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IN pursuance Of law, l. ZACHARY TAYLOR Prsssn,
thar pubic .aiss viii BE- held a. he a.I sce
The state FLORIDA periods hsreissr
da the s seventh ssy o. January nss ~ G q he public
lands situated within the aforementioned townships and parts Of
Ssuh Of the base line and east Of The principal msism.
Township een Except Tier Of secons,l of range
fractional townships and thirty Of range aaeea
~ six thirty thirty one, ywo, range sixteen
and dgms % snd Of
sections twenty inclusive, and
I'VE 70 thirty inclusive in township one township two
township three M and sesen and townships 'wen
townships one ,wo hres four twenty-five ,wensr
Townships township seventeen Except
.e~en ar sisS y and township Nineteen escep
sections AVE- six eight nine aesa ,s.
and hirysx township wenty township twenty
tercsp section srD and township menyz Of range TWEEN
eighteen, township nineteen except sections three
townships four twenty-five, twentsn, and twenty
Township tweniy-six, of range twenty four.
North Of the base line and east Of The principal msridan
Township one, Of range seventeen.
Al the TALLAHASSEE, commencing Monday,
twenty day Of January next for the disposal Of the public
townships, to wit;
South Of the base line and east Of tho principal meridian
The tier Of sections in township four FRANCE three
Fractional township six, Of range six. ......"..
townships Township two w R Sa ts s snd np
Township twelve, Of range twelve. ... @ n.>.
North Of the base line and csst Of the principal meridian.
Sections twenty thirty four and hyfve Of township
five, OF range eight ..&~ t'-
Sections weniyone and twenty-five, township four of
nine eEr .'g '>..I.#
Sections and in township three, Of eleven
Sections eighteen nineteen thirty and hone in township
twenty thirty and hyone, Of Chocaw Hachie
township sections four ve, fifteen,
eight twenty nine hirytwo,
of Choctaw Hatche In township four
eighteen, twenty twenty eight
nine thirty three, and thirty four west Of choctaw Hachie river
in township five, Of range sixteen.
Sections hyone and two, in township Of range nine
teeI. IL
Al the land AUGUSTINE, commencing Monday,
January the disposal OF the public
lands situated within the aforementioned townships and OF
townships, 10 wit
South Of the base line, and east Of the principal meridian.
Township twenty two Except thirty wo
east fraction Of section twenty and township OF
range twenty seven.
Townships wenty-tee, four, twenty
township Except sections thirty
and thirty three) of range twenty eight. 1....
Townships five and OF twenty
Lands by law for the Of schools military and
other purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
days appointed, proceed which they
verised with all convenient dpaich until the whole shall
offered and the closed But sale shall be
open weeks, private Of the
lands viii be admitted until after the expiration OF the weeks
Given under hand, the city Of Washington this fifteenth
September Domin thousand eight hundred and forty
| nine. T. TAYLOR.
BY the President;
J. BurTKREELp, ss...
Commissioner Of the General land Office.
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WILLIAM H. MINNIx, late Of the General Land Once win
claims of kind against the before
OF the departments Hts experiences In the different
OF the especially those in relation military
lands viii enable him 30 full satisfaction 10 all who
services The patents lands sold
will be secured and all
taken deadee Claims
revolutionary the Of le2 and Mexican
special lie will also attend the sale
Of owned In
this city by residents and others
James Shields, formerly Commissioner
Once Hon. Richard NJ Young late Commits
Of the General Land oce TO all the officers Of the General
Once members Of Congress generally Of the Stats Of rois
Richie Edmund Burke, Peter Force, w. W. seaton " r.
Blair, J. c. Rives, Richard Wallach
Once Hasup weedon Coach Factory west OF the Centre
Market, Washington, d. c.
len
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UUMEss History OF England, from The invasion OF
III Julius Cfsar TO the hbdcaon q James II be completed
small volumes with large tpeunform Boston
Macsnlays History Of Engandvols ., lust published
Sept FRANcK TAYLOR
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BY tn. Pread.nt Of an. United s......


