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THE RESTAURAT.

subscriber has opened grocery store, on Main
street, du'c.ly opposite the tavern stand occu-
pied by Mr. rvsGer, a: the sign of the "Restaurat
where he Will keep Il constant supply OF all kinds
o' groceries, consisting OF molasses, sugar tea col-
'Gt pepper aIsplce, cloves, ginger, rice, tobacco,
a'u,h' maauer' cinnamon, snuff, soap, -four, nc &c.
lie wtIl Keep constant supply OF all the articles
usually Kept" a family grocery, which ho will sell
low Tor cash or approved country produce.
Wheat, oats, beeswax, tdlow, butter, eros. reoth.
ers, aud other merchandise produce taken in OK.
change Tor groceries. JOHN G. buck
CarroIton, October l6, 1846--l-u
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Iron Foundry in the town Of Lcesburgh,

Carroll county, Ohio, where they intend to make
and keep constantly on hand, castings of all des-
criplions, to wit; Every variety OF mill gcarngs
threshtng-machine gearing, stoves, aud pIOws o
the most improved patterns now in use, &c. 6c.-
All orders for castings will be promptly attended to-
and con be speedily filled, as they will at all times
have good pattern maker employed. Their cast
ings will be OF the best quality they intend using
entirely the Kentucky iron.
They have also connected with the foundry an
extensive machine and smith shop, where they will
make threshing Machines turning lahes and
pows and do all kinds OF forging, turning, &c. to
order;-aso repairing all kinds Of machinery on the
shortest notice.
They will receive in payment old metal at one
cent per pound, and all kinds of country produce
at market price, and will not refuse cash.
By pursuing course of fair dealing and honest
industry, they hope to merit and receive liberal
share OF the public patronage
The pIows that we manufacture have Necn thor
oughy tried in our county, and proved TO be the
best now in use. We refer those who wish to pur-
chase to the following gentlemen who have used
our plows; Levi Jenkins, DR.. T. Cummings s. Jen-
klns, Ohio Baker, and VIM. Pollock. We sell the
above plow for FIVE dollars and give two points.
We further inform the clzens Of Carroll and the
adjoining counties, that we manufacture the Car
roIIton plows," with right and left points; also
points for Woods improved bull pows.
0C3~Atkns' Water Wheel for Saw Mills, can be
had on short notice. 1t has been asceraincd that
this Wheel is much superior to the wooden Wheel,
and also cheaper.
C. P. & A. NJ. FISHER &Co.
Leesburgh, March 27, I846--6m
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EsTATE on HENRY uOSES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
- been appointed unqualified Administrator on the
estate OF Henry Noses late Of Carroll county, Ohio,
licensed All persons indebted to said estate arc re-.
qllred to make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims 70 present them, legally proven, for set
tlemeni within one year from this date
JOHN MOSES, Admir-
August 2l, ls46-d5-3t.
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PLOVYs AND POINTS.

TaE Cawolon, buII, hall crane, true American,
aud number of other patterns of pows, kept
constantly ON hand, or made to order al the ioun.
dry in CuroIton.
AlsO.--RlghI and left hand, Carollton, bull, true
American, Woods improved, crane from No. 2 to
No. 81, John Long, MassiIlon, Buckeye, star, and
almost every kind OF pow points, constantly On
hand, and cheap for for CASH A. l.. LITTELL.
CanolIton June &c, l846-37-tf
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NOIlCE-ls hereby given thaia petition will be
presented " the Commissioners OF Carroll connly at
Their December session 1876, tor the location Of
county road, commencing at the south east corner of
John RIsscs farm in LJudon township, and thence
80 as to fn2raect tho road leading from Amsterdam
to Hess 4l between where the township road in.
tefsects said road and Israel McElderry's line.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Oct Cd lg4G
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.

