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The American Deserters.
from the Star of the Goth uIt.l

In the last number of the American STAR said that
the prisoners of San Patco and their captain Riley, now
that peace celebrated be carried New Orleans and
turned out of the ignominious manner We
would humbly beg the COMMANDMENT chief show his
mency, by pardoning those unfortunate men, and remng
the rest of their term of punishment, setting them liberty
and allow ing them to remain among Nothing would
opinion be appropriate act in celebration of
peace conducive to fogetulness of the past than
the exercise of the right of pardon ards these unor
who would have suffered had the taken
place They have suffered in cause and we think that
of grace that Gen Butler could exercise on leaving
soil, would render his memory half grateful Mex
cans this. Should his Exceency read these lines
hope he will be that they the expression of
sentiments of every Mexican heart.
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MILTARY.-We learn that the company of Sap.
pers and Miners arrived here yesterday, from
Mexico.
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Az Remedy for one Glass of Diseases only
NOT FOR dLL.-DR. WOODRUFF'S DYSENTERY COR
DIAL.-Prce so bottle; bottles for 50 so.
From H. w. billiard, late U. S. Minister to Belgium.
Woodrlf-A received the Cordial
good Having used the article do not hesitate
pronounce valuable medicine Indeed such Affections
Bowels suffer with the South, know oil
nothing equal it. Respectfully, HENRY w. billiard
Capt. John E. Davis Company d. Georgia Reg, Mexico
Dr. NJ. Woodrufl take pleasure expressing to
high appreciation of the efficacy OF your Dysentery
the Bowels, and recommending IT
particularly individuals connected with the Army So great
demand the Georgia Regiment, that dona
tons to the several Captains were soon eT aed consider an
lible Remedy, and OF the most vau
able medicines the soldier with him.
Your obliged FRIEND
July lith, l847. JOHN E. DAVIS, Capt. Co. D.
GH" DR. WoODRUFF's WORM SPECIFIC safe and
efficient remedy WosTRY III 1t as good as the bestas
cheap the cheapest.
that administered to member Of family Dr.
Woods Worm Specific and brought away fifty worms and IN
"JOHN J. LITTLE.
The foregoing Medicines for SALE wholesale and retail only
by J. WRIGHT & CO.. Isl Charities street, N. o. el3 I'm
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Sands's Clothing Emporium.
IF Richard Sands grateful for past favors, would re-
specuy the public his Fashionable Cohs
Furnishing Store, rs POYDRAS of Tchoupouas ST.
IN call and e1 mine for themselves '' " ~ ap8
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wv
Died

In s.. MartnsYle Attakapas, the LIST Of June ri a.
Sell formerly OF the Parish OF ST. Mary, aged about
b. came to Atakapas from South Carolina, IN 1879 'n C
At his residence Clinton, the sth inst THOR Nro,
SON, Judge Of the Seventh Judicial District Of Law
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4, ~ No1tice.IThe FRAsKLI11N DEBATING socr,

hold s regular weekly meeting THIS EVENING A. W
the Church corner OF Carondelet and Perddo So
public generally are invited attend Question will b az WINCH d.
maintain herself Republic 2''Punctua aenn "a Fr.
iel5 IT.. BY order, WIN COZ ny nts equess.
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TT To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi-
cans.-Please the advertisement Rustic g. PADDOCK,
upon the Fourth Page, headed above my0
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~ DR.; cullen,s Indian Vegetable Remedy-F,

