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WORCESTER, IS. 3
To ZELEK DARLING, OF Sutten in said County, gentle
man, Assignee of The joint and separate Estates of
JOHN M PARKHURST and WILLIAM CROKER,
of Milford, in said County, traders, and partners under
the firm off, ii. Parkhurst & Co., insovent Debtors
Greeting.
VOU hereby required TO give notice that the third
meeting of the creditors of sad Parkhurst Crock
err and each of them, will be holden the office of
Newton q Chaplin in Worcester, in said County on the
thirty first day Of March inst, O'Clock in the
noon when and where he said creditors may prove fur
Their debts against the said Parkhurst d Crocker and
each OF them and show cause why certificate of dis
charge shall not be granted to them, and you will also
settle account and dividend will be ordered.
you will this notice by publishing aiesed copy
OF this order in the Daily Spy, newspaper printed at
Worcester aforesaid. six times before the day said
meeting, and by forwarding like copy by mail or other
wise TO each of the known creditors of said Pakhurs e.
Croker, and each of them. And you make return
of this order with dongs thereon the time and
place of SAID meeting.
HENRY CHAPLIN,
true copy. Master in ChanceTy.
d6t Attest ZELEK DARLING Assian nee
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STORE TO LET.

49, THE subscriber offers LET for one or more
MIisf Il years, his STORE in the Centre yillege Of
0A LANCASTER 1t is an old stand and probably OF
the hest locations for trade In Worcester County, Posses.
sion given forthwith
Also-TO LET, two very pleasant ROOMS in the Sec
ond story over said Sore which for several years
been occupied TAILoR's SHOP they excellent
stand for good workman in that business
small assortment OF DRUGS ana MEDICINES, with
Gases, Drawers, &c. may be had the Store fdesir-
ed. JOSEPH w. HUNTINGDON
Lancaster, Sept. l. dwistf IS
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GREAT SALE OF WOOD & TIMBER,
Water Privilege, Pasture Land, &c.
IIIpIJDu
IN MILLBURY.

an THU SDAY, MARCH 18th. at ten
~ O'Clock 4. M on the premises, Che WAIT FARM so
caled near me Lower ractores ~ MIlbury will be sold
~ Of Land. There large Chestnut White Oak
and Walnut Tees, valuable for timber and great guam
tity Of good wood for ue and being wthH half mile of
tie Villages and factories, where wood commands the
hghes price, the sale will afford chance for those
Nho wish supply themselves with wood and timber.
There Will also he sold valuable WATER PRIvl-
LEGE with several acres Of Lend and is well worthy the
attention Of the capitalist well those who would like
TO engage in business where Water Power is requisite
There will also be sold several OF good PASTURE
and TILLAGE LAND.
Also, several acres of MOVING LAND, covered with
good sized Apple Trees.
All will positively be sold to the highest bidderno
serve whatever. Terms favorable, and made known at
sale. T., w. d C. p. BANCROFT
March 8, 1917. 3wlw11 Auctioneers.
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The Waohusett House to Let.

ia GIlUATED in the centre of the town of Prince
1a ~ ton and from its elevated situation, is much re-
atA sorted TO in summer board well as BY tran
sent visitors TO the mountain. The buildings are in toer
able repairi and good Farm 80 acres VIII be rented
with the place. Possession given Apr LIST. For further
particulars please inquire of WARD N. BOYLsTON.
Princeton, March 8. d4twtfle
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FOR SALE.

70 a LOT OF LAND, containing about ten
.=ssse y acres four of which covered with fine
growth OF Wood pleasantly situated UPON the eide
Chandler HUI in Worcester having delightful view of the
village and within five minutes walk of the Court Houses.
Also-For sale valuable second hand CHASE and
HARNESS. ARTEMAS WARN
Worcesler, March 8. dwlO* Lincnln Street
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FIVE DWELLING HOUSES
IN WORCESTER TO BE SOLD AT

AUCTION.
Ira ON SATURDAY, March Is, at 2 o'clock PM, at
f..aN " Office, will be sold that valuable Real Estate
dS situated the south side of Exchange street,
tending from Engine House eastely The Land of Lewis
Bgelow with FIVE DWELLING HOUSES, SHOP,
and new BARN The same.
II said Estate will be sod subject membranes of
S23O0 and The WIDOW CYRUS SToCKwELLs right of dow
en- Terms made known al The time and place Of SALE
T. w. d {. P. BANCROFT.
Worcester, March 10. d4lwI
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TEETH BEAUTIFIED.

