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Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
Noilre /. herehy 0Iteli.

fzKHAaat Fiieni lauds iof 10 HllaI 'Iai llsii
{ aftakss dap ihereaa, lei8 Hfiiis eoiz5i' aa..s
Hzz- n d. uaGtl laf La.HsfH# iasia siute ri
All aHsls. fui=asII to4aN Ial nalIas H.tHa i9aaa
faaaia ol sa.l county q i.alasstts. aua az ean=
isFniiIF Nllh tse,lfas 81 - siiia. oa ihs i. Z
H3n1ay = aartaiba6 > d, 1911, ing !. s
,.lagta 1sf % zaid m6ah, lie fzl''s f azseil'ra
IfHfts hr 4feaIs oi land. ~ sasl aa4 lAEza iuihs
uaIse q 4. azam=rr afis 5Iszz+s = 2 leha y.
Hait, % Ws
gHa sHIh ST .FiaH sztf'a . liF=fiHf
II tn9sns J. .|#ila n fz5Hil 20 H#i.zs ttzi iFsbra
vat. coat a.HE sac bud 81 s'5 a.1az -az
l9aeazl. .lzIf IL s,cI5 .. lire Iltaa antz
4. Ia Ut Of nnzH ~ 1lz=iss Nas lza' iiai'n E
!, 20 aert .aflHr an Of . y
T. n=zh9aaeiz qnaHera fH.7H .azif-tHTs
IA laauHp is'ftssA HoutH % ialz zHnly.hsz
tsst. eauf8.B#Ir IHl aHf Iai tHs sHi aI 80 ~,
re .aHa Aalfa a#rliaa iaIHty m town
.f,tu tisfsra wuti of UnHe twenty -Hvp =
rohhinim 20 aelcs isT ihe sihi of s' 4J'
Anil tiis w6s, tllfd tfF noHi-vlHi qllfirr =
..eH5n tl-'r.islr in township 'Elirrn s'Hib o..
aure ,v,pty-ff, Eet roaiaHag 40 aeols io'
ti.r su'n OF n cd.
dlot VI. .a .ir-a.a sa .-a.s sla1'
la- the am''al o. fsr, p 7-a4 tl'
thereon for tie ycar- s. D. lrlH ..a % %.
H4.IflN iFNNlH ~ lANNa hAHf''a .
sl',l.ii3, a.a aoU bella by lhe'ad joau J. iiuu
lg d,sI ol convey la1r dlly cAcaal-i by ilr
.f.riG oi Lllagsilc county iefeait W Niriiie Of
snth3r,y yri.ln. ti=' " iha lave n q, Siair
} Of All aans4s. Vow, therefore, ta.es a hereby
cont. sH aslsaa $40 War " elaa '.i, o'
Can 81, "a, aay a.ht f'a cr c'im 90 ail ofany
Of M ailee q eibi inria % parrls N llnd
f,tnfaiassI . aiofe.ll,in Consequence u any
,nf'nn ll,y, insu'iiii5 oF iltalty connected
w.l,4ush sale, " i.r aEy cave W defect What F,
t,,sr. ib.t iu conformity u Tho acl % the General
ahby of de sihs " Nsa-'ls 10 relation %
"ial uili.,' spp,og@ile jiel Nog,H.5,r' \. D
l.l6 era-H,ul ",hl.tT iiJ Of iic Rerlri
s,as4.s," lH1 is1 uI0ly 20 the circuit oooz
oi ]. .liuycus e.miy.sl Dc hdllai tae trf'
losIr u sil c4uu,y 90 ihs o. lsgditIn 10 nep-
boa. q. lsI1, l.l9e 20 i'jy llrrPl hs e9a.
6raai.oa si a.l. n Wtp r4'J .gn.a pnw.. ai
81 st5se,ad, end a'l " rai mr hrr'y
naffel 10 app.as d. rhl Ne a4i ah4
shlw c4us,, j lag ta.y cane uaE i'F t..u 8.
ls4lmii D. arul fl4l'l .'. l' e'1l1r Z
ascollias % 'l- fody L pgrrr.
.p...-f.ra 1884
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
SAMuEL.J. COOK u Il. NJ. HARDY