eY- DR.. Cullen's Indian Vegetable Remedy-For
the of GonorhGa elect Syphilis Structure Mecura Diseases
and all complaints from impurities the blood Dr. Cuens
Remedy domestic entirely free from
Copaya Mercury, Notwithstanding all the
requisite qualities effect radical days. used
corng the 1t first by purgng off all irritating
which
time upon the through the medium of the blood by
which the yphtic eaicaed
The constitutions instead being injured often by the
of Mercury Copaya, and other powerful and stimulating med
benefited the individual himself the enjoyment
of better health than before also eradicates Venera Sore
Throat Secondary Syphilis Whites LeucorrhGa
and is general purifier of the system. -
a- Prepared and sold by ROWLAND g. WALTON, 1916 Market
Philadelphia Only Agents New Orleans, j. WRIGHT
g. CO.. Isl Cliartres je5 2dplm
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CLOTHING-CLOTHING
.ALFRED M U.NR OE e. CO., No. "a Magaz.ne street,
UTo THEIR CUSTOMERS; e
We do not keep St0re open on SnnddRsY
vTNHOSE of our customers who unable to call dpnng
the day will find in the evening untn half-
past o'clock If any article purchased in the evening does
not prove satisfactory be returned and the money VIII
refnnded ALFRED MUNROE CO.,
apps 2ptf NO - MagaZihe stIeet
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MAYo'S MUSIC STORE,

LARGE SALE OF SHIhISu GOODS
AND GEN1LE.ME.N,S FURJNlsHi's" "
AT No. is Camp street.
THE STOCK CONSISTS. Or, !, Qualities,
l. 1900 dozen Linen Bosom SHIRTS Of an 9uSa 40.
1000 do. do. do. do' ~
Check coored do.,,rpTs
Gauze, Merino and Silk uNDERtSSBHIihle'
do do do DRAWERS;
Night Shirts Night Gaps Morning Town mon Cam.
PICKET HANDKERCHlEFs-oli hi"'"'
bnc, etc. 80 ~, p,.oss
Suspenders Money Belts; Shoulder pio'
Cravats Neck Ties ETC.. , ,,e cau he pfo
All of which are offered at less than the same eau
cured in the Northern cities &c orr cus,omer this
establi, hment will be kept open on Ssh nG TART
O'Clock A. NJ. $50 .onis Funhhing
house, No Is CAM street, next o0 mU,yiSS-sipd
Rank hi1--~-
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PIANO FORTES.
HENRY PARSONS, So Camp street (new ,toelDH
very Choice Tsso stock py Of PiANO FoRTEs,
from the best makers. Chickering'S Grand n U11
Pianos, Nuns Cark's KoIians &c.
Enni,n y i>i1A'A anu - Jel9
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BLACK AND DRAB BUENA VISTA n
MNN\ HATS-Also. PEARL CAPS. Fine H
TSTST Black BEAVER and every variety Of GM
~Akssf HATS and CAPS. UMBRELLAS,
~ CANES sc G. d. BUNCE,
iaId 3t No 20 Canal street
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The Yueatan Expedition.
1t will bs seen by the card which we publish be.
low, extracted from the American Star of the 3Otb
that the Yucatan expedition will be organized in
this city, and not in Vera Cruz as had beenhe first