OLD stoves, pots kettles, ovens, lids, CRATES, CRATE
y bars, and every description of old pot metal will
Se received at the CARROLLTON FOUNDRY, al
half cent per pound, in exchange for castings.
A. l.. LITTELL.
June &c, l846-37-6t
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IS bales Brown llse.ag
b bales , p"u D.as,
100 nal., W"..g,
10 0ll.a La., Wedding,
ly7 .Ur- lYHar
lOyyJ pounds Iaurgh Coyon Yarn,
1000 pieces Iuu.. Mlas,rlycs
oUO prcr5 u.H.uJ oHruug,
IJu pieces Coo.cd Camoric
- pucrs Iskug,
- prrra otuu.,+, Iweeds, and Jeans,
80 pieces D.oIdclD.h,
- poe pain and unCy Clasmels,
~ pieces uuk EC7gags,
~ pieces A.pncrus,
50 prc.s LaIlc, Dress Goods, a'csl styles,
IS pieces Flannel, assorted cuiols,
l75 dozen " Nool CUuiouer,
4UO Plaid SaaWh,
% pieces uIu-Alms,
% prcccs Apron Check,
100 dozen Cotton, olk, and Gingham IIdk,s.
LOO Co1'n mrus and Toys Caps,
20 pieces Canton lIanurIs
q Wrr,s Padding aHt Ganvass,
l5O pound, black Linen Thread,
% Pounds Sewing Suk,
~ pounds Iw.L
500 pou1Us sp1o Thread,
800 gro.s Coat, iauG uad Vest Buttons,
50UyCJ Percussion C1p-.
Comb, OF all Kinds, &c, g..
Together wI.l variety ul allrles not mention
cd lu ,h., advr.tiacmeuL
Owing To lln g,e4l dDmtud on us or goods III.
present season, We have been induced to nlug {,
90 market Otr oi ,hy luer-I >,u. k oi Day Uuod.
ana nip.e.ms, eyer 00uu-hl 10 HOr,ucru ono.
urlHanas vui custom .la uro well aware lho
our H.".N ul ucrur- 90 cNlrdl, variety q, cheap
nr-s has never Teen rpl,,rd Ivy a y house We
OF New lo,k uiU aud ia our pu cnosya hiI lI
We have nuI Isitu.rd .hpt department Of our uaue
~ .hr least, uul have ~ fdp g.raI addiuou5 70 ll
IN. w" would r'uru sri loruc all m",rhlnts to
au examination OF our s.o,k ol D GooI4, WnirI
Erhlrr lucl,ascI Vcry much. lhr g,rNI de,uur
~ American mauU'artured gooda, enables u= tu
rr ,Irm 90 i!ou - 10 gj pee cent. lower lhuu they
have ur,u -la "a th.s -rcu0n0t the county.
We |al seii any ghllg Ia our lue, elIhrr OF Dry
Goods o, G1o"ru,s, AZ low as can bo purchased ol
eos!ern JohDcrs, adding a low rate OF freight.
ANY w."c taatwc te.l that differs moan sample
or representation can Jr returned at our expense
The highest market puce - III al all times uc given
for tlour Luwf, loloW, L,ri, Eggs, Glover, Tim.
othy, t,A-ccd, Ecc5waA, Wool, White Beans, &c.
Constant aduuous VIII De made 10 oar stock du.
Iing tie reason Of ua,'gotou
FENEER & AlMlLLAN.
October TO- loiG--I-lt.
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EsTATE or PT,TER STRERT.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
" been appointed aud qualified Administrator on the
estate OF Peter S bert, late OF Carroll county,
Ohio, deceased. al persons indebted 10 said estate
are required 10 make immediate payment and those
having claims, TO pr ent them, legally proven, for
;, tlemenl, within on yea .f m this date.
SAMUEL SIBERT, Admir-.
October le, le46--l g.
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LOOK Az TEaES.

