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THE undersigned has been duly appointed an
J. Agent of the Protection Insurance Compa-
ny Of Hartford. Conn, at Iowa City, Iowa, and
is authorized to insure dwelling houses, stores
and ware houses, mills, manufactures, barns,
stables and the contents of each, together with
every other similar species Of property against
loss or damage by fire. The rates OF premium
offered are as low as those Of any other similar
institution, and every man has an opportunity,
for trifling sum, to protect himself against the
ravages of this destructive element, which often,
in single hour sweeps away the earnings Of
many years.
There are two situations, in either Of which
the value of Fire Insurance can be adequately
appreciated, viz: While standing upon the ruins
Of a persons own property, receiving from the
Insurance office the full amount which he has
lost; or standing upon the same spot surrounded,
perhaps, by destitute family, lamenting that
stupidity and folly which failed to provide
against such contingency.
JOS. T. FALES.
June 2. 1S47-n12. TssI 5s Ha lg
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The Brave old Volunteer, or tint
soldier Of 1912.
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AfR-1ne "haHi's y
,u,., 49,. aerc. CONFLICT through the land
a.. c,-.h X. d,ead alarms.
~ t,r;,,;n hu,,.,s sound va. heard.
.na f-.ou,o, rushed To arms.
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WHEN coward Hull. with traitors heart.
surrendered TO the foe.
Brave Cass refused his sword to yield,
nj. faithful blade he shivered then
Remembrance would not hear
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And mingled in the frav;
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Old Europe, rocking to and fro,
And .tru1v,in. 70 be free,
IN young America behods
w. .,or;,,s destiny.
Their rising hopes to cheer;
The brave old volunteer.
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y Office.

THE o-partnership heretofore existing un-
L der the firm of w. r: Lyon & Brother, is
this day, by mutual consent, dissolved; the bu-
siness of the firm will be settled by W. P. Ly-
on. w. P. LYON,
. C. w. LYON.
Iowa City, March goth, 1s4s.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Iowa CITY, To-
N wa, on the slst day Of March, ls4s, which if
not taken out Of previous to June 80, ls4s, will be
sent to the Post Office Department as dead letters.
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A.
Abrahams, Daniel B. NJ
Abt AdOn Mr..
Arrowsmith Abner Mr.
Anthony, Judith Mrs
Agano, J. E. Mr.
b.
Burris John F. Mr.
Berrows, Silas Mr.
Brown Peleg Mr.
Bell Elizabeth Mrs
Burns John MIR.
C.
Chambers John Mr.
Crane A. G. Mr.
Clement David Mr.
Clark Ezekiel
Crooks George
Cuppy Susan Mrs
Clark Harvey
Converse VIM.
Converse Erastus
Clark Samuel
Clark T. A
Cotton Patrick or VIM
Corkran James T
Connaly VIM
Downes Hugh
Deries Valenten
Dunlap p
Dyer J J Hon
DOwd Nelson
Dill Thomas
Dickleman John
Doll Micheal
Z
Evans Thomas
Fartig Nicholas
Graves John NJ.
Gilbert VIM. L.
Glenn j. N.
Godfert N. Rev.
Gray A. G.
Gloves Joseph
Gordon Thomas
ellis Eliza J. Miss
H
Hall Samuel A.
Howe w. P.
Heck Jacob
HammaCk John b.
Hall Nancy Miss
Hall Clark
Harden John
Heyne John F.
Hampstead s.
Hartsock Galatine
Hunter Bazle
Howard VIM. A.
House & Senate
HallOwell James G..
Houstan Samuel
Jenkins Issachar
Justice VIM.
Jackson Dawson
Johnson John D.
Jones David
Jarrel Thomas
X
Kandell Paddock
Kirkbride John
Kelso VIM.
Lake f. w.
Lancaster Virgil
Largen Henry
Looney Elizabeth
Lutein Henry
Lane Elizabeth
yV.
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McCorcle WA.
Moore James
Montgomery Joseph A.
Massey James
Morrow Josiah
Miller Arthur
Miller Phillip
Meachem A.
McGrath Michael
Mobly M. .--
Magruder James NJ.
Mellerey Horris
Mcclure Phillip
Moreland John L.
Maple John s.
N gfa-f t
Neal Ann Miss
Night Eliza J. Miss
Overholser Jacob
p
Paschal Joseph
Posey Hubbard
Peas Allen
Plank Rev.
Peters Catharine H.
Palmer Miss Chariot
Paramose James L.
Parkes Mr.. Lewis
Perry Mr.. John M.
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Reid Mr.. D. F.
Rate Mr.. VIM.
Rutter Miss E. ].
Rotter Mr.. p. w.
Rogers Mr.. Thomas
Rice Miss Sarah
Rife Mr.. Charles
Robinson Mr.. Robert
Swinehart Lewis
Spinder Mr.. Peter
Sims VIM.
Stafford Zephaniah
Stephen A. d.
Street Mr.. VIM.
Simontord Mr.. David
Steel Leticia
Smyth Mr.. VIM.
Steel Mrs. Margret
Scribner Mrs. Climena
Shoup John
Stafford James
St. Clare Hannah
Smyth J. or Gleason J.
Spark Mr.. David
Spicer Mr.. Russell
L
Templeman Mr.. Lemuel
Tischauser Mr.. Gallus
Talbot Mr.. d.
Troup Mr.. Dowd
Tyler Mrs. Rebecca
Talbot Mr.. Jonathan
Thompson James NJ.
Turner Vim.
Talbot Mr.. VIM.
Tantlinger Mr.. Perry
Tudor Mr.. Edward
Trotter Mr.. Samuel d.
Tippenhour Conrod
Thomas Mr.. Oliver
v
Vanf1eet Mr.. John r.
Vanbuskirk Mr.. Lewis
w
Wilson Mr.. David
Weber Mr.. Peter
Willfong Mrs. Sophia
Weir Mr.. A. r.
Ward Mr.. Chauncey r.
Winchester Mr.. H. II.
Walter Mr.. David NJ.
r any Of the above letters
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SCHOoL BOOKS, Writing Paper, Ink, Steel Pens
~ States &C., for sale by
April 26. C. H. BUCK.
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~ Ginger, can be got at IL times at
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KEoKuK, March, 184S.
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Terms of the Union Magazine.

