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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-01

adsingushcd graduate from ofthe first Colleges ~
the United STATES which NAV lie seen by his Diploma
also member of the Royal College Of Surgeons and III
centate ofthe Apoihecacs Hall London and the
part of whose life has been spent the hrst Hosp
tails Europe aud America, viz those OF L4ndon, Fsrs
aud Philadelphia may be consulted all diseases, but
unrt trIia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-17
VIRGINIA iE6lSLATl RE.


Turspsr. ian. II lsfs.
Several bll. wee received iram the II ne ! DEE
gates, aud noien Il A'r Baptist lad The hsi and
chiI time ami committed
Jout les luon ~ ref fenee = lie aeeamanada oa II
usue p,r4us OF claf an he iansr Is, lams II dc
State wss aptced L. Hl,r discussion By AltsSfs Garnet.
No4liulk Hni tlii4tcf
rhc bll to authurssr The Bant. II ssae small ao'es.
c7mc up & 7 co.'s deraiioh.
Mr G,rr,,t movri ~ in1i fne nspanrHeat.-
Arrr remarks nad. by hcs,ts Nllehtf, naliaher aad
Ns7jpgcr,
Nj Garrett Withdrew bis maion 70 Indefinitely 81
p'nc.
And on motion Il Mr.. Nil'beL. he bud Va r.
committed t. select cunnllfre M II nne mem
hts VI. Nttehet. tsfltsie. stnnafd d neal, t1Pff
toa. & trfl. Stuugcr. W oaIialk aud Gallahef.
On troth,p 81 Mr. tatlis =.
Rcs,ls,d. That The committee 10 :" hom tie Small
Note Bil - crrod be instructed fep,d What meas
~, s. II aty eau b, adj ped l., lie ltg'saiofe, Ia tNId
from circulation IN this Commonwealth, no'es ii less
d,lu han i've dollar. lssutd by the l}anks .,
,fgt STATE. individuals iij nerfase The spcto q!
cuattun oi tins safe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-17

baea M, = {, Tue p sie =. as e> an.d IA The iof
osa sa.nn4ib At iae u isfon Ad4s. .
Alter TIE Il III Mach ny. lie fu7prn,Ion OF ne
Corn aAs vii nj be csnanaef. acrJT.luI to SAFE
meni recently male n rlrlisncRt. Mr.. - id'f' the
nluber i8t Alsei -. ASKED the Preside t IT ll' b'iA
81 ifle. .wazlbe u = tn lnieHtIp' - her Nj 80 =
hnsi-s l. IT pifs la s1sfeHssa" 90. 'h' corn a+' @'
gltt1 nv ~ nj taa IL dly OF Allfch n.Al y lfl
jim l.asas sss asat.d. VIII Nj NtpIus rrrcrf'd
IL aassses. .d5f II - at the ten1,IH h"f Nays
/, Mzelstefs13 IF .pee 1ay further "Nt'>''n
ltnppsas, bs sasuItf rfa' dra'f- i':si a|u'.ls ST
maitsaefasb vii tire fItsal u tt' ta.rI'.n az 10,
tn Alf saaag. the Ds.naeflIe G,ecn A Perm"
van 4, II LIS 3t3HaI fness4e to lhs L-4-IWrr r 60"
: A. Recently ra,sYaaed at Iar,turt. tua or'as'n
IN e1nsfafnlat hs lisI9n #rfzas upon the aa-Pc''1S
feslt ol Btls Tres trade it,raa. AFTER This fashion;
i bars IL Kpid rasln to hcpye,' s1ys his ENrcllrn
e. lint The pr4spery Il The peui thr ni'd = as
prflieliaIy lh,... hss.lrI will Iar agricultural m,f
g. has beea promoted ~ The rem val, or The pul q" u'
BRUSH gver9nett ii HE high duties ul'1a oar rNP'ts
ii gfln al oher aLnraHrsl productions, aHI TIC MOI
isallan ii our oSn lar II ~
lid Governor SKUNK mrllica his ~ sag tea days
attr and hid he bfen candid eu,aIh 'u iIo" out ms
o@a reasoning, he would nave tod the Pcnu, wanna l.
llufc at II advantage WIS derived by TINS country
lon The lice trade alllnle oy Enlnd. that aIvauta@"
ba been dei.lcd, ard that sa'rI, ~ tura re-
sfe the system which We - haeJr'-y surrendered i"i
what We hoped WI 4, pr1ee porna1,n i benefit
Along with thu mi Htnalon lhal the sIIn1 scale OF
dnllr, on bf1als'ull5 Is l. be rsumed n England we
bave. LIE + gli,l papers. The report # speech doI''
eel b. llt LIN Mr. Cobdft, al 'hr ION = l)r'H
hsr II tn eierafs Il - ehp.r. This discourse 3.
u rnse, nP5n e subject ii Tree trad pHd h' l' mes
sler II -. sha4k al rds ruuHus mu'ul1rJ upon
thai I5er4l purg # Grrai BaIu. which h;.s b. eu 50
aafalY sauafea u f- c4nnly. Hear TO- ~ 80. ". a@
English tn t#al#f Gu ,rs over III lurpn-iirr'''"r
VIII ahJh III Galfed STATS permitted themselves u be
iolIad OF b, tn British q vefnmem
"Ne have had The laaai thrown out against U.s. say
,ft ltl g.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-17

