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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
Asthma Cured by Jayne'S EYpcctOrant,

Lambertville, N. j. pr 27, 1914.
DIR. Jayne-Dear SIr-By the blessing of God. YOUR
ExpectUrant has effected a cure in of u most dis
trcssng complaint. In December last. | was seized
with great severity Oy paroxysm of ASTHMA; II
disease with which had been cted for many years
past. 1t attended w III hoarseness and soreness
Of the lungs and throat, together with laborous
cough, and complete Prostraton of strength, and
out with suttocdton, when a bottle of your Ex-
pcctorant sent to my house. AT first | thought
1t was nothing but quackery, but seeing it SO
highly recommended by DR.. Going, with whom | was
well acquainted, was induced to try it, and in few
days it completely cured me- nor have ever had any
return OF the disease since. have formed so
high opinion oil your medicine, that if had but a
few bottles of it, and could obtain no more, would
not part with them for ten dollars each.
john SEGER.
Pusinr of iln Z. LIST Church al LamherIYilIe n L
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
An Important Cure by DR.. Jayne's Alternative.

An Important Cure by DIR. Jayne's Alternative.
u-WE have been informed by Mrs. Mahan, "a
grand dauther Of old Gen Wayne) that she suffered
Goitrous Tumor, which besides great delormy. pro-
duced both difficulty OF deg!utton, and OF breathing
Indeed, she says the upon the wind was
so great as to prevent her from sleeping in rccum
bent position. and often sufocation appeared inevita
ble She also laboured under severe indisPositon
from LIVER COMPLAINT and JAUNDCE, with horrible
train Of nervous affections. for which she used DR..
JAYNEs ALrERArIvE, which she took regularly for six
or seven weeks with doses of his Sanative
Pills, and her general health thereby completely
rs-estabshed, and now perceiving some diminution
in the size the Gotrous Tumor, she encouraged
to persevere in the of the ALTERAvE, utl every
vestge of the painful Tumor was entirely removed.
We cannot speak too highly of this important pre-
paration of Dr. jayne and for the sake of suffering
humanity, hope that it may become more generally
known.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
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F. ON the Philqdciyhia Ledger.

f. ON the PhHQdeiphia Ledger.
READ TLlIS!-Last week, understand
was great week for the snIo Of DR.. Jackson
Pile Embrocaton Such is its reputation, thu
travellers from all sections Of the country, where
the medicine is not for sale, on arriving at this
city. either want il themselves or have orders from
their friends: Probably no medicine ever Offered
to the public has effected many cures, and sole
so rapidly, as the Embrocation. Call and heal
what it has done for those "Ao had given up al
hope!
The following is from Physician of mucl
eminence in the CITY:
DIR. n. JACkSON-Sir: perceive by nj
advertisement in the Ledger, that DR.. Jayne ha'
some of your valuable Pile Embrocaion for sale
have used it myself, and have been cured, anc
my opinion Of it is so favorable, that | now ad
wise my patients TO use it, as the only sure rene
dy. For sale by,
STEVENSON g. BELL.
23-3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

son who is of the following description, about
feet IL inches high, 26 OF ~ years old, is
rather OF Il copper color, wears a smiling coun-
tenance and is prusant spoken.
lio runaway from the residence Of the sub
scrbcr on the l9h March. and had been hiring
on il steamboat on the river, wns taken up and
put III the johnson county jail on the S.h May,
and there remained nntII the 18th inst. On thai
night. tho Jall was entered bv some villain. and
the negro who WAS fastened 10 tho floor in tho
upper room by log choin was released from his
Imprisonment, ami carried oil.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
NERDrGRlS. CREEK NATION. }
July IL, lo41.

