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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15
.WecHHlaiCS' SuriNs Fsous.

fiiS lnsii nfin allows PER cent on al ,epss re
iiinn' 4 months and more L SIN fl,nrish,un
c"aa ,''n ad IN all rspecs perfectly safe de,4 sii,ry
# al spare nads that individuals may be ipslr,ls oin
S's'ih9 Ipn interest. Deposits always paid on demand
pL#ANA\'f lAbBY. President,
H. u R!tii hRf = I re astter
}. H. RU3l\NO. Secrc any,
n :,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15

VIRGINIA - A a eourt held I n Bedford eomis, al the
' coafl.bause, a23.hdsy i Jnnr 49,
Sami. = X Mo.anan, I holnas NJ orfan John j. Moor
man. Archlle NJ ~rnan Frances and sarah his Wit r
,ncrly sarai, Ao,rnsn, Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-15
Feusp or ilusiaN1fY,

FRiESp or ilrM4NfrY.
I give thee s'sPense viii SEE thee d--d first
Wretch tom whom SENSE OF wrongs rouse to ven
g9anre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13
General Nul,tfs.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC,

TT JOhnsOns TOOfh1VhV DFoP7s Inc NIV''
Anodyn for the Immediate anc permanent rure of pni
from dscayej teeth having from iis Intrinsic value A.
remedy become immensely popular with those who have
used IT, many limitations have siely neeo thrust upon me
markel hy unpdncpled persons and sold a. the orgna
ant genuine article. The object OF this paragraph Il
caution the public against all such spurious compounds -
no Glove Anodyne possibly be- The genuine article %
long and syOrsby BY that name but that prepared
during four hvs years by y. d. sands and Tor Tie
asI year by Henry Johnson successor 10 A. sands
Col who Il now the sole proprietor The only safety fOT
purchasers Ia To BE- and ask for Jonnsos 1oohacte
Drops ard 10 examine tie wrapper Of The Va A. every
one of the genuine MSS the signature Henry Johnson.
Remember that the True Glove AnOdyne 10 an r llate
the violent toothsehe or pain IN me gnms
JOHNSON. Chemist s1d Druggist No. - Bfoadway,
west side the Granite Buidng Sold also Al 100 fulton
81 = East Broadway aud 503 Hudson-sI Price p cents
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13

LATE FROM SOUTH AMERIcA.-By the bark
Harmony Capt Mscoduck, the Herald hiss files Of Rio
Janeiro papers to the 10th November
Dates from Montevideo had been received 10 the lst
of Nov On the 2ith Gen. Rivera left for the Vaccas.
and il stated that Orbe had left Cerrto in the same
direction. Probably they had soon after met
Letters from Buenos Ayres sste that Gen Rosas had
cut off ali communication with Entire Rios As to the
reported treaty celebrated between Correntes and In
TIRE Rios nothing had been publicly known in Buenos
Ayres
The British msn-ofwsr schooner Dolphin. running as
packet leave Mon:svideo Tor Rio the 26th.
The L. : frigsie Columbia 10 sail for Montcvideo
in few days.
horrible shpwreck had taken place the coast Of
Brazil near Bahia OF the Swedish ship Brenzs by which
some thirty lives lost and large amount Of prop
erty desroyed-msny Of the crew were actually starv
ed 10 death
The project OF canal through the lsihmus OF saez
10 Panama is much spoken Of IN the Brazilian papers
Il is recommended feasible project but detrimental
to the interests Of the Government
Farther adyces from Montevideo state that the Omen
us Government had closed All communication win the
camp Of Oribe. and that Rivera was al Nacess organ
ring his forces Oribe not having ~ yet met hin
We ind nothing IN the journals connected with the
California transports in fact doubt much whether
port was made by them At ali the eastern coast
faaF "esher would have carried them directly round
the Horn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13

y VESSEL oS FIRE-The Portland Advertiser
says that Capt Gordon vi the bark Msris Hersey in
letter 70 her owners dated Porto Rico states that ON the
evening Of the 2sth of November In long g. lat 81 n
Ia hea'y gale from the WNW he fell in with vessel
on IRE lie ran and found that she had been sbsn-
doned Inc vessel had painted ports-abodt 30 tons
cotton loaded apparently monkey rail around the
bow. she was burnt low down at There was isr.'
Gus gale on the following night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13