Ht yEAssoclafrn rurMsElYlsis1nr
Practice oF Tur lAw.
HEY will give thrif joint attention IA oil
business entrusted IA either al ihsm, and
will attend the circuit. conhty aud probate eantis
Of the conn,iss composing ilc 9Th iudeial circuit
the courts Of the county af bradley, aud the 50.
preme and iadefal eanrts at tbe city Of latte
Roek; aud will I'd attend Ia ans bus ness IA.
Trusted Ia iaem IN the farshc. Of eluibame,
union and jackson, is6uisiana.
=tBDR ESS
SAW J. Cont. Magnolia i'aiaa "a, iris.
K VI llsanr, III D9,alo, taiaa e ~ tfls
Jan. %, lslG=ls
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
Dr. a. q. Brent.

Iftduaie Of the University Of Glasrow
scotland and practitioner ,f some sixteen
years standing, chiefly in the southwest, would
,e"aet % umi,scryiers as a Physician, Surgeon, &c,
'' .ne e,i,tens OF Lewisyic, Lafayette ooppty
An" .,nl oihee and residence In the town Of E6ais
s',.J, Whsie be may always be found, unless pro-
iessionaly engaged
Lewi"lllo, June IS, lsid-3s.ly.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
NOTICE

VI Fe1 rs interested ARE hereby notified
ld1i wll appy 90 ihr Honorable Probate
sHHao. llsmp#issI county. n Ihr State OF A..
san'n'' ~ ihr ipil term thereof A. u. 1917.
iaF gh n-atr 20 rf.I iar following described r.a'
',f.H' h..gugHg'o t.c estate of Thomas l.Idrdv-
..', i'r ihr plTTsa OF paving tbe D. be- OF aId
.r.rf. ..' 10 w.r Tho So ( VI thc b So of sss
va t1Hil o.. range ~ west; gt which time al
ParsoHf msJ attend 10 tley think proper.
H. v WILLIAMS. Administrator
To- estate o.. Thoa. Eldrdta, dee.
N-.au-toA. Jan -, lsi5.l0.3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
.IDTsFE

IT'ilE siihscnhsrs have formed pluncslip
4 for the purpose Of lran~icling general
ooHri=ioN A'p TAurnRNGr BusINEss
in New Odcans, under the rylo Of Boaaer q
Smith
They viii qu.daic the ail,iin. and continue
the business oi The late firms Of J. Bonner & Co.
aud Y Smith n 60
All collons TO ouf address will BE- covered by
insurance ilr the flll market yula-. unrs. other.
wise instructed at o. beignf time Of shipment
JAMES BONNER.
ENEAS SMITH
Office r. Camp street, New Orlsans
Scpirnhrf 1T, Il l6.3m
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
10000 kcre, af#E.au,is
=FOR SIZE,

