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We Of course know nothing Of The grounds
oil complaint against The agents and drivers
contained in the following article, from the
New York Commercial; but we have reason
10 believe that great deception is Practiced TO
induce travellers from Boston 10 Burlington
TO prefer the Montpelier to The Rutland routes
The former, after entering Vermont. runs
constantly among hills and defles, rocks and
mountains, (which makes travelling one con-
tinued scene ofperil and alright 10 passeu-
gers, while the latter passes from Bellows
Falls % ludlow, upon very safe and beau
tiful road, and surmounts Mount Holly up
on grades so easy that the traveller is scare
Iy reminded that he is crossing the Green
Mountains. From Rutland 10 Burlington
1t penetrates through one Of the most level
and delightful sections Of New England
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NOMINATION OF GEN. TAYLOR.

While General Taylor by bis bravery mil
itary skill, and brilliant achievements 10 the
field has commanded the gratitude aud ad
miration Of bis countrymen, the frankness.
independence sound common sense and
humane sentiments which he displays in his
public documents are fast winning him gold
en- opinions with the nation az a statesman.
Indeed one cannot reflect upon the bold and
manly character Of bis Official dispatches ia
relation to The manner and policy of conduct
ing the war with MeSicO WITHOUT feeling
strong confidence that be Gas at heart the
true good and glory of his country, aud if
made the civil chief Of the nation that be
would administer the government with eff =
cheney and mpartiality and upon those sound
principles of national policy which have mark
cd The course Of on, most distinguished chief
magistrates.
Whatever TepugnanCe may be felt 10 ele-
vating man TO the Presidency on the ground
Of mere military services, it does not exist
where as in the case of Washington the He
70 may be sunk in the superior merits of tho
civilian. Several influential whig papers have
rlresdy sgni6ed their preference for General
Taylor as candidate for the Presidsncy.-
lu several Of our cities there have 0een strong
indications Of a similar feeling. Recently in
Philadelphia spontaneous ward nominations
of Gen. Taylor were made. large and en-
Ihusiastic city meeting has since ratified these
nominations. The Hon. John Sergeant an
sentiment wing statesman presided on the nc
ca,ion and expressed The hope tina, General
nigh, be called President Taylor amidst tho
most enthusiastic cheers Of the audience
Could tho people be fully assured that Gen.
Taylor is opposed to annexation and the fur.
Their extension Of slavery all parties at the
north would yield him cordial and entbusl-
sstlc support.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-20

March 90, 1S46.-At O'Clock, A. NJ. the
castle saluied the Mexican flag; at 10 the
garrison crossed 10 The city, and The whole
Mexican Army marched on, and stacked
their arms on the road near the cemetry.
Our Army then look up the line Of march on
each side of Mexican forces into the town.
Col. Bolton took possession Of the castle, sd
luted the American flag, and also fred sa-
Lutte 10 Com. Conner as the PRINCETON left.
Gen, Scott. from the Government House,
reviewed the troops as they passed through
the public square:-he is now quartered 10 il.
The largest portion of the inhabitants had
left the city previous 10 the attack. On our
entry the place looked deserted. The num-
Der killed is not acknowledgement how
ever TO be large.
The city is much injured from the effect Of
the shot and shell.
Nine Thousand !Hc.riedn Troops were
within II or Is miles Of the city on the night
ofthe 2sh, but were in,peded and driven
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member only, in South Carolina SO, l94 eieei
member. IL was supposed when tn Con-
stituiiou WAS formed, that New York and the
other free States received some consideration
n, vieldiny 10 South Carolina. and other
southern States slave representation. IN tho
consent of these States TO be taxed. IN any
svs,en to direct taxation which might be a.
dooted, in proportion 10 their representation.
This consideration, however, has entirely
failed. The public debt has been. paid, aud
the expenditures Of the Government have
been betrayed, without 4 resort 10 direct tax
alton, except at three short intervals, and il
is quito certain, if the settled policy of the
Government for the last thirty years be moi
a5aadaae ed, that IT will not again be resorted
10 as means Of supporting the Government.
Sir, Vermont cannot consent TO the acquisi-
,ion Of foreign territory, 10 be created into
new slave States to be represented upon hi:
unequal basis.
But. sir. we have territory euough-more
than we can oecupy for two centuries 10
come.
The United States now have an area or
$4,000 square miles, with population OIL
only l-2 10 a square mile. II the popuia-
ton in the United States were as dense as II
Is III Massachusetts, f9S 10 square tnHe'
we should have 26O, OOO, 600 of souls; and d
as dense as it is in England, 1922 l-2 TO il
square mile,) we should have T67. 97o,UOO oil
souls.
Sir, what moro DO we need. We are il
possession Of the richest inheritance that ever
fell TO the lot of man. We have in our own
bosom all the elements Of greatness; and un'
der the direction Of wise and discreet coun'
sells, we are destined TO a career of glory more
brilliant than history has recorded of any 9th
er nation on the face OF the earth. Let US
then, be contenled, and thank God for The
manifold blessings we enjoy. Sir, have
done. know have been guilty of an act o
great indiscreiion in attempting, in my feeble
state of health, TO address the Senate at Thu
late hour of night. But. sir, could not vel
avoid it, after the remarks of the honorable
Senator from South Carolina, Ma. Bur
LER.
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MORE PARTICULARS OF
THE BATTLE OF BUEMA YLsT