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NEW FERRY
At GO,,nciI RIufS m, the Missouri

I5PubhShed at SIX collars year, Dy
f.. LETTELL < CO.; Boston.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-22
TAYLOR MEETING.

lnpursuance of the notice given through
the columns Of the Recorder, many ci,i-
zens Of both political parties assembled in
the court house, on Tuesday the I4,h inst;
where the meeting was organized by cali
ing Peyion p. Moore, esq, TO the chair !;
who made his acknowledgements for the
honor. and explained the object Of the
meeting. Edwin Holt and Gabriel b. Lea,
esqrs. were chosen Vice Presidents: VIII
liam Ruiiin aud Josiah Turner, jr., Secre-
taries.
On motion of DIR. Norwood, commit.
tee was directed 10 be appointed 10 draft
resolutions expressing the sentiments and
feelings Of the meeting; upon which mo-
ton The following gentlemen were appoint
ed: DIR. Long, Capt Cameron, Henry K.
Nash DR.. Norwood, w. Rufiin. Harrison
Parker, Col. Ahner Parker. Charles w.
Johnston, Josiah Turner. sen. and John
w. Kerr.
The committee having retired, returned
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The steamship New Orleans arrived u
New Orleans on The 7lh inst. frnm VEN
cnz, having sailsd Ihenee IN lhr I'd insl.
The last accounls lelt Lieut.. Col. Biscoe
and small command engaged With y party
Of gneFrillas i've times their number. The
issue was as we anticipated; the guerrillas
were dispersed. bar not without severe
Ines on onr part. The gallant Lieui. Hen.
ders0n and twelve men were killed on our
side. and the Mexican loss i supposed 10
have been about the same. Col. Bisc0e
charged the guenillas three several times.
Ills teams are said 10 have siampetled.
and We regret 10 say that The Colonel was
compelled 10 leave he killed and wound
ed behind and make his way 10 cor.lnra.
His wagons, OF The greater part Of them.
were burned; lhe mules were taken by
the guernllas. Col. Bisroe reached Orr.
zaha the evening Of The 22j uli.
The dates from the city Of Mexico are
To the 26ih of February. Letters writ.
Ten that day say tina. an armisIire for i've
months would be signed by Gen. BnileI
the following day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-22
THE TREATY.

