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Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13
From ths Liale RosL panaelal.
LATEsr FRoM 0uR Y0luNTEGRs

LATEST FROM OUR NullNi EElsa'
ENlrael OF letter 10 the Editor Of the
Democrat, from an officer in the Alkah' as
Regiment of Volunteers, daled:
"MoNcLoyA, MGNeo, Nov, o, 1sld.
Ave ara Stationed, or The present, at
MunaIuya, in Mexico, awaiting uIdaF from
Gen Taylor. We are in Rraf suspense,
The majority Of Us wish Ia JIM eenaml
l'al lpb though the would be gfeai men
aunl 10 90 to Chihuahua. GapI. fike, as
well as the most oil us are perfectly salts.
ded with the war, aud would he CAD 10 re.
tun, five could consistently viii ou hon.
of, 10 our homes,
We have all guI on, 50 iaFi as vel as
could be- expected. aud enjoyed laleab.y
eaed heahh, There has been s8ma con.
siderable iglmss In ent Company siHHe
we lrIrsau Anloni5, though nj present, all
mo on lhc mend. 1ha Volunteers are
generally very much dissatisfied with our
commanding officers. ten. WaaI Is eai'ed
N all granny among tIemi Zen. saisIas
i# a. mgca hail5rand Cd. Yeilizs seafee
s sFoaru oh. is merely u Q.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

CoDE,n LApY's BooE Tho January No. Of
lhis Interesting work il on our table. H. cngay.
ing arc--"The Empty Cudlc,' and "sic,ncsss
and Health both drawn from domestic scenes
which ever cIam our sympath.rf, and both band.
someIy executed L. plate OF "Amencanilrd'
Paris Fashions . the finest we have seen. IT,
specimens Of Melting are pretty samples Of In
genut., and rs "Moit CollageF contain sug.
roao,a which might be rendered practically use.
faL H. hie4y drPaiimsu, j. siiil stamped with
the baud oi Improvement
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

MrcmEyorS lyygNroS.-T neees
sliyofbcatlng shot in furnaces, slow pro.
ross. Is superseded b, nm invention Of John
II. Scott, Of Southwark, Philadelphia. He
has composition with which be coafs a
common cannon ball soa, 10 render II a
substitute for hot shal. The composition
is ignilcd by the combustion Of the bah in
us escape from the cannon aud a burning
mass is len amoug the sp.in,prs, caused by
lis passing through the limbers ola ship or
dwelling, sullicienllo cause an immediate
combustion.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

SiNgrfu rArrurVr-Ibe nevy Pom. ....
ininIy no astonishing man. bui we doubt ysry
much that ihcrc D. The ltaai foundation 6f M,
following aiatemuu
The Liverpool STANDARD II the alih uli. au,ls,
Tho following item Of news from the Dublin sat-.
man relative 10 q projected alliance or clmiBn,.
ton Of all The Episcopal Churches in the world
which ia said TO be now sat on foot ai Rome mn.
dnf TIE influence of the ptclrnt liberal Popo'
The ldeu seems TO be-, SAYS another journal 4,
nbn'e the Pnpn supremacy nominnlIy into n,sro
p1innfchui", and 10 make low docinnal rhapg,.
of explanation Tor the satlflclon Of lho yar,,us
Epscopll Churches OF the Elst AMI West. wl,,l,
nrc to be- combined The Dublin paper qi.tl'sgs
ih" statement. bot sayr We live in aimngc tIm.s
and lhe idea Dos not been altogether overloaded
by The imclanln party, so that Il such pror,i
does turn up, We shall not be- taken by mgpfIls'
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

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u'ur Toe .at.1 iH a4 sFI'rp IHIa rrysparIrtf
i'.g rr.'a' ai ile oil parted H.Il. lt l.safe.aBtv
aIs-, .lss ilr fs.ua' Goo admit aI OH. 4Hec.iIl
boz which i.s remains hsrr i..u raus0t uB. atl
b. mHtr a. i.f7 h.sI Ha.a. .1ag aiH. rri..ar h..r.
lu-I tIr1a beet VITA t4Hs aau.lia. aI.i tie st,
ituHf cas-ird w.lh iIls ba.. r.u.a. UatH5sa4.
o' OBJ. DO a .Hl m.umas hfal s u.sr.l. u..,aa
l' .H.r Ha I.e HHirl4Hr IrUI. which .f4t.
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,1ma ri1sa. haafn- ttg siognr Iu.err..on
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iN" 'uhsd States ANN, u4.l WasmaraHg wound.
r.01 i.H lii.r ui fa-o tI.l. ol ila -il oi W4..
I'aIH.r5 ..aa'r. aH placed uHl.. s.lr.
of IH. IuH PaHI AfHil. Pom
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

