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Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

4 NENERAHLG PREsgNr.-ar Gusiis.
OF Arlington. ha, presented to his son.in
law, Capt. K. L. Lee, o the United States
Engineers, lan officer whose brilliant ser.
wees in the Mexican war have elicilrd the
praise OF The Genefais,) a sworl with The
following inscriptions; "fhe giii % Gen.
Washington la George ". T. Cu.lis. lOh
oi January, 100 Presented hy Grargr
". Z. Cnslis to Captain Il. T.. Lee. L. ;.
\. the 22d II February, Isis
l'bis ancIrul ,abrr Is peculiarly valuable
from Is brIag the unIy ,Won1 that Wash.
inglon ever presented IN his life time, ani
with his nwn haud, 10 a human being.
When presented BY the Cbiei la h.
adopted snn. (then an officer Of carairy.)
Ia 1859. it va attended with tn. inlunc.
liun: "rhis sword, sir, You SFe never Ia
draS but in Just cause, or in deiene" q
youf country.
When TIN. interesting relic Of a pat age
shall arrive ia Mexico. viii nnl many a
marital spifil al ouf gallant army delight Il
grasp a hlIt that once was gfasprd by tbc
Father Of bis counlryi--Naiioadi It,
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
WASHINGTON BIBLE SOCIETY.

A meeting Of the members Of the Wash,
ingIon Bible Society was held at the Meth.
odIsl church, in this place, on Sunday the
3Olh oi April, aud after able and eloquent
addresses upon the Importance Of wide
circulation ofthe Bible. from the Rev. Mr.
Banks, and the Rev. Mr. Liveley, the So.
ciely then went into tie election Of its OF.
ilcers Ior the ensuing twelve months. A
new subscription was also taken, amount.
ing To upwards Of $40, Every one present
seemed deeply sensible Of tho importance
ol a free circulation Of the bible, and he
one seemed indisposed to contribute to thai
great aud paiseworlby Object The meet.
ing then adjourned I'LL the flh Sabbath in
May. $. T. SANDERS, Secy.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

GREAT BARGAINs-An American In
Paris writes: Il was at Il jewellers lhi.
afternoon With a gentleman, and saw the
counter covered with silver dishes, complete
dinner services. knives. forks, spoons. all OF
which, he told me, be had just bought for
Old silver at ils value ~ weight In bullion,
and he offered Ia sell me any Of il at the
same rate, Many Of the lhins', he said,
be- had sod new thin the last .il months.
The most magnificent horse. You ever saw
can be had or hundred dollars the pair"
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
PLANTERS HOTEL.
NEW ORLEANS.

THE PrapdeloE' u tins establishment bsg leaya
to lnlotu tie public that theY suIl continue %
accommodate all whl are dhF1ssl to fyuf tHem
with thrf patronage, Them buuse has been
thoroughly cleaaaed aud r5lttzd, aud their Fable,
they venture 10 assert, is unsurpassed by any
other III the eitY. The Planters Hotel IS un
old aud we'll known establishment situated ia
Canal street, near the eorner Of Camp street, the
most business hpfoughiafe in lhh WhuIe city; and
ths PFppririom ilullrt themselves that mora
agreeable and poaslut residence could nat ds
procured by Travellers during then sqlllfn hgts,
than Is offered at this establishment
They have leased the largs new holal recently
ereelcd by Mr jacob bmadcaec. adjoining tho
above establishment, which they have opsued N
connection with it, exclusively Tor the aedomma-
dition Of families, and have fitted If IN and fufn,
ishel If ina style unequuIlfd by any am.ly apna-
mehls in lha whulp southern eomira 10 tiHa
part OF their establishments lbeY wauId gzpeeiaiiy
invite the attention Of families travelling Through
orloealng ia tho city, as their prees will be aeer
than those charged At any establishment IN the
south having smilBt accommodations, To all,
therefore. WIN arc disposed 10 be made comlaltab.e
lt a moderate pHge, liry would respectfully solicit
liem immediately On their amyd, 10 inquire I.r
i the Planters Hotel.
YOUNG y CHANDLER,
~ fmF.slur4
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

Sur CANlL AcRos, rnE PENINSULA or
FLomD,.-The citizens of Florida are agi
lating the expectancy and utility Of uniting
the waters Of the gull with those of the
Atlantic by means Of canal across The
peninsula. Il said that the distance be.
tween the nayigablc waters oI lhe Ouilbla.
coochec To Silver springs, the highest point
of navigation to st. Johns, is unly seven
,orn miles. Il is estimated that the cost
will be about half a million Of dollars
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