THE subscriber feeling desrous to have his old ac-
counts settled of Immediately takes this meth
cd of informing all those who know themselves in
debted to him that he will take wheat in payment
OF all his accounts over yeat standing, lat market
Irice) if delivered at the Carrolton STEAM MILL be-
tween now and the first of October next. This no.
tice is intended for all, without any distinction;
therefore all those who neglect this call cannot ex-
pect further indulgence. JOHN S. HUNTER.
July "a, I846-4l-2m.
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'Ehc TarIn' Repealed!

FOR cash, FLOWS may be had at the Oamollton
Foundry for the tritlmg sum OF iouW dollars and
a half have large number stocked off in the
best and most substantial manner, and farmers viii
find It TO their interest to buy now
A. l.. LlTTELL.
July 81, l0d6-dQ-,f
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DR.. w. III. POOLE,
Estate of John Marshall.

NOTICE is hereby given, that we have been ap-
- pointed and qualified administrators on the estate
of John Marshall, late of Carroll county, Ohio, de-
ceased. All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quired to make immediate payment and those hav-
ing claims, to present them legally proven, for set
tlement, within ore year from this date.
JOSHUA MARSHALL( A.,
NANCY MARSHALL A"lh To-
September |, lSI6-4o-S.
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IsGO.
1870
FLNNER MMILLAN,
MHatEsALE pEALrAs ~

MH-LE24AE 11AA-A4
Dry GaoSs, Groaer;es, UTEss, Liquors, Pans.
Oils, De Sigfs, Staple DrEgs, Crcckery, Giass-
sszTe, sal Eisi, Plaster, Line, Jc., DC, 81.
NO. 8, Erie street, MassiilOn, Ohio.
D. EFENNIR. TERNs CASH os B4RTER. 5. D. N'aIlL4S.
We are th.s day lScpismbeJ "a, 1881 receiving
and have on hand the GLOWING a!.ces, viz:
500 tags Ro Coffee,
IS packages Young Hysoa ana Imperial Teas,
leo uarrr.s New Orleans Sugar,
100 barrels New Odeaas Moasses.
IS boxes white aud brown Havana Sugar,
is barrels Lump Sugar
boxes w. & w. sugar,
20 bags Pepper and Spice,
20 kegs pure Ginger,
90 pounds No Nutnegs,
SEQ pounds C5ssia,
500 pounls Cloves,
5000 pSulaS Salesa'us,
IS uOEcs Starch,
100 toXss RJislns,
bU0 pounds Pguacs, in glass Iars,
IFS boxes sweet Caveud.sh Tobacco composed
OF Is, q, S. IL, aud 81 lump,
90 toXes Baltimore Plug tobacco,
leo kegs Grdge u bros. . Twist Tobacco,
IS yoXss Rsppee aud Msca5oy Snuff,
500 dozen Mis- MIiIer's chewing To7acco,
4uO dozen -li-. Ai..efs smoking Tobacco,
IS boxes luli & sons soup,
5 boxes Ctu!e soap,
10 boxes E07l4 Soap,
IS toX.s Cay Pipes,
IS BOXES Stone Pipes.
Is u1ur,s uasoucd Mats,
81 bushels Pea Nuts,
loo BOXES Herring,
IS barrels sad hl.f barrels NackB-r,
81 barrels and ha.I barrels Lake f.sh,
lCy0 gallons Winter sperm Ul,
~ barrels Tanners Oh,
10 Ulrel- Eax.trl OIL,
IS LoXes lrrger Sauce,
100 bags Shot
s000 pounds BlF Leal,
10000 oagars, OF different qualities,
80 boxes Chocolate,
IS loXcs Ground Mustard,
10 toXee Ground Pepper,
10 boxes Ground Spice,
boxes Eouud Cinnamon,
SEQ pounds Spanish Flea! Indigo.
$500 pounds -uppraue Dulch Madder
80 Jarrf- Moth Carolina Tar
bar,eIl spgi,, IurpenIue,
10 barrels Hosln,
5 barrels white Chrik.
100 dozen tllrk aud blue Ink,
100 kcg, Pittsburgh White lead,
~ Jarr'is sweet VI uaga Vine,
- barrels common Pom Wine,
10 LaUais pure l'0r Wine,
g barrels umudy and Gu,
10 barrels Red and White Wines,
10 pipes pure Brandy, put up expressly ior
Physicians aad Druggists,
500 pounds refined Canpnor,
glassware VI every description,
700 barrels salt,
100 barrels White Lime,
81 dozen Wooden Buckets,
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NIUSLTNS.