intention. We should not on this account, however
abate our exertions to have everything prepared
and transportation provided
To THE SOLDIERS OF THE ARMy.-The General in
Chief informed Yesterday that he had received positive
orders from the War Department to discharge from
the service until after their arrival the United States As
had been otherwise informed, and so published it. now
make this contradiction with his sanction.
JOHN H. PEOPLES.
Though this may, for the moment, retard the ex-
petition to Yucatan, it does not follow that it will
fall through for it will be easy sail from New
Orleans to Campeachy, from Vera Cruz. But
very few of the thousand and more men, who have
volunteered their services to the assistance of the
whites of Yucatan, will draw off because they
have to go to New Orleans first; and at that point
treble the number can be raised after their final dis
Narge from the service of Uncle Sam.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1848-03-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
VIM. H. Hunt ads. C. Hunt, Adu'r.
Whereas VIM. II. Hunt, who is in the
custody of the sheriff of Sumter District, by
virtue of surrender by his bail, in the above
stated case, has filed in my office his petition
praying for the benefit Of the Act Of the Gem
eral Assembly for the relief of Insolvent
Debtors, together with schedule of his cs-
tate and effects siSY
Notice is hereby given, to the said c.. Hunt
Admir-, and all other creditors of the said w.
II. Hunt, to be and appear before the asso-
ciate Judges of the said State, at the Court
of Common Pleasfor Sumter District, to be
held on the first Monday after the fourth
Monday in March next, to show cause, if any
they can, why the estate and effects of the
said w. II. Hunt, should not be assigned and
he be discharged according to the provisions
of the Act of the General Assembly for the
relief of Insolvent Debtors.
I'D. JONES, G. C. c. P.
Clerks Office, Sumter Dist
Dec. 18th, l647. 81 3m
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Nh Egssl HI si3Ik1 Itf1a
j YTISHA13ETSSFRTNFYlliSfIIYsiissesSs'ssS
nsE 81 ~
lzAltltE,Sl1ll ll9 81
Brodd. Stree, 5iedsl :Itdsofne HILL
8 :.ss, s#ss CAMDEN. s.. ss
Sss yIoa Z 4; ;,;,;, ,s, s, !.
taos;ya etacl lasS
s,,a ths iar-.a ~,
ientea I I stocI s II s sstss' ~ 8 's 1e.l s'''
i s,srsr SsS,s Is ~.
IS u
Fancy Artic les. ssss
ssS The Proprietor now offers ofso: :0fs stha most
complete stocIa of French, German and
American Drugs, Chemic an. vail lnabIa Faini.;
lysMelicines, Perfnmery, &c, Soaps. Brush
es, Combs and other Fancy and MisasIlana.
ous Articles IN this country. 4 4
Attention Is solicited to the. blowing pre-.
parations: y q & VS. q s;. 81 3
Peters, Beckwith's, Lees and spencer,s Ril.5
ious Pills; 8 .s 90. 4 L
Hooper's Genuine Pills; s. So 81 Z. ~ & &
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rJUST AlsRsHVEHs. -

