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Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19
Notice is Hereby Given.

NiAi at sale Of lands for tho nan.paymsht
n Of tarss due thereon, held At tie eoaft.hoaza
doaf IN the county Of Hompatead, In tho State Of
Arkansas pursuant 10 lawful naice given by tho
shenh Of tue said county Of Hampstead, Ia con.
lotnily with the laws Of said State, on the ffst
Monday ia November, A. ID. lsII, being the fourth
day Of said month, the following described tracts
OF parcels Of land--dny listed and Assessed for
iaaaiion IN the name Of John McQnesn-wefs
stricken OF to Carter Mot.ain, who, Afterwards
TO VII, on the elh day April, A. d. ls46, assigned
one-hali Interest IN the same to John c Amelt,
aud on the 18th day OF June, A. d 1916 lie
said Carter NcLan and John c. Afasti trans.
feffpd and assigned Tue same 10 wm II Bowers.
since deceased. via
The casl.hal Of the southwest quarter Of sec.
ton nine, IN township twelve. In raIrs 'aruty.
thre wesi-eoniaining eighty acres. ior the sum
Of s. 50 cents
The weft.half Of the southeast quarter Of see.
ton nine, IN township twelve. ia range twenty.
,hfee west. containing eighty acres for the sum uf
s. = cents
The southeast quarter Of section sa in iawnshIp
twelve, N range twenly-thsse west containing one
hundred aud sAiy acres for the su,n Of $40 -
cents
Aud the sssi.half Of the southwest qaarisr-
the southeast quarisf--and the southwest quar-.
ter Of the southwest quarter Of section two IN
township twelve Ia range iWeuiy.lhfee west, con.
tanning two hundred and thirty five aoIes, iof the
sum Of SIS.
Al of which said lands xefs sold. aud b,aalt
for the aggregate Of taxes, penalty aud costs due
thereon for tho years lsli, 1872 and lsi1-and
having been purchased as aforesaid, are now held
by deed Of conveyance, duly executed by tho
.hefii ol lirmpsteai county Aforesaid, b. author
iiY vested in him by the laws Of the STATE af
Afkansas. 10 William II. Etlef, administrator Of
the estate Of William H. Bowers, deoeased.-
Nov, therefore notice s hereby given 10 all whom,
4 may concern, OF who eau sci % any firh,. ttlo
o. claim ie the above described tracts OF parcels
o. land or either, OF any Of them. 40 purchased as
Aforesaid, In consequence Of any iniomaiy, II.
regularity or illcgalliy connected with such sale
OF iof any cause or defect whatever. that in con.
lofmhy with the act Of the general assembly Of
the State Of Arkansas IN relation 10 'iar iltIrs'
approved the 81 Of November, A. d. lsiG. COZ.
slialng chapter li9 Of the Revised STATUES, that
the undersigned as such administrator as aioresaid
viii apply TO the circuit court Of Hsmas,rsd
county, 10 be holden at The couf, .houss of said
county, on the ihird Monday after the fourth
Monday In July, A. u. ISIS, Tor a confirmation
Of title IN and TO said lands. purchased a. aior..
said aud oil persons Interested ure hefehy notified
10 appear at said time and place, and show cause.
II any they can. why the title 10 sad lands az
Aforesaid should not be confirmed according to
law.
WMi u. ErrER, Administrator
Of the estate Of wm. II Bowers, dee.
Washington, Ark. Dec 22, lsI5-2-Gw
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19

A GhrAr TUNSEL-A tunnel two aud quar-.
ter miles N length, Is In the course Of conslfuo.
iion, under the town OF Liverpool, designed 10
connect the railroad depot at EdgbIll with the
North Docks at tho waters edge where the for
eign shipping centres. THIS guai tunnel IS to be
called the Victoria tunnel, aud when II is COM
plcatcd ships cnrgocs will be taken directly to
the depot Al Eighlll, without the present heavy
cost for cartage. The tunnel undermlues IN l.
oourse several churches, which will be only ssiy
feet above the roll Of the locomotive. The rail-
way company LONDON and Northwestern have
to pas compensation 10 the owners Of every house
aud building under which the tunnel passcs-
Two thousand men are now employed Oh tins
great work, the operations Of which are very dam
Ferous, shaking sometimes the foundation. Of the
houses aboyc- Dcifa.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19