Unied Of and thai
public sales VIII be held Al the aforementioned land Offices
stse dAkkNsAs AT the periods her enaer degnntcd
Al the land once BATEsvuIE compencne ON Monday the
sssx within the aforementioned townships, vz
SSfh Of he base line and rea Of the h principal meidian
Township two Of range three.
Township two, Of range four. .u
N~ Of s base Tine and east Of s th principal meridian
At the land once FAYETTEVILLE commencing Monday
the fourteenth day Of January for the disposal Of the public
lands within the following named township via;
evth Of hs base line and Of Tie 6h principal meridian
To.n.hip twenty, Of range twenty six.
the day Of January for the disposal Of public
lands situated within the aforementioned township
Sorh Of e base ine and Of The 6h principal meridian
Township six, Of range fourteen.
Lands appropriated BY law for the use Of Schools military and
other purposes, will be excluded from - =
The odns Of the above mentioned lands win on
and s sales ,Su Closed But NO s hall ini b. su
longer than weeks and no private Of any the
my city washington, heenh day
september, Domni thousand eight hundred
~ he President
Commissioner Of the General Land once,
NOTICE TO PREEMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right OF preempon OF the
IL required 70 establish ne same 70 he ssp e hs %
and receiver Of the
eea @ aahe AFTER seeing this notice, and before The day sp
hraeint the tract claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
,; BUTTERrIELD,
EoH tETe house and lot occupied BY IN, unae-sn.s on
o street A. r. BAGBY
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Concord Academy.
THE session Of this Institution the Isl Of DC
F'wM COLEMAN, A. M, Principal.
LEWIS NJ. COLEMAN, A. M.
Concord Academy.


" Mason;s
Dr. i. ?. Scott. Speaker Senate OF Virginia,
Dr. Armisiead Cook. Portsmouth;
Robert 2; s,anaId' e.q' Mehmondi
VIM. II, I Iayioe' esq., Mount Airyi
Andrew Hunter, esq. Jederson ...'
Clayton q. Coleman, esq., Louisai
John Tabb, esd Gioncester
WIN. H. Roy, esq. Gouees.eri
Hon Robert NJ. r. Hunter, Essex;
Right Rev. Nicholas Cobbs D. D., Bishop OF Alabama
Hon Thomas II. Bayly NJ c.;
Judge Daniel Coleman, AlabaInai
Hon. James A. Seldom. M. c.
Gen Bernard Peyon,' Richmondi
Hon. James M Mason. Frederieki ....-..
Rev WIN. Friend, Port Royals
John r. Bryan esq., Gloucester;
Thomas 8. Gholson, ESQ.,. Peersburg
John w. Tyler, esq Wamenon; -. ~.
George r. Wilkins, esq., Northampton;
Francis T. hves, esq, Petersburg
Gentlemen either present wards
Sep. 2-d GIntel]
TANTED daily, al Baltinlore, iphia, New
sion oce young wholesale and retail stores and other
spectacle business keepers statesmen, poers
keepers walters coachmen, agents. book and
agents. collectors In all branches OF business &C. We
have all large number Of good situations ON which
any kind do well give have agents in each
cities which will enable place every applicant in
all the cities, which will enable to
give entire satisfaction TO all who favor us with cali
.....,... between South and Gay.
BALTIMORE either OF the above cities, will
Immediately attended BY addressing line
pense they otherwise would coming the city and
seeking employment for themselves Address .,
No. 50 Second street,
May 24-d1 Baltimore, Md.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANT

right fthe lands
within the townships and parts Of townships above enumerated,
establish Of the register
receiver land oce and make therefor
this aud before the day appointed
the Of the public sale Of the lands embracing the
tract claimed; otherwise such claim will be forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD,
: ...si Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Sent ~ yy
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BENNETT OLEmENTs,
Notary Public. Ho,mfv Land: Psnsfon, and General
.agenf, Washfagfos,
CONTINUES prosecute for revolutionary services,
am sons quo o ~ war % sn and S @ war ~
His long a Treasury Department and
win and efficiency on ali claims committed 70 his care
and management bis charges are uniformly moderate s
peeted that correspondents VIII pay postage
REFERENCES.
Hon. A. p. Baghy, Ala. Hon. A. Iverson, Ca.
Butler King Ca Cot g. Benneu p NJ army,
J. 8, Phelps, NO. Hon. r. La sere, La.
P.w. Tonpkins Miss Msssrs Gales q sesion,
,. H. Harmanson, La Mcssrs Corcoran Riggs,
J. g. Chapman, Md. Col II. p. Andrews, r NJ A.
job Mann Pa Maj Lloyd j. Besi, p. VI A.
Ak Paris comptroller Of Peter Hsene ESQ, ID auditor
Sept W--iy
stationery Store, 18th PENNSYLVANIA
nue. the following beautiful and popular mue sold at our usual low
The Ledger Poka, by James Bellak
Nancys Fancy Polka, by G. Blessner .l.
SAILORS Polka by G. Ien.chow leader Of
The Hyncinth Polka, BY Gung1 ! ...
The Elm Waltz, with variation. By Grobe
The Manor Waltz, y T q Mcksnna
Sub Rosa Waltz, BY A. Renhardt
Reindeer ouickstep, BY orobe
The Virginia Rosebud ouckstep, by Grobe
Leap DER he Waves, BY j. n Hewitt
back dreams, back by member Of the
Band
Gentle Deeds beautiful ballad
JEANNE and Donald, ballad, by Hodson
aWn you p with the 'Dsmes,,
The Merry Sleigh Bells, arranged as quartcue
Belle q Baltimore, an Ethiopian song
Come back sseben DO 90
AND WARRANTS WANTED.
Dec, Psnnsyiysnia avenue, opposite Browns Hotel
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GENCY, washington.-The undersigned, late Of the In
speeon branch OF Post Office Department. offers his ser
generally the southwestern
section particularly with the that his removal from once
character has
department honesty capacity, and fidelity and
Office Of parties, with their hearty
con him therein.
orders attend business, Of nature, the seat
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-du late OF Post Once Department
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ts-CARDs printed plates engraved In the
approved hours, notice cards OF
the finest quality supplied by TAYLOR MAURY,
Nov@ Wv 'a Bookseiers, near Nh o.
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CONTENTS thc Americas Almanac for Isso.--Elec
" tons Of Presidents and Vice Presidents.
Executive Departments and Ohicen ..
Postnasters, Collectors, Naval Officers.
Indian Agents. Pension Agents, Land Ohcers.
Army List, Military Posts, Arscnals, &C.
Navy List and Vessels Enr,ish Navy, French Navy.
Marine Corps Supreme Court, Circuit Courts District Courts
Foreign Ministers and Consus IN the United States
United Ministers and Consuis abroad. .
of Laws and Resolutions passed al the
last session of Congress. l#l9 EttU DIS
Mail Service and Revenues under the Postage Law
Postage Atlantic Postage European Postage Posages
Oregon md California. i. .. $500
United States Revenues and Expenditures from 1850 10 1888
Imports Exports for hfty-eight years. gE
Debts Of the United States and OF the several States
Public Lands seaCoasts, State Elections Popua
slaves, Railroads, Immigration Colleges, Law Schools
Medical Schools Theological Schools Teernphs, stafes o
Europe British Colonies, other matter, commercial
Political Statistical Historical Scientific for
of advertisement
3 closely printed pages price postage part
Of the United staies only IL cents
This day received.
Dec g. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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v sale by 4. J. McCLERY,
Dec, 2-dn Corner Of lfh and streets,
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MR. A. DIE vAUDRICOUBT begs leave 60 inform the
III public and his friends that having permanently located in Wash
tuition the French,
Italian and Spanish languages and also Of Che piano forte and draw
s branches References Of the highest responsibility
will given by applying his residence, 2 street, between and
D next door % Gibson Academy, Davsr music scre and
Mrs. Andersons stationery store.
July 7-eedn
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Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled the right Of presumption of the
lands within the townships and townships above
required establish the satisfaction of the
proper land Office and make therefor
practicable this notice. and before the
for public Of the lands embracing
tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
]. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Sen IL l1N
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WATSON d RENWICK,
PATENT AGENTS,

WATSON q HENWfCK,
PATENT AGENTS,
+ street, opposite the Patent Office Washington, d. c.,
DRoCURE patent the United States and in foreign
uies give advice all questions arising under he patent
law.
RETER coRRksroxDEsrs
Hon. Edmund Burke, Commissioner Of Patents.
Hon James D. Westco IT, chairman p Committee Of Senate On
Patents.
Gouyerneur Kemble, esq, West Point foundry.
Renwck, LII. d., New York.
Henry Brevoor, esq, Glendon Iron Works, Boston.
u. r. Durham Co. steam engine builders, New York
Hon. Thomas Corwin.
b. D. French, president Magnetic Telegraph Company
roRKies coRRrsrosDxsrs
Richard Creed ESQ., London and Birmingham Railroad Company
London. .
Edward Sabine r. g., Lieutenant Colonel Royal Eneinee,
woolwich
Michel Chevaer, and Robert Walsh,
Pans. Nov xi-Na~ow
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
EnenItv NJ Physte.--Ses sio,s nj $50

