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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

All persons interested will take notice that John
S. Hunter and J. B. Emery, on the 4th day of Nav,
A. D. lS47, sued out writ of attachment from he
court of common pleas of Carroll county, in the State
of Ohio, against John Mccormick, and Joseph Wier
and Phebe Wier his wife, for the sum of three hun.
dred dollars, which writ has been served and return
ed. Attest: w. R. LLOYD. Clerk
BY TRIP Brown, Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
Nav 81. lS47-S2-6t
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NOTICE.

writ OF attachment was, at my instance, iSsu-
ed by Joshua D. Patton, justice OF the peace in
Carroll county, Ohio, on the 10Th day of July, 1917
against the goods, chattels, rights, moneys credits
and effects OF William Scott, an absent debtor
GEORGE McCAUSLIN,
July 16. 1847. Agent for R. ToLE
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AIIenIionl-Wn.hiDrio. ssr-ys.

lou are ordered 10 meet st the ArmoFy IL Carrsh,
Ton, On 1hurstsy the 2Gth dsy Of Aogast. IsF7, a.
y o'eiock' 4 u fully armed and equgpsd. prepared
y remain on luiy three days, a1esably 10 Bngadg
ufter, No. :. Per 0Fder 81 captain Krneiy.
". COLEMAN, O.s.
Cauollion. August 8. lst7--ty-N
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From the NeU York Tribune.
MR.. CALHOUN.

twill be seen by the following letter, that Mr.
Calhoun has placed his foot, which, in theory,
like that of the God Terminus, never recedes,
upon the non-interierence Of the North with the
extension of Slavery. Upon that position he
stands and intends TO defend it, like Wellington
the lines ofTorres Vedras.
In defending this position, he says he defends
The Constitution. So the Constitution is the
masked battery under protection of which Human
Slavery is 10 penetrate the whole North Ameri-
can Continent. In such hollow mockery of the
rights Of man, did our fathers frame the Consti-
tulion!
In the sentiment Of the part Of the letter we
have italicised we agree with Mr.. Calhoun. The
time has come when the question must be met
Is the North ready for the issue! "With union
among ourselves" says Mr.. Calhoun, tive have
nothing to fear" Can there be no union at the
North on the subectl
Cannot the North be as closely cemented by
principle as the South by INTEREST,"
In all probability, the question of farther ter
ritorial slavery must be decided by the next Con.
gress. We can have no firm peace with Mex
ico till we have determined what territory of hers
we will take-and, we trust, no territory ill we
have first determined whether slavery shall per-
wade it. In such contingency, what course is
likely TO be elected The South will permit the
acquisition of no territory without slavery-the
North should not and may not admit slavery with
territory. The South wiH adhere TO its deter
mination. Ifthe North should, no territory at
all can be acquired-and such may be the COM
promise of conflicting interest. But, to the let
ter:
FORT HILL, June 27, 1847.
Dear Sir am in receipt of your note of the
17h inst, covering the resolution adopted by a
meeting of the Whig party OF Putnam county,
approving the resolutions introduced by me in
the Senate of the United States during the last
session, in opposition to the Wimot Proviso, and
rendering the thanks of the meeting for the stand
| took in behalf Of our rights.
am happy my resolutions and stand have
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HOLLOW WARE.

4 large lot Of hollow ware, Of Pittsburgh nsnufae-
ture, just received and for sale cheap at the nsw
store Of ELIZA SINCLAIR
CaIrolton, November 6, 1s46-h
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passed declaring that lhe Convention was IN "a
v9r Of National Coar,niiou for ne nOr7iHaf,gH
ot Wing candidates for Pyssi.isHt and Wee Pres
idsff' sud recommending ihsl measures should
BE- taken for the fol- Representation Of Maine IN
such bJdy.--NahOHai Isielhgssesy.
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NIUSLINS.

