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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-18
The Obligations of Honor upon the Wings

The Obligations OF Honor upon the Whigs'
"a convention of Wings was called ex-
pressly for the purpose of agreeing upon
one of the five or six persons named. |
was in favor of that Convention, and as it
was fairly conducted, feel bound TO sus,
tain its nominee. Had the man been
named that wished, and the friends of
Gen. Taylor had refused to sustain him,
am sure l should feel warranted in
charging them with bad faith. l cannot
apply one rule to myself and a different
one to others."- Thomas Corwin's letter
to J. Clements, July 20, 1s4S.
It would be difficult to present the du-
ty ofthe Wings in as few words, and with
as great force, as in the above extract
from the letter of Mr. Corwin, which we
published in full day or two since. One
thing should have been added to make
the statement ofthe case complete-that
the friends ofGen, Taylor were for long
time indisposed to go into the Wing Con-
vention at all, but finally yielded to the
earnest persistence of the Wings of Ohio
and other States, known not to be in his
favor The Convention met. and, as eve-
ry body knows, was fairly conducted"
By open. fair, and honorably viva roce
voting, without the least room for any de-
ception. chicanery, or imposition of any
kind, General Taylor was Nominated by
an overwhelming majority, as the candi-
date of the Wing party for the Presiden-
cv.-C Cincinnati Gazette.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-18

The Broken SwoRD.-We have at
last discovered the true origin of the
famous story ofGen. Cass's breaking his
sword a: the surrender of Detroit. 1t
was this, one ofthe Wilmot Proviso SEN
ators, writing to friend about the candi-
dates disgraceful tergiversalion on the
question offreedom. said that he had bro
ken his a0Ord three times to the people of
the North. The letter having been torn
up. an old woman who had picked up one
of the pieces, was unable TO make out
distinctly the hand writing of the letter,
and read it that he had broken his swOrd
in three places. From thence it got into
the Hunker papers, Utica Democrat.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-18

Yearly advertisers have the privilege OI re.
uewing their advertisements at pleasure.
HwBusiness Cards, not exceeding six lines.
will be inserted, for subscribers, at $500 per
year;-non-subscrbers will be charged $500.
Announcing candidates (for offices Of every
descripion) is charged at the rate of 81 for each
name-to be paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked on the copy for a
specified number Of insertions, will be continued
until order out and charged for accordingly.
Advertisers are expected TO occupy all the space
for which they contracted and excesses will be
charged for. The privileges ofyearly advertisers
extend only to their own immediate business.
JOB WORKING are prepared to execute Job
Work upon reasonable notice, with neatness and
nj E,ir nricaa
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-18
The WhiSs-The Veto Mr. Jefferson.

bC w ubfsS hC CtO Huh' bChC'SObs
In letter written by Mr.. Jefferson to
Lafayette, in 1923, he uses the following
remarkable language:
"The tories are for Strengthening the
Executive and General Government; the
,ohigs cherish the Legislature branch, and
the rights reserved by the States, as the
buwark against consolidation, which
must Immediately generate monarchy
And although this division exciles, as
yet no warmth. yet it exists. is well un-
derslood, and will be principle ofvoiing
at the ensuing election, with the rehec-
ting men of poth parties"
We do not think that any commentary
upon Mr.. Jefferson's remark could be
better put than in the words of the Tus.
carawas Aduocate, 1--WE do not wish, y
says the Adrocate, "to apply the term TO.
ry,' like Mr.. Jefferson. TO those who are
in favor of the Executive. But we hope
men of all parties will reflect upon this
passage in his letter. Cass is in favor ol
strengthening the General Government,
and is opposed to aboishing the one.man
power, whereby the Executive can
thwari the will ofthe people as express
ed-lhrough their Representatives. The
Harbor bill was defeated by Polk, when
more than two-thirds of the members III
the Honse'of Representatives were in ia
vor ofits passage. The Wings. on the
other hand, cherish the Representative
branch, and believe that the persona
opinions of the Executive ought not tc
control the action of Congress. The
opinions of Mr.. Jefferson and Gen. Tay
lor coincide in this subject. Both be
leve that the will of the people ought tt
be respected and carried out by the Exc
cutive.' "
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-18

gGen. Cass signed law in Michi-
gan for selling white men to the highest
bidder. He ought to be punished under
his own lawn Y. Globe.
He seems to think so too. He has sold
himself to the highest bidder repeatedly.
.IournaZ.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-18
Chicken Thicf SInndcr.