that nov ex>,s IA AeAico. rather Ia fc4ian from put
siag il daan. lei Il snaw un and aanfe t'stH rave
nversel With several II ihe Ulcers I he army men
al intelligence this SUBJECT aud all agree A. the o
pin,n thai thu mere shadow 4 government ~hlsh now
rrsains at q lxelara VII have M authority ~aRh"'t.
and that ii IL make peaca IN aat ~egr's cos
trnl,.ry ii What resre ought III e, he
xa,y moment We Withdraw. "a would al '~u'efh '"ui
All What thtn3 The very eal4tff ASSUMED 10 - ~
the y ace far an INDEMNITY. bad dflrnstV'lt
aai be brought hasa ulina'ef i Tie defensive lhe'
which would he the ED al liz Hh4" II II OF ~ 'u''
n rene. tbs vat tai tefNasiss IN tue '"'q 'N' 81
the counir..
sr.sesf utterly sgstt' tins 4 vefHmct undertaking
,o build ~, any u1eesnneni MeNco with the pledge
Of nr.ie-ftn The n>4iy placed ~ power must he Is
tritshlv eyf4ilt,p II, ard vii he under the sdeSn
sa,raT.a IL resair them n sa~eG and ihatNU"ld NO.
orr asasa ,.s arain MI The eeHtry would tl ihe eur
l7n,ls pftcsfi, a. Hind lHe hands - The tn-
pl.h Ja,s WY conquest Of Hind STAG n Inch Sc have
s,cen rep<pTiug iur yas All ytais cNss since fcci
was the resl oi mistaken fafsy.l'si an fram sep
t. s;sn each deeper ard deeper, --srafcelt any
lssr, II conquest hong ancj, hut ultimately ceH.
quest became Unavoidable and II ~as necessary MT only
IL hold the esuHtl,. a u coaqaer the Jscen iein-
WI. sir. iffi5s contingency fll .us-ifthc ENccu-
tive fas establishing apohf gov rnmcni 'h'ic under
our eaco, tsetni ana pfa'ec on, ana u The government
ssssf shall refuse 10 make Il aiy viii - On such
agras Vii ace p IN frgatd In Indemnify HEN ih'
fresidenf himself agrfes HAL lie mtsi iahr tie Nl
esnrse Wheh Ihase sid WHl1 b. ic iueri'hie conse-
queloe 4 Vigorous pneeeu.uu al Tie VA. Jhe Pics
lden SAYS substance. sf.sT hath1 aenFied to bued
M such 4 : #vefnnei=ailes having employed TIE be-,
ell IT. peace npaa .e mesi h5emi terms 1t al
fail | nov & ~ MS oNn "atds Al al, We MUS hold
On ~ tAe paiion ii The county, must take the
esaasufe Of Indemnify mt our uwE hands and cut zee
such terms Is lie hanei a., TIN COUNT, den atds Now
.r hat s fhs2 l. II mi a.haaA Judgment, dat
tls FICTITIOUS gavcfnnrH. Nic Is i led a. cannot be
omit up we assl MAJ eadases' al the whHlr coun
, Ff4 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-17
SUFFER- TO COL. GARLAND.