The Injunction Of secrecy has moi been
removed in regard TO the ratification of the
Treaty, and the proceedings thereon. but
the lctter-wriiers seem TO know all about
il. Whether some Of the Senators are
leaky vessels, or whether the reporters
eavesdrop, we cannot say, but il is certain
that the "New York Herald" furnishes
as particular an account Of the vote, as il
its reporter had been "a looker-on in We
nice" That paper gives long detail Of
particulars, which we condense.
The vote stood 80 10 l5-3 Senators
absent-2 Wings, (Messrs. Pearce and
Clayton,) and one Democrat, (Mr. Hous-
ton.
Those who voted in the affirmative,
were Messrs. Ashley, Anterior, Bagby,
Bell, Bradbury, Bright, Butler, Calhoun.
Cameron, Case. Clarke, Crittenden, Da-
Wis, of Mass, Davis, OF Miss, Dayton,
Dickinson. Dix, Downs, Felch, Foote,
Hale, flanagan, Hunter, Johnson. Of Md,
johnson of Ca, johnson, of La, Man.
gum, Mason, Miller. Moor. Niles, Phelps,
Rusk, Sewer. Sturgeon, Turney, Under
wood and Yulce--3s.
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DIR. PEERY,S

vERMIFuGE OR "DEAD SHOT," FOR WORMS.
4 highly valuable preparation, capable from
the prsmptitude of its action, of clearing the sys-
TEN in few hours. of every worm.
This preparation has the peculiar advantage Of
not only destroying every worm, but also Of pro-
ducing healthy action Of the stomach and other
organs Of digestion, thereby relieving many COM
plants arising from arrangement Of the diges-
tive organs.
Baltimore, June 80, 1886.
certify that DR.. Peey's Dead Shot is the best
Vermfuge ofthe present day for after usngseveral
others without effect was induced to make trial
Of this, and the result was an immediate discharge
Of worms: in the first case 80, in the second Is,
and in the third worms: subsequent operations
brought away more, and in all 1876 worms from
one child. The result is the perfect restoration
Of my child to health.
ANN LEPsoN STEWART,
Corner Of Cove and Rahorg street:
Prepared and sold by A. B. & d, SANDS,
Druggists, 100 Fulton street, corner Of William
New York. 49,
! Sold also by LONG, WEBB q Co, Hills
borough, by ALEX. s. WEBB q CO.. Glove
Garden, Orange, and by Druggists general,
throughout the United States.
Plice 81 per bottle. six bottles for S..
5 February !. Ia
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hgiRg El,srHl ~ hla linlf d. Fair was a.
keR, was Mr. Maasa0n - lsh ~ M.
Hampshire. Ne. PeaErF. who. I beliese,
was lbstnl in RalL. ML ClzyI6a -
ledge Phrlps. wko llsiAk, wsrs indispo-
srd- The Soae agninst ne irrasy Sled
setea dsmoerzis 70 eight nhigs; ne De-
moerlis hsihg Allen. AarhisOn. Benion.
Bfesr. nopglass. Ls~is ed Nesacosi ;
&c whigs. IL | make ~ mistake - regards
Mr. MilleF. nf Nea Jersey. were Badger.
BALDWIN. Beniea. coEsin. CLARK, Milles.
Uph.m and Webster.
Sir. Polk VIII nov appoint an agrni o.
commissioners. nr perhaps several nf them.
70 psoceed dOun % Qnerrlarn, 30 hare he
iIeaiy laid IN proper ernshefore The Mex.
iran congrrss-fhe probability j.. that not
withdrawing the many alterations and y
neB'imrnls il has undergone b. the Sc
maize. il win be ratified. fours, 6r..
n.
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How he Drinks.-Two gentlemen in
conversation few days since, third
party was mentioned. One Of the gentle
men remarked 10 The other. I" He drinks
like fish,"--meaning tina, he was very
incorporate man. The other denied the
assertion. "Why!" was the inierroga-
tory" Don't you know hint" . Certain
ly do; but always thought fish drank
nothing but water, bu, he does not use The
article at all" The first speaker imme-
,iately handed over his hat and sloped.
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March T..
Notice.

T>HE subscriber having heretofore qualified as
Executor to the estate Of PARIS Pearson, de-
ceased. late Of Orange county. North Carolina, I.
William Pearson, as Executor. do hereby give
notice to the following persons, who are ertitled
as legatees to part Of the same, according to
WILL viz Thomas G. Pearson, John M. Pearson,
and Joel A. Pearson, who are not residents Of
this state to their heirs, administrators and exec
utors, that am now prepared and ready TO pay
over to each Of them the several sums TO which
they are entitled, and do hereby give notice. that
will not hold myself liable to pay interest there
on. as am now ready iar settlement, with said
legaees
WII.LlAM PEARSON, Ex'r.
MARCH IS, ai-swpd
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Mr.. clay.-The Cincinnati Chronicle
says:-"We learn from reliable authority,
that Gov. 0wsley will prnhably appoint
Henry Clay as the successor Of Mr.. Crit
lenden in the u. s. Senate. One reason,
we suppose, is that Mr.. Clay may take
part in the important discussion relative 10
our Foreign A fairs. No man inihe United
States can be more highly qualified 10
counsel with prudence and wisdom. than
this able and experienced public serveni.
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Earthquake-nIalta.- Neapoli