The base charges, brought against Gen
Taylor, BY the LocOloco papers, of having
slandered the Sd Ohio Regiment, backed as
they were by the testimony Of the SAFES
mGn's wiling witness, are thus disposed of
by Mr.. Curtis, Colonel of the Regiment,
who was written TO upon the subject Af-
ter stating his conversation with the Gen.
concerning the occurrence, he says:
"No reflection was cast on the regiment
IN my presence. On the contrary, he sub.
sequenlly denied ever having thought Of so
doing. The General had selected my regi
ment to garrison Matamoras, because the
men appeared orderly and well disciplined
and he said he was pleased 10 fOd his ex-
Pectatlons fully sustained In The fall of
646 he wrote me letter. promising thai
he would have my regiment advanced to par
tlclPate in any active movements that might
occur in front. His failure 10 execute this
promise was explained by the order of Cen
Scolt, which directed me to remain al Mat
anoras Tor the purpose Of accompanying
MN General Scou) TO Vera Cruz. On IN,
replying to Geueral Taylor, that the failure
of all these flltterng prospects were unfor-
tunate for my regiment and deeply moriify
ing TO me. he said they were more 90 to him
fol 'lf at Buena Vista he had been reinfor.
ced with my regiment and that of Colonel
Morgan, he would have pursued Santa An
ma 10 the Halls of the Montezumns"
He repeatedly spoke of my regiment in
. a nd / inE
possible that the General, even under the
excitement provoked by the detection Of
rffenders, and sbarpened blythe insidous
and malignant representations OF malevo-
lent rivals, could give utterance to such
harsh expressions against the offenders,
much Iesst hat he would extend snchexpress-
ions to Devoted regiment which had long
and faithfully done perllous and painful du-
ties, IN posts always most trying to the pa
tlence and discip plneeven oI veteran troops"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-18
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING BY
JOHN II. WRIGHT.
oFrcE--Tallmadge Buildings--Third Floor
opposite ]. C. Maccracken's Store.
Terms ofiAdvsrtiaIng.
,ARLY ADVERTISING.

One square, one insertion, $50 so
three Insertions. i 90
fy..L ..:,,.,,.o Ok
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
GENT& uOInNG AND FTENGnING NIplaTNENT

cOATssP French teh quality SUPER rai-b trt cloth cont:
- aud Enrh blk ch af 2IquiW h p iurH
peis !eun p
White
Pants~-stpr French o. fs 1l DNno
--nney otar
tweed a ti
sFkIN6 sU
'%hmefeae LONDON
buh do Qaa 1olIar
Fantssu'f 1itc it
white unk L,ah
brown and baA nsn y A' il la and checked
Anakapas cutionur-p pa
Fes-B sih ng l standing ar fancy ud siu ld blue and no
tIf l .l ycTat
aud
al
ties beachei and hickory
DraweHana wool ci'tt laun willie and
handkerchies-Crl b India cold
andcot Dag auI
gloves suIndeH
lDd
stocks is
silk
fashionable bmd c5l hnI
bra otter
dh fash dr5 beaver and pearl l Angola TUFco and
hk and NeelB kuccrbo
~
uap BOOTS Gents calf skin boot, Gncmo egI
ad 10 kip; :sr rhi
' "a hide; Wellington; ys kp.anI clfl
.U4
ad
4d slippers; calf welt grained well i L and cold bsims
r.de ncan boots Nn pgans d
ehed Of qualities boys youths and children fb ut ueet bogans
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
Hll} D Va RE-.
NJ aeks,IITHs ROOF.