Dear Clarke:
! Sometime since saw in your valuable paper.
communication relative to Gillis Doyle, the boy
no was once ransomed from the Comanches;-
which your correspondent expressed some
bars as 10 his then situation: however | am now
bic to inform Won of his locnlitv. or rather of
be people win whom he Is associated.
| Mr.. Rider Fields, an intelligent Cherokee, q
ew days since returned from the Salt Plains
here he saw Gillis; who informed him of his
shaps &C., in not reaching the settlements in
is late attempt to get away from the Comanches.
On his way in, after travelling sometime as he
rs directed by Mr.. Cbsc!m he lost his way,
came bewilde:ed,-and wandering about, fell
with hunting party of Comanches, who re-
plured and took him back to the main bod y.
bey deliberated sometime whether he should be
led or not; but finally consented to give him
chance: but believing he would continue to be
contented (good God, who would not in such
|nds) they thought the safest plan would be 10
eii OUT" and therefore when they mot the
ages-lhey "swopped" him off. And what is
psI notifying Ito GIllisl to reate,-from his
int Of love 10 them, his ATTEMPTS to escape, &C..
was so reduced in value, that they only asked
blanket and poor pony;-which was given
the Osages, with whom he will come in, in
course OF month.
Yours. &C., o. P.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
HOPPING COUGH AND GROUP.


r PPARESTs.-JAY.E's ExPECroRAsT, is without ex.
ion the most valuable preparation in use, for the
diseases. 1t converts Hopping Cough into a
and tractable disease, and sh ems its duration
Than one half, and produces a certain and speedy
Cery. From half to one tea spoonful, will eer
cure Group IN infants and young children, in
az hours time. The lives ofhundreds of ch ildren
oe saved annually, by always keeping it on hand
ior every emergency
BOWEL AND SUMNER COMPLAINT.
JAYNE, No. South THIRD Street, is willing
uafantee that his CARMINATIvE BALsAM will cure
1hea, Coles, Cramps, Gripping Pains, Cholera
pus, Summer Complaint, and other arrangements
e Stomach and Bowels, in NINETY nine cases out
hundred, and in less than half the time than can
nec'ed BY any other means.
Is extremely pleasant. and children are fond of
Is equally as efectual for adults as children,
when the directions are followed, and a cure ia
fnected, the money will be cheerfully returned. .
rs and 50 cts. a bottle
ANOTHER PHYSICIANS OPINION.
ee following additional testimony in fayour NJ
SJAYhEs MEDIciNEs has recently been receivcd
physician of high standing in Lau derdale Co,
under date of August 8, 1886.
pr. ID. Jayne-Dear Sir-I am intimately ac.
nleo with some of your preparations, and can
recommend them. Your Expectorant and Car.
uVe balsam lave used extensively in nv own
.,ce, and state unhesitatingly that have used
ucle, or combination of medicines, that have
answered :he purpose for which thew were ure.
saan the above. &c.
W. w. JOHNSON, M. D.
Lauderdals Co., Miss"
AZ .y only BY DR.. D. Jayne. Philadelphia. and
agency BY STEVENSON g. BELL.
Druggists.
ke Msin St., Van Buren,, Arks.
may no mad the AMERICAN HAIE DYE, warranted
! a. w;,h an 70 beautiful Auburn or perfectly
without staining or irritating the skin.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
Pastor of the Baptist Church at Lambertville,
NO EXCUSE FOR A BALD HEAD.

From the SOmerVlIIe, N, J. ing.
Some time since called upon Mr.. 7. Mason, of Som
erve. for DR. JAyHE's celebrated Hair Tonic,
store my harr which then falling out daily.
procured bottle, and applied its contents according
to the directions When the bottle was cxhaused,
discovered Ey great surprise and satisfaction, that
the Young Hair starting handsomely; therefore
purcha another and till had used three bot
ties and now, d compensation, my hair is thick
And what is more surprising, my bal dness not
stoned by sickness, which there greater
hope Of restoration--but was hereditary.
JAS. O. ROGERS, Methodist Minister,
Mount Horeb, Somerset Co, N. j.
Prepared only by Dr. d. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold agency by
STEVENSON & BELL, Druggists,
Van Bnren Ark s..
And w. II. 4 NJ. MAYERS, Druggists.
Fort Smith, Ark =
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
Paints, &c.

I AMPBLACK, Venetian red, Red lead. White
"a lead, Chrome Green, do. in Oil, Chrome yellow,
VI. million, Umber, Terra dc Sienna, Ivory black
l,tharge, Black lead. yellow Ochre, Rotten Stone,
Pumicc Stone. Putty, Verdigris. Spanish Brown
Sand paper Whiting. Gum Shellac, &C., &C.,
Rec and for sale by
STEVENSON & BELL,
July 10Th, IS47. Drngg;s,a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
WORMS! WORMS. WORMS.

