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Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

The Adjlan,. General plblishe,lhe nes
law requiring all eDislsmon,s in the fegu.
lar army TO be made Ter during the var. ~
or iur Eve years, at the option OF he recruit.
A bounty Of Sl2 is allowed. the pay Of
priva,es Is 81 per mouth, with raiions aud
clothing, The sum ofs2 is paid To am
one who will bring recruit To any fe.
cruting station.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

Gen. Charles S. Rjdgely. the hlher Il
Cap. Randolph R,dgely. who 50 highly
distinguished himself in the recent battles
ia Mexico, and who recently va. killed al
Monterey by tall from bis horse, died At
Elk Ridge, Maryland, On Tuesday last, in
the 65lh year Of hi. age.
Meals Saturday, Gqseiie, Jan 10.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10
HHarsiiaI,s sale.
THE U, STATES OF AMERICA,
~. . A.....

THE u, STATES OF AMERICA, l
DisrRicr OF Arkansas
EKT ILL be sold at public auction, on the 18th
w OF March, lsi7, at the courthouse door
in the town Of Washington, Hampstead county,
ATks, between the hours Of o'clock, A. NJ and
o'clock ?. NJ, to the highest and last bidder, for
cash in hand, the following described property,
real estate, TO witt
The ! Of the sc Of sec IS, township 10.
"a west
The se / of the Sc Of sec is, town 10, 81
% west.
The sw | Of the W Of sec II, town 10, sr
81 west.
The W Of thcs of sec II, town 10, ST
"a west.
The . of the 20 l Of sec 90, town 10, sr
"a west
The ne of sec 10, town 10, sr % west.
1h 4 Of the n W OF sec 10, town 10, $ 7
26 west containing so aores.
The 4 Of sec 8, town 10, 26 west, con.
tanning 800 acres
The Of the Of sec 8, town - &c
west, containing So acres
Containing in all by estimation 920 acres. levied
on BY me as the property Of John W, Williams
and Hugh A, Bleylns, to satisfy an execution
aga nst them in favor Of William s. Wisdom, to
me dire cted Due attention given BY me,
ELIAS RECTOR,
u. s. Marshal.
By r. L. PlIi.lIFs, y. VI.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10
New and Cheap Goods.

TGNIIE subscribers have just received fresh and
Il general assortment Of Dry Goods, Clothing.
etc, which they are willing 10 sell at small
profit for cash. Their stock consists in par, Of
Satibells, Ky. Jeans, Kerseys, Flannels, Cacoes
Merinoes, Alpaccas, Bleached and unbleaehed
Domeslics, Laces, Edging, &c, &c
LOT MING.
Oycr-coats, Dress Goats, Business Goats, Vests.
Pantalq1ns, Shirts, Drawers, Under-shris Hats,
Gaps Boots Shoes, and a variety of other articles
too numerous to mention.
They respectfully invite those wishing to pur.
chase any thing in their line to call and examine
their stock, at the upper room Of Suvan's IIctol
LEVY & BROTHER
Washington, Dec. 9, ls46-itE
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

YucATAN.-A war has broken oai be.
t""an Me.ida aud Campeaehy, in eunse.
quehce Ol the Iofinrt piutiaufiing IA Iafuf
ol Mexico, and tie later Tor the L. state.
The people ol Campnachy wish to Oppose
the governor Of Merida. and establish the
seat Of government in their own city.
BISON RaNJhr.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

4 BEAUTIFUL lpEA The Baptisma
aimonilon Of the lIindoos is as impressive
on the by.standers as it is beauiiuI:--"Lit.
lie babe, thou enlerest the world weeping
while all around you smiled; contrive so to
live, that you may depart in smiles, whilst
all around you weep"
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10
BY X. l.. PmLLlFs, y. VI.
NOTICE