E,fiSu MrucAN-A correspondent Of tie
city oi Mcnco North American, wHilag nom a
MFaeaa village. tells the following story
must tel YOU an ausel5ie that occurred ihs
dnt day We arrived. The people had bssn told
that the Americans eat children, and al tbese
pledges OF love had been renewed. Lieutenant
NJ, d the dragons. having heard his story. ae.
eos,ad man. aud asked hn Il be knew Whcfe
lie could gsta Hifs fat boy for supPsf'=addug
that he Wa very hungry
The as,onished Mehean answered, With dole.
iul shake Of the head, ebay mo-
"wrll, said NJ, "as lm hungry, amt panic.
ular--let's have little gh, thea
The pgofmsn It'll mofc houtrd, declared that
there wss none Ia the village.
NJ then turned 10 him and inquired, "Neil show
me a market where ! eau get nice piece Of a
full gfowu man.
nh, was too much iof the Mexican, aud be-
took 10 hl. heels in the iwnkling Of a knife.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

4 PRrplcrIoN.-Wc learn from the
London Alheueum, that Lamlhine, in his
Voyage IN Oncni,' describes an inter.
view. which be- had with Lady Hester
Sanhopr. That cccen'dr individual rc
marked Ia h.m, "La France a unc grand
mission accomplir encore. Nous par.
liciprrez-Ie ne .ais pas encore comment,
mas jc Plus vous lc dire co soir .iyous le
dcsifcz, quand AURA consule nos eloilrs'"
Anglice. "lrance has great mission To
accomplish yet. You will participate in it
i know not how, exactly, as yet, but |
can tell you this evening il you desire H.,
when shall have consulted our stars" II
this was mol prophesy, i was a pretty good
guess, lot Lamahinc had not been political.
ly distinguished at that time.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

RAILROAD AccipENr.--A melancholy
accident occurred yesterday upon the south
Carolina aud Georgia railroad, caused by
the explosion OF the boiler Of a locomotive.
Two persons. named George AHope and
Henry Canmcr, and fireman in'be employ
of the company, name not asccHaIned.
we're so drcadiuliy injured that they have
since died. All leave wives and children.
Bali. Pat.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

Another WONDERFUL pREsS-A Mr.
W. llcaion. of New York, has invented d
printing press, which is calculated 10 print
oll eight sheets in a single revolution oi the
cylinders. taking an impression on both
sides Of each sheet. The number OF sheets
which II is estimated that il viii print ia
an hour. is not less than twenty Thousand.
The wear ol type is also likely TO be DUNN.
ishcd by the invention.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
PEOg gGHS.

80 different patterns Of tic
SS-NT crebfaled Eagl5, swaid, Self,
sss1-Asaaaa. sharpening, Double Mould.
board. sab.sod aud Gullivaliag Ploaehs. Tue
improved Slaop. Hall aud Carey, Of all slttf
Also, complete assohmrnt OF enlufaiefsi hoise
powers grain mills, both steel and burr stone at
all prrts from s. TO slG1, cora aud cob oru,hrHs,
ihnshfr, fiu mlIs, straw euiicrs, grain cradles,
sioycls. Asrs, b5u0Ws, horticultural implements,
etc. Bueua VISTA Riile,, used by the fini NJ.
sfsipp Regiment, will carry a hall ounce bail $50
wards with effect. Gsftru srrd, Of ihi, seasons
growth, aud a choice collection Ji lut tres,
fertilizers, suano, rock -a.l aud plaster Of pans
Improved implements OF llr newest patterns and
be,l kinds, al al tunes 0a hand aud igr sair li
wholesale and retail.
Il I. ALLEN. 55 Camp street,
-. Ngw Orleans
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

A PRornrcy.-rhe n. o. Evening
National says-"Whhm ninety days alter
tho final ratification Of the Treaty ol Peace
between the United States Of the North
and the Republic Of Mexico, the Mexican
Departments Of New Leon. TamauIipas,and
Coahula, will revolt aud declare them
selves free and independent Of tho Govern
ment of Mexico. Gen. Mlrabeau b. La
man. Of Texas, will be the first President
Of the new Republic of Now Leon
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