LARGE lot Of brown and neached muslins. ms,
received and for sale at the new store of
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carrolton, Novpmhpr6, I846-tt
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STEAgB0IT Subtitle steamer Rio Grspae,
owned and formerly COMMANDED BY Capt J. r.
irvine and lately chartered by Capt. S. 5. Paxou,
was sunk a. New Albany bar On Thursday even.
ing sst. We Understand that portion Of the ma
chinery and furniture will b. saved. and that the
cargo IS totallOss. The booiwas insured in this
cily 10 the amount of $40 lO,OOO.-LgusriHs yglg.
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Wonderful cure 0f umption.--Nrs. --, COT-
ner Of sJiA street and 50 Avenue having been cured
oi consumption when very low, expresses very much
gratitude, and wishes her case made public We
earnestly hope that all persons living 10 that vicinity
viii call and this lady and learn the astonishing
facts from herselG They - surprising " Ep-
pear almost incredible
Consumption and liver cOmDisint--A gentleman.
whose and residence 10 al our Office has just IN
formed that bis life has been saved and bis health
restored by DR.. Taylor's Balsam Of LiyerwOrl lie
had not only consumption, but liver mplsint he
reduced 10 the brink 0 the grave. but as soon as he
commenced with this medicine he grew better and be
is nov cured Call and see and Judge Tor Yourself
Dr. Tsylors Bslsam Of LVerwort.-FOr eight
years this medicine have stood uurivalet As b reue-
dy for diseases Of the lungs and liver coughs colds
palpitaton Of the heart &c. Be sure and buy only
the genuine al the
AUENlS.-k. KENNEDY, Carro.llon; John IT,
vine, x ligore; A. F. Moore, JeIrrsoHi Z. c. Wiz
ting. Canton; Doc Lyon, Wesyll 2; D. +. Grs-
ham, New Lisacn: S. Scott S.euben i,e
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july 30, ls17-42 ct.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Attest: DAVID EBERSOL]
August 6, lS47-43-3t. Borough Recol
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08

too abruptly, and it may snap to pieces.
We approach the line Of compromise.
the line Of discretion aud the line oil peace.
We mean the plan of n defensive line as
proposed by Mr.. Calhoun, Gil mol the ex
act bounlary) the line recommended hy
Gen, faylor aud endorsed By Com. Perry,
aud various officers OF the army and navy
in Mexico, Ten thousand men would de.
lcnd It. and rigid blockade of the Mexi.
can poHs would al least pay the COSTS uf
such blockade, and perhaps 60 far to indem
niy tho expenses ot the line of armed nc.
cupaiion. Between the Rocky Mountain
chain and the Pacific, either from the Pa
81 del Nofle, or from Monterey across,
there IS u vast desert which would need no
garrisans, hceause the country is uninhah.
tied, and impassable 10 an army lrom tue
Sonlhward. The Pacific blockade aud
Gen. iaylor's present line OF occupation.
then would give US the boundary without
further trouble, or removal of the troops
10 the Rio Gfande, IL that should bo deem.
ed preferable, aud few slaliuns up 10 the
pass, with a squadron, would hold inyiulale
The national demarl,alion.
What honor have We too lnse IN the dii
lefenee between taking the boundary
which Mexico has refused, end in chasing
Tie Mskean psaee makers hg force of arms
all over the country Tor a lieayl What Is
ti.s. I.sss,i .. G..A,.z..aHs IN The national hon.
or. in nihe two cases, and where does the
advantage liel
We are aware that he cabinet Is op
posed 10 this plau-hai We arr also aware
Of the strong probability Of a majority in
bath houses af Congress adopting IT, 4
distinguished personal friend If Mr.. Cal
houn advises Us that the great slaltsman
is quite easy upon the sublrel; aud just as
sangmne upon lhe defensive line a he was
IN the beginning ol the 18th degree, il nol
even more strongly assumed.
We were with him from the beginning
10 the end on forty nine, aud We hope 10
see him successful on the line defensive
In The interval, We q ior sustaining the
army. reinforcing the army, aud opening
the line To Mexico. aud fsr the Official Re-.
ports IRON Gen. Scot, together with bis
opinions on The iaa 10 he pursued
THE DOCTOR.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08