- nAekssITIlH and mons hoe ss aas a5 y and
- ha,s. ss6l vices ] .sa1 a.s. Tom d.. ls -''
Carpenter rosld fe fanss smoothing faa, ~ - as aad
qnaHsi and
ali hoadassf hand 49, taiasi plsh oaa3
sssss,i s. t h &a eI &s % ''' @ 'i di sa assi d
For nuie,s g5. all all .qd lind Parliament hinge, "a mp hinges
handles ubtl plate and es 5sF ehss Of al qualities b qal3 spns
.pdnss and ssie psf 40 ha9 ell % ia4s putty sggi
Tor noalrs..5 Aa'a. e .s.ar, qas.o .alsz1 lys nd
- '-a7f oe'g
lent ssotmal ed1y sli baEzqI: ,l. I'M saI i
bn'i gad1o Of saiaa a wrought s sai cotton
and ha.
ing and = s aad ~ fanf i4H cotton aud ma
t ba and gd naI sasnr saaap i s ei s Sras ri no
ron F,RNia- a-ue wrought pas Of yafou
simmons mnnueme tani ai ll,s la.;
sp, n suo % l@iis ,5, P'li gl'.' '5 '"a
wesns ,a ass sos ~ ~ ',o' n 5 ,
Pa ad ns Hd bad 'd 6m eoi
nails; wprgoato,a, asfdtges cr ttAs. aaL
is Aaag 'Las .d Disa laleT s5c;
s,d sad English s.r assi G.Hsn
srssr su pa, a,a; ss
dBtans pHsaus gsoa sao aud bls' i mould, fpos
sunio ss, aud qai,sSi aas Tguisrh. r,assr @ so.l
oteni sgeissf DDD' GAs eln powders Dp FFFC rFF
q suNDaIEs n nsA pu' stsr q
" and qaasuei e n and tang vrsi rau ansr-f laa 10
= maros ~
saI; sdaai wallets a.
salnE s d,' and 5ss sr s B sS @ ,'e % 1 l ] s @ .s %
,tsh Rut pF 'a slI gi emory enn' raeani drna Preston ri
iS,s. @ ~ sotsi ,. ss a.r: sa. eo1 ''' a'' ' '
Brushes aa' r'rer aao Wht rat rs saar
ButiOnrsp tuoa. no,d ra api is colt and vest :
,op and ns,ae p"a 'adin la'i I'aibhoy sHd lils and
. ee ss s "A y1 @ l b ,g 9g ps a'oa a e,s u n
ofairHes aud qaiHf i' cHbi Jultt
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
FANGY AN1 sTAPlE pRY.GOQ1s.

sco saaf laadE iDHnDE
sahs and ndi
Of The u
aud Blk aud tafeaoa
bfoden inc. { eunIfH HuhIp
cod aal kla1
hkandead dmcnnn eul
@ long and
dapeth p 6ar
aHessa
last aud Ha den aHsa
si4 and fanny 5nd ta and ead Ii s tra
and col a rH M
gloves artificial af ra. l5aa f4i buu Iaaas;
and cotton hose and hlg Gan zyf md ssus @ 1k wf aa d
hreaa s' and aa9n.l ls e1s and osdias k ] aud itas %
silk and snry II d ae @ uk kaee y4 ese l ter Fs c
aud tlbi eadd ai Mr asdg nsl dsi dmi,;
mud hanlcl
eamb; linen and cotton ueea nh rnh
ndc1I It's uul
hreadlo
4 4 BE
cohaAeuiHHk
iunda zlto.
winog re-
llln raaa English
anplF n
lye,el lhauncis az
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
GROCERIES. WINES AND LIQUORS.

GROCERIES ls aud ta
Ibis
pdeosl 4beuls
assorted
Atelup
oaul black
eaadfsi p1faa'i
staHfus laII sagg gfund
Ae=n howh port 1lt
zdfaada aadAt hahseh
unlriurl .eulu
aabalc sa1rnm md ag lpql Holland a1 American g st en ~
Scotch lese
elder non bound keg dmgaad - aud g wine aud
uIfsl l.,e
5 000 Iavanua oisa bnud qualities IN se
heagh n VINE btHi pepper
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
s-s y Hz I'D n4E7Ee N-e

di
spanish patent ieadsf covered Aapa4 aaoF aa covered
I hal
iCamEaa. frunrza# saddles Ld best #la0,r enamaei ud
Paaa Louis PLAIN d PLAIN y ~pta@ aud bae pai boy nd and
Il seated: nailed saddle
ffaed hef dble lealnd
s#H aud ru. be- hHlrs Do aaaH a"ed
aoantnsa= double ud d1 rein incl EngI Kentucky
lIH and
i web szs sasaui housings sltg lrassm eahe8
mn fig e4 MHsaus mauuza; st
s5egrs double
auHsn ed dots nllil
ID arI4.s pa=H rm dos s.aa ptrI aud b Iss 1t
Hilptf
mai nai will polished sn polished ft ail
braz
daaei sf Ivory 0oARssa sod sd mtnsa nri
Il aud ulhaHea aHosI#
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
NO cotton Planters.