GALLANT EDIroR-Thr following an.
noucement lately appeared under the cdl.
torial head Of the Mississippi Telegraph.
"l'hc publisher Of this paper would rc.
specially inform the public, aud the ladle'
especially, that be has gotten through with
the press of business. aud is now ready to
attend qnillings, candy pullings and other
parties. on the shortest notice, with neat.
ness and despatch"
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

That fanatic, GiIiiug. 81 Ohio, inlfidu.
ced inlo the House the following preamble
aud resolution, relative 10 a large body 0l
slaves that were re- captured aud brought
back 10 Washington, in an attempt IN carry
them OF to the fee States. The reception
was refused by the House, amid Jccfs and
SCOTS. The matter was purely a Judicial
affair, and Congress had as much right la
ir,eriefe, as il would have with a decision
in the proceedings Of the Supreme Court:
"Whereas, more than eighty men, women
and children, are said now To be confined
in the prison Of the District Of Columbia,
without being charged with crime. or ri
any impfupnely other than an attempt 10
ENJOY that liberty ior which our fathers
encountered toll, suffering, and death itself,
aud Tor which the people ol many European
Governments afo how struggling.
And whereas, such practice is dcrogalory
TO cur national character, Incompatible
with the duty OF civilized aud christian
people, and unworthy Of being sustained by
an American Congrrss--lhereiore,
BE IL resoircd, That select committee
Of five members Of this body be appointed
to inquire into and report 10 this House, by
what authority said prison is used Tor the
purpose of conining persons who have
attempted TO escape from slavery, with
leave to report what Legislation is proper in
regard to said practice.
Resolved further. That said committee
be authorized 10 send lorpersons aud papers.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

IlunrrIpE.-Thc Montgomery. (Ala.)
Journal Of the 10Th instant, cay" Ave
learn that Mr.. Solomon Thompson, an old
citizen of that county, living near Mount
Mcigs, was MORALLY wounded on Monday
night, in an ailray with a nephew, John
Thompson. lie was severely cut in the
sidu aud abdomen in a manner We are
informed, which precludcs all hope Of bis
recovery
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

H,RnoN OF uE DENoeEscr.-.fhe \, Y,
Globe, leading democratic ioufnal OF New \ ofA,
thus speaks Of the prospects OF union aud hafmo.
ny IN the Democratic party
Ave frankly confess that We see no hope Of
uuion, unless the south abandon their ridiculous
unconstitutional platform. Whoever supposss thu!
the democracy Of tAe North vii abandon the
ffea territory principle, Is certainly mistaken. II
the ulca Delegates to the National Convention
are rejected upon the ground Of their iter Ierfto.
~ principles there is no drsife that the Democrat.
&c panty shOnd succeed IN lsis, nor any prospect
that they will. In that easa THERE will be grand
revelation IA parties. aud no man eau say what
the immediate result may be-; but IA thr snd all
Wi ba ushl--tfue Democracy vii LOSE nothing by
the frVoIniian==it Wi shiuu brighter lhau egrE
Looking calmly Al the moving Of the political el.
tmsuis. we are IaeIiuod To beiirya that fryolu.
ton sann0, be long postponed. Il the rupture Of
The political elements i. delayed 80 as Ia obtain
victory fer the Democracy m lsis, the eoaersiun
II lheif b. nuy==inlsl come from tbu slaEF pow.
n. Efaudaln Bill makF 10 mofH concessions IA
ofasi 10 kcsp what IS called Democracy ~ r9wrr.'
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

Tnr PEorosGp MonrAgNr 10 JAcgsoN--'lbis is
10 be- an equoslfiaa statue cast Ia bronze, aud s
thus desenbed by ihs Washington inon
The horsr rests upon his hlud !rri' and so well
balanced are the figures that the centre Of alirar'
ti0n passes through the hooi', aud i requires no
artificial prop to support it--such as the trunk oi
a tree. ns in some statues, Of tie tail fastened be-
hind. as Ia the case Ia the Erca, bronze statues Of
Peter the Great al 81 Petersburg
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

MurIA TRAININU "A bill to abolish
Militia Trainings passed both houses ol the
penn,ylyania Legislature. Il imposes a
tax of % cents upon each individual liable
to militia duty, in lieu OF personal services
upon training days. The fund thus pro.
duced, after payment ui all necessary MI
lila expenses, is to be divided among the
,eyera, volunteer corps Of the Common.
weath.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
NEw ORLEANS
.,00k DEPOSITORY.
No4i9 CAMP sTRTrT.