supper WAS given, On Wednesday n'ehf.b5 loc Mil
,ary If .yn.hbnrg To Cd. Garland ,tihe L. : Army.
rs mark ii respect fer his character mao. ard his
eaIlantry and good ooalee. i soldier, Co. Garland
escorted ny the volunteers, al o'clock, from HI
urhel : residence 10 tie Ma~orclall in The spacious.
and elegant Pnaljc raon q which avery sqmp'u
rcrlanmcnl Lad Icoa prepared. Ca. Blown presided,
assisted ty Capt Robertson, flac Lsht Iolantry Capt
Far, ID thu Rh Guards. and Nap' Shields, d the Ar
uIleIy and Jhn Wills Esq. Wee Presidents L pom
the toast complimentary to Inn Icing drunk. Which Was
received with enthusiastic applause the gallant Colonel
returned daabs in neat speech In Which he .ool
sioo TO express his Of the good condnct Of The vol
uateegs wh whom he served n Mr>lro. Alaoy youn-
given, and the ospirng airs olhe Brass
Band added grace 10 The festival.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-17
From The Richmond Times.
THE BRITISH CORN LAWS.

We have briefly noticed the imporlsnl TACT Of which
The steamship Caledonia brought intelligence that hy
The quiet operation Of law. and The CONSENT OF the Brush
Government. the great policy OF free trade in corn is 10
be abandoned IN the British Empireon the LIST OF March
neNt. and the sldmL sclle,St Robert Peel restored
The Kramer IN winch this Interesting inf rmaon has
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-17

- good do'I Is said about the speech Of II, =
dy Johns'o, Of Mi in tie Seuare. on the Ten
bill suspend an opinion until thu speeeI,
ported III, re
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-17

NOR RENT-1he Dwelling House. situated the
Keserl or, between the residences OF Rev Mr.. kinehe
and Mr. &. G. Guile. For terms, applyt,
Jan lJ-2t if v NJ. T. YASCEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-17

u The Pe'er,5nlg AID Roanoke Rrilro,d company
have ttcared dividend # three and hall per eyut t
tie last sly months
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-17

O. Mr. Kennedy, Leading dcuoorate member Of he
House Of personalities IN The last Congress- and TIN,
winters nemtor Il the Ie2'elalu7e Of Indiana, was
taken with Small PN. at indianapolis and after suffer
lrs q great deal tel victim tie d,oasc Tie case
suihced 10 iodGce an adjournment Of the Leg sa,ure
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-17

e. The SPECIAL election in Chesterfield, on Monday
lasr, 10 supply tie vacancy oecsoned y the resignation
pfJohn A.Janes resulted in the choice Of Mair Jones.
by about the usual dcaocrac majority over Mr. Rhodes.
the "hig candidate, who had 'ero rongb cut in view
Of some Local question: IA which lhe county vas much
interested. But democras are evercauglt in his ,yay
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-17
Flour. Wheat. yoJurcO.

AND ALL KINDS or COUNTRY PROnCCE.
ysi Receive close personal attention Grateful the very
!o raj pltronage extended 10 the Late firm, val respect
MY solicit " nnanee An eSpeiguo IN business
than IL years, with entire attention, will enable me-
think to give safeoa 10 al who may favor me with thcr
patronage JNO G. AICCLANAtIAN
Jan G.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-17

at orr late stand. NJ, stock 81 GROCERIES, DONES
TICS. LIQUORS, viii he found all times LARGE aud
well selected equal 10 any is market Orders Tor go d.
Twill be CAREFUL, attended 10. Consignment Of
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FNGROSSFD BILLS.
t'OR s. 3l.i

FOR Sl.E.
THE fCREWs and FIXTURES lately worked by Ca
i baniss 4 Davis. Apply to T. Iogwooi OF W II Caba
tiAS. +. DAVIS
eyenhet lh-M L
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y q 4 4 4 a..
Grocery and Commission Rusinrss,

IIANING purchased iht interest q Nj e Thompson in
1 h. lais eoaoern o. Mechanism Il lhoprsa, will
coming
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-17

e3-eW congressional suan.ryi is necessarily defer
4 : -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-17
Household - Kitchen Furniture

HORSES, COWS. HOGS EARNING md
OTHER UTENSILS.
The above property is in good CIDER and Of the best
kind.
At the same time and place will also be sud tact
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-17

