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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01
'4SPE,N GRoEE iRDLN4 SCfioOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
MIR. & Mrs GEo ". Irl,rvIcu

MIR MRS GED W IEFrVlCu
llopgns school Ion Dung Ladies at thcir ,csideucc
W A'ten Grove, Aaaiosd county Nh on The 9Th of NJ
NCnbc, nvNt
In ih Sehoo Viii h lau. all the hra,ehc. o .uls,an-
Nnlslcr, Il required
IN no9h al The pnpifa Of this Schoo viii 10 limited to
10 Young Ladies, all haurlcts
Pic Ion hoahl aud tuition ~ on ~, month
MtBiH-p Professors lee.
MI aud Ms. L. wish In t,in sonle $ OF 10 snu La
dies n haalca, 10 wosc eui and unptpV mont h IN in.
tcsflno' AMI moral, they will five H., stetas attention
Det 1S=2t ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01
Ll Kthrtl 4 MAIkET.
'aJe' 1hs 'see' c~liag friday. Gel. %, 1877.
By Mcdaniel ~ Lee, s.4==.

~ Lac.
t.focets aud a,a,n,ssio, .,je,e5aYt, 80
Tobacco l ots -zcnnn,p, Al ,5,o Al -. ,.,oa I,
II az eal-eommoo So IL ST. good 81 Ii s. 80
f,aestrnpg !, SO T. 81 Nlaaal.riurloa-.y..L 4 I'M
" . w hae 81 IN 10 l. %; Stems 4-comn,on Al "a
81 10 hnr. 81 10 toS9 50. -
tY'r -slIes 81 % to s. Ia, cts.
the closr more dull = ! - - a ~.
uafnt= Rcd 81 ooi White At o..
fteclioias Bacon wil,eut much ,lang,. SHES T.,
- GEMS Dee y In }eenls, Corn M,sll Il ! eea.
,,9'F'. sales we hear IT The article Is scarce,
6ee"rar % 10 % cenlS
Gfau Corn. I'D GO 10 G5sen,. nov 10
Com Meal t5 u 7oe;s. Hzz..z...
81 sca~e sales 81 50 10 81 6nrtt sack
o. Aa.el>-5i CENTS er gallon.
u eel Common ao cts fec u 10 &c cts #z
Heel Rois-zsatss}54 coats. -
COTTON I@ls-- Sales 10 cenis average nun her
sf""dg -AfpIe, 10 oen'S per gallon, Peach none of
erlng
f"i''r-Sealcoand muca wanted aud would eon,
''a 'ad1N ~ sens aud perhaps alle more might be
had
Ldt'efa od -Saes Is cents,
Bf Iron r. 80 10 $50 90 pur ton.
Bnhrr--No. II tol2l cents
Lard --s,lr. at . etots
't""2y t"t"s Tow IL 10 Is co Its In !
,enis
tea'srs Sales 9 = ots. will somc liltc demand
bffS'eor--sales - cents.
dir Sfel Sales 80 cts.
Ga,Setg 80 W salos
Sugars New Od,aus S to q cents; Porto nico q T.
10 eear'i CLARIFIED l2l cents l.oai. ste l5ren,s
ee0te Rio n lo9l cents; Iosura slo 10 Java ~
/; M~na. %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01

lhrre was an attempt in Boston last week 10 put
down Cough, the temperance lecturer in Faneuil Hail
by mob who Missed and groAned tor time the top
OF their uen The Ciiy Marshall ape red viii, strong
police and restored order, after which Mr. g. proceeded
The Bosom Atlas is highly Indignant the idea Of
mob entering Fanenil Hall But certainly after the Alb
ollin'ss have been ''cavorn.'' there. it is no very
much greater degradation kr t.r groas aud Kisses of the
mob 10 be heard Within lis walls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01

and eSrcsi'y the paar ut hrr neqhbprhoai her mrmarv
WIN e,'t i've IN hr klQdt 81 reeotuaiens Bui her unrk
@ " : h'Qe oef ress irm her lalors Her works
W" alla", but even thai sravn mrrel, will wa,b ,,h,Ic
ahS grateful eai wall TALL IN nourlsh the .l With
ee''is ,hashtMhefe iepasss all that "a norlal &C ,ne
"no, "h's On earth, f'malhcd hnmhi, boloru Gut
o. RiehnQnd pspers " 4 ple,a,, ,,,,,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01

