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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-10
City Intelligence.

CArTIov--BLAcK MAn.--A person called at our
office day or two ago, stating he wanted to pro-
cure the professional services of one of our re-
porters to attend case of Grim con. He made
several enquiries at office for law reporter,
and an interview was the result. IL turned out
however that the style of report which he wanted
TO haveno, ushered into the light, but kept buried
In the darkness-was TO wait upon a certain
wealthy merchant living in Broad street, and in
form hum that hc-the applicant for reporter
had been for long time engaged with pretty
little inmate of the family, and unless the merchant
would g settle with him." to use his own phrase
ology, he would expose the matter. Our reporter,
as was his duty, Immediately communicated the
fact to us, and we directed him to 90 and see the
gentleman thus threatened, and explain the matter
to him, and put him on his guard The result
turns out that this has been attempt to swnde;
and should this individual try his hand in any
other quarter, we hope he will prove only as sue
cessful as he has been by his application here.
FATAL AcoiDESr.--CoronerW Walters was called yes
terday to hold inquest upon the body Of Phillip
ahn. native Of Germany. aged rs years who came
" his death by injuries received by striking against
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-10
Irish Republican Union.


large and enthusiastic assemblage of those favor
.h,. 20 ,ba oh;o.t NJ tb,. ro,v .o.;,, .,.. -.
Il = 49,, =, ''i me- 's ''eAiNs
u 1ammany Hail. ior the purpose OF giving further
Jrsh response from the CITY of New York tn tho ,at
yaws froyr Ireland ord .,.o ~ .,uu.....- N,
. -, -; s III "uuiess
" Tue 'sn aoop'ea cAens Oh TINS city, and through
out the Union, with view on foot ceneral nd
.v.,orst;c oro. imitation Of ,ho rn;.va. - -, =.
Sm.r;., 6.vorabIa "a Oh. .x,ara,o. -. "a !,
- - ~, rannh,;.., r, " oppressed
PLY enjoy in these United States The call vas
made on tbose who ondorsed tho sonti,. ""
fortb Nv Messr. Smith 0,arn .i.hm pu'
N.sgh.r ror ON trial A fa,r 90 H. .rS;, III ~
~ Gr;n ;; 49, a.ao,nn.aJ..i 's .ai u"usn'ers
the nroccedincs Nann,ba ~ s,,or; ge 49,, ~. in
hand were i'm attendance and ,,avod sanI u.ase
pirate and national Irisb airs which had n opp
iiyeniny eject About two thnn.and ,. w.! ' =.
were several OF the sterliny fr;onds 81 fr,aa
whose dsinteresed regards for her welfare and h.ra
ton they felt 1t duty to declare i'm This ha tr;n
hour of her difficulty and peril ~ ~ ''"e
COLONEL w. J. HAsxErr was unanimously called To
the chair and briefly explained the ohc.ts or IN
meeting The Secretary read the call when
CHAsLEs DAvIrs ESQ Correspondin NO SECRETARY road
the following address which was unanimousy aioptcd
amid vociferous applause
ADDRESS OF THE iRsu RrprptIc,S Ux,ox IN rur
IRIsuNrx Of Nrw Yopv
Fellow CorxrRyuy,.
The Irish Republican Union wbose undv;ng Iowa r,r
the beloved land Of their birth similar to YOUR
mirrored in your own breasts hoo I..ya !, L.. '
Like Won thew are unw;llingiy .hsent to-, ,hs J. ~,
now driven forth by the hereditary onnrossors OF
hundred years and comneled NV tbn JroaIfni sn,r,
Of tyranny which from the time that tho th;rJ inr
desecrated the Island of Saints nv his unho,v troaj
has continued to smile on those only who
their souls bodies be meath the will OF tho iuvaor
and his successors to be wanderers in foreign land
and to part for with the sanct6ed Of their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-10
Passengers Arrived.