10 ~ Nt n r ~ = 7 I III.
7 VIE uuirr!nsd nou uiT-s lar fsls ror4y
4H'FA,p AgFrs ur ttsu .U.J.Ul, I.,l lLr
...g1 sforlngf y.la orihs state. ol Ani,,su
o. ''I.i i'tl 10 quantities. 90 iora.l-riflI.srrr
Nnr llg eglni.a gl ils lorn.r ne lf4fs.flF
Nuf, F5IHt, CTIi. Oa3rl4fB, ffsss. and
81 ayf's, uui am1l- tho eomii + of ihe lati,,
rla.d,.ar b.ala, WniH f4H.sg, Psa,l,.
J it-f|1ssg, tprEr, Cf1oH Hlluss. Tg0s.
aai.'!.' Hflas, HusiiHgioa aul Yasol. Town.
ship Nap' have been procured of part n ,isss
lands taken from ibc original pais oFu. ;. Sur.
rsys sheWif nccufrry, the water ooufsgs. &c
Aud sl' mgrrirucd ims al-o procured al a -frst
cAp'nse, competent persons T. c1ainur poftion
oi ilcfe l1ndi, hy quarter SECTIONS, wl6 have
iur'fWd cnp'ous isl uo,ss. piynv q minute ac.
count oi iHr ttowlh of timber. ud-rraeib and
Afu-bary' With diagram Of ih, frr.nr.. whtsr.
c1aii Na,; gs fls1 the quality, sIinhi'5n, hs,l
1i'ah'a g'' and value " each quAdtr section
sorirMcy.
Frs'1-tiyg plymeuis, ono sfli crs'ii in hand,
n4i .he o. in" in oH~, i1yn, thtr aul fnf year
0g11l imil lmrnia uih ihisrea n m dlt, Il .,0e
Y, h--perbHl owning p'lniat all a1.alrnr.
tr n il' vr.niy Of thrH ian'H. .r-r o. r.H,l
np pn, Who wlII fnW them J'1rs'y shinr 10, iI',f.
ch-,' wiil ,i'w i,B saii'aHaaI
Fw'N'r lnl0mriIrn en- ~ la1, hy af'rrs f,.
Bowie q o.. hsmrhr TJn1 .rr WIN. m.
nlvl 1904 Book, Ari7, dt g. -'lary Smith.
We. lasion il.Hp.rai county Afl.a Jlsecf
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
CLOTHING

Bua, bIa-s, dfeas and frees ooai,. hlaeE and
laDey eassras'e aIuls, cashmere. s1tan. white
aid asu1I Har ziJHkfalz With iiae assortment
f 90 4f..ttr
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
EODTS nv NLLnrs-

sAprdor ea.f rcwed b15i', hrav, calf perrsJ
loor, boavy cdN Nsppltou bro,s, heavy mud
pao's, heavy Zip hoois, men aud boss kp and
rus.cit braTala, laaiea aud children shoes.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
din Isl.

IfgfliE under. rrl tsa5am Do a-nara a. II
9 peH1I# owning land ia IHs State eI 1Iz.
al IFu and ArfKs y, g an Agrui "a ze'I IHnd#.
! 10 IHy t#saaI fad#sm lsud# u of ttxHE, facsHl
8 cd p iaE# ia.rHHi los IN Hsailan i ihequal.
ily.zuzfua iaraI IzaHi#s aud iiae uf llna=.
~ - HaH q The - 4l stai#f af an other
laHae.s connected with
EEHERaE lind AFETeY.
flau moo tan twenty HFafz 0f rxi#ua.a
ngHe1uala aHagalIau#. .u IHr taHu a fHlefisf#
AlzU.si aaI iian BE Practical experience lIs
Dr. bad IN Ind mHllgis. having been a hfsa
aaEHTeI lluas Ia bill 81 tie SEaifz iolafr uaml d
log mn aals 81 Ia g#ats pa,i. haz afforded linn
~ zsaH3ln. .i=IH#lyt IN azIrl#I8a 10 { e err
it - IN HiHHIrisi 90 auIaIfo lhanor q
hH#H .a#H r u #iHst is HHraz#liE 10 b. known.
af'E ia II 'IH1i.lg To iAe Interests u all
IL HH7 asy eH1.Ia iHsir hu.iias. 10 his ma.
|as##az= va hs iHHIeHH Hsuefs hini.aIf thai
sii a aH'e q g.fa euiife "A. meiian 10 ail
'.AH, - - Ialsntsu ia nuke - aHzassfs
ei atHst uni5H ans circumstance. Il will be
eff r thzt O. I WHO commit iheif business 10 hi4
tafsi VI ueeomPsnt then orlefs With alic'aHt
aiasiiui ai east u meet a'l lslHrtmeals that
may be required.
iifmiiilusH m1S - ula'e .rtf1s fIFt II tst
Fzffrsl IN nd of ~ oHFi fiaafez II Ispaz.rs ia
unE fnlFsui hanas Ia The IuialSla,az
A communication ailHsad 10 ii5wnr- &
ta y H1ks, fssHHss5Hs ofIb w II HauEza.
IN. haak, AH#aH#sf, aa7ias5 p WI m6ai
W ff1nH Hteutan. i accompanied fs'li 3
saIIa .al sam leeoTHf lin oxpausHB If ina ti#a.
iaa. WI II BOWERS
s,p.se,i is.Bi
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
.HnIIce a. .Eslnlitcrs.