CmL Was E llu,oH-li some Of doe southern
counties OF Illinois, there ls o. civil war ngn., De-.
turru Doe c'.zsnl aud FOL company Of Regulator
wi1 knnW no JAS hutihcI oNn WdL The Llls.
vile joulnal nays, "llat oq tbc llh u.t, about
eighty Of lhe cIliTans took several Of ,ht Regula.
ton pfrlnaH, conducted them to The village Of
Metropolis, and condaei them ia "a laile A0asc.--
dh tho Clh. lley took several additional pu.oncfs,
whom they confined in .o mlnnor Some lw5or
three days afterwards. lbc Regulators nissd a
strong force, marched 10 Metropolis. released their
friends aud loot several Of The opposing party
pr'oner, whn, after Some mdifbItIss and admoni.
tons, were Released in iswdays' The ReruIn.
ton slIil ma.nia.noiihc asceudrncy, notuiil.,aad.
ing thc Governor bad aurl lii. Proclamation, or.
dering lhcm TO d.penc
"'l'he Regulators uncf toleaHnr their prisoners.
went 10 the house of d citizen named WIN Matthias.
md arrested him. lis wife, after hs arrest fonI,t
lko o w,ld nucH for ha rescue. She seized hold
Of ihe gun of one Of the Regulator, uud attempted
to wresi i iiom iim, and was about succacins.
Hheh th' gm, lcrdrmily of by design. went
on and iiic Whole cbafee entered her thigh. max.
ing hsriib.e wound Reckless ofihe wound, shr
rushed upon hcr opponent, and again attempted 10
dsafm hm. when be struck har % terrible tlaw on
thr head with DIE gun. She lgl dead soon after.
wards
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

ELorEMENT.--'Tho Boston Times 70
ports The elopcmeat Of a Dr. Brooks, of
n, H., with tho wile Of friend named
Davis, a printer. The rsLand caught the
couple in Boston, and mada Brooks give a
thousand dollars, which he placed at the
woman's disposal, and then compelled the
DOCTOR TO send Ike sum 10 his own family,
Of wife and eight children, and then re-.
turned home, alter seeing the Lothario on
his . way SOUTH aud the iallhcss wife travel.
ling norhward.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

IloaHoas or WAh-A letter from an officer Of
the Gulf squadron, gives The following pl.nlul
picture Of incidents that occurred at the bombard.
meni Of Toblfco.
a Me1cnn had his only daughter, beautiful
r'd OF eighteen yeaH, completely cnl In twobya
lwenly.iour pound shot, aud after nyinr tho m9li.
laled remnins on the bed, be rushed down To tIo
beach, covered with blood, and implorod our men
10 stop firing lnnnother instance. a whole hmtly
were citing At The table, when a shell fol- among
lhem' instantly exploding, killing oil iho female
besides three servants Thsro ore naby aibf-
instances Of the same kind
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