CHARIEsToN-SeamshipS ouherncrMiss Sarah Adams Miss
shelton Miss Churchill Nss Campbell Miss Physck Little
Mrs Sarah Melee Mrs Wilson Mrs Baldwin Mrs Goorc
Gerrald and Mrs Hubbard Mrs BENJAMIN ard
two children. Mrs Hull and children Mrs John Taylor
Earle lady and child Sherman and lady, Andrew
family Poudh and lady Boutef lady children
serysnt Peey Hall and family Commodere Conner and fni
" IL Lowndes WIN Gilmore Smms, q X Phelps. w White w
Montgomery Chas MaeCarthy Master Goorc Rev Strobe
Chas simmons Brgader Gen Cruckshank, Erastus Guild
noxie, shelton. Prnge John Gardner Saml Packard
Rov Geo King y Taifaw, Rev. Hope Willard G Gait
Mendenhal Mr. Preston Capt Tos Richardson Alfred Da
gett and 10 in the sseerage. -
LlvRRPOoI-ark Sir Harry Smith-Nr Relic lady and family
-lG in the steerage.
LIvERPooL-Ship ForfarshireDr Hollows-2s4 in the
steerage -
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ALBANY, May e-The arrivals Of -four by the Canal
IRE, so far, nominal The market for -four shows no
change. Wheat-A lot Of 1000 bushels was ON the
market, for which 81 40 asked Sales Of 700 500
bushels of rye reported at Tic. Oats-Salcs Of
1000 bushels at 47hc. There change in other
articles.
BALTIMORE, May o.-There is no change Of mo-
ment in any article Of produce Flour is held very
firm with moderate sales. Provisions--Pork and beef
are selling to the trade at full prices Lard is shade
lower. Sugar. arc moderately active. No change in
whiskey.
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INTELLIGENCE
Port OF Now York, May 10, lsAs.
Cleared.

Ship Seraphine (Br) MeKenill st John, Nd.
nATksmJSharn ,ss BH Vessel. MOnsvideo Nachas
ophT Woe 5. john. Nj Piacs Wave Ioetar Que
sasRss Tsasd SsS S. sS w,
(Beml Saunders, Baracoa, Pope; selma smith New Or
so1 iastonss Ns a10s Ta hsf hem us
Carver Carver Do Potomac smith, do Martha Kinsman. Bct
NTH Walsh; Dcnwark, Lamont baltimore Maria Dsoswsy
do North American bradbury Aachia Reyie Sleeper Newbu
schsE Munse Rowe HarbOr Island Nj: Noatrsa Pettin
S JssksoSyile Rceeeea "osam, Petersburg Northern Belle
soos-Juno Allen Providence Warren Hammond New IIa
Arrived.
Steamship sCuthsraer Berry Charleston IS hou with mdsc
20 Sp1noa eson Co Monday morning o'clock, exchanged
British ship Forfarshirs Wakefield Liverpool March 30 with
%ds 70 Irwin April IT, lat Al IT, Ion 81 S. Br bark
British bark Sir Harry Smith Gifney Liverpool a days with
Signals with Br barb As GLASGOW from Nors.n.
James Andrews frOm Matanxas Tor KurOre ''''-'
81 days with vsnitian red @
British bark Nelson Village Mcliurusy . days
q Ion 49, spoke and supplied Protection from south
British bark Naparima Dunn Belfast A. days in ballast and
S ssssss ss pssisn En, 20 J. MsAury
RaJswsId nrah.r ~. nrsnen - aays IN oias5 10
Irs Grand Turk frSSdsSesJ Pascn' carlena days.
Clark ,5'i Hsns sss Sasys@. R.
Ai%ir rSr cas Is ds s, a ec,
Harmony Nephew: Co ga inst lat 81 o. lon a * spoke
Brig Amanda Parsons Brooks James River days with tim
Nesmi.h Walsh fi'''er 81 Johns fk 10 days to
schr Gilbert Hatfield Kiasbury Charleston ID inst to Beck.
man Irucsue I'd lust carried head Of
sshr Brooks R9sonbroOt Georgetown Badger Pee
Schr Eldad, Jarvis NorwAik.
slip and barks unknown.
Packet ship Splendid Hsvp ship Edgar New Orleans brgs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-10
Passengers Sailed -.