1 LII persons interested are hereby notified
~ that | will apply TO the Honorable Probate
Court of Hempstead county, in the state Of Ar
kansas, at the April term thereof a. ID. lsiI,
for an order to sell the following described real
estate, belonging to the estate Of Thomas Edridge,
dec, for the purpose Of paying the debts OF said
deceased, to wit Tho e 1 Of the W of sec
10, south Of range % west; at which time all
persons may attend If they think proper
H. 2. WILLIAMS. Administrator
OF the estate OF T'nos Eldridge, dec.
Washington, Jan. 30, l547-l0-3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

In New York, in 1884, the assessors
valuation of real estate wa. Sl23 2i0,s $50
IN l5i8 it was S393 A5O O3i. Increase
in twelve years; SlGO23l ,65i. In olher
words, the value OF real estate in that city
has good geal more than doubled in the
last twelve years.--Picdyune.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10
Nrw nnLr,na. Jnn. gI, I'D


Editor u the Commercial Bu!lshH
SIa-My attention was drawn yesterday to The
letter Of your Washington orrcspandrni' dated
lllh January. nni also to plragrtpn al your own
IN relation ta lny self and the paper ul wl'ch am
one Of the editors.
As regards your correspondents ininnntton,
b,lrve Il Is nol correct The only thing publ shed
IN la Patria oi the character In represents, was
letter from Que OF our correspondents ~ havana,
which was at that iime called a humbng by one
Of our contemporaries OF this city, notwithstanding
that almost every thing stated IN It have proved to
be- true,
AZ to the other aIiir, that Of my appointment
N aid to Con. Scott, the FIRST thing that appeared
IL the ncWsptpefs ia relation 10 II, wh' 'eltr
written from ihis city 10 the Chirlrston touHrr'
which letter have answered through III" same
medium, having thought this course most proper
| now beg 10 hand you hcopy Of said letter, which
you would oblge me extremely by publishing IN
your paper
| will merely at the present time add that snce
the occurrence Of my appointment as interpreter
to Major General scott, have continued to re-
oeiyc the same strong proof of esteem aud conf
dence from the persons WIN recommended me TO
his consideration, hs they previously honored mo
with; and hope that ere this Gen Scott himself Is
satisfied Of the real course Of the intrgUes which
were set in motion to surrrpcde me, aud awuIe Of
the truth Of the statements which frankly made
TO him.
am very respectfully, sir,
Your ob't scrvt,
u. j. GOMEZ
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

dandss c.
IN the ecounyo n
CLARK
teenhu
Ldat the Coun door
s.tnihe fourth November
Aud Of sidn described
Cafk Willis
b. ly q sS the Undersigned
And, 5fsai
Govt then shsnl
Of CirS,on he iourhd o November lsli
And all
o. the last
And the
General Assembly oft State hkan been eAenof fm the
e Dallas
lands scvr sold under the laws the State Arkansas regulating the col
CLARK the said Willis and
0 counof Of
un
NJ Hausth
lei7 conveyed all oisa ns y aud being
o
purchased Al,
hereby called oftbe can ~,
sof shall
BENZ. S. DUNCAN,
HARRIS FLANAGAN
January -
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10
NOtice.

4 ME Stockholders Of the Washington Aca.
deny, are requested to meet at the Court
House, on saturday next the l3th instant on
business Of Importance A punciual attendance
Is requested
February 10, ls47 --l2-lw
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

d. Larinrr and Ms. iirnvysio werr
married i1 Paris lat tuglsi the marriage
having hrrn previously solemil'l in tie
United States, and the lad, having been
f,rmeriy divorced from her lirs husband by
'he English courts.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

The electric le,cg aph between Philad,l.
phia aud ri,tsblrgh is now in operation
and the proceedings Of Congress md new.
in New YORK. Philadelphia anil Baltimore
arc published simultaneously in pi'tsbursa
with their publication in the ciIirs named.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

VoLUNTGERs-Priaicrs.-The 1t Penn.
sylyania Regiment has at least diy print
ers. In every company they were strongly
represgn,ed-among the Wyoming Aril.
lerisls alone there were no less than fifteen.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10
Dissolution.