rrytlg aas. t.i-hrI iaa rreHsi .'lp m ihr
masuil,iara oi aul nplHrI 90 s.aaal
~, IN, ,ontl.w.std 81 HFlllg,sa, y ilf' thap
r..,oer /, oceaata uy john Aai i.r %. .le1
i.ni,sF 60 mauufae'u0 Gins ~ W. moi 'm'
proved ti,ls a1i Gaish, vluut.H3 all a .i.. ll-.
[, h ri ,.gal 90 tl0 pFf lh'oas
psymr ac,uily mti s-' u'l f's '
rireb,-.s oftirbatnai DO u. tA..rf1 cue. (
q IN al asHdes fof eHgcui.ng sai" van pfo'np'
nos auI ddl.'gh, De- sP.' % ii.. n .Yii' ''
lis pubic pliromFi A-l'i'.,if '2 N'7f'! 'A'
t.ldsits mm.
=, a., s,er, III A BLOCK IL Nt.a.p-.n.
y w. ]. r. CROSBY,
Washington, D5rs3o, l5',.l-l
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
Britt's Hotel,
WASHINGTON, HEMPSTEAD co.
ARK {NgtS.

ARK iNSAS.
r 'ilB mblcrhsr bfrs 'en,c 10 inform biz friend.
md the public, th1l h,.still continues bu.i.
nrss " l.sold stand, whore he h1s suppl.,i him.
VIC with every thns Necessary for iic accom-.
hAaaii'n oiiAe travelling community m, honlf
~ rommod'ors, lhe rooms we'll arranged ioi
lain..ig' aud bis table well ,oppJcd with the hest
Dr. make. hFnrls
liH stables arr luTgr. bounuhy supBIiej yyilt
rfgyrndrr lul -i"nded by c1rchi osilars.
lie pledges himself llll noihina shall be- wnn,.
nr ou Do pi1 10 rndrr comfortable I'D who u,,y
b. pleased 10 give him call llis chargas v,ilI 4.
lsmodrfiio as tlio.o OF any other house IN ,bs
south o. an evidence Of which hr rcirn to III,
following
RULES;
nonn,ng por month, 8i05O
Boarding aud lodging per week, 3 Il
day, 2S
Single meal. %
Lodging, "
Horse feed,
Keeping man and horse all night, 81
Keeping horc pcrweek, 81
GEO o. BRIT
Wi,hiuri7p, oci 10, isi5.-7-tf
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-03
Agents fer The Telegraph.

Geafas4# Gard.
noeTaR J A#L=FuWoN aarr lp.lf.
~ tasrs 70 iae elIleaa ei ils ttuHi ol Wa=L-
.hE''a AID liuHissd rHaH4 u ihe sa.Iaus
hfausafs # NHt.fat H. u5f b. iaaHa u Cd.
haafs =rtzsFl vl'H I5afisssuaIIY at=tiz# ,zIrf
Al h.s liies II Mllfis lui.ans#. opposite Gst.
- aiofr, OF At hs late 1grprf 4 s4al ii
fesiieart
Washington. Ftls.I,it -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30
THE ROUGH AND READY