lNtgaEsriNg seENE-Qnlc a scene took place
last evening. usar the Washington Square 4
young fnau aeeosled a young lady IN a soRrahft
Hnpulsni manner. whsfeupun the latter turned
upon HIm aud exhibited specimen Of amafauiau
usiIi.m which was not onIy iull Of compound ia.
lrfrsi, 10 her antagonist, but SON what amusing
to a few spectators. Tue young man did ut Ike
10 finke tbs far one. and only sndcasaTsl 10
ward her blows ell, but they were 80 well directed
that lie did not well succeed. Finally oas uf the
spectators who feeosnis d the female, called hrf
by the name Of Elm, aud begged Of hrf 10 drsisi,
irauas tie police might Ct wind Of the alflf-
The parties shortly after DEPARTED 10 opposite d..
f,etous Feeling an aasirty to learn all about
the particulars. We followed the female aud her
acllaialancrs, aud much to our aslunslmenl, was
Informed By the fair creature herself that size was
one Of ia, Bhoys. dressed up ia female clothing
u appears that his sister was insallrd few even.
iug, since by the young man alluded to above, nnd
her brother who y ishrd 10 have satisfaction, adop.
ted the method Of Disgusting himself in hi. SISTERS
wearing apparel, as the most sure and eireiual
means Of accomplishing his object
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19

TuE BaTisH EarAE n lNuA--The Bombay
Tunes giy,sas s'mr useful facts concerning lndii.
The Bn.ish, OF Bri,h AID East lHdia Company
afmrs n luiia, numbered on the 1t January.
lsii, considerably above 100000 men; aud tic
yearly amount Of military charges for their sup.
port Is stated to exceed S5O.0U0,pOO year, OF
more ihsn half The whole pubic revenue. The
public debt Of India which over aad above the
British national debt, Canada debt, Sc il four
hundred miliions Of dullir, onr.iouHh Of which
has been incurred within the last ten years.
The gross annual public Income Of lnda Is rsti.
mated at Sl2j. 900, 900, and the expenditures n
SlJ5OO0.OO0. Before the Afghan war. the
British armies IN India numbered los, ,iiG. cx.
elusive Of about 9i,0O1 troops from Bdlau--
British regiments There are thousands Of 10.
ropein ofieeu, and ihrf appointment t. source
Of effective patronage to men in power Ia England.
Ia few years, 10000 men have bsen added 10
the East India Company army, being about as
many ~ the whole military forces upheld 'lse-
where Seven hundred British officers have been
appointed 10 native regiments since lsi1 The
bombay Times considers that The lofcrs IN lnd'a
are courageous aud well disciplined. bul II facts
do not Indicate that India u well governed II ts
asserted that the irasons why lniia iors not sup
ply England with ooiion are, the distance, the
want Of carriage and iis expense, the want Of
roads lof raru, aud the want ol great artery
likc u railway. The growers are too poor 10
send their cotton 10 a distance.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19

ELr1,Nt .ND Druc,rr CONTINENTAL very
beautiful compliment was paid by the Ohcaus
Battalion VI Arilllory, to Grn. Taylor, on the day
Of hIs departure for his plantation home. II sp,
p-an that tho Battalion had depended on the old
llsrp's hononng them with his presence ai Their
annual dinnrr, on SAINT Bslbr's day, the festival
Of the iuielnt SAINT Of ArliIlcras A., however,
the time Tor the Generals departure was fixed for
ninc O'Clock Ia the morning, It was impossible Tor
nip 10 ,rsrpI the lyiauo tend rrd him TIE
oGets aul members ol the Battalion resolving
that they would not thus be cheated out Of an
opportunity Of showing their high respect for the
old General caused huge pasirboafd turkey to
be constructed, which had the appearance Of a
finely roasted natural one. This they sent 10
Gen Taylor on Sunday morning ai,he 81 Charles,
and when the artificial fowl Nas opened, Il was
ionud 10 contain pair Of splendid gold epauelles,
together with a beautiful sash. This tribute ol
love ond respect. remarkable iof It's simplicity
conien honor alike on the giyer aud receiver
Timer
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19
From ths BJlistir.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET
L. Al I---- L. "a