THE BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA.
We have been favored with the following
hitherto unpublished letters from officers who
fought at Bueaa Vista. Although not many
Of the facts arc absolutely novel. they will be
found deeply interesting:
Extracts from a latter Of an officer of the
Army TO friend IN TINS City.
Camp at Aqua NEUVA, Mexico,
Feb %, lS47.
-. TAKE this whole transaction ir all
its parts, it is without a doubt the greatest
victory, the best fought battle in which our
country has yet been engaged. Can hardly
credit it, that have myself seen and taken
part in such an astounding affair. Cur killed
are 264 wounded 440, with few missing.
Gen. TAYLOR himself personally was the first
and highest element in accomplishing this.
great victory-ihe second was our igh, artiil-
cry, The volunteers as whole did exceed
insly well-the exceptions 10 this are raiher
Individually than by corps. Santa Anna VIII
not, think return 10 the conflict until ms
Congress have given him farther means Ii
he does, he will sssuredly be beaten again,
that is if Gen. Taylor commands opr iorcS.
''' The day (the 23d) was one oil great
or three times u seemed
that the day must inevitably be the cOemy's.
1t would have been but for or, GeperdI-he
could not. would not give way he stood firm
on the hill. in the midst Of the Ere, the uhole
day until plight. At night as soon as dark. |
the enemy commenced his retreat, and at
daylight not vesiige Of him was TO be seen
Hereafter. let not Waddy Thompson, OF any
other man, speak praises Of Santa Anna. !
Our wounded men who could not get from
The field were all, to man, even Lieut.. Col. !
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East-Chinese, Hindoos, Malays, karens
&c,-Mussulmans Armenians and Israel
ties.
There is now passing my window a SIN
gular procession,-menr running and perior'
ming various antics, wax images tricked ou
gorgeousy, large and magnificent carriage
adorned with some dozen gilded umbrellas
fringed with golden drops, crimson tents, and
other gay trappings, &c. SC.
awe had long voyaee-a hundred ano
forty days-but it seemed scarcely TENN
part Of that to me: it passed so pleasenuy, =.
enioved every moment of the time.
feel that am on the right side Of the world
God grant that greater good may come from
ii than my own happiness, though ! am deep
ly grateful for that.
EDr Judson is quite well."-COmm ereid
Advertiser,
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o. We have received the first number OF
the School Journal and Vermont Agricul-
firattst, conducted by Messrs. Bishop &
Tracy, the editors Of the Vermont Chronicle.
We trust that the immense importance ofthe
two great objects to which the Journal viii
be devoted will command a liberal patronage
from ihe intelligent population of this state.
II is published monthly, each number contain
ing IS octave pages. Fifty cents, for single
copy in advance.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-20

BIZ The North River is open and large
amount of produce is swimming down from
Albany to New York. When the Canal
opens the trade 10 produce will be immense.
Foreign importaiions have been large. The
spring trade has opened good, large sales have
been made and payments come in well. The
fall oi VeraCruz has caused deep sensation
and impressed many With belief that hos
tili'ies Will speedily cease. Money is easy.
Tho spring trade has brought.in a grea, deal.
So says tho n. Y Express.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-20