erslHs "a0 -Ar9Lr.sa Alm.t twl haH.
d"I DaHmu CifHa.r. 100 Sow YaT H4,r rab.
lU.F H.HilHH lum iHe Nlmiu tliHu tIaI.l
IHr rIsiar ai ti,e >5radnr tiurrb Ia.i sabd4y
mode t.H afi'..s. ono BOO iuaI.. end tl. Other
ll t.iafH .-,#il ."..u. -Hll I4. r.lsua which
I.1 p" iIH aIsri n1a f.H 900 r.rsu. I.lIfa .I.l
t1"f nHH 4dIHH Tn.F tI.rtu.. u.uIH. a.af
lI' Pope i'.n rHa' OF pH st', aFH'utIaH. ana
rrurII'Y Of. tlH datHrrIs. f.aHrs. .aI Obj. Roman
tbiHa.e 'bn.Iei o. be- aa.I rl Hsyt t.aaru ,g.L
Frll 'an.'u Iu4 r.i. 0.. auI ul. |trHrd no
$500. o. u0s' 'n.ru-a IHIrr.l 10. HIns WAS
mhH.1 ri'Irr with e.riH.rH... anI U.i.i, r,,
H uHnH uuI HH.#l"t I.Hffl. %. .latu.of
lar movement hs counterpart o. ihst.. Rr-.
ln "run8ny uHd FaiI ilai I.r u.ms.I. bad I4U. ~
h''H % InHrfrln MONK 10 hs German r.
course whilst hfnHIHHHf ilr io.iruU. oI tfu
tfNhacy " the t'srfy. hr artfrI iie ire,'...
ianoy NJ lie P0rsa Dlim O. o.. iIe .Hrr....,, Of
frler, who bad ir''f, lS s shown by is. ,,.
corded iari Ihai "F,ig4 s w a.Na.l4ys.k
oi 70 ltrrt'
H. aI'rrd al1 thlia C.iba,e Church ,,.s
established by ChrH ani ls Apa.r,s. asd ,l,,t
u m lls aIT' EddHi int.at hafah asii,s iliogs
n'l originally authorized, and ,omr oven wins,
ore no' only Unauthorized. bul forbidden by u,o
primitive Institution llnHlns reformation b,rE
' ih" imr Primitive Church. noi prie,i,,,..,,
hof nnon with my rruiH.aUl aetl. fif nIl ib,.,
af' regarded with dHlTFfo5alau
PbA Sat Post
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

RErmNcmIENr AND BrioaN.--The
Lowell Courier makes the following sug.
gcslioni
The next Presidential candidates ought
to be inlcrrogaicd in regard to the length
Of their messages. No man should be
elected whose message would exceed three
or four columns. OF all public nuiranrcs.
the most superatyc is a message Of the
length we published yesterday.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13
Wednesday, =. January -, 1871


J rm Mnla Aaais=soaf Eastern mail, doe
= 'sundaynIgAl ID nj auIYe until Monday night
noaily lweuty.ieaf haan behind the time No
can't, taal IS bass hfari Of is assigned io' the
delay
Und.ruo administration, wthnuat recollection,
bey, we heatl as many complaints oi The irrgu'
hrleguflhs mail. - We haye snee Cave johnson
bi, oflicleted as Post Muster General. Regular
nails under ha administration have become Oh.
toleie; there Is ne saeh ihIns es a regrlar mail.
The time was. WHEN " received our dates nom
Nrw oarrass. IN sefen, af elgal daya-uow, we
Receive fhe laitti ase ffem New onrANs by way
ofNrn Yesk ealaissi dates fiam the former
place, b asi'i aIs NJ 10 The 2ad uli, while we
have dates from tie Litter 10 the Goth The fact,
that ,he Postmaster At New Orleans, sends our
ma. by way Of IsmHhia, d The cause Of lhi De-.
loy There Is certainly 10 necessity in feading
thea that foaia, aa L is aams thfae hundred miles
out q The wag. aud saazes detention Of four
OF i've days, Rllsn they necessarily pass the oileo
OF The mouth Of White river, aud Nigh, roach this
point nearly. Il mt quite, as soon as they reach
Memphis Thsfa E no eauss why We should not
receive ouf saalhsa NIL VIA mouth Of White
Hvcr as iomsiig
There H. however, m benefit n resul, nom
complaints H. ra'a Ia zen proper to place at
the head Of tbs important department, pcnon
wholly unqualified 70 disebatEe It's duties, aud We
must dbaarWih patience, The many Inconvenience
unttr watch as labsf. aaII thefs Il change 10
tlo oadm.nsifaian We hafe Nc hope, that under
theprsrnl ineumhs.l, there NIL be any change
ilrthe hsiior Nature, atYeF intended Cave John.
s,n lol the Office he now iills, and no power on
earth could dl Am for The station.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13
srILL LATER..