LvERpooPseket ship Patrick Henry-Mr and Mrs Min.
turn and family New York Miss Wendell. do Reymont
Miss Wood Richmond Miss Fnncy do; Mr. Finney do;
Curt, Boston; DIR Payne
HAvRE-Paeket ship Spendd-Nr Galariet lady and SER
wants, New York. Mr. Madison Rush. n Pladelpha; RI
Rsy Della aiIandior Frances Mr. Denis Lady, children
and servants Mexico; Madame Esennc children
want do Mr. Aelchor Ovarian, do Mr. Respo do DR.
Partridge baltimore DIR II Pattinger do; DIR McCor.
mick do Mr. Dubois and lady New York; Frederick Kor
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-10
Shipping Intelligence.

LIVES Del May M-(Correspondence Telegraph News
at the Break last brigs
from Philadelphia for Portland Irnne Boston, Topaz
New York for Philadelphia chs Ashland Laguna Richmond I'm
Phixdephia for Boston Charter Oak
Washington from do for Nantucket Samuel Carter
ham; Canada from Philadelphia Alfred do for New York
nip Hndoo is going There bark suppo
bond b. Wind Eastery-weather cloudy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-10

Tnree ChIIdren Run Over by q Railroad Train.
PHILADELPHIA. May y.
The Reading railroad passenger train this afternoon,
when near Reading. run three children. killing
one and severely injurng another who is not expected
to recover; the third escaped unhurt They the
children Of Mr. Young
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-10
A Boy Killed on n Railroad


BALTIMoRr. May
small boy ovcrrun by the railroad to-day as it
was crossing Prattstrcet and literally cut in twain
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I IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Ofce. May q, 1919
OFFICIALLY PrBIIsrD PAPER HAVING THE LARGEST
CIRCULATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-10

PHLADELrHiA Nay 4r MArrved-Schrs Marion. Hudson
Boston; vandala, Trout, do.
Cleared-Barks Gird Chase Boston; General Taylor
DO brig Myr Studey do schrs George Washington Wnslow
Nantucket Ashland Elliot Beverley General Marion. Hudson
Providence fdela Chapman, do Nary Patterson Bates Fs
RIVER NandaiiA Trout Roxbury; Abner Sawyer Ill., Boston
Bnena Vista Brecx Charleston Phebs Baxter Fuller Boston
Camel Adams York Kate Stuart Bradbury Richmond Va
Good Intent (Br) DoAne, Halifax - soop Eliza, Hutton
Christians caes Robert Bruce Rodan, Brookyn Eliza
ley York Black Hawk, Godfrey do Mary Ann Wams do
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
ST LOUIS REvEILLE TRI.wEEKLY.
rmn CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE wGsr!

THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE WEST!
We ARE induced, particularly, 10 call attention
10 our Weekly edition Of the Reyelle. Our
perfected arrangements with the east ullafds us
every aoilily IN the isuiura ut the earliest Rmci'
cable moment, By Telegraph, Of a correct synopsis
Of foreign aud eastern iatelligeBre, together with
a ttrsc aud comprehensive compilation Of general
Hsles.
Tirrs Dailars' is a very small sum for liil'
WEEKLY paper, particularly ons whieh while
il emhodies marleis, naes, &c, also eohialns
tales Of interest, humorous sketches, view Of the
world Of amusement, original flftrg aud earfs
faatara sapauar 90 any parer Of is pt.ez III Ihr
whole Mississippi yalIcy
The connection Of TINS point with the eaai, by
telegraph will make il matter Of Interest 10 husl-
ness men in the interior IA procure the eafliea
eastern intelligence oltenef ihan weekly, aud our
paper being a medium through shioh they may
obtain IT, nj less cost than any other ia the city,
cannot fab Ia make the RrHfuLr TmsNeesN
popular. The cost Of o.hefeily fH.NefsIg gsleels
Is Fire D8llns, our sheet is issued at itiREE
DOLLARS
We beg leave to call the ailen on ei our flIzHds
and We are happy 10 say lhat they are numfmus
to this netiee. We assufe them that all names
transmitted Ia us will be attended to, and the paper
carefully sent by the earliest mail little eser'
ten on the part o( our ffizuds W be kindly rr'
membcfed
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
fHE chips DREAM
~ p,aarrr