TBNHE partnership heretofore existing between
I the undersigned, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent
John s. johnson, Jr is authorized to collect oil
debts due the firm Of smith & johnson, aud to pay
all the liabilities Of the same.
T.. J. SMITH.
JOHN $. JOHNSON, JR.
Fulton, Jan. 25, ls47-ll-3w
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10
Land tsor Sale or Rent.

" |aEAT BARGAIN can be had in the
q residence Of the late Samuel BALDWIN, by
making application to the subscriber There arc
one hundred or more acres clered, fresh and in
good condition for the culture Of cotton or any
other product suitable to this climate. The houses
iencce and 0thrF d1lures are all in good repair
JOHN hOuLhlN
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

ExPLoDEp RuMols The Union doe.
not belirve there is any authority for the
rumorslha' Gen. Taylor has been recalled
that the castle al Vera Cruz Is not To he
attacked; that Commodorc Perry will moi
return to the Gull; and That the Govern.
mpnt is in possession of the ultimate con.
dIiions on which Mexico will make peace.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

A ffenl wd,ins ton Mexico, say. Ihe
biggest suclrty lo be luund in tie world q.
in mat coin'ry. Every other m.n you
meet . sly, IS an ES-prsnl,nL Eseu
h., houl h.a-., once held tho rt.ns Of lh,
'l,uI aud liberty community.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

Ia Pafan-we publish brioS, later imn
Mr Gomez, OF la Paiua, relative Z" tho frmlfks
which have recently been made ou the subject Of
hs appointment Is interpreter to Cen scott We
do not give his letter To he Charleston Courier
not only that xe have not tie space to spare, bat,
also, that il yves no specific explanation on Tho
subject he states that he was suprfrrded Ia con
sequence Of an nlngaa, and unfair representations,
b. p-raDns he dcsignitrs as a "o'hahliis'i. and
tial he Is only ops Of the ed tors oi la fllfa, and
was not the wni,f Of the offensive articles e1m-
planned Of,
Mr. Gomez must b. aware, that as one oi The
acknowledged EDITOR Of Ii Patns, he Is resPonsi'
bs iof al editorial matter which lppraFs IN is
columns, though h- may nli be the actual writer
that sour ui thee auie.rs were very anti
American n thrr rnuF aud drfogaiory 10 thr
unded States and thrif clutrna, particularly A.
connected with the present war; anu that hpNcv'f
suitable he may be- u other respects, TO hll the
situation, that Gcu. scott could not have been
judifird IN appointing or retaining any one supposed
10 entertain OF sanction such sentiments General
SCOTS own good judgment would have pointed
out such a ooufse 10 hin, without rendering u al
all nrccsslfy thai any intrigue - undue inilionccs
should be brought to bear upon hls mud
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

Daniel Akin, died at Waxiord, Upper
Canada, short time since, aged l2O years
lie had, during his life, contracted seven
marriages, bad 47O children, grand. chII.
dren, 'and great.grand. .chidren-270 OF
whom wero'boys, and 200 girls.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

VALUABLE REcrpT.--A drop or two Of
honey well rubbed on the hands while wet.
after washing with soap, prevents chop.
ping, and removes the roughnrss of the
skin. 1t is particularly pleasant for chill.
drcn's hands and faces in cold weather.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

hARRIED-At Eldorado, Union county, on
Tu 'sduy, the 18Th ult,, r. NJ llAEDY, Esq, 10 Miss
NJ. 4. LOCKE,
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

MO. and 2 Mackercl, New Orleans MoIas.
~ Sos, and bc,t Monongahcla Whisksy.
s. JAS. S. BAIRD
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10
.v-elp Goods, IetC Goods,

TINE subscriber has just received direct from
a New York large and splendid assortment Of
HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, SADDLERY,
STATIONARY, CLOTHING, DC
Purchasers in want Of Goods may be assured Of
great bargains by calling at the cheap store Of
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Jan. G, ls47-7.f
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

DINE APPLE, Goshen and Western c,,hesas
4 also, Prunes Raisins, Brandy fruits. Che
ros. Cordinls, nc, &C. for sale !ow for cnsb bv
JAS s BAIRD.
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10
To ALI WHOM N WAY CONCERN.