! letter received by gemlaman Of our
eli by the las ma.l, dated san Antonio.
November -Dh, sulrs ihai Cap'. Cen.
denim aai'nl al HAT pace aa lle = H.
IN express uuyfl on tie asih i'm aan
eiuta. 9lO bad heeu pail eaea mau uI tn
Afsansa. Regiment al ilaGelata. CAPT
Daalty was quite sie, waen lha ekplgs.
lei. aul fars were entertained tai ht
would uol recover Sap.s. fiae. English,
an come Of lhc u.hel ulIiasrs, h. aaam
rendered their gaal.aa Ia Gen. II anI'
hal ilry were no, received. LIsHl. Hum
lion Lal resigned. aud \. L Gaiaes was
eieeleliu .ii. Lis place, / nanasf afdealae
had oaeurcJ at MyaelFai bal NJ uames
ne given.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

! NiEr ra run nHfzHHaHNT --ibr
Washington earHsPaaIsai n lle s.. l.
Evening Post bas la.s.g Iaal a s,s.l ta Che
plblia Offices ia Wasa#aa. fII1.aI uaIeb,
under date Of lie llh. de sIfas the fol-.
owing account:
/ caulh dgs#aIhs "a fa1 lie HrHs a.
hl-nrs. upon liz IN N ~ ueun-
Wru.s. iaa esE GHIa HsHI ur.,
auI Tie ias Il lha - = ~ ll#asl.t b..
ncc.ssuL heIiy lie - faI..e lH..s 1I
the Muuiazumss appear ia L. a path o.
god, tha pavement NJ WL.#a, lgNrcI
comes o-t u ihe raase.s gl ida ma..mjs.
War is generally popular amHem'n'
bui. Ike mos' olbcr cSui.ns stus-. Do o.,
sw.u.y expensive. llsckp,eriihig Il t4r
Mexican people and Government will fn.
a''y pay ihc damages Mly br l.c, Uil;
bui iI Ihr ON due, uli take thr fm OF a
iIal upo. iae neat gsusm. Iulr.ihr Arrr
igat people, shall be- i-alHit.L Per
hap. wr shall receive au m ufrd order
upon i.e uniagc.opel aca.su. IAr NlA.ran
mines, wh.rh oaunl. boz ca,hrl wuluu
more iruub.g ihaui. U,.. occasion 20 suIlue
i.v prarue'H.l gilham.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

The Washington Fountain notices a re-.
podtlat Col. Boniord's big gun Is to be-
brought 10 bear upon the Castle Of San
Juan dc UIIoai flat the shells arc al cast
and ready iorii and that il has been s5ip.
ped iroln Boston to tho squadron Off Vera
Cruz-LouiguHlc J0uHai
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

NORM CAHoLINA.--Thc lion. Edward
Stanley, present Speaker Of the House Of
Commons. has been elected Attorney Gen
oal, for the term Of four years,
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

The Lcgi,lu,ne d Virginia have Gled
upon lhr l9h day Of January, rs the day
lof clccling sutcrssor to Mr lrcher, in
ibc U. $. senate. Messrs. Hunter and
Jones, both Incofoeo,, ARE The prominent
cand.Jl'es Jones, il is believed, will bc
the succrssfll a pirani.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

The appearance oi our PupeF lot the Lost 1wo
weeks has MOI been yrry rrtiitahlr to our wofk,
men; they have dole tl,s best they ca,fi however
w.lh the paper We have. The pou5n Of whom
We procured u, sent Us ,ha most miserable article
upon which We ever attempted 10 make an i'm
presdsn. 10 was no doubl kuavisily imposed
upon, and Il We knew ihe name Of The importer
we woald publish Ia order to prevent others FROM
being Similarly treated We viii endeavor 10
remedy the cyi IS soon az We can procure another
sdpp'y, ana la The rneaa.mc beg de hind indli.
gsuce o. onr patrons
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

Tur pAugrR4nune CAsr The Gen
eral Court Of Virginia has ordered the do.
charge OF the three citizens Of Ohio. WIN
bad been arrested lor kidnapping slaves
from Virg'uia. A majority Of ihe Court
decided llll the offence was committed be-.
yoni low water mark on the Ohio, and
ihereGre not within the limits or Iurisdic.
ton Of Virginia.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

CouING.--'usscngfr, crowded iaeclb.
er in small cabins, ore arriving in great
numbers from Engllud. The Sshauis at
Boston. from Liverpool, bad on board one
hundred and seyenly.lhicc rasscngers.-
Si4 died on the pns-aee They are said
10 be in tho most drpomhIe condition or
any that ever arrived ai that port. They
are lelPlessly sick destitute of clothing anil
Of means, and iris said they have been sent
out from the English warehouses.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

