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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
March Is, less.
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Ar RnleS holden in Tie Clerks 0elee of The
Circun Superior Court Ct Law md Chancery
for jefferson County, he frA Monday IN
afssss l NV, Adnir;,ir@ivs II Janss Fs'sy. q.
AGAINST
.Js,assn Grust, Mica Geryst. W.lIian Rad,
ii CfIANCERT.
FNHE Defendants lohnsea Garrett end Mllto1
- riven security according q The Act Of Assem-
80 ~ ne rules of his co1Ii and il appearing y
s,,slsctory evidence hat they als not nh.bi,uni,
&C his eeoasryi = onassed I'M he sad defend
sr-,n - answer he bill Of he plaintiff aud thai
Z ,-e n RI order Be forthwith inserted n some
.nsrs;.usl psblshedin charlsssosn. forswo ncnlhs
socess1ixslls ard posted q tee IT,. aoer e the
N.rckis, lstS. y. 7. BROWN, clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

tTThe ADORE sale has been postponed unit
Tie 8osh II this monih. Cours day, When 4 vii
Be offered before The Courf-house door.
H. 4. DEAN, Exr =. Dsea.
March II lRf3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
WE NE FFRM.

TINE subscribers would inform their friends
j that they have purchased of Mr.. E, S. Tate
hisTentire stock Of Goods, and have. taken the
Room formerly occupied by him, where they will
do business under the name of JOHN X.
WOODS & CO. They hope that persons who
want great Bargains will give them call, ashley
are determined to sell at very small profits.
GEORGE w. RANSOM,
JOHN K. WOODS.
y March 1910
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
PUBLIC SALE OF
Men Furniture Il Harpers-Eerr

New furniture ~ markef8-k cEfys
vTyHE undersigned win sell a public auction,
~ q Tie late w. Abelis Furniture Ware
room. n Harpers- Ferry. ~ Iin<si1y a. Gid ina.,
sundFy nrilcIescf New Furniture. consisting Of
Iables, Chain, 1Bzreaas,
Washstasds, Bedstedeis, &c, &C.
ALS0-Heo Sign Boards ~
TERMss-six months credit on al sums 81
IS and upwards. he purchaser giving bond and
approved security, under that sum cash.
Sale . commence a O'clock.
EDMUND p. HUNTER,
J0HNtBIsAIR HOGE
Adm'rs n Wn. Aid, dee'd.
March ie. 1873.
p. Is. All persons indebted 10 said estate. are
IL P. II.
JB LII
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
a STOCK or GOODS

Harpers-Ferry. March ii, ISIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
CalicOes less Than Cost.

Calicoes less than Cost.
|yETE have a large stock Of Calicoes which
w must be sold Call and examine them al
the store Of JNO. K. WOODS & CO.
March 4, l84S
TOHN K. WOODS & CO, will give the
~ highest market price, in Goods, for Butter,
Eggs, Lard, Tallow, Dried Apples, Dried Peach
|es Beans and Soap.
March 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
Goods at less than Cost I

March Is 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
Hnrness.

nNE set single Harness, Black Mounting,
" also one handsome Bride, for sale verylow
by JNO. K. WOODS & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
Virgfnin. % Wif:

W - uMAle~9 ~ VIZ
Ar Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of The
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for Jefferson County, the first Monday in
March, 1875
q. M WatSins, Guardian of William M Wat
kias aAd Robert W. Watkins PLAINTrrrs
IS AGAINST
William M Watkins Robert W. HaIktas, Ro6era
n. Cation aud g. M Watkins ard Hetea III.
ssyt, DEFENDANrs
IN cHANCERY.
TIME Defendants, William NJ. Watkins and
Il Robert G. Watkins, not having entered
their appearance and given security according
to the Act Of Assembly and the rules Of thi:
Court; and il appearing By satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants Of this country \
Is ordered, That the said defendants do appear
here on the third day of the NEXT term, and an
sser the bill Of the plaintiff; and dat copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted In some newspa.
per Published IN ChaFlestown, for Two months
successfully. and posted II the front door Of the
Coarthouse in the said town Of Charleslpwu
A C0py-Tesie,
KoBERT T. BROWN; clsrk.
March r. 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
Virginia, 60 wit:

Virginia, 20 wits:
Ar Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for jefferson Countys the first Monday in
March, l646-
William c. WofthiRgton, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
William Clepelasd and Jane e. has acife, Charles
Boaraian, Joseph r. A6eli, It1Estse Sf he said
Jane E. Cleveland, John Moore, Sen, and Ma
thaRiei Myers, DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
THE Defendants. William Cleveland aud jane q.
- Cleveland. his wife, not having entered their
appearance and given security according To the act
Of assembly and the rules Of this court; and il APP
pearing BY satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants Of this country n Is ordered, That the
said defendants do appear here on the third day Of
the NEXT term, and answer the Bill Of tie plaintiff
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in Charlestovn, for
two months successfully, and posted AZ the front
door Of the Courthouse In the said town Of Charles.
town. Copy-Teste.
March IS, is4S R.T. BROWN. cisrk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
II SPLENDiD SGHEME.
a chance for small Speculators

E.very monday, Wednesday, and Thursday Z
drawn he very popular small Lottery called
TOM THUMB.
Capitals "a 600; %, 900, o., 1000; III 900.
Certificates Of Package Of. WhoIes for sis; II
Halves S., 80 Quarters 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

|rxHEAP CLOTHS Great Barg1inE may q
" ha1 in Ciohs, ClSsiucrcs and Fc<tints
many Il prime cosf Gentlemen who wish en-
recciyc great bargains, - We uontfo t1ltc roc1'
a. spring s,oek MILLER q BRO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

l~ Orders for Tickets in any Maryland Lott
terry either advertised in the newspapers or nj
yaie circulars by any other vendors, supplied a.
our establishment on the same terms and ID the
most prompt manner. All transactions confden-
tial.
Lewiston g. Co., bny and SCH all kinds Of IN.
Sight drafts in. SUMS to suit purchasers ID al
the principal cities In the Union.
C. LEIVISSON d CO.
14S Pratt Street, Baltimore, Maryland.
ID, 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

T7ROCKS--l load q very Superior Glaze
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18


NOTICE.
HAVfNG sold my entire stock Of Goods, and
u u being tczilons Of closing my business as
Son as possible. request al persons having
omen accounts with Miller q Tate and e S.
faie. o pay the same q close them by note:
ERASMUS s. TATE.
DREsH GARDEN SEEDS "A large selec-
lion of Fre=h Garden SEEDS from Mr. Thos.
Allen. iusfreceitcd and FOR sale b{ =
March 4 SIS s. II. ALEEM0NGl
f<RocKs "A load Of very superior Glazed
~ Mix Crooks. for sale b
kATs ron sALE-Fer sals 900 bushels
~ prime SEED Oats VIM. s. LOCK.
TSoR s>is I rrse ans WORK HoRsE
~ E sssa P''r = W. q s'' Io { z.
= = Lbs. colorrd curpcs Chain fbr ne 81
a = Nsr>h r. e SlcAF0osE-
=
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18

A WORD OF ADVICE
A large portion Of our numercns patrohizink
friends have, from time to time earnestly 1nquilE
edscf us, which method Of purchasing Ioitery
Tickets is the most speedy method ii bringing
about that consummaiion 50 deyoutly wished
slzeh0yged ec6ers7 As il is clearly the policy Of
4 Lottery dealer to sell his patrons Prizes, not
blanks, we have always unhesitatingly replied,
= PHrclase By tte Package.s a pa-kage IL com.
posed 81 from % ID 26 tickets, (eithef whcIes,
halves or qnafters) and one package can draw =
plurality 81 any Of the prizes in the scheme.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
Yir9inln. % WIf.