The subscriber informs the public and the LADIES in
particular that he is enabled by NEW METHOD, to
cleanse Teeth give them all the beauty Of which
they are capable, and to leave them in such stale
easily TO be kept in order by the individuals themselves
o H. BLOOD.
Teeth Extracted with very little Pain.
The subscriber also gives notice that he is NOT using
the "Anodyne Vapor' in the operation of extracting teeth.
o. II BLOOD.
N B. For sale, superior apparatus for administering
the XanOr. Worcester ian 20
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THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

No. So State-street, Hartford, Conn.,,
With sound and drdiiabte Capital ~ $3.50, 900.
OFFER their protection agains. loss damage By fire 10
~ the citizens Of Worcester and It's vicinity II insures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills on the most favorable
terms.
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarer
ceniuryits reputation for liberal adjustment, and lis
psomp,itode in paying losses, well known and ests5
iIahed. THOMAS K BRACE p, esfdcnt
SIMEON l.. L0cMIs, Secretary.
Hartford, March 6, ls45 Cti
IL Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining insurance the Rb1v
Company, referred more particulars 10 A. H. BIT
LOcH, Esq. In Worcester. Mass.
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Teeth Removed without Pain

The use of the LETHEoN, Tor Anodyne VapOr)
IN Dentistry is exclusively granted by the Paenee the
Dentists of two offices in this town.
BISHOP ~ HARRIS, who have used ii so sue
cessuly since its ntroducon would invite those desiring
TO rid themselves of Troublesome teeth, without suffering
to call at their office where all operations in Dentistry
carefully and sktlly performed on reasonable terms.
d30 Rooms I5l Main-street
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers under the firm Of PRICE & HART
4 WELL having leased the Room In Heyu0od's Build
ing Central street heretofore occupied by Geo c. TAFT
Copying Press Manufacturer would respectfully inform
business men generally that they prepared do JOB
BlNG in the Machinist line, IRON PLANNING included,
al short notice. CHARLES +. PRICE.
sAM'L N. HARTWELL.
Worcester, Jan II, ls47. dwSm2
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FOR COUGHS. COLDS. and aIl diseases Of

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, and all Diseases of
The LUNGS, the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
will be found truly valuable, ard highly ecaci0us-
article, can he shown from The most uEquesonahle
horty OF Physicians and those who have used during
the last Ii 20 years. Indeed its reputation well
established that has become standard family medicine
None genuine unless signed VIM SoN;N CUTLER.
REED CUTLER, BOSTON,. (lafe Reed, Wing
Cuter Projectors For sale by Druggists Apothecares
aud Country Merchants generally in Worce by j.
GREEN s. Co Price SO cts en- Dec IL.
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Young Ladies School,

Young Ladies' School.
MISS FRANCES w. ALLEN continues her school
!VItor Young Ladies Paines Block, nearly opposite
the United States Hotel.
instruction given in the usual English branches and
in the aiin and French languages. Terms OF tuition IS
and 81 per quarter
Pupils will he admitted any time without regard to
The commencement OF the School Term.
March TO-
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A Pleasant Situation for Sale,

II I AUc5cA4LG D4GudI1UI 1Ul DdI6I
80 FINHE beautiful Estate situated in the east pa of
EInTh Central Village in Uxbrdae, recently occupied
aE1slby DIR. GEORGE WILLARD; consisting OF about ten
acres of Land, two story Dwelling House. with piazza
on two sides Barn. shed and other Out buildings There
is variety of choice Fruit Trees upon the place This
estate is within five minutes walk of the stations
the Providence and Worcester Railroad Is one OF
the desirable residences in the County Worcester.
Application may be made TO Col JOHN w CAPRoN in
Uxbrdge, to either Of the subscribers Worcester
w. o BARTLETT
JOHN G. YMAN.
Worcester, Jan Ia 647. dwstf3
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HAY CRITTERS.