RAILROAD lMPR0vEMENr.-A new ap.
paralus, called "Parkinis Locomotive" has
been invented in England, for which the
inventor, Mr. Parkin, claims an economy
which will effect a saving ot at least nine.
tennis upon existing working.expenses of
railroads, Tho principle, which We con.
less we do not exactly comprehend, is thus
stated by the London Railway Times;--
"a grooved platform, bearing a small on.
gine aud The carriages composing the train.
is, by means Of fixed rope, drawn over a
succession Of rollers fixed upon slaneheons
sunk in the earth. The plan proposes 10
abolish cmbankmenis, cuttings, aud in most
instances tunnels; 10 cross rivers, esIuaIies
aud chasms with safety, an | at small cost
The apparatus is said 10 be very cheaplY
conslrueled.--Bosfoa Trireiier.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08
Smith 4 Thorn,

G. NJ ID Il ", AR X AN NslS.
DEG 10 aequaini their friends aud planters IA
ID Onachila and adjacent counties, TINT they
arc still at the old stand where they shall be
happy al all times TO sec them.
shcy still have a considerable stock on hand.
and have been appHaed Of heavy shipments from
the north which have arrived In Nov Orleans,
and which they expect from arrangements they
are making 10 receive before the steamers CON.
monce running
Parties calling At their Establishment will al.
ways find a well selected and extensive stock, at
prices equally Il not lower than any other house
IN the trade
They will also attend to the receiving and for.
warding Of oil goods consigned to their care with
punolualiiy and despatch.
Advances made Oh cotton, either shipment
or on storage.
Camden O,t ls. lsit.tm
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08

'InH RBu RIVER RArr.-Rsirffing 10
the Convention ol The people on Rcd RIVER
To be he'd ia Washington. Ark. 10 petition
Congress To make an appropriation Ia c.ear
out the rail, an etubangs newspaper fr.
fleets as follow. aNHat a remark he
siaie Of ihnss q :, ihal great ga,sfa.
ueni Ike las saai.d rrqaife 10 be hrggsd
IN iu it.. dH'l ia e.eaIins on thi, leuib.e
obstruction "a tie navigation oi Red RIVER
IN get Il Is sagef 10 embark IN the scheme
ol digging gauaI aefoss Tehuaneppal-
.iui such Is AZ act. L. eansiiIl .anai 10
hlIli hsHFHHis IN la Capitol grounds al
ibe expense a - U0O lai It's ag. saio T..
move he "a.
lArsu fF..=r,iuns are such as faaiI'y sug
gesi themselves Ia any unbiased mind.--
Here has been great natural obstruction
increasing ifom dilo anti nor lo lie 81.
IIemcnl near 1t Il! auy ulc INV iniug. i,
locks up aud renders ,alueless the nch pro
ducts oi young bat pfolusely lt,tiy clun.
lfy and II Is known thai in1i,idlh energy
and means ara inadequate 10 remove lAa
barrier 10 The growth ui such a Anr sreiion
Of country ani lhs happiness aud prosperity
ollls people. And yrt the Government Of
the United STATES which own, ihr most
part ol the lands Ia be benefited hy tb. is.
moval oi Ibis barrier Is too poor r--Aasl i1n
poor 10 maa ar hat 80 desirable improvement.
our exchange newspaper quoted above Is
wrong III supposlng t4al Government al,
lesrs 'he uncunsliIaionaIiiy ol lAc Improve.
mrnl a. th" reason Whl Il has act iaug ago
removed the Rod River Raa. such pea
Il cannot moss oilrr a. Congress has sever
al times made appropriations under demo.
cratic approval lor the purpose, bot these
appropriations were just about enough to
nll the polkc.s Of one of lao Contractors
and leave the Ra6 aud the people TO be
benefited by lis removal precisely where
they were before. Coneoriid lat.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08

PARRY SPLRES rs. DIsoIrLlNg.-Licui,
Singlelary, OF Que OF the North Carolina
companies OF volnnreers, WIS recently dis.
charged from the service by Gen. Wonl,
lar his INSTRUMENTATION aud mulnous con.
duct, lie repaired TO Washington. aud
has been re inslaled by hr. Polk. without
waiting far statement Of The affair from
ten. Vol! II Is understood hat the dis
'arbaace lor which singleiary was espell.
ed originated in the party animosily which
he cherished against Col. Paine, his com.
mandmg ollieer; and with know ledge of
all tie circumstances ui the ease, General
Noul dismissed him This 1idef the Pies.
idsnl now annus, aud this mikes even a
military discipline suceumh 10 low party
pfrjudcei
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08