!. = : : -
VtEE1D1&, 10 Wits
Ar Rules holden in the Clerks Once Of the
r,irru;f srnerior Conf az law and Chaneerv
f6r JEFFERSON County, the frs. Monday ii
MaIs s,. lo5o- 49, 81 :
Sames ormteeA, Uslrd'aSs az Adz5 J!'eea ~
Nsscy Dso9is jssePe.se and tfs.s t.ardfs'y fl,-
tant ehiidtn Of Res Hardcag, deca
RLArsTirF,
r.eas Basseay sas "a AVA g., 4 Z IS ~ ftaasii.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-18
SheriF's Sale

Clarke county, Feb &c, lsls-ss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06
PASSENGER Arrived.

g. bremen AND sourHAsPros- Steamer Hermann-Mr P
ssa
Ssa nsis Es Ls9 aa a sSs
Meyer, Masters Meyer Meyer Chas Meyer Miss Pauna
NE ida b;s'sias NJ q "A ys.;llss sssaS, %..s
s!s5 es @
Benson. Nsw;s4SleT: Edw BodaT Capt Pro6:.. NJ.
si,.s s s sas"S .pS s
Ss1ssF fss 1s
Emil susher Mss sS Louise Tsaschsr
Brause: Avg Ercs%ann, MrsL Krcs%ann Juliu, koScr
liz Miss HosSSs:ans oshgesanr cm Hartman.
Rah Misses and "n s"es ssaa
hsGs sT Hea re, H.s'P
hss S% sqA Nj bsn ss' Mis- NJ Dentists
s Mrs ens %sr xsss enr rnp S ffsss
1f hsl Nay HAIL Mi, G Ss
%s ss 81 H.. .s. s sss.
Miss Miss FnS woa na% yn E wo was ns
simpson virginia; hnTon Esq., Conn; Ty Asphalt Howe.
E Mis-, Hove And AM charles S Tsr E Mr. s%arSs
Mrs Eticl Miss E,triGk and servant Mr., ruge Master
Grange and servant Mrs Woo Master Woods aud servant
1 a p < pspAr MGS. MSS Lyons
Yor Ls cecht To,gsr GERMANY, Chas Burakas do Charles
Alexander,
rvan, Mies Eliza Canaan. Emile Canaan Louis, Canaan Mr.
Leon Canaan. avrci Louis Vandeuil ME- Amen vandeu Miss
Aun France; Mrs Maria servant
doTw Powers and lady child and York Mrs Charles
Cincnna Aug Etngr. Henry Srecher Jacob Forcr
Thos oerkc Henry Stuh Germany 1896
UAvhNh--Istk tmlde Hnro'd-G Hiilma York 4 L
Rave TroyJ Domac Seguira Scruir, Terran, Havana
hsrAN2As-Bark MoussmManuel Mavorga John Francisco
Bnrtomcs; Antonio g. taidn.
KY Wrsr-Scir Iludson--Nr Hone Mr. Thomas Mr. FenoI
Capt Bcnrs,y lady and 2cldcn, Miss Stevens Mr Tur.
ror 2 sfetrasc.
PoNor + R-.Darh Corlc'iaMr rriclard. Baltimore Ne
King aud Mr Waller narbadues.
81 MArrtN 81 rig Gin ert Ilstn, ld--Nr R,unre
ShyANNhi--ark Isaac Mcad-Mr Csnhora LADY aud dill
dicn Jonc' Mrs Surdcvsp Mrs O. Miss stnrdcynnt
Miss TO- Nils Johnson, Neal sullivan, Morean Husband
AVID child.
sAyANNM,-Brs Mau-Nr' Cadgll and ,hfIr,o W.
1lcs KnpN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06

fix the number of privates at sixty-two aud he may
at any time increase each company in service Of
the United States tho territories exceeding
hundred; and he may order such ira fers he pub
lie exgency renders necessary; provided the whole
number of privates including the companies OF ord
nance shall at no time exceed nine thousand aud
sixty men; and the number of women aud employees
attached 10 the army shall not exceed one sand
3 Any of those who enlisted for five yerrs in the
mounted rifeme for Oregon and who served in Mex
leo may be honorabiy discharged from the service
making proper application.
The first section of the bill, making appropriations
next considered but without disposing of 1t, the
committee and at O'Clock, after session of six
hours the House adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06
Passengers Sailed.