LARGE lot Of brown aud beached muslins ius,
= received and for sale at the new store Of
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Csrollton, February C, l8I6-u.
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POT METAL.

| AM paying ONE CENT per pound, in castings, for
old plow points, mold boards, mill gearing, aud
ali kinds of old metal that has not been burned in
the fire; delivered at the Cagrollion foundry.
A. H. LITTELL'
June g, 1916 -3T-6l,
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COTTON YARN.

large lotoF cotton yarn Of the best quality, ius
received and Tor sale at the cheap store Of
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carol!oD, February 6, lg46-u
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STOKELY Il TRIPP,
E. R. ECKLEY.
J. NJ. DAYISs,
ECKLEY & DAVIS,
ittOrneys and Counsellors al La,c,

Attorneys and COunSellors at Lao,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
- their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
counties. All business entrusted to them will re-
ceive prompt attention. Office in the frame build.
ing, opposite the west door of the court house
CarroIlton, December 5, l845-tf
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TO WAGON-MAKERS.

7 WISH to employ journeyman wagon-maker to
whom will give good wages in CASH Apply at
he Carrollton foundry. A. l.. LITTELL
June 26, l845-37-tf
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HOLLOW WARE,

4 large lot of hollow ware, OF Pittsburgh manufac-
ture, just received and for sale cheap at the new
store OF ELIZA SINCLAIR.
CaWolllon, February 6, 1846-lf
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LEESBURGaR FOUNDRY.

THE undersigned respectfully inform the chizer
of Carroll and the adjoining counties, that the
have erected new
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-05-28

the Americans. In their flight, many of the Mexi-
cans took to the river and drowned in their at
tempt to swim.
Gen. Taylor reached his camp the afternoon Of
the action Leaving there his whole force he start
ed the next morning for Point Isabel, and arrived
there the evening Of the 10Th without molestation
The morning of the It'll he started hack for his
camp opposite Matamoras. We need not say that
he and his army are iii the highest spirits
Credible information had been received that the
American Consul, and all the American citizens at
Matamoras had been arrested and sent to Saltillo,
small town about $50 miles back of Matamoras
The friends of Capt. Thornton will be gratified
to learn that he is still living. Letters have been
received from him in the camp, announcing that he
had been captured by the enemy, and was held a
| prisoner at MIatamoras
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-05-28
MURDER IN CAMPBELL,

1--WE learn, through passenger from Lynch
burg, that horrible murder was committed on a
widow lady, named Mrs. Epperson, in the southern
part OF Campbell county, on Sunday night last
me attention OF some neighbors being attracted by
an unusually bright light in her house, at a late
hour OF the night, they hurried thither, and found
the body Of Mrs. f.. half consumed in the fire
place. She had evidently been murdered, and the
murderer had adopted this mode of DESTROYING all
traces of the deed. A negro man whether BELONG
ing to Mrs. f.. or not, we are not informed ) was
arrested upon strong suspicion of his guilt, and we
understand the clrcumsantia evidence since educed
Is sufficient to convict him.-Rich Times.
The lady murdered, lived between Pannill's
Bridge and Brook Neal. Lewis ID. Poindexter.
Esl., near whom the lady lived, discovering fire
IN Inc woods sent one of his negro men to see what
was the cause Of it, when the negro RETURNING ra-
thcr quicker than possible for him TO ret there
and back, Mr.. Poindexter accused him Of the deed
and upon examining him, discovered blood ,rpon
his sleeve. This, with other corroboratno c;rc,Im
stances, sent the negro 10 Jail TO await n trial The
woman was SO badly burnt that she would NOT
have been recognized but that her face was lviuo
next TO tho Garth and did not burn.-Lymch pjir.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-05-28
>SWAW 81 no Ns@
THURSDAY, MAY %, 1876.