shut up for want Of business; and we'll be
too lazy 10 work.
Gen. Taylor leaves soon for home.
There appears lobe some prospeelol moving
on. We hear that Major Ben. McCulaeh
is raising regiment. Success to him.
When he becomes Colonel, he'll forget his
poor acquaintance, Ask him ifhe remem.
bcrs the ga4aw in the tavern when the
eolored lady burst out Of the breakfast room,
and cried out, DE Lord Pse content Ia
die aowi lse done been kissed by a real
live MAIoRlp
More Ina week, Lord willing. In a month
whether or no. I'm of duck shooting.
q, II. r.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08

10 Poamasiefs- Elirart froa The "Ia.
sifpciioas 10 Pos.masicrs' page 5n, sec.
tioa lls--'ln every instance in which pa
pers thai enns 10 your aiiice ave not taken
anI by tae persons 10 whsm lhsy are sent,
you will give immediate notice ol It 10 tho
publisher. thai they are lying dead in lbe
ailice--ln sll rases where poslmaslefs ren.
der lhrm#else, liable for The subscription
money Tor paper by a neglect 10 notify
lhe publisher lhal II rrmaus dad ~ The
ppslaiiige. the Postmaster Gencral reserves
The tiglh to hdmonish the postmaster Tor
hi' neglect. aud feqai,e him iS pay for The
Fdpsf, Or romors tia oia Of agiee. p"
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08
Washington Races.

TE RAeEs oyER rns NAsnIsaroS eopa.
Will commence on Tuesday, goth of December
The purses will be liberal aud hung up eneh da,.
The particulars will bo made known IN due time
GEo. NJ. GRAY, Proprietor.
SECOND DAY
There will be run on Wednesday, alst of De.
eenibaF, over the above euutae, sweepstake lar
year old, $50 entrance, half iufielt, To nam
aud close by the lst Of Decenbgf-thfee or inots
10 make a race
THIRD Day
There will be run over the nbaye Course, an
Ihuraday the 22d Of December a sialion siaks.
SO tniranoe aalf forfeit, thrue or mora to MAKE
u race, to name aud close by the lst Of December
FOURTH DAY.
There will be run on Friday, the 2gd Of De
eember, over lhe above Course, II sweeptahe for
two year old, $50 entrance. half forfeit three or
more to make race, to name and close by III.
lsl Of December
Persons dosfous Of entering ia either tie above
stakes viii address the Proprietor.
Washington, Hampstead Co, Ak.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08

DYING CoNrEssIoSs. Ss.-A man NAMED
Kelley who wa. executed at Ca'skill, \. Y.
recently for a murder, which there was
positive evidences be dtl commit, stated,
under the gallows, to the priest that be-
never made confession of his guilt to any
one, and that he was not guilty; and yet,
after bis execution, his council published
what purporied to be a foil confession of
the crime, made to him voluntarily. The
criminal, no doubt, stated what was false,
even on The brink orclcuiiy.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08

ISDErEypUNcE OF YUcArAN.-We learn
that commissions from Yucalan have az.
rived in The city ior the purpose Of negoliat'
ing with this government for an acknow.
Judgement Of the independence Of fueaian.
VIII these commissioners be received by
NJ. Buchanan in the same spirit as he re.
ceived the commissioners sent by the peo.
pie Of Tamaulipas last yearl Mr. Bucha.
nan was then, no doubt, committed 10 San.
IA Anna, las Paredes ayows in bis recent
manifesto so that he was compelled to re-.
ieclall offers Of peace which did not eman
ate from Mr., polk's protege, the illustrious
Santa Anna. Santa Anna is now in die
gface. and--Nous IcrroaS. - Nat Wig.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08
pr.rnrcrvr HrnnleANr .rrnn,a.