'S''shmen' OF Scto' which will rrilsc, upon the
IOWA. aud sdsance lie prosperity. scarcely less ,nan tho
cemp'e'" Of any of proposed schemes IT Internal
improvement. ~
u We nave received communication the SUBJECT
rom an intelligent source. the publ cation Of which NC
are compelled 10 defer unit, our next -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01
TIE PROPOSED HIGH SCHOOL.

we are exceedingly graied to perceive the gen
f'a' 'avr with which the prop son, for collegiate IN
a''"'"n Tor the graluious education Of all the youth o.
me town, has met with from the great majority {" oar
'i''Ae's- We are now thoroughly convinced that no
'"'s s4t the mpj' culpble apahy prevent the es
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01
THE EPISCOPAL. CONVENTION

We learn from The New York Commercial Advertiser
al the debate on the l Stions raised by the New York
Dhces". was TUNED Tn, s,ay, until O'clock when
the voting colnluenced. The Commercial saws:
P.S.-Two O'clock The first canon pn,pncd b, Mr.
insers III providing that diocese whose Bishop is lDdc
nil'iy suspended may proceed 10 elect another Bishop
WAS lost:
ArEs-Clrrgy 7NoEs-C Clergy II
Iaity TO- Iaily IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01
GRogERiEs,-Drv Goods go.


IA thata ruaesed nb,u thc last low days large add
bon 70 our rnsr Stuck OF Goods and oci |,
Pans, AMI the public Tepeally At low prices hot lot eas
% barter, of On tmo 10 piurtitai customers
q hhds y O, Portn Rico, n 81 cfos Sugars,
'oo has~ R1res Porto Rico Maraeabo Rio Java, and
agnsta, iufces. - tf.aHa zHt Hss.Ls# #fs g. .
ao bis md rierces ooiseys Puivcfincd pnd Crushed
80 aud ~ otleans Clarified Sugar, g.#s..f#- -
dis aud Fierces, best Dleans and Carenas Nlola,
- boxes Woelssy and W oos.s's l-oai Sugar,
20 boxes aud Chests Tea,
30 kegs N5ils,
"uo lh' hl,eteiel. east aud shear Staal,
100 DH, sqpale lion, ass't,l,
~ t'nmhnd'ain l1r and Richmond 1'rc,lreat Iron
a3Oo abs. 1nWss " ht. cad.
~ haNes - " and - - Window t.lasa,
~ heNes AdsNattne y Ialins Candies,
aQ'u Tbs Sele Leather Together with Gugct peppr spice
Rive Indigo, Madlrr, Mntari Iogwood. Sweet oil
Nnrfng fcolseap etid Paper, Soaps nrne- tsn,os
i"'' Bod fiekns, Blankets jeans missy, Hats Gsls, 81
~.
Va hove also on Consi snnon,=-
~ saSo7 Weneesa S"a,tA LOAF segar,
! htds, y. a. sncar. So
u Sn'lt Lamp oil. .##5s.### s.z
N4t. Is MtGoRRl.E y siAnSoN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01
1000 T'0.v s.
ANTHRACITE, COW,

'IlE suhscrher bcgs leave irlorm tbs Inhabitants Of
lynehhulg that he receiving bis supply VI
ANTHRACITE coal.
aud will be enabled furnish Coal ef tha art snli,,
ftotea. Screened and Lump.
Having enlarged ht fat he win al all times have larrr
st'fh On fil md VIII III all ord sent n,ess. L, hin
Mhsh vii be 4hlprl s Il charge except t, which Will
he pad gnd aae,d tetlp BILL fi,g cts r,lef,nca.
Ing lei7f nmoutian that leeP ny coaHtef aud
an aP'nk lllr, so II vi he doll cred nee from dirt
lheprs lt eat load 81 % =busias "a lulan md OF
srfenel % 2nJ us viii be ~ dh,yttud hazard, al ,hs
basin liz Lump { al will be sb,jD per t,n
JAMES DAVIS
Richmond, Oct II 2m II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01
DIVIDED.
4 I.aiiy

Clergy 4 Iaity
he second canon. providing Cor the restoration OF the
Suspend. i'ishoPon Testimonials. and b, constitution
al vote of The docest lost, by fully large VOTE
] he house Will next take ny, suppose the canous
ported iy The JOINT committee. II Is mt mlpr ,bable
"weVef, Thai The canon autholsng sulmgun Bishop
will ultimately prevail
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01

