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NO ~.
No. 2-FLAG SIR UyIITn STATES.

Day OF Monterey, Oct. 20 Ic4-
Senior: As there is doubt of the certainty that
your Excellency's communications, giving information
ties, have travelled with the came speed and safety as
the news Of the capi,n!u,on, it must be distinctly
derstood that the Mexican authorities will be held res
porstle for every act of hostility any foreigner
- is property a: any point the coast OF California
twelve hours after the fist news of the capuation
reached any point post 10 which communication
con!d be made by land
TIE bearers hlessrs Clap and Whitley, are directed
to deliver the Mexican authorities in San francisco
your E1cellencys notification Of the resurender ano
the orders abstain from all of violence or hos
tlliiy. THOS. AP c. JONES, &c, &c.
To his Excellency Governor Juan b. Avarado.
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FLAG SnIr UNITED STATES,
Monterrey. Oct 81 IriO


Monterey, Oct. 81 lei2.
To his Excellency Gen. MicheltOrena, Governor in
Chief, &c, &c.
Senior IL have the honor 10 enclose, by Capt. e
K SlriLl,ng, of the American ship Cycne, the dupi.
cate nf letter, which | addressed 10 your Exceency
yesterday by land courier, despatched By Capt Silva
Military Commandant of Monterey
l. also, with the greatest pleasure, send you copy
of terms of rerocession, by which, eseday, at four
in the afternoon, the Mexican flag hos,ed in tue
CASTLE and the civil and military authorities Of Mont.
erey, replaced in the full exercise oil their functions
with all the honors which had it in my power to rem.
der the occasion.
One of the objects with which have sen, Cap.
Sr,bling 10 Santa Barbara is 10 ascertain, when and
where can have the honor Of meeting your Excel!en-
cy, with whom desire to cultivate those relations,
which ought to exist between Military Chiefs of neigh
boring nations, employed at remote distances from their
respective capitals.
have the honor TO be, with the greatest respect and
highest consideration, your obedient servant,
THOMAS AP c. JONES,
Commander, &c
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Most Excellent Sr: had prepared the accompany
ing communications and documents, intending TO sub
JOIN the result Of the interview which the commander
of the naval forces Of the United States had consented
to hold with me after The 18th; but as We are now at
the 10TH and his vessel has not appeared and the brig
Trinidad is departing 70. San Bias, take The opportu.
nifty to forward to your Exceency The letters here
WITH that you may be pleased to adopt such measures
as the case requres-hs Excellency The President be
ing made acquainted with the accompanying very
brief official note, to say that shall remain with the
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y \. HUDSON, DESTIsr, performs all Operations ''
Ia. TEETH, for their beauty ana preservation, and ia'
coHnpt:ale teeth, sng!y or in full SETS The not
plans.
Ladies and Gentlemen interested respectfully ..
call and examine his assortment Of teeth, comprising ~
rety OF shade carefully selected from the c; eeisTa'
farturtrs.
lie also inserts Artificial Pala,es, designed Ics,o'e he
TO its pruper tone aad sound.
Refer Ia Rev. D'. P.umer, Rev. Dr. Emoie, irls':! .
& Co., Gen. Bernard Pe,ton, Dr. CN;.nberlayne, p f
br"urh, ; 8 Gauer Esq Dr.. K. C. Cabeii, Grner1i i
George Watson, 81 H..
TT Office on Main street, square above tie Bank.
Dec, - g.
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If. however, from not knowing me, perhaps you
should dsrust the word and good faith of an old SOL