Earthquake Malta-The Neapoli-
tan steamer Capri, has brought intelligence
from Syracuse, that the earthquake which
was felt here on the llth. had laid the
city Of Augusta in ruins. The FIRST shock
was felt al p. NJ. and was so violent
that all the people fed from their houses.
The following one, few minutes after
wards, destroyed the whole place except
twen,y-seyen houses The whole sank,
and where it formerly stood there was no
bottom at fifty fathoms. The last account
received at Syracuse state that thiriy-tive
deal bodies had been found and fiily-nine
wounded recovered from the ruins. The
earthquake was also felt al Noto, Syra-
cuse. aud Catania, with partial damage,
and at Messina, without, damage.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-22

Gold.-The gold lever has broken ont
afresh among our neighbors Of Randolph
county. Several mines have lately bes'
discovered. and wrought to some extent
which give rich promise. The Randolph
Herald says thai about three hundred per
sons in the county are engaged in search
OF gold. Grecnsborugh Patriot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-22

bdnuIiubt EppeS htftstcus-i MS III
dividual, who is supposed TO have com.
United The outrageous murder on Adolphus
Muir, in Dinwiddie county, bOutiwo wears
ago, has been taken. He Mas brought
TO our town on Wednesday morning last
in the Southern Cars, and is now safely
lodged in our Jail, He was traced by the
perseyering and indefaiigable exeridts of
Mr.. Benz. Vaughan Of this town, TO a
small place in Texas, rallied Nashville,
near the Falls Of the Brszos, and about
one hundred miles from the city Of Austin,
where he was arrested on the 9Th Feb
ruary last. Mr.. v. Immediately took
passage for New Orleans, where he safely
arrived with his prisoner, and then pro-
ceeded TO Mobile, at which place he ar.
rived on the 7th inst, with Eppes in irons.
The Galveston News Of the Sd inst,
gives rhe following narrative Of the circum.
stances which led TO his arrest:
Under the name Of Judge Shelby he
Stopped sdsn af Sf about Ok mo %on H.
While here his identity with Eppes ap.
pears TO have been detected, aud informa.
lion to this effect was sent TO Virginia
Upon proper evidence. the Governor o.
that State made requisition Of him upon
the Governor Of Texas, which was given
in charge 10 suitable person, who has iol
some time been on the search. Eppes hav'
ing some information Of his danger, lef
Austin las, October, and it was not until
very lately that his whereabouts was dis
covered near the Falls Of the Brazos. The
person commissioned for that purpose wa.
promptly furnished with authority BY
Governor Wood, and succeeded few
days ago in securing Eppes, alias Judge
Shelby"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-22

Randall Hutchinson. the abscontling de.
faulter to the United States Mint in Phila.
ielphia, returned tn tina. city on Monday.
and was Immediately committed to Jail in
default Of $4,000 bail. The Philadel.
phia American says: " The whole amount
Of Hu,rhinson's defalca,ion was not quite
$4,000. His surety has paid $4,000 OF
this. and Captain Fckfeldt brings back
$4,000 ofthe embezzled money which H.
was persuaded to surrender to him at 81.
Thomas. This will reduce the defalca-
iion 10 sum between $4,000 and SIT.
900. The baggage Of II. is supposed to
contain a large sum, so that it is more
than probable the Government will not
sustain very heavy loss by this pecula-
ton. @ @~
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Notice.

A IL persons Indebted to the subscriber with
please call and settle their accounts, as lon.
ger indulgence cannot and win not be given, for
he owes money and is compelled 70 pay. All
those who do not attend to This cali may expect
TO pay cost,
P. s. Since this notice was put ipto the hands
Of The printer, misfortune has oSeltaken me, in
the destruction Of my stables BY Ere, which makes
this call more imperative.
r. +. MORRIS,
March 9. az
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.
Washington, March II, ls4s.

