALAMITY did the sons OF Kentucky, in the
,hickest ct the strife, uphold the honor Of The Stale
and OF the country.
grateful people will do justice 10 The memo
nv OF those who fell on that evenlful day. Bul
may be permitted 10 express The bereavement
which feel in the loss OF valued friends. TIC
your son fell bound by the strongest ties Of pri
vate regard, and when | miss his familiar lace
and those OF Mckee and Haldin, | can say with
truth that feel no exulIation in our success.
With The expression Of my deepest and mos.
heartfelt sympahies for your iueparable loss,
remain, my dear sir, mos faithfully and sincere.
Is, your friend, z. TAYLOR.
Hon. HENRY CIAY, New Orleans, La.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
CITY OF RICHMOND

Fvr Congrs1-John NJ. Bolts Wing. 94s.
walter u. Leake, Democrat, $40. Bots maio.
ri'y o5o. Three votes were given for Mr.. Sd.
don. va 'eu-
hc MS Of Delegates-Joseph Mayo Wbg
94e; Thomas H. Ellis, Democrat, 234.
HENRlCO-At The Court House
F'T Congregations 537; Leake $50
Bots majority 287. -'o-
House Of Delogates.-Jno. A. Lancaster WI,
reelected, without opposition. "s'
CHESTERFIELD.
We learn that Mr.. Leake's majority for co,.
gress is $50. Old Chesterfield has sin sh SUn'
herself 10 be genuine Democratic me,s,
Four years ago Mr.. J. w. Jones ,eceiyeG oc-
majority and, in 1915, Mr. Seddon's maio1;,r
was 30l. 'o''
We received few scattering return. bv %.
,erdays Northern cars
CAROLINE.
AT Gainesville, 2 ". For Cong,en p..,.
D., Sc, Newton, W., 25. ''ee'
.Senot.-Trible, D., &c. Minor, w. %
House of Delegales-Moncure, D.. ca T.,
W., 90. 'U'c'
jorily 80. 80
To The Editors Of the Enquirer:
LOUISA c. H., April %
send you The state Of The polls a. o'clocE.
Leake, D.. 81; Bolts, w, GO. Meredith. w. a.
Jackson, D., Az; Poindex,er, D., 40. Remem,
Der, This is the Wing strong hold.
At the Courthouse, 2, P. M.-For COns,,c
Leake, D., IS; Bolls W., "a.
House Of Deiegates jackson, D., 81; Ponder.
ter, D., 49, Meredith. W., 81.
SPOTTSYLVANIA.
At Fredericksburg, II, P. M.-Beales y
maj for Congress, 81; Conway's D, mai h,
House OF Delegates, 81, Tribes mai for =.
nate, 40 llnil645, in Fredericksburg, New On
W.. had maj over Hunter, D. House Of D..
egates-Liule, Wv, al; Holiday, D., 90
FaEDE halt past o'clock
Congress Beaie, Democrat, l52; Newton
Wing us.
,senate-Trible, Democrat, 1884, Minor, Wing,
ia
House Of Dslsgotes-Conway, Democrat, l6s
Boggs, Whis, lO4.
HANOVER.
TAYr-oRsvlLLE, half nst 4.P.M
Fo. Congfessl Bous' majority Wig. o.: 10,
House Of Delegates. Darracoltk majority, Whs
III. (Last veal, Darracorts majority a, Tay.
lorsyiie was ! w zee think
4N7sssI' .i55SRs.
PETEasBuRd e..>isSSuse OF Delegates wv.
syme, Wing, isssd wilhou. opposition Be-.
ling's (Whiafsas6ri!y over promgooIe DIS.
ling's maj for Congress over Drcmgoas
said TO be a For Senate; T. Fl; Daniel 80
majority. SRo. Riyes Tor House OF Delega.es 20
DNwioDlE-At the Court House. , ocl,cs,
Bolling's majority 40 over Dromgoole.
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The Baltimore Sun complies the following ia.
BILE, showing the number in action, with the nu m
Der killed and wounded of each division OF The
army, from the statement appended 10 The de-
snatch of Gen. TAYLOR:
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For SALE

A very desirable residence about one mil.
G3a North west Of thr city, with fur acres q
ssSsm Land attached. The house is well built az!