FARTHER News FROM NEw MEXIoO-RHm0rei
Dctoat Of the DrdgOoas-We copy the following
from the St Louis Republican Of Dec 30
In addition to what stated in paper yester-
day as derived from letters by the last Express from
Santa Fe gentleman OF this city connected with the
Army has furnished with the following extract from
letter received from Fort Lesvenworth By the lsst
mail Ii true the news Is painfully important The
letter says ~ We have dates from Santa Re 90 Novem-
Der Is Capt Burgwin, with the Dragons, and also
three companies OF Col Doniphsns Regiment have
gone below to the assistance Of the traders There
rumor that 60 dragons have been defeated BY the Ma
vajo Indians. Lieut. Noble. of the Dragons, writes
thst he fears and bSlieres the rumor is true.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13

7" JOHN 0Visci ADAMS we are re,oiced TO
"' 's't ressnins his health The Boston Courier
v'"e venerable statesman attended church on sun.
nat looking apparenily as well a. he has for the
s'ou or I'VE years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13

SAss oF ALBERT J. TIRRELL-The capital trial
ssse OF Albert J. Trreli. for srson was cornn-nc
80, - me supreme Court al Boston, on Monday fore
- - chiei Justice shaw and Judges Weld and Dewey
-. bench OF The Jurors summoned, .geaty were
YtoFily challenged twelve were Get ASIDE Tor hsv
nfmed or expressed sp opinion and Owe for having
=, - sereples with regard to eonvicting man
~ = offence the punishment OF which h des,b Rufus
ss'ee and Anss Asrrn for the delspce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13
.xs--LPIANO FORTEs.-o II GAR.

~Ssz.---i-PIANO FORTES.-0 L H. BAR
4G ~ IL MORE Offer for sale at iheir manufs Glory
xrTHHsnd wafero0m, sol BlesksrsL on essori-
u y ument OF rosewood sOd msho ANY Piano
Fortas finely carved Gothic and modern Psrsian syles
These Piano. Tor mechanical construction, excerucy VI
workmanship and richness OF tone cannot he surpassed
aud whare purchaser has doubts hey viii be set
ami any reasonable length Ofllme allowed 70 satisfy him.
This b., NJ feature In the business II 10 important Co
the purchaser the market fi Of traps well calculated
10 each The Xpfsnred responsible warranty vhh<
esch nsrneuL Reference Of the hrss families
the city n. B.-Pisnos TO let dloi =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13
BOARDING ami 6otels.

BOARD AT NO az CoRTLAND-sT.
TWO OR THREE gentlemen can now b. acc 'mmo-
dated with board. and singe apartments required.
on moderate terms gll Inc
uOARDING-A pleasant room " I'M psntries attached,
Deither furnished unfinished susbe o. gsntcnsn
and his wife Also, few single gentlemen be accom-
modsu.d. by Supplying at as NJ us,on-st lw'
DOONS TO I.ET 10 pleasant part Of Chsmbers-S
Ii with full board lady and gentleman single gen
tlemsn. Apply at lis. Il1Sus
NIUsIC--A sdy Of great experisnce In teaching wish
10 obtain board In the city In exchange Tor lsssous
on the Piano singing the usual branches u EDgish
education together with French add Latin. Please al
dress n. T. stthts Office jl2 5tk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13

attention Of HouseLeepsrs and QUIZ, Psuedy ssS
,vs ~. n,smu. q The lais Fair Of the AMERICAN 10
n T~.s Bsdsd: are R.oda n u S yssT mn =, ~
49, No bs,,er proof1s wanted OF the superiority ~
hsss Bsdsesds all ohsr: than y .; ,a TIA, ss
me I've year over ny s1ss - en-, md -.
snnns for Ihsmseivea xaa ~
Also, Cev, WHOLESALE I'D Fsss'l G"in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13