~ { D nAaQEff.
''ohl have had dream. mother,
50 beautiful aud strange;
Neuld could slaeR On, mother.
Aud iha, dream never ehaugs.a
"Nhai has thou dreamed my dear oue'
Thy look Is hfiFhi and Wild;
Tn mother aaf 5 ready
To listen 10 her child
L itramed las asIsep, mother.
Rsnsalh al orange sifre,
Niisn a white hni ramc aud sauH. mother,
= sWeo,ly unto me.
'Iheagh il woke ne with ils wafhliuE;
IL notes were soli and low,
And il hade me riss aud follow,
Wherever i might 80.
Titled me on aud on, mother.
Through groves and realms Of light,
lnlilii came TO osH, mother
Which da4sled-'iNas 20 bright.
As trembling | entered,
An angel form drew near,
And bid me welcome lhiher
Nofpain, NOT saHow fear
Il know not anghl vas there, neither.
only rrlr 'lNas bliss,
Aud joined the white bird Z song, malher.
OH cansi lhoa read ne thai'
"fes, dearest, 10 thy mother
Such happiness is gwen
Tho lioLf Sriatr was THAT ninD,
That grove Of light was iisAyENH
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
GODEY'S LADY'S E0Ok
AND
Family Magasine,
FOR lslg

FOR lSls.
INCREASED and Increasing attraction. with
\ the largest circulation and greatest popularity
Of any magazine ia the United States
NEW DEPARTMENT.
The rar,srRY will contain articles from, Bryant
Iongicllow, perchai Wendell Iialmcs, Washing.
ton Irving, \. Z. Willis. Hoffman. Tnckermau
slmms. llalleck. Paulding, Mr.. sigournoy. Miss
Gould. Dana, Herbert, fiiz Green Hacok, Miss
sedsswick, Theodore $. Fay. ifrpm whom we
have received npyellrtie, which we shall shortly
commencc,l Mrs Annan, Park Brnjamin, l.. A.
Poe, &c.
The Most Beautiful EH.bsliisim,Hfs,
From the hands Of the iini artists. aud, eonsc.
quenily, far superior 10 those in any olhcTinagaanc
hdofn The Book
0raamsnf aad Utliiy arc CemliHsd.
The popular sefics of articles on lIealth, Model
Cottages, aud Ncedlo.w work. &c.. Illustrated with
fine engravines, will be- continued, aud such other
features A. can he made suleoUifai TO the grand
design Of the work.
The mental and moral improvement Of hs
readers will from time 10 tins he added.
Colorsd Fashions
Every month. altered from the French 10 suit the
more modest taste OF the ladies Of this country.
This 10 he Besi f1Hs 10 SHisnibs.
Persons eommeneiug with the January number
Will receive
Ma Lssiifs Neis Natst
New entire, ~ the portions already pnblshed will
be reprinted In that number No dmnuion in
the usual iaicrest and variety but On Increase 10
The number Of plgfs
TERMS.
One copy one year, which includes The Lady.
Dollar Newspaper 50 0O
Making three publications 10 one month
iof The above small sum-
One copy two years on
Two copies Que year ) Oh
1--we copies one year, with on extra copy
10 theper.on aendng the otdgr 10 01
Eight copies ono year IS O0
Twelve do do Va I'M
Address l.. 4 Cooley,
ll5 Chesnui street, Philadelphia.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
Notice.