4 NNUAL. OR MILITARY SOUVENIR lhastrsIea
n with % Portraits and Engrsvinss. l2no Beautifully
bound In moroecc-price 81. List 81 embellishments
steel Plates-POrtraits of Gen. Worth. Col May, Gen.
Wool Gen. Twsss Gen Scott, Commodore Conner. Gen.
Shields
Ensrsving.- Of Fort Harrison, Battle Of oss
Chobce Gallant Action Of Capt. Thornton, Gen. Taylor
ordering May charge the Mexican Battery Death
OF Major Rnsgold, Gen. Worth al Monterey Monterey
from The Bishops Palace Battle Of Buens VISTA Desih of
Col Yell, Col May and his War Houe. leading Of the
Troops a. Vera Cruz
The progress Of the present svsntfal eentes, IN Next
has been fruitful OF romantic aud thrilling neioents-
For preceding there have occurred events In cur
history Of 40 striking and brilliant = character
The freshness and variety OF these Sketches unlike
the dresry details OF battles and seses viii recommend
them lover Of his country Here the heroic deeds
achieved by gallant army clearly described in
glowing aud eloquent worthy IL the actots and the
sections For family volume for young persons, for tho
old ard for every ths viii provo welcome present
The portraits steel the most accurate
given the public. ing mostly from orsir sketches
the engavngs wood finely executed from the spirit
ed drawings Of Devesux. Croome, and other talented
artists" u. y. 0ax-ue.
D.Ak co have also Just Published the Life Of Msjor
General Zachary Taylor With notices Of the war In New
Mexico, California ard ia Southern Mexico, and Biops
phiesl Sketches Of Officers who have dstnS them
selves in the with Mexico. BY John Frost LID
suhor OF Book Of the Army" Book OF the Navy, etc
illustrated with 100 ensrsyings | vol limo. ofa tits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30
STATUES Of Allen and Chittcndcn.

Hon. George p Marsh and ex. Governor Paine
the Committee appointed, under a resolution OF the
Vermont Legislature, TO correspond with the
sculptor, POWERS, in relation TO statues OF Ethan
Allen and Thomas Chttenden to be placed in APP
propriate inches in the State House, have made
their report TO the Governor embracing letter
to Powers and his reply. The latter we give as
bllows;
GENTLEMEN | had the pleasure to receive in due
time, your very istterng communication OF June H.
but not in for answer by the return steamer
Allow me- fret OF ALL to express my grateful thanks
fer the high distinction conferred upon me through You
nv nv native state need hardly add that fully sp-
preciae the honor and the handsome terms in which II
has been communicated to me by yourselves
To be employed by such authority upon the statues
of such men would In itself be an object worthy oil
many sacrifices and circumstances permitting no con
sidernton OF gain beyond my bare expenses would In
Huence me while estimating the price OF my LABOR Inc
desire have long felt do something Tor my naive
state IA all, In no wise sbsted but am now surround
ed by a Young family. and have many expenses and
consequently sm bound 10 turn my labor 10 ine Desi
account however reluctant may be 10 DO 90 on an DC
ca,ion like the present; and Ia making an estimate OF
the price for which could afford 10 execute Two such
statues of about eight feet in hight and In the best OF
sts,usry marble, within six years must DC euoeo oy
would be- the probable result oil my ume bestowed
upon ideal works OF which many copies may be made
from one original mode Ills not probable that should
ever be- called upon execute duplicates from the two
proposed statues, ana therefore, thust
which would yield me comparative advantages with
works from which duplicates could be made.
After mature consideration have come 10 the concu'
sion tina, ought to propose $4,000 as isir price ior
two such statues would take upon myself the respon-
sbllity of placing them shipboard at Leghorn IN
safety and have every precsuon taken to secure their
safe arrival In the United States
With the highest respect and esteem, am uenue'
men, most sincerely and truly ..,,..o.
Your obedient servant HIRAM POWERS.
Florence, July g. loi7.
The Committee say they have learned that there
exists at Montreal historical picture represent
ing striking scene in the life of Allen, and that
his portrait in the picture was painted from the lie
and recent information leads them to believe that
minute and faithful descriptions Of the persons ard
costumes of both Allen and Chittenden are still at
tainabe. We hope that Vermont will do herself
the honor and the justice to accept the offer Of her
distiDcuished son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30
,Ir. Clay and slavery.