@JUST ARRIVED. 10
The subscriber informs his friends and Gus
toners that he has just received by the Ia
test arrivals from the North, the following
Goods which in addition to his former supply
he will dispose of at the lo,cest prices for cash.
Fine gold pens, with or without pencil ca
ses; Fine Guns and Revolving PistoIs;
Flutes; Flies and Accordions; Violin and
Guitar strings;
OPtick Glasses; Fine Pocket Cutlery; Rod
gers Razor strops, superior article; Steel
Beads and steel bag and purse clasps; Co.
thick clocks-eight day; Percussion caps;
&c. &c. &c. .5ss 5,
Nov. %, 1s47. 4 tf
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FURNITURE.

Just received fine assortment of curl
maple and fancy sitting and Rocking chairs,
cane and wood seats; together with fine
assortment of Furniture, such as
Sofas, Book Cases,
Wardrobes, Bed-steads, Fancy
and Plain Dressing Bureaus,
&c. &c. &c.
For sale cheap for cash or good paper;
J. F. SUTHERLAND.
Camden. Jan 10, .1s4s. III If
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soy EPsP I NG5'S Z
C0MROUNDs FLUID EXTRACT OF.
SAREAPARLLLA AND QUEENS S


There are few cases of chronic and painful
RheumatiamSthatw will not yield to the infln-
ence of Sarsapafilla and Queens Delight if
duly persevered, especially If taken in con-
junction with Hydr. of Potash, times called
Merrurials Il Rbsuma,ism (yiolent pains in the
bones, 6sc.,) resulting from the mercury taken
by patients during severe fevers and other
protracted disease. se ~
It ia highly recommended for all diseases
of the skin, chronic as well as recent One
bottle will, in most instances, efsctualy re-
move all pimples, postules, or blotches on the
face, to which young persons in this climate
are SO much subjected to. arising either from
impurity of the blood or debility. II is the
best remedy known for scrofulous affections,
eores, and breakings out in young children,
and is safe and efficacious in removing entire
" every trace of hereditary diseases from the
system in the tenderest infant; in fact all GU
taneous affections it is invaluable. AS g gen.
eral purifier Of the blood, and an eradicator of
all obstinate diseases this preparation will un-
doubtedly take the precedence Of all other re-
medies. It gently operates upon and reg
ulates the bowels, restores to the blood it's
wonted purity, gives tone to the stomach, and
promotes digestion.
It will edectually relieve Erysapelas epen
from this distressing complaint are advised to
use it, first 80, but ii no marked reliefbe found
after taking one bottle, it will be necessary
to use the Hydriodated Potash with it.
Not wishing to publish certificates as is
done in the case of all quack medicines of the
day, to effect their sale, and SO force them up
on the public, the subscriber begs leave to-
state that this preparation has been prescribed
and used by number CT Physicians and Plan
ters of our city and neighborhood, with great
success, viz: DR.. H. r. Frost, DR.. W. G..
Ramsay, DR.. Thos. Y. Simmons, DR.. C.. G..
Pritchard, Mr.. g. Legare, Lieut. Wilson, u.
8. r. s., all of this city, DR.. James Stoney,
Beaufort. DR.. ]. A. Mayes, Sumter. &c.
For the composition of this preparation,
and the Medicinal Properties of the Queens
Delight, Physicians are respectfully referred to
the 9th and 9th Nos. Vol. 1, of the .Southern
Journal of Medicine and Pharmacy"
Price 81 per bottle, or $5 for 8 do. The
same preparation as Syrup, is also prepared
at 81 per quart bottle, or S5 per 6 bottles.
Prepared by J. PETER M. EPPING,
Kemist and Druggist, King-st.
Charleston, s. C.
For sale in Sun,terriHe By the Agent,
JOHN l. MILLER, M d.
1.-THE subscriber will receive negroes la
boring under any of the above mentioned dis
eases, even the most hopeless and obstinate
cases, on treatment; or those persons having
unsound negroes, and not wishing to incur
the expense attendant on such treatment,
and are willing to dispose of them with the
view;of seeing them cured, will find a pur-
chaser in the subscriber, who is, willing to
give fair price for such.
March 81, 1947. % "
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sOUTH-CAROLiNA---SUMTER DIST.

i~Ss = - tS<AASS uA y klAk U4S6 .
IN THE COMMON PLEAs.
Samuel ]. Young & Co. vs.. Mendal Smith
B Whereas Mendnl Smith, who is in the Gus
tody Of the sheriff of Sumter District by yir-
ue of surrender by his bail in the above
stated case, has filed in my Office his petition,
praying for the benefit OF The Act Of the Gen.
eral Assembly for the relief Of Insolvant
Debtors, together witlisa schedule Of his Es-
tate and effects: s5 sts;S
Notice is hereby given, to the said Samuel
y. Young s. Co, and all other creditors or ihe
said 81 Mendal Smith 70 be and appear before
the associate Judges of the said State at the
Court Of Common Pleas for Sumter District,
to be held on the first Monday after the fourth
Mondayin March next. to shew cause, If any
they can why the estate and effects Of the
said Mendal Smith should NOT be assigned
and he be discharged according to the propis.
ions of the Act Of the General Ass emily for
the relief Of Insolvcnt Debtors. s5s77
y. ID. JONES, q, sc. 8. 81. / II is
Clerks Office, Sum. Dist.
Dec. 18th, 1647. sS n 3m sss
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cider, Ale, Porter, &c.
g boxes New Ark Cider; g boxes Claret
casks London Pale Ale
2 do Philadelphia do do
2 do London Porter, in quarts and pints
10 baskets Champagne, favorite brands
2 boxes fine lemon syrup
3 common do do
Strawberry, Raspberry and Pine Apple syrup
DICKSON g. LATTA.
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GARDEN I SEEDS

The subscribers offer for sale a very lares
and general assortment of Garden seed
comprising one hundred and fifty varietier.
Catalogue may be seen at the store 'ss
{ ll "A. ]. & p. MOSES.
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SOUTH CAROLINA---sUA sUAITER DIST.