%Hs7 commodious, and within few minuIs,
walk Of the Baptist College For terms, which vii !,
made accommodating, apply 10
RICHARD MILL, Is
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The Orphean Family, whose musical enter
lainmen,s have on former occasions contributed
so much TO the enjoyment of our citizens, will
give one oftheir interesting Concerts tonight
See advertisement
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL. PROPERTY.

by virtue Of decree pronounced by the superb
- Court Of Chancrry for the Richmond Circuit, on "
3ls dag Of March, lai7 in the suit Of Peasants 40
others Clarke and Others the undersigned. CONN.,,
sioners by the said decree appointed, will onMoADh,
tho oath day Of May 1877 al 5o'cock r. d. proceed
the premises. To sell. at public aucion Ia The h'sh
bidder the Lot Of Ground lying in The Guy OF hee
mond, al the intersection of Franklin and 9Th tire
fronting one hundred and thirty feet one inch Up
Franklin street. and hundred and six feet ee'''
Inches and seven tenths of an inch upon eighth sitel
The Terms Of Sale will be one third cast and The r.
sIdue In two equal instruments at six and twelve mon
from the day ofsale the purchaser executing bonds VI"
personal security for the credit nstaimente and d.
of trust upon tha property 10 secure the payment o.
said bonds.
After the sale Of the Lot the Buildings thereon vi
be sold, To be removed
The title this property IL believed be perfect s
selling as Commissioners, we shall convey sret wv
only as is vested in US by the said decree.
JAMES LYONS, iconni..ioo,r
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DESDLEToN's oFflcE.-The drawing of .mar
Scheme comes 10 hand by to.dry's mai. $50
Capital. Tickets 81. For sale until o'clock.
Also, for To Bay-S3,GQ0 Capital 60 Nos and =
drawn. Whole Tickets 81; shares IN proportion To
sale at PESDLETUN'S OFFICE,
April % No 3 Erchins,.
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BY slip from the Fredericksburg Recorder
ofyeslerday, we perceive that The Telegraphic
communication between Fredericksburg and
Washington was completed on Wednesday. We
may soon look for il here.
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~ We understand tina. MIR. Washington
Greenhow has declined the appointment of Con
sui al Buenos Ayres.
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The Rental Of Ireland.-A parliamentary pa
per, just issued, gives the aggregate net value Of
all Ireland, as assessed 10 the poor rate, al 3l3,
l67,42l 6s. Sd.
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w. MAuRY & CO., MANAGERS.-Drawn ~.
y. OF Alexandra Lottery. Glass 10. April 20:
81 Al - 65 IL 10 10 6s 40 80 50.
$4,000 Capital To-day. Tickets 81. 20 Nos, 2
drawn.
To.morrow-s4O, 900 Capital Tickets SO
Prizes Of $4,000, 200. $500, 1882, 10 of 800 70
Tickets for sale at MANAGERS OFFICE.
April % No. City Hotel.
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CLARKE's OFFICE. l4,h Street. Enhmott

NLA RKE'S OFFICE, I4h Sheet, KiChaotc
~ Virginia.
Let all Lottery Vendors cay what they may,
For selling Prizes CLARKE carries the da!
This Day-e7.GO Tickets So. Also, from Sorioi.
Capital 81, 900. Tickets 81.
Also, splendid and brilliant Scheme. alerafdri
r. Capitals: $40 1000, 10000. $c. B6 Nos, - trAwr
Tickets only SIP splendid chance for paess:r-
For sale by CLAHKg.
MORE LUCK At CLARKE's OFFICE
Drawing of AleaaIdrio, 10;
III a % 65 3 ~ l6 7s S 80 40 81 So
Nos. II ~, prize Of eo70, both sold ard ~
Nos 10 p G5, 70, by CLARKE.
ApriI 81
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ALSO. FOR RENT

ALSO, FOR RENT,
A Dwelling House and Garden, containing one ard
half acres OF Land, near the New Market. The hous
contains nine rooms and is retired and pleasant .ets
ton. Apply Ia RiChi'. Mill, lE
April 93-c3t
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LIBERAL DONATION.-Th steamboat
Mary Washington arrived 10 day from Fredericks-
burg (says the Baltimore Palro) with full cargo
OF freight, among which we noticed one thousand
bags OF corn the gratuilous contributions OF The
people OF Fredericksburg and its vicinity, for The
relief OF the suffering poor Of Ireland and Scot
land The bags are new and made strong and
contain upwards OF TWO bushels each, and are
neatly labelled "conlribu ions for The poor OF Ire
land" or Scotland" according TO its destination.