"deuinStoHs NhdtNu 49, AoNS'
The news of the ratification, and, it |
mistake not. the ratified treaty, has gone
down by special messenger semitic ten.
Butler; but the final adjustment will be
through one or more commissioners, by
and with the advice and consent of the
Senate. Tha. will not be attended 10 be.
fore Tuesday, as the Senate does not sit
tomorrow.
On Friday evening, one Of the most dis
tinguished Senators submitted TO that DO.
dy a proposition to this effect, that the
Mexican claimants have now against the
u. States the same claims that they pre-
viously held against Mexico, and that the
United States, in assuming these claims,
cannot in justice TO the claimants, fix upon
a sum to be paid them as maximum
without having appointed a commission
to examine and determine upon them ac-
cording to equity and justice. This pro-
position. | learn, met with an almost uni.
yersal appreciation. 81"
The vote on the treaty is stated by the
Union TO have been Is TO 80. but ! am in.
clined 10 believe this is a mistake. ! be-
lisyo i. stood az Is to 81, four Senators
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A correspondent, ofIhe Baltimore Palri.
to informs us, that, before The Maryland
Legislature adjourned. a declaration in
favor Of Gen. TAYLOR as the Wing candi-
date for the next Presidency. was signed
by decided majority Of the Wing men,
ha-s n hnih Hansas
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HARMED.

In this County, On THURSDAY ths Iesh Instant.
BY the Rev. Calvin Z. Smith. Mr.. WlIrr Cas-
Brs, % Mis- h.nr Saw. ~.
In Hs~hslds. On Tuesday ths i4lh Instant By
lanes A. cFais, esq. NJ. DAVE 8: cprFpIE, 10
Ma EuzAsErH l. wafTE,
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The Albany Evening Journal of Satur.
day. in announcing the ratification OF the
Treaty Of Peace with Mexico, says:
This intelligence will be received with
pleasure every where. WheD read to The
Assembly Cthe Legislature Of the State
being now in session il was greeted with
applause. The People desire Peace.
They are as sick Of this disgraceful war
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Machine Shop.

T E subscriber returns his sincere thanks to
his friends, and the public generally, for their
very liberal support, and would respectfully in
form the citizens Of this and the adjoining coun.
ties, that he continues to carry on Machine
Shop, at the old stand known as the Foundry of
Messrs. Dixon & Unthank, near Snow Camp
Post Cffice, Orange county, n, e, where be win
furnish, at short notice, highly improved
Horse Powers and Threshfng
. Machines.
both portable and stationary; Straw Cutters of
various kinds, Grist and Saw Mill Irons, Farm.
ing Utensils Of all descriptions. Edge Tools Of su-
perior quality also all kinds Of Castings used in
this section Of country, embracing Mill and Fac
tory Gear, Gudgeons, Shafting. Mould-hoards, O.
ven Lids, Wagon Boxes, Smoothing Irons, &c.
CT A handsome reduction on former prices
will be made on large castings. such as Mill and
Factory Gear and Gudgeons, where patterns ale
furnished or are on hand. II is confidently be-
lieved that those who wish to purchase any arti:
Gle in tho above line, will do well TO call and ex-
anime both materials and workmanship before
purchasing elsewhere. Al letters on business,
directed to the subscriber. Snow Camp n. G.,
will receive immediate and prompt attention..
$50. JOHN STAFFORD.
March z. 2l-Smp
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Rsa-g. MsssA ~. Is4s,
TsEArGn. Tx maGkes 10 anrkaAgsd
sinoe esr lAa rspoFs. 1fls hsr<ipss aIs
lnefessi1x. a.A pssess usage frnm It's .
- taf Ings. % good an slipping nd
siemming qnaliiies-
csrEsks-sPhe demand 4 assire.-
Some siriraly prime has hssuxhi = eeus,.
Prices rule fEsm y b rens, Bulk 90
sairs. "a cenfs.
fLoUs fiock : nnch seAnrnahy
shipments daring de week. Ehirh la.
heen houghi 81 priees ranging IRON 81 a
50. ID - NOS hrld - 60 = So.
NHEsT.-The receipts are VERY lighl.
Prices range from Us = l20 rents.
coRS.-This anirle 10 very DIN = -
a 50 rents.
BAceS.-THginia cured. "a q II cls.
LAkD.-figinia Lard. "a . cents,
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Daring Robbery. The Cashier:

Daring Robbery. - The Cashiers
vaul, Of The Exchange Bank Of Virginia,
at Petersburg. has been handsomely en-.
tered, and fifteen thousand dollars stolen
Itherelrom, in notes Of the issue of that
Branch, believed TO be sl0O's, S50's. s20's
and sl5's. A reward of one thousand dol
lars is offered for the discovery and conyir-
ton Of the offender, and ten per cent. will
be paid on whatever portion of,he money
may be recovered by The Bank.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-22
The Court of Inquiry. The $

American arrived at Vera Cruz on the
oath ult, with Gen. Towson and Others
on board. He will. of course, at once re-
pair to Puebla, whittier Gen. Gushing
had previously proceeded from the city Of
Mexico. Our correspondent intimates
tina. the cour, will organize at Puebla and
then adjourn to the city Of Mexico.
Mew Orleans Pieayuae.
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