To remove those troublesome and dangerous inhab-
itants of the stomach and bowels. which sften i'm
pair the health and destroy the lives Of Children use
J.YsE's ToNIc VERaIFUGE, certain and safe prepara-
tion for the removal of the various kinds OF
dyspepsia, stomach. want Of appetite. infante
fever and ague. and debility Of the stomach and bow
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
VS.. SUPPLEMENTAL BILL IN CHANcERy.

vs.. SUPPLEMENTAL BILL IN CHANcERY.
MUrmaduke n. Jrflreys, Jones Cook, Harriet
Freeman, Bryan ii. Freeman. Amanda q.
Freeman. Joab Durham, Samuel D. Strayhorn,
James White, George w. Key, aud Mary, his
wifi, John Ledbeitcr, Thomas Ledbetter Hem
ry Ledoettcr. Frances Ledbe.ler, Rufus Led
better and JAMS Suiter, as administrators of
the estate Of " lie Ledbelter, deceased, Defend
ants.
q ZONES the complainant BY solicitor, and hav-
" ing heretofore flied his original and supple
mental Bill Of COM pIalnt in this cause for the
recovery of negro woman, Penny, and her sew
en- children, their hire and services-the obec, of
the latter Bill Is also 10 enable the compla nant
10 Introduce secondary evidence Of the ma rriage
contract or settlement upon which the complain
ant bases his title 10 said negroes-and it farther
appearing from the affidavit Of the compa nunt
that the said Marmadake N. Jeffreys, Jones Cook,
Harriet Freeman, Bryan H. Freeman. and A :
manda q. Freeman non residents of this State;
il is therefore ordered that they be notified of the
pcndcncy Of this suit by two successive weekly
insertions Of !hls order ia the Van Buren, luclll-
genCGr, the last Insertion TO be least four weeks
before first d,y Of tac next term Of this court, to
be aud appear the frs. day Of the next term
Of this court, at u Court to be begun and holden
at the Court House, III the town OF CarksvllIe, in
the county Of Johnson, and State of Arkansas, on
the 30th day of August. A. d. lS47 and plead
answer or damur to sad Bill, or the same will be
ingIy.
y true copy from the record.
Attest,
AUGUSTUS NJ. WARD, Clerk
PAsCHAL LINTON, Solicitors.
JuIy II, 1917. 23-2w. Prs fee 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
TERMS OF THE STANDARD.

The "STANDARD" will be published about the
first Of August, on large imperial sheet. with a
complete assortment of new materials, at the rate
Of three dollars in advance year, or four at the
expiration of the year. The charge Of advertis.
ing and other particulars will be published in the
"SrANDARD." A liberal patronage is respectfully
solicited. A. s. GREGORY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
New Goods.

W. II. & NJ MAYERS, Fo,t Smith,
HAVE just reed per Steamer No. S, a general as
L i sortment Of Drugs Groceries and Varieties such
as Fruits and Spices fall kinds, Sugnr Coffee Cheese
butter and water Crackers, Syrups Preserves Rasns
Lemons, Almonds. Candies, Pickles, Teas, DC, TO.
July 3. lS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
From the Albany Argus.


Another remarkable cure of DeatCess, per.
formed by Scarpa's Acoustic Ol, in this city
Let the case speak for itself.
Albany, Feb. 22d, 1871.
Mr.. Guthrie. 4 Stanwix Hall, Maiden Lane
Dear sir:-l owe you an immense debt of graft.
Iude for inducing me 10 Try ScarPa's Compound
Acoustic Oil. | had been very deaf for eight
years this winter. that could not hear converse.
IOn with an ear trumpet, without the voice being
much d. have been using the OIL about SIN
weeks in one ear that was far the worst, and with
which was almost totally deaf, and | am happy
10 inform you that can hear ordinary con.
,ersa,ion withou: the trumpet. feel that would
like 10 inform the whole deaf community of the
astonishing effect of the above medicine. shul
be pleased to See any person WHO may desire :,
cali upon me, to make inquiries concerning my
case. Yours, &c. JOHN DAVIS,
No. 81 Dean street.
For sale by STEVENSON T. BELL.
Ian Burcn, Ark's. 233w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
PASCHAL & OGDEN.
AT TOR NEYS AT LAW .
VAN BIIRHA6 AnHA ana

addition to their regular business. they are pre-.
l. pared to attend to SOLDIERS and other claim,
against the Government-to make advances on The
'ormer; and to have prompt attention given to any
matter OF professional business in Western Texas.
July Goth, lS47. oa.I
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
800