We stated Ia our review Of wedneslay last,
that on the receipt Of lhs foreign Letters, on Tues.
day, the market became nanimaie, aud prices los;
fraction Of what they had gained on tho arrival
OF the leegnphiG despatch Of the steamers nc
counts on Monday The business Of wednesday
showed sill more depression, resulting in further
decline Of le, middlng being quoted at tho close
at 81 q, aud good mid.ing at "a Ci. The
sales embraced 2J10 bales There was more de-
mand ye-icrday. 35,0O bales being taken, pnnci.
Pally for SPAN and The North, but the sales were
At irregular pnocs, generally, however, at inside
hgures, aud Ia some transactions at further de-
cline. The aggregate of tie weeks business is
% 900 baes The receipt, Of the two days amount
to 4S7O balss,ag ainsi 7GU5 daring the corresponding
period las, year, aud the exports to 1853 Weeks
receipts 2i,56s bale. Exports TO fotcign ports
23,55i. eoa.iwisg 2509, total 2G,0l9 Tho entire
receipts since September 1T, r'uhface 4Ol.9ll
bales aginsi 1926, ,550up 10 the same date 10 1851
showing an Increase Of 1861 oiles. We reduce
our quotations as follows
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19

SnlfwRteK Ann Lass OF LIrg.--Eigh
teen Bodies Picked ap on he Beach.- lhe
New iork Commercial has the following
dispatches liam Boston:
Bnslon, Dee 20. 10 T. VI.
Tue brig faeoner, o Belfast, MaIne,
tapt. Joseph Robertson, from Sydae, Tor
Boston, was wrecked on lp.wich Beach
on Saturday morning. The captain, hls
wife aud sou; llr Tucker of Philadelphia;
julia Lirkn, Margaret llennessy, and
llunse Cru.hy, ol Albion. Maine. cabin
passengers an.l eight sleeragf passenger,
dcd lfaln exposure. The brig is said To
be Insured IN New Ynlk.
Another dispatch luiorns us that the brig
was wrecked during the night of ftidty.
abuul Two milrs from the lighl.house.--
THIS SECOND communication sl,s thar, oi
ab3at aty persons who We're On bnaf1, the
captain. his vie, two children, fifteen pas.
seugefs, anl some oi the crew, persisted
btIoIe ass stance could be rrnieleI.-.-
Eishern Of the badie. were picked up On
Saturday and carried lo Ipswich.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19

SourH CARoLIsA--GnS SmkLps.--In the State
Senate Chamber, on the 10th inst. Gen. Shields
accompanied BY the Governor. appeared was in.
,fodoeed TO the Senate, and Afterwards addressed
in most touching aud beautiful manner by the
President, Mf, Allslon. Alier speaking Of tho
glorious conduct and brilliant feais Of the Palmetto
boys, which the General had witnessed, tat Gerro
eoIdo, where the bold aud impetuous Harney
sealed The rocky steep and carried the heights by
Storm "st Conircras, where was exhibited the
rare viftnre Of Brigader General waving rank,
aud generously aiding the we.iad plans Of his
junior, "at Ghufubuseo, where the amenled
butler Tell, IN the nearer approaches to Mexico,
under The walls, within the gates Of the city,
the President thus concluded,
Welcome, TO the hospilalilies Of their mother
country Welcome, to the heaf,hs Of those whose
sous, brothers aud friends have under your watch.
ful care been nutied when wounded aud bleeding
--been soothed and composed when dyng=-been
eheered aud soaeed when dropping under The
influence Of disease aud hardship in foreign land
--ihr, far from home, he one of us--ths Senate
oi South Carolina once more oiItn you hearty
welcome.
Cen Shields responded in an eloquent and
feeling mauuef, eomplimentuR the chiyalty OF
South Carolina in no uumeasuted terms; he was
listened TO By the Senate aud a large hsstmbage
Of ladies AMI citizens, aud was repeatedly inter.
rupIed by bursts Of applause. AT the conclusion
Of his address, he was conducted by the Committee
accompanied by his Eaeecney the Goyefaor, to
aais prepared for them IN trout of the Presidents
desk on the floor Of the Senate, and r,eeised the
hearty welcome Of numbers who were introduced
10 HIN. AlIef some time spent IA this way, the
General, accompanied by his Eseerney retired,
and the Senate resumed business
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19