~ az hat@aT ~ IN lF1A1ft
Ia The Tribune Of the Goth inst in reply to few
remarks OF nine, which you kindly inserted on the
10th, headed Mr. Clay and S.arery," cores
pendent Of yours who sigma himself A. B. hss put certain
questions 10 me which be wishes me to answer.
He ssys the people Of the United States divided
into three distinct classes viz Free Whites Free Col
ored and slaves II wish 10 ask Kentucky says he
TO inform th. public through The Tribrn>. which of
these three classes the Colonization Society Vas organ
lied to remove out Of the country.
The 6r,i question propounded BY A. B. can answer
without hesitation or difficulty. The Colonization soc
ETY. organized BY Of the visesi and best men
Of their dsy-the Fialsys and Cadrsls and their COM
patriots many Of whom were slsveholcer,-to remove
free p,opk Of color out Of the country I, would be
mAnfes, folly suppose they Intended to removs bond
men and bond women before they were free Their
obec, has been and continues 10 BE- 10 aid ehectusy
and manenty the entire emancipation Of Slavery from
the land That they have been the immediate instru'
eni Of freeing from bondage thousands of Slaves and
placing them In land Of freedom, will deny. II
the Colonization Society has no, been As successful In
its designs anticipated BY its founders 10 whom
shall the blame be imputed I, 10 confidently asserted
and believed BY intelligent, phsnihropists tina, Dels
ware. Maryland, Virginia, well Kentucky, would
this have been freed from the evils of Slavery had
the Northern Aboltonis been prudent and forbesrins
in their mistaken policy Of action.
VIII A. B. point out Slave that has been le-
gi,imstey freed from bondage BY the AbOitonists p
That their exerons have been crowned With some suc
cess, will not pretend 10 deny But In doing 90 has
not the decslogue been volsted This Is fruitful
theme and If pursued nigh, esd to endless eontro-
versy.
have not the data without more trouble 10 procure
than suits present occupation TO answer several 9th
questions pu, TO BY A. B. relating 10 the COLOMBIA
ton Society DO see their force. For instance, A.
asks how many Presidents has the Colonization So
clety had since lis organization p Have numbers any
Intrinsic force or bearing the subject
Il no, my object Ia the brief remarks made in the
former article which has caused the present. inquiry
from your correspondent 10 eulogse or defend the Col
onlzstion Society. The connection with Mr. Clsy's
rather incidental than otherwise.
That there Is snbisuity In the questions put by
3 there ia little doubt IL would be quite well for
him speak boldly. and say frankly what IA he IL
seeking after IL 10 very probable think that bis main
object bit At Mr. Clsy for being high officer In the
Colonization Society. and yet Stakeholder II such
be his object would ike 10 Introduce him 10 gentle
man Of Indiana . certain Mr.. Mendenhsll- PsrbEn cat
KENTUCKY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30
yEW.YORK TRIBUNE
Lnfer from Caracas.