4 T T o r \ r Y 1T l. A ".
WILL ATTEND the Courts Of llie Corporation Of
w Lynchhurg and Of the counties Of Campbell and
Amherst.
al business entrusted TO him Will meet with prompt
attention. =
Address ynchburg.
isofi is nlfar oilLe Store ofJohn pur, S, E'.l.
Stprnb lO--ts If IS. .aH zA..ars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01
BALTIMORE N,pKrrs ~, %

BALTIMORE MtRKETS--Ort 2s
Fltnl Stlts Of Howard street -four lave hren mad.
At 500 IL day 10 the amount Of Five liunlr, harres
bainmo'e Guy Milla ss bcen selling .ane Prices
may be eeid 10 he rather the doclino
toIn-l'rime whiio earn may be put down to DIV Mt
d crn's.
Nhoal-Saes of primo White wheat have besn made
nj Il ceus
Cotton Sales Of Louisiana Cotton To day u Qialii
81" ohe bundled lal's changed hands a llesa figures
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01
S,fsDs S, lRS.lp.RRiiLi

lhs valuable mcdrips enaAngs thu nu,t .pluar, pnsluc
lonsi tht mort loeu hpes, 1t liz eiabe tnad,, IL,
pefe letei sncs IN the fesoraa health tlrsc " io
had oN, nnel hndrr r d,stit h4, chronic mn ,tie,
Ia EiNir an exalted eAuetv,, Furnishing. Il aaas {,
d'nts at tseNit tuihai value, and na.iag II 10 the
''it" N telus TIA aiarteaonly buos. Il ha. lnng
~ most iu ianl lr~nitnm AZ the Praetieo afmcd he
t. oiana remedy similar to th one tlt s,anld att On t
h'ei stomach aud heno with all tho rreesn peten-
s =" INTEGRAL Preparations, SGT without titif ,.leief
"t folsar1n thu vital ln0op pI tie l.en, Etnpus in
an eR Various phhsra uleets of sVe' Lind liver diseases
il'tan, nngmt anl uldt II The renefal ses,e,n and
mNN other complaints can be relic, cured te this A.,
ml1e combination Il dHtotgtn tenic pnt apstirn,
Prepared and aad hy \ Il. i, h SANllS nrng,ist4 Ol
Fulton tt,eet Ae,y Natk,
Npl also hy David r. Lyman i.,nelhitg and by pluel
B.i. eongally throughout the tnrd siitea.
ptt va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01

lGD MAIN STREEr, OPPOSITE THE BANKS.
cnablod offer the greatest advantages in purchasing
i PIANO FORTES, VIII
The Les, Instruments al he o,res .Nc,c York prices.
,rafaiied peyJsci and sold On frid.
Out Of more than six hundred Instruments which ne as
sold in crent parts of the ned States he has yet I" a.
cover that be- has sold single bad Indifferent Ia.
such accident should happen, thcpurcha-r womb
epel, secured Front the igtest loss Inconvenience
as the imperfect ls.rupeut would he instantly cSehanse'
without espense TO the purchaser.
COUNTRY PURCHASERS
Need rot hesitate to send their orders p H. TAY IoR.
the Instrument be considered AS ON TaiAL, sun
ect he kept exrhan ed the option OF the rarchase
ind the price will bc the il he were present
r., ,as T.. H. TAYLOR,
nealers in Planes, Music. se
Seq. = ktshrtmdA Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01
.NEU ,3RRD.IL or

u "a IA {. Es
II NJ ID d |. A Z T.
l sow iEs'sing general assortment of CARRIAGES
chiefly ruis the city Of foy r. y place for
mo - 'niaeiotr a such a,iiglsa. Ils haa asu,
CRRL4GES, BGGGIES. &c,
oF EASrEHN MAKE,
all which he podess himself sell ~ low AZ nv her =.
so'nn I" the place aud mosi rcsl9c,iu, sors con.
'l'' "a patronage rom hs old friends, and politely
'its tase wishing 10 purchase Articles IN las line viii
whom he has never bad the pleasure ol acquaintance To cali
an, eN'ml' pe'er purchasing He aal-u all
Ahle'',} d''i p'oh 81 Carriage Ia order aud viii promptly
'nh All "" IN his live cheay, and warrant il 10 bu as
wei donr, as any housn this place
wasted. - -
Oct. 90 An II n NJ nm AYE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01
Marriage,