MORE will be given for the apprehension and
delivery. AT either place above named, of the
scoundrel, who is, no doubt, a white man. who
committed ;hs deed, as it is the undersgned,s in.
tenIion TO bring such a scoundrel TO justice.
HENRY BOROUGH.
Noun Hd, Ark'S, July Is, lS47. 23-4w
1I-ihe Springfield Democrat will insert the above
times, and fUrw ward the the Office of the
"Arkansas IntelIigenccr" The Little Rock Gazette
will also publish the same, and forward the &C ccount
TO Mount Ida.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

els and organs OF digestion. 1t is without exception
one OF the most valuable preparations in the world
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by
STEVENSON g. BELL,
Druggists, Van Buren,, Ark E
And w. H. & MAYERS,
Fort Smith.
July 10, ls47
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
Medicines.

medicines.
pLuE Mass; Calomel; Sulphate of Ouin;ne. Cam.
- Phor; Cream of Tartar, Carb. Soda, ChumomiIe
ho"ers' EPSON salts, Iodine, lodides of Potassium
mercury and iron, Lunar caustc. Ipecacuanha Jalap
SuIPhate and acetate of phine mcrcuria oin,ment
oils Of kinds Quicksilver Seidtz and soda
powders; with many other Medicines, making our
stock on hand con- plctc
Received fresh and for sale bv
STEVENSON L. BELL,
Druggists.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
$500 Reward.

TWO HUNDRED DOL
LARS reward vii be given
by the Undersigned, for the
apprehension and delivery
10 him, al his residence in
Montgomery county, or TO
the Srrld Of johnson co. .
his negro mum AMBER.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS,

make preparations for Barbecue, 10 be
fn to our returning Volunteers
WIN. RUSSELL. Chairman.
JACKSON WHITE, GEO. W. KNOX,
u. Z. PRICE, JAMES SHEpHErD,
JOSIAH FOSTER, GEO. W. CLARKE.
N. Caps. J. A. DIBBRELL,
WIN. STEWARD, JOSEPH Bryant,
SANL. l.. GRIFFITH, JAS. G. STEVENSON,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
Dyc StufGs.

< F. INDIGO, Mndder, Copperas. Coch meal, An
-. natto. Oil OF Vitriol, Log wood Eutgalls Sal am
moniac, Red Sanders. Received and for sale by
STEVENSON & BELL, Druggists
Van Buren,, July 10, ls47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
Taxes! Taxes!

GNTIZENS, one and all, prepare to pay your
" TAXES. have just received the Tax Book
for this year, and shaII soon give you call, and
trust you will not put me to the trouble OF calling
twice. !, is easier for each Of you to raise a
small amount than for me 10 advance a large one.
JOHN CARNALL, ShG.
Fort Smith, July 10, lS47. 23-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
STATE OF ARKANSAS

COUNTY OF JOHNSON.
In the johnson Circuit Court on the Chancery side
thereof, in racafiOn, on tie lOM July. Il. d. 1917.
William q. Freeman, Complainant,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
GtAMPHOR, Kreo,o,.
~ Caomel, Essential Oil
A,coho- Otto Rose,
Aiops' Cream Tartar,
Ct.Lc se'd' Camo Flowers,
SuFo nmonls' lodi Iron,
Pulv. Cubebs, Iodine
Sup. Curb Soda, Citric acid
Qulhlnc, Iancarinds,
SPtS Nnre' Dovers Powders,
SCP's, amm"na' a Tart. acid, &c. &c.
w. II. j. NJ. MAYERS,
July 3, 1877. Fort Sn,;,b
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