Mr. Shaw, the agent OF the Mary Washing
ton at Fredericksburg, lent his active aid in the
management of this really munificent conlreu-
ton from The people OF Fredericksburg. II was
brought TO this city by the Mary Washington
Tree Of charge, and has already been transferred
TO The Committees charged with sending it 10 Ire
land and Scotland,
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T OST or mislaid, on Wednesday morning,
IL Dist April, check for $500, drawn BY
]. c, Plant, agent OF the Fire and Marine lnsu-
rance Bank al Macon, Georgia. As said check
can be used by the subscriber only, the finder
will confer favor oy returning it 10 him
April G2-tf X. II DICKINSON.
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Lbth - oETi1Is ''1' .5''''
For this Evening-Sl0,000 Capital Tickets s.
The Mammoth Scheme $50. 900 Capital comes ~
Tomorrow. Prize Tickets IN this Splendid Scheme
can be had unnl 5 O'Clock o-norrow night, al
LUCk'S OFFICE
Prize ais only Aprl =
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uCK'S OFFICE, Wall St--As usual, one mors
IL Capitals sold in every drawing received a, this
lucky Office.
Whole Ticket Nos. IL 80 66, Prize OF 500 .at
and paid by LlCk
For this morning-saO, 900. 5000 25CO, 1900. 80.
so prizes of COO, sc. IS Nos, IL drawn. Iiesth
S..
Also the Dollar Lo ltery-S4 COO Capital IS No.
10 drawn. Packages, single tickets and shares IL b
a q ,t,,,
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NOR HIRE-We have for hire, for the
+ balance Of the year, TWO Negro Women.
April 2l-bl. N. B. & G. B. HILL.
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p. II. TaylOr,s

REGULAR sEMI-WEEkLY SUPPLY OF
NEW AND FASHIONABLE MUSIC
LAS just been received at his NJ usic Saloon,
Il l60 Main ST., corner Of lllh.
The Old Elm Tree, song, with vignet!e. Few
whoihave visited Boston, have not seen The an
cient Elm Tree on the common" With il are
associated the most agreeable "reminiscences OF
American patriots. II is still the scene OF many
a childish sport, and In "the days tina, tried mems
souls" beneath its branches gathered the patriots
and heroes who achieved the liberties we now en-
Joy.
Seaman's Night Song, the symphonies and ac-
compartments by A. Browne.
Lulu, written by Frances Ossocd
Night before the bridal, By Linley
Leonors, by the author Of "Flow gently, sweet
Alton"
Evening Song TO the Virgin, Duet
Swee, Sister Fay, do.
Goodbye Quicksiep, by Buck
Punlani Grand March
Love Not Quickslep BY J. B. Miller
Fairy Bells Waltz, by Ed. Howe
Cloisler Waltz, by Engelbrecht
valse Favorite D'Emma, by Burgmuller
La Berceuse Brilliant Waltz Go.
Labilzky's celebrated Waltz, with variations.
MUSIC SALOON,
April % l60 Main ST., corner OF 1Ilh.
nR. MILLS, has removed TO The first brick
~ tenement (succoed fronD on Broad street,
above 10TH two doors from his late residence.
Office in the yard adjoining.
April 20-dlw
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ment for motives OF the most powerful chaiae'e'
for sezing upon this gem which The proViaenee
of lust war places within our reach, and Inc re-
ouiremenis of an equitable indemnify renders III
dispensable. The instinct of self-preserValIoI
points 10 1.-THE necessities OF commerce uehahu
1.-THE progress OF civilization would be acceie-
rated by 1.-THE interests of mankind seneraily
would be promoted by it-patriollsm Woulo NC
proud OF philanthropy would rejoice al u
every nation and people would be benenueu W
il. and all the world would pay rs tribute.
LYMAN CRONkRlTE."
