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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-28
MoRE TRoops The Uuion ofSaturday

MoRE TRoops The Uuion Of Saturday
the l7th., has the following:
We understand that the President Of the
United States is about to call immediately
about 5000 more volunteer troops into the
public service They are principally
intended to ill up the places Of the voun.
teers whose time is about to expire. 1t is
probable that many Of them will renew
their engagements; but to provide for any
possible contingency, it is deemed best to
make the present call.
These troops are intended to strengthen
the three divisions Of our army, viz: al
Santa Fe, the army in the direction Of the
bio Grande, and tho column Of Vera Cruz.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-28

o. We learn by the last Trumbull
Democrat that Col. TOP, accompanied by
his family, will leave his home for Wash.
lngton city on the first of May, and that he
expects to sail from Norfolk, Va, in the
Naval ship "Brandywine" for Brazil about
the first Of June. II. J. MORGAN, ESQ.,,
Of Columbiana county, ayoung man whose
talents well qualify him for the station, ac-
companies Mr.. TOD as Secretary of Lega-
ton.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-28
The Fine Arts.

Specimens of fine painting may be seen
by calling at the Recorders Office, execut-
ed by two of our citizens, which are enti-
tied to great credit. The "Enchanted Is.
land" by Mr.. James Malony, possesses
superior merit AS landscape painter
he has few superiors.
"Chrst delivering the keys 10 St. Peter"
by Mr.. John Bostwick, is "a very difficult
subject, but the painter has succeeded in
bringing out the characters in bold and
striking manner that would do credit to an
experienced artist. Mr.. Bostwick's paint
ing may be regarded as very extraordina-
ry effort for a new beginner, and certainly
manifests high order of talent. C.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-28
~ esolutions have unanimously pass

o. Resolutions have unanimously pass
ed the Senate of New York. condemning
the Postage law of the last Congress, and
instructing their Senators and requesting
their Representatives to go for its repenl
The law meets almost universal condem-
nation, without regard to section or party
The law cannot long continue.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-28
BENleHTEp New HAmpsHlRE.-Tl

BENleHTED New HAMpsHlRE.-The
census ofl840, the last that was taken.
gives the population Of New Hampshire,
male and female, over the age of twenty
years, at 150,44s. Number of persons
over that age who cannot read and write,
942-being less than proportion Of one
to one hundred and ify-nine! No other
state in the union can boast less number
Of this unfortunate class of persons.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-28

New York ELECTION. The National
Inteligencer does not claim the result ol
the New York city charter election as O
Wing triumph. Neither does the New
York Tribune or any other wbig paper
that has the least particle ofmoral honesty.
None but the most reckless papers of that
party have shouted their loud huzzas over
the result in this clty,and they knew,a as well
as all who are acquainted with the cause Of
this result, that it was no whig victory.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-28

The MlNT.-The coinage of the Mint
at Philadelphia last month exceeded two
millions of dollars, being the largest a.
mount ever coined in one month since the
government was founded. 1t was as fol.
lows: In gold coins $l,e8s, $50
In silver do. $4,000
In copper do. 2,o3l
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-28

O. The letter-writers state that Gen.
Taylor finds it difficult to obtain food for
his horses If such is the fact, it seems
almost pity, after all, that Brough the fat
editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, was not
sent out there by Mr.. Polk.
'lffesh is grass, as people say.
Then Johnny BroughI a load of hay.
The Louisville Journal says this smart
thing. Our fat assistant must be hay,
asses are so constantly ni6bling at him.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-28
The Havoc AT VERA Cruz We are

The Havoc AT VERA Cruz We are
glad to learn that the loss of life among the
non-combatants in the city was nothing like
what has been stated. An officer of the
navy who visited the castle and city after
the surrender, informs the New Orleans
Tropic that the number of women, and
children and other non-combatants in the
city has been greatly overated by the press
The whole number in the city did not prob.
ably exceed 1900; and ths number killed
did not reach 200. The killed and woun.
ded among the combatanls in the city was
said TO be 80.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-28