Aax,Ssas-The Helena ARK Shield of the goth
ait says,
we have Tue gratifying intelligence to give our Wing
, c 'nsi me election Of THos W. NEWTON to a sesi
cansres' 10 almost beyond doubt
ihe vote Of 10 Counties gives Newton. 1909
aa~ ssSi Pasehsl $50; holland 467 HARRISON.
Messr' Newton and Noland are whigs-ths
others Loco Focos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13
Association Di-cus-ed...No. I3.

o. sDraiiss who treat Of happiness and .-fre-Peci
n every sphere life, ino he -lAd depths of de-
e-i n1rsnc-. the ui'erm0sf shY- n Mans regect and
say CoH az toItfi rirst fyHE ar fo fgnf tAa q
srfIHgutlisi Sours brfeR torca 80 sHdles "
Cutrrr- DfcgFN--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13

~ water.C ure.-Dr. sHEw, having returned ron N
Europe prsises ths rsw system a. nls rs Wssr.
and Rnud. al a. "a in lhe city generally The 4.
Care Joqrasi lSemi monthly By Drs Snsw sna
pqbIished a he YER, low price OF slsyeaf 10 s'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13

~ Cold Cream.-A superior article for ehapped
hands and for soening the ska Prcs Is cents
per jar Also,
ORRIs TOOTH PA5rE-A superior article for cleans
ing and preserving teeth hardening the and
sw ee;rnpg the breath warranted not 20 get dry hard
Price 81. cents per pot. FOR sale by
DAVID SANDS co. n Ess, Broadway,
x9a In, Corner Mnkst-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13

" Water~cure IN fnuhueipnth.-Drr, SCh,Lr
ERDECHEk htvAng ,staIno lIo' W 5 -
many and Engand hs. feopened bis Water cure house IN
Ph.delpis al the Of Chestnut andiBeaeh sta leom
hining tn@ adysn,axes q city and country residence
where be pro-rs his best services to all who may syoi
MIN with heir patronage Ms house was baiit for tote
and /. very ars snd Convenient. containing 40 rooms
Appcston post paid vill meet with prompt attention.
- Day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13
BOUQUETS
u.,.~-cure in PhiiadeIpbia.-Dr sCHIl

~ Of 4 hotce, Rare and Fragrant Excite
pIcuer~ MADE in style please the fastidous.
ar to =. n.1 AZ few hours notice Of JAMES HO00,
IA a., Scotsman. So Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13

~ Water Cure Hsase.-Mn y M y,s u New
zes to receive psii~n.s at nor hoo''- -''
MA O. also visi,s lAdi and ehias ,yssr Gre saH
xfses direetloD for the apr ,r..- ~. an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13
ID. KELLINGER,s LINIMgNr.--Is q

- BEOBTBADS. bBDbI ENDSs-
:;:: !; q:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13
r. Eighth ward Pioneer Henry Clay Club

members Of this Cub being the first that was organ
"a 10 the Unon) will give grand Bail Ia eommemors-
hon The ratification Of the Treaty OF 0henf Al the Apollo
an ina Tih February, 1877. They have made arrange
th distiu shed artists already engage
nr,n.rns the decorations suitable for the occssion- d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13

or cswmi.sss.sr a.. N csasssiIor y Law, TSn.
ueettcuts-J. D. waAr pn
asay Hal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13
ax<S-lNP0KTASr = pa,en..sl. o pl.s,.