Co>agraiasal ElztzIus==fne reinms have
Hiyct allbeearsesiysd Foaf counties, Aikan.as,
Scott, Iike, and Fallaa, are set 70 be beard from
Pasehal as faf as hand fFoni, has received l53i
VOTES. Erwien Ia. Rasi It's, Noland $50, uad
llafaiaan l1i. TAIz saaea a majority Of 6 votes
.of Pazahal ever NsRian, 10 which add bis ms.
loniy ia r.As comfy. winch we uniorsland & 2
voiel, gives him a clear maiaHiy of a voics over
Newton. TIE resii HaalIy, VIII depend very
nath rpaa ssai saaaif II there has been an
sltsiian hsldthsfs. nzzslais anaaubisdIy elected;
ifpst aal AiaaHs4s has aaas her daiy, Newian
may std have q slianias. Ne must confess,
hsvs,cr, thal a 81 esIH'sa Pslshal's chance q
EaiAgT iaa tssi.
1t masl b sfaasIas Indeed to ,hs Ehisi to
know ihai Il detected lhfg laYe defeated them.
tslus. vi aae ezaallais IA the field. their
mcegss would hazs ben e#tlala Ne know that
them j. allrga msj5ay 'giiali Us, bat still we
could have slts,gda Wig bad tai one vhig been
Tan.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

lLLlNoR sENAroR.--llon. Stephen 4.
Douglass. was elecled by ihe Legislature.
on lhc l2h ul'.. United states senalnrlrom
Illinois, Ior sis yeats dom tic iib Of March
next
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

Captain uuutor, ina letter to the Editor
ol the Banner, Galod pes.lio Rio Grande'
November i0.h. sa! he has loH by deala.
ono seventh Of bis company since he led
ibe rendezvous at Ibis place
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

The Peansysania Regimen, of Nolun.
icert passed down the Mss'ssippi ftw
days since, oa tleirway 70 Meaieo. An1.
,lef reqlaiiln q, an additional regiment
tom peuniylsauil hns been made. They
vilimalruou. at Philadelphia, aud win lr
Immediately despatched 90 Iampico. The
second icgimenl was nearly lilci at lasl
accounts,
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

Diif1nzlrls "A Adiniotliyis saidto hayesp,rns
up ltiwern Gen. Wool aud u eL inmey, On ae-
count Ui which ihn latter 10 join Geu. iayiofs--
AdEpnle adald ailo "a exit between Gen. W.
and Ceionela Hardin end Yell.-PAAa. Saturday
Poet
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

EXTRAORDINARY DEVELOPMENTS IN
rnn Iowa LEaRLArtRR. --Ne copy the
following from the 81. Louis Republican Of
The 10Th inst;
We have already anhnaneed The organi
2alon OF the Legislature Of lown, by the
election ol loeoloeo oIIiefrs in the Senate,
aud OF wings in lhe llaasf. \ letter from
lho seat oil government. dated on the 10Th
lusl. informs us lhal Il was probable that
the Legislature Waua - nla the election
ul Senators 10 ppfesHaIthe new State in
Congress, On fueslaY lasf, Bal The letter
dIsclascs a matter Of mafe Importance.
On the 18th insis Immediately ON the
establishment IT the llaase after dinner oi
tint day. Mr.. kiag, member iiom hcoltul
comfy "a wing buI representing luouloeo
county, russ in hs rdee aud usl,ed leave
ln make .lalensai. vii was granted.
He thea informed Tie House bH Mr., Mar
shall, q lawyer ltum L. county, had been
negotiating with hum iIam the SECOND day
OF the Session up 10 lhal limr, IN yaie Tor
GeuelaI budsti lblt rs lfsl oi.er was Il
sui NJ clothes anl Siul IN cash, which
WAS increased, Il. hr hrld nll iur higher
wages, 10 the piom.se al ad--.l ial uilice
and as "murh moliI Us he wished lie
stated also TINT haIzaaI taa him 'lhere
Was SdgO1 4lihie IA secure nndgn's rlec.
ton, and that on fuesaY Marshall gave
hIm fifteen dollars "a shIad the hnrgnn,'
which he (kngl hi In a1fIee al .urul,
luua, 'lhrse uie Tie laalIdg Iaeis. When
hing took his seal. GlIIIan aud tuu.er,
iucuilco "pnssums. rose and stated tina,
ihey, ton, could "a lale unfold Whenever
m.ruoga ci.
The llou5f al anee f4issl a committee to
investigate lhe laels, and lhs srfgrani.at.
arms look Marshall iuin custody. Daring
Kings speech, it Is said lbai some ol the
"ruNal family Nefa Pfesenl, and tbal they
iolhrl Us .agh asa lhaadsfelaaI.
To give Mr. King m eaeasa lar voting
for Dodge, a stl ai instructions wpfe pro
duced, directing hiH Ia fale lais leuocmIic
Senators. NJ. Rina meda al.asiln 10
these instruction, IN his sHHeehi said that
every man whosianal linn .Yuiel ap ,a,t
him,' that he "teceiyei is instructions at
the ballot box ihzl lie ~ "eIselal a.
whig, anl should Vie Nh hH nuy.
Ne are Promised afaaa aa5f report
Of iAc result uI tie investigation. u ihr
charges an sustained. ~ limit # ought Go
satisfy the people al laaa TN Iasa..c1i.u
la. bal sway long enaa#I IN .bal Sale.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