CONSTANTLY on hand. at the above ezlab.
I lisdmsni, general ASSORTMENT of Hooks Of
every description. aud particularly school iienks.
zuch AZ afs mnsly used IN the south aud sanih.
Rea. Aso. Medical aud Miscellaneous Haats,
embracing ,be basi standard aaihon. as well as
late rablialiIsHs al every kind County neF.
rh4ais aud teachers Wi ind al all iimss as show
the hes, assaried stock ei every kind Of salool
requisites liz the southern country BiaHk RBals
aud SiatsHsrg o. all kinds, suitable lor country
trade at the lBNfsi pfirss
: NuuDAli., bookseller aai S,aliontf.
2!.6m Nn. - Camp street..
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

Mr. Cfiucndcn introduced a bill into the
q. $. Senate to prevent the interference Of
Office holders Of the General Government
in elections. The Locuioco editor Of the
Bowling Green Argus describes it as 81
gag bH 10 Midc debate and mns:ie The
prts,i LOU. Jour.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
AnIicc.

A IL persons are hereby cautioned against
~ trading iof or taking an assignment Of a
rrr,1in pronii.of note, given by The undersigned
10 ope Peter Bdr for the sum Of one hundred
doll,rs. dated on or about the ld Of April, 1873.
gpd plyabls on the fir, day Of December Of the
me year Said note was obtained from The
Undersigned without any consideration being given
Therefor, was settled, aud is nov imudnlenily
withheld, and am determined not to pay ihc
same unless compelled By law. .....
ELIZABETH RANES.
SEWER county, Ark, May 3 l-is.22.3w
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

4 young man Of Somerset Ma"aehn'
scts. named Gibbs. having been gifted by
his sweetheart, lird L heavy stone to hIs
neck. another To his feet, iiiIed his pockets
with stones. aud jumped into Taunton nv.
er lie went TO the bottom although q
good swimcr
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

4 pRormEcy.-A celebrated rock in
Ireland, known as the rock Of Cashel
recently fell to the ground, after deiyng
the storms that have beat upon it since the
deluge. An ancient prophecy was con.
necled with this rock, the substance Of
which was, that great revolution would
occur in England tho same year that the
rock should fall. Present appearances
look towards iu lul6llnent.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

The whole number of voters in France,
with a population of 36,OOO,OOO, was, un.
der the old system, less than 100000,
while the number Of places in the git Of
the government was 100000, Of which
10000 were created during the adminis'rl.
ton Ci VI. GUizOt.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

Among the passengers who arrived IN
New York from England, by the steamship
llibernia, are Sir John Richardson and
party, who have been commissioned by the
British government to proceed 10 tho Polar
regions. IN search OF Sir John Franklin s
party Of explorers.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

The Richmond Enquirer, noticing the
probability ol Gen. Taylor's nomination,
eSclaims good for The Dcmocrdcg"-
We have no doubt that the old General, if
nominated will be, "good for the Democ.
racy.' When Col. Thompson's regiment
Of volunteers was about leaving this city.
one Of them, who always says a good
deal and does rather more than he says,
waved his heavy sword over his head and
exclaimed "good for ten Mericansi" In
a similar sense old Buena Vista may be
good for The phoic Locefoco party"
Lou, Jour.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
NEW ORLEANS TYPE FOUNDRY,
and Printers Depot.
lo STREET ROW
aTfHTE tlE et'sfomimM

aHfHHfHH THiN ENHHn#Hlial 4
II Il. GgEfN respectfully announces 10
/ Publishers aud runisr. that he has
established eompl=lr and extensive TYPE
F0i AURf m tie rity
Tn B5lg lrfTlH VI ihia Foundry wac cut 10
order by WofAmrn Of ioug experience, and a. no
expense ives spzrrd 10 ed,uin tic handsonesl
Mcrs aud to pef'clt them iu syefy fgspccl, the
ASSERTION s ven'urrd usi i will b. iouad thr
hanus1mesl 10 the unied States
Asg, "a ysB handsome assortment Of Flower,
Combination Rirdrrs and lon l.rrrrH of the latest
sNlr. to which ihr siiea,on VI iaaisfa Is So
lle.i-J. b. .cfr Purchasing e.srwhrfr An articles
manufactured ai iAi Foundry sAall be Of a iia.
iefal equal Vi u0l superior % aay m1nuiaetlfod
al t,s Noid. and cf they wll' b. iurn shed, nt
New Nofk pfsJs, iie proprietor ui tbs rev rnsei-
prife trusts 10 meet with due encouragement.
Tho .uh,anbsr is aIs9 Agrul i0F the sale oi
Napp.rf. Ws,AIn.tuu sad Smith PRrsEi. whieh,
together with Chasts, Casts, Composing siItks,
rufnhury, GaI.ryr rnniIas lnk of ull r1l0t1, iH-
eludinr rycry sriic'c 10 the rnuling buines, trpl
constantly ou hand II moJtraic rates
Ii The pispnriufs Of nersplp-fs wlo WI pub
i,h IDS advertisement s2 motifs, and ftnd
papsf 20 ihn Foundry weekly, will be paid ior The
advertisement by purchasing sS times me amouni
advert srnca: bil 10 Type. -.
may ~, lsi-.2s
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