THE Lectures will Monday, October
Il unue until the 18th Of March ensuing. ~.
Chemistry and Phamacy-WILLAn f. A. AIKEN, NJ d. LIZ ID.
Surgery-NATHAs r. snITH.
Therapeutics Maea Medica and Hygene-sAsUEL CHEw NJ d.
Anatomy and Physiology-yosEPH RobY, NJ. ID.
Theory and Practice Of Observation-Disclosures POWELL, NJ D.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and Chdren-RIonARD H.
THOMAS, NJ. ID.
Pathology Demonstration Of W.
MILrESBERoER.
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery day
the Baltimore Inhrmay opposite the Medical College The
practical anatomy will opened charge
demonstration Fees Comfortable
obtained vicinity Medical College
80 50 per week. WILLIAM Y. A. AIKEN,
Aug. l5-2awtNovl Dean Of the Faculty.
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NOTICE.The SUBSCRIBER begs inform the citizens and
public generally that he has Just employed workmen from Eu
from the northern Cities Of known skill and experience
which, knowledge and practice In the bust
thirty years. enables him with confidence that he 10
ewely and costly silver,
kc superior and cheaper than any other establishment known 20
county, His respectfully
requested TO leave their orders with .....o
Penn avenue, between 9th and ION streets.
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TO George and Edwin P.ce.You hereby noti|
hed that October term, 1919, superior
chancey The county Of Prince George and State Of
Virginia. decreed, among other thngs, substance FOB
"ha X Meade and Thomas H. Daniel who appoint
ed commissioners Cor the do cause notice 70 eht weeks 70
published WITH OF newspapers published in the
city Washington posted the oni door Of the house
county, George Pace and Edwin Pace formerly Of
Prince George, VEnia) forward and claim
Chevcs
George befre the
court will proceed distribute shares
Of the amongst their next Of kin"
THOs. N. DANIEL,
Nov 22-dsw Commissioners, he
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Superior Old brandy.
THE subscriber very superior Brandy
Of Of 1873 purchased expressly for medicinal pu
Families wishing article kind would
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
CHAMPAGNEs.
Schroeder Cock and Crown
Heidseck Ducal Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Always together with variety Wines, Liquors.
segars, Tobacco, &c. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aug ll-eodni Penn avenue, l5th street
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JUVENILE Books for PrcsentsJust received from every
publisher in the country and
books for people, beautifully up printing bind
ing, and for sale at northern prices.
. TAYLOR MAURY,
Dec Booksellers, 9Th street.
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NOTICE TO Pre- EMP11oN CLAIMANTS.

~ NOTICE TO PREEMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled TO the night Of preempuon any Of The
lands within the townships and above
Fsquircd e<nblish
receiver Of the proper land ONCE make
for the commencement Of the public sale Of the lands embracing
tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited;
#t9a a.. y........ J. BUTTERFTELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Sep. @-lawi3w
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jaime. @. Berrct

James q. Berrct
WILL attend TO the prosecution Of claims before Congress and the
w executive departments Of the government
once and dwelling street, between 9th and 10Th streets.
Oct9-n
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Union INTELIIGENCE AND GENkhAk AeENOi
streets-E A. hoe and individ
uals by applying this once, be supplied with honest and
obsng servants, walters, vaet, he Good situations always on
Farms, houses unmproved property &e sold and rented
Also furnished and unumied rooms rented and supplied upon hs
mos reasonable terms.
Rev D. T.. smith, Rev J. r. Eckard,
Rev. @ NJ Butler, Messrs. y Q. 1 @. y. Dyer,
w. w. seaion, esq. Dr. A. N. Hofn,
Robt r. Anderson, esq. WIN. H. Canpoch, ESQ.,
O. B. luskey, ~. ID. Gilman, esq
Nov. 2f-eodfmn
A NEW supply OF shswis, Closhs, and sscks--suan.
gers citizens respectfully invited 10 examine stock
10 cloaks, shapes and
materials
10 plain cioats, richly trimmed
10 French sacks. .. ..
In SHAWLS have
rs Hungarian long shswl-, In rich coIors ... ....
II Bay do do
~ half mourning do do, In designs @ ..r..
medium and low priced woolen shawls
Also, rich cashmere long shawl. . 30
Dec. 5-a CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY CO
NEW Cloths, Css-imeres. and vestfngs.-Ths subscr
Just received entirely supply Of The above
goods which they invite the attention OF uem TRENDS and inc
pieces French cloths received In black brown blue
20 pieces fancy cnsmees embracing all the popular shades Or
10 pieces best French doe skin eassimeres
do medium priced do do
IN vBsTfNGs WE HAVE
Rich French cashmeres, aeen different of
Plain black, brown, and olive sih vesunes
Rich figured silk yestines, complete
Rich vesunes, suitable for evening purposes
Together with almost every article requisite Cor gentlemen In our
Dec 5-3uf CLAGETT, NEWTON. MAY d co.
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BENJAMIN r. Worcester, teacher
Of Photography during the several schools in this
puvafe Instruction his (Mr o.
Gopsn Penn between 9Th and 7 st reasonable
terms Sept 2-lawn
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SERvANTs.-wanted, = male servant and good
COOK 10 40 the work OF None viii be employed
who bring good Inquire at this once
Now I'M
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\ KNOX WALKER viii practise law I'm the supreme
j. States prosecution Of
claims against government Addr.ss Washington, d. o.
Mar. lb--6
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-02