VALuABLE pBnEa-The Mexican ships
taken al 1abasco aud 1'ampicO are worth
S220,d01. Government gets one halfanG
Che officers AMI crews the other hale
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

Tho STEAMER Vanderbilt, lcn Charleston
on he ij.b u,i, with FOIL mails ium the
1ou,h. OF Georgetown, she was struck bj
a.squall, which threw hef Up on boT beam
ends ani swcpllhc mril houses from the
deck, with an the m4Ils in'olhr ocean.
III, aoamrr after being twice thrown
upln her beam ends lighted again, and
not having igiurl Lcfmaghinop proceeded
co hor way until she was met BY tie
Gladiator and lowed .no Wilmington.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-10-30
Increased Secuity in Texas.

Houston Star says that large
number Of Mexican families have re-
moved from the Rio Grande to thai
town, and others are expected to fol
low them next season.
- "These families however possess but
little property and appear to have re.
moved from Mexico to avoid the op.
pressive exactions Of the numerous
guerrilla parties that now infest all the
eastern States of Mexico. According
to their representations, the people in
cthe valley of the Rio Grnde are in de.
plorable condition.
y, The Star learns that Baxar is not
the only town that has been benefited
BY the emigration from Mexico. La
redo, which has enjoyed comparative
security since the ranging company Of
Gen. Lamar has been stationed there,
/ seems to be slowly recovering its form.
er prosperity. We have bean inform
ed that its population is now even great
er than that OF Bexar, and is estimated
that no, less than 5000 souls are now
residing in the town and the neighbor-
ing settlements. The number of Mex
lean votes that will be polled in West
ern Texas, at the election in Novem-
ber next, is estimated at about $1,000"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-10-30

WESTERN VIRGINIA LAND COMPANY
An association under this title has re.
Gently been formed in England, the
capital Of which is f150,000, in six
thousand shares of G25 each. The OBJ
ject Of this association is the purchase
OF large tracts Of lands in western Vir-
ginia, which land is to be sold to emf
grants in lots of80 acres and upwards,
at low prices, deposite of Cd per acre
will be required for any quantity pur-
chased, but the purchaser will not be
required TO make his selection Of the
quantity secured by deposit, until his
arrival on the land. The residue in in
stalments, within a period five years
from the date OF the purchase.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-10-30

~ We understand that public senti.
ment is running, with irresistible i'm
petuosity in the west, in behalf Of a
bold, determined. and vigorous prose.
cution OF the war. The resolutions ol
the meeting ct New Orleans are in en-.
tire unison with the spirits Of the peo.
pie. Mexico has refused peace but up.
on terms which would disgrace US, and
allow US not a particle OF idemnity for
the past and security for the future
The country now cries aloud for the
most determined and vigorous action.
We must pour many thousands more
upon her territory-repress her gueril-
ias-exact requisitions on her people
for support Of our troops. We must
make her feel more than ever the pres
sure and horrors Of war, until she sues
for peace herself. Union.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-10-30
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