SUU'IH CAKOLlNA..sStMT DIST.
Elijah Reynolds Declaration ii At
vs. Stachniet,f IN, A ssun1.
Isaac D. Whitworth. sit. yS5SSss
Whereas the Plaintiff in the above stated
case having this day filed his Declaration
against the Defendant, who is absent from
mud without the limits Of the State, (as it is
said) and having neither wife nor Attorney
known, upon whom copy Of the above De.
claration, with ajrule to plead thereto, may be
served: 1t is therefore in pursuance Of the
Acts OF the General Assembly Of the State
in such cases made and provided, Ordered
that the Defendant do plead thereto on 81 be-
otherwise final and absolute judgement viii
be then given and awarded against him. s
Office Com. Pleas, Sumter Dist,
18th June, l647.
!, ]. D, JONES, G. G, G. r
June %. (S60 81 qf1yd
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(PLO0K HER

GF LOOK H ER 81
/ s Tho subscribef hns just etasned from. from
&lH the North with full dswaji ssssssSr.a
stock of CLOCKS, WATCHES a5d an
kind of JEWELRY. Also. PISTOI g. Isna
CUTI.ERY. PERFU AiERY,sS sSTDYS a5;ds
Knick Knack keriss Of every dcstfiption
The above stock Id the nrYcsts that lksas
ever been offered il ,SSumteryilIa IIaS bssas
selected with great care, and iaif stS
please. s. &. g5 ss,s
gai,ss for Cash. 8,
The subscribss retnrns l,is arsatftl sc..
,knoWlea for past favois, and soIic;ts -
renewal Of patronage .ssss5 49,
{ & :. F'REElIANsHe,YT
Snmterri1le, Sept. 4 "A, ls4
y Be- Clocks, chez and JaweiFg y6S
paired as usual.
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Preserves.

West India Pfeser s Vest India
preserved pine Apples; lines, peaches, pluma
and cherries resh prunes, currants, citron
and lemons For sale BY Is = t
Feb i13 tSj,1s S. b, levy
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SELLING OF AIN COST
"A large assortment sof ldopse,in as Iatnea
and Cashmeres; some Of our rich and hsind
some patterns.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-10
The ship Canal.

we intend to keep our readers apprsed, from
time to time, of the progress of opinion and dis
cussion respecting the noble project of connect
ing, by Ship Canal, the navgabe waters of Lake
Champan with those of the great Western
Lakes. The enterprise is one that deserves the
warmest favor in Vermont, at any rate, whose
commercial prosperity its completion cannot fail
largely to increase
We may as well take this occasion to say TO
the Montpelier Watchman, that it can raise no
cry less likely to frighten us from our course in
relation to this SPLENDID commercial enterprise.
or to disturb our equanimity, than the one it has
more than once put forth, of " american Rail
roads against British Canais," 1t is, in our
Judgment, emphatically sound and fury. SIR
mtying nothing" And, besides, it is a species
OF patriotism that contrasts rather awkwardlv
with the Watclman's fiery zeal, in the BRIDGE
controversy for an avenue for the CHEAP trans
portaton of the Breadstuifs of the West to our
doors and markets.
We look upon the project of opening a COM
muncaton for ship and propeller navigation.
between our Lake and the Lakes of the West
as one fraught with immense benefits to Yer.
mont and, therefore, we advocate it, We look
upon the project of bridging the navigabIe wa.
tiers of our Lake, Gas we have often said before
as not demanded by the Public Good, as in con.
travenon of existing rights that cannot be "a
ken away except for the Public Good, as not es.
sent'ai to the prosperity of the Ogdensburph
Railroad, and as hostile to the true commercial
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-10
The Treaty.

1t will be seen, by our Telegraphc Despatch,
that, at the latest dates, final action had not been
taken on the Peace propositions of Mexico,
though important amendments had been made
to the prVect submitted. Between this bound
less acquisition Of a foreign and incongruous
territory and people, and the farther prosecution
OF this miserable war, we see but little to choose !
1t is but choice of what we profoundly believe
to be evils pregnant with disastrous consequent
ces TO this Union. If the principle of the VIII
mot rrovso is not applied to every foot of te Ii
Tory we may acquire, we solemnly affirm our Le-
hei that the proclamation of Peace, at such
sacrifice will be but the commencement of an.
other great contest in which the institutions of
Freedom appear less likely to triumph, in this
debased Republic, than the institutions of Slave.
ry.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-10
Railroad Meeting.