VuE undersigned h.s inl returned from Cn-
| cnau wil iue Ioi Of tm haigrlns.
maau aotHiod uud,r his awu supervision in ihut
city, and s now about 90 oprn NanuIacioy n
No. town ul Washington, Hampstead county. Ark.
hr lhr patpaar of building Gin Stands ana rc-
laHB. ilr slmr Any GIN Stand mode und
Gold hy lbe uudsHrnrd, aua proving 10 De- not as
good as represented by hm. mHy De returned
without auy change TO the purchaser and 900 20.
pafs done by huu aI.I De warranted satisfactory.
Any person wsuuE iu purchase tin Silud, ur
10 hove 90 old one repaired, would do well to cali
and seo me.
WM W. C. COLLINS,
Wa.hInnlon. lnne I. l-ls.96
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
GEE "a as.n1 "a "a upess


VilE paairrs OF ths Souih.wesi are r,spsoi.
! n.y ai1Hurd llai iIr manufacture ol Gins
has beru recently commenced. and f. now in iu
operation, 90 to.g.blrf, no.,i-r Parish. In.
II designed iHal lAs ,siabIislmsni thull b.
permanent, ant l'H proprietor to'cis patronage,
ularr lAr pledge o. furnishing 400 article superior
DO aHY now Iuu.-.
Tile patronage aud uwam OF Industry {. ever
proportion 10 doe utility OF is products Profit
.Ethr int object 10 $40 euisipfisr; and 10 secure
Ha Object, uprH1f thll, mlIrusa and aiifu.
ton uie tsIuird 10 a new establishment. ltli
Wq''l camFrg ruecl..u..y with iuu.r Of long
standing lui HHru'ar
No In'as or expense boz hrru ei1-rl 10 sarrfa
dlr.r advantages lugfuius, .s.I,nl wur..m-n,
ODE bot ulinfaI. aul tie u,asl approved palifms
aIr rmn.gr'd, and ilo propuri5r 4fst-us ihai ilIe
mHuiHinH Ui hit ual'slmrHi sUl.. o. leiermu.
cd aud su-ilinri'by Goo superior qualify ol hs
gIua iHry u'II be- furnished 90 purchasers si ifs
mui convenient pau'a un Doe ugrr. above OF bc.
Tow iAt ran upon terms as reasonable and uo-
e0lmldsiug, asolp De- bad at aay establishment
gl ue hul iu 'hr country Iar uf.i careful aud
prompt attention wiI hr gwen iu ths rDauug OF
guai and % ail 0flgrs IN that lnr nf bus.uea.
JOIN ECuLLlNs.
Purr..'e Bo-er Plszb, l.a.
Asl TuomHdn b my n..y empowered agent
iutri, eunlfac', nldap1sr of iuy gu.aiauds now
being manufactured 90 Cu.'nsburt An engage.
mr.s o0I.s. wi.l bs strictly fitted oa fuch tonnI as
he may arrange .oE
join =. COLLINS.
iolmburg. iiasi'r Pltsh. Ca, 1uly ~ 1919.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
s.it, Mat.tlfactry.

YaYIIE undersigned still continues 10 nOuuiac.
I lure improved C0TToN GINS, one mile
soulh.wea of Washington. His Gins are made
Of the best nuletitls and will be warranted to
perform well, aud will be sold on accommodating
terms
For oil repairing, the cash will be expected as
soon as the work is completed, zy-...
J. Il. CROSBY.
Washington, March %, lsls-lG.ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
uaUGS ~ IIElIcINEs.

Fur
bs fpt ippeao' b4 aad s % u gnnan' oop. alnm ns
canlai aud rf ente F'n'taeks vfmfg
,dah ud
uud roadr faru. uuF Daley
Godfrey naaf anum w BdHho oil spikes, 1lenpoisry,
hgimt and as,fl
batshon, run1
mlff uls slaa
s red, Sc, &c.
JutY D. lbls-30IL
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
s0llarfl,erShiD.