der who has never stained nor ever will sta'n nIs
reputation with peridy, viii 60 alone with SIX OF
eight officers to the port Of San Pedro where Inc con
gsnce must be held, as being the intermediate po'n'
and because you cun reach j; by water IN
Ten or eileen hours, while for yexpediton by lano II
will require many days 1,,,s,
NJ rni;,h!ensd Government as well as yours, ,tus'
will be pleased that ts vent has 'ermna'ea ad IS a~
no,,ons at once brave aud possessing all the Gle
mpnts TO sustain war
/, ;s satisfactory 10 profit by this opportunity
# cs,ynr to you my gratitude for your sincere offer
nc Of friendship aud esteem fer my person. ane 0. ae
ia YOU the peril c, reciprocity with which nave
,ha hnoor 10 subscribe myself your very sincere ane
&C Cod and Liberty. San Fernando, Oct a6, lsl2
"'' 1'N MANUEL STRAIGHTFORWARD.
To the very honorable Thos. Ap G. Jones, &c
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.yotiee By the Gene-Gl .7ssi.rrr.
The sale directed hy the foregoing order Wl take p
10Th day Of May ncNt si3 In front Of the Cour, Room
United States Court the city Of Riclmnn1 I, wi. ca
al 10 o'clock EDMCND CHRISTIAN, Gen As..
Ian. 81 IL.
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No. %.
Commandancy General and inspection OF both Can.
tornas.
lam opnrzed OF the intended design Of Captain VIC.
,o- prudome and ID. Jose Antonio GARLIC TO make
prze of The Tasso prohibited by you, also of your
having agreed 10 the detention of the captain who
commands her. Your prudence as TO the first meets
with nv approbaon, but II has greatly dispeased me
that those gentlemen with overactve indscreet
zeal shoud meddie IN affairs Of much importance;
since even in the case OF actual war; belonged to me
10 dictate or not as thought best for tue national ser.
vice "a the only one TO whom line supreme Govern
men has contiGed the defence OF the Department; aud
"a 10 the detention of the captain OF the Tasso, you
will nroceed immediately to give him full liberty, and
in nv name the requisite satisfaction; the forces Of the
United States having evacuated and restored to their
former state the place, garrison, and authorities OF
Monterey.
Be pleased, with your characteristic moderation, to
read this note and make it known also to Ss GARLIC
and Prudome reminding the latter, moreover, of his
DUTY as soldier and to deliver into the hands of the
captain of the Tosso the accompanying letter. taking
from, him receipt, which you will forthwith send 10
me- u.s. having already demanded public satisfaction
from the commander 10 chief of the naval forces Of the
u. S. for the outrage committed upon flag, desire,
and ought to avoid, even the slightest complaint
part "a,
MANUEL MlCHELTORENA.
To the Prefeci D. Santiago Arguello.
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ST0cKTON'S PREMIUM MINERAL TEETH.
WAYT, DENTIST, ha, just received from the above e
manufacturer complete assortment Of the most beaH.
thar have ever been brought TO this city, and which
constitutes an admirable imitation Of the natural eeis
surpassed
Those who wish TO have artificial tn inserted ana
Interested, are respectfully invited call and examine @
specimens of his work.
J. G. w. continues heretofore to perform all oner
the prevention and of dsear in tie teeth aTI %
fee on the square immediately above the Banks Nan -
R.fersree.-M Clarke, 81. D.. George Watson, u =
Deane, III. ~, +. II. Carmichael n. D., Robt. ". a'
Thomas Nelson, 81. d., James Bolton, 81. D., }. A. CUE
ii. ID. Sent T.
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No. lo.l