Ill persons interested are hereby notified
"a that will apply to The Honorable Probate
Conrl Of Hampstead county. 10 the state Of Al.
kansas ut The April term thereof A. D. ISIS, for
on order 10 soll certain towu loi. In tlir town
Of spdug llIii; deaFnuied as lcl No. 81 m tha
plan Of said town, belonging 10 the estate Of Thos
smith, deceased, for the purpose Of paying The
aehe Of said estate, at which tima on person,
Interested eau intend Il they think proper
JAMES DYER, Administrator
Of the estate Of Thomas Smith, dec
Washington, Jan. ~, lsis.5-4w
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
A CHRISTMAS hymn.
nv II. ". LoNoFrILow.


Ii was the calm aud silent night
Seven hundred years and iiity.thfee
Had Rome been growing uple might
And now was queen Of aud and seal
So sound was heard OF olashIag wars
Peace hrooded DER the hnsled domuini
Apollo, fallas, laYe and Mirs,
Held undislufbed their aneent fsisn,
In the solemn midnight,
Centuries ago
Twas IN the calm aud silent uighll
The Senator of naughty Rome
Impatient urged his ehauots flight,
from lorliy reyel fdlIing homel
lfamphal arches, cleaning, swell
Ills breast with thoughts Of boaaaess awayi
II hal fseked The Roman what hefeil
A pally province far awuy,
In the solemn midnight,
Centuries agol
Wiihin that province FAR away,
Went plodilng hame a weary boof.
\ stfeak Of light hafare him lax,
Fallen through a half shut stable door
Aefess his path. lie paused, iof naught
Told what was gong on within;
How keen the stars his only lhoughli
The air, how calm, how cold, and thin,
In thu solemn midnight,
Centuries $50!
Oh Strange indifference. low hnl high
nfnWscd over common JOYS and cares,
The earth was still but knew nat why,
The world was listening -unaWafes.
How calm moment may pfeeede
One that shall thfill the world for ever
To that still moment none would heed
Mans doom szs linked, no more to sever,
lnthe solemn midnight,
Centuries ago.
IL ! the calm aud solemn night
4 thousand bells fing out, aud throw
Then Joyous peais abroad, aud smiie
The darkness--ehauncd and holy now,
The night that efsl no shame had worn,
Tot happy name Is g'veni
Tor m that stable. las new .bam,
Tae peaceful ffaee ofeahh and Heaven,
In the solemn midnight,
Centuries agol
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
.I.I.lln nt - - IL l.l.El.-

,ftHsthuf he ffrauI CagHfE.
1T Creuil-Joln z Jones. Helena. rtHrr.
county
god Cirrul-Wa.am H. Sutton, Columbia.
tirui county
atrui-WliamC Scott, naic,ylilr Inde.
peutrnco county
OH c'Hai-Ssbfon G sns,d, Fayetteville,
NatHeiaH g.uniy
ath tHut-NlUum n. Held. Luls Roeh.
Pulaski county
bih tWui-Gsorgr Conway, Washington,
llrmI=tld county
''l g.umt-Ma.am " rr,j, Cirkalls.
l0lr.auCruuiv.
sh'f' a-thns.ai Der C. Scott, Camden, Qua.
ch.iacouylnn
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
Anill, & Thorn.

cav DEN, ARkAN NShS.
deg 10 scquaiul their ircnds and pIauirr in
4 , Ouachiia and adjacent counties, that they
are suli nt The Old stand where thoy shall be
happy nj nll times TO sec them
They siill have a considerable stock Oh land
uui havo b.en appt,cd Of heavy shipments liom
the north which hayc arrived Ia New Orleans,
hnL which they expect from arrangements they
are making to receive before the stramcn CON.
menee running
Parties calling AT their establishment will al-
ways find a well selecltd aud extensive stock, az
prices cqnl.ly Il not lower than any other house
DO The trade.
They will also attend 10 tho receiving aud for
warlmr Of nll good, consigned to their care with
panctuaiy gud dr.piich
Advance made 0n cotton, either hipmant
OF on storage.
Camdun, Oct -, lsii--im
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
New TnNern i'm FnIlnn.