OccurIERs OF LANE IN InELAND.-In l74l
the population OF 100 Unions was 6,146,502
and the area Of land 10, i6.j02 acres. The
number of persons holding. mot owning)
land was SS3097. or with their families,
nearly I-3 millions; the number occupying
'one acre or less Of ground, was 123,4o7, or
with their families, ofcr six thousand per
sons.
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Correspondence of the Express.
GEN. TAYLOR.

RICHMOND, (VA.) April.
The enthusiasm ia favor OF Old Zack. for
President, is universal in this region. Wing
and Democrat seem TO vie with each other IL
The warmth Of their declaration in his fav or.
ffhe does nothing ridiculous, and it is i'm
possible that he can-he will so into the
Presidency by larger vote Than old Jack
son.
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back by Col. Harvey Of the Dragons. The
attack on Alyarado will be made Tomorrow,
3Oth. The possession of this place is impor-
tant, owing 10 lis agricultural produce. Ho-
ping that thus may reach you in time TO be
useful, | remain yours, &c.
A. WEIGH, Purser U. 8. S. Princeton.l
U, s, :&eamtr Princeton, PENSACOLA, Apr
8, 1S47.
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The English House Of Commons, al pres
ent consists of $50 members. OF these Al
are between % and 30. 169 between 81 and
30. 213 between Al and 90. l55 between 81
and CO. 81 between 80 and 20, and - above
20. The oldest member is -, the youngest.
22-;he Earl of GrosYeRor.
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Correspondence Of the Delta.
Mericda Loss.

The Mexicans variously estimate their loss
at from 500 TO 1000 killed and wounded but
all agree that the loss among the soldiery is
comparatively small aud the destruction a
mons the women and children is very great.
Among their killed is Gen Felix Valdez, an
officer of some celebrity.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-20

The President has made eight appoint
ment. Of Captains aud Lieutenants in the
army. from New England and New York
Tro from New England.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-04-20

Specie payments began at all the govern
ment offices throughout the Union, on and
after April Ist. The law requiring subtreas-
urers to pay out specie will now be i'll full
operation.
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Incidents at Vera Cruz.

Our limits will not permit us 10 copy al
the details that reach us through the New
Orleans papers Of circumstances connected
with the Bombardnent aud surrender Of Vera
the American forces. Here are few items
from the papers aforesaid which will crafty
the public curiosity.
Correspondence of the Picayuns.
Lines. opposite VERA CRuS
March 81, 9 o'clock, p. NJ.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-25
THO IIistor, of lsomani.m.

By ,he Il v. J. Davlinr. 4. NJ, Pastor ofr,H
rean Church. hrw fefh. l2'h ,1a'
Jua published.
TLis IA large cciavu volume. 81 nearly '09F
&c, cm5rllisbed With iIFyr sr,ctirrl t'osli
Isss. in handsome en-! .emalc tincts ~,
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BEAUTIFUL PICTORIAL s. ENGhhMA
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S,s5i' Pic,sfisi Hsyts eitsp otroy % gsrasi So
scr5irg ~ Dsu.ige's Hleisrg II RsHsA,a
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T. WALKER,

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N5Eonniry newspapers, copying 'l'e Wa" .',oo,
tbs advertisement, and giving u siS ln'.' .bav
shall DO entitled 10 a copy Of any o ~ !,
works. Al who may comply with 'hese M.
vii pieaee send copy Of the paper fac ,,p II
Insertion, TO tho publisher, f. WALhu"'
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10 Ci0eymca. Posfmns'ers and o'he[S
o. Wanted o every lo9n aud village u we
States, tcsponghie mru 10 procure 'uo'e'',es N.
aad engage 10 tho sale u The above "oih'''3 A",
a very liberal pcr ceufaRe will DO all'w'', .
dress 4. WALKER, III Fulton 81. ~ fo'"
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NOTICE.