, HE undersigned laYng entered into partner.
ship on the lsl ol Apul, lsI7, ioi The puf.
pose Of doing general Ntaags aad Commission
RustBe47, IA the Town OF fullon, under The name
and style aI Bincg, naufnrR * Co, would re-.
spetdu.ly niafm their friends aud Tie public gen.
eHaly thai having leased the Upper Warehouse
ai Alr T. J. smith, lhey are now prepared Ia
Hegye goods on storage
AUGUSTUS BLOCK,
InsNRY BLOCK,
Fulton, Nay I, 18TH
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
TO Planters.

fHiIlE undersigned having been appointed
] agents Tor the sale of Mr., Joseph r. Crosby's
Cotton GINS, will keep supply on hand for sale,
at their Wan lluuse IN Fulton, of all sizes aud
descriptions. which they are authorized 10 warrant
10 give cntife satisfaction 10 the purchasers
Persons in want Of Cotton Gins ufe respectfully
/ ylted to call and examine Them
BLOCK BROTHER & 20
fulon, June %, lsl7.ee-u
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
q Farm nol. safe.

THE undersigned olfn fog 1ar, on aocommo.
l. dating terms, % iiHt Iste improved baes lud
.-m; Situated about > mII'a moth Of Ws.hur-
ton, containing about 2uj acrea, about 200 oi
which, is |n cultivation,
For icfns, &c, enquire OF lhr sub,orbor at
Hn place.
Ell " COLLINS.
Wellington. Aug lo.h lsls1j
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
TO0Ns Z sFATl0NANY.

Esnenta.y p .si's aslan' sal s5fPy m za.s Ntef.
aaaam lks M Nefb f Enssa' st'aaisi History eihs ulff
asa sarPaoa sssa @e = RdtaesaP paper
faI
d ri hsng md sar t French aas peF % ai ercIn LID
adelb A ti fai & aud Qis q qalp pm
-- ----- -. - -L ---- -..-- -.--- -a-- - s..
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
Ncw Eiorc a FuIlOn.
NE9sNs. VOLITN3, LTTTLE q @

. re now u.r.UI DHl nF.n.lg Hue Hd
p u.Il Ha-I',d s.aDa d.. aa.i. suited u iU.s
mattai. which have l10u rr.gH0l Wi.Ii rrelt -lI.
H boston uuu Nrw Yat. aaI afr uow o1.r.l 20
rl.rlatrr. ai as log prices and 100 good terms
as lhcy c4Hha pUurl r.Hwharr
Onf stock 4 a.Hari. cupr Hg staple uui
Fancy nn Goods, Hadaar, Gallery, sgdi'ey,
Cuuur. l'al-, Boots and -00.., tocbsfy, tIafa-
wur. ilaH Steel. h.Hs, fasuurs lmwaW uud
Clasuien' Iuoi. DIegtn.s, Sc Sc Sc.
COLLINS, LITTLE 81 co.
Fulton. iik., lgh. 9,Isisg
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
BLOcR, BROTHER s. CO,

" EuuLD particularly invite tie ladrs 10 call
~ aud fzamIuc lhalf beauiiial assafim,nt Of
Burua VISTA siunez aud llobeH,
Printed and Painted NusluH,
Muslin GInrbnm, plan and fIHpad,
Cineham, Fancy llandkupmsls,
Bounaia. Ribbons. Iaees, EdsiuHs, e,c,, etc.
Also ia Tier splendid assortment n Nl5ts Of Al
kIuds and qualities
Hlion. Nay l,lei7.at
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
Agents forthr telegraph.
Notice.

tn. Haltlise lafs jasl laafasd aud afitr
1 I'm s#i#=-
.o III q srrsfs' y. ! arl riougla.
tHaAzaH HHd WHIHHa siasa#.
MI##HH. rHs#a E#Hrr. NaI4Ha..
lHHzI=. ElH fa#H lIgsaH l..
t# H#I iiauf IL. Som. H.. rs.t.ssz
ha#.# taH.. I'm $50
lngHa..#z iIaa fIaaHI Ilaa.ss aH#are s.i..bIzl.sB
ATTN SHOP.
end aI. IHfa In HHfr iu '1f#s ai sr4II aazB.
ih'rs. sH accommodating igimz. lal, wafE aaez
cui.4 a#.H aHHalsH.
MOCK, BROTHER Ca .
laf## Narb p. l=I-.igHf
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
NOTICE.