Married, al 10 o',ck. Church. (Brthrsla) on the
21th lust, by Lie Rev. William NJ. Wand Mr. Sesrri
iiuenEs, 10 Miss MARTHA Ausra, all Of jedord conn
~, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-01
IINSEED OIL.
6slA GALLONS primo mountain Linsced Oil for
OOV sale by
Oct 3--ls JOHN n SEAY DRUGGIST

NEN GOODS.
VN!E subscriber is receiving his fsli and winter sup
ply of Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods, and viii oilr
his friends and The public Of the best ussorlcd nnd
ch,spes stock of sns Ia be found south Of Maspn aud
DXous line. Plenty of lime md no charge Tor showing
goodi.
FRENCH GOODS.
Expected in few days by Adams 4 Coz rNpresr
lot Of splendid Goods imported the ffencb seatns
| mon, not. dlseh.r9ing IN New York aud of his owu
scrcli,n nnl warranted tie newest stye,
Sept 27-tsf JDHN T. DAVIS
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EDWIN r. COOK.
~ AH.aIHtFNt
.s. ksOy.Si EFO,sv1,,be,

Liberty. November l--t29N
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-, =, 7 >, DIN hINtIIAlH
To +. B. DElNE, Jr. Esd
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-03
ADMINISTRATORS, SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given thar by virtue @
l Y an order the Will county Circuit Court.
there will be offered for sale, at Public Auction.
at the Residence Of Amasa ). Thonas.on Mon.
day The 9th day of Sept. next, between the
hours of 10 o'clo- k A. NJ. and 5 O'Clock A. NJ.
the following described property, being the Real
Estate Of which John Munson, late OF said coun.
ty, died seized wit: the south half Of the south
east quarter of section %, in .ownship ,hir-
ty-seven, north Of range nine, east OF the third
principal merdiun being in said VIII COUNT.
Terms made known at the time oftAe Sals.
AMASA s. THOMAS, Admir-.
MARY A, THOMAS, Adm,x.
iolisi, June 4,tsf7.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-03

STATS nEBT.-Gov. French has made
q report to the constitutional convention.
oy which it will be seen that the present
State debt amounts TO $l5,642,61S 22--
winch includes the canal debt of 81, 6O9..
Iot 81. Il is said that the canal tolls
and canal property will ultimately pay
the canal debt, principle and interest;
which would leave $8.033, 43O 65 to be
provided for by Legislation. Under an
economical system of legislation, we look
forward with bright anticipation to the
period wheR our State debt shall have
been paio.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-03
Their graYts do mod protect them.

The following is one ofthe resolutions
passed by the democrats in the Legisla-
ture of New Hampshire, in relation TO
the war: . III
RESOLVED, That we tender our sympa-
Thy to the friends and relatives of the
brave men. who, since the commence
ment ofthe war have fallen in defence OF
their cOuntry.
Fifiy.eight wings recorded their votes
against the above, in opposition to the
unanimous vote ofthe Democracy. Fed
eralism has no sympathy" wiki patriot.
isms-Sf0te Reg. sa
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-03
TAMprcg, July 18th, 1s47.

have just mes two gentlemen from
the city OF Mexico, who inform me that
the offers Of peace made by the United
States tbrengh Mr.. Trist. are scoffed al
by the Mexicans. So mach the better
tor the cause of humanity. My fellow
passenger, MIR Flock. is one OF The gem
t!emen from Mexico, and he assures me
that all foreigners now dread premature
peace. They now know Mexican perfidy
and he assures me that however great
our contempt might have been against
them, we had faint idea of their real vii.
lainous prOpensiltes.
On the 3Oth uItimo. Gen. Scott was
within nine miles of the city of Mexico,
and ! presum ;, has planted the American
flag there ere this. We hear that Col.
De Russy is pressing on rapidly, and this
day l hope, will crowN him with glory.
We are all well this morning, and re-
joice that you had such fine weather du.
ring the night. May God bless you and
speed you on your way. Col. and Mrs
Gates send their love. and
am truly and hffectionately,
Your devoted husband,
franklin CHASE.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-03
FIRE INSURANCE,