|CWAYNE's EXTRACT OF WILD CHERRY. for
- sale BY (Msy %, 47) WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
WAREHOUSE OF
PRlNT rs ONLY.
NO. Sc CEDAR STREET,
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.,
lLGE ,LSTiYI LgTiYIRPplMHb HgS { plMHbs5s, & LIEF,
Occupy the spacious FIVE STORY WARE.
HOUSE, No Sc CEDAR STREET,-,he whole
Of which is devoted to the exhibition and sale Of
the Single Article of
Printed Calicoes.
Their presen, Stock consists of nearly
One Thousand Packages,
Embracing some THOUSANDS of different pat,
terms and colorings, and comprising every thing
desirable in the line, FOREIGN and DOMES,
TIC.
All of which are offered for sale for cash, or
satisfactory credit, at the LoueSt Prices, by the
PIECE OR PACKAGE.
New Styles are received almost every day, amp
many Of them are got up for oar own sales, and
not to be found elsewhere.
OF Printed lists of prices, corrected from day
to day, with every variation of tho market, are
placed in the hands Of buyers.
Merchants will be able TO form some idea of the
extent and variety of our assortment when we
state, that tie value Of our usual stock of this
Ont article, is at least twice the value Of the en-
tire stock Of dry goods usually kept by our larg-
est wholesale jobbers. This fact, together with
the fact, that means and our attention, in.
stead Of being divided among vast variety of
articles, devoted whoeIy to one, will render
the advantages which we can offer to dealers per-
tectIy obvious; and il shall bo our ca that none
who visit our establishment shall meet with any
disappointment.
Our assortment is complete a. all seasons of the
year.
LEE, JUDSON g. LEE.
P. S.-B. F. LEE, formerly of the firm of
Lord & Lees and late senior partner in the ori-
ginal firm Of Lee & Brewster, from which con-
nection he withdrew some time ago, hns resumed
business in connection with Messrs. Lee. Judson
and Lee. under the firm of LEE, JUDSON &
LEE, and he ventures TO assure his friend and
the public, that the new firm will maintain the
same prc-eminence in this branch of the trade.
which formerly distinguished the other two hous-
es to which he belonged.
2S-ly
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
A Farm for sale.
VALUABLE BOOKS FOR SALE.

VALUABLE BOOKS FOR SALE.
NE LII be sold al the residence Of DR.. J.. d.
McGee. in the town of Van Buren, on
Tuesday the 3d day of August next, it being tho
second day of our Angus; Court, the entire IigRA.
RY of the late Judge Butes. consisting Of mum.
Der of Standard works on Lqw History, Politics.
5-c DC.
TEEMs-All amounts under SIS, cash-and all
over that amount, in Notes with approved securi-
~, payable on tho lst January, 1913.
ELIZABETH W. BATES.
Admr'r. Of the estate of
James w. Bates, decd.
July Q, lS47. 22-3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24

SCOTT, WHITE & co.
ARE receiving addition their
found the list articles bcowhey feel assured that they offer
them exchange
Barter fair They hope that their old the public
generally, will them
DRY GOODS.
FANCY high ced N.
eambI Patterson checks, coating,
packs pins Farms dI
anton flannel table cloths Dix
coors
ei
o'esN brown holland H cr blue plaid
III q T. q ware
niunis
owBp,
strings Jack Chains Scissors persoo cons hFI % on" pns ] & & oa %
Boots and Shoes
chidrs leather R.
brnns pggd youths
e. occries.
RocHELE CoGNC PEACH BRANDY JAuAA RUM
Malaga Lisbon OIL
rice OWNS s Hbcco Mier n Iou H e. v D0as o"a'
Colorado
GLASSWARE,
fanio gallo pntF by
l. by IA and l. by Is window
QUEENSWARE
Painted Teas n: TwNaer lc Bowls, n
IRON CASTINGS
Assorted bar round and Shovel
h@hes o'ns Sn"s Pots, DC e..
Van Buren, July H. lsi7
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-07-24
SCOTT, WHITE & co.

ARE valuable addition their former STocK
found in the list of articles bowhey feel assured that they
them the best and will exchange
Barter fair rate They hope that their old and the
generally, will give them a CALL.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-28
Weekly Receipts.