ws,,s in receipt of FL Literal and La Prensa
.es,vp to the 25,h ut There had been more
lance, In one Of the interior Districts. A body
-, 90 the 18th ult seized conimisssry Of police
:, \, son. killing the former and paltres iipg the lat
: At srst It was reported TO consist of 200 persons,
:, .,ons military force sent out against them.
,o,snty 1t was Uncovered 20 be only ANAL party
-. who not content to wait to be liberated 10 the
..,sr,e Of law hsd away and committed this end
o,ber crimes. II Liberal urges the necessity Of
.,g.s,s a volunteer pstro through the whole eoun'
= adj The transition from Slavery to Freedom shall
-, Len accomplished.
"A deal Of complaint i made OF the smuggling Of
-. ,oaa. The exports apparently very greatly ex-
,,aoorts bat this 10 said 10 be owing solely TO
. e0Btrsbsno n-'o'
/, ryJral publishes the annual Message OF the Presi-
Chill Among other things be says tbs the state
Il M. ,,,snse is highly satisfactory. The Customs
No.. lof l.r have 40 far beon considerably lar
=, b.u hose OF the same monsbs OF 1916. lie also
e,sepesses the possibility II an extension OF tho line
.guoSesn Steamers to Montevldeo through the Straits
Of MAGELLAN to Valparaiso and anticipates from Il the
~ sors.quences to the prosperity of tho country.
Dsss from Bogota had been received up to August %
hn Quito to July 20, and from Lima 10 June e. seri
a aHcuties bad occurred between Peru and Bolivia
ne alter maintains that Peruvian citizens of dstinc
have been attempting 70 produce revolution In Ia
,,.oy The former complains Of the violation of its
yory BY Bolivian forces and OF the expulsion of II,
,olomstic sgenG Both Republics have called extrsor
nary SESSIONS Of their respective Congresses.
n Ecuador all 10 going on we'll
yewGrsnsds 10 advancing In the course OF progress
Win view 10 render perfect the relations OF tia,
.,ury With the Government Of the United s,aies Gen
,Sro A Herrsn has beeu named Envoy Extraordinary
nd Minister PenipOtentisry, and Senior Cerbeleon Pin
,o Secretary of Legation. Gen. Herrsn will briug bis
,uly with him 10 this country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30
An Atrocious Murder

Was perpetrated in Ann-st. about A. NJ. yesterday
morning. The facts AS far as we have been able to
cam them are that at quarter past yesterday
morning Mr. ALEXANDER H. NELL, house and sign
painter at 43 Ann st. was found in the back room
Obi. shop Ia state OF inseDsbility, with a severe
confusion extending from central part of the skull
osn the right side OF the face to the corner of the
mouth and the brain protruding from the wound
BY his side was found an iron bar four feet long,
and one and half inches wide, with the end Gov
cred with blood. doubtless the instrument with
which the blow was struck. He is said TO have
been man Of general good character and DISPOSE
ton aud no cause can be assigned for the outrage,
other than to malicious revenge on the part of the
perpetrator who cannot be found
Suspicion, however, we understand rests upon an
apprentice of MIR. n a young man about ls or 20
yssn Of age, who was the last person seen about
he premises previous to the discovery OF the muir
ds He was from Philadelphia, and about five or
zen minutes before the discovery of the outrage,
VA seen walking leisurely up William-st There
report in the street that he had threatened the
lie Of Mr. N. in consequence OF not being able to
os,sin his wages, but we could not trace it to any
siable source We understand that officers arein
pznui, Of him.
Mr. Neil, we understand, is a man about 80 or
Is years Of age and has left wife and two child
',n TO bew all his loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-30
CLOTHIN0, 40.
DEvLINS' CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
No. 80 John.st corner Of Nassau.

DENLINS CLOTHING WAhEhOUSE,
No. 80 John.st. corner OF Nassau
TIVE SUBSCRIBERS are prepared with mssf srtss-
! sps aud sel<ct stock OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTh
mo- which they respectfully invite the attention Of
wHoLEsA and sErAIL buyers
They have on hand and ia process Of manufacture
UPWARDS or FIFTEEN THOUSAND 0ARMENrSii
which they guarantee Be made with oil the elegance
and durability Of the CUSTOM wosk Of the most tSh
ionsble houses In the United states. and ct prices
NEARLY ONE aALT LESlf
And this together WITH THE CASH rsrtN. forms the sEeN
secret Of their most FLArrERIse SUCCESS
Their stock Of French, English, German and American
CLorHs, CAsslsEREs, VEsriscs, BEAvGRs, TwEgos. he
H. they TO assert, the LAReGsr and sEsf So
LEcrED tot any similar establishmentl In New York
Their woRK MADE TO oRDsR they GUARANTEE equal 70
ths made the noted merchant taors Of Tn CITY.
but at prices spending with
THgfs CHEAP CASH SYSTEM
For every department they have secured the services Of
the best CUTTERS and WORKMEN rHs CITY AfToaDs.
TERAs CASH os NO DELIVERY.
DANIEL J. DEVLtN,
oil lmsodiss4tW IS John-st cor Nasssu