The illumination al Baltimore on Wednesday
night was splendid affair. "A little more
grape, Capt. Bragg" seems 10 have been The la
vorie subject of illumination. Ridsely's immor-
tai words await, Charley till draw their hre,
were also emblazoned in fire. To show the en-
,erprise and enthusiasm Of our brethren oil Inc
craft. we extract the following from the Suns
sketch:
The Sun building was illuminated by near 5oo
lights, and The windows displayed the names Oh
The gallant military and naval heroes Oh 'Ne
Mexican war, in conjunction with The locality Of
their glorious achievements, and over each win
dow upon crossed slaves hung two American
flags. On the Baltimore street front was display
ed mos, splendid transparency, painted by r
Grain, Jr., of the Holiday street Theatre, repre-
sentine Gems. Taylor and Scott on horseback,
with The fields of Buena Vista and Vera Cruz, IN
the back ground also, the castle OF San Juan ae
Ulloa, with The American flag dying from me
lurrets, and receiving salute from the unlteo
States feet. The two heroes are represented as
approaching each other in order 10 exchange con-
CALCULATIONS ON The glorious success OF their cam
paisns-ihe whole is surmounted by an Ameri-
can eagle, whose wide spread wings open TO war
rant protection 10 the whole country SO bravely
won.
The Office of the American was most taste iul-
ly decorated On The Gay street lIon were trans
parencies, inscribed "all honor 10 The army
1.-THE memory Of the gallant dead"-"all honor 10
the nayy"-and others, with he names OF "Shu-
brick, Ridgey, Watson, Ringgold On The Bal
timore street front was beautiful transparency
of the American eagle, with scroll in lis beak
inscribed "honor TO The brave"-over This bill
liant star formed by lamps on frame.
The "Palrol" had transparency oil the nero
of Buena Vista, and another with his memora-
Bile words, "Let The enemy oppose me IN icaateuer
number, / shall fight him."
The "Argus" showed a very large transpa-
rency Of The baule of Monlerey-and another
with The inscription, "A vigorous prosecution OF
the war with view 10 speedy establishment OF
peace"
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HANOVER.

TAYl-oRsvlLLE. half nst 4, Pm.
Fo. CongfessS Bots majority Wig, 81: lo,
House Of Delegates, Darracolts majority, Whis
III. (Lasl yes,,TT, Darracorl's majority a, Tay.
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Extraet Of a Letter, dated
SANTA FE, New Mexico, Feb. ]


SANTA FE, New Mexico, Feb. II, 1647.
NV Dear Colonel AS The events OF the last
few mont in this territory are calculated TO ere.
ale some Interest in the States, have thought il
might be interesting 10 you 10 have detailed &C.
count of the same from one personally acquant-
ed with many OF The tasis. The entrance OF our
troops into The country without being in The least
resisted, led almost every one 10 believe that The
change OF government would be hailed with de.
light BY the people; and think Gen. kearny left
for California in the full belief that no effort
would be made 10 wrest the government from rs.
II snon became apparent 10 almost every one that
The clergy and ricos, or wealthy men, were in.
imical to the change from motives Of interest, and
Thai the lower class, Comprising, indeed, nearly
the whole population,) wholly under The inAu-
ence Of The Two higher classes, were too degraded
and ignorant to appreciate or understand the ad
van,aees to be derived from the change. Early
In December we received certain Intelligence
that plot was on foot to wres The country from
US, and that il had extended far and wide A
number of the principals were arrested and con-
fined. Doniphan's victory over the Mexicans, al
or near FL Paso del Norte, on the 25th OF De-
cember, together with the discovery OF The plot,
would, II was thought be sufficient TO nip,he plot
in the bud. Again we were in error. Governor
Bent learned soon afterwards through The priest
of Don Fernando de Taos, lha, a spiri, of disaf-
fec,ion prevailed throughout The whole va LEY, and
particularly among the Pueblos, Ga warilse tribe
of Indians whose town in the Taos valley is
the strongest in New Mexico, and had always
been regarded BY the Mexicans as impregnabie
On The 18th OF last month, the Governor impru-
IDENTIFY left here for Taos, where he had for
merry resided On the nineteenth we had ru-
NOR that he was dead A few hours later ii
was stated that he had been murdered
This was so sudden and unexpected, that We
could neither believe nor realize il. On The morn.
ing OF the 10Th the whole truth was before
us, and we knew thai he and number of
Americans had been murdered in Taos, and that
the insurgents, Numbering not less than fifteen
hundred, were marching towards this place. The
troops from Albuquerque, comprising Major Ed. |
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17
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4 MAgN.ucaNr -}ooX.--A coucspun
drul of the NeE iora Tubunr writing
Ifun Albany says:
Ia ihe lID ay np stairs, ihrrr Is exhibited
one oi the most splendid books, ever saw.