0F An Illinois paper speaks in anger
at thes escape of Birch from Jail, accused Of
being one Of the murderers Of Col. Daven-
port of Rock Island, Illinois. But the edi.
tor coolly adds: .aAs three men have been
hung already for this murder, one Of whom
was afterwards proved innocent, SO the law
can readily wink at the remaining rascals." I"
This is an inhuman consolation: and clas-
styling among the rascals one who was in
nocent, shows that capital punishment is
not alone confined to those who are actually
guilty Of murder.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-28

The PoEpLE's TARIFF.-The Nashville
Union thus beautifully leads off an able ar
ticle in favor of the peoples tariff:
ga multitude Of blessings attended the
path of FREE TRADE. Knowledge is die
fused. Religion is extended. Science walks
hand in hand with it 1t pilots civilization.
1t clothes the naked. II feeds the hungry.
1t makes the people of all lands neghbors
and brothers. 1t assuages the asperi:ies
and soothes the discords of nations. 1t is
the mighty engine which will ultimately
fraternize the people of the world. Com
mercial restrictions are melting away be-
fore its power. England, the selfstylec
mistress of the seas, and China, the still
more naughty Celestial Empire, are yield
ing to its sway. Grim visaged war hath
smoothed his wrinkled 'front.' at its approach.
And the time shall speedily come when the
uttermost parts of the earth shall rejoice in
its possession. 1t can no more be stayed
in its onward progress, than can the sun be
checked in its course.
"Among the other blessings which FREE
TRADE yields us, is national wealth. And
it is to this one blessing which, as political
journalists, wo arc expected oftenest to
refer. Not that it is the greatest of ali.
We do not so esteem it. But it is the only
blessing, the reality of which isquestioned,
and therefore the only one whose existence
we are called upon to prove"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-28
Col. BENToN.-The last Commercial
Bulletin, printed at Boonville, Missouri,
contains the following note:
Washington City, March q, al

Mr.. Queensberry-Sir: | see that you
have put up my name for the Presidency,
at the head of your editorial column; and
while thank you for this mark of good
opinion, I must inform you that it is entire
ly contrary TO my wishes and declared in
tentions, especially in my speech at Boon.
vile in 1914; | must, therefore, request
you to drop my name from tho place you
have given it; and, Unnecessary to give any
reason, you can very truly say it was done
at my request.
Yours truly,
THOS. H. BENTON.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-04-28

@In noticing the denunciations Of the
federal press Of the project for making
Mexico contribute to the payment of the
of the war by establishing custom
houses in all the conquered ports of that
country, the Philadelphia Ledger sayszit is
"conformable to the practice of all mara
time nations in modern warfare" and then
adds:
"When have the British ever taken a
port, in any war, without opening custom
house? In the war with US in 1912, they
opened one at Castine, on the very next
day after its capture. They did the same
at Nantucket. : They did the same at Chu-
san and other ports, in their war with
China. New discovery! Perhaps the
reason Of the treasury department for moi
applying our own tariffto every captured
port, has been the continual, though thus
far fallacious, hope of speedy peace
Upon this we beg leave to apply remark
of French officer, that, when the Unitet
States engage in war, they should strike
crushing blow at the beginning. Know
ing the character Of our enemy, our gov
ernment should never have thought of peace
as probable, till it was actually ratified"
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BOOKS.
He. m. G. w a. SYnrt1I:

Ie. III. g. w "A. Sy;artlI:avv
Have added 10 their usual stock Of School
Books, considerable collection of valua-
ble MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, viz {:
Prcscott's Conquest Of Peru,
Napoleon and his Nlarshall:,
Carlyle's French Revolution,
Frcmont's Oregon,
Life and Campaigns of Napoleon,
Taylor and his Generals,
Mexico and her Military Chieliains,
Goldsmilh's View Of the World,
Complete Works of Byron (ilustratcd)
" Josephus,
Milton and Young, Handsome cdilion)
Goldsmth's Natural History,
a splendid copy ofShakspcare i'll 7 vols,
ALSO,
Maps of Mexico,
United States,
Cap and Letter Paper, fine and beautiful
Billet Paper, and Envelopes, Gold and
Steel Pens, &c.
Oct. 6 80 If
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G. A y DID A II T. s .