Ga WHEREAS. raaj.y per-
HA Vi sHHti ilsr halu 10 tIl
L[E~5alS J Whit OF cl.u- o., my slop,
lFN sg having eok done, aai lul.
-tt ? HsJvap, yaeusy VIII
sAs< lrtf pos muIrT ls}s; uoW D.
am uo al & .e,pcri seen ao oucconari my mrm-
ouHiam book 3 1.l, HuI do lwtb iaorsa HagiH-
or erHuy frah custom as iul ly FaI cE-
HrIeage. ihlf uamrl e.I uoi pay my l-ai. no
Ingug my bu-iuca Furthermore, l my services
su needed. of c1Ure ! .spral ORE molry il r.-
1900, a- punau.l payment maau plurul. mr-
,aa.s. aut r'l ilre who Bose n0i i.'a money,
iHi r0trf to nHy ua IcH d4ls, aV fsrifd Do
pa.. u,. t.l 90 u5H c,1yra.nl .,aeua. Ia make
luHe story s'ar., mni DO % Gosh bl.Hrs, 90
ro whore ! can ..i i.ual la SO aud mora .Dauaa
drmg .a,aE
T. T. mre avery srpsdor'oi of wa'rh m1-
tf..t uf fr.tv te.rrp p'.uu. which rulh" mr. Hr
tsBsl. torssguir ril d.pl'eh, .nis of watch
ie4mr. ass-frr -.l.r., suited 10 40 ugv
1.4 d.ioa FOO uf.t'n.s ai tl.H Ualrej aamHU Do 0i
iru,'iy aiaaya oa haat, ual .or .1.s. slr.p luf
...l. e. WHITE
Wah,uHoa. Jmyl2Is 3m.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
.9OT'FG N.

rLHllE entire slock Of merchandise belonging to
= lhe frm Of ] S. Johnson & Co. Is now or.
red Tor sale at cost for cash In hand aud for
cash only, 10 close Tie concern.
G. W SHOWER,
Surviving partner
+, S.--All persons indebted to said firm will
ind II 10 their advantage to call and settle their
indebtedness without delay, otherwise they will
hear from me nt court G.. W S.
Euttnn Nav r. IstN.Q1
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
Hlritt's ElOieI.
WASHINGTON, HEMrsTEAU CO..
ANkANAAS.

2 lie fulHcnbrf bega leave 90 Inform ~. friends
4 and Tie public, that hc sii.l c9ulnucs bnsl-
nr. ni his old stand, where hc has supplied lim.
s'Ii with every Thing necessary lor tle accom-.
modllou Of iho travelling community, His house
u commotlous, Gle rooms well arranged for
ilm.r' and hs table well supplied with Tie best
ilc mark4 uIloMs.
Ills stables arr large, bountfu''y luppIIcd with
proycudgf. aud attended by careful osllars.
lie pledges himself that nothing shall BE- want.
ins ou his pan TO render comfortable nIl who may
be- pleased 10 give hmu call discharges will b.
o.. moderate aa those OF ruy other house u the
south, as an evidence OF which be reiers TO lhc
Ll-LuMLnt
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
FItEslI 54IiDlCINES-

yE1llE -ubrr.trIu- IU-t received a lrcLa
4 supply ui medicines, uhcn be- OH r. lur
tirrnL BENZ T. lEIr
Was.inrnn, Augu. lJ.-7-iL
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
Terms f.FelrerttSing.

1l'for asquare of 20 lines or less, frstinsertion,
oSE DOLLAR aud dloreaehsuhsequenl nlinsertionrlfrY
eFNrs,o over 10 lines, and not exceeding 10, TO be
charged Us u square and half, over Is, aud not
exceeding 20, as two sqnnrcsi aud IN that proper
tion iot longer advertisements,
o. Al advertisements to be- paid fof in udvunepi
OF payment aesumsdhy some responsible person
CONTRACTS BY TIE YEAR.
tpYAnE auARrEmy)
Nolexeeedng 10 nes,fenrwable at pleasure s90
80 9n
co 80
STANDING ADVERTISEMENTS.
lOlmcs ar less, each additional
3manihs, sGd0 squire, ISi 90
6 l0do :" u0l
u Is ID u 90
AlladEsHtemeuls af afperoual alterations wilh
in all cases be chaTEed deullr
Al advertisements muHi be- marked with The
number al Insertions Otherwise tHey will he con.
liuurd unIIIiarat, audnbaWrd accordingly.
No Hf=aH WlIha announced as d randida5. fot
auy office without the advance faAmeu, Of I've
dollars.
0 lah work must he paid for on delivery.
No p#Her will h. discontinued unl, at The dis.
crgiion ul Tie publisher uulil all aueatag,s are
prd,
AnleasRmuabeRaar rad.
s.aaieeaHirs ofthe nanfr va eaHts
Tile ahate rules vii hs strictly adhgred to
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
NEW GOOIDS.