NNffE SUBscRIBER is duly constituted Agent
l. for the Ketna and Protection Insu sncs
Companies, Of Hartford, CoHnecticut, and is pre-
pared TO take fire risks, ali descriptions of
properly, such as Dwelling Houses, Barns, Stores,
Merchandise, Household Goods, Furniture, SC.
These companies are so favoratly know through.
cat America as 10 make comments ana relernnces
unnecessary.
Application for Insurance will be received
through S. w. Bowen, Esq, Joliet, and Norton
& Blackstone. fiockport, whose survey Of build.
ings viii! be taken at the risks of the above com.
panies. G. S. HUBBARD, Ag't.
Office, South Water Street.
SCARFS.-J. a. Maiteson has just received
dog silk stripe IIeinani Scarfs; also tduz.
3olsa do.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-03

ora statement has been published Of
the bigih.places OF The members of the
constitutional convention Of this State,
now in session, which shows as follows:
From New York there are -; Kentucky
%; Tennessee, IA; Ohio, 8; Illinois. 81
Pennsylvania, ID; New Hampshire, 2
Georgia, 2; Massachusetts, 10; Vermont
6; Maryland, 6; N. Carolina, 10; Con
necticul, 4; Virginia. Is; Maine. 2
Rhode Island, i; s. Carolina, 2, New
Jersey,2; Indiana, 1; Delaware, 1; Scot
land, 8; Germany, 1; Ireland, 1.
Among the l62 members, thele ar
s. lswyeTs.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-03
I.REE.ORHsT..

" MGfferR you'd inform the citizens OF
Il sJo!ist aud vicinity, tha,h he has opened HE
shop ono door seth of Duncan's Store, whore he
vii be happy 60 accommodate his o.d custom.
ers, and ine public generally, with work Oh
short notice. 10 the yong men oftAis place
ne would saYl thasno endeavoTs Will he wanting
on his part 10 please the most fastdious Taste,
and in all cases TT will be warranted
lie :Ias just received the latest PARIS end
NEW YORK Fas5ions, which will enable him
60 do his work in strict conformity wish she pre-.
yOiling fashions en2 tGste OF she DAY.
fCUfTIHG done on sharI notice, and
warranted 20 ft, if properly made up.
Joliet. Dec ], 1916.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given ,Frat on the fourth
IN day of Sept. next, at O'Clock r NJ,
shall offer at Public Auction the premises, the
following described lands, situated in the south
part O. VIII county ,being the real estate of Tim
othy McCarty deceased, to wit: all that part
of the south west fractional quarter of section six,
in township thirty-two north. of range ten east
of the third principal meridian, which lies on
the east side of Forked Greek. acknowledging the
natural bed OF the creek 10 be the division line
thereof, containing 80 acres and being mostly
timbered landAB1sV be sold in lots TO sdit pur.
'FkRHs d SALE--A credit Of six months will
be given--iIl- whole 20 be secured by bond and
mortgage according to law.
- J. BARNETT, Admir-
fthe estate ofTimothy Mccarty decd
Wilmington, July 90, I847,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-03
NEW GOODS

~ 2. MCDONALD, has lately p1rchAseA
ga and now offers for sale, Broad Cloths,
Cassimere's, Casn,rt's, Vestngs. Bed Ticking,
Flnnnels, Calcocs, Atapacas, Muslin Deains,
Diapers, Cnmbicks, Giughams.chscks, IrIsh Liza.
men, IIlcached Shifting, Silk Hkfs. Lnsen do cot
ton do, Shawls, Buckskin Gloves and Mitts, Boots
and Shoes, Ladies' Hose and Slippers, Coffee,
Tea, Moasses, &c.
liz payment will he taken wheat, Oats, Corr,
Potatoes, Bu,ts.. cheese, &c. ifhe public gener-
ally, and Farmers especially, are invited to cah
and examine for Themselves.
Joliet. March %, 1917.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-03

Many ofthe above have valuable improvements
them, for salo reasonable terms. Alsg
other tracts and lnts for sale. Enquire Of
5. w. BOWEN, General Land Agent,
March, l547. Joliet, Iii
SALE OF SCHOOL LAMBS.
NJ Office is hereby given that snail sell or
y offer at public sale al the Court House in
the town. CT Joliet, Will Co. Ill, the first day
of September next, at 2 n'dnck T ~. viz: Lot
;, in block 6. in the original town OF joliet.
Terms Of sale, Cash, the purchaser having the
privilege of horror ing the amount for one to h:e
years inclusive. by giving the requisite security.
by order Of the Trustees of Township
35, Mr. IL E, Sd Principal Meridian
IW SMITH. Treasurer Of T. %, r l2E
.4D.ylNISTR.aT TORS NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate o.
WILLIAM BREwER deceased, are notified and
requested 10 presaat tie same for adjudication. at
tie FERN Of The Probate court, IF VIII county, tn
he holden the office of the Probate Justice, in
Joliet on Monday the 9th day Of September
NEXT JOHN w BREWER Administrator.
Joliet, July Is, lS47. 6w
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franklin CHASE.