xxel-tMPOHTANT w purchasers OF riano
SGE~2 Ror,ss- The Subscribers having purchssed
@Bof Mr. John scvibsr The exclusive nski 10
w. gths United sla.ss.so bis PsIsni hsrp srSrs
Improvement In Piano Forte manufacturing sons
very splendid Rosewood and AAogsDany Plano poftes
whfch are warranted superior any In uss.
and 70 Keep In uine much longer The improvement COO
as In mos beautiful Harp Frame peculiar In eorsino-
tor tai or ali Tho srsn " the strings froa the csse alec
genera sssossnl Of The most approved modSrn sySs of
Snshsd iosnpnsntA BYNNtrr, ROGERS co
az I52 Fntpost East side Of broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-13
Uz- RInx,. Compound Syrup of HydiIodale o

~sssness OF the vocs lunss heart .pins, e-
male and digestive systeni-ncotins dyspepss eonsups
TOO uiles dropping distortion common 10 children
and Young ladies also At THE LUNGS 10 per
feet Substitute Tor the and cOnsfsnlrg shoulder
brace with none Of their pernciogs endenc-s Unlike all
others II by supporting the sns VI the BACK. mssn2
q the f1lcrum and BY lttag s-xbly he whole internal
oil. Of orxsns Pam pnets and boos Common Sense,
rng information b. had 81 the ONCE, as Broad way
lady IN attendance On lafi-s oHnD M inv
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-03-12
LATE FROM TAMPICO.

By an arrival al New Orleans, dates from
Tampco to the 10Th Of February have been re.
ceved.
They bring the gratifying intelligence that the
Louisiana Volunteers shipwrecked on the On.
diaka about forty miles south Of Tampico, who
were left by last accounts in very critical posi-
ton, have arrived at Tampico all safe, except
six men, who were left on the road.
The Mexican General Cos had arrived at the
scene of the wreck with considerable force, and
sent summons to Col. D. Russey, the comman-
der oIthe American forces, requiring and uncon.
dnona surrender. but with commendable discre-
tion gave this shipwrIcked forces "a day TO con.
slider. lie seems to have had no appetite to come
10 close quarters with desperate American sol
ders. The brave Louisanians waited until af-
ter night, aud then marched off for TampicU
without experiencing The least molesla'iou from
lhs discreet Mexican.
The health Of Tampico continues pretty good.
There arc now at that place upwards OF 7OOo
troops, .guars and volunteers-under the COM
mand of Maj Gen. Patterson.
The volunteer troops from New York, are
still on ship board, Of the port; the officers
ashore:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-03-12


iself could yuwn aud Yomil up the iends that in
habit is penal abodes, commissioned TO disturb
the harmony Of this world, and dash the iaires
prospect Of happiness that ever allured the hopes
Of men, the first step in the consumaIion Of this
diabolical purpose would be TO light up the fires
Of internal war and plunge the sister Suites Ol
this Union into the bouomess guilt OF civil strife.
We stand this day on the crumbling brink OF thai
gulf-we 500 its bloody edd:ss wheeling and boil.
iug before us-shall we not pause before II be TOO
laiel How plain again is here the path, may
add, the only way Of dqiy, ofprudecne, Of true
patriotism. Los US abandon all idea ofacqniring
further territory, and by consequence cease al
once TO prosecute this war. Let US call home
our armies, and bring them at once without our
own acknowledged limits. Show Mexico that
you are sincere when YOU say you desire nothing
by conquest. She has learned that she cannot
encounter you in war, and, il she had not, she is
TOO weak 10 disturb you here. Tender her peace
without her consent 1t is your invasion that
has made wal, your retreat will restore peace
Let US, then, close forever the approaches of In
tenal leud, and so return TO ancient concord and
the old ways of national prosperity and ofperma-
nent glory. Let US here, in this temple conse.
Grated to The Union, perform solemn lusiration;
let us wash Mexican blood from our hands, and
on these alters, in the presence Of that image OF
the Father of his Country that looks down upon
us, swear 10 preserve honorable peace with all
the world, aud eternal brotherhood with each 9th.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-03-12
Reported by Telegraph for The Pittsburgh Gas
LATER FROM THE ARMY.