IA q rnllm's, bound with a degree Of taste
and mignUcencr almost unrqll.lci. IT,
d present l,om The King OF Prussia to lhi,
a't'ri lhe clasp. are ui solid gold Bpp
3 l.H gal execution is ablyr 900 praise. anI
The Irri ul uir work iu cxh,1r the d.
cUyturs, began 10 br madr IN l5sg. con
lnlrI cyrr since, anl which Murit en-
po!ul 21Jl nrn. from year ln year, in
rA'"uIng. 81 llt,rulun"pm. drO'rasi ~ re
'.tirl riulai 'i' uf ava hnu llc crater %.
.r,IHu., -tn. l-IU .rtr, utr. ami Pom
.'-.ol 'rl fn-.r "a s..Harr .. as1s" -, %
ia sou...
i4r ~ O.. .r .r, .r. 's o.T 80 .er n
rtuaui ,t.Ilo. th ,sr.rns.itue ..,..
f'alp y b. a. toe .o i.nL u s
llaI-,t. a.. u ,u'. ~ 49, In rIu.c.
aud ,ulu'rnlur.s il thrs- revived K iHmaa,l
,i"~ rirgni arr thr hsun. Vlprh lhr.,.
volumes dIpIay, anA how prrlrcll We
have the theatres, iuums. pictures color
ing a lrmp.e oi l,i., unr oi Ec..a. ,udhrr
oi NcnI', lnmh', ,io,cs. dNril'ug paw
mrnl., urn' lhr jail with IT.. u non rsl,
bars, 20 which, as nov, the pnr attending
,lns OF fallen Alan were clainri, 4 dnln
roads and ioo wdys;a grand am mphInralrr
plans nt some ~ ~ ~ sirrrls IA Pom
pril, rs distinct NJ those ul Albany wuud
hr itih"cIy were to b' blrleJ ia shower
1l snow lo day, and made IN fe appear on
trurnw, 10y the magical ,he ,un "fur
d = days,
The very polite unl arcumn j,ting L
1,driap Mr. sAnnrr Is. murh u. ht,
inr engaged Ia rlhIuuing aese wonlr,us
memorials 81 an age co'cmp,fdy wiIh lhr
Christian era; ani ,hoir rSlslence is a. ~.
lcrrs ing ,5 their htcIy ,u the nrguas is
unqlcs,ipnei. Much satisfaction was rx
pr, ssed bya clliltn Recently lium Naples.
AZ soeirG in The form of rnyai present.
SUCH irub.u representations pf The rsailIc.
be- hadmrt within Italy IthnS The intel
iiIrnl observer Qilhl contents ot these vol
umrs, ihe Style o lhe pictures the ros
TUNES, &~,, viii lind miby cyi irncc- ol Iue
w.mts, oilne Aplsic Plil.s description
ot tunan -oriaI ilt. the dss,.u'cR'ss d
nlna'rs, DC. ....
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-17
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a Coop osn.-One NJ PatI.ek r. wss al.
noyed exceedingly by . strong tog--as Colorligs
says, harmless d1f-who Invaded hs doncli,
made abiiraotioaI from the cellar. and was rery
mrehln the way Of Ms Patrick ia The klchea.
Ol cold winter nighi, the wind cutting like
kuiie, and SNOW frozen 50 Us to burn Ike carbsne
aea gass frozen, aier Ihe dog had been turned out
OF doorl 10 less than three times, auilhe last time
requeeicd togo 10 warmer plaee'nnmen,ionahs,
pat was swskoued out Vi warm aud comioria-
be sleep BY ,e nose Of rather an expensive fac.
tu'e Of glass. The dog was In the house agan-
fair'eA SEATED upon llln out, aad both were nb.
srnl some htecn minutes, 20 Tia. Mrs Pa,riek T.
becoming surprised II no alarmed at such pro.
onged abscaes, slose also and went to the vim
dow.
From her point Of oLerya,ion sie saw n ths
clear fnpoaiight. her lort tsinndhig III na'trsbas,
barring ule sbiH, and gAo wind makinr fec with
That, a' ofcognei, would, at the northwest corner
Of The house. The dog seomsd to be sustained on
10 "!asi legs''-hi ftfe legs forming two sides Of
un acute Triangle
',Nhai can you be doing there, patdckr
I4e'e was such a chaltefing Of teeth that ihs
answer Tor sjm- tins was slniesAal anlnlelliyi-
blc--al last il raine;
"ian iry.iyiag 70 (rass tie-iie dssli u 5s,ss
70 asalh 90