Clark
and
eonnt, ATkansas 0 wit
Washington telegraph., 1847-02-10

January 90, lsl7.-9-ew
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-16

to territories there comes the Wimot proviso and
the Slavery question: and hold for the time all
points now in possession, and from thence carry
on sort of predatory warfare upon every expos
ed point doing Mexico the utmost harm in our
power, until she shall be worried into such
pensive job. The National Debt is now forty
six millions In round numbers; yet, after very
large estimates for accruing revenue, and
THREE MILLION TAX PER ANNUM, ON TEA AND
COFFEE, we learn that about II millions must
be added for the next year, and still II millions
more for the succeeding year-makng EIGHTY
MILLIONS IN ALL Why thus rush into debt?
The President tells us that New Mexico and
California are wrested from Mexico, and he has
acknowledged that they more than pay all she
owed us-indeed he actually offered TO use the
three millions put into his hands by the last Con-
gress and pay boot for the bargain. We re-
peat, then,- Why is more blood to be shed ? iChy,
lin the future prosecution Of the war, must the
enemy be made to feel its pressure more than
they have heretofore done"? Why is the Ma
toral debt to be about doubled in June 40, not
withstanding taxes upon Tea and Coffee and
sales of public lands at reduced prices If New
Mexico and California are kept, it seems that we
have more than we could reasonably ask of Mex
leo, on the Presidents showing; and hence we
perceive no motive for fighting longer, but spite
or honor: the latter the President Indicates
Would it not be quite as honorable, and great
deal more profitable, to be magnanimous? This
is one question for Congress to decide, together
with several very important collateral ones The
President has opened the way for sharp work,
and we suspect there will be good deal of it
between New Years and dog days.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-16

FATAL OCCURRENCE. On the 18th inst. Will
liam Cleverly, OF Braintree, left the place where
he was at work with his brother, IN Roxbury, 10
go to Mortified on some business and return
next day. lie was seen at Mortified in the eve-
ming, and on his way back the same evening mis-
took his road was directed right and went on
Nothing more could be heard from HIM, although
some search was made till Saturday the | th inst,
when he was found dead in the woods in Roxbu-
ry, near a branch Of Dog River, about a mile
from the place where he had been at work. His
hat and one mitten was off, and it appeared that
he undertook to go through the woods in the
night, and for some reason became bewlldered
and lost and wandered about in the snow and
cold till he persisted. His age was "a years, and
had no family The verdict of the Jury was in
accordance with the above facts. S. r.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-16
THE STATES.