eo-We regret that we have been compelled to
occupy so much space in this paper with defence
of ourselves.-But it is not without its interest to
our readers. If we have been swayed from the dis
charge of our duty by personal extraneous infl-
ences, such as have been 6ully insinuaed, then we
are unworthy Of their confidence. But ON the other
hand, if we have succeeded in vndcating ourselves,
and negativing the insinuations, by showing the
entire consistency of our course years past with
that pursued by us in the late canvass, then, we
trust, our friends will stand by us, and aid us in
upholding the Independence of the Press, against
the nsidious assault which is made upon it.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-05-28
POINT ISABEL. AND MArAMoRAs.

We are indebted to an officer in the Army of
Texas for copy of the Corpus Christi Gazette
containing the following description of the above
named places rendered somewhat notorious by the
operations Of the army of occupation:
point Isabel is high bluff of land, protecting
about one quarter of mile into the Laguna del Ma,
DIRE, and about three and half miles North of West
from Barra del Santiago; the principal entrance
from the Gulf, at the lower extremity of lisa del
Padre. The scarcity Of wood and water at this
place, renders the encampment of larye force
wholly impracticabe. The main body of Gen.
Iaylor's army are now encamped about % miles in
southwesterly direction from Point Isabel. on the
east bank of the Rio Grande, opposite to Matamo-
ras. Here the land is high open prairie, with
plenty of water from the River. and sufficiency of
wood upon its banks, at no distance from the Camp
The place is easily susceptible of being entrenched
and fortified
"From the Borita ferry or crossing, to Matamo-
ras, Is sixteen or eighteen miles, and from the for
mer place to Point Isabel, about twelve miles. The
provisions for great portion of the Army, and all
the forage and corn for the horses and mules must
be carried over this distance
Nlatanoras is an old Spanish city, containing A.
bout ,OOO inhabitants, and is beautifully situated
ON the southern bank Of the Rio Grande. within
It's folds, SO that its front and rear is on the river
seen from the American side it has every appear
ance OF being an American town. The streets in
tersect each other at right angles and appear to be
lined with many varieties OF shade trees, which
give the town an air of GOODNESS and renders its an
pearance very inviting. Many of the buildings are
built OF brick and in the modern style of archtec-
ture The Cathedral, market, and buildings oc-
cupied by the military, are among the finest. The
city has several Notifications, armed with guns OF
different calibres, and force of five or six hundred
men Is kept in them constantly. The dwellings OF
the poorer classes are constructed with canes brush
mud and the like Materials and are essentially Mex
lean. The town formerly contained double its
present number of inhabitants, and was place OF
Importance This rapid decline is owing to theil
internal connections and the growing Incidence OF
the people"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-05-28
THE MEXICAN WAR-SUSPECTED INTER.
FERENCE OF EUROPEAN POWERS IN AID


Ot MEAlCO.
1t has been more than once minated that there
were probably other powers ''behnd the throne''
than the Mexican government itself, instgating the
war between that country and the United States
Among the many surmises of a similar nature.
we find the following in late letter of the Wash
lngton correspondent ofthe New York Tribune He
says:
''After much thought cannot dispossess myself
OF the belief that England is concerned in this
movement of Mexico. | am in possession of evil
dence that the last achievements of the Mexican
Army Were not ordered to be concentrated at Mata
moras until about the middle of April, after the re-
ceipt OF intelligence from Great Britain, which had
been SO anxiously looked for and that not till then
We're the operations undertaken with spirit and vi
gor. should be glad to be deceived on this point.
but fear shall not be again The remarkable
alliance between France and England must have
Interior objects in view and may not the latter, to
block up the progress Of the United States and to
raise counter Government on our frontier. have
agreed to establish Monarchy in Mexico in the
person of the Duke De Montpenser, the young son
OF Louis Philippe? This suggestion was pre-
sented to me, from an important source, three or
four months ago, and seemed to attract no little at
tention when laid it before the public In the pre-
sent juncture the probability is more plausible'
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-05-28