A IL Persons IN slfears nth me at att
d mus, make immediate Psym NJ, iAoss .a
iug % DO 20 must not complain - hen = cogt,e
ensure collection il taken.
r. y. ALEXANDER. SlaiF
S,yt &c. $40. te
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sS.S E-,SSsSys is5..ssl. $3.50
blsysS} 4 Ok Is q s;4asS
81 ~ ); Z, q q
IEl.5;.!s;,iI u 3, ) / ] 81
ANU
spcnccr's yon:c and Restorative
TS.rIIEyN'sssg
~ 80 ~ 49, -


Tie nrrrall,d Purifier ef ne B,o.d and r's'erl.
frs Of 2c Fystfm 10 ell Motto s,cfcIiuus Of th,
gards, tkir and liver, morbid aumoTs and vI,i.
alcd state Of the tyslcf1
Tie iudi-atoGs roqaifur Spencer Pile sna
B5ucis, M ~ hen lhsy should be used iilioai te
Law as pyertante 10 thc formation Of Acute DIS
tssca, arc
wien there is paig 10 DIS bark o. had.
Wien tho Torggt j. furtd
When tie ufine is very highly euley'd
When The sin IS tst jly ~ teiiori
When the iprtiife Is louri
When there b. pain 10 lbt stomach " ior.is.
When there is Eur5as irr reiioui
When there arc c5lf Chilli
When ihc dreams are Ja4 ~ stating IN f,toP;
taken mon the occurrence Of any, Or all 81 The
iboye indications Of approaching discssc-- much
Pain and sickness will Re prevented.
We have io0m oaiy iar the following.
The following Ccrl6ealc Is from Tobias F5lsop
Esq, Of kerslav'DiaHci. ) c.
hrrtAale 8ist y G Jsrs3 Is8G
hlyc used 10 my flmtlg SgtgcsTs rails" f1t
tauyearapast and during thai time 81 confidence
% hCif suPcriafit{ over every othfr IuIhr p5tra.
ration within my knowledge mas been cuuslanlly
luctcasirg / baw esteem ,latm iu he The hcsi a..
tlattir lIis 10 usc. Prom yrp,licst rcucmbet-
sHre have bcc1 afflicted sBb Sirt Ktad.arte and
tatiirsrcss, and f9r rnu.tef al years past hava
ar1 trying rlfi as advertised remtdiff. among
others, brc4al.a's, lea saa I,rf'- Fix. but
failed tq obtain any permanent relief until jan s..
ISIS, ~ which flme Dr.. $ .rrefG's Agent 'rft tue
sHuiy u hi' Fifi recommending me ta ifF tiem
lor my complaint J dds aud Wv th,it Superior
sciioa upon thr morbid matter 9nd Iilrit mid yot
e1. o'Hai QHgt'itc Pf0peHia6 tle} c,f4f $40 tag
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Dyspcpsia.

No person with i4ts .5st disease sf,o..,i ,lelay
astas the Bites il positively cures all cases If
DysPfps'a, however severe also Er1ptions al
10 , kin, Eyspe as, fniar. mont oc 'ho bones.
fiainleocy, fouluess # tie complexion. CEN
ERAL DEBILITY, JAUsDlCE. For gone
81 physical pfo.tr1fi2n oausai either b dselse
medicine Or ipdiscretioas alterations Of mind
cgn!ns % Of IDEAS dima ST vision, and 4sei
tlae ol body tins Medicine has never had ilscq4al
Goat Gfddmsw, Grarei, Headaches Of every
kind, Inward Foyer, Iadammatocy RAeunatsm
impure Blood, jauadice, loss Of Appetite, LILY.
ER 90 INFANTS, Nervous Dscascs, organ.
e Injections, palptations Of The Heart, Pans n
lhs Back and side, Stiffness and pains in the
i.,a5a loinis eud organs, Rush u Bi9od 10 ne
Heaa 7ic6 lleldtcae. scuryy, Salt Rbeum. hs.
fesiAy disposition q cancers, sweHings, ulcers
spring fo2'r Try speI.s. S1qfala or Kings &.
~, are cured ly the Bitlers, when all other med
lcincs lai ~ have 80 effect.
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TnNIiE success Of these Pills in curing in few
u hours, where all other remedies have iaiiedi
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lie, TO insure permanent and lasting cure
The following certificates are from gentlemen Of
Kershaw district 5, {, Nc. Frazer ls MIN
isier IF the Gospel
Fafmiugion. hsrsbss dist. S. G. May ", 1916.
have used in my family Dr.. llulPs Fever aud
Aeuo Pills, and also DR.. Speucers Vegetable filis
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rr1nouncing them - be most excellent family me.
dicines-and $ an act OF Justice 10 the woithy
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for the information and satisfaction OF all concern
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afterwards with HulFs Pills; She used about hall
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She regainyd her health and strength very rapid
", aud has had no return u CLiHs and Fsra
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T. l.. FRAZER.
/ Kegia,e Dist s G. lgy 20, Isle
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or two years past, can mnsI ehceTlu.ly certify Il
the certainty aud safety Of their effect. Out ot o
least one zen boxes, which hayyd used. non
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rrhwdr, IN all eases Of rtii!s and ffuers, when ia
ken strictly according 10 directions. haya al.
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Anti, Bilious Pills, aud rs mid, yet active an
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Important National work.