EAfr raoH SANTA FE.-l-rird Of jim
Beckuilh.-Jim Beekwlh. ihr celebrated
mpualainear. the ms wonderful mn ufihr
age, the hero ola thousand tights, Tue .praa.
rf ul righ.ren d.llrfrn, languages, Whase
pefilnus Adventures are stranger thau lle
6clians oi romance aud Ahusr unumrtabr
exploit. aud hair HIsaalh eseaprs would, Il
property worked up make the luflunr al
any puhisHsr-aultcd IN our uoWn IN
Wriar.da, morning direct ifum Santa r.
lie Iri sansa f. on ihr u b uli wlh
single cump .pon, but as he took dIrel
line to fnu Lrarenwniih, without ans paI.
iirular reference ta rad. or trails, hr msI
with none al uur troops. lie was Al one
time par .ued by lhr Indians inf innr days.
haI escaped from lhem without inInp.-
lie was thlfiy day. an The follr, aud wna d
have ARMED righi DAY, snanrr hal il noi
been lur the Indians. W. earn ifam him
lhal Col Ralls aud h.. Col Easian had
g"ue With ihrif respective commands 10
Chihuahua. Brckslh had brsn the brarr
pl Grspalches 10 them irom Santa f., aud
iuiurnis "a. that hr leG them At IL Pa.,o
ani that ihey were getting M well. Co.
Newly had lot t'rrc hundred men under
his command al Sania fr. There we've
rumors oi another ln,uffcclIon when Beck.
With len. b 4 hrthnks that Price ~ Il au,,r
b ipe az, lLius eau b' done.
B"rkNyh ,lhr hrarer al despaiehc. lu
uur . ,,cr.mruL lie vii ira,e for Lray
enwoih "a Monday next for Santa f., aud
will lahr the mail back With him W
Herald.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19
To House Carpenters.

NJ Office y hereby given iha, the undersigned
' committee, appointed by Mount lloreb
ToIge No. aDd the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, will attend in Washington on the l5lh
nsi for the purpose Of receiving proposals to build
Tor said institutions Hall and Church in con-
neotion fcscrynE The privilege u rejecting any
bid deemed too high The undertaken will not be
required 10 furnish any material whatever, except
Single. aud heavy timben Of frame. plan aud
description Of tho building can be seen ut tho
office Of Dr Purdim
J A. l.. PURDOM,
JOHN D. TRfMBLE,
MATTHEW MOSS.
H. W. SMITH,
VI SUMMERROW,
Committee
Washington, Jan. 5, lsis.4.sw
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19

SOMETHING IN A NAME Attention has
brcn called, says the Richmond Times Ia
the appropriateness ol tie nanrs of oar
military leaders. Tay'pr has had au iniln.
lie variety Of ioralnr allusions 10 tie man.
nrr in which he has senfl up the Mexican
nation. Scott has lullY proved his elaiia,
Ia The hppelalioG of Hm.fe'd. North
might have taken his aamr lfom bis char.
aelrr and his deeds. Pierce has gone
through the enemy like streak Of light.
ning, while the heavy blows OF the Saith
have rnng loud and clear on the Mexican
anvil WOOL, they say has roolei our foes
ani Tpiggs, tleiRgedihem 10 some purpose.
Pdlorr has invited many Mexican 10 his
lhsl slumbrr. Bailer, tapped hi. share Of
Mexican barrels at Monterey. while Hun
ie' started the game out Of Asarado, aud
gave h's commander M chance TO he in at
he death. The Indiana general showed
santa Anna thai there was no "lurningh in
that Lane. snmc uf our officers have
proved hriict than their names. Chiiis
showed al puphla that he was no baby. and
Brige proved himself more than baasier
Al Baena Visa.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19

TrLrGRAPn TO rmE PAoIrIc.-The
magnetic telegraph being NOW in operation
To s. Louis, the newspapers uf that place
are talking Of extending !, to the Pacific.
The cost Tor 1000 miles, at $3.50 per mile.
is s900,0OO. The ReteiIle says-"Look,
ing at what ha. been done, we regard the
feasibility aud utility OF this plan Is already
demonstrated. For tho present, II might
rest hero. bul would it continue to do SOL
Would not the next dash he 10 connect the
Willamette aud Sacramento yalleysl-
Would not San Fraeisco, Monterey, Los
Angeles, San Diego, soon be linked, and
the returning line be found on It's way from
this last point, flashing up the & Ia valley,
onrn more crossing the mountains, striking
the del Nor.e, below Santa Fe, and even
tuaily completing the grand circ'c by link.
ing itssl[ al tho capital Of New Mexico
with that earlier line which should ALREADY
have connected with New Mexico and Ms
srHii This {. certainly cIionsinei hut, in
support Of Il. we repeat, O'ReWy has f1
li.i sarfHleen hundred miles Of ielcgJaph
since Jnne last" Whilney's project for
connecting the Atlantic and Pacific by a
line across the Continent is literally 10 be
accomplished by the Telegraph. This is
literally realizing what was once The
fanclul idca of the poet Chapman, ol
"pading girdlc round the word.'
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19
.Nnfire.