Enthusiastically United StateM Beaulcr, Belgian Min
ister Madame Beaur Col Josh Iay Capt Gus
tayus Gutenberg, Vienna Arforedson Consul At Stock
hm Madame Arforedson Carl Arforedson Alfred
Elizabeth Arforedson Caharine Aroredson and two SERVANTS
wood New York Kennedy Long Island Arr yunaga Borne
SPAIN Toulmin and lady, Miss Franca, Miss Franca
Madame Cayus child and Miss DeRuyer New York;
Frapcis Sumner Paris Ranlett New Orleans George
Filob Francis Schacker, Charles Heller Mrs Brown, Pow
ell. Comstock, Henry Kaltman, Fry, Miller Henry
I Fisher John Detteman, Lemisson, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06

The COMPROMISE BLL-MR. WEBSTER.-lt
seems TO be thought probable at Washington that
made in the last week of the session, which is
next week. Mr.. Webster, it is said, has been
written to, to be In his place, and he left Marsh
leld we learn, yesterday, for that purpose. Boston
Courier 5h lug
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06

TAYLOR MEETING IN SALEM.--A spirited meeting
of the wings of Salem was held in the Town Hall,
on Monday evening, to respond to published call
cluh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06

JOHN M'LEAN.-Mr. S. p. Chase denies, In a
letter TO the Ohio State Journal that he has repre-
sented, as alleged, Judge MLlean to be an avowed
opponent to General Taylor, and about to use all
his influence against him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06
Sup DANvRRs-A letter from New Orleons states that
hull Of ship Danvers sold, 10Th alt. for $500



Whalemen.
Letters fnm Sandwich Islands Mayo have been received
late OF ship Triton OF NBedford (before reported
detained by the natives Of Kings Mill groupl at Honolulu
awaiting the arrival Of his ship He taken from the King
Mill Islands by ship Alabama Of Nantucket the day after the
could learn, five Of his killed woundtd
letter from Reypard OF ship Canada Of NIB reports her at
Honolulu May with $50 bbl 1850 do VIII OIL The Canada
recruited and sailed from Paa in Feb for the NV coast direct
but on the I'd April the ship commenced leaking which contnu
ing increase Capt bore for Oahu and arrived April 10TH
certain the OF the leak IL found that large portion Of
the false keel had been knocked OF and her bottom otherwise
damaged Sho had repaired would sa in few days
the NV coast Capt r. wrtes suppose the damage
by something which the ship struck the night Of the It'll
1916 when round Cape Horn in lot 49, Ion a. while
hove Of the on their feet We tried the pumps but
found leak then"
letter ship Jennoy Allen Fairhaven reports her
at Manila Feb Z, with 100 bbls spoil, allwc.
Sailed from New Bedford 3D. barue Charleston Packet Lewis
Atlantic and Indian Oceans.
At Callao June D. Magnolia Simmons II mr. 9TH bbs
oil. Sid May l6 Margaret Scott, Luce, cruise; 25th
Ieondas Sviit do do; 2th, Hercules Beetle do do.
At Rio Jancro June q ship VIM G. Nye Rose, L. for Cape
Of Good Hope 9th
letter received In Providence Mr. Todd Minister TO
Brazil confirms the loss OF ship Casander before reported
buren sailed from Boston November 90 S and was last
ported March t with 30 bbls oil She vas owned ny he
Messrs Potter and Others Providence and valued vita
her outfits Mt about $4,000. No insurance.
Sid fom fdgartown, 81 inst ship Mary Crocker OF tlsar
town, for Pacific and NV Coast o, - , q,
cihc ast from Taloaana, where was reported April ~
on sai from Maui Iucy Aun AMI Julia Nay wash gon
Filler. NIB, mos sut 50sr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06

Commanders of vessels bound to this port will confer
favor upon as by having all parcsls, papers, aud re-
ports intended for the Netp York Herald ready for i'm
mediate delivery to steamer, the News Bov.
She will board inward bound vessels In the vicinity Of
reign domestic will confer additional favor by
forwarding to the Herald through the mail other
wise ship papers that may be deemed Of inter
est to the community. We will gladly recprocate the
favor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-06
miscellaneous.