IT 1T TT"T 10. JIM bI1. INI9
Gentlemen i accept y iii 4roat pleasure tI,...
dinner trudrnd to ne by the ciif2ens u ST. s
through YOU, and he # Yea Ia cir lhrn
thanks i'T the hlt'enng expressions in winch tn.
lUll.u is coached. mi.
Saturday nCNt viii he the apsi c,nyenieui dtv,,..f
| can nauIc for thr occasion. '''
Most respectfully gentlemen.
la lppr obi. s,ref
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Administrators sale.

on TIE 2ern OF JANUARY. lSiS.
WILL sell, on the premises II tho late Anderson
Ganaaway, deed, Tn Tauf day. the 20h inst. nj
public anci1n,lAe entIe Tobacco manufacturing fixtures
consisting If
PRESSES, SCREWS, LEVERS,
and all necessary fxiats tor mancloetuung Tobacco
tlnusehaI and Kitchen Furniture. als1a Good Mlch
Cow. A Few boxes Of robacco ais. Tens liberal
.and made known on dry Of sale
I. I. NORMAN. Amir Of
A. Ganuaway. decd.
p. S.-The Dwelling House aud Factory viii ais, be
rented on The same day moi rented privately before the
day Il sale. s I'M
Jan lo-3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-17

Resolved TIM he cotnillte 1 Schools and Colleges
be- Instructed u enqnan lato thr eApedency = aPPnn
airp the amount l. sscd iin ihrhals Il tortalcJ aud
lnsucnI lands N the county OF HARRISON. Ia The Nth
western Virginia Academy II tie sand county q Ham
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-17
Valuable slaves and PrrsOnai Property
FOR SALE.

IVY virtue of a deed OF trust made by Samuel Darst,
the oh day ot February. lsti, 10 the suhscrl-
bcr and ot record in the Clerks oiee uf Il 1ckbidge
county, | shall proceed at the Tavern House Of SAID
Dlrst. knuwa by The name OF tho
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

ArrlraL OF Inc Sledm-ShtP DFtf0"ht"-ot"teenn "
days 1aier from Europe-RiSc IN Cotion--FaH
in Breadsigfs.
Cotton had advanced, and brisk business was
doing at improved rates, particularly in the lower
grades.
Flour had been steadily declining since the
sailing of the last steamer, without prospect OF
early recovery.
Wheat also was very dull and declining-at'
tribuabe mainly to the abundance OF the home
supply.
Canadian Corn had also declined.
In American provisions there was a far bust
ness doing, but no materla! change.
The resumption of the sliding scale of duties
commenced on the first inst.
The suffering in Ireland is distressing. There
is q party forming, who advocate an immediate
war with England.
The Britannia's news had produced most
depressing effect on Eastern markets.
Monetary affairs manifest an improving ten
dency. The only failure that has occurred since
those noticed in the last steamers advices. is
Evans, Son & Co., who were largely engaged in
the iron trade.
The Archbishop of Canterbury, prima,e OF
England is dead.
The government of England has warned the
Austrian government that any further interfer-
renee, her part, with the Pope of Rome. and
the affairs Of Italy, will be considered as declar.
alton of war.
Ireland still continues in distressing condition.
large party in that unhappy country are fa-
vorabIe to the immediate declaration Of war gansl
England ..
The cause of the decline in Breadstuffs through.
out the kingdom, is owing to the large home sup.
ply -
Since the advices per the last steamer the
market for cotton has manifested some Improve.
ment, especially in the lower grades.
quotations, but the demand for old is limited anc
The stock light,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

o. Our neighbor OF the Fahequah Adcocate
misapPrehends our feeling and views in relation
to the Rev. S. 3. Treat. We have no feeling or
opinion III regard TO the matter, and we thought
that friend Ross endorsement of his course while
in the Cherokee nation, would satisfy all as it did
We most cheerfully take Mr.. RS word, thai
Mr.. Treat made no abolition proposition during
his stay in the nation.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