A large and respectable meeting of the in.
habitants of Franklin County, convened at the
Town-housc, in Fairfield, on Wednesday the
23d of February, ISIS, agreeable to the notice
published in the several newspapers in said
County, to take Reconsideration the subject of
a Railroad ,hronghsaid County so as to accom-
MEDIATE the peopl. 1t large. The meeting was
called to order ir Joseph Soue Esq. and on
motion Of q. Bingham, Esq, Gen. S. b. Hazel
tine was appointed Chairman and on motion OF
w. c. Wilson, Esq, Alfred Keith, was ap-
pointed Secretary
On motion Committee of three from each
town represented, WIS appointed to report to said
meeting, what ac.ion should be taken on the
| subject.
On motioi the meeting adjourned to . o'clock,
p. NJ,
O'Clock, p. NJ.
The meeting assembled and was called to
order " the Chairman, pursuant to adjourn
ment, vhe, the Committee by Mr. Barlow, sub
mitted thefollowing preamble and resolutions:
Wherea your Committee fully believe that
there is a much more feasible route for Rail
road ,hrouh the County of franklin, than the
one throurl the Village of st. Adams, whereby
the public could be much better accommodated,
and which would be much more profitable to the
s,ockholders. would recommend the passing of
the following resolutions.
ResolreA That a Committee, consisting of one
from each town interested, be appointed to make
, ,relininarJ survey of the several routes which
have been named and make report to another
meeting as is herein after contemplated.
Resoired. That the expenses Of said commit
toe be paid by the inhabitants of the several
towns from which said Committee shall be APP
pointed,
Peso,red That said Committee be empowered
to call another meeting at such time and place
as they may think proper.
Rcsolrcd That said Committee be now ap-
pointed from he several towns represented, and
that the several towns unrepresented be request
ed, each, 10 appoint one person to act IN concert
with the Committee appointed by this meeting
which resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Whereupon, the meeting appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen-
WV. White, Iamoille County
John Allen, Chiitenden County.
Murry Buck. Fletcher.
Bradley Barlow, Fairfield.
w. G.. Wilson. Bakersfield.
X. A. Shattuck, Sheldon.
II. f.. liubbell, faIriaX'
Peter Chase, Franklin.
Gardner Green, Swanton.
On motion of E. w. Sherman, Esq, it was
resolved; That it is greatly for the interest of
the Northern section Of Vermont to have Rail
Road farther ca nan the village of st. Adams
On motion |, WIS resolved That copy of
the proceedings # this meeting, signed by the
Chairman and s crttsry, be sent to the Editors
of the several papers printed in st. Adams, Bur
lington and Montpelier, with a request to pub
lish the same in their respective papers.
And on motion the meeting adjourned
SILAS b. IIAZELTINE, Chairman.
ALFRED KEITH, SecretHy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-10

We commend to the attention of our readers
the very able speech of Judge PHELPS, in the
Senate Of the United States, on the financial as.
pect of the existing War upon Mexico. We
shall give the concluding portion of next week.
1t is high praise of this speech of our distin.
gushed Senator to say, that ii comes quite up
to the expectation which his eminent and con-
ceded ability has warranted. 1t is in no respect
Inferior toany of the lucid and powerful expos.
lions ofthe iniquity and rank folly attending the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-10
Burlington Free Press Daily.

We take occasion to announce, in con.e-
qnence of reports to the contrary that are as
gratulfous as they are erroneous, that we shall
commence the publication of a Daily paper as
soon as the arrangements that are now in pro-
gress to that end, shall be completed. We re-
specially solicit from our friends and the pub.
lie the PATRONAGE which is required fo-<She sue
resstni prosecution of such an enterprise, and
which it shall be our earnest purpose to merit.