Ayeysr Wind a. sunri.e NV Meridian. W. Sunset,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-27
CO n N RCIAb AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Tuesday, Dec. 26-6 p NJ.
The stock market opened rather heavy this morn.
kBg, and the sales not very large. Prices
unsettled, but the tendency downward. At the
hrst board treasury notes fell eft per cent; Farmers
Loan, 4 Harlem, 4; Reading Railroad advanced x
Ter cent All others closed at prices current Sstur
day.
At the second board Harlem went up n per cent
Canton Company y, and Farmers Loan q. The
transactions in the afternoon were to limited
TENT There appears to be little dispositions to operate
any Of the fancies until after the holidays, aud
therefore look for very little alteration in prices until
after the LIST Of January The bulls sanguine
lative to further improvement and firm in their
demands. Money continues easy, and Is likely to be
abundant In the OF the next six months,
than at any time during the past year. Should such
state of things be realized the bull spectators will
have chance to make up of their heavy losses,
from the great depreciation in the market value OF
stocks.
There were 3455 packages of domestic cotton manu-
features, valued at S147 5o7, exported from Boston
during the two weeks ending the 2sd inst. or this
quantity, 1881 packages were shipped to the East
Indies.
The annexed table exhibits the rate OF semi. annual
dividends recently declared by the railroad oomps
nice of Eassachusetts:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-27

There has been falling of In the rate Of dividend,
Of several Of these companies The Worcester and
the Fitchburg have been reduced per cent each
The Michigan Central Railroad Company has declar-
ed q dividend of per cent, payable in stock This
read is swned principally in Boston.
The aggregate amount Of tolls received the Ilino
and Michigan Canal, up to the 3Oth of November,
$s0600. The total number Of boats registered at the
collectors Office l57. The sale Of canal lands pro-
duced $rssoo2 which appropriated to the liquidation
Of the loan Of sixteen hundred thousand dollars
ated to oompletce the canal The following table
bibts the amount Of shipments by the Illinois and Mi
chgan Canal from the 9th Of May to the both of Ooto
Bar ipclusive -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-27
FOR SALE.


GREAT BARGAIN.-TwO COLO WATCHES FOR
"A SALE very low. One Coopers ohronomeets full
piate 90 dwt S25 will be sold for $50
London watch cost will be sold for $50 Both
and In compile One both will be sold the
above prices Being In want Of funds Of being
sold Address Lenoy at tis office
L,oR sALE.--A FIRST CLASS. THREE STORY, ATTIC,
brown stone front House. in hadeon avenue between SO
and 3st streets Madison The house isy with
the Croton hot and cold throughout
&C. The front perlor A Deep with
rsnsom the CENTRE with 10 tho
story tea fitted for The HOUSE
north of 4h street The adjoining ot together with
sc had with the house. Inquire OF WM CONNER
d Ann street. corner Of Nassau,
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE-AT TARRYTOwN
~ about mile from the steamboat landing story
house. substantially built and well finished,
twenty-five Of landabou half OF which woodland
with good vsey Of fine forest The house. foryhve
feet 'front.' and feet deep and contains twelvs
pabries and attic On the premises good apple orchard
vnes raspberry bushes Toe from
the house. bracng the villages of Tar
Piemont and ak and the river from the Palisades Cad
strcot. to +. TREADWtItL at Tarrvtown.
LNoR SALE A HOUSE IN BOND STREET wIrHTaE GAS
also siO00 TO loan
amounts Apply to WIN. CORP No Call Of Rec rds
NOR sALE.-GROCERY SToRE.-TnE SrOUK, FIXTURES
and good will Of the largest and best located Brook
Going good buncts with the class
n has been engaged in the location for nine
wishes retire will bind hm,ef
AGAIN further informant n apply
rrcmisea N b-The stock will DO reduced to the
chaser b. 2. MIDDLETON,
81 and 81 Atlantic st. South Brooklvn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-27

AIO CURE NO PAY-Dk CORBITT, - DUANE of
IN monbcr Royal College Of Surgeons London may
delicate dsssss No matter hew ons
You ulcers the body tho throat
nose palms head and bones Of the lss practice
uren devoted diseases enables DR. ocu
the worst this disease Recent cured in our az
No mercury used. Structures cured In two week W.
scarcely any pain individuals who have INDUCED IN
habit positively DO restored 70 hen ans
society
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-27