'lNHE subscriber has for sale EAST BRooKFIELD,
STEVENS SPIRAL HAY or STRAW CUTTERS,
at prices from s,T t, fnesn dollars
Aso larger sizes for hand hors power from SIT TO
S26 Warranted perfect in all re poets, and equal
petirr To any Ilay Cutters in use.
Feb s, 1917 dim w2m6 FREEMAN WALKER. /
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STAIE alAXNN.

AN ACT to define the Nighttime in Criminal
Prosecutions.
Be enacted by The Senate and House Of Representa-
tiUes Gtnerd court asse5ed and by the authority of
Gts same foiotrs:
Section ]. Whenever, in any criminal prosecution,
offence alleged to have been COMMITTED The night
time The lime called nighttime shall be deemed and be
considered he the time which existed between hour
after the setting day, and before sun
Rising the day; and in all the time of
setting ana rising shall be ascerained according
in the place where the offence commit ed
Section g Tnis shall take effect from and after its
passage.
Annrnyed by Inc Goyernnr. Eeh. 9. lG41
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IHasVE6'
Approved by tine Governor, Feb. 9, le47.

AN ACT concerning the sale of Potatoes in this
Commonwealth.
Be- il enacted, &C., as JoHoDs:
In all purchases and sales Ct potatoes hereafter made
the stanford weight OF the bushel shall lie sixty poun
and che provisions Of the hundred and ninety ninth
seciion The twenty eighth chapter OF the Revised
utes n ut hereafter apply all such purchases and sales.
Approves by the Governor Feb 10, l847.
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Hale'g Pure Rubber Machine Betting,
Worcester Go. Horticultural Society,

w S@NNSSSA W. @@OA OO~@SSy'
A SPECIAL MEETING ofthe Worcester County Iior-
"A ticnltura Society will he held the Office OF Cor.
w. LINCOLN in the Old Court House, Worcester, on
Thursday the eighteenth day Of March current three
O'Clock p. M, for the purposes following:
LIST rs see il the Society will purchase, reasonable
rate the whole part If The edition OF work just pub
ished nv George Jaques under the title of Transactions
of the Worcester County Horticultural Society
3D. To whether in the purchase should be made
copy of said publication shall, not, be furnished
each member gratuitOusy.
3d. To transact any other business that may come be
fore the meeting.
This notice given in accordance with the provision
the Constitution Of the Society for The calling of special
meetings. EAM'L L. HAVEN,
Worcester, March A. ls47. dw2wl0 Rec Sec'ry.
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FOR SALE,

LOT OF LAND, situated on the corner of Main and
Jackson Streets Inquire of $ HOLT Holden, or of
D. bUFFuM, Worcester dw2w March 5.
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DIED,
In this town. Feb q. Mr. Elisha Mirick. IS.


In ibis town, Feb q, Mr. Elisha Mirck, So.
In Milford, n. H., Elizabeth r. daughter of Calvin Das
comb 20. Feb 20. Mr. sylvanus Smith 80.
In jrookline, In. Dec "a, Mr. John Hutchinson, SO
In Salem, March i ichabnd Nichols ,75-a worthy
her Of the 81 cety OF Friends, and universally believed
In Kingston, March 9Th, Rev. Zephaniah Willis Ola
graduate Harvard University the Glars Of 1878 and
Tie only survivor Of his class.
In sIockbriise March Sd, Or Thadeus Pomeroy e2-a
gradnate at Harvard University in lhe Class OF l1s6
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DRAWING.
Wanted immediately.
THURST0N & TH0MPS0NS
Central Exchange Eating House.