To his Excel'ency, juan BAurisrA ALvAEADo ~
Captain NJ. SILVA.
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meet your appreciation you may be pleased to order
what may be though. proper
Deipn 10 accept the consideration, &c, &c.
ARGUELLO.
To his Excellency.ihe General and Governor
Of the Department of the CALIFORNIA;
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Here should have been inserted The articles Of the
conference approved. but Tor the arrival of the
Commodore al the date of the sailing of this vessel
They will be Transmitted, order to be Inserted in
this place, together with the duplicates Of the whole,
by The national brigan,ire Republican, within few
DAYS ordered to sail for tins purpose.
Angeles, On Upper Canrnia,) November ~, 1912
MANUEL MICHEhTGRENA.
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MEsnEalsa.-The science of Animal Magnetism is
creating little excitement in different parts of the
country. Al GAINESVILLE interesting experiments
have been made by Mr.. Stuart, in producing mesmerc
sleep, and exciting the organs of selfes,eem,
ence combativeness poetry, hunger thirst, nausea,
&c ], in one Knowden, attes,ed by George Williams,
his employer to his character, and by X. TO his
ignorance of Phrenology, &c. The whole is certified
10 by Drs Mitchell, Campbell, Irvin, Gates, Young,
Ide, tilidreih, and others
"The third case operated on had been suffering from
violent tooth ache all that day. Her consent having
been obtained to public operation for her relief she
was thrown into the mesmerc sleep by DR.. lde and at
the conclusion of the other experiments brought upon
the platform before the audience; after examination
of the affected teeth by the medical part Of the com
mil,ee, Dr. Ide proceeded to ncise the gum, and in
succession extracted from the lower jaw, hree dteayed
teeth. Although the patient closely observed by
the committee, they could not detect the slightest evi.
dence of pam or suffering; not muscle OF her
nance could be to move during The operation.
There was very free discharge of blood which the
patient suffered 10 accumulate in her mouth, until il
overlooked, unless told by the operator spit it cut,
When reused from her sleep che said she had re-
collection of the operation; and the only evidence she
had of the loss Of her eetb and the usual
ness of the gum which follow such operations.
CHAS. G. HILDRETH,
FDW REL
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j. C. GREGORY CO., Managers, Richmond, Va.
Drawings sent Immediately AFTER they over to all who order
~ sbovs Jan. % Sid
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES
- Gnt

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class E. FOR si3, be drawn al
Alexandra, d. e., on Saturday, the Sh Of February, lei3
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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13
PROBATE PRINTING.

1t almost seems foolish in u.s. TO this subject
again. We do so, because friend says he expected
tain rotcc would appear in the Agehut neglected give
directions at the Probate Office.
All we can say is what We have said before; if our
friends wish to have their Probate notices published in the
.4gs,hey must make such arcquest to e Judges Greg
tiers the Probate Observation-Disclosures direction being
siyenhe will matter ofcourse to the wing paper
There is no difficulty about the matter at ALL Only say
that you ish your notices published the 4g. and you
will lind them there, without fail. We hope friends
will take such notice this not to compel refer
to 1t again. l39-3v
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A NEW WORK
PROSPECTUS OF
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A Liierary and Critical Maya. inc.

A Literary and Critical .Naga=ihe
EDITED BY J. Il. LOWELL AND II. CARTER.
ON the frs, of January, 1913, the Subscribers
~ will commence the publication Ola Monthly
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The contents of each number will he entirely
Original and will consists of Article chiefly from
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The objec, of the subscribers in establishing the
PioSEER, is to furnish the intelligent and reflec-
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substitute for the enormous quantity OF the thrice
diluted trash, 10 the shape Of nanlby -pamby love
tales and sketches, which, is monthly poured out
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TO Offer instead thereof, healthy and many Peri
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The Critical Department Of the Pioneer will
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while satire and personality will be seduously ex-
cuded, opinions Of MERIT or demerit will be can
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The Pioneer will be issued punctualIy on the
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Linton. Each number will contain As pages roya
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TERMs.-Three Dollars a year, payable II
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&c. mus; be addressed, post paid, to the Pioneer
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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13