FOR TAX COILEC CTOR.
We are authorized to announce JOHN M.
GOLDlNG US candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing election.
We are authorized TO announce JAMES
M. CALVERT, as q candidate for TAX
COLLECTOR, at the ensuing election.
The friends Of Capt. L. Z. MARTIN,
announce him u candidate for TAX COLLE:C-
TOR, at tho next ensuing election.
The friends Of WILLIAM J. HAM
MOND, take pleasure in announcing him 4
Candidate for TAX COLLECTOR at the
ensuing election.
The Friends Of JOSEPH S. ID. WETH-
ERAIl., announce him as Il Candidate for
TAN COLLECTOR, at The ensuing clcc-
ton.
The friends of the Rev. JAS MOORE
respectfully announce him as u candidate for
the office of Tax Collector at the ensuing
election.
The Friends of w S. HARRIS, announce
him as candidate for recollection to the office
of TAX COLLECTOR, at the ensuing
election.
We arc authorised to announce JOHN
CUNNINGHAM, as q candidate for TAN
COLLECTOR, ut the next election.
The friends of lIZEI\IEL TRIBLE
announce him as candidate for the office of
Tax Collector at the ensuing election.
We are authorized, TO announce II. II.
CUNNINGHAM as u candidate for Tax
j; Collector at the ensuing election.
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Rail Road, or no Rail Road
PEACE Or WAR!

II. STRAUSS, In Gokcs1,ltry,
f1as received large aud splendid assort-
ment Of the following FRESH GOODS
which will be sold at very low prices.
Brown and blcachcd shirtings from 5 cts up,
Do do shectiugs IL IL e
Fancy Prints from 6 IA to 25 cents,
Furniture do I" 8 {" rs Is
Mourning and second mourning Prints 10
cents up
Plaid Castillians and English Mermos,
Black Al pacas from 80 els up,
Bombazene,
Mourning nous de lain 25, 81 and so cts,
Fancy cold do do do l5 ga up,
Tartan plaid Shawls,
Scotch wool do
Ladies and Gents cold kid and beaver
Gloves,
do do cravats and scarls,
do do silk and linen cambrick
H'd'k's.
Linen, Lawns, Silk and Satin.
ALSO,
French and English Broadcloth,
l have an article of French black broad
cloth at IS per yard worth 81 to ss.
Cassimefes, Sattinets, Twccds,
Kentucky Jeans, Ksrseys, Linsey,
White, red, and yellow Flannel
ALSO,
Plaid Ginghams, Checks, Cambriclis, mus
Inns, cotton and worstcd Hose, (whtc and
blacll) from IL l-2 up; Mitts, caps: gloves,
ribbons, tapes and braid, suspendcrs,
A JuU assortment Of Fuury .h1i1es.
A large variety of Fall and Winter Caps,
General Taylor Caps
Buena Vista do
Palo Alto do and
Churubusco do
HATS at any price man can ask, as in
tend to sell out this article
A complete assortment Of Shoes and Boots,
Bonnets, Groceries, Crockery and Drugs,
Hardware, Perfumery, scgars and Tobac.
co Of the best kind, and full assortment at
very low prices.
Come and examine his splendid stock Of
Goods before you buy elsewhere, and you
will find many articles not mentioned. and
the prices cheaper than you expected
Oct 27 35 IF
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-12-15
LANDS FOR SALE.