FEtHE SUBSCRIBERS would inform the citizens Of
Worcester and vicinity. that they have taken that well
known Temperance Stand, in the CENTRAL EXCHANGE
No. 1862, directly under the Worcester Bank formerly oc
cuped by JAMES r. PIERCE They intend accommo-
date Ladies and Gentlemen who wish procure meals
short notice. and every effort will be made the comfort
and convenience Of those who may them with call
Transient and permanent BOARDERS will be accom-
modated with the best the market affords Persons visit
ing Worcester. or attending Court, will find it for their
interest call.
The best of OYSTERS at wholesale and retail and
served up in way that is second to none.
choice supply Of FRUIT, NUTS, and CONNECTION
AIRY, always on hand.
" Don't mistake the place, UNDER the WORc ESTER
BANK. THURSTON g. THOMPSON
Worcester, Febs If
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FOR SALE.
Worcester and Nashua Rail Road.

FBU1CODCO1 oI4u 1VdS1Iud 1td1I 1lUdul
DROP0Sil.S for fu nishng CROSs-TIES, TIMBER,
SlLLS and PLANK for the construction of said Road
will be lived the Office NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Specifca me of which may e had on application to
JOSEPH MILLER, Esq, Chief Engineer either of the
following lamed Gentlemen
Ell w HoLBRooK, Esq, VEST Boyston-JAcoB FISH
Err, Esq. Lancaster--J r. W.nTcoNB, ESQ Harvard
N. p SMITH, Esq. Groton-As. F. LAwRENcE, ESQ., Pep
perell-1HoMAs w. GILLIs, ESD Nashua.
VIM A. WHEELER, Agent,
Worcester Dec 1876. ep5.eJptf so w & N. R. r. Co.
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Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Paints,
Rrn

WINDOW GLASS;, &C. &c
constant supply may ailUays be found for sale by
RANDALL < BATCHELLER,
81 India Street. corner Of Custom House 81,
BOSTON.
A M. Linseed OIL, Eng. do-French Yellow, Eng Vent
IA tian Red htug, Chrome Green Superior Paris do
Brunswick pruss Green Superior Coach aud Furniture Var
nish Pruss Blue Eng and .Vermilion China and Am.
Alum, Copperas. superior Nader, Cream Tartar, Soda
DC. with full assortment OF WINDOW GLASS of vari-
Gus brands.
~ All orders will be punctualy attended to, and with
the utmost dispatch. eod6w Boston, March 9.
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NOTICE.
pAINTER WANTED.

A GOOD House Painter wanted, to whom good encour-
IA agement will he given. Apply to the suhscsiher
Grafton, March 4. DIFF SAM'L F. REDDING.
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LOST-LOST,

A RIGHT-HAND SEAL SKIN FUR GLOVE. Who.
n will the This office will confer a
favor on e. u. and shnl he suitably rewarded
Worcester, mo. |, 1871
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LADIES OF WORCESTER.

LADIES OF WORCESTER.
III H. DAYTON presents his respects to the
a. residents Of Worcester and vicinity and invites
cir attention 20 his NEW SALOON fitted with The
and taste expressly for their accommodation
OYSTERS servedin any style desired; Hot COFFEE,
TEA PIES CAKE. &C served in separate apartments.
H. ID. intends conducting his Establishment in style
suitable the wants of the ulic and asks that they may
fa' him with their patronage
~ Families sup lied with Oysters and Cake Parties
Balls, &C., with ICE CREAM.
II. II. DAYTON, WALDO BLOCK,
First Store north OF the Peoples
Worcester, Dec 81 dwuf
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-22
To the COI0nels OF Regiments in the
'l'Lt - State WeMNPRHV