1 8 ANlNG rented the well known Cross Kcgs
- Idrsfh | um now prepared 10 fceeiyr
boafdcfs Or nceomoduie Travellers on reasonable
terms. My stable is well provided With corr and
fodder, and every attention shall be paid 10 the
comforts aud wants Of those who favor We with
their patronage.
HARDIN WILLIAMS.
Fulton, Oct ~, lsi7-4i.tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
GkuiniEie.

1 FEW ounaezuI su.ph Qaaae Just received
: aud for sale nj Dr. - r. leIf.s drug slofe ief
cash Expecting IN receive afeg supply Of
Medicine shortly fIam New NaTk, invite the
attention OF Physicians and eiHafz 10 my sleek
winch RdI BE- sod ai Ihr ytg laNl#l price laf
ras9 aH'g, Cal aud sfe. -.
T. lETF
Washington oei= Il. lsIG#iszn
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
.Ee4p=GOotl8

rHs1E subscriber afe now rsesIKng aud ursa-
ins a large and wfIl assorted stock of good
suited 10 ihis markell which have been srIseied
with great care, aud aIa now Offered In purchasers
at a. low prices and an A. good lamz as they can
he procured elsewhere. Oar stock s Hsngmit CONF
prisaR staple and Faney Dry Gaaaz. lllmaafss
Cutlery. Ssdllaty. Clothing, ilaiz, B1uls mud
Shoe. Crocksry. Glassware, In. Nteel NaIIz.
CasIIaas. Tiawafs. Carpenter ani BIaclHmiihs
roos, Groceries. &e, &t Sc
A. BLOCK s. SON.
Washington, Ait, April 9f, lsl7-a1.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
DIR g. urrnt.

GuHuaia If tHa lr,HHIR Of G.afzea
8 s1aiund I'D f..rrf.#ezfs. Hm' s.sfa#H
yaaI# H4uluH#H If H "# I.NF., uaa|H
tender h.s ..NIaa# H#H I.l a.
il IN sIi sai.s If I##e-f 'a, i###EfHr MT
Ala uhice aua r#si#n.a 10 fI#HH#HH o. lfH=#
lHla. aH..o 'a ms HIHHya Ha H#Hf cool. N
l#==H#HH#I.E gHHsH#
lHaalIHr. Iaa# +. .I-1H-7a#i#
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
ToPrintePs.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTER
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE

FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
TE1IlE subscribers have opened a new Tur
forNDN IN ihe city of New York, where
they are ready iosupply oriersto any extent, i,r
uny kind Of loh fancy Tyre, ink. paper ra.cs,
ruilrss, brass rule, .icrl column rule, composition
sticks, eiascs, aud every article necessary l9r
printing Office.
The type, which are cast in new moulds, hom
an entirely new st Of mains,s, with deep coun.
ter. are warranted 10 be uusupa ed by any, aud
will be sold at prices to suit the times. Al the
type furnished BY usis 'hlnd cnsi.'
Prutiug presses furnished and llso steam cn-
gines If the most approved patterns
y, IA maehinesi isoonsianily IN attendance
TO rrpaif presses and lIi!t work
Composition rollers rlsi for printers
D Ed.lsE Of newspapers who viii bny three
times as much lypa AZ their b.iIs amount TO, may
give tie above M months inssuIouin their paper.
and send their paPfn containing il 10 tho sub.
aerhtrs. COCkROfr 4 OVERENn.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
THE DAILY
NATIONAL WHIG