4 WILL make application at the Apn term
1 Of tho Probate Court Ia and for the county
Of Hampstead, in the State Of Arkansas. IN Tho
,car A. ID. lsIs, for an order to se the slaves
belonging to the estate Of Samuel Mcdonald, dec
in order to pay the debts exhibited and allo wed
agains, the same,
MARGARET Mel ONALD,
Admiusuatfiy Of $. Mcdonald, dec.
January 49, lsis.6-4w
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19
" Potomac" writes from Washington to the
nlIilmnfr nnIrlnl.

" Potomac" writes from Washington TO the
Baltimore Patriot;
irHHd Of MAJOR General Pillow, which he fcceiv.
ed Just above the ankle from a sprni grape shot
at the battle Of Chapulirpcc, was not 80 terrible,
as might be- supposed, from the many times the
General himself says he was"cm dJnn," IN his
official report. IA bis letter Of coincidence to Mrs.
Col Ransom, aud also IN bis letters 10 General
Scttt, on the subject Of tho two howitgen, which
tho wounded General had claimed as "tfophirs"
Al officer Of high character aud ,landng. just
arrived from Mexico, and who was brave par.
tcplai nihe Chipullrprc billlr, states that the
spunt gnpo.flint by winch General Pillow was
ihrce Tunes "ca dg1n, dd moi do the least dam.
age or injury to the gallant MajOr Generals boot
which covered the wounded ankle.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19
Garden seeds,
X oW I'll OF IsIL

" II v " VI " = "
1 HAVE just received large and well selected
1 assortment OF Garden Seeds, raised and put
up to order by the Society Of United Shakers at
Enfield, Connecticut These seeds arc warranted
10 be fresh and genuine and Of the growth Of lel''
with full directions about the planting and culture
Of the same, ,.-,
Those wishing variety of seeds would do well
10 send their orders in immediately
Also large supply Of the "Gardcnets Manual
published by the same Society. ,.,,,.,.,.,,,
Mashlnrlun. Jan y. lsIs
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19

Cumnus RFiie.-fhe Oneida Morning IIef.
aid gives the following clause from the will Of
Lewis Morris one Of the signer Of the Deolafa.
ton OF Independence, at will be seem" remarks
The Herald, chat lhe worthy old patriot patioek
literally Of iha prejudice which existed among our
honesi Dutch fathers against the Yankee raee;--
"li u my desire thai my son Gouvefnsur Mouis
may have the best education iha, Is 10 be had IA
England Of Amcriea; but my express wil and d..
reetons are that he never be sent fof that purpose
Ia ths Connecticut Colonies, least he shonld nhihr
IN his youth that low efah and cunning, SO Incl.
dsai TO the people Of that Country which is in.
tsfwoven N their constitutions that all their arl
cannot disguise il ffan the werld, though many ot
thsm under the saheliiied Fatb Of religion. have
eadeayQfed;o impose themselves on the world ioi
honest men. liG1, Nov, % Laws MoRRE
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19
Noticc

IL persons Interested are hereby nc,idcg
~ that will apply 10 the Honorable Probate
Couh Of licmpsiead county in the state or Ar
kansas, at the hp1l term u,rtgoi, A. u. Isis. for
an order 70 sell certain town lot, ia the town
Of sPtng llill; designated as lei No. So in tho
plan Of said town, belonging TO The estate Of Tboa
smith, deceased, Tor the purpose Of paying tho
debts OF said estate, at which time all persons
iutsfested eau attend Il they think proper
JAMES DYER. Administrator
or the esiatc of Thomas Smith, dee.
Washington, Jsn. ~, lsis.j.4w
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19

T,LK ,rrER CmEou--"Well, Laura, give me a
short sketch Of the sermon. Where was the text
"Oh. don't know have forgotten il. Bot
would you believe H. Mrs v. wore that hotrd bon.
net Of hers ! couldn't keep my eyes Of it, all
meeting lime. Miss r bud on a lovely little pink
one. aud Miss T. wore a bew shawl that must
have cost iny dollars. wonder her folks don't
soe the folly Of her eSlrayaranee. And there wis
Mrs II with her pelisse. It's astounding what a
want Of taste some folks ekhibt.'
"Wcll. Il you've forgotten the sermon, you
have not the audience. But which preacher do
you prefer, this one or Mr.. A"
"Oh. Mr. A. He's so handsome, and 20 grace.
ful! What an eye, and what set Of ieolh he
has,
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19