TIlEmbscnlenb beg leave to inform their friends
/ aad the public generally that they have received
a large aud well selected stock Of goods, suited for
this market which they are determined 10 sell at
ibe very lowest mioes for easi Or to punctual dgnl
crs on credit,
GEO. W. GREEN & BROTHER.
Washington, June 2s lsls 29-Jm.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
RuLEs

Boarding per month, - $40
Boarding aud lodging per week, 50 50
day, IS
Single meal, %
Lodging %
Horse feed, 9J
Keeping man and horse all ugh', 81
Keeping horse pcrweek, 80
GEO. o. BRITT
Washington Oct 30, isi5-1-f
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

RGcGytEs OUdE, WAsm,groN, ARh, I
August 10Th, 1918.
IN my absence, Simon H. Sanders, Esq, will
1 attend 30 tho duties OF This office.
D. T. WlrTER, Receiver
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
ia n Ms-
WASHINGTON TELEGRAPH
is PUBLISHED EVERY. WEDNESDAY
WnLIAMII. ErrER.

AT THREE DOLLARS PER An
NUM- If PAID IN ADVANCE;
FOUR DOLLARS IFPAID ATANy
TIME WITHIN SIN MONTHS,
OR L. FIVE DOLLARS III II
PAYMENT he DELAYED UNTIL
AFTER TIE EXPIRATION OF
TIE YEAR.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
Fresh Drugs,
fercr and Jgue Piils.

nR iET'r hes In.t reccie,da lew brx
~ OF 'u-ruh.o p.|s lDr lae cure of lutc
m'irui IrtrE Wlr g.rrui a.fltmut
fufh 81. uD.Hor.s lic0 De- vIl. s.l isN iurca.
N'.IfuE'lu, ~ 800, -lh st.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
Gin 7lnnnlact0ry.

fF'llE undersigned 1fy now manufacturing their
4 improved COTTON GINS ai Mindrn. fn..
and are prepared TO furnish planters with superior
Gm.asnds, madr after lhe latest and mut Inn.
proved plans They vi.l deliver their Gins at
any plantation within rs miles of Mmdcn, or at
Washington, Columbus or Fulton, Afkanrs, ir,e
Of any additional eosl. All orders from ID distance
will br promptly attended to. For any information
relative 10 the quaay OF their Gins. they refer TO
Gen. g. y. Ruystun, William Cnblcc OF William
Vaughn, llcmpieud county, or Henry NJ. le.
may, D. Strickland uud a, G.. Owens, Lafayette
county.
LACkY 4 SHIELDS.
Mindcn, Ia, May 10, lsl7.23.H
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
NeW I'NINFn in EnIlOn.

a. AVlNG uut,d ihr we'll baown UNION
Q q HOTEL, ! nm now prepared 10 fccets,.
l1ifl'rs nr Hncorndfic iayfI.ru ou reasonable
lruna Ny stable j. we'll provided with corn aud
fodder uui psy attention r.uiI br paid 10 tlo
comforts grJ wnis Of ,hasr VINO favor We with
ihoi patronage
HARDIN WILLIAMS
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

usaNios
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
Dry-Goods, Hardware iO,liag, Groceries Qneenswarc
Glassware, Goot. shoes, Has. Cans. g.. &C.

ya.s %s !: , m . ga5li Il s. ND 3. ...s T. @ @ ] ans
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
NEW GOODS! NET G0ODS!!
BENJAMIN |. BRITTIN.
lyA - = y j lG.7 -n7eIBNsg

As just received sow York boston oeanp M es
III lected OF
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

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