ONO. Charles B. Goddard, Whig has been
elected President of the Senate by | majority,
and Joseph S. Hawkins, Whig Speaker of the
House by majority. The message of Govern
or Bebb (Whig,) is brief, busness-like aud high
ly satisfactory. In the few paragraphs devoted
to national affairs he strongly advocates the i'm
provement Of the lakes and harbors and river
navigation he condemns tie War and thinks it
should be abandoned Immediately; he is oppos-
ed to the acquisition of territory, but, if territory
be acquired, demands that the Wilmot Proviso
be applied; he also recommends the repeal of
the Black Laws Of Ohio.
VIRGINIA Edward r. Scott Locol was cleo
ted President ofthe Senate, and james +. Stroth-
er {Whig) Speaker of the Household without
opposition. Gov. Smith Loco has provided him
self with quite as high pair of stills as South
Carolina herself: he will have Mexican territory
and Slavery 10 boot or make fuss.
SoUTH CAROLINA ON Stills The following
resolutions were before the Legislature of The
Palmetto State at the st advices with a fair
prospect of being adopted by accamation:
i. Resolved, That the General Assembly of
the State of South Carolina have seen, with pro-
found regret, the settled spirit of hostility mani
tested by the Free States towards the insttu-
tons OF the South spirit which, if persisted
in, must inevitably lead to the most disastrous
consequences to the Confederacy
2. Resolved, That the recent Developments
in the Free States, and especially the attempt
known as the "Wilmot Proviso," to prohibit the
Southern States from enjoying the common ter
rltory Of the Union, raise an issue Of startling
Importance, which requires, on the part of the
South, firm, energetic, and united action.
B. Resolved, That this State is willing and
anxious to bury all minor differences of opinion,
and make common cause with the other South
ern States in the most energetic manner possible
to maintain their common rights.
4. Resolved, That the State OF South Carroll.
ma will regard the passage of any act by the
General Government upon the subject of Slave
ry, IN violation OF the rights of the South, as an
nulling the obligations Of the Federal Compact !;
and upon the passage of such act, she will con.
slider herself at liberty to form a new, separate.
and distinct Government.
5. Resolved, That the Governor be requested
to forward copies of these Resolutions to the
Governors and Legislatures OF the Slaveholding
States; and enter into correspondence with, and
send special conveys, if necessary, TO them, to
bring about concert of action among such States
IN the present crisis of our affairs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-16
From the Boston Evening Gazette.
DROWN,S SARsAPARII,I,A A TOMATO PITTETya.

The extensive sale Of these popular Bots is tho best
donce of their exceence No other medicine approved by
the Faculty has had successful within short Il
period They entirely composed of Vegetables and
the innocent and ecacious yet offered the af
compounds yet offered for the Of dyspepsia and the long
train OF nervous Diseases For sao by Frederick Brown
corner Of State and Washington ST.
The above e only printed as proof Of the high estimation
in which BROWNS Btters are held by every that has
seen or experienced their wonderful virtues.
Thee is thing that should always be thought of that
is to be sure and the genuine Always ask for Browns
that is the only original article Of and Toma
mato.
o. Remember and always buy them OF F. BROWN, 6t
Washington street, that his is signed to the di
recton which accompanies the bottle.
For sale by s. p. REDFIELD and s. X. COLLINS, ant
dealers in medicine generals.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-16
From the Old Dominion.

Waynesborough, Augusta County, Va, Mar 10, le47.
DR.. Fowlo;
During the past year, my daughter sick with fever
bout three months this left her in low feeble
state she then attacked with most violent and
cough, raised daily large quantities OF very bad corrupted
matter, accompanied with consde tabe blood. She
afflicted with great pain in the side and breastthis
nued for several MONTHS until she reduced almost to
skeleton During this time she under tho care Of good
and sk Physicians, who had done their best but did not
the symptoms which appeared to he FATAL CossuMr
TON, and which threatened every day carry her OIL AT
last, friend who had been afflicted with very bad cough
for several years. told he eectualy cured, with Dr.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, and recommended my
daughter try it, She did and when she had taken sin
gle bottle she began improve then told her physician that
my daughter using Wisar's BaIsam He replied very
WE'LL think good prcpeaton-keep will not hurt her
sho continued until she restored good health
beve saved my daughters hie, and do not hesitate to
recommend others who afflicted as my daughter to
try it, -
RICHARD TERRELL
h. Let those who have any doubts about the merits Of
this popular medicno to their neghbos for proof Of
its efficacy. .
Beware of the syrups, and all preparations of Wild
Cherry.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by ). W. FOWLE, 1873 Washington stBoston.
Ry-For sale by s. r. REDFIELD, Montpelier VT. and
agents generally
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-16
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK. Monday. Sp