MARRlgp-At Tie residence OF her luther, on the
iIh inst BY tho Rev Eieard Haynes Of 0uaehila
county, Nh TAamas d Hot. to Miss. Smal {
Fleming, daughter ol T. NJ, Fleming Of THIS Vi,
uluily.
Accompanying the above wo received our usual
quantity Of cake, ior which We return our thanks
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
WALL PAPERS,

W. 20 Camp street, NrM Orleans
Fl'llE advertiser has always On hand a vel
assorted stock VI
FRENCH PlPER-HINGfNGS.
With suitable BoaurslNus FOG -lell--among which
are
Go'l and Velvet PlPon and lufleui
Gold Papers aud Borders
scene Papsn, d1nh.H aud single Width
Bad Top P1prr aai roHer, doi
Saun, uuclazrd, ami Common Paprui
Window raprrs. feet wide,
Figured Screen rlnsr ant DgTier;
which b. is selling as loW as FrsHs' Paper rla
be- ,oli in New uHsanr a. hls a'so Agfu.,>
P,rrrs. which hc oilsr oe-r than they can be
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
Furniture .Walnfdci0ry,
Ar WASIJINGTON.

AT W tNIi W. iJNt
A \ assortment always on band, al 10" prices
N tot cash. have a lleanc, aud Collins Of
all sizes, trimmed Persons sending from di'-
tancc will not be disappointed. Ny prices arc so
low | will expect the money OF the debt assumed
by some one living at thfs place. ...
y JOHN 5. SPENCE
Washington, hpnl aGr lsis.20.3m
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

GgRaaSle REvoL0rloS-We doubt whether
this is not of more Importance even than the rev
olntiOn in France, The States OF Germany, with
Austria, Prussia and the Italian principallties-
all 80 closely connected together an in
mense population, and are only to Us second in I'M
porlanoe to France aud England, because our conf
munieati0n is more direct with the uttrr, \ for
eign print, dated in March says
"'fhe remainder of this month Is pregnant With
events Of momentous importance to all Germany
On the 2Olh the Congress OF her Sovereign Pow
en will be held at Dresden, They will there de-
termine how Germany shall best prepare herself
against attack from without, They will also do.
eide upon measures of constitutional reform rs
they afe willing to gfaul, aud upon what wider
base they wtll form the Germanie Confederation.
On the 3Olh the Heidelberg delegates met ut
Frankfort, where they will be joined with many of
her Liberal deputies, l'he decision of Congress
will then be known, aud will be compared with
the plan Of constitution prepared by the lleidcl.
berg committee, which is now nearly ready
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

a SeENg Is uuF llousG,-'Fhat lively gossip
the Washington correspondent OF the Charleston
News, thus sketches a scene IN the comedy which
came oil IN the House OF Representatives on the
llth lust
We had an exciting day in the House Of Rep.
resenlalyes, Mt rallrey Of Massachusetts,, moved
10 orecoasdaf tie vote by which vas passed, yes,
lrfday, the resolutions eongratulating France on
having consolidated rrpublicansin, lie was very
earnest Ia bis luudatiou OF respectable "uolotpd'
eltifrus Of that State, aud in pathetic VEN al,
ludsd to "ehamng boy" who was said 10 be a
good snhelaf. I'll my son, who was his rom.
plnion," said he, "had not treated hun with every
demonstration Of respect aud good will, | would
nul feel ioF hIm the esteem aud confidence which
noW TO llut ;he boy died Mr.. johnson, o
Tennessee asked leave 10 PROFOUND one question
"wouli YOU has- bren willing that tins 'eburming
boy should have mafHed your daughter Mr.
Pafrey was somewhat staggered for reply. llr
remarked that the practice Of community do
not come up to his theory, aud that he would IN
tfodues IN pefsnu into hs family WHO would b.
disagfrsahlc to them OF his friends. This occasion
laughter, long and loud,
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