The American Sfa'tsmdn's Naatal
In Csc Press, end vlli bc ready bt April istas.
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Drug & Medicines
For sale.

A GOOD TWO HORSE WAGON. Tor par
a ueuilrs inquire altti= o.ic-.
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JOHN nINGR M.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-23
ROSE HlII. FOR SALE

THE subscriber ofcrs for sale Tins desirable and -
liable estate, containing seven hundred ana s'Jl
eight acres, tho residence Of The late MIR Hay Ta.-i.
70, lying hr aapidsn River. In tile county OF oSLf'
five miles North Of the Court house, fifteen miles fcr
tho Western terminus OF the Louisa Railroad. at &C.
louisville, and thirty -four Ave miles above The too;
Of Fredericksburg.
Il Is not often that such an estate lie in market re
sessng 80 many advantages. IL is productive, health
well watered, and In n good neIghhofhood, convtnt
In Two good Manufacturing Mills Grlst Mills amt sis
Mills, and, should the Rnpidan River he opened z
which there Is but little doubt, It's value will be gfe4
Increased.
The improvements upon II are very desirable, cor
sistng Of commodious dwelling house, all nrcessaF
out houses, and good barns and Stables all Of which a'
IN good repair. or new. II Is desirable 10 sell hI iafS
privately, and persons are requested Ia Sist and e.
anime IL; but should II not be sold by THCRsDH'
the Goth Of May next, II will then be ered for s'le q
the premises, TO ;hr highest bidder, public aur'r
upon accommodating terms, which will then be mas
known.
N. B.-Ifa sale is made privately before the 2Oth or
Of May, notice will be given. Persons wishing 70 paf
chase arc referred IN my absence TO Lewis b. WILLARD
al Orange Court house. b. MoF. THORNTON.
ADrtl 9J-ctds
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CONCERTS

ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS.
april % and "a, l647. BY Tie
ORPHEAN FAMILY,
AT THE EXCHANGE CONCERT ROOM
TINE ORPHANS respectfully announce 10
i the ladies and gentlemen Of Richmond, that
they will give Concerts on the aforementioned
nights.
Friday Evening, April 23d, they will, as many
have requested it, have programme consisting
principally OF their regular old style pieces
Saturday Evening, April 24!h, there wi be a
change OF programme.
n Tickets so cenIs--Children hai-prce, can
be had al the Book and Music Stores, and al The
Office Of The Exchange Hotel. and al The door.
II Concert 10 commence at o'clock. No
postpopemeDf April %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-23
Piano FOrtes.
DRINkER g. MORRIS

LAVE on hand an assortment OF Worces'
IL ers celebrated Piano Fortes, which they
will sell al great reduction from prices usually
asked Tor Pianos in this market. As a Piano.
Forte maker, Worcester stands unrivalled, ard we
warrant his instruments 10 be inferior 10 none
manufactured in this country. Should The insru.
ments not prove as guaranteed, We pledge our.
selves 10 refund the purchase money. They are
in rosewood and mahogany cases, from six 70 Sc
ven octaTes. Call and examine them
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