DEsrRucrrvE HuRRIcANE AT TonAao.
fobago was visited by a hurricane on the
night OF Monday, the / lIh ofOclober. CON
mencing at D o'clock and continuing Tor
nearly three hours, accompanied with heavy
rain aud vivid flashes Of lightning. Scarce.
ly property ia the island appears 10 have
escaped the dryasiing effects, either 10 the
dilapidaiion OF the buildings. or the over.
throw Of the growing crops. The Legi,.
lalurc had been called together, and such
steps adopted as were considered most like.
ly to lead 10 a correct estimate Of the dam.
ages sustained, aud 10 the best msans OF
providing ior the iulurc. From returns
which have been received, il would appear
that twenly.siI estates works, thirty man.
apers' houses. aud 526 settlers houses.
had been destroyed; and 33 works. twenty
one managers houses, l70 settlers houses,
severely injured; besides l2Z houses large
aud small, in the town OF Scarborough and
lis vicinity. totally destroyed, aud S great
ly injured, that scarcely any Of the churches
and public buildings had escaped that the
number Of deaths, 50 lar as get aseeflaned
amounted 10 u, chiefly iemnlrs aud chill.
dren, besides other casualties Of bruises
aud broken legs; that the vessels wrecked
are six in number-liye island drughers,
aud Une American brignnlinc; and that AL
most all the canes, trees, aud provision
grounds, arc either blown down Of stripped
-lllly one third Of the whole being expcc.
ted to be quito lost. The amount Of lnss
II is estimated. will iall a liulc short of
lj0,0l0.-N o. meta.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08
srArE nF ARkANsAsl

SLATE sl,,,.lfl I. OF pA.l...A pARkANsAs,
oGes Of ths cisfk q tie Hsapasad ctsst
Wills " Nolen,
Complainant
Sarah Nolcn.
Defendant
THIS day came the sad complainant h, fleid
his solicitor, and filed his bill herein showing that
some time in the month Of March, A. ID, lsi6. he
lniefmarned with the said Sarah formerly Sarah
HaHisl said Sarah aud said complainant being
then citizens Of the county Of Hampstead, ia ths
state Of Arkansas; that said defendant liyeu with.
and eohahl'cd with SAID complainant until the
mouth of June or July in sad wear. lslR, when
she willially and Voluntarily abandoned him. ami
his bed and board. without any the least eauza or
ntoyoenion. aud has remained "a absent, from Tint
time unto the present, aud said complainant pfays
to be divorced from the bonds Of mafimony exiai
ing b7twsen hin aud the sad defendant. and the
SAID complainant having made an affidavit that
IN. said decndAnl isa nonresident Of the State Of
Afkansasi Wheteiarr, On mot on Of aid onmplaln.
ant It Is ordered that notice be given sald sarah
Nolen, By publication If this order 10 the Washing.
inn Telegraph. newspaper Published IN the staie
oi Afkahsas, for two weeks. b tsEn successive
weekly insertions, the last 10 be Al least fanf werk.
before the nos term Of this Court. At a Court to be
holden al the Cont ilouse in tho town Of Wash.
ingian, IN the county Of Hampstead and siate Of
Arkansas. on the lhild MohIly after The fourth
Monday Of January, 4. d. ls4s, and that un-
less She Be aud appear by herself or attorney and
Plssd answer or dsmufio said bll the same wHI
Be iaken for confessed. and decree entered ac.
eoniIngy
Alrue cops ilasn tie rseord
fesie ST SANDERS. clofk.
Nov 9Th. ISL
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08

Tug DgArn ReLL.-The Quebec Aer.
curry that the list OF deaths in the hospital
AT Crosse Isle, from the slh of May 10 the
0lh OF October, comprises not less than
lhirly.Iour feet in leDglh-lhe names, &c,
being in line.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08
SIS RcMard.

S,TRAYED from the stable Of The subscriber
, a few days ago. small black PONY. about
~ hands high, blind Of one eye and PAGES well
l slll give ih1 above reward isr biz delivery.
G. D. ROYSTON.
Washington. Nov %. tsl7.5O
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08