GRgAr llorEL-Arangcmenls arc belng made
ia Cincinnati of The construction Of holri o.
large aud sdrndid character, 10 be called lhg
"llnruci House" Judge Butnet has subscribed
$4,000, N. Longwoith $4,000, g. Taylor , -
900 and many Others $4,000 each. The leg.'a.
ture are 10 be prayed lor on act Of Incorporation
under the name oitho "Proprielos ol The bur'
nett House"
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19
Nard,rnfe.A,c.
II dhARrhrs srgrEf.
Nv. MONTGOMERY.

II ahARrhes sraeEf.
Ssw oaLgASs,
a. on hand very oomtle,. ,,ook Of ,oo5,
IA hls iinr. Ia addition TO his usnal s.t,n.
slFe assortment Of Birmingham, Sheffield and Da.
nestle HARDWARE aud CUTLERY. bIs s,oek
ol heaFy goods isvcly complete. embracing, among
numerous other articles
2,n00 boxes Tin Plates, Ak, Pon,p,ol and o,h.,
brands, also llIoek Tin, spellef. Zine. So
10000 pounds Iron Wire, asserted, all s,es,
Jo0 tons Iron, assorted swedes, American
and English, assorted fiat, rouhd, squata.
plough plate hoops, baud and Sheet Steel,
all kinds
Dozen genuine collins & Co.'S light aud
heavy Axes
2'ooo kee, genuine Weymouth NuIls, assorted
all sisea
s1o tons liolow.wafe Castings, assorted pots.
Iyensi % spiders, shllsls, fre.dogs, &c |;
510 coils Manila Rope, assorted ali ska.
59o casks Oh, Log aud Trace Chains
iegeihet with Nhiilemore's cotton and vaal
oaIds, Wilson's Coffee Mills, Amcss, Rowland.
and other makers' Spades aud Shovels. wire and
haif seiver, Hoes Of all kinds, Anyils. Wees and
smllhA Hammers and Bellows, Tin Ware, Mn.
tie,.en' and nj Saws, horse and mule Collar.
ana hames, Straw cutters Com shelters aud Corn.
mills, Kings Ploughs, Nos /, 9, Sand 1, Paper, all
kinds, Tar, Spirits Tufprnllns and White Lead.
Pants, all kinds Mill and Grind Stones, NH Irons
bollihg Cle,hs, all numbers. shal, shss. and B4i
Lead, Stock Kettles. natk Mills,
Also
a9o0 gallons pure Sperm oil. aud
aooV GALLONS winter strained aai bls,oA 4
Whale OIL
Ill. stock OF Cutl.fy /. mi .,n....t n
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19

PosrAL WAR.-Wc learn from the Rochester
papers that more than one hundred Letters, des-
tincd Tor Canada, are detained in the post office,
at Rochester, aud cannot be sent on until the post
age is paid, The expresses which len Montreal
on Saturday with packages to be forwarded by
the steamer, were seized nj burlington, Vt, for =
violation of,he poat.oiiee aud revenue lave
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19
II. NC COZ Il U.N,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
Mere hant,

FENilE subscriber. having retired from the firm
u VI Mailock q McCollum. will continue the
Reesiuiag, Forwarding aud Commission BHsiass.
on his own account at the old stand. and will De.
vote his whole tune aud attention to that branch
Of the business during the present season, aud viii
be pleased TO receive a continuance Of the patron
age bssiowed on the late firm lle ilaiiers him.
self that he will be able to give full satisfaction TO
those requiring hs services.
Az ofdon will receive promP, and sliel nilsn.
ton,
RFrras ro-B l. Bdltn. A. Block & San,
g. ID. Roysion, w II Eter aud y, 7. Jet, Wash.
ngion, Ark.
January 70, 1855
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-19

CAN'T nv TauEl-A paragraph appears
IN 'he NJ ! Globe, stating that Gen. Anaya
me new President Of Mexico, was at New
orleans IN The battle ol the sth Of January,
lslo' acting as sort Of aid.dc.camp to
Gen. Jackson.-BalL Sun.
Fact.-N q, Delta.