First lore.-At the verdant age Of seventeen, |
fell deeply and deyoledly in love with Miss Julia
Virgins. young lady four years my senior. She
seemed an angel She was very tall, and her
shoulders had stoop thought very graceful
I, is seldom that shoulders match exactly, but the
difference in the height Of hers was very slight in
deed. Her HAIR was very beautiful auburn
barely shade too light, and her eyes of grey OF
hazel, | never could tell which, had cast so
slight, that it would have been libel 10 say she
squned. Her complexion was most iar-l may
say most TOO fair for it made her frecke terribly,
her nose had Sigh. turn, neither down nor up,
but little to one side, and the down upon her
lips would remind one Of a peach, had ii always
been trimmed sufficiently short.
loved her fondy, devo,edy, hopeessly. We
sat one evening in the bower-a, our feet were the
cucumber vines, above US grew gourd, around
blooming magnificent sun-hOwers. Floating across
the garden came the soft grunting pigs. fell up
on my knees, and squash went mush-meor, oil
over my new trowsers. "Lovely being" cried,
''say but that thou wilt be mne.'
l saw the rising blush, her eyes fell upon the
ground, and she gave sudden start "Look there
You tarnal Gool.'' she said, "see how you have
spattere,l my new silk apron"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13

.Anecdoie Of Burns Than Burns, perhaps. no
man more severely inflicted the castigaton of re-
proof. The following anecdote will illustrate this
fact. The conversation one night at the Kings
Arms Inn, Dumfrles, turning on the death ola
townsman, whose funeral was 10 take place on the
following day, "By the by" said one Of the COM
pany, addressing himself to Burns, 81 wish you
would lend ME your black coat for the occasion,
my own being rather out of repair. "Ilaving my
self to attend the same funeral" answered Burns,
II cannot spare my sables; but can recommend
n most excellent substitute. Mrow your character
0per your shOulders-that will be the blackesl
coat you ever wore in your lifelimei"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13
OUR BILLS,

We are sending them to our Agents in the several
towns in the county. They will be presented during this
or the next month, and sincerely hope subscribers
will not fail to meet them. They are all SMALL but out of
them we must make the hundreds that necessary for
to meet the expenses OF intended Improvement in
the Spring.
We earnestly requcstour Agents to attend to the business
without fail Every raise little If
To every bill that is not paid before the expiration Of
this volume fly cents will be added according to
terms,
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STATE OF vERMO ONT.
DISTRICT OF WINDSOR, IS.

To The heirs Of CHARLES DUDLEY tate IF Uindsor,
in said State, dec fdscd, -GREETING'
WnER EAS, IL appears by the report Of the Com.
w missioncrS, and files md records Of this Court
that the personal estate Oi said dec cused is insufficient Ia
pay his ju>tdcbs, by the OF thousand four humid
red dollars and the Of settling the said estate There
fore are hercb. cited In appear before the Probate
Court at session thereof to he holden at the dwelling
the fourteenth day Of January next mud give bonds
said Court shall direct for the payment Of said debts and
costs order will then issue to the Administrator OF
said estate sell much Of the real estate Of said deceas-
ed will be sufficient to pay the aforesaid sum. aud oil
legal costs ind charges. l3g3w
Given under my hand, and the seal Of said Probate
Court ut Windsor in said district this cath day ofDcccm-
Der, A, ID. lsi2. THOMAS +. HAMMOND, Judge.
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Marrte1,

In this town, Jan. 4h, by Rev Mr. Wright, Mr. HARPER
7. SAVAGE of Hartford and Miss Amy ). L,DD OF this
town.
We got that cake our own sevcs"n return for which,
ire wish the new married couple all the happiness and
blessings that we doubt not kind Creator, and clear
conscience will besow upon then for their remembrance
Of the Printers.
In this village Jar. sh by Rev Mr. Clapp, Mr. Merrck
Roper, of Sterling Ms and Miss Mary Ann Richard Of this
town.
We ack know ledge the cake.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13
Twentieth Anniversary.
OUR hNNU AL RESPE CTS.