We learn from a friend in Hardy County that
ifudson the murderer of his wife and two children
In Pendleton county, has given himself up He
surrendered himself to gentleman in that county
on Wednesday the 18th inst. He saws he was
prompted to the deed in a state of rI1eusy. occa-
stoned by improper conduct the part of his wife,
and that it was his intention after committing the
horrd act to kill himself with razor prepared for
the purpose, but his heart failed him. and he fled
but now he has come to the determination to re-
turn and give himself up to be tried by the laws Of
MS country he has been taken back to Pendleton
-Romney Ipteligcncer
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-05-28
LEXINGTON TROOP

We are not surprised to learn that these gallant
fellows have again volunteered their services to the
government. They are always ready, though we
trust 1t may be long before they will be obliged to
especially for Mexico, where the most dan
gerGus enemy during the approaching season, will
this time in safety. Still, it may m. DE great
while before those who wish to 'flesh their maiden
swords may find a foeman worthy of their steel
upon our own shores.-Lcrington Gazette.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-05-28

0n- Rifle company has been raised in our town,
which was organized on Wednesday the Goth inst,
by the election of the following gentlemen as it's
officers ROBERT S. BROOKE, Captan-JoHN N.
HENDREN, LIST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AS X. TRoUr.
End LIST Lleutenant-V. E. GEIGER, LIST end Lieu
tenant-ARcHIBALD S. KINNEY, End 2nd Lieuten-
ant-A. ID. WREN, Orderly Sergeant. We un-
dersand it has elected to attach itself to the l6Oh
Regiment
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-05-28
THE PRINTERS, MOVING

The Philadelphia printers embracing the OPP
portunl'y OF displaying their metal along with the
New Orleans printers, will be seen by the fol
lowing resolution passed at their meeting on We'd
nesday afternoon in that city:
Resotred, That we have heard with pride and
pleasure that our brother c,uft in New Orleans have
thrown down their composing sticks, taken up their
shooting sticks, and are now on their road to the
Rio Grande, willing to spill their blood in right
eOuS cause.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-05-28
WIN s WARD

The Hauisonburg Republican comes shrouded in
mourning for the untimely death of its lamerrted
editor The body of Mr.. Ward was found OF
Monday the 18th, about half mile below the ford
on Middle river where he entered, and was taken
to Harrisonburg and inferred with every token Of
respect and sympathy.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-05-28
Rer,isition upon the Governor of U;rp;n;,

We understand that Governor Smith has beep
called upon by the President of the United States
for three regiments $50 companies, 2,3lO men, of
infantry, to be composed Of volunteers, enrolled.
and held In readiness to muster in the service of
the United States. Each company, we learn, will
consist of "a privaes only, not over As, nor under
rs years OF age, and in full physical strength and
vigor.
Full particulars will doubtless. be announced in a
few days.-Whig.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-05-28

0G'The National Fair opened at Washington on
the 2lst instant, and the city is reported to be
thronged with visiters. Speaking of visit to the
Fair, the National Intelligeucer renarks-"We
felt an honest pride in bcholding the rich display of
industry, taste and skill, which is there exhibited
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-05-28

The act of Congress of the 9th instant provid-
ing Tor the organization of Volunteer Companies for
the u States service, we observe, allows but two
Iieutenants to each company.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1846-05-28

In obedience to call Of the President the Go
vernon of Maryland has issued his Proclamation for
the quota of that State regiments Of volunteers
for the Mexican war