. Having been required TO raise company 10 Inc
State torcIntorce our oops in Mexico, WIthi9 lh'
short space ofithirty days; and having been adVis-
ed that the Officers of the Militia throughout Ine
SlHe were required to render me all the assistance
IN their power; and moreover, from the YeIy J lL
ted lime allowed, il being impossible that snOTS 'SS
Wall more than Two OF three counties, and %u
same time attend 10 the organization Of the comPA
nv do most cordially and respectfully Teqnes qs
that the Colonets Con6nanding generally, WIN ~
far cooperate with me as TO call together their r
sPectIVe K egiments at early period as PraccS
bic, and report tor meat once az This place lhe
sutt Of lhe CALL 1t is absolutely necessary thai ~
reports be made prior to- the first Of October, n
the requisite numberof men be procured; they W" r
all be required to be At the rendezvous between p
1$t and the 9th, for the complete organization "
the company. Twould suggest BY way Of induce
ment 10 greater aStvity on the part of indvlduss
lhatiit has been concluded, than the first hny'nsSS
whose namesyare duly enrolled, shall be aIIo"eS1
the selection OF list Lieutenant, LIST Sergeant anu
lst Corporal. The next thirty4Of the I'd LeutenaDt
I'd Sergeant and I'd Corporal, &c. Thus presenoT
ing to the most active and enegeIic, the chances
Obtaining the principai offices. Considering Ips
credit of the State To- be. at stake, and feeling
deep nd heartfelt interest n the success OF our w
dtttaking. sincerely hope that aid on your Pa''
will be as promptly and frankly rendered, as II !"
earnestly aud d'respecIfulIy soiiciIed.o - = '..
lC Your friend and servant .1Iil1if2 -
,HAlsborough, Sept. 13, is47. 67S-
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-22

HorE tAey !ipe 3, Dickens, who receives such
immense sums from his publisher, barely keeps
himself out of prison Eugene Sue spends thou
sands every year in painting and statuury and
object de rertu. Thiers wastes his great income
from his works in, giving magnificent parties in
bis splendid botel IN the Place ST. Georgr-aud
Victor Hugo, who was made Peer two years .nee
by the Citiz"n King, lavishes the fruits Of NOlI'
Dame and other great masterpieces, on old gothic
furniture, and other old rubbish for his mansion
in the Place RoyaIe. -....-u I,-ra,....
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-22
...r--- From the Washington Union.
Col. Wilson, OF North Carolina, decd

s-.-L z! - From the Washington Union
Col. wilson, OF North Carolina, decd
We learn that, by his will, the late Col Louis
D. Wilson, of the 18th infantry, bequeathod 10 the
"chaIrma2 OF the county court of Edgecomke in
North Carolina, and 10 his successors in office.
forty thousand dollars to be applied 10 the support
of the poor of said county, This act of charity
is touchingIy. beautiful. Col Wilson had for
years represented the county of Edgec0mbe in Tho
Senate of his native State. When appeared
probable that the requisition for volunteers made
by the President on the governor Of North Caro-.
lima would not be met he resigned his SEAT in the
Senate, volunteered, aud was elected a captain the
highest post 10 which the voice OF the men could
elevate him and in that humble rank marchd
TO Mexico. BnfOrc marching, he made his WILL
and evinced his gratitude 10 the constituency which
had so long honored him with their con6dence
and his charitable regard for his poor neighbOp
by this muni6cent bequest. There has mol fallen
the service ofhis county braVer or better man
We cannot permit the following touching note
which announces the fact stated in the preceding
paragraph, TO be lost. We therefore take The
liberty Of communicating il to our readers:
do not know when have been more affect
ed han on learning, in lettef from a friend iu
Tarboro', received this morning, that The patriotic
md excellent Col. Wilson had disposed of large
potion Of his estate as is mentioned within He
vas respected thteug hoIt the State, rcIinqnishrd
he ease and comfott OF his own home nnd ola
fortune, at the advanced age of sixty TO
ngage in The military service. Never was there
more patrio.ic or self sacrificing act He fell
victim mlolheinhospitablec 10 climate before be could
re lthe; cRerny and his discus was aggravated
y his regrets at! ot5betng iblr2to headthe com
lands which has been so galantly conducted BY
ne brave Major Laltr.s. But military Occupation
id not make him forget the people OF EdgccOmbi
nd he evinced at once the beautiful traits of graft
,de and charity in the bequest 10 which have
-ferred. Well can w. imagine the beauty Of
lat mans life. The close of which was character
ed by such an acs How he was beloved, and
DIV he is mournedW g, aat ..n e-rt
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-22
.Anonslee

TAcUBAYA, August 2S, 1877.
Capt. Beauregards,of the engtaeers. has been
kind enough to furnish me witha sketh Of the;
battle grounds OF the 2Oth inst OF course il was
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-22