By an arrival at New Orleans, intelligence has
been received from Brazos Santiago to the 10th
Of February.
Gen. Scott was about leavingwiIh four cOmPa'
mics Of Troops.
All the troops at the Brazos, designed for oPe.
ralions on the the Gulfwere embarking for Tam
pico.
Col. Bankhead had sailed for Tampico.
Fears were entertained of attack upon Mata'
moras, by the Mexicans, when the American
troops are Withdrawn for more Southern opera
lions. In consequence Of these apprehensions,
active measures had been adopted for for'iIying
place.
This arrival confirms the painful intelligence
ofrhe capture of Majors Gaines and Borland, Cap
tain Cassius NJ. Clay, with so Arkansas, and 50
Kentucky troops. They were captured by Gen.
Minon, at Encarnacion, about forty-fve miles be-
yond Sallilio, on the morning Of the Esd Of Jan.
uary.
This arrival brought to New Orleans the bo.
dies Of Lieuts. Blake and Chadbourne.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-03-12
NEW YonK. oclo,er as. 1874.

liza. Munden, a4l Grand street, about two
years since, was troubled with severe cough,
weakness, pain in the breae;, and raising OF blood
was induced to purchase bottle Of Taylor Bal
sam of Liverwort, from SIS Bowcry, which reliev.
ed me when nothing would, and my wife has since
used it with the same beneficial effects, curing the
weakness in the chest, &c.
have read the above certificate, and gave g my
hearty approval: and recommend to all ainle.eo
with the symptoms of consumption OF hver eon,'
plant. to buy the genuine Baisam o. L'Sre
sold at 375 Bowery. SETH VALEH tiNE,
Corner 0 street and l.h,ra AVFnue tnn :.
AGENTS.-R. Kennedy Csmo,.O"t @ = CIV q VII.
wv ~ Sas,on, noe. LYON, WellsviNe; D. 7. Ora.
ham Nav Lisboni J S. Scott, Steuoenvilie'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-03-12


explanations The difficulty was adjusted and ~,
genueinen were made friends.
Of Ireland came up '0' '"e 'e''e'
Mr.. Levin moved that the bin be r.e.-..a -,
The committee on Ways and Means with ;1.,,,. y
ions to amend and report it in favor Of an a..
preparation for the relief Of the American Door.
Here good deal ofcOnluson prevailed, mem.
oeTs eoniending for the Aoor.
me Speaker ruled tho motion 20 be OUT OF
lne confusion continued, but fualIy, amid
twenty motions, it was referred 90 the eo.nmi,.es
WITHOUT instructions. ~'''''''''S0
A Committee Of Conference u.. ..L.A T.
the Senate, and members appointed on hshsIr ~
the House. The subject Of conference S,"s aoS'
eral items Of appropriations on which the Hon..
and Senate disagreed.
Nothing Of importance done.
WILMoT PRoVISo REJECTEDl-THRER
MILLION BILL PAsSEDn
WASHINGTON, March Z.
SENLTE.-The Senate, this morning struck out
the Wimot Proviso from The Three Million Bill
by majority often.
The Bill was then passed.
The important proceedings Of tho day was On
the Three Million bill which was taken up al an
early hour, soon after the reading Of the journal
and the transaction Of some business in order
before il.
Tho resolutions offering the use Of Govern.
ment vessels 10 carry corn and provisions for the
relief Of Ireland wera taken up and discussed.
An amendment offered was agreed to aud the
resolutions as amended were adopted.
House OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-Th Three
Million Bill as amended and passed by the Sen.
ale, was received.
On motion, the House then went into commit.
tee ofihe whole, and took up the General ApprO.
pration Bill.
A long and animated discussion followed, in
which number Of the members participated
Various amendments were offered and rejected.
The struggles 10 get the floor gave rise TO an aP.
pearancs of confusion and warmth.
| Afer the above was received, says the Ga.
zelte, something went wrong with the wires and
nothing more came on last night.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-03-12
LATER FROM VERA CRUZ.