Have always On hand large supply Of saddts.
brides, Filings, mafngaltz collar, hames. saddle
aud carpet bigs, kaIIers trunks, couch, eg, daat.
h1Tui wagon and cart harness, whips, hobby.
harses, BdftIharoNs, blind bfdles baud Iaatbct.
moraaca, ,hscPskins, IuIng aud tap hIies. skiHIna
hng,kIas wrb coach lace, saddle lfefs, saldIera
tools, seln aud upper leather paughs Of various
kinds MIIilay goods and trimmings comprising
ehappeauA. pumss swords, sashes, epaulels, pie.
iols, sword and pistol belts, holsters, Eiouldes
straps, and military bose AID camp equipments
ul all descriptions; military findings and Trimmings,
cloths easimerrs. bindings, laucs, hultous, flags,
huniInRs, &e; RrgaIia, lodge and rneampmru
furniture and paaphrrualia, suited ialle 100 T.
and other s0ciflies; lnda rubber machine bands,
steam packing, and India rubber goods generally
TOR sale Du commission
ua-
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

The Government taxes on the London Daily
Times newspaper are more than half million
Of dollars year
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
sI5 Reward.

gANAwAY from tho mb.cnoff
% about tho lst Of February, Aegss
In Man named Wilson, asel nholi 1o
M wears. ) ictt 6 or inches hgh'
VII speaks very quick whea quesiions .
ssun6isfus> copper colct5d, has scar oyer as
Il, .,.. aud !. yeN active fellow. ! think BE- 81
LILA, l .Iou, ile Colony, 10 SEWER coauiy, whgfo
iu'H'"s viz win pay the above reward lor
I,r ID taken ia ih. State and nll rsp'n.ra y ue-
,,n yn,.d 10 me. and $50 Il taken oui Of the state
md sscured in iall 80 / can get hun ..,g
Liule Missouri R.y,f, clafh COZ AN
Npn D.. lsls9J ia
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
Fresh Drugs.

nR r. r WILLIAMS h,'
n ~ ju,l received from rhadel.
.--,/ pha general aHoriinrni Of
g. IA Fresh Drugs Medicines, themi'
~ rsla. Pefiumrriss. &c,&e which
NJ makes hI,riock cqualio that Of
E1xS ann ether houss 10 the country
IN tIa has made arrangements by
- which he will be enabled, al all
,i,,,,. t .,,,,,,Iy lt friends and cusiomom on The
,no.t , ,o,.ssabI. terms with genuine article OF
Fresh Drugs and Medicines a' wei a' o'l'f niu-
cIss in hIs lne.
May 3. l-is.alU
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
s2J Reward.
NAV lOIsls29

S2J Reward.
RANAwAY from ils ubsenb.r
TX On lhe u.eli ol ilr lat mt, Ne
tE4D m5 Man named Eifl3Hr, 5ged
s<z ul1u, 22 years, Of dark copper
tM color, and about h1o igst fgAt
inches 100 hesl,, veil lfr D lad
.-.s..szzis haf yadely o c.aihug w'ih
HIm. On hs nrrk r a lafsc scar which has ih'
lpnraf4acr of o. lufn. lle b slow Of speech bui
quite Intelligent eau read aod write very wrI.'
anl win probably have pass, o. iiee paper w,ih
b.m, aui wl, w doubt end .ayUf TO Eri 10 The
Afaansas or M,s.s.pr nyrn, he has h'en Cd
..-5mb8iis au c1uk. Sc Tbs boy pn away
nom Bis fguurf mi,'rf, Samuel Iay.ut w.io ie'
isI nrsf Pine B.aa. AIk, aad was out some
brss wears. uui plsstl HImsrlf OF aa freeman
aIing hmsf.f John.
Sail negro took with h.m daih bay hofsc' 'ha'
lIr. bride, ani a large red blanket. Tie hons
ha. a iinc appearance; s ahlui 10 hands hIgA.
yosr old. and hns Haf 10 hs iorhead, The
above fspafi siII D. paid for The Apprehension AND
delivery si ibe boy ald horse 10 ~ Inlcfsgnr1i
and hli reasonable charges will be- pad.
GEORGE o. BRITT
Washington, Afa Nay %, ISIS.