We respectfully ask reference 10 leading article Of
this number. behave now published the Reporter wen-
" years and again rcIcat our thanks to numerous
friends and patrons.
Professions most nnmcahing, md 1t is hoped TINT
part regularity !, the best pledge for our future Ill
cnlions The support extended TO rs by the public
dcrs il m imperative and pleasing duty, that expense
or trouble viii be sprcl in making liberal arrangement,
for their benefit Favorable contracts have been entered
and We'd .ur Isis; and series Ut Lotteries viii be
continued monthly, to meet the wishes of ALI and
oat the exchanges comparatively tsulacd sc!e
vii be extended in conformity, and the chances Tor nd.
ventures rendered infinitely more iayonhc. Our ceres
pondents will be pleased to remember ,hatHl tickets isu-
cd by s are drawn ~ authority of the various States
der the personal superintendent OF Commissioners up
pointed aud that Prizes guaranteed pm, able In specie
funds The leading Schemes tor February nrc row sui
mitled IL must he observed they Of surprising agni-
ude that the chances admin ably and isyOrubiy diy,rs
fed md that the price OF Tickets are graduated to enable
our Correspondents tn remit any amount they may find
convenient. small rcn.i,tances claim the purctGl
attention aS large.
Over nmlon Of dollars will be shared among the pub
lie in Fcrraryn Capital Prizes from $4,000 10 $4,000!
And In those whu wish to put in for proportion
Omcnd cnpha,iculy 10 be in time and 'tnd their orders
:. }. SYLVESTER.
$50 Broddray, ard 22 Uai.sl. N,n Yo-i
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BE 1T UNDERSTOOD!

That at the expiration of the Sd vol. of the Age, we
shall strike from our books hcname of every subscriber
in the county who shal have neglected to pay us any
thing since the paper commenced and leave the
for collection. II.
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STA TIE OF We II NJ ON T.
WINDSOR $

WINDSOR IS,
DEARBORN H. HILTON wINDsHooIRn COUNTY
FOSTER Y. HOWE. November Term, lsi2
RoDNEy SnERwIS md JosHul &. DAS,, Trustees.
A CTION Of account, demanding One Hundred Dol.
IN lars to balance book accounts between the parties.
The said Foster Howe not having had personal notice
Of The tendency Of this suit il is ordered by the
here that he be notified thereof by publishing the substance
nj sud suit together with this order, in the Spirit of The
igf, printed in WoosiOck three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the
last publication hr NJ least SIX weeks before the next
term of said Court, to be held ut said Woodstock the
first Tuesday in May next which shall be deemed suli-
cicnt notice to said Foster " Howe, to appear at said
Court mud make answer. n. WILLIAMS, CLERK
n. RICHARDSON, attorney. li0-2w
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13

Siellwason's Sounding apparatus. Lieut..
II. S. Slewagon, of the U. S Navy, has invented
apparatus for bringing up samples of the bottom
at sea, which appears TO us 10 exceed any thing OF
the kind that has been used by mariners. This
machinery is cup, placed below the lead, over
which leather valves fall, which keep all tight as
it is drawn up-U. 8. Gazette.
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WOOD! WOODu WOODi,

lfhosc of our subscribers who expect to pay in wood
don't bring aong and obliged pay cash for
now sharequrc the cash, by-and.by, for the paper
thut's all. #
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-01-13
NEW CROCKERY.

NOW opening Mt the crockery Store by the subscriber
IN 25 sets gold band, white and fe'd china tea
new and beautiful styles with plates to match.
25 sets sprg'd bro. and white granite tea ware-new
patterns. Full and complete sets white granite dining
with toilet to match the most elegant article
offered in this market. Also, se blue India china
dining ware att very low pricetogcther with complete
assortment Of glass and common painted ware.
Purchasers far and will find the best assert
ments Of ware there j. in this region and at the torres!
prices. Please cal on chs. DANA, JR
Ian. l9t3
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" Clear the Track !"

ID ISSELL & CLARKE are now Mt home, ready and
IL waiting for all kinds Of jobs i'll their line. sup AMI do
ing "cheap for cash." is the word "a the sign Of old
iimc,n where honesty, and industry steady compete
tors for the reward aud approving appreciation IF swell
done good and faithful servant That's the place to call
my huys!
Noins Violin Strings and Bows Vood and Brass clocks
for sale wholesale aud retail.
UoodsOck, Sept Fl, lel2