Is published IN the city Of Washington, every
day, u ? o'clock, r ", Saturday excepted, end
served 10 suhsciibrs IN the City, at the Navy ard
IN Georgetown ln Alexandra, and 10 Iilimnfr,
The same evening, at "a ernts "a week, payable 10
the sole agent II the Wing, g. H. Gichrit, Esq
OF NJ order Il Is also mailed to any part Of the
United States for s per annum, or 81 for sN
months payable Va advance. Advertisements of
tea lines Or ltss inserted one time Tor 80 cenis two
times for Is cents. three times for S one week
for 81 IS. two weeks for 81 Is, one mouth Tor
81, two months for 81, three monllis lor $40, six
months for SIG, one year for $50, payable always
in advance
The NATIONAL wma is what ils name Indicates,
II speaks the sentiments Of the Wing party OF The
Union on every question oi public policy Il ad.
yocaius the election 10 the Presidency ol Zachary
TAYLOR, subject 10 the decision ofn Wing National
Convention. II makes war to thr kuiio on al ihc
mrsurrs and acts n thc Administration deemed
10 b. adsrre 10 the Interests Of the country, and
exposes without fear or ayofiho cornpiiois Of the
paHy In power H. columns are opeu TO every
man IN The country, Tor the discussion VI political
or any other questions
10 addiion 10 politics, q lurge space ln no Nn-
ionil " bug wi be- devoted 90 The publications upon
Agriculture, Mechanics and other usruI ats,
sriencc IN gcncnl, Law. Medicines. Statistic.
Sc Choice spechneua Of American and Foreign
Literature will also be given. iucl1'lng RSIews,
81, a weekly Iist Of the Patents is,ned By The
Patent Office viii likewise b. publhhed-lha whole
forming complete iamly newspaper.
the WEEKLY NiTIONAL WHiG,
One of The largest neHfplpcn In ihc United
States, Is made up ffsm ihr columns OF lhc Daily
National Wing, aud Is pnblishcd every Saturday,
iof the low price Of ~ per unnlm, payable 10
advance. 4 double sheet Of eight pages will be
given whenever The pIest Of matter shall Justify H.
The Memoif- Of General Taylor, written *.
prs'l for the NalIcnal Wing, are IN course Of
APPLICATION. They commenced with ibe srcohd
lumber, large number of copies Of which have
been printed, to supply calls for hnrk numbers
CllAS, W. fEATON,
PToWiti0r Of tis National lFtig.
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
Gin Mandatory.

FENllE undersigned an nuw manufacturing their
\ improved COTTON GINS nt Mnden, Ih,
and are prepared TO furnish planters with superior
Gin.siands. madr after lho latest Bud mot im.
proved plans. They vii deliver their Gins ai
any plantation within ~ miles of ilindeu, orut
Warrington DolImbu. nr Fulton, Ail ,a. ir
OF nuy ud.fHull cos. An oflrr rrnm lnro
Wi'' bc pfHmrIy urud.tlo Toruny Information
rr'lliyo to a qua.' OF tfa.f Gins they ..'et 10
Gen g. y Roysi0u. W.nm Cni'rrs ar William
Vaughn ll,mp.i,ad county, or llrniy VI. l.,
may Strickland aud a. c. Owens, Lafayette
county
LACkY IS SHIELDS
Mindru, ila May De, lri5.23-n
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
ARKANSAS.

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williamson S Oldham. asHurnia Iasi#ar. Law.
fiirH It. Washington county
Nai.#HI conway Il #=zaH air IaB#Hf. Bairs.
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Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
Medical Aoticc.

nR CHARLES u. mitchell offers bis
~ services to the citizens Of Washington and
ilts vicinity lie may be found at The brick oaic
ormery occupied by Conway & Mitchell
March 18TH lslG-J0tL
Washington telegraph., 1848-01-26
500 REWARD.

AEADE hs escape from ihe jail Of nsmp.iead
w county, on the night Of thc 93d instant,
JESSE PHILLIPS indicted iof Tho murder Of
Thomas Spellmau. Phillips u nboui : feet @
inches bgh, spurc made, dirk hair, black eyes.
and youthful appearances about 90 ycars OF age;
speaks quick and With rrcai deal Of assurance.
| wl.l give ihc above reward ribs apprehension
and delivery TO me.
PRICE ROACH Jaiior
gf Hampsisad County. Ark.
Washington, Nov. {, 1850