NEW YoRK, Monday, p. M.
DEATH OF Ex-CnANcELLoR KENT. Ex Chan.
cellor Kent died last night at the age OF IS years
His disease was general debility.
THE RETURNED OFFICERS, city author
tiles have rendered the use o. the Governors
room in the City Hall, to Col. Burnett aud his
brother officers, fora public reception on Wednes-
day next.
FRom LIBERIA.--Governer Roberts has been
elected President of Liberia.
MARKETs.-Flour is down to Sc for export
Sales $4,000 bbls. Corn rs n s0c--mostly ex-
port engagements. $4,000 bushels of Corn, for
Liverpool, Cd 10 I'd. freight.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-16
virgins Indian yegetabFe PILL,

Joy, when all prone to indulge in the good things
this life and not untfequeny excess let forget
that tho pie Of the table, whsn enjoyed beyond tho
bounds OF prudence always at the expense of health
TO such however inadvertently led into excess the
Indian Vegetable Pills will he found the best not the very
best medicine in the world for carrying of all complaints
which arise from oguatty of det because they cleanse
the stomach aud bowels from those bilious humofs which
the Of headach, gddness, sick stomach,
bochugs loss ofappettc, ownoss Of spirits, and many 9TH
er distressing complaints.
WHghts Indian Vegetable Pills also aid and improve d
geson and purify The blood and therefore give health and
vigot the whole France well drive pain every
scripon from the body.
Beware of countere,s of all kinds are coated with
others made resemble in outward appearance
the original medicine. The safest is purchase
the regular agents only of whom may be found in every
village and town in the state.
lyThe Genuine for sale by s. X, COLLINS, s. P. RED
FIELD and EASTMAN Il DANFORTH, Montpelier.
New England Office, I98 fremont ST. Reston. IS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-16
TWENTY-EIGHT MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS

since March, lS45 emitting, in this connection,
to state the difference in the balances in the trea-
sury at the two dates-a difference which would
add several millions to the dark side of the pic
ture. The Tariff he affirms, has worked admi-
rably, producing large revenue and vast in
crease OF foreign commerce during the past year
but he forgot to note the remarkable fact that
European famine has been in existence during
that period, doing more to raise the prices Of our
products and depress foreign manufactures, than
forty Tariffs like that of 46. The Sub Treasu-
ry, too, he assures us, has gone on well-money
safely kept and discussed without loss (; but he
does not say, ioithom cost. For half century
bs4ore, the money of the government has not on
ly been safely kept, and disbursod without loss,
but 1t was also done free from ezpeRse. lie re-
marks that the Sub-Treasury has not operated to
the injury or Inconvenience 10 trade but we sus-
pect that those concerned will not agree to that.
There have been periods Of panic and severe
pressure OF late premopitory symptoms, it may
be, of what will happen when the balance of
trade shall be against us.
Favoraby as the message represents public
olairs, it still affords evidence of difficulties to
come. The War, it seems, is to 90 on and the
President finds some trouble in that quarter. He
thinks FIRST it will cost too much to occupy all
Mexico and second, it will not do 10 occupy
line, which we may claim as boundary-and
third, to retire entirely would in his Judgment be
degrading; he would therefore choose part of
each of the two first propositions take Caitor-
MIA and New Mexico as ours and erect them in
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-12-16
1ftarliets..
ROstOu Market. Dec. ia.

PROVlSloNS-The market is quiet to-day with only
sales to the trade in small lots No new pork has yet
rived but considerable quantities on the way.
FLOUR-he weather being unusually warm, the market
is hardly firm but prices about the Genessee,
common brands is in demand, at $3.50 fancy brands
6,75 z ; Ohio aud Michigan 637 l-2.
CORNOd mealing yellow fla, sells at S3c lot of good
mixed sold to-day soc white - 73e yellow fat
l9c white at Tic por bu.hcl cash Oats rather
lower. cargo of 5000 bushels Northern sold to day sic
Southern may be quoted 45c aud Eastern 4sc Rye 81 pei
liIuln