-. 81 = F =
exerutsd IN great hasle, bu, .s,;ll ,;.
Plete idea OF The scene of ansssi;. .eS one cos
strong Positions held by the Mss;ou' and Of iEs
outset. CCapf Conducted Gen IS,a;,aa,,n army at%s
TO the attack upon -ConIreras, and thus :, 6igajs
gIouna LieuI. Tower, also os VOWS The
gIneer corps conducted Col Riley 10 the We 60.
tions of the 9th9aHd 12lhFegiments, m,,a"h with r.
sion in front. Why some Of our enn;ae div,
were not killed in the different recon6o; Ofe.N
actions is nIraele for they were alwavs AZ
The Diario del Gobierno of yesterdav iOfemOa |
entirely filled wi'hdoeuhienis land Letter.. aIuOl
eer,aking 70 Preve Thar Valencia WAS lbs all d.
Of the defeat Of the great Me1 fcan sr s sole cause
Anna's friends are at the bolton Of y Ssuia
course. Several Of Valencia's letter @ N this Of
into the document, in Eone of which Ss Ngped
O'Clock ON the evening Of the 10Th, n, G%SUdslS
he speaks OF haTIDg routed the entire EOAOeas
army at all points, and that the liberty an9l
tory. He further discloses the fact iSo, lr.
Frontera was killed while LEADING IN a's eenenl
cavalry, and that Gen. Psuedi was Suage Of
This is news; we shall get all the ,rr'T OundeG
them after while. The Iastwe hear 'V Of 70 Out Of
he was at Toluea, whittier. he had gone 'ssasa
TO his own published statement, TO colesf ling
TO yindicate the honor of his ceunirv OICes
IS believe that up to This time have a..
to ms nllon that Major Gaines, who recsOS'INa'd
capped from Mexico was on the staff of Guy
during the'arecent battles, and thai M;Sh:S% NETT: S%
Rogers was on that of Gen. Pillow 'SInP"@ GsP"@
rouf at Contreras. and while our lroor. ntef lie
their way TO Ch1rubusco, a house s,p,e were on |
DarIey and Major Borland were sec,01o5 "rere Capt.
passed. The former was quite uuwejI ~ ,e Ras
but The latter came out shoulderirp mn'Sme %e nme
was in the defeat of Churhbusco Ibaer basrI and
Clay and all the other prisoners will now Soou "Sl
released. s Yours, &c, G O~%
-.-. .' ~
e. MI - TAouBAYA, Aug. 29, lS4z
The peace commissioners met a7ain ves,o'.,.
and at a point nearer this place. Nothing @ nns;!!
IN relation 10 the aTocedings OF this second mr's
has ransPired-some say that everything wtn ~
smoothly, others say not which is tolerabIv sI,D0.
proof that but little is known one way or the b: nb:
10 relation TO their deliberations. The new CONN;
sIoner. Barnardo Couto, was present, as wasasa
Auristain. The latter is represented as :, lnI
of MackinIosh's; but if he can do anv-thius IN.
wards bringing about peace this .kes no tas.
ence They say that in The city they indulge n.
hope that the commissioners will agree uD0n N,
Neuces as boundary. This is carry ing the ssE,
and stones little too far {" Give them an ina
and lhey'llHla an ell " is applied 10 many peop,
/" the woTtd-gVe a Mexican an inch and hem
lake at least seven miles and half
must close this letter IN haste. as a messeuOe,
has Just come in 10 say that The express man j,
about 10 start. Yod shall be kept Informed If
every thing. Yours, &c, O. W.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-22

a,...j. :. ID, dTAcuRAYA, August 25, ls47. =.
The armistice has finally been selted and signed,
and do NOT tell half Of the story iwhena say, thai
1t has produced universal dissatisfactiea 10 the
army In the first pacelet me give yoa9s ffoaasse-
collection its main provisions, aud then Fwiff give
brought about. agnGd3 oi baqae7 sig ~, i -
T.! The articles of the armistice first 90 on ossay,
that hostilities between theitwo armies afsfdt ce
70 cease 10 order that the peace aropostions M the
The hpslilHies, are not 10 be renewed until either