(ETWashing'on City has just adopted new
Charter, by the decisive vote OF 500 TO 324, and
voted to elect its Register, Surveyor, and Collector
of Taxes by the People, by ,42O to 43l.
The democratic practice of eiec!ing all officers
by the people, is prevailing pretty much over the
Union. Arkansas. while most democratic hume
ricalIy speaking, is behind her democratic sisters
on this fundamental principle. "All power is
inherent in the peopIe"-al officers should be
elected by, and responsible TO, TIE People. We
hope the next Legislature will submit to the peo-
ple for their ratification, amendments of the Con.
siitution placing the election of all the Execu-
tive officers before the people. This much pro-
gress hope to witness.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25
from the st. Louis Reveille


CHIHUAHUA.-The Faro. newspaper of Chihua-
hua, Jan. 18th, has the following. We find it in
the Picayune
The total American force. including wa goncrs
IN the Canton FL Paso, is seven hundred, with
three pieces of artillery. They have been in
want of resources for the expedition to the cen.
tire of the State for fifteen days. and had received
nothing up TO the Sth Of this month. In regard
to ratIons they had enough, with the exception of
meat, and this they were in want of, notwihstand-
ing the whole village had been searched for cattle.
They have taken seven hundred sheep from Don
lgnacio Ronqule, without paying his price.
The German and American companies in the
place are divided and opposed TO each other, and
IN one instance the Germans had to be disarmed
! before they could be reduced TO submission. The
alleged cause of the difficulty was desire on the
Germans 10 sack the place, which the Americans
would not agree 10.
As well as we understand the last para.
graph, small expedition had started out from FL
Paso, which attacked by about five hundred
chas, Camanches, and one or two mon who had
deserted from former expedition, who took from
them most of their mules and horses, and killed
their oxen, thus rendering their wagons useless.
Whilst the Americans were DESTROYING what thew
could not carry away, the guerreros made a
charge and killed twenty of the Americans
Some time afterwards a spy caught slIulk-
ing, and they made him conduct two hundred
Americans to the place where it was thought the
guerrilla chief, Cortez, was, but when they arriy
ed the bird had flown. They returned without
the spy. ... .-...... -.rr
The insurrection in New Mexico has EXTENDED
itself to all The Puebos of the Rio Abaio, which
up to this time had been peaceabe.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

GF The New Orleans Bee gives Gen. ylor
fifteen States in Wing National Conventon.--
Only four out the fifteen will 60 for him at the
election. lie is no doubt stronger in the conven-
tioH than he will be in the election.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

BIG FIsH.-A fisherman of our place, on last
Tuesday caught large cat fish, which weighed
over GS7 lbs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

0E-" The Elephant new paper has just
been started, it is supposed, in opposition to John
Donkey.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

SONGS FOR THE PEoPLE.-We have been shown
a number of this work, by friend, and we
heartily With him that at is the best idea
of the age" 1t furnishes the latest and best
songs and duets, set to music, already prepared
for the amature musician, and commend il
to our singing friends, for its usefulness and
cheapness. 1t is issued monthly, making about
300 pages in one year, at 25 cents number or
So per annam-by G. B. ZIEBEa & Co., PhiIa-
delphia.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

CT The Whig State Convention Of North Car
oina, has nominated CHAs. MANLEY as a candi-
date for Governor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

LANDS TO BE ACQUIRED BY THE IREhi
calculated says the Philadelphia Bulls'n'
I" Upper California contains an are. ar,,'
square miles, and New Mexico 95VV'
smiles. Assuming the cost Of the "a'
purchase money 10 be, in round numOs'''
0OO, 600, the acquired territory would
than thirty cents au acre, sum when y
disposed to regard as extrayagani, wnen j
to The amounts paid by our goyernps"
tlnguishment OF Indian titles.
I" Upper California includes the "
Bay of San Francisco, a bay mol Nv
enough to contain the shipping IN our
merce betweeen China and the Eas'
our western possessions, but large eT
comnlodafe the uniied ndrieS Of me a e'
Louisiann cost some Sl5,OOO'UVV'
acquired in Florida. if we count 1he
the war, cost S4O.0O0,O00.
" In the annexation of this Vas' NJ nar
annex nothing but mountains ana Val 'S1I
and rivers, for the entire population
lifornia is only $4,000, and that oi
but 10000"
WEBsTEa's Dictionary IN Mexico
Merriam have received an order iof
of Webstcr's Unabridged DicI'onaf"
10 Mexico.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