Thoes interested will be able to form idea from
this of the nature OF the tranc this work Had 1t
not been for the difficulties encountered in regard to
the supply OF water equantty Of produce transport
ed, and the amount of tolls would have been much
LANCER. The completion Of the Calumet feeder will
ensure permanent and sufficient supply Of water,
which, with the improvements about being made In
other parts o. the work will made this canal safe and
eable channel Of trade throughout the season Of ma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-27

DR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRAcIlCALa ~ 20 Ar
~ Treatise TO- IS Greenwich srse.-ohos no%rs 20 al.
sundsy excepted Tso s,S SnI ,c
attending their II Is chiefly however .no % o,...
hs services In strioture from its nrse OF ,nopsnS 70 ~
~ W.. nrpctice ne afford rapid easy and
si cr,s boh lie ground fcv s@lips oan he 'osned
from no o,hgr Jcuree IL Anct"A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-27
General Taylor on Slavery.

Fan SIR-
! bsvc noticed briefe from ais:tsr Of mine
you going the nds OF the press The EXTRACT pur-
Srts TO be remark of Gen Taylor to s. 1yd, Esa.
J the slavery question
fear the mesnipg Of my letter il misco instructed:
d, indeed may have used stronger Language THAI
should have done, in the haste In which generally
fite. Gen. Taylor, in hi. rsntion with Judge
Pyd did not me ntion the word terri and spoke
Ptirely Of our rights uader the constitution in the
hve states
expressed opinion TO the proprety ofextend
|g slavery into the territories OF restricting
its present limits 1t Is we'll understood here tnst
General studiously avoi indi sting his views
Us exciting point
| know Judge Boyd would not msre present Gen Tsy
3. and am sure would not Knowingly misrepreIent
hdge Boyd
I'm justice to all parties, may ask you to give pub
pity to this letter, and oblge yours ruly,
f. l.. CLAIBORNE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-27

TYR. GLOVER Is CONSULTED DURING TaE DAY AND
evening at his office No. Am street, tnow no H. 10
tbose dcu and delicate diseases that
bed the Of physicians loss His extract Of
Cnbeb be had ut his store, in 'front.' Private
entrance through the entry 70 the Office door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-27

Balanc8 IN Treasufy OCT 81, 1873. SBy4 Uy6 %
The Treasury is rapidly working ont Of ths diff
outies which have so long embarrassed its operations
The rate of delinquency In the collection of taxes is
decreasing, and we have doubt but that in few
years. perhaps by the year 1852 the annual expendi-
lures Of the State for all purposes including interest
Its aggregate indsbtedness will be promptly paid at
maturity. The completion Of the Wabash and Erie
Canal will deveope the agricultural Of Indi
ana very rapidly, and the increase Of tolls will not
only give those holding Canal bonds the interest
them but the outlet that work will afford the farmers
along the ne will increase the taxable property Of tie
State, and give greater revenue from that source
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-27
CLOTHING.

CLOAKS-CLOAKS-SELLIN0 OFF AT GREAT SACRI-
~ The largest stock best assortment Of
opable Ii dies and Misses Coaks offered Ia this city will
be sold off without befoe the first of the
Year As the subscriber offers such bargains he respect
fully invites lady who needs SUCH to give him call before
purchasing elsewhere 4. WAMSLEY.
Of Catherine street and East Broadway.
AIDES CLOAKS! CLOAK5-sEtLING OFF BELOW
IL The scriber has large stock hand
in few ~eets Of sh goods aud richly Fri mined clsks
be found and respectfully invites the ladies' to cali aud
for themselves Remember d. HAW XII % Grand
between Or hard and Ludlow street. New York. r. SCloaks
de toorder.
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND rURNITURE-LADIEs AND
~ Gentlemen aving mpcruous effects dispose Of wearing
apparel &C. obtain Prize for the BY sending for
subsc through the Post office otherwise who will
attend their residence ladies attended by Mrs Levensyn
LEVEkSTYN, f66 Broadway ostairs.