Tho subscriber offers for sale two tracts of land y-
ing in Abbcvlo District one tract OH tho main
road leading from the Court Houses uf Anderson.
Picli"ns aud Grocnvllc TO EIanbu.g one mile from,
Edgcficd limo, number of one thousand ono
hall woodland, the other i'll IL gh state of cultiya-
situated; two-story dwelling hoI,sc and yard
buildings, us kitchen, &c. aiso barn, giu house,
&c. The Homestead Tract main road from
AbbcvilIc Village to Cambridge, Que and q hall
miles below Grcenwood; acrcS seven hundred
and sixty; cleared land two hundred and sixty
acres, balance in woods this tract is we'll i'm
proved, largo two-story dwelling house, ou,b,ild-
ingS us barn, stables, gin house, suitably situated
and i'll good condition Boil, tracts in close prox-
unity with tho route being surveyed :,s tho
branch Of tho Columbia and (:rccuvillc Rail Road
Persons wishing to purchase will call and sec ne
rs am anxious to sell. J. Y. L. P-ARrLOW.
Oct 20 81 lOt
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Erlrart tr0m tie Ncw York Eypyess.

Ii IS seldom that We step out Of our way TO no.
t'co, either !r praise ccrc, the various; vcr-
tlsrd specifies OF the day; and could believe in
the truth OF all the certificates which arc published
i'll favor Of some OF them, there would be no cal;
for our praise certainly. But from u personal
knowledge of their virtue, VIC willing to record
our unsolicited testimony i'll favor of DIR. IIuil's
Worm Lozcngcs: they being in our opinion an in
f'lliblc remedy for that banr OF chiIdhood-wprls.
Saic in their operation, easily administered, and
what to us Is great recommendation in Il mcd-
cinc for children, they not na,,scating, but ac-
tuitiiy l'icasani 10 the taste. We have used them
i'll Il number oil cases i'll family, and in each and
every case with complete success: and we take
pleasure i'll recommending them to patrons and
ircnds not only as Il cure for worms, but tho
rough and easily administered cathartic or purga-
tive medicine, where such is needed, or where
worms arc suspected
The above medicine is for sale mt the Drug Store
and at the Post Otcc. Nov 81 I'm
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NOTICE..
June 9

The subscriber offers for sale his PLANTA-
TION, lying within half q mile Of this place,
containing $50 acres. On the premises are
n two story framed Dwelling, framed Negro
Houses, new framed Gin House, and a new
and excellent Screw attached, with other out
buildings, such as arc common on plantations.
Two hundred and fifty acres at least of the
land is uncleared and finely timbercd; guam
tity of that part cleared is very productive
land, and most Of the unceared is Of very
good quality. The price will be moderate.
Persons wishing 10 purchase, will apply to the
subscriber on the premises.
JAMES S. WILSON.
Abbevllle C.. H., Sept Is 20 3w
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DUNBAR G. BURNSIDE,

DUNBAR & BURNSIDE,
Having removed from tho Brick Store formerly
occupied by them, to the store n"Ntt" Dr. ".
Stokes, and nearly opposite their old stand,
Hamburg, ). e.,
Are now receiving, and will continue to re-
ccive, heavy supplies of the following Goods,
which they offer TO their friends and the pub
lie generally, at the lowest mprkct prices.
SUGARS. New Orleans, Muscovado.
Porto Rico, Clarified, Double Refined, Loaf,
crashed and powdered.
COFFEE. Prime dark green Rio, COM
mon do, Cuba st. Domingo, Prime old Gov
crnmcnt Java.
BAGGING, A heavy stock of Kentucky,
and other kinds OF American manufacture, to-
gcthcr with fair stock Of Dundee and Gunny
ROPE. Kentucky, Jute, Manilla and
Tow, from J to i inch.
SALT. Large Charleston Sacks and
MOLASSES. Cuba, New Orleans and
Sugar House; superior article Of Syrup.
TEAS. Hyson, Gunpowdcr, Imperial and
Black.
IRON. or all sizes, also a good assort-
ment of Hoop and Band Iron, German and
Cast Steel, Nail Rods, &C.; Nails Of all sizes.
CHAIRS. Maple, Windsor, Cane Seat,
Childrcns. Office. Rocking and Nurse
POWDER. FFF Dupont's, Blasting,
ALSO,
heavy stock OF Saddles, Brides. Martin-
gales, Halter Chains, Drawing Chains, Wee
ding Hoes, Sperm, Adamantne and Tallow
Candles, Rice, Soaps, Tobacco Of various
brands, Hats and Caps Of different grades
and shapes, Boots and Shoes, Sole, Upper
and Harness Leather, superior lot of Kip
and Calf skins, pure White Lead, warranted:
Window Glass, 7Io. 8 rl0, 10 |l2, l2 IA,
best quality Nrgio Blankets to I2-4 Bed
Blankets, Osnaburgs, Cotton Yarn, all nuns
bcrs, b!cachcd and brown Domestic Goods,
heavy and light Kcrseys, Buckets. Tubs. Su-
gar Cans, Measures, Brass bound Pals, Shot
OF al! sizes. Lead, Blue Stone, Coppcras, alt
petrc, Ginger, Pepper, Spice, Shoe Thread,
Cotton and Wool Cards, Cocoa Dippers,
Brooms, Wagon Boxes, Grindstoncs, Cast
ngs or Hollow. Ware, Nos. !, and 3 Mack,
crel Bcds'cads, Thonaston Lime, &c. &c.
Sept J5 20 If
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The State of South Carolina.