FRoF. MORSE MADE PAcHA.-A correspondent
of the Journal of Commerce, writing from Con.
stantnople, says that decoration in diamonds of
a Turkish Order of Honor, such as is given to
Pachas of two tails, is actually in the hands of
our Legation for Prof. Morse, from the Sultan. in
in return for the uieU of his telegraph. II will,
arrive in America with royal diploma at the
same time. .r#..-r
The political news from India is satisfactory
Peace has been completely restored in tho Punjaub.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

!. The bill Incorporating the Ocean TeIegraphic
Company, has been vetoed by Gov. Skunk, of Pa.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25
CoMPLIMENrARY.-The N. Y. Hernza snus

CoMPLIMENTARY.-The N. Y. Herald, saws:
4" Mr.. Adams all occasions, we believe. has
been open, pure and uncontamnate ted--as SINGLE
hearted as a child or an angel. When his soul
took It's flight from the House Of Representatives
at Washington. 1t was pure spirit passing from
den OF Mieres, plunderers and robbers, 10 the
brightest mansions and pures spirits of eternity.
What happy change what a glorious escape ~
SUBSTITUTE FOR ENGRAFTING.-A farmer in
Tennesse who has much reputation as a fru, raj.
ser, says he raises his fruit in the following man.
ner .-...... ..
I" He takes cutting from the best tree he can
find, puts the end of cutting into large po.a.
toe, and sets it in the EARTH leaving but one or two
inches Of the cutting above the ground. The cut
ing soon sends out roots and grows rapidly max.
ing fine tree, which needs no engrafling.''
0EThc Rothschiids have offered to take the
sixteen million loan on the terms. and at the rate
proposed by Mr.. Vinton's bill, it will put an end
TO a very animated discussion, just commenced,
as to the proper means of raising that sum. Such
is the strength Of this Government, that its credit
is increased by trials.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

0FThe marriage of Tho's j. Mayors of Rich
mond, Va, to Senorito Carmencita Parez, of
Monterey, Mexico, has been announced. This is
said 10 be the same Mayors whose former wife be-
came enamored Of young man and wrote Sc
res Of extraordinary letters. The husband be-
came desperate, shot the paramour, and it seems
has now married again. Every one remembers
the Richmond affair.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

0TThe Governor of Pennsylvania has vetoed
bill passed by the Legislature of that State, to
incorporate telegraph line, upon the grounds
that the telegraph system is interference with
the Genera Post Offce," and therefore, is un-
consiiluionaI.'' He says that by the Constitution
of The United States, the power " establish Post
Offices and Post Roads, is expressly conferred
upon Congress. We think that Gov. Shunk's
powers are very great if he can conStrue a tee-
graph wire into a Post Road and the Z" battery
into Post Office. Vreily, we .hink that some
interference with Cave Johnson, might stir him
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-03-25

+-*PositiveIy subscriptions TO the Intel
ligsacer, will be taken, without the cash accom-.
panies the same.
All job-work must be paid for when ii is taken
away. and transient advertisements 10 be paid for
when lhe same are admitted in the paper.
Distant patrons can obviate this cash regulation
by giving city endorsements.
The Rirer has risen 2 feet since our last and
is a navigable condition for the small class
of boats. The -1Ieri and w. II. Day left for
ports down the river on last Wednesday. The
p. H. Whue arrived from below on Wednesday
and returned down the river the next day.
JThe Hon. G. ". PAscHALL returned, after
long absence. in Texas. where he has been en-
gagged in extensive land suit, in excellent
health, but has since his return been proztrated
By severe attack of the Scarlet fever and is
now dangerously i'll.
The Defence OF ENGLAND.-In another col
umn will be found hit at the letter of the Duke
Wellington on the state of the defences and dan.
ger of invasion and conquest of England by
France. 1t is from Punch who has made it a
subject for his ilIimitabe wit.
MELcHoR's COUCH CANDY.-Ail persons labor
ing under the unpleasant afIiiction of coughs are
recomme nded 10 60 to MELcHoK's where they can
be supplied with his HoarA0und Cough Candy, an
infalli bic and pleasant remedy. We might also
mention that there are other attractions in that
quarter. He manufactures, and keeps, general
Iy on hand excellent candy, cakes &c. &c. The
&c. &c., especially, are highly recommended
by competent Judges. ... ..