[Our correspondent sends US the following la
ter intelligence, received from Vera Cruz, with
out giving any date, or saying whether II came
by Havana or New Orleans.
Late accounts have been received from Vera
Cruz.
The Mexican commanders and people were
fully aroused to their danger and in anticipation
ofa speedy attack, by Gen. Scott, were ior'iiy'
ing ali the passes leading TO the city OF Mexico.
Mexican troops were assembling at lula, on
The principal if not only road between TamPico
and San Louis Potosi, Santa Anna's head quar-
tiers; and also at Jalapa, On The road from Vera
Cruz TO the capital.
from this intelligence it would seem that
Santa Anna was no. fully acquainted with Gen.
Scouts movements as was supposed from his ln'
Perception of,he dispatches forwarded by the la
men,ed Richie. He seems TO be uncertain
whether Gen. Scott designs TO march from Tam
pico 10 San Louis PoiOsi or TO land near Vera
Cruz, and march on the capital from that point.
lie has chosen good pon, in JalaPa, which Is
situated near the foot Of The mountains, on the
northern road from Vera Cruz to The city OF
Mexico, and from whence he can watch The op'
erations against Vera Cruz. The famous castle
of Perote an impregnable fortress, is situated
about 25 miles from Jalapn, on the West side Of
the mountains, and must be subdued by an army
marching to Mexico on that route.--Eds. Gas.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-03-12

! J. PINCKNEY HENDERSON.


tulaiiou.
J. PINCKNEY HENDERSON,
MAJ. Gen. Commanding The Texan Volunteers
not only counsclled and advised, the oppor
uniy being offered the general-in-ehief, the frs
proposition; but cordially ossenied and approved
The decision taken by Gen. Taylor in respect iC
the latter, as did every member Of the commits.
sion, and for good and sufficient military and na.
tionsl reasons-and stand ready, al all times and
proper places, to defend and sustain the action
of the commanding general, and participation ol
the commissioners. Knowing that malignants
the TsnOr being OF, are at workto discredii and
misrepreseut the case las had aoIcipated.)
feel obliged 10 Col. Davis for having thrown 70.
gether the material facts.
W. J. WORTH,
Brig. Gen. commanding 2ddiyision.
The following is the article Of the eapiulation
Of Monterey, which Col. Davis refers 10 in the
latter part Of his statement
ARTICLE 2. That the Mexican forces be allow.
ed TO retain the following arms-to wil: The
commissioned officers, their side-Hrms; the in.
lantry, their arms and accoulremenis; the caval-
nv, their arms and accourements; the artillery,
one field battery. not 10 exceed six pieces, with
tweniy-one rounds Of ammunition.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-03-12
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Colonel Mississippi Ri1emen


Camp neNr Monterey, October nh, 1896.
The above isN correct statement Of the lead.
ing facts connected with the transactions referred
10, accordmgto my recollection. Il is, however,
proper, that should further state, that nv first
impression was, that no better terms ,hnn those
first proposed, on the pOrl of Gen. TAYLOR, ought
to have been given, and | 50 said 10 Gen. TavIor
when found him disposed 10 yield to the request
Of General Ampudia; and 1T the same lime, give
], as my opinion thai they wouId.be accepted by
him before we left tho town. Gancrul TAYLOR
said he would run no risk where il could be a.
yoided--lhat he wished TO avoid the further shed.
ding Of blood, and that he was satisfied that our
government would be pleased with The term,
given blythe copi,ulalion; aud being myself per
suaded Of that fact, yielded my individual view,
and wishes; and under thG, ConviCIion, shal
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-05-27
NOT'ICE.

The subscriber, Administrator OF The Estate
Of Michael Cacharas, late of Jackson township,
deceased. will meet at the Office of Peter S.
AI,emose, in Chesnulhil township, on Monday
The cls dav of June next, when and where all
persons having demands against said estate Will
please present them for settlement. those
Who find il inconvenient TO meet him there, can
call on him, at his residence in Jackson Town.
ship. All persons indebted 10 said Estate VIII
please make payment Immediately.
MICHAEL BUTTZ, Adm'r.
Jackson tsp, Nav 20, lS47.