ABBEVILLE DISTRICT-IN EQUITY.
William p. Rcmbert, Geo. l.. Holmes and
wife, v. Rebecca Rcmbert, widow, and
others, heirs Of Samuel Rembert, decd.
Bill for Partition.
1t appearing to the Court that Rebecca Rem
bert, Mary II M Rembert, Louisa Rembert,
Samuel S Rembert, Jacob Moon and Har.
riet M. his wife, Lewellin G Rembert,. John P
Trezvant and Louisa r his wife. James A
Rembert, John w Pope, - Miller and
cy Pope, Defendants, reside without the limits
of this State: Ordered, that the said Defen-
dant's do appear and plead, answer, or demur
to the said Bill within three months from this
date, or the said Bill will be taken pro confess
SO against them. II. A. JONES, G.. E:
Com'rs office, Nov 6, lS47 81 3m
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To The Public.

The undersigned would rcspc ctfuy announce
TO Travellers and persons visiting Hamburg,
that hc has taken for term of years, the IlO-
TEL, long known as HUBBARD'S AME-
RICAN HOTEL, which it is his purpose To
keep as such House should be kept, and will
only promise 10 all who favor him with n call
that he will do oil in his power to please; and
expected as can be found at any Public House.
"A careful and attentive Hostlcr will be
kept constantly in the Stable, and Horses
shall be attended to in way that shall give
entire satis.a ction.
A liberal patronage is respectfully solicited.
WIN. KETCHAM.
Hamburg, Aug II 24tf
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NOTICE..

will be at E. Tribes, Esq, on the Goth, 2lst
Court House on the 23rd, for the purpose of
collecting the debts due the Estate Of Joshua
Mcachum, deceased. All those indebted to
said Estate, will do we'll to call and see me on
one of the above named DAYS.
JAMES MEACHUM, Executor.
N. B. l will sell the Lands of said Estate
privately, to suit purchasers, on either of the
above named days. J. NJ, Ex'or.
Nov II 80 1T
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Notice to Absent Heir.

1t appearing to my satisfaction. that William
Wright, one Of the heirs and children of John
Wright, deceased, is absent from this State.
Notice is hereby given to the said William
Wright: that application has been made to
the Ordinary under the act of Assembly Of
1912 for part ofthe proceeds OF sale of the
real estate to pay the debts, as the assets of
personally arc deficient to $977G and that
you be and appear at AbbcviIle c.. H. on or
cause why so much ofthc fund or proceeds of
sale Of land should not be so applied, or your
consent will be entered Of record as confess
sed. Given under my hand this 22d Scptcm-
Der, lS47 DAVID LESLY, o. A. u.
sept 20 81 l2t
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V.l%N V.NNNGu
X. IL. & w. \. WardIaw.