THE CIRCULAR AGAIN.-Mr. Truman Smith. in his
circular, (Which we intend TO immortalize for several
years. says:
1--WE who have contributed to elevate him (Gen.
Taylor to his present exalted station, must stand by
him, or we shall be guilty of all the baseness of those
who fled from the battle field of Buena VISTA"
Is this a slap at Indiana! There were no deser-
tions from that field alleged, except that of a portion
of Indianians.
But we can tell the honorable senator ,ho were
guilty of that ''business;' it was those wings whose
presses and whose votes in Congress took the side of
their country's enemy, counselied refusing. and re-
fused to vote supplies to enable the heroes OF Buena
Vista to keep the field. These were those fellows
who were guilty Of THAT baseness.-Trenio Daily
Ners.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-02

Mr.. WALKER.-A report has reached us, said to be
well authenticated, that Hon. r. ]. Walker has pub
licly declared his approval Of the course and opinions
of MIR. Benton-in other words that me is in favor of
the Wilmot Proviso, and the application of "free soil'
doctrines 10 The new territories. We are not prepared
10 believe this, but it comes to us from such a source
as to justify the mentioning in our columns Eicks-
burg Sentinel.
tainly important. He exerted mure personal infiu-
ence in the question Of Texas annexation, than any
other one man. If il should happen to prove untrue
as regards Mr.. W.. it is Of some Importance in show
ing how Southern papers regard the position Of Mr..
Benton. BY the way, the St. Louis Union copies the
recent resolutions of Major Semans, passed at Lafay-
cite in this State. Our State Journal will be able to
appreciate Mr.. Benton's true attitude by and by bu,
it's skull must have some hard knocks first.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-02

A tragical affair recently occurred at Hoboken, &C.
cording to the New York Herald. A man named
John Dunno, and his wife, occupied rooms in a GER
tain house. and a clergyman had rooms in the same
house overhead. For some reason or other known to
himself, Mr.. Dunno suspected. or says he suspected,
the fidelity of his wife, ind did not like some famil-
iarities he witnessed on the part of the clergyman.
He determined to watch them, and. as he alleges.
found them in a situation which left no doubt on his
mind as to the criminality of the parties. The cler-
gyman fed through a window, which is ~presumptive
evidence of his guilt, and the enraged husband, seiz-
ing a clothes iron, as the first weapon he could lay
his hands on. ripped the bowels of his wife open.
The result was, of course, her death. He glories in
the act, and says be only regrets the hyPocritical
maw-worm Of a clergyman was not slain by her side.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-02

CALIFoRNIA.-The steamship Crescent City arrived
at New York on the 18th. The intelligence by the
arrival is more favorable than any previous advices.
showing as it does, the immense quantities of the
precious metal that has been procured, and is now on
the way to this and other countries.
The greatest efforts are making in California to or
ganize a State Government, SO that they may demand
admittance into the United Stntes. A mass meeting
for the purpose of considering the ~propriety of ap.
pointing delegates To a convention for the formation
of a Government for California, took place on June
18th. The object of the meeting having been briefly
stated by The President, Peter II. Burnett, Esq, ad.
dressed the people assembled and concluded his re-
marks by presenting the Hon. Thomas Butler King,
of Georgia, who responded to the call with his accus.
toned e~loquence and ability.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-02

OF A telegrapbic despatch from Washington,
states that WIN. Carey Jones. whose resignation rs
secretary of the Board Of Mexican Commissioners has
been previously announced, will leave that city in a
few days for California with the most important des-
patches to Gen. Persifer F. Smith, in reference to the
future government of that country. as President Tay-
Tor has determined to take all needful responsibility
in our unorganizcd territories. for the preservation Of
order.