J Rowell, G Joy, S Hutchins, R D Munson,
S Taylor, ] Black, SNcLintock, C Collins, 81 so
each; A Churchill, w Fiske, 81 90 each; J
Hlnckley, II Cambell, S Holmes, P Bucks, S
S Barlow 75c each II Mcintyre, 25c; II East
man 72cj w Hill, 5000 Mr.. Hurd, $500 J
Fuller ID, $500.
/ Pomeroy, Harriet N Herrick, w. Barrett,
s Strickland, n Swallow, A Story, A Houghton,
! Savage, J VIM, J S Perkins w Mansfield, C
Washburn, A Croker, J Mackenzie, + Grow, J
B Royce Logan and Powers, A Winslow, D Russ,
P Headley, s 7 Gallup, G H Mason, ] Simons,
A Stowell, S Samson, II S Gates, II II Huntley,
4 Tewksbury, w Ashley, w M Spooner, G P
Cable, 81 l-2c each; S Williams G Lamson, II
B Cady, W Tewsbury, w G Lawrence, S S
Merrill, S Paul, S Conant, l. Harrington, W
Douglass, G q N Perkins, Lull e. Whitaker, {
Virgins, Perkins & Murray, J Hale, 75c each
L Taylor, S Blanchard, Ransom g. Clarke, A
Colston, $3.50 each %Jaquith, 8I,67; ] John
son, Sl,75 P B Smith, SOC; L c Hammond
30 cents. Parker, Ell Russell, n Blood, A
Dayis,N lIoysington, 81 I-2c each.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-28

GEN. SCOTT IN PEACEFUL POSSES.
SION OF THE CITY OF MEPICO.


New York, Wednesday, Oct 20, 2 o'clock P. M.
By an arrival at New Orleans, accounts from the
city of Mexico to the 28th Sept, and Vera Cruz to the
list Oct, have been received and are published in the
Express this morning. The advices from the city OF
Mexico are said to have been brought to Vera Cruz
by the British Courier.
The Vera Cruz papers say positively, that dates from
me city OF Mexico to the % ut, represent affairs at
the capital to be in a state of perfect tranquility.
Gen Scott had peaceful possession OF the capital and
was organizing a civil government. He had establish
ed an ayuntamiento, and six hundred policemen to pro-
tect the peace of the city. The ayuntamiento union
is supported by the army.
The account of Scots partial defeat by the Leperos
are reiterated also Santa Annas countermarch, and
subsequently the |skirmishes and his final withdrawal
from the capital.
1t was said that confidence had been completely re-
stored at the capital, and all the commercial establish
llshments r%e-opened.
The American flag was floating over the National
Palace.
General Quitman had been appointed civil and mil
itary governor.
Thrty-siX more prisoners, taken by Americans, had
been condemned to death.
Santa Anna had actually resigned the Presidency.
and Pena had been appointed in his place.
The latest accounts say that the Mexicans had been
dispersed from Guadalupe.
The Mexican prisoners Of war had been ordered to
the capital.
Santa Anna, with two thousand cavalary had formed
a junction with Urea with three thousand infantry,
and had attacked Paebla, which was suffering all The
horrors of a commandment. 1t was reported that Her
rera was about marching the Mexican Infantry to
Quaratero, 10 unite the troops of San Luis, Durango,
Zacatecas and Guadalaxara.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-28

FIRE. We learn that the barn with its contents
of s. B, Mattocks, Esq, of Danville, was burn
ed about 4 o'clock on Thursday morning last
Loss from $500 to $500. Cause-oshes had
been thrO~n into the gard the day before,
The Washington correspondent of the Jour.
nal Of Commerce says that the boundary offered
to the MeXicans by Mr.. Trist, would have given
US nearly haf the territory Of WericO,
More Missionaries for Chiaa-Two mission.
aries Rev. Messrs. Maclay and Hickok, are tt
depart from New York to Hong Kong, China
under the patronage of the Methodist church.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-10-28

.Ntp Railroad Project. We understand that a pc
titjon will be presented to the Legislature, asking for a
charter for a railroad from some point on the Contra
road near Waterbury, through or near the f~ourishing
villages of Stowe, Morrisville, Hydepark, Johnson
Watervilie, Jellersonville, Cambridge and Fairfax, tc
some point on the Vermont and Canada road near OF
south Of St. Adams village.
We are told that the route is perfectly feasible, witt
light grades, and besides passing through one of the
most hourshing parts of the state, will shorten the
main route from Boston to Ogdensburgh several miles
IS .4l1anS MESSENGER.