Are now receiving, direct from New York u large
and we'll selected stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which have kccn bought such terms will en-
able them to sell ut as low prices be offered
ANY wl,crc. Their stock embraces all that is new
and desirable of the season, consisting III part OF
tho following:
Common and fine fancy NJ. DI.an"S,
e" Rep D'Eco>ic,
Super French casl.rncrcs,
'' Fancy plaid Drap Dft",
Elegant embroidered lnriin" R"l~A,
Richly s' muslin DO
Caronn, Celeste and Call; pIaiS,
Super printed Ercucil c,brc$,
90 mournn" do do
Rich fancy cold and ii"'i si!ks,
sc blk iig'd and pIa;u do
Handsome second mourning do
Ladies' fig blk silk n,antlcs,
a large and elegant stock SI,awI<,
Blk and fancy cold cl",l,s and c;,s,;ncrcs,
Sup. ii:.'d silk an. satin vcstings,
krrsrys. lnscys and English plains,
Dullil, twillcd and Mackin;,w blankets,
sup. Whitney bed and crib do
y large stock Negro shoes,
Ladies' morocco and kid slippers,
Boys and misses shoes,
Gents sup. call boots
&C water proof do
Gents and ladies; over shoes,
Gents and boys cloth, fur, ccallrtto and glazed
Fur and wool hats, leaps,
Also, complete stock Of Groceries, Hardware,
Crockcry, Sr'dicry, Jcwclry and Fancy Goods.
sept % 81 If
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Notice to Abscntccs.

E.cparle.-Wm. Barmore, appIt, VS.. the
Heirs, Of Geo. Barmorc, decd, ct al
1t appearing to my satisfaction that the heirs
of George Barmore, deceased, the heirs Of
Peter Barmore, deceased,a land the heirs of Asa
Franklin, deceased, Defendants (names not
known) reside without the limits ofthe State:
1t is therefore ordered, that they do appear
aud object 10 the division or sale of the Real
Estate of James Barmore, deceased, on or
before The first Monday in January, IS48, or
their consent 10 the same will be entered of
record. DAVID LESLY, O. A. D.
Sept 20, lS47 30 12w
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The Daily National Whig,

Is published in the city of Washington, every
day at three O'Clock, p. NJ, Sundays excep-
ted, and served to subscribers in the City, at
the Navy Yard, in Georgetown, in Aiexan-
dria, and i'll Baltimore the same evening, at
6t cents week, payable to the sole agent of
der. 1t is also mailed to any part Of the Uni
ted States for $4 per annum, or So for 6
months, payable in advance.
The National Wing is what its name indi-
Gates. Itspeaks the sentiments Of the Wing
party of the Union on every question of pub
lie policy. 1t advocates the election to tho
Presidency Of Zachary Taylor, subject to the
decision OF IL Wing National Convention. 1t
makes war to the knife upon all the measures
and acts of the Administration deemed to be
adverse to the interests Of the country, and
exposes without fear or favor the corruptions
Of the party in power. Its coluns are open
to every man in the country, for the discuss
sion Of political or any other questions.
In addition to politics, large space in the
National Wing will be devoted to pubca-
tions upon Agriculture, Mechanics, and other
useful arts, Science in general, Law, Medi-
cine, Statistics, &c. Choice specimens Of
be given, including Reviews, &c. A weekly
list Of the Patents issued by the Patent Office
will Likewise be published-the whole forming
a complete family newspaper.
The Weekly National Wing, one of the
largest newspapers in the United States, is
made up from the columns of the Daily Ma
tional Wing. and is published every Saturday
for the low price of $2 per annum, payable in
advance. A double sheet Of eight pages will
be given whenever the press OF matter shall
justify It.
The Memoirs of General Taylor, written
expressly for the National Wing, are in course
of publication. They commenced with the
second number, large number of copies Of
which have been printed, to supply calls for
back numbers.
CHS. w. FENTONs
Proprietor Of the National Wing.
Aug. 25, Prs. bill $20l 26 6m