NALrARAiso-lANKEEs.-An Ameri.
can in Valparaiso, Chill, says, "Ihc Con.
grcss Of the nation has now been in session
for two months. Il is composed Of two
Houses. like the American; their meetings
are held in the evening and are usually a
couple Of hours long. Now they are die.
cussing bill for a railroad from Santiago
10 this point. Mr.. William Wherlwrighl,
ai Newbagport, who has done 50 much for
this coast, is The prime mover in this new
project l, will be most useful for the
country. and there is reason to hope il will
20 into effect. The bill has been approved
10 the Senate, and will now be read 10 the
House. Lately some Of our counipmen
have arrived, who have come 10 build
bridges over some Of the mountain streams.
Great strength Of structure is needed since
these rivers become terrible torrents At
times; and for bridge building the United
States have good repuIe.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08
10000 Acres or Land
7 q r n A I, \

" " - a = -
WENTN thousand acres choice land ior
D sale, located 10 1885 aud S6, in the counties
Of liempstaad, Lafayette, CLARK, Dallas Hot
Spring ard Ouaohiia, on accommodating terms.
for which apply TO the subscriber At Madison
Springs. Ga, gf TO 4 II Conway, Washington.
Arlu
DANIEL MORRISON.
November IL. lsli.ds
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08

bElrn fnnN DIsnonoN-A Young
gentleman named Crawford. son Of the
lale Hon VI. Il. Gmsiof1, oi Georgia,
aud member of tho Jellalsan Medical
schoeI ol Philadelphia. came 10 hi. dcalh
lrs daF' ago, in that city. ffom the rf
iacis d slight punclure received in one Of
his hands, whilst engaged ia di.secling.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08
Nati0ck & NcCoiIum,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
VI ere hants,
CAMDEN ARK

Il thankful to the citizens Of this and the
L adjoining counties for The patronage hcfrio.
fore bestowed upon them, beg leave 10 inform them
that they slill continue business at the old stand.
where they will BE- pleased to sec their friends
and all o,her who may require their services and
hope by their usual street and prompt attention 10
business 10 nent aud receive liberal share of
patronage They have recently bad large add.
lions made TO ueir Warehouse. and their lan6ine
aud wharf shall at all times b. kept IN good order
They pledge themselves IN the merchants aud
planters that their charges hhall be as low A. nj
any other regularly established Warehouse In the
p'arc, and all cotton or goods stored with them
shall be- kept Ia good and safe houses, where
neither will be liable TO damage or waste.
They also have on hand large STOCK OF
GOODS, which will be kept up during the season
by the weekly arrival Of the boats, which wilt be
sold on accommodating terms.
Camden, Oct %, ls45.47
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08

TuE RaNAVcE oF WAn.-A French
solder who hoaccompanied the armies Of Rus
ia, concealed a small treasure al the en
irance ul village near wilma, with
view uf taxing 3, with him on his return
Ator ile ie'ral Of Moscow, hc was made
pfsuncr and sent 10 Siberia. and only re
covered bis liberty At the end Of last year.
Ga reaching wilma, he remembered bis
hidden treasure; and alter tracing oui he
SPOT where he had deposited il, he wen, 10
take II away What was his astonishmoni
Ia end. in the place Of hi- money, small
lin box containing 4 letter addressed 10
him. IN which commercial house was
mentioned at Nancy, where he might re
crire the sum buried, with interest since
the year 1879. The soldier supposed that
ihi. vas all hoax. be went, however, TO
the house pointed out, where he received
his rapilnl, with twelve years interest,"
With ibis sum be- cSahli'hrd q smi' Lus
inr.s a. Nancy which cnlblcs him 10 i've
comfortably but he bad never been able,
though be has taken great pains. 10 asccr.
tain how bis money was taken away aud
restored to him
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08

CHEAP PosrAGg.-The deficit of the
frsi year aflerthe act was SsNO,00O; the
dciiei, of The last year was s6l5,OO0. while
the dolieil Of this year is only $4,000. 1t
is said that the Postmaster General is so
graiiiieil with the result, that he will pro.
pose IN his next annual report the intro.
duelion oia uniform system Of cheap post
age. similarlo the Penny postage in Eng.
lau9.
Washington telegraph., 1847-12-08
otIce.

6touNfY OF HEMfsTEAD, scH-Atths
" CouH ol Probate for .aId county, at tie De.
iobar term Thereof. A b 1871. the iollaAinf al.
mulslfauan and guardian accounts rufIan, sefe
filed iof confirmation II lhe nsa Januafy term If