REINFoRCEMENTs.-The Washington
Union, of Monday, has the following par.
agraph:
.'In fact, our army in Mexico has al.
ready been largely reinforced. 1t is as.
certained, by the latest accounts from
Vera Cruz, that several thousand addition.
al troops have already been routed there
to strengthen Gen. SCOTS comma nd.
Besides these, a corps of six hundred
marines must have, ere this time, arrived
at Vera Cruz for the same purpose. The
battalion from this district, under the
command of Col. Hughes, will start i'm.
mediately for the same destination. Ad.
ditto nal regiments are now mastering for
the scene of action, from Illinois, Ohio,
Georgia and Louisiana. Indeed. almost
every mail from New Orleans brings the
intelligence Of imbarkation of new troops
for Vera Cree. In word, instead oil
giving General Scott 10000 troops on
the principal theatre of operations. { which
Col. Donaphan calls for. and which the
intercepted letter from heSecretarvshows
were intended to be assigned to General
Scott, )--the design soU is to give hin
more than 10000.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-08-03
CLOTH DRESSING

None butth best workm9n will ne employed
Any person going 10 Chicago, from the centrai
or southern part ct the State, will pass by this
town, and all the subscriber wishes to ensure a
continuance OF patronage, is to once have man
patronze him. Wool can be sent By water up the
Illinois river, directed to J. A. Matteson, Joliet,
Will Co.,, to the care Of MIR. Abrams, Peru, III ,
dud It viii be forwarded, where cloth will be put
up in neat and safe IN nner. according 10 the
above terms and sent in return to any part Of the
STATE, without troubling the owners TO accompany
u. ]. a. MA rTESON
N. d. Persons coming from distance with
a quNptiiyof Noolto be carded or manufactured
if obliged to stay over night, shall be to no ex
pense. J. A. NJ.
Joliet, fTarch 22d, ls47.
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.ADMLN1s7R.qToR,S S.g.e

NO rICE is hereby given that " virtue OF en-
order of the iii county circuit nj will offer
for sale, at public aacrion, az the National fie,ei
in Joljo,,T11 Saturday the 10Th day Of July next.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. III. aud S
o'clock. P. NJ, the following described proner,v.
being part OF the real estate Of which William L.
ttwe!l, lats Of said county, died seized, to wit:
Let one in bloct seventeen (l7), School Sec
ton Addition to Joliet
Terms made known at the time If the sale.
AIs4NSON GRANGER,
Joliet, May 2s. le47. Administrator,
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From the Buffalo Courier.
MEXICAN NEWS.


There seems 10 exist quite q doubt as
| to what is our true position in reference 10
peace with Mexico. The late ne WIS
is rather embarrassing. Il is difficult to
tell how the proposition of our govern.
nseAf, through TRTsT, has been received.
| At the latest dates there was not a QUO
rum of Congress present and CONSEQUENT
" no definite action has as yet heen
had. Gen SCOTT gave them to the sOlh
to decide.
BY the following short letter from the
Courier DIES Etdts Unis. dated the 90 h
of June, it will be seen that our troops
are expected in the city of Mexico where
preparations are making to give them a
warm reception.
MEx1co. 9th June 1e47.
We are on The point of seeing Ameri
cans enter this city they were to leave
Puebia yesterday according to some, and
10 day say others. Preparations are ma
king TO give them warm reception; in
the interior Of the city the Alemeda and
Paseo have been fortified. think the
American Generals will have occasion TO
TtgTeL moi having awaited themselves I'M
mediately Ofthe stupor produced by the
victory Of CerrO Gordo and the entry into
Puebla.
The tri1ing advantages reaped by the
guerriilas upon the Vera Cruz road, have
embroidered every one here, and if the
Americans make single backward step,
they are in my judgment lost. All are of
opinion that the proposition of the Ameri
can army ought to be listened TO, and
this is very different state OF feeling fro
m that existig two months ago and holds
out the hope of a peace arrangement.
1t is said Gen. Scott has not more than
5000 men. We have twice that number
here-apd ifthe least advantage be obtai.
ned over him, be assured that more than
30. 600 guerillas will be ready to cut oft
the retreatof the Americans, who are re-
Pprsented as Astounding in god.
Heaven direct that matters be AMIGA.
bly, settled,and